Rotary Information Fortnightly
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CLUB INFORMATION & ACTIVITIES
Notes from Community Service Director Colin Welch
Bunnings Sausage Sizzles
We have been able to access four (4) sausage sizzles over the next 3 months, your busy time of the year has just become busier. This is an amazing opportunity for the club to establish a strong financial position. It will require members full support, please save the dates, partners welcome to assist.
November 20 - Friday
December 27 -Sunday
January 2 - Saturday
January 29- Friday
Let’s make the most of this opportunity.
Rosters for 20 November and 27 December are now on the website ready for you to select your preferred session times.
Rotary Christmas Cakes & Puddings
Doesn’t it come around quickly - l still have a pudding from last year awaiting consumption, obviously there isn’t any chocolate in the puddings.
The cakes can be purchased in either a box ($20) or a decorative tin $22.
Puddings can be purchased in two sizes, 1 kg at $22 or individual puddings in a box of 4 at $10.
Please get your orders in to Col on or before November 17.
The cakes can be purchased in either a box ($20) or a decorative tin $22.
Puddings can be purchased in two sizes, 1 kg at $22 or individual puddings in a box of 4 at $10.
Please get your orders in to Col on or before November 17.
Christmas Presents For Kids in Care
The board has agreed to support a local charity- Christmas Presents for Kids in Care, you may have noticed their annual Santa jet ski run on the evening news.
This is a charity close to my heart (Colin) their target recipients are children that are in homes with multiple foster kids, aged 6 years to 16, in particular the teenage girls who traditionally are difficult to buy for. Generally individual gifts have a dollar value of $15-$25.
As a guide l have listed some of the most needed or popular gift - Hairdryers, Straighteners, Waffle maker Cooking equipment, Skateboard, Helmet, Make-up, Make-up brushes, Caps, Dreamcatcher Jewellery making stuff, Body wash stuff and Make up Mirrors
We would welcome member’s contributions to this cause, you also have the option of donating cash which can go to the charity or if preferred l can buy a gift for you when l purchase mine.
We would need the presents by December 7th and if wrapped please wrap in clear cellophane, Col can collect gifts if required.
Please help by contacting col 0417 861 506
This is a charity close to my heart (Colin) their target recipients are children that are in homes with multiple foster kids, aged 6 years to 16, in particular the teenage girls who traditionally are difficult to buy for. Generally individual gifts have a dollar value of $15-$25.
As a guide l have listed some of the most needed or popular gift - Hairdryers, Straighteners, Waffle maker Cooking equipment, Skateboard, Helmet, Make-up, Make-up brushes, Caps, Dreamcatcher Jewellery making stuff, Body wash stuff and Make up Mirrors
We would welcome member’s contributions to this cause, you also have the option of donating cash which can go to the charity or if preferred l can buy a gift for you when l purchase mine.
We would need the presents by December 7th and if wrapped please wrap in clear cellophane, Col can collect gifts if required.
Please help by contacting col 0417 861 506
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A good turnout of members welcomed to the AGM by President Ron
Neil Jones won the door prize Secretary Neil conducted the AGM
