Welcome to 2024

Welcome to 2024.

We hope you enjoyed the holidays and wish you all the best for the new year ahead.

 

Tuesday, Jan 16, 2024

The club kicked off 2024 with our BBQ at Seaforth Park




 

 


The weather gods were kind after a very wet start to the week and many of the team gathered and enjoyed a delightful sausage sizzle and wagyu burger together with catching up with fellows.

The stick Roger is holding is a sausage burglar protector - the swooping kookaburras did still get feed.

 





 

 

 

 






--ooOOoo--

Our next meeting:

A club assembly to discuss important planning issues for the remainder of this Rotary year and into the next.

Tuesday Jan 30th, 2024 at Balgowlah RSL 7pm in the Wine room

Why not come and enjoy a meal in the Bistro from 6pm? 

Just reply and let me know if you are coming to the Bistro - 

pls email or text me (in Tony's absence) 

mbmead1@gmail.com   or     0416 007 001

Agenda:

  1. Leadership roles for 2023-24
    1. President
    2. President Elect

 

  1. Our 4 Committees – Key issues and plans
    1. Fundraising
    2. Services 

                                                              i.      Community, (Key charities /funding criteria) Youth, International. 

    1. Membership
    2. Communications

 

  1. Club 50th Anniversary (19/6/1974) – Lets party on Tuesday 18th June 2024.
    1. Need 3-4 volunteers to help with planning.

Discussion papers from the 4 committees for item 2 will be circulated during next week.

 Planner for YTD:

Don't forget:  

  • Reply if coming to the bistro on Jan 30, 2024

  • The meeting on Feb 6 is AT TOTEM CLUB

  • Save the date March 5 - the cluster meeting at Manly Leagues Club

     

    There is an another post just added that should be read:

    RECOGNITION OF OUR SUPPORT 


     Finally:


     

     

     









 

 

 

 



 

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