1.
IPDG Sue Hayward is our District's Subcommittee Chair for
Polio Plus. Sue is very happy speak at your club to bring you the latest news on Polio eradication. Please contact Sue m: 0439 550 976 e:
suehay@ozemail.com.au
2. The Rotary Club of Sydney Peacebuilding Group has selected
The Bread and Butter Project as the recipient of their annual Community Peace Award.
They will be receiving the award at their luncheon meeting next Tuesday, 24 September. The Bread and Butter Project is a social enterprise that provides employment pathways for refugees and asylum seekers in the bakery and other industries. Proceeds from the business support that initiative. For more information see:
https://thebreadandbutterproject.com/ They will be showcasing some of their wares at the lunch!
Steve Killelea AM will be the guest speaker. Steve is an accomplished entrepreneur in high technology business development and at the forefront of philanthropic activities focused on sustainable development and peace. After successfully building two international software companies, Steve decided to dedicate most of his time and fortune to sustainable development and peace.
In 2007 Steve founded the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP). Rotary has entered a new partnership with the Institute for Economics and Peace to enhance its peace and conflict resolution efforts with data-driven methodologies and tools.
3. The Rotary Club of Blacktown City and Inner Wheel Blacktown City invite all Rotarians and friends to their Variety Night on Tuesday October 1st at 6.00pm at Blacktown Workers. Dinner and Show is $45.00 and features great entertainment including Roland Storm, Jared Fraser and Celine Pascual (See attachment for booking details).
4. You are invited to the inaugural ‘Friends of PCYC Alumni Launch’ on Thursday 3rd October 2019 at the PCYC City of Sydney Club (Cnr Cathedral St & Riley St Woolloomooloo) starting at 6:30pm and finishing at 8:00pm. Please RSVP before 30
th September, 2019 Contact
feedback@pcycnsw.org.au or (1800 77 PCYC)
1800 777 292
5. The Bi-Annual Conference of the National Older Women's Network is being held at 66 Goulburn St Sydney from 17th -18th October. The title is A Place to Call Home and high performing speakers include Dame Quentin Bryce, Hon Susan Ryan AO, and Jane Caro (See attachment for booking details).
6. The Rotary Club of Parramatta reminds you to book for their sumptuous High Tea to celebrate United Nations Day and World Polio Day on Saturday 26th October at 11.00am at Rydges, 116 James Ruse Dr. Rosehill. Cost $60.00pp. On the booking site the tables are labelled in the names of the UN countries and the year they were admitted to membership. It is an opportunity to meet new people from diverse cultural backgrounds and forge new relationships within the community. Bookings
: https://www.trybooking.com/BFAJF Contact Chris McSeveny:
mcseveny@bigpond.net.au; m: 0417 607 639
8.
The Rotary Club of Hurstville invites all Rotarians and friends to
TAFE NSW - St George College Awards on Monday 4th November at 6.45pm to 9.30pm at Gardens on Forest at Peakhurst. This is the 6th Presentation Evening of the John Hardie Awards recognising extraordinary achievements of local students. They are nominated by their teachers and their families are invited to join in the celebrations. It will be a memorable Rotary fellowship evening. Cost is $40 pp. Please contact Val Colyer e:
v.colyer@iristours.com.au (See attachment for booking details).
9. The Rotary Club of Illawarra Sunrise invites Rotarians and friends to a Race Day at Kembla Grange Racecourse on Saturday 16th November at 12.00 noon. Cost is $115.00 which includes lunch, reserved seating, platters and more (See 2 attachments for booking and sponsorship details).
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