It was our pleasure last Wednesday to welcome a visitor from Stratford, London to our meeting.
A beautiful day for a casual stroll up Rainbow Mountain, and with spectacular 360 degree views from the top - why not?
A small but enthusiastic team headed over to the Claudelands Event Centre, Hamilton for this year conference, and although marked by the tragic events in Christchurch on Friday the line up of speakers and entertainment did not disappoint.
A historic evening for both the Rotary and the Rotorua Multicultural Council as Rotorua North welcomed the Council a Not-For-Profit member of the Club.
The day dawned clear and bright which was a bit of a shame really as it made hot work gathering, cutting and stacking firewood
A busy weekend for Rotorua North. The Saturday market was humming with people making the most of the fine weather and taking the opportunity to come down and see what goodies they might find for christmas. A group headed off on a specially arranged DC3 flight and another group spent a large part of the day splitting and stacking firewood ready for distribution in a few months. Well done Rotorua North.
It rained, and then it rained harder and then it rained some more. But the kids turned out for the event and so did the volunteers and despite the rain everyone had a great day.
The Asian Science Camp brings together around 200 young people from over 40 countries.
Rotorua North helped fund Jason Lee, one of 5 NZ Year 13 students, to attend and he joined us to share his experience of the week long camp.
Tonight was the first Apprentice Award Evening and with the support of Carters and O’Briens Plumbing we were able to present $7,000 worth of tools to tonights Apprentices.
It was a pleasure to welcome on behalf of the board of directors and the members of the Rotary Club Of Rotorua North Tups Wright as the newest member.
