Unfortunately, our exchange student Lisa could not attend due to illness but she will be at the next meeting.
Discussions were held about upcoming projects including the Bunnings sausage sizzle 22nd October and Cans for Christmas 9th December
MEET LISA
Next Meeting 12th September
Meeting is at Lesmurdie Club at 6.00 for 6.30pm.
Speaker will be new exchange student Lisa Brauer introducing herself to the Club and telling us about her background and Family. Partners are invited to this opportunity to meet and get to know Lisa.
Her contact details are email lisahannabrauer@gmail.com She does not have a phone at this stage. Her host parents are Dee and Jonathan. Anybody inviting her must comply with District rules and have a Working with Children card lodged with Jonathan.
The September market was very successful with new extra stall spaces and a good public attendance. We were lucky with the weather as the Friday and Sunday were rainy.
The new layouts proved to be a bit tricky but with some adjustments will work well. Thanks to all the workers on the day including helping with the parking. The Rotactors are not available for parking duties any more so we will have to review this for the future,
Meeting 26th September
This will be a Club/Hub night with Yvonne Fletcher talking about the Darling Range Hub.
Meals ( $20 ) need to be ordered with menu selection to Lisa B 0423024724. See the flyer for details.
Vale Robin Lyons.
A large number of members, past members and Rotarians from the District attended the funeral service for Rob. Members wore Rotary badges to acknowledge Robs 40 years of active service to Rotary.
Rob was a much loved man as attested by the large gathering of Family and Friends at this final farewell.
A proposal to make a contribution to Wheelchairs for Kids in Robs name will be discussed at the meeting.
Did You Know:
7% of Americans believe chocolate milk comes from brown cows.
Banging your head against a wall for one hour burns 150 calories.
Cherophobia is the irrational fear of fun or happiness.
The Rotary Club of Kalamunda and its members acknowledge the traditional owners of the land we meet on, the Whadjuk peoples of the Noongar Nations and we pay our respect to their leaders, past, present and emerging.
