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PLEASE NOTE NEW APOLOGY PROCEDURE
Please register guest attendance and apologies for non-attendance by 8pm on Sunday evening  to:   tawa.rotaryapologies@gmail.com,
or else before midday Monday please text to Malcolm Andrews 027 472 9837
 
Please check if you're on duty (list below) and arrange a substitute if you're unable to attend.
Any queries about meetings and duty rosters, please contact Malcolm Andrews 027 472 9837 or email:  ml.andrews@xtra.co.nz.
 
 
Duties 11 June – Angela Miller Educational Leadership
 
Do You have a Job on Tuesday Evening?
 
Set Up:
Karen Searle &
Robert Tredger &
Tom Humphries
Greetings Table:
Don Rushworth &
Malcolm Andrews
Starting & Parting Thought:
Richard Herbert
3 Minute Speaker:
NA
Guest Host, Introduction & Thanks  
Denise Garcia
Sergeant:
NA
Photos:
Richard Hutchinson
 
 
Duties 18 June – Playing Indoor Bowls. Wear soft (preferably flat) soled shoes.  Normal catered meal – Activity for Rotary Fellowship Month (June)
 
Do You have a Job on Tuesday Evening?
 
Set Up:
Malcolm Andrews &   
Tony Heyward
Greetings Table:
Elizabeth Sutton &
Allister McDonald
Starting & Parting Thought:
NA
3 Minute Speaker:
NA
Guest Host, Introduction & Thanks
NA
Sergeant:
Martin Garcia
Photos: Kevin Walker
 
This Week's Meeting and Notices
 
NEXT ROTARY MEETING
 
Tuesday 11th June 6 p.m. 
 
Our speaker on 11th June is Angela Millar who is a graduating PhD student at Victoria University of Wellington.   Her thesis investigated principal leadership practice in low socio-economic primary school settings for educational success.   
 
We have a lot of additional guests for this advertised speaker so please bear with is as there will be a few changes to the normal agenda.
 
 
 
OTHER NOTICES:
 
The Tawa Salvation Army Foodbank project:  Stuff The Trailers With Stuff - Saturday 8th June
 
Thank you to members who participated and to Karyn Mead for organising the Rotary side of this for project with Tawa Inner Wheel and Tawa Salvation Army.   It was a very successful occasion for the Tawa Food Bank to help cover the winter season demand.   Between the two sites just over $715 in cash for the Food Bank was also collected.
 
 
 
Dress a Girl around the World - Clothes for Solomon Islands project update
 
Thanks to a work-bee at Judith Havill's last week there are now 400 dresses packed and ready to be picked up this week and another 400 dresses ready to be packed.
 
 
Tawa Business Hanging Baskets work-bee
 
In about 3 weeks' time there will be a further planned changeover of the Tawa hanging baskets and once again we would appreciate the support of a few Rotarians to help with this.    Keep a watch out for the date confirmation - tentatively Saturday 2-3pm 6th July.
 
 
Rotary Australasian Conference
 
Missed out on the District Conference or wanting more - then why not consider attending the upcoming Australasian Conference in Christchurch on 20th-22nd September 2020.   Under the theme of Regeneration join fellow Rotarians in the heart of a new regenerating city to experience the energy of Rotary.   Where every age, race and religion come together to build a better place.    For further information see https://rotaryoceania.zone/page/rotaryzone8conference.
 
 
June is Rotary Fellowship Month
 
Friendship is one of the top reasons members join and stay in Rotary.   Interested in learning more about Rotary Fellowships https://rotary9940.org/stories/rotary-fellowships-mixing-passion-friendship-and-service
Presidential Message June 2019

Barry Rassin President 2018-19

As I look back on all the things I have seen and the people I have met since becoming president of Rotary International last July, I am certain of this: Rotary’s capacity to transform lives for the better is unparalleled.   Our impact is far beyond anything I could have imagined when I first became a Rotarian.

I think about the Rotarians I met in Pakistan, who partnered with Coca-Cola to improve sanitation in Karachi’s neighbourhoods while supporting polio eradication efforts.   I think about the Puerto Rican Rotarians who are helping entire communities rebuild their lives after Hurricane Maria.   I think about the German Rotaractors who are working to save bees — whose role as pollinators is so important to our planet — from extinction.   I think about the six Rotarians and Rotaractors who were honoured as People of Action: Young Innovators at Rotary Day at the United Nations in Nairobi, Kenya, in November for their work to create novel solutions to tough challenges.

It seems like only yesterday that I stood on a stage in San Diego and asked you to Be the Inspiration in your clubs, in your communities, and in the world.   Your response was an inspiration to me.   You are paving the way for Rotaractors to become our future leaders, helping start new Rotaract clubs and working to include Rotaractors in Rotary events and projects in your communities.   You are working hard to eradicate polio, participating in 4,200 events in more than 100 countries for World Polio Day.   And you are carrying out transformative projects that will create lasting change in your communities and in the world.         click Read More       >>>>

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Club Information
The Rotary Club of Tawa has been helping local and overseas communities since 1969.
We meet Tuesdays at 6:15 PM
Tawa Bowling Club
Grasslees Reserve
Davies Street
Tawa,
New Zealand
Phone:
027 721 7003
Email:
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Speakers
Jun 11, 2019
Educational Leadership
Jun 18, 2019
Indoor Bowls Tawa Bowling Club
Jun 25, 2019
The Year Ahead
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Upcoming Events
NEW ZEALAND - AUSTRALIA DISTRICT CONFERENCE
Christchurch
Sep 20, 2019 – Sep 22, 2019
 
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New World Tawa

Our thanks to New World Tawa for their sponsor of our weekly raffle and support of Rotary fundraising projects.
 
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ABOUT Rotary Tawa

Our club members are dedicated people who share a passion for both community service and friendship. Becoming a Rotarian connects you with a diverse group of professionals who share your drive to give back.

 

Did you know?

  • Rotarians are both women and men with a passion for service
  • Our professional members have significant opportunity for personal development
  • Rotary has wide-ranging social and networking opportunities
  • You are welcome to ask about how Rotary can enhance your lifestyle and its service opportunities
 

Rotary at a Glance

Rotary brings together a global network of volunteer leaders who dedicate their time and talent to tackle the world’s most pressing humanitarian challenges. Rotary connects 1.2 million members from more than 200 countries and geographical areas. Their work impacts lives at both the local and international levels, from helping families in need in their own communities to working toward a polio-free world.

 

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027 721 7003   or   0800 4 ROTARY