Well,
we have certainly experienced some interesting weather
conditions recently, and they were challenging to say the
least on Sunday, when a good number of our members braved
strong winds for the majority of the day whilst manning the
barbecue at the Strathfield Spring Fair. It was great to see
a strong roll up and the effort provided for an enjoyable
and successful day. Thank you to everyone who provided their
time and energy.
T
he
club has a number
of events scheduled
over the next few
months where members and partners are most welcome including
a day at Domenico & Johanna Alvaro’s home at Bowral,
travelling by coach or car, on Sunday October 25th; Pride of
Workmanship, on Wednesday October 28th; the Infant’s Home
Barbecue at Bunnings Ashfield, on Saturday November 7th; a
Trivia Night on Friday November 13th, organized by Bert
Houston, at Strathfield Golf Club; and a Wine Tasting
Evening, conducted by Cabarita Cellars and Peter Manenti, on
Wednesday 18th November, at the Golf Club.
It looks a busy
schedule, but we hope there is a little bit of something for
everyone to participate in and enjoy. I encourage everyone
to also look at the guest speakers we have scheduled, thanks
to Neil Kennan and his committee, for our regular meeting
nights and feel confident that you will be both informed and
entertained on attendance.
Let’s continue to enjoy
that Rotary spirit of fellowship and Service above Self and
remember that “The Future of Rotary is in Your Hands”.
Tonight we welcome Erin Greenhalgh, who will convey her
experiences of being a guardian to two Indigenous students
from the tiny township of Ti Tree in the Northern Territory,
who are now attending Meriden and living in Homebush
President Kevin.
