Rotary International President Jennifer Jones is ready to hit the ground running
as she takes office 1 July as the first female president in Rotary history.
She is a member of the Rotary Club of Windsor Roseland, Ontario, Canada,
and founder and president of Media Street Productions,
an award-winning media company in Windsor.
Having previously served Rotary in a variety of roles including
vice president, director, and Rotary Foundation trustee,
her talents have strengthened Rotary’s reach and impact
in a profile in the July issue of Rotary magazine.
Watch the presidential
changeover ceremony on Facebook.
Welcome Ash Barker as a new member of the Rotary Club of Welshpool
Well deserved Paul Harris Fellows to Kevin and Tania Parkes
Past President Richard Prunster was recognised with a Paul Harris Fellow,
seen here with City of Stirling Mayor Mark Irwin.
Membership Director Mick was recognised with a Paul Harris Fellow,
presented by Rotary
District Governor Dee Buckland.
Mark Hebbard was honoured with a Paul Harris Fellow,
presented by Rotary District Governor Dee
Buckland.
The prestigious Graham Fosbery President's Award for 2021 - 2022
went to Trish Lynch.
As Trish was unable to be present in person, her friend Kay
accepted the award on her
behalf from Pat Fosbery.
Looking forward to a great year of service to our community
with President Maree Gooch.
Members were welcomed to the Changeover Dinner
by President Franco Harkins with support of
President Elect Paul Diggins and Shani
Kaitani…
The first toast was presented by Jude Raudino
to our International Rotarians. Ross Ranson led a toast to partners.
Alex
Karatamoglou followed with a toast to absent friends.
The outgoing Board were thanked and the incoming Board was welcomed.
Joy accepted the handover and in her talk she told us that both
her father and grandfather had been Rotary Presidents in the UK.
So Joy is
upholding a family tradition.
Some happy snaps from the Rotary Club of Kalgoorlie
Changeover held tonight.
Sadness that some great members have left the club
due to family and other reasons
We welcomed Sharon Burgham as President for her second year.
We thanked Sharon, not with the usual Flowers,
but with a lemon tree for the
garden in her recently purchased home.
All members had a great evening.
We even let a Rotary Club of Boulder member win
Joker Jackpot.
congratulations
John Smaling.
On Monday 4 July the Rotary Club of Kalgoorlie will celebrate their
Charter 75 years ago. A magnificent achievement.
At the #RotaryMtLawley annual Changeover Dinner last night
retiring President Pettine-Ann Croul MBE inducted Russell Shearing-Jones
as President for the coming year.
Special guests included District Governor Dee Buckland,
Assistant Governor Jane O’Leary, Simon Millman MLA for Mt Lawley
and the President, Vice President, Secretary
and Treasurer of the Mt Lawley Interact
Club
The changing of the guard.....
we celebrated with great food and wonderful company
at our Handover night, when we thanked President Alan
for his year and welcomed our incoming President Dianne
who challenged us to Imagine Rotary in 2022-23.
The Rotary Club of Subiaco together with family and friends
enjoyed a fantastic evening at their changeover dinner
welcoming in President Wilma and her new executive committee.
The Rotaract Club of Subiaco also did their annual changeover
and welcomed in their new executive committee.
We are all looking forward to the year ahead doing great things.
Thanks to Selven and staff at La Bouffe Mauritian bistro
for a delicious meal and awesome hospitality and
to Petrina from AKANNA Entertainment for her Incredible performance.
The Club celebrated our annual changeover evening last night.
Newly inducted 2022 - 2023 President Jenni Wilke is congratulated
by 2021 - 2022 President
Peter Durrant.
Our Changeover Night was a wonderful event.
A huge thank you to our outgoing President Trevor
and a warm welcome to Tanya, incoming President.
Although it was a formal occasion,
there was much laughter and great fellowship in the room
Another fantastic Changeover function of the RC Freshwater Bay
was enjoyed to members, family and friends at the Holiday Inn City Centre
on Saturday, 18th June, 2022.
Daily in the run up to the function changes occurred as some 18 attendees
had to pull out due to Covid.
