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Making a Difference
We meet Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
Peter Canisius House
Peter Canisius House
102 Mona Vale Rd
Pymble, NSW 2073
Australia
Pymble, NSW 2073
Australia
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Welcome to our Club!
Making a Difference
We meet Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
Peter Canisius House
Peter Canisius House
102 Mona Vale Rd
Pymble, NSW 2073
Australia
Pymble, NSW 2073
Australia
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District Site
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Venue Map
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If you would like to visit our club or are thinking of joining a Rotary club, please come to one of our regular meetings, just let us know two days in advance so that we can organise catering for you.
We meet on Wednesday evenings at the Peter Canisius House, 102 Mona Vale Rd Pymble at 6.30 pm, with the formal part of the meeting starting at 7.00 pm. We usually finish at 8.30 pm. We have a two course dinner.
The cost of dinner is $35 per person. Please send an email to attend@stivesrotary.asn.au if you would like to attend a meeting. Our Club Secretary, will confirm your attendance.
The Rotary Club of St Ives welcomes Corporate Sponsors who would like to promote their businesses and help us with our service projects and charitable activities. This website is visited by our members and the general public hundreds of times per month, and provides ongoing name recognition and contact details for our sponsors.
Sponsorship also includes advertising placement in our weekly newsletter, The Waratah, and in our public activities.
The "Silver Sponsor" package is $500 per year.
The "Gold Sponsor" package, costing $1000 per year.
To apply for sponsorship, please click here for the application form, and send it back to the address indicated.
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It is with great sadness we share the news of the death of our long-term member and friend John Tainsh who died suddenly Thursday 17 August in Sydney Adventist Hospital.
John will be well known to many members of the community for his work with the Tree of Joy over many years – and of course his work with all other Rotary projects, especially hosting our Cultural Exchange students.
Our loving thoughts and sincere condolences go to Jane Ann and family.
Harold Morgan
For those of us who have not and even for those who have, what a fascinating insight Milton gave us into the mysteries of selling and buying a house at auction. I am sure if any of us venture into this area in the future we will have a very different approach to what we would have had. Thank you Milton.
Thank you to for the volunteers for St Ives Primary BBQ, especially Martin Walmsley and Sandy Lloyd- Thomas who although not members volunteered and were kept very busy. The response surprised the P & C as well as us with supplies having to be replenished. Thank you to Rosemary and Ann who cunningly devised different way to serve the sandwiches which makes the process much quicker. Look out for a retraining session at out next BBQ.
Whilst Grace is away for those who took a shoebox please bring them to a meeting as I am collecting them for her while she is away. If you would like to contribute but didn’t take a box wrap up an old shoebox and fill that. I will bring copies of the instruction next Wednesday for those who didn’t take one.
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