Rotary Club of Whyalla
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Rotary International President
Stephanie Urchick
 
District 9510
District Governor
Marie-louise Lees
 
 
 
Club Chartered 1955
 
Club President
Jane Owens
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Club Secretary
Brian Herd
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This Week
Meeting 3360
Tuesday 8th October 2024
'Comfort Inn'
6:30 p.m.
 
Chairman:
Mic Russo
Guest Speaker:
Keith & Jane
Subject:
Club History & Boad Report
Vote of Thanks:
N/A
Raffle:
Cassandra as usual,
Stewards:
All
 
 
Last Meeting Notes
Rotarians and guests prepare to be entertained.
A Night at the Theatre
Bungarra Dance Company
 
This week, we decided to embark on a cultural journey and experience the Bungarra Dance Company's production of 'Yuldea'. 
 
Bangarra Dance Theatre is a company of professional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander performers. This production told the story of the Anangu people of the Nullabor and how the coming of the railroad a later the testing of the atomic bomb at Maralinga affected their life.
 
We were truly mesmerised by their energy and artistry, and the truly amazing choreography, lighting and pulsating music. 
 
 

COMING UP

 
Next Meeting
Tuesday 08/10/24
Following Meeting
Tuesday 15/10/24
Chairman
Larisa White Mic Russo
Guest Speaker
Keith & Jane Richard & Cindy
Topic
Club History & Board Report Children's University
Vote of Thanks
  Lesley Hartup
Stewards
All All
Raffle
Cassandra (Who else?) Cassandra (maybe)
Apologies
   
 
Speakers
Oct 15, 2024 6:15 PM
Childrens University
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Lesley Hartup
October 13
 
Keith Sichler
October 20
 
Perry Eden
October 30
 
Anniversaries
Brian Herd
Leanne Herd
October 30
 
Leanne Herd
Brian Herd
October 30
 
Join Date
Perry Eden
October 17, 2000
24 years
 
Larisa White
October 20, 2015
9 years
 
Brian Herd
October 26, 1999
25 years
 
September is Basic Education and Literacy Month.
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This is one of Rotary’s seven areas of focus.  We all know how critical reading and writing are for success in life – for gaining information, communicating, making agreements, and so forth. 
 
Enhancing Basic Education skills and Literacy are essential in reducing poverty, improving health, encouraging community and economic development, and promoting peace.  Improvements can reduce maternal death, improve childhood survivability, and reduce poverty.  They can also enable success in business or a profession. 
 
Projects undertaken by a Rotary Club can address low adult literacy, returning youth to school, enhancing student performance, or supplementing limited school resources.  
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Members

Greg Dunn (Child Protection)    Perry Eden  (Metallurgy)
Lesley Hartup (Teaching)    Brian Herd (Metallurgy)
Leanne Herd (Customer Service)     Brian Moodie (Electrical)
Jane Owens PDG (Health Services)    Jari Peltonen (Metallurgy)
Mic Russo (Engineering)    Michele Sellars (Administration)
Keith Sichler (Banking)    Larisa White (Engineering)
Kerre Willsher (Nurse Education      
Cassandra Herd (Junior)    
 

ATTENDANCE AND APOLOGIES

 
If you are unable to attend a Club Meeting or function your apology can be made to Secretary Brian Herd 0410 313 271 before 12 noon on the day of the meeting
 

INVOCATION

 
For good food, good fellowship,
and every opportunity of service,
we are thankful.
 

FOUR WAY TEST

 
 
Club Information
Whyalla
Tuesdays at 6:30 PM
Comfort Inn Whyalla
99 Playford Avenue
Whyalla , SA 5600
Australia
Phone:
410 313 271
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