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The times they are a-changing!
For the first time
in Rotary’s 115-year history,
a woman has been named Rotary International
president-nominee.
The inspiring Jennifer Jones,
a member of the Rotary Club of
Windsor-Roseland, Canada,
has been nominated to become RI president for
2022-23,
a selection that will make her the first woman to hold this office.
A
current Rotary Foundation trustee, Jennifer
has been a member since 1997 and
has served Rotary
as vice president, director, training leader, committee
chair, moderator,
and district governor.
Induction of Barb Kitto into membership
Welcome to the team Megan (Law) and Paul
(Pharmacy).....
.we look forward to working with you both
The course is surrounded by natural bushland
with short par
3’s medium par 4’s long par5’s , sand greens.
Not buggy
friendly as creek crossings have narrow bridges.
It would be a good trip to the country as the crops
although
late look good with the recent rain.
KBULG
is excited to announce the launch of the
2020 Sustainable Garden Quest
This year we are on the lookout
2020 Sustainable Garden Quest This year we are on the lookout
for
sustainable gardens in the Goldfields.
If you are a Kalgoorlie-Boulder resident with a garden
If you are a Kalgoorlie-Boulder resident with a garden
that showcases waterwise gardening practices,
planting with natives,
producing edible plants
and other sustainable garden practices then we want to
see your garden.
Winners of each category will receive a whopping great
Winners of each category will receive a whopping great
.
Generously donated by the team at Goldfields Little Loads.
Please go to www.kbulg.org.au to grab your copy
Please go to www.kbulg.org.au to grab your copy
.
RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) Applications
for District 9465 are open now!
https://forms.gle/ttcL5P9TAyi4Axf48
Develop your leadership skills, self-awareness,
https://forms.gle/ttcL5P9TAyi4Axf48
Develop your leadership skills, self-awareness,
make friends and change your
life!
And half start before the age of 14.
Help our youth by supporting mental health research
today:
Presented 2020 best club of the year, again for
district 9455
in front of our club members by current District Governor Jon
Bilson.
Well done North Perth Rotary Club.
We celebrated
the birthday of Bryan Mickle
a past president and much loved member of our
club.
John Garland AM put together a wonderful speech highlighting
the many
great things Bryan did in his life and
as a Rotarian. 90 years young yesterday,
we had a wonderful celebration with great fellowship
enjoyed by everyone.
Happy
Birthday Bryan!
Past District Governor Robyn Yates and District
Governor Elect Kay Phipps
shared a night of fellowship with members at the
Rotary Club of Palm Beach WA Inc.
As District 9465 leaders in service they each
shared their insights
into undertaking the challenging and rewarding role of
District Governor.
in Gwelup with a certificate to say thank you
for all the glasses
.
Global Hand Charity's mobile eye care camps have tested
Global Hand Charity's mobile eye care camps have tested
the eyesight of over 5
213 children and adults.
The optometry team which included volunteers from
private optometrists
and staff and students from Melbourne University
travelled
across many villages in Laos and Sri Lanka.
The charity has provided over 4000
free pairs of glasses
to needy people in remote areas
. The potential of this
support is endless.
The women can now weave their fabric, embroider their
garments,
and sort out the rice grains.
The men can continue with their
farming, fishing and
perform tasks requiring adequate eyesight
. Children can
continue with their study and learning, without stumbling blocks
and maximising
their full potential in the community.
A big thank you to all our club members
A big thank you to all our club members
who go around to the different
optometrists
to collect the glasses and of course another big thank you to the
optometrists
who donate glasses to the cause.
If you would like to help with
this project by teaming
up with an optometrist in your area, please get in
touch
President David Uhe and Big W Midland store manager Gary
Hastie,
hopefully the money spinner will be kept at this store.
The article that was in last week’s Echo Newspaper
which has
helped promote Swan Rotary
and one of our projects, Socks In The City.
Great to join with other members and group in
the Shire.
