The RC Freshwater Bay is delighted to welcome our newest member,
Dr. Delia Hendrie who was officially inducted on 20th October.
Delia holds the classification o Medical Economist.
Welcome Delia, thrilled to have you as a member!
Tonight, we welcomed Logan Hunter as our newest Rotarian.
Logan has been involved with our Rotary club for some time being
a regular at our Sunday market and providing the entertainment
at our club and
district changeovers.
Our Club meeting last night was a very busy one.
Presentation of Honorary membership to Pam O'Garr & Heike Davey,
in recognition of their significant community work
and contributions at the Club over many years.
Also the induction of new Corporate Friend members to DFG Legal,
Dux Cafe & Espirit Auto Services,
who we greatly appreciate, along with their support
of our recent successful Classic Car Show
Is your Rotary link school participating in the 2022
District 9455 Conference Art Competition?
The art competition is taking place NOW in Term 4.
Schools
have until the end of their school year to complete the artwork.
What format will the competition take?
The artwork will be in the form of an A2 poster.
Students are invited to investigate a West Australia
Aboriginal artist that they like and present
an informative poster about the artist.
Please have a look at the specifications in the
Rotary District 9455 Art competition – schools’ letter
that came attached to an email to club presidents back in August
or see below.
Who is the competition for and who decides who
will enter?
The poster competition is for art students in Years 7 to 10.
Schools will decide how many students will participate and,
if possible, build this into their program for Term 4
or it can be done as a
private activity at home.
How much will it cost for your link school to
enter the competition?
Cost to the Rotary Club = $100.
If you have
more than one link school the fee will be discounted.
Please look at the details provided in the
Rotary District 9455 Art Competition – Letter to Rotary Clubs
which was emailed to club presidents back in August
or see below.
There are some great prizes on offer including art materials
and the opportunity to participate in a masterclass
with an established artist.
Please get behind this reconciliation initiative.
Didn’t get the email about the competition?
Contact Ros Marshall, District Chair
Aboriginal Reference Group for the
details.
or phone 0413 221 253
We invite you all to join us at our charter night on the 4th of December
at Bassendean Bowling Club!
Come along and enjoy some
pizza and lawn bowls under the stars.
Get your tickets here:
https://events.humanitix.com/swan-rotaract-charter-night
Our Rotary Club will soon be supporting the Blue Tree Project.
Watch this space for more information.
Applications for RYLA
(Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) for 2022 are open!
RYLA is an intensive eight-day program designed for 18-28 year olds
with leadership potential and a commitment to community service.
The program is a unique opportunity aimed to bring participants
out of their comfort zone and challenge them to think outside the square
while actively
using and building on their existing skills and knowledge.
RYLA includes seminars, workshops, physical activities
and team games relating to areas including
Communication and Public Speaking, Leadership,
Team Work and Group Dynamics, Problem Solving
and Decision Making, Goal Setting,
Time Management and Self Awareness and Emotional Intelligence.
All applications must include the name of their sponsoring Rotary Club,
and we expect that applicants have contacted their local Rotary Club
to arrange sponsorship prior to submitting the form.
The RYLA
Committee will assist with this if necessary.
Applicants are interviewed prior to acceptance onto RYLA.
Successful applicants will have the energy, commitment and motivation
to develop their leadership potential and be willing to challenge
themselves physically and mentally over the course of the program.
Please note:
Applicants who have come to us via a Rotary Club
will
receive priority acceptance onto the program.
RYLA is held at the Serpentine Camping Centre from
Saturday
8th January – Saturday 15th January 2022.
Rotary Club Sponsorship for a RYLA participant is $870,
and the participant contribution is $220.
This includes all activities,
accommodation and meals for the week.
The application form is available online -
https://forms.gle/aqPkGvVfPYBcZtq46
Please get your applications in by 30th November 2021.
We fund trials of programs that help parents and caregivers improve
their child's mental health and well being.
Donate to research today
Our club is having a fundraising movie night of the new Bond Movie:
No Time to Die.
The date is Sunday 14 November at 6.15pm
at
the Windsor Cinema Nedlands.
For a bargain $35 fundraising price each person
also receives a raffle ticket and a bottle of water.
Funds raised will go toward our International
causes we support.
Tickets can be purchased online at Try-booking.
https://www.trybooking.com/BURLS
This just in, HOT off the press! 
We have just been announced as the Winners of the
United Nations Association of Australia WA Inc
Award for Excellence in Environment Action!!!! 
The award is an incredible honour to receive as sustainability
for the Environment is one the areas of focus at our Club.
Thank you UNAAWA for
the recognition as this means a lot to us
Foundation member, John Barnesby celebrated 42 years as a Rotarian
in our club with a cake and congratulations.
John has been a steadfast
contributor to our club for the entire 42 years
Very appreciative to receive funding support from @Lotterywest
for our major community event, the Rotary Jacaranda Festival.
It is satisfying to know that every time you play a Lotterywest game
you are supporting community organisations and activities
such as the JacFest that delivers a fantastic, family-friendly day
of fun and entertainment in the heart of
Applecross Village.
