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Meeting 3140 was a combined meeting with the Rotary Club of Gawler Light. Members of both clubs met a the Gawler Arms Hotel for dinner and some fun while participating in the hotels quiz night. It was a wonderful opportunity for some healthy competition while enjoying socialising with each other. Whilst none of the Rotary tables took out first or second prize the table with John Lyons, Kim Potger and Michael Jacob amongst them took out third prize and the table with the President of both clubs came a close fourth. Well done to all the teams.
Remember if you haven't booked your seat for the Christmas party on the 19th please do so ASAP. Bookings close this week to help with catering and remember there are no payments accepted on the night so if you can't pay electronically you can pay at the registration table this Monday 12th December. (see attached Flyer)
President Kathy opened and Closed meeting 3140 prior to dinner.
Normal meetings at Nixon's resume next week.
CFS Certificate of appreciation for the club's support of the airport upgrades
Celebration of Harrisons' Birthday at a recent meeting
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Albert Bourla's story of how his parents survived the Holocaust provides a vivid picture of the Jewish experience in Thessaloniki. His story has important lessons today for all of us in our very troubled world.
Second woman nominated as Rotary International presidentEVANSTON, Ill. (January 24, 2023) — Stephanie Urchick, member of the Rotary Club of McMurray, PA, USA, will become the second woman to take office as president of
ShelterBox: A desire to help, a global relief partner, opportunities to respond after disastersShelterBox, an internationally known disaster relief organization and one of Rotary's key partners, originated as a Rotary club
Expand our Reach: A Conversation with Katey HallidayMeet Katey Halliday. A member of the Rotary Club of Adelaide Light, Australia, and a charter member of the Rotaract Club of Adelaide City, Halliday serves on Rotary's Diversity, Equity,
Two dozen Rotary clubs in Lebanon united across political lines behind a yearslong, global grant-funded project to bring clean drinking water to nearly every school in the country.
