Rotary International District 9455 - ClubRunner

Rotary International District 9455

DIRECTORY 2017-18

District 9455 Conference 6th to 8th April 2018

Venue: Queens Theatre, Geraldton.

“Finding Happiness in Rotary Service”

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CAMP OPPORTUNITY Camp Opportunity is a week long live in camp for differently abled adults, “Campers”, between the ages of 18 and 35 years, to team with an able bodied carer “Buddy” for a week of adventure as they mix and interact in a fun atmosphere to share new friendships and experiences.

Camp Opportunity is held at the Point Walter Recreation Centre, Bicton which is a dormitory style camp with rooms for 4 people, each has its own bathroom.

The Campers and Buddies engage in many and varied activities including Archery, Abseiling, Flying Fox, Ten Pin Bowling, Adventure World, Zoo visit, T-shirt screen printing, Disco & Karao-ke, Water Sports (biscuit and boat rides), Kite Making, Art and Craft, Talent Night and lots of swimming and laughter.

To source “Campers”, ask your Rotary Club members, friends, neighbours, colleagues, em-ployees, Disability Services and other disability organisations such as Good Samaritans, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome and Headwest.

For “Buddies”, ask Rotary Club members, friends, neighbours, colleagues, employees, Rota-ract members, past exchange students, RYLA participants, Local Church and Youth Groups, Universities and TAFEs (Nursing, Teaching, Medical, Youth and Community studies).

If you can’t find an applicant just pledge sponsorship and we will find the “Campers” and “Buddies”.

Cost per person is $800. Campers and Buddies are fully sponsored so we urge clubs to sponsor a “Camper”, “Buddy” or both and consider helping by sponsoring event opportunities or donating goods and services to help run the camp.

Camp Opportunity runs from Sun 21st - 27th January 2018

For more information contact:

Mark Williamson: Ph 9295 4359 Email: [email protected] Robyn Penny: Ph: 9221 0316 Mob: 0400 249 277 Email: [email protected]


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International Conference RI Founder - Paul Harris RI President & Message for 2017-18 RI Director & Officers Information


District Governor Assistant Governors and District Board College of Governors

District Diary 31

District Administration 35

District Board and Leadership Team District Information,

The Rotary Foundation 47

Avenues of Service 53

Overview of District recommended programs and appointed Chairs

General Rotary Information 80

Order of Precedence Rotary Emblems Rotary Acronmyms

Rotary Clubs of 9455 & Office Bearers 84

District 9455 Contacts 133

Contents


Privacy Policy The information in this District Directory is for the sole use of Rotarians within District 9455 and other Districts of Rotary International. It cannot be used nor extracts cop-ied for any purpose other than which it is intended, without permission, in writing, from the District Secretary.

Privacy and Information Statement

Rotary District 9455 is committed to protecting the privacy and confidentiality of your personal information. Our privacy policy adheres to the National Privacy Principles as required under the Privacy Act 1988. The personal information that you submit to us is collected in order to provide information services to you, which in turn, allow the coordination of meetings, fellowship and fundraising activities and community service and vocational programs conducted by Rotary Clubs within the District.

Rotary District 9455 may: a) share the information with Rotary International and other Rotary Clubs and Dis-tricts in Australia and overseas. b) disclose the information to outside parties in the course of undertaking Rotary ac-tivities and programs; and c) use the information with your consent or as otherwise required by law.

Rotary District 9455 will not disclose, sell or trade your personal information other than as set out above. You may access your information at any time. If you do re-quire access to your personal information, or have any concerns regarding its use, please contact the District Secretary. If any of the information we hold is inaccurate or out of date, please contact the District Secretary immediately and amendments to the information will be made.

You have the option of not providing certain information requested by the District. However, you should note that this may prevent the District from effectively providing membership information services to you and managing its various activities and pro-grams.

In preparing this Directory the District Committee has relied on information and data provided to a District Database by Club Presidents or Club Representatives. There-fore, any errors or omissions may be as a result of incorrect or insufficient data sup-plied to the District Database.


Core Values

Objects of Rotary

The object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy en-terprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster:

First: The development of an acquaintance as an opportunity for service;

Second: High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthi-ness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying of each Rotarian’s occupation as an oppor-tunity to serve society;

Third: The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian’s personal business & commu-nity life;

Fourth: The advancement of international understanding, goodwill and peace through a world of fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service.

Rotarian Code of Conduct As a Rotarian, I will: 1. Act with integrity and high ethical standards in my personal and professional life 2. Deal fairly with others and treat them and their occupations with respect 3. Use my professional skills through Rotary to mentor young people, help those with

special needs, and improve people’s quality of life in my community and in the world 4. Avoid behaviour that reflects adversely on Rotary or other Rotarians

The Rotary Four Way Test Of the things we think, say or do: 1) Is it the TRUTH? 2) Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3) Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4) Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?