What a night of stories taking us back to a time
when a Polio was rampant in Western Australia.
It was an honour to recognize the remarkable people who,
against all odds, helped eradicate Polio in our own back yard.
A collaboration between the Rotary Clubs of Crawley and Perth,
our Liquid Gold in the Outback Polio Dinner was in support
of Rotary’s End Polo Now Campaign
and the fight
to eradicate Polio in the remaining two countries.
Meeting of the RC Freshwater Bay was our Pride of Workmanship Awards.
Speaker and recipient was Dr. Andrew Miller,
AMA President during the peak of the Covid-19 epidemic
. Andrew did an excellent job of keeping the Government
on track during this extremely challenging period.
Our second Pride of Workmanship Award recipient was Enya Warde,
Manager at Tee Box Cafe, Lake Claremont Golf Club.
Enya prides herself on giving good old fashioned customer service
and loves nothing better
than to see all her happy customers filling the cafe.
Heartfelt Congratulations to both Andrew and Enya for all you both do
in your own special capacities for people and our
community.
Community - Fran
- MR Rotary provided afternoon tea for the participants
of the South West Bike Trek,
who fund raise for the Children’s Leukaemia & Cancer Research Foundation
. For 19 years they have cycled from Subiaco to Augusta,
supported by service clubs and community organisations along the way
. The cyclists left Subiaco on Sunday 10 October,
and finished in
Augusta on Saturday 16 October.
Every year the students and staff of North Lake Senior Campus
amaze us with their energy, spirit and joy.
Members of Booragoon Rotary Club are very happy indeed
to support these fabulous people.
Thank you for sharing
this scholarship awards event with us.
Lots of outfit options at your local Op Shop
- get in there and
deck yourself out for the Rotary Op Shop Ball
26th October is our World Polio Day
. Still more work to be done.
Every child, every country. End Polio Now!
Thank you to the Esperance and Districts Agricultural Society, Kleenheat,
Geoff Rose for the coffee and all the passengers
for their enthusiasm and wonderful manners.
It was a privilege!
Past President Bill Hollingworth has inspired the Rotary Club of Albany Port
to add tree planting to its list of projects
. In cooperation with the City of Albany we have undertaken to plant trees
in a large public open space area at Warrenup.
In the photos Steve Thompson and John Lightfoot
are
enjoying contributing to a very worthwhile project.
Last month we joined forces with Perth Rotary - Western Australia
and Rotary Club of Matilda Bay for a Rock v Sport Quiz Night
at the Parmelia Hilton Hotel.
It was a great night where the clubs and guests mingled, tested their knowledge,
won prizes, dressed up and bid for fantastic sport memorabilia;
adventure experiences, art and jewellery.
The collaboration was a success and a great advertisement
for the Australian Rotary Health Fund and Rotary in general (225 tickets were sold!)
The event raised $5000 towards the Australian Rotary Health
and $1350 towards
each clubs' community Projects.
Huge shoutout to our very own Jules Jardine as MC
for the
night and thank you to everyone to attended on what was an amazing night!
In July this year Attadale Rotary joined with the Bicton Men’s Shed
to collect blankets etc for those mainly struggling without homes
and in need of warmth.
This project was a huge success and incredibly is still ongoing.
The appeal has been supported by wonderful people across the metropolitan area
and the publicity that was originally given by
Capital Community Radio 101.7 FM
Wireless Hill, Ardross has been fantastic.
Wongan Rotary held a successful Auction night last night.
Raising funds to assist many charities and needs throughout the area.
Thank you to our master Auctioneer Jeff, you make the night!
To the Wongan swim club for the fantastic meal, the “Wongan waves”
did an awesome job waiting on the tables. Tennis club for the bar service.
We also sincerely thank all people and businesses who donated items for us to Auction,
couldn’t do it without you.
Thanks to everyone for your support.
Last Saturday members of Freo Rotary had a tour of the RAAF Aviation Museum.
A very informative and interesting visit with some
excellent static displays of historical aircraft.
Fly In Day at the Serpentine Airfield
Busy day at Cannington Bunnings sausage sizzle today
. Beautiful day for it.
Thank you to all those who gave up their time to
come and help.
Apologies for the poor quality photos but we turned out in force
to operate a food stall at the Blue Tree music event.
Thanks to everyone who helped, especially many of our
newer members.
It was hard work, but good fun nevertheless,
as members and friends of the Rotary Club of Armadale
looked after the entry gates for the Kelmscott Agricultural Show
on Friday evening and all day Saturday.
Another function in the Goldfields,
tonight we are at the Goldfields Soccer association
cooking up sausages and burgers.
Thanks to O'Connor's Fresh, Everett Butchers, Bidfood and JLK Artistry
for their support and donations for tonight's event.
Our club is having a fundraising movie night of the new Bond Movie:
No Time to Die.
The date is Sunday 14 November at 6.15pm
at
the Windsor Cinema Nedlands.
For a bargain $35 fundraising price each person
also receives a raffle ticket and a bottle of water.
Funds raised will go toward our International
causes we support.
Tickets can be purchased online at Trybooking.
https://www.trybooking.com/BURLS
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