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President Mike's Minute

ROCKING THE CHAINS!

Pres Mike wearing the Chains and standing in the Joyce Fisher Lounge, our new lunch venue with spectacular views out over the stunning harbour we call Waitemata Auckland.
Come and enjoy some rekindled friendships and camaraderie with your fellow Members……Tuesdays 12-2pm
Club News and Notices
AN INTRODUCTION TO DI MARTENS
 
This was our great first lunchtime meeting at the Royal Akarana Yacht Club Café.  Separate room set aside for us.
President Mike [keep off the grass!] Alison welcomed us and introduced Brian Hackett, President of the Remuera Club. Brian acknowledged the Club and the work of Peter Ross in particular for RYLA and other projects.
 
President Mike introduced Di Martens who gave us a lively introduction to her life to date, her early years and sporting achievements, her family and her working career and her interests. Her key professional involvements have been in design and print, and real estate.  She has been very successful in both and defines her success as the challenge to do and be better. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
As Di reminded us:
 
Thanks, Di, for a delightful slide show and a great presentation.  Great to have you with us as a member.
 
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THE EPSOM CANDIDATE DEBATE and charity fundraiser!
 
Holly Bennett outlined the way the evening would work and reminded us how to book [$49 - through the website as below]. We can also donate a ticket to help a young person develop their interest in government and participate in the forthcoming election: \
MC for the night – Timothy Giles. The charity being supported by the event is The Kindness Collective.
Photo Albums
Meeting Images 2023-2024
Rotary World
ROTARY MAGAZINE 2023 PHOTO AWARDS

See the world courtesy of this year’s award-winning photographers

Writing in this magazine in 1946, Paul Harris remarked that “travel is a good corrective for … mental near-sightedness.” The same holds true for photography, especially if, like Rotary itself, the photographer takes a global perspective.

Winner

Photographer: Edward Uhalla
Rotaract Club of Ikate, Nigeria
In Lagos, Nigeria, I was trying to document the introduction of District 9110’s 2022-23 Rotaract representative. In the thick of the chaos, this happy Rotaractor locked eyes with me, and I captured this celebratory moment in time. Judges say: The photo captures the jubilance of the occasion and the excitement of the crowd of Rotaractors. Technically, the photographer’s command of the image’s sharpness and its excellent monochromatic shades are superb!

See the rest of the winners here (curtesy of Rotary International);  Rotary magazines 2023 Photo Awards | Rotary International

Upcoming Events
Lunchtime Meeting
Royal Akarana Eatery
Aug 01, 2023
11:30 AM – 2:00 PM
 
Salvation Army Food Packing
Aug 02, 2023
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
 
Reading Enrichment
Aug 03, 2023
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
 
Candidate Debate + Charity Fundraiser
Alexandra Park
Aug 08, 2023
5:30 PM – 9:00 PM
 
Salvation Army Food Packing
Aug 09, 2023
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
 
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