DIRECTORY 2017-18

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL


Register at:‐ h p://www.riconven on.org/en/toronto/register


Rotary International Founder - Paul Harris

Paul R Harris, a lawyer, was the founder of the world’s first and largest international service club organisation. Born in Racine, Wisconsin, USA on 19 April 1868 Paul was the second of six children to George N. Harris and Cornelia Bryan Harris. At age 3 he moved to Wallingford, Vermont, where he grew up in the care of his grandparents. Married to Jean Thompson Harris (1881-1963), they had no children. He received an LL.B. from the University of Iowa and re-ceived an honorary LL.D from the University of Vermont. Paul Harris worked as a newspaper reporter, a business teacher, stock company actor, cowboy, and travelled extensively in the USA and Eu-rope selling marble and granite. In 1896 he went to Chicago to practice law. One evening Paul visited the suburban home of a professional friend. After dinner, as they strolled through the neighbourhood, Paul’s friend introduced him to various tradesman in their stores. It was here Paul conceived the idea of a club that could recapture some of the friendly spirit among businessmen in small communities. On 23 February 1905 Paul Harris formed the first club with three other businessmen: Silvester Schiele, a coal merchant; Gustavus Loehr, a mining engineer; and Hiram Shorey, a merchant tailor. Paul Harris named the new club “Rotary” because members met in rotation at their various places of business. Club membership grew rapidly. Soon Paul became convinced that the Rotary club could be developed into an important service movement and strove to extend Rotary to other cities. Paul was also prominent in other civic and professional work. He served as the first Chairman of the Board of the National Easter Seal Society of Crippled Children and Adults in the USA and of the International Society for Crippled Children. He was a member of the board of man-agers of the Chicago Bar Association and its representative at the International Congress of Law at The Hague, and a committee member of the American Bar Association. He received the Silver Buffalo Award from the Boy Scouts of America for distinguished service to youth, and was decorated by the governments of Brazil, Chile, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, France and Peru. Paul maintained his law office for most of his life. He spent much time travelling and was invit-ed to speak to Rotarians at annual conventions, District and regional meetings and other func-tions. When President Emeritus Paul Harris passed away on 27th January 1947, his dream had grown from an informal meeting of four business men to some 6,000 clubs. In the subsequent fifty four years, the organisation has grown to more than 29,500 clubs with around 1.2 million members, all brought together through Paul Harris’ vision of service and fellowship.


Rotary International President 2017 -18

IAN RISELEY Rotary Club of Sandringham VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA

Ian Riseley is a chartered accountant and principal of Ian Riseley and Co., a firm he established in 1976. Prior to starting his own firm, he worked in the audit and management consulting divi-sions of large accounting firms and corporations. A Rotarian since 1978, Ian is a charter member of the Rotary Club of Sandring-ham, Victoria, Australia. He has served RI as treasurer, director, and as mem-ber and chair of numerous RI and Foundation committees. Most recently, he served as a Trustee of The Rotary Foundation and is currently co-chair of the 2016 (Seoul) Convention Committee. Ian has been a member of the board for both a private and a public school, member of the Community Advisory Group for the City of Sandringham, and President of Beaumaris Sea Scouts Group. He has been President of Langi-Taan Ski Club as well as honorary auditor or advisor for a number of charitable organizations. Ian’s honors include the AusAID Peacebuilder Award from the Australian govern-ment in recognition of his work in East Timor, the Medal of the Order of Australia for services to the Australian community, and the Regional Service Award for a Polio-Free World from The Rotary Foundation. Ian is married to Juliet, a past district governor. They are Major Donors and Be-quest Society members of The Rotary Foundation. They have two children, and four grandchildren. Ian and Juliet live on seven hectares at Moorooduc where they practice their personal philosophy of sustainable and organic living.


