Welcome to our Club!
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Rotary Hall at Christies Beach now online
General Meeting
Next Meeting 150
7pm
South Adelaide Football Club
order meal 5:45pm
Jimmy Deane's Bistro
Just in time for Anzac Day, club members visited the Army Museum at Keswick to remember the sacrifices and discover theatres of war that shaped Australians. Museum Manager Burns was our guide, sharing details about everything from volunteering at the museum, and where to find the hidden sniper. [look up].
Members were sobered at the sacrifices made by ordinary South Australians doing extraordinary things.
https://amosa.org.au/. Members who missed the tour can catch up on https://amosa.org.au/museum-exhibits/video-tours/video-tour-of-museum-exhibits
Tanks on Display at the Army Museum of South Australia
600 egg and bacon rolls were enjoyed by motoring enthusiasts on Sunday 14 April at Serafinos in McLaren Vale.
Cars old, new and just plain amazing delighted enthusiasts on a beautiful sunny day.
Cool start to a warm day
Phil and Joyce Ogden have a passion to see Polio wiped from the earth.
They are riding their tandem cycle from Adelaide to Sydney and stopped in Morphett Vale to visit our club and tell their story.
From the Rotary Club of South Launceston, Phil and Joyce have undertaken these journeys before with the Nullarbor their biggest challenge so far.
Delivering a message to all Rotarians, the couple said, "We feel that the enormous effort which has gone into turning the tide of the disease will be lost if pressure, and fund raising, is not maintained until the final handful of cases is consigned to history.
"If we take our collective eyes off the ball, the disease will re-establish. So, we are still committed to making our personal donations every year but felt we might harness another of our passions, cycling, to push things along - once again with the assistance of Rotary."
The cost of a single cup of coffee from each Rotarian will make a difference.
'Hit Polio for six'
https://raise.rotary.org/joyce+phil/challenge
Amongst the assets held by the Rotary Club of Morphett Vale is management of Rotary Hall in Christies Beach. The Hall is suitable for hourly repeat bookings or whole of Sunday events.
Availability and costs are on the 'SpacetoCo' website which lists bookable spaces searchable by name or location throughout the City of Onkaparinga. Our partnership with SpacetoCo also includes financial management, reporting and system generated emails to hirers.
Links have been added to our website for easy searching.
we even have a QR code for mobile phone enquiries.
AI making bookings and payments easy.
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1 Lovelock Drive
Noarlunga, SA 5168
Australia