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OoZoo Newsletter of Rotary Club of Mosman
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Volume : W22, Issue Number : W22-138 (16/03/2024)
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Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge the Borogegal and Cammeraigal people as the traditional custodians of the land on which our Club meets. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
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Attendance Table Roster for 2023-24
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| 2023 |
July |
WEBB Therese |
ANDREW Derek |
| 2023 |
August |
GIGLIETTI Luciano |
KOSCHARSKY Halyna |
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September |
STOCKDALE Clare |
BECK Dieter |
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October |
ALDERSON Liz |
WALLIS Mark |
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November |
STURROCK Rob |
VAHTRICK Richard |
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December |
BRIAND Nicolas |
POLLARD Ward |
| 2024 |
January |
MAJOR Seymour |
STARR Barry |
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February |
McKENZIE-RABU Di |
OWLES Brian |
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March |
JACKSON David |
ALDERSON Mark |
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April |
LESLIE Blair |
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The Rotary Club of Mosman wishes to thank Kennard’s Storage Artarmon for their generous on-going support in providing storage for our Club.
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Calendar
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19/02 John Gessler - New Member Intro & Induction
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26/02 Janine Wood – Mary’s House Services
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02/03 Mosman Markets – Tea Towels, Jigsaws Sale
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03/03 Clean Up Australia Day – Chinaman’s Beach & Rosherville Reserve
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04/03 Susie Agoston – Oneland Arts & Sport Education
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06/03 Board Meeting & Dinner – Mosman Rowers
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11/03 Club Forum & Board Meeting Update
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15-16/3 District Conference - Terrigal
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18/03 Jessica Ledieu – School for Life Foundation
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25/03 CJ Manjarres-Wahlberg – MV Cape Don Museum & Training Ship
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03/04 Board Meeting & Dinner – Mosman Rowers
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08/04 Club Forum & Board Meeting Update
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15/04 Speaker to be Confirmed
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22/04 Speaker to be Confirmed
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29/04 Speaker to be Confirmed
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SCHOOL FOR LIFE WORKS IN RURAL UGANDA WHERE, WITH YOUR HELP, WE HAVE MADE A REAL IMPACT WITH OUR COMMUNITY-LED PROJECTS IN EDUCATION, HEALTH AND EMPLOYMENT SOLUTIONS.
We’re a little charity making a big impact!
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Your generosity and the generosity of people around the world helped us establish Katuuso Primary and Vocational School in 2011.
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In 2015, in partnership with the Cotton On Foundation, we began construction of another primary and secondary school in the community of Mbazzi.
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We are now running 3 fully operational schools, employing 120 staff and educating 1,700 students from pre-school to Senior
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We’re inviting you to a night of fun and entertainment, experiencing classic Australian Outback folk culture with a modern twist!
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Whether you’re still wearing-in your boots, or you’re a well-heeled tapper and twirler, this is set to be a hoot and a half!
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TIME: 7:00 – 7:15 pm for a 7:30pm dancing start
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DATE: Saturday 4 May, 2024
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LOCATION: Abraham Mott Hall, Miller’s Point
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Complimentary glass of bubbles on arrival.
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Tea, Coffee and Cake to be served throughout the evening.
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THE PROCEEDS GO TO: We’re excited to announce that proceeds from the event will be going towards supporting the Women’s and Girl’s Emergency Centre (WAGEC) and Other Rotary Projects throughout the Year.
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WAGEC is a locally based non-for-profit organisation supporting women and children escaping domestic violence.“WAGEC now provides over 200 women and children with accommodation each night, operates three crisis refuges and 40 transitional properties for women and families escaping domestic and family violence and/or homelessness, and actively engages the community to join the movement to end gender-based violence in a generation.” For more Information on WAGEC visit their website: https://www.wagec.org.au/
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Throughout the night, there will be many opportunities to donate and win prizes!!
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THE BAND: Don’t forget the music! We’ve got The Inland Navigators performing live, bringing their unique blend of Australian folk and bluegrass to the stage.
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Don’t know how to dance? The band will step us through each number as we go, you’ll be tapping your feet and dancing the night away in no time.
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So, what are you waiting for? Get your friends together and come along for a night of music, dance and community spirit. Let’s have some fun, win some prizes, and make a positive impact in the lives of women in our community.
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PARKING: There is some ticketed parking along Argyle Street and Lower Fort Street near Abraham Mott Hall. There is also a Wilson Car Park located on Hickson Road about 300 metres or 5 minutes walk from Abraham Mott Hall. https://maps.app.goo.gl/5E2R9R987GuLGESx7?g_st=ig
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The project continues with a probable completion date of mid to late April. Graeme, Barry, Richard and Ward are now looking into the final fit out and provision of furniture and equipment.
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| President |
James Humphery |
| Immediate Past President |
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| Rotary Foundation |
Richard Vahtrick |
| Secretary |
Graeme Robinson |
| Treasurer |
Derek Andrew |
| Club Administration/Service |
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| Community Service |
Ruth Thompson |
| International Service |
Barry Starr |
| Welfare and Engagement |
Di McKenzie |
| President Elect |
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| Youth Service |
Halyna Koscharsky |
| Sergeant-at-Arms |
Blair Leslie |
| Assistant Secretary |
Dominique Rabu |
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