Rotary International President’s Message

ROTARY: MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Some years ago, a new acquaintance asked me what should have been a simple question: “What is Rotary?” I opened my mouth to reply and then stopped short with the realization that I simply did not know where to begin. The problem wasn’t that I didn’t know what Rotary was. The problem was that Rotary was — and is — too large and complex to easily define. We are a member-based organization, a club-based organization, and a service based organization; we are local, regional, and international; we are community members, businesspeople and professionals, working and retired, active in nearly every country in the world. Every one of our 1.2 million members has a unique set of goals, experiences, and priorities; every one of us has a unique understanding of Rotary. To me, Rotary is defined not by who we are, but by what we do — by the potential that Rotary gives us, and the ways we realize that potential in meaning-ful and lasting service. Rotary has been around for a long time: 112 years. In some ways, we’ve changed tremendously, as we’ve grown, matured, and adapted to the changing needs of our members and communities. In our fundamentals, however, we remain the same: an organization of people with the desire — and through Rotary, the ability — to make a differ-ence in our communities, and the world. We answer the question “What is Rotary?” with our actions, by making a difference through our service. As an organization, we recognize how important it is that the world understands what Rotary is, and what we do. At the same time, we know that it is more important than ever to allow our clubs to define Rotary service for themselves. As Rotarians, we have more flexibility than ever to decide how we want our clubs to meet, work, and grow. We’re focused more than ever on making sure that Rotary reflects the people it serves, with more women and a more diverse membership. And we’re working hard to ensure that Rotary remains the world’s pre-eminent volunteer service organization, by emphasizing long-term planning, sustainable service, and continuity in leadership on every level. In 2017-18, we will answer the question “What is Rotary?” with the theme Rotary: Mak-ing a Difference. However each of us chooses to serve, we do it because we know our service makes a difference in the lives of others. Whether we are building a new playground or a new school, improving medical care or sanitation, training conflict mediators or midwives, we know that the work we do will change people’s lives — in ways large and small — for the better. Whatever motivation each of us had for joining Rotary, it is the satisfaction we find in Rotary that causes us to remain, the satisfaction of knowing that week by week, year by year, we are part of Rotary: Making a Difference.

Ian H.S. Riseley President, Rotary International, 2017-18


Rotary International President Elect

Samuel F. Owori Rotary Club of Kampala RI President (2018-19) Rotary Foundation Trustee (2012-16) Director, Rotary International (2010-12)

Classification: Banking [email protected] Sam has been CEO of the Institute of Corporate Govern-ance since 2008. Previously, he was executive director of the African Development Bank and managing director of Uganda Commercial Bank. He has served as secretary of the Central Bank of Uganda and the Uganda Bankers Association, executive member of the Uganda Institute of Bankers, and chair of the microfinance enterprise FAULU Uganda Limited. He holds various master’s degrees in law and business management from the Harvard Business School and California Coast University in the United States, Leicester University in England, and IMD (IMEDE) Business School in Switzerland. He also has studied banking at schools in New York City, USA; Oxford, England; and Tokyo and Osaka, Japan. A Rotarian since 1978, Sam has served as a Rotary Foundation Trustee, RI Director, RI Presi-dent’s representative, Council on Legislation representative, regional Rotary Founda-tion coordinator, regional RI membership coordinator, committee member, RI repre-sentative to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Reach Out to Afri-ca Ad-Hoc Committee member, RI training leader, and district governor. Sam and Norah have been married since 1970, and have three adult sons, and three grand-children.


Rotary International Zone 8 Director

Noel Trevaskis OAM (Sue ) Rotary Club of Bega, District 9710. Noel was the District Governor of District 9710 in 2005-2006, and a past Board member and Chairman of Australian Rotary Health. He has also served as a Board member and Deputy Chairman of the Southern Tablelands Com-munity College, a College assisting people with intellectual disabilities and special needs. He was a Rotary Coordinator and was Chairman of the RI Membership Development Committee for our two Zones as well as being a member of the Rotary International membership Committee. He is a re-cipient of a Key Rotarian Award from his District, the Service Above Self Award, and the Medal of the Order of Australia. He was an advisor to University researchers at the Centre for Mental Health Re-search Health at the Australian National University. Noel recently retired after a lifetime working in the agricultural industry mainly in sales and marketing. Although now retired from full time work he does do some con-sultancy work to agri-business. Sue is a Nurse and works for an Aged Nursing Care Facility where she works with people with dementia and does palliative care. Sue has always had a real passion to help and work with people who have disabilities and the aged. Sue also volunteers at a local hospital as a support person for patients with dementia. While Sue is not a Rotarian, she is involved in the Rotary Youth Personal Enrichment program for Dis-trict 9710 as well as supporting Australian Rotary Health. They enjoy time with their family and their garden. Noel is a keen sportsman enjoying golf and is a close follower of cricket and rugby. Noel and Sue live at Tura Beach on the Far South Coast of NSW. They have five children and eleven grandchildren.


Rotary International Contact Information - South Pacific & Philippines Office

Postal Address: Rotary International South Pacific & Philippines Office PO Box 1415 Parramatta NSW 2124 Australia

Street Address: Rotary Centre Level 2, 60 Phillip Street, Parramatta NSW 2150 Australia Tel: +61 2 8894 9800 Fax: +61 2 8894 9899 Email: [email protected] Office Hours: 8.30 am to 5pm, Mon to Fri. Except Australian & NSW Public Holidays

Rotary International Headquarters One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston, IL, 60201-3698, USA

ADMINISTRATION

Administration assist with all enquiries about Rotary International & The Rotary Foundation literature, videos and CDs

Administration Coordinator Vacant Ph: +61 2 8894 9810

Admin Support / Reception Juliet Timmerman [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9800

CLUB & DISTRICT SUPPORT

Supervisor Andrew Best [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9820