At short notice other friends were able to enjoy the
occasion.
Member Prof. Ralph Martins recognised the efforts of VP Di and PRID Ken Collins,
with a special presentation to PRID Ken by himself,
Kevin Taddei and member Assoc. Prof. Hamid Sohrabi for his
outstanding contribution to the Sir James McCusker
Alzheimer's Disease Research Unit.
Congratulations President Patrick Warrand taking the mantle
from Past President Matt Granger for 2022/23.
Bunch of Perth Rotarians were out to support our friends
over at Rotary Crawley tonight
PP Leah has had an amazing year and we look forward to working closely
with Sam
and wish him all the best for his year ahead!
Past President Chad Holten, along with his partner current secretary
Tamara Virgo
being thanked by current president Renae Poot
at the first meeting since changeover
Calling all LEGO© Fans in the Fremantle Area.
This school holidays, July 10th , we are hosting Brick Legends,
a competition to show of your skills.
Full in profile Details and registration link at https://www.fremantlerotary.org/projects/bricklegends/
Invitation to all primary school children to a fun competition using
your LEGO® bricks in the July school holidays
Bring along your LEGO® bricks and your family and show us
what a LEGEND you are with a legendary build.
The theme of the build is a secret and will be announced
on the day.
When: Sunday 10 July 2022, 11:30am –
Check in and set up
Where: Richmond Primary School,
37 Windsor Road, East Fremantle
Bookings now open on Trybooking.
DON’T MISS OUT on this FULL HOUSE comedy event.
100% for charity.
Book here: https://www.trybooking.com/869278
Event information and Comedian details:
https://www.attadalerotary.com/comedy-for-charity.html
The majority of children experience a mild mental health condition
It is important we focus on our children's mental health to build a healthier Australi
Please donate to children's mental health
research
- https://buff.ly/2w9iEPc
#LiftTheLidOnMentalIllness #Rotary
This week we were joined by our RYPEN participant Josh and his family
to share about his experience at the recent camp.
Dawn and Klaus attended the Year 12 assembly at Churchlands Senior High School
this week to present Jiun Wei Cheong with his certificate of recognition
as runner-up in the Rotary Club of Karrinyup
2022 Michael Chin Humanitarian Award
Great Work!
Pride of Workmanship Awards presented to Service Providers
at Rotary Cambridge.
Mark Boden from Prontos Catering,
George Young from Capuccino Express
and Ross Bolton from Cambridge Bowling Club.
Many thanks to all.
A great visit to our Community Partner Start Over Support (SOS) today,
to present a community donation for $3,130 to
Kathie Mitchell, Service Coordinator.
With an ever increasing demand for their services,
in supporting families set up a new home away from domestic violence,
our donation was timely and greatly appreciated.
Also pictured here is Kevin Saunders, President Elect
receiving a Certificate of Appreciation from Penny Webb, CEO
People Who Care. We just love what SOS do in the community
and
delighted to support their activities.
Great catch up with AG Matty Pham, to discuss opportunities
to progress our MOU Community Partnership recently established
between ARH WA & IGA WA Stores
to jointly promote mental health awareness and education
in the WA community.
Matty's family the Pham IGA Group" have 4 IGA Stores,
so well placed to advise how we optimise the community partnership
opportunities for ARH via Rotary Clubs,
and other joint community projects.
Thank you Matty for your support.
Much
appreciated. John & Warwick ARH WA
Guest Speaker ( Rachel attended the Wooroloo and Gidgegannup Muster
which also had representatives from the City of Swan, Shire of Mundaring,
Mindaroo Foundation and Parky Care.
The push is on to remove non-native plants from the local area,
some of which have a high fuel load and so increase the fire risk
. A tour was then done on part of the KEP track near the Wooroloo Hall
pointing out these plants which include many varieties of acacia’s.
The community is being made aware of these issues to become
more
resilient prior to the potential catastrophic bush fire.
Rachel with Linda from the RC of Mundaring and a couple of volunteers
from the Australian Resilience Corps.
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