Big night at Mitchell River
What a night of excitement and celebration!
Rotary Club of Mitchell River recently hosted 95 Grade 6 students from 12 primary schools across East Gippsland, as they received their Rotary Junior Community Awards.
Each student has completed and recorded their weekly endeavors, as they undertook tasks and projects in their community.
Thanks to the many people who assisted students, and Mr Tim Bull MLA for presenting the awards.
- The raised garden beds for the Rotary Club of Orbost's Community Gardens project have been transported to the gardens for testing. There is still plenty of work outstanding at the gardens, such as paving and plumbing, before this project is complete.
Golfers chip in
More than 80 golfers helped raise thousands for community projects at Narre Warren Rotary Club’s annual golf day reports the Berwick/Beaconsfield edition of Star News.
A team from Brown’s Sawdust won the four-ball stableford event at Berwick Montuna Golf Club on 17 November.
Next placed were Frankston Sand and Soil, and Facey Industrial and Commercial.
Narre Warren Rotary president Mamad Amin said the club expected to yield close to $24,000 from what is its biggest annual fund-raiser.
The money will be channelled into causes such as the proposed Narre Warren Mens’ Shed, a mental health forum, a mental health first aid course and the CFA.
It would also help to support a school’s Mental Health Week event and sponsor students on Rotary youth science, leadership and exchange programs.https://berwicknews.starcommunity.com.au/news/2017-11-23/golf-day-hits-gold/
On the golf cart were John 'Robbo' Robertson, from Robertson Concreting, and Jim Lark, a guest of Brown's Sawdust and Shavings.
