Bulletin

 18th February 2021

 

Welcome to another issue of our weekly bulletin!

Find out what we covered during the last weekly meeting. 

Notices

The Bin Deliveries have begun! 1,500 this last week, a great start but there is more to do!
 
If you can spare some time this weekend (between 9 and 4 both days) please come on down to the old Placemakers building @ 160 Kapiti Road.
 
There will be a job for everyone - drivers, recorders, trailer loaders, trailer unloaders, wheel assemblers and deliverers. See you there.!
 
Feb 25th Fundraising  Committee Night Activity
 
A visit to Rod Cliftons premises at Te Horo to view an exceptional collection of tractors
You must all have seen how some of them start out!
Normal meeting time, food and beverage arrangements.
 
Rod Clifton Motors
SH1
Te Horo
Ample parking each side of the road
6.30 as usual
Look out for Rotary flags at entrance
 
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A zoom meeting was held to update Rotarians on 2 of D9940’s centennial projects. 
The main topics are:  the Mana Tangata - History of Rotary in NZ book (our club has ordered a box of books to on sell to members) and the Give every Child a Future vaccination project.
 
Click on the link below to view the meeting.
 
 
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CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to Ken Milne on his ?0 birthday last week.
 
 
 
District Conference 2021
The Early Bird Discount is still available until the end of this month.
The link for info and registration is:
 
 
 
 
Recycling Phones fund raiser: still going and if you want a poster to put up in a communal/work space then please contact Sharon. 
 
House & Garden: Breast Cancer Foundations March 12 2021
 
Looking for volunteers. 
 
Nicky their Campaign manager has offered half a day's work in return for free tickets to explore the other half day.  She will give us a venue of our own to marshal.
 
Contact Annemarie for more information. 

Upcoming Speakers & Events 

 
Speakers
Ruth and Pauline Harland
Mar 04, 2021
Belonging and Learning: The Fiji Deaf School

 

Last weeks meeting

Bottle Auction- Otaihanga Boating Club

Another good turnout for the annual bottle auction.
The settled weather over the country made for a beautiful evening at the Otaihanga boating club  and an enjoyable and relaxed evening was had by all those attending.
Our auctioneer Peter Ware as per normal was very entertaining and through his efforts and the generosity of the  club members we raised $2400 on the night. Awesome job Peter thanks!

Eddie one of the biggest bidders -Thanks to his proxy Roger Sowry, who we were led to believe invested wisely.
Murray and Chris famous jams and marmalade keenly sought 
Harbour City Funerals special magnums went for highest bid.
Malcolm Leaming on behalf of the Life Education Trust received a cheque for $5000 which was very much  appreciated.
Look forward to doing all again next year
Thanks once again to all those members who contributed to the auction

 

 

 
 
 
 
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