Coordinator Barbara Mifsud [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9821

Correspondent Mary Jayne Desmond [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9822

Admission of new Clubs (Rotary, Rotaract, Interact, Rotary Community Corps, Satellite clubs)

Applications for change of name, change of club & district locality, merger of clubs

Applications for club & district incorporation

Licensing inquiries and advice re Licensed Vendors

Use of Rotary mark and brand centre guidance

District dispute enquiries

Special club and member anniversary recognition (50th, 75th, 100th ), other special years by request

www.rotary.org enquiries including My Rotary guidance, Rotary Club Central, Reports, Showcase & Ideas

Guide district governors, clubs and Rotarians on procedural, constitution and incorporation matters

Assist the district governors, clubs and Rotarians in their communications with world headquarters

Maintain historical records of clubs

Training of clubs and district leaders

International Office Manager Frank Pezzimenti [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9811



FINANCE

Collect per capita dues and other payments to Rotary International

Process Semi Annual reports on club membership and inquiries on SAR payments

Assist clubs & districts with inquiries on: club remittances and balances, reinstatements after payment following termination

Process The Rotary Foundation contributions

Make payments to Rotarians travelling at RI or Rotary Foundation expense

Make payments to Rotary Foundation Scholars

Make Global payments on behalf of TRF and Rotary International ( SPAs)

MEMBERSHIP (Based in Evanston)

Provides support on using key RI membership resources: publications, tools, online resources, and reports. Provides assistance and guidance with membership strategies including attraction, engagement, retention, diversity, etc. Works with zone membership team to conduct trainings, workshops, and presentations

Supervisor Grace Ramirez [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9830

Coordinator Sally Furto (Aust & NZ) [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9832

Coordinator Melissa Asanza (TRF Finance) [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9833

Coordinator Rosalyn Ong (Philippines) [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9831

Regional Membership Julie Aubry [email protected] Ph: +1 847 8664480



THE ROTARY FOUNDATION

Fund Development Paul Harris Fellow Recognition – process applications and issue regalia & certificates Maintain record of club recognition points Issue benefactor recognitions, bequest and major donor recognition Provide assistance and clarification on all Rotary Foundation matters Assist with The Rotary Foundation contribution enquiries The Rotary Foundation, Zone 8 [part]. Districts 9455, 9465,9500,9520,9550,9570,9600,9630,9640,9650,9670.

Regional Rotary Foundation Co ordinator [RRFC]: PDG Eric Wood, Rotary Club of Pine Rivers Daybreak, D9600, Queensland. 0418 789 951 Email : [email protected]

Assistant Regional Rotary Foundation Co ordinator [AARFC]: Districts 9455, 9465. PDG Paul Gianatti, Rotary Club of Mt Lawley, D9455, WA. 0402 10 5521 Email: [email protected] The role of the ARRFC, as part of the Zone Team dedicated to focusing and increasing humanitarian service, is to support and educate Clubs and Districts about The Rotary Foun-dation initiatives and programs, including: Provide continued support of Rotary’s top priority – a polio free world. Support goal setting for the Annual Fund, Endowment Fund, and Polio Plus by working

with District Governors, DGE, and DRFC. Assist with educating, motivating, and training Rotarians about Foundation Grants, pro-

grams, and giving opportunities at events. Assist District leadership with Foundation seminars in assigned Districts

Supervisor PDG Bruce Allen [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9840

Fund Development Officer Mark Anderson [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9841

TRF Admin Krissy Aure-Canson [email protected] Ph: +61 2 8894 9842


Rotary International Contact Information - Western Australian Offices of Rotary International

District 9455 District 9465 DISTRICT GOVERNOR 9455 Lindsay Dry (Helen) Rotary Club of Dalkeith Home: 9385 2884 Mobile: 0418 922 001 Email: [email protected]

DISTRICT GOVERNOR 9465 Bruch Lynch (Glenda) Rotary Club of South Bunbury Home: 9721 6706 Mobile: 0419 927 712 Email: [email protected]

DISTRICT GOVERNOR ELECT 9455 Charles Johnson (Lorna) Rotary Club of Ma lda Bay Home: 9385 0477 Mobile: 0401 133 685 Email: [email protected]

DISTRICT GOVERNOR ELECT 9465 Robyn Yates (Glyn) Rotary Club of Collie Home: 9734 2674 Mobile: 0429 445 280 Email: [email protected]

DISTRICT GOVERNOR NOMINEE 9455 To Be Advised

DISTRICT GOVERNOR NOMINEE 9465 Wayne Milnes (Suzanne) Rotary Club of Rockingham Home: 9528 3036 Mobile: 0400 201 700 Email: [email protected]

Inner Wheel District A40 Inner Wheel is one of the largest women’s organisations in the world, promoting the Object of Trust, Friendship, Personal Service and International Understanding. