"We are proud members of Rotary International where we can serve our community and those needing help across the world. We enjoy meeting together for meals and mutual service in the convivial company of other Rotarians. "
Record of Attendance:
Apologies: Alan, Kevern & Susan, Robin, Sue
Guests:
Late:
Zoom:
Toast to the people of Australia
Chair
International Toast
Peter Shaw
Heads & Tails
Brian White
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Secretary Report
Lyn
Treasurer's report
Len
Community report
Ros
Meals on Wheels
(refer to Events)
Please sign up for Bill (mini train) 30th birthday @ 2 April
Rosie Erasmus, Alan Raggatt, Sue Kendle, Kevern Kendle, Lyn Grant, Robin Weissel, Barbara Hay, Scott Anderson, Yvonne Wilson
GUESTS
Jane Inglis, Leigh Shalless, Rose Darling
CALL TO ORDER
TOASTS
PEOPLE OF AUSTRALIA
INTERNATIONAL TOAST:
Rotary Club D1160, Ireland
ROTARY CLUB BUSINESS
Secretary: (Lyn)
absent
Treasurer: (Len)
Nothing to report
International: (Ken)
Proposing DIK working bee on Saturday 15 April, with visit to Slug'n'Lettuce for lunch after.
Community: (Ros)
Thank you to everyone who helped at Carousel on 18/19 March with 5 shifts
2/4 NRM Bill’s Birthday Great Train Race between 1100-1500 3 req'd for BBQ 5 Marshals req'd
NRM – 3 events this year – refer to folder
Youth : (Robin)
absent
Sue & Yvonne attended Hendon Primary School for unveiling of Peace Poles
Fundraising: (Gary)
St Bedes will be running BBQ at Bunnings on Monday 3 April
garnering support for ANZAC Day BBQ @ Semaphore RSL, refer to Folder
Vocation & Environment: (Alison)
Thank you to all for the Blanket Revolution II, 61 blankets processed.
CHATS - will also take animal blankets as many clients also have pets
investigating "bee hotels" for local district
President’s Report: (Jean)
Advises that guest Jane Inglis is interested in joining the Club
1 April – President Elect Training Session at Charles Campbell College, Paradise
2 April – District Assembly at Charles Campbell College, Paradise
18 April – Club Assembly
Guest Speaker
Rose Darling from Community Help and Togetherness (CHATS). Through ~30 volunteers, CHATS provides a Friday morning breakfast for the disadvantaged in the Port Adelaide area.
Clients number ~75, who are socially isolated and/or homeless, predominantly male.
The blankets provided from RCWL will be used in Easter Hampers together with food.
They receive good support from the Port Adelaide Enfield Council, and also food from local establishments.
CHATS is moving from corner of Dale St and Commercial Rd, to 144 Commercial Rd in the near future.
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