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Youth Report

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Are you in Year 11 or its equivalent?
Can you resist seeing new places and meeting new friends?
What about getting into places not normally open to the public?
And how about learning things that are going to be important to you when you become a full Australian citizen in just one or two years?
Rotary Adventure in Citizenship (RAIC) gives you all these things, and more. Have a look at the box for information on the program. Rotary Brochure.pdf
RAIC is so much more than a school trip to Canberra. For the week of RAIC, you become almost an insider to what's happening in your national capital.
Things you see and do are related to what is timely and topical. See some of the things delegates typically do at RAIC. RAIC typical program outline
For more information go to http://www.raic.org.au/default.asp?V_DOC_ID=774
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On Saturday morning the 3rd of November 2018, approximately 18 individuals converged on a property 6km outside of Kilmore. The individuals included members from the local Rotary E-Club and the Rotary Club of Southern Mitchell. They were in possession of a variety of farming implements including shovels, mattocks, a crowbar and hand tools. The individuals were observed digging holes, planting trees, clearing land, building fences and at one point, were even seen having lunch together.
Authorities are keen to speak with either a blue tongue lizard seen scurrying from the seen late on the morning in question or three wedged tailed eagles who mysteriously disappeared after being spotted souring overhead. Surveillance photos taken at the scene, have been posted and those pictured are encouraged to make themselves known to authorities at the next Rotary Club meeting.
Anyone interested in learning more about the identity of the individuals involved or the reasons for their mysterious activities are invited to attend the Rotary Club of Southern Mitchell club meeting on the night of Tuesday 11th December 2018.
Authorities have confirmed that the two leaders of this project will be in attendance and presenting a full confession as our guest speakers on the night.
More details to follow.
Undercover Investigative Reporter
Gary Gradsack
Interact Conference photos
International News:
match our $2500 from the International dinner to go towards the school
in Cambodia.
We received a thank you letter from the Memorial Hall Committee for the new dishwasher.
Environmental News
Marie

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This week I met with the students working on the student garden for the
third and final stage of the Kilmore Creek Art Walk.
The garden will be set up the second week of February 2019 with help
from the students of the Interact Club. Jeremy Clark is the landscaper
who will co-ordinate and supervise the work of the students.
The garden, designed by the students, will be set near the silver horse
in Apex Park beside the walking path. It is of a semicircular pattern
with the perimeter of native plants. The central part of this flat
design shows the sun shining over our town and along the base are
depicted some of the local well known buildings. This design is created
using coloured pavers and tiles. The students have also donated a
substantial amount to the funding of the project.
Regards,


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