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Rotary General Secretary John Hewko and six RI staff members 
bicycled 104 miles in Tucson Arizona, USA, on Saturday,
 for the Miles to End Polio event,
 raising more than $6 million for polio eradication.
The money raised by Rotary will receive a two-to-one match
 from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
In addition to the team from Evanston, 
100 Rotary member riders took part in the ride.
The fundraising ride is part of the annual El Tour de Tucson
 bike event in Tucson, Arizona, USA. 
The race attracts more than 9,000 cyclists a year,
 making it one of the top cycling events in the U.S. 
The Rotary team from Evanston was joined by Rotary members 
from Arizona's District 5500, 
and other members from around the world.
Hewko tweeted that he finished the race in 5 hours and 2 minutes.
"Really enjoyed riding in El Tour de Tucson
 along with 100 Rotarians and members of the Rotary International staff,"
 Hewko added. "As a group we were able to raise over $6 million
 for polio eradication which will help bring us even closer
 to the dream of a polio-free world.
 I am deeply moved by the generosity and passion 
of Rotarians around the world and Rotary staff."


By Ryan Hyland
Rotary News

23-NOV-2014







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Rotary International



Rotary Institutes
Held annually in each Rotary International zone, 
they have for many years been an opportunity
 for Past District Governors to meet, contribute, discuss
 and be informed about aspects of Rotary, including policies,
 finances and projects, including those of the Foundation.
 Leading up to the Institute are training sessions
 for the District Governors Elect and Nominee,
 and a symposium for the current Governors,
 all of whom then take part in the Institute's proceedings.
The Wellington 2014 Institute will be at the Michael Fowler Centre


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Rotary Club of Wongan Hills
 Paymon Ghassemi is pinned by Assistant Governor Greg ver Linden




Paymon with his parents: Saeed and Parvaneh (from Iran)

 4 new members 
Left to right: David Hood, AG Greg Verlinden, David MacFarlane,
 Lorna Freestone, Paymon Ghassemi


Members and partners of Wongan Hills at the induction of RI’s newest Member






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Rotary Club of West Perth

60 Years ago, Mt Lawley Rotary Club 
spawned the Rotary Club of West Perth
 and last Friday was the time to celebrate.
 We were reminded of sixty years of local, national
 and international charities and community groups
 which have been supported by the efforts 
of one of many groups of dedicated people 
who commit time and effort trying to make the world a better place.
 Instead of a host of formal speeches, 
MC Steve Thomas undertook a series of informal discussions
 with Rotarians who had provided notable achievements
 during that 60 year period. 
It worked very well.
The evening also saw the awarding 
of Paul Harris Fellows to the following:

Gordon Allan (with sapphire)
Phil Angel (with sapphire)
Tina Arthur (with sapphire)
Arthur Blaquiere (with sapphire)
Peter Blockley (with sapphire)
Angus Buchanan (two sapphires)
Tim Dawe (with sapphire)
Tony Delich (with sapphire)
Bernie Foley
Dennis Hartley
Gary Leighton (two sapphires)
Ralph Martins (with sapphire)
Guy Mattioli (with sapphire)
Jill Smith (two sapphires)
John Tick (with sapphire)
John van Vliet (with sapphire)
Neville Wacker-Bent
Geoff Woods (three sapphires)
Bill Young (with sapphire)












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Rotary Club of Geraldton

Kevin's 60th Party 



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 On November 27th the Australian Rotary Health
 Indigenous scholars Xmas function was at the Rydges Hotel 
in the city and was attended by the students and sponsoring clubs


Rotary Club of Ascot
President Gary Jacobs and Roma Gehringer





Board Member Colin Thornley 
with D9455 Rep Colin Hughes and Partner



Ambassador and Life Member Fred Marsh and Edna
 with Program co ordinator Cheryl Deguara





Rotary Club of Kenwick
Ron Mildenhall and Roy Philbin
with Daniel Hunt



Rotary Club of Melville
Jacquie Herron with Gemma Johnson and Partner


Rotary Club of Mundaring

Lyle Favas with Veronica Dolman





Luke Davies  Phil Cordery Ron Mildenhall and Daniel Hunt


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Rotary Club of Mill Point
 John Mansfield / Gerry McGann
This week the community service group delivered 
over 600 kilo’s of food to Southcare.
 That’s a lot of food !!.
 This food will be divided into more than 200Christmas hampers 
to go to the needy inthe South Perth/Como area. 
The food was sourced from Foodbank 
and also from a wholesale warehouse,
maximising the return on our hard earned dollars .
 The photo shows just
come of the goodies that we collected from Foodbank.



