Rotary Club of Ashmore
Club Bulletin 

Volume 1 | Issue 3

22nd July 2023
 
Our first month in the new Rotary year is almost finished and all members are now aware of their roles for the coming 12 months. 
 
Our club has some fantastic goals to achieve and now it is time for us all to step up and ensure we have yet another successful year in Rotary.
 
We would love to have some new members to help us work towards these goals and helping out in our community - International, National and Local.
 
For more information check out our webpage - www.ashmorerotary.org
Bring along your friends to one of our meetings - we need to grow our club so we can do even more for our communities.
Our meeting on the 19th July
 
Rob chaired the meeting like a beautiful caring parent.
 
Apologies; President Brian – in Fiji
VP Ian – at a show
Denise – at Nerang changeover.
 
Congratulations to Green team members and team leader Harry who cooked shanks and veggies – magnificent meal completed with tasty sweets.
 
Business of the week; Chaired by Rob.
Social meeting was held with Ken, Marcia, Joan & Robyn produced some great ideas.
Broadwater Southport invitation to the Kokoda Memorial Service – Tuesday 8 August.
Rotaract changeover – 4 August Parkwood.
Ashmore Club social meeting next Wednesday at Pamp Malay.
Condolence card circulated for Julie’s mother who passed away.
 
Casa Brasil can project needs a roster system for can collection. Pickup Wed – Sunday s and deliver to Denise’s.
Best wishes to Robyn for her operation at Pindara.
Safe travels to Brad and Helen to England.
Happy travels for the Red Centre Tagalong for 54 days led by the Yarker’s.
Welcome back to Pat from her 8000 klm tour around Queensland.
Welcome back Michael.
 
Heather mentioned how to become a volunteer at the Australian Institute of Ultrasound. Many members were interested.
 
Ken and Heather are attending the Gold Coast City Junior Council meeting on Thursday 20th.
Sue with the defibrillator
Sue taking Pats puls
Chair Rob Deshon
Our guest speaker
Guest speaker Sue Plummer.
Sue made a personal thank you to NextGen Rotary for the provision of our AED.
Sue led a discussion about occasions calling for use of an AED.
She demonstrated AED use showing the device, battery and pad system and vocal instructions.
It was an excellent presentation greatly engaging everyone. Well done Sue
KIVA - who did we help this month?
Vincent's story
In the scenic landscapes of Sotik, Vincent, a dedicated and hardworking smallholder farmer, shines as a pillar of strength and determination. As a married man with a deep sense of responsibility, Vincent has made it his mission to provide a brighter future for his family through his agricultural endeavours.

With a few years of farming experience under his belt, Vincent has cultivated his land with care and expertise. His unwavering commitment and diligent efforts have resulted in successful harvests, ensuring a stable income for his household.

Now, Vincent seeks a loan to fulfill his utmost priority: providing a quality education for his children. The funds will be utilized to pay for their school fees, granting them access to educational opportunities that will shape their future.

Vincent's unwavering dedication to his family's well-being, coupled with his proven track record as a smallholder farmer, makes him a deserving candidate for this loan.
We all know and can recite the 4 Way Test - but this explains it in simple detail.
Your Social Club has met and are now planning some great social events for us all.
 
If you can think of something you would like us to do, then please speak with Chair Marcia Waller and offer to help to organise too.
 
We are always looking for willing helpers for our social activities.
 
Our guest speaker on the 2nd August

Igor Jansen from Queensland Fire and Emergency Service.

Come and hear what fantastic work they are doing to keep our community safe and how you can help.

In the coming weeks ....
 
16th August - our own Justine Dillon will come and tell us more about the "Voice"
30th August - the fifth Wednesday and we are planning something - more soon.
6th September - Kelly Casey “Adopt a Grandparent”
20th September - our own Michael Lane will tell us about his many years in the armed services.
 
Diarise these in your diary and also bring along your friends to enjoy these wonderful speakers.
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