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Coming Events
WHAT'S AHEAD FOR OUR CLUB
April 15 Club Meeting - Som- Ling's dental and water projects in Australia and the
Solomons [Speaker Som-Ling Leung]
April 22 Club Meeting - ShelterBox Australia [Speaker Peter Morley]
April 29 Club Meeting - Moving Made Easy [Speaker Kym McAuliffe Phillips]
May 6 PUBLIC HOLIDAY - No meeting
May 13 Club Meeting - President's night
May 15 Equine Therapy - Equine Therapy [Speaker N/A]
May 20 Club Meeting - RUSCCF Scholarship Presentation Night [Speaker TBA]
May 22 Equine Therapy - Equine Therapy [Speaker N/A]
May 27 Club Meeting
May 29 Equine Therapy - Equine Therapy [Speaker N/A]
June 3 Club Meeting
June 10 Club Meeting
June 17 Club Meeting
June 24 Club Changeover - Club Changeover [Speaker N/A]
July 3 Garden Show Setup - Car Parking Setup
July 4 Garden Show Parking - Thursday Roster
July 5 Garden Show Parking - Car Parking Friday
July 6 Garden Show Parking - Car Parking Saturday
July 7 Garden Show Parking - Car Parking Sunday
August 10 Fruehlingsfest Car Parking Project - N/A [Speaker N/A]
August 24 Club Meeting - Legends Showcase [Speaker No one]
October Telling Stories Writing Competition - Annual Telling Stories Writing Competition
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Members' Communications
Anniversaries
Peter & Dianne BELL (15/4 )
Rotary Information
History repeats itself.
Rotary's response to the 1918 flu pandemic and Covid-19
An estimated 500 million people worldwide became infected with flu in 1918. Many cities
closed theatres and cinemas, and placed restrictions on public gatherings. Rotary clubs
adjusted their activities while also helping the sick.
Just like during the COVID-19 pandemic, clubs were inspired to adapt and act. They adjusted
how they met, following local guidelines of the time, and took action to help give local
governments and health providers necessary services and support. Much of this activity in