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Rotary Club of Scarborough

On Tuesday night, November 25,
Rotarians enjoyed the guided tour 
through interesting areas of Perth





And at Conti's Winery






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Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay
  PDG Ian Murray, PP Mike, President Rajah

Speaker PDG Ian Murray 
is an advocate for Prostate cancer awareness. 
Ian is a former School Principal,
 is a Men’s Health Ambassador for Australia,
 active JP, member of The Order of Australia 
and a prostate cancer survivor



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Rotary Club of Pinjarra
 Prof. Lyn Beazley 
The Rotary Club of Pinjarra presented Microscopes to two schools
 (Pinjarra and Dwellingup Primary Schools)
 recently and Prof. Lyn Beazley attended the presentation.


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Rotary Club of Hannans Kalgoorlie
 The hard working A Team at the recent book sale
.Gerry, Linda, Philip, Donnie, Sam, Velicia,Greg and Emma.


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Rotary Club of Northam
 President Jan Horsley with recently retired Past President Julian Kreig


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Rotary Club of Busselton Geographe Bay
 At the local meeting 


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Rotary Club of Karrinyup

Recently our Vocational Director
 (and major player in our Earbus Project),
 Nick, visited the Karrinyup Innerwheel Club
 where he spoke about our plans for securing a custom made 
"Earbus" for use by the Earbus Foundation of WA in the Kimberley.
 Not only were the ladies of Innerwheel most impressed,
 Nick came away cheque from them supporting our project, 
which was presented to President Carolyn 
on Wednesday night.



 we were pleased to be able to hand over a further cheque
 to Greg Hebble, CEO of Foodbank WA.
 Not only do they do a great job of redistributing oversupplied
 and donated food to those in need,
 currently Foodbank WA are supplying breakfast
 to around 17 000 West Australian schoolchildren 
- great work Foodbank!




  Haydn Green (pictured here with Brian), his discussion of "Real Life CSI",
 and his experiences in forensics.



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Rotary Club of Perth








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Rotary Club of Geraldton

END POLIO 

BBQ AUCTION FUNDRAISER 








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Rotary Club of Applecross

Jacaranda Festival





 Recovery Time


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Rotary Club of Ascot
 Guests at our Rotary meeting on Tuesday included
 Myra Hind and Jeff Cadzow, seen here with Mike Bermann.


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Rotary Club of Kununurra

Great night at baileys tonight



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Rotary Club of Como

Helping at Tim's Ride last Sunday.
 A very successful Twilight ride was run in memory of Tim Anderson



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Rotary Club of Byford and Districts

It's always good to meet and greet with our volunteer partners
 the Serpentine Jarrahdale Lions at the Dragon Inn Chinese restaurant last week.
 Thanks to Pres Bent and the Lions members 
who welcomed us to their event.
 Australia Day 2015 is coming up fast and we will be joining forces again
 to do the BBQ breakfast at the Serpentine Camping Site on Transit Road


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Rotary Club of Subiaco
 We were joined by our Four Way Speaking Test representative, 
Brandon Boccolo from Perth Modern School.
 Brandon was well supported by his Mum Cheryl






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Rotary Club of Belmont

Presentation of the Garden Award by Margie Bass







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Rotary Club of Applecross





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Rotary Club of Heirisson






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Club Promotions

December




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Monty The Penguin is another wonderful Christmas story
 from upmarket department store John Lewis.
Monty the Penguin enjoys the time he spends
with his friend the little boy but something is lacking in his life. 
The little boy gets him a Christmas gift he’ll cherish forever.







Jersey Boys buy an Italian GPS







British Telecom needed to hire a team of telephone pole installers,
 and the boss had to

choose between a team of two guys from England
 and a team of two Irish guys.
So the boss met both teams and said 
"Here's what we'll do.
 Each team will be
installing poles out on the new road for a day.
The team that installs the most poles gets the job."
Both teams headed right out.
 At end of the shift,  the two English guys,
came back and the boss asked them how many they had installed.
They said that it was tough going,
 but they'd put in twelve.
  
Forty-five minutes later Paddy and Mick,
 the Irish guys, came back in and
they were totally exhausted.
The boss asked,
 "Well, how many poles did you guys install?"
Mick, the team leader, wiped his brow and sighed,
 "Paddy and me, we got
three in."
"The boss gasped, "Three? 
Those two English  guys put in twelve!"
"Yeah," said Mick,
 "but you should see how much they left sticking out of
the ground!


thanks to Robyn Penny  Rotary Club of East Perth









Western Australia
Lake Argyle

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