This International Tree Day saw LandcareSJ leading and Byford
Rotary
, the SJ Food and Farm Alliance, the SJ Shire, the Bendigo Bank
and
others plant trees at the Coffey Road Reserve in Serpentine
. We finished off
with a cuppa and a sausage sizzle.
Well done all.
were tree planting at Whiteman Park
. With covid
restrictions this was the last event for the year
and with the fantastic
weather today it was a fantastic day
to be out and about.
for organising the event and great to see
so many
volunteers helping a good cause
Great weekend, with 3 Rotaracters making it out to
Quairiding (2hrs east of Perth)
Getting ready for planting at the City of Subiaco's National Tree Day
planting at Lake Jualbup, Shenton Park
and
2 others
Kalamunda
This month we are on the boxes at the entrances
of
the Belmont Rotarmart
. The Rotarmart is every Sunday morning at 6:30am to
10:00am.
.
Olivia Aylward talking about her experiences at the
Rotary Youth leadership Academy,
which is also awarded a Certificate IV
management (leadership) diploma
. Congratulations Olivia on completing the
course.
We welcome proactive young achievers to attend Rotary Leadership
courses.
Last week two members of Freo Rotary
( George Booth
and Bob Coventry) were invited to meet the Premier
and members of the Cabinet.
They were representing Rotary in the District of East Fremantle.
The message is clear that the Community needs so
much support,
now and in the future- a role at which Rotary excels.
Members this week were entertained by our Treasurer
Klaus,
who recounted his adventures along 'Route 66' a couple of years back.
Treasurer Klaus, our presenter this week,
was
encouraged by his two daughters Britt and Katrine.
, who brought her friend Sandra along.
We went to the Moora police station for
Rotary.
We inspected the old and the new accomodation provided.
The gym setup was very impressive.
Sergeant Tom
introduced his team.
What a great example they are.
The closed circuit town
cameras are incredibly clear.
Thanks to Lynn for organising the night.
Ewa Neal and Laura Higgens from The Department of
Communities
attended out meeting
on Monday night to fill us in on their roles
in the local community.
We were also lucky to have the newly appointed District
Governor Nominee
Pat Schraven
and Assistant Governor Marg Pantall join our
meeting.
Thank you Town of Cambridge!
Rotary Cambridge sponsorship of Drinking Fountain
on the North City Beach Bush walk recognised.
Well it was a rubbish meeting tonight,
littered
with recycled Dad jokes which clearly had been bottled up
for a chance at a new
life, only to be tossed on the "empty" pile
after their once-only
usage (thank goodness!).
An informative talk was given by Kerry Wilson
regarding the Containers For Change
recycling initiative, which is WA's new
container deposit scheme
due to launch from 1 October 2020.
It aims to reduce
litter, reduce landfill and improve recycling rates
as well as provide a
fundraising opportunity,
whilst creating hundreds of jobs.
The Shire of Mundaring will be operating a Refund Pointand bag-drop services in support of the scheme.
Our favourite Shed have finished the second batch
of bikes for Bikes 4 Humanity
bringing their total to 35 bikes fixed in the
past 6 weeks.
A few of our guys have just finished the next batch
of 20 bikes
headed for Namibia courtesy of Bikes 4 Humanity.
A group of Baldivis rotarians attended the
Rockingham Rotary Quiz night
last night and won!
Well done crew looks like
a great night
looks like
a great night 
What
does this photo say about Homelessness?
That we have an amazing dedicated group of female
That we have an amazing dedicated group of female
compassionate caring and competant leaders in the space
Who can lead WA
in a post covid sustainable recovery
Member
for Midland
Simone Mc Gurk Minister Community Services
Simone Mc Gurk Minister Community Services
Michelle Blakely My Homes
Lisa Kazalac
ShelterWA
Adele Stewart
IndigoJunction
The course is surrounded by natural bushland
with short par
3’s medium par 4’s long par5’s sand greens.
Not buggy
friendly as creek crossings have narrow bridges.
It would be a good trip to the country as the crops
although
late look good with the recent rain.
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muppets tonight
sandra
bullock & kermit
phenomena
part of Mount Augustus Gascoyne Region
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