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Welcome Stanislav Khomich

who joined the Rotary Club of Joondalup

on Thursday 17th August as our newest member.

Stan is a lawyer from Ukraine.

undertaking English study in Perth, Australia.

We know he will make a wonderful contribution.

to our club and to Rotary.

Outgoing president of Rotary Club of Esperance Rod Taylor,

was humbled to receive the Paul Harris Fellow award.

during the Club's Changeover meeting

As an active community advocate for 37 years,

Rod envisions an even brighter future for the Club,

one that involves fostering younger membership.

and continuing their legacy of meaningful projects.

2023 Vocational Awards

2023 NOMINATION FORM

Are you someone, OR you know someone.

in your community making a positive difference?

You can nominate them to be selected for our 2023 Awards.

and they will be recognised for their contributions to our community.

October 2012

Rotary Club of Kwinana

The Endeavour Award

has been in place for some 15 years and as an annual event.

emphasises Rotary's commitment to Vocational Service.

The Award is presented to young people embarking on a

career in the hospitality industry who have made some.

extraordinary efforts in either their personal or training lives.

Richard Atkinson then introduced the Award Winner Daniel

Rawlings,

Certificate III Hospitality student at the Bentley

Hospitality Institute of Polytechnic West.

Daniel was just

completing his Certificate III and was moving onto Certificate IV.

Instead of our usual meeting this week,

a number of Karrinyup Rotary members attended the

Joint Rotary Club Cluster Meeting hosted by Perth Rotary

held at the Parmelia Hilton on Thursday 17 August.

Members and guests of the Rotary Clubs

of Perth, Beaufort, Elizabeth Quay,

Karrinyup, City Rotary and Perth Rotaract

enjoyed fellowship with drinks and canapes.

President Kay is seen here with DG Ineke, Betty –

a Rotarian visiting from Kenya,

RYE Exchange student Karolina and Youth Director Trish.

Perth's President Linken welcomed everyone,

opened the formalities.

and invited each club president to speak briefly

on that club's activities.

President Kay presented on the Golden Project

to celebrate Karrinyup's 50 years

as a Rotary club and invited everyone to enter the inaugural

Photo Competition.

Kay also emphasised the power of Rotary clubs collaborating with community groups.

to achieve great things, as with the "My Home" project.

It was interesting to hear the various club presidents.

relate what their clubs are doing.

DG Ineke Oliver gave an update on what is happening.

in Rotary Western Australia.

She introduced District Governor Elect Pat Schraven

and mentioned the district leadership team,

which exists to support and strengthen clubs.

In conjunction with the Assistant Governors,

their aim is to grow Rotary.

Ineke spoke of RI President Gordon McInally's theme to

"Create Hope in the World’.

by promoting peace and focusing on mental health.

A special 'Lift the Lid' walk is planned to 13 April 2024 along.

with a Public Image seminar in the afternoon

and a Rotary Foundation fundraising dinner in the evening.

We had a couple of special guests at last night's meeting.

Past District Governor of 9465

and District Governor Elect of Rotary Western Australia

District 9423 Pat Schraven as well as Past District Governor

and current District Foundation Chair Jodi Sparks

both attended Tuesday’s members meeting

to discuss a potential project in the Goldfields.

Watch this space over the coming months.

Thanks for attending, welcome back anytime.

Thank you to the City of Gosnells

for letting us host the Big Networking Event last night.

Gosnells Golf Club did a fantastic job with food and service.

We now have a number of prospective members.

for both our regular club and our satellite club

SUBIACO

Our #Rotary-Interact Clubs partnered to raise money to help

8 Perth Modern School students get to the east coast

for the national finals of the DaVinci Decathlon.

Our youth raised money by selling bacon and egg breakfast rolls.

at the Stirling Farmers Market

. We will see the kids again at the end of the month.

A cheer for youth service in action!

Councillors attend Rotary Meeting. Bees was the subject,

Jeremy and Cate seen with Stef Kirk

and Woodlands Student Councillors.
Woodlands Primary School

    Another sandwich making session done and dusted.

    big thanks to our Rotary Club members,

    Ngala Midwest & Gascoyne, Apex Geraldton

    and the many community members who came out to help

    We had 30 volunteers show up to help feed.

    the children of Geraldton (& the Midwest)

    and we were done in 45min

    The next sandwich making session is on Monday 28 August, 5:45pm

    at the Ngala Training Room 24 Gregory Street.

    Hope to see you there

Last night we hosted our quarterly

Rotary Club of Subiaco Dining Hub dinner .

More than 70 guests came together.

and socialised in a safe social environment.

mingling with our members and meeting new people

. Everyone enjoyed a delicious 3 course dinner.

and was joyfully entertained.

by Ashley’s great tunes and Patty’s

Patricia Rojo Zumba Fitness seated Zumba session.

There was a lot of chatter.

and laughter heard in the room all night.

Many door prizes were won, a quiz about

Rotary Club of Subiaco and Rotary International was held,

free fruit was given out and a two donations were given to

The Third Place Subiaco

for their hard work at our

Stirling Stirling Farmers Market Bacon and Egg stall.

Thanks to our amazing volunteers from The Perth Hebrew Congregation

for their incredible help. Overall, another very successful night.

Thanks to everyone who participated.

Our next dinner is on 21 November.

Today we welcomed PDG Dee Buckland and Kristian Rodd

who talked about FISH, Foundation

of Indigenous Safety and Health.

A fascinating and engaging project that received.

enthusiastic support from the members.

Check them out at https://fish.asn.au