This Tuesday we will be discussing the Community Service Budget & Program for this year, to see last year's figures click here.

 

We also received a grant application from the Community Gardens - if you are a member of our club, click here to review the application

 

 

Please be aware the COVID-19 rules still apply for our meeting, i.e. we discourage all members from hugging, shaking hands etc.
The threat is not over yet, we all saw what happened in Auckland after 100 days being virus free.

Please Click Here for the latest WA updates.

 

The August Market was the best we ever had at this time of the year. The Kalamunda shop owners also had their best trading day since a long time.
Bill has been passing around a list for the Market Roster. This is so that members can advise their general availability for the market roster. if you have not been attending the last meeting, please check in with Bill.

 

Krys and Peter enjoyed their golden wedding anniversary in Geraldton. They went to a Rotary Meeting at one of the tree clubs, and are passing on regards to our club.

 

We still have 2x positions that need to be filled:

Marketing and PR (Board Position)

International Services (Sub Committee - not a board position)

Thanks to PP Martin Farr who has agreed to be our new Service Project Director

 

 

The Centenary of Rotary in Australia and New Zealand, will be celebrated on April 21, 2021.

 

The R100 Baton Relay is an event across Australia & New Zealand to celebrate 100 years of Rotary working in our communities. The relay will run throughout Australia, State by State, District by District, Club by Club.

Our vision is to have every Club participate and involve their communities….. HOW WILL OUR CLUB PARTICIPATE ?............ Plan an event – a dinner, fund raiser, walk thru town, a fun run –

 

Our R100 ribbons represent the Rotary road we travel, our runners tell the story of diversity and inclusion, our Baton is filled with the energy of Rotarians around the countries lighting up our communities with “service above self”.

For the 20th of September we are organising a Wildflower Walk of 6km from the Tennis Club in Kalamunda to Kaye & Peter's (Rusty Roo) place and back, along the Historical Railway Line. 

Not only will is the location of the old train station marked with a plaque but also the wildflowers will be in full bloom. This is promising to be a great day out!

 

The walk itself is fairly flat and easy to manage. 

 

At the half way mark in the gardens of Rusty Roo we will have a variety of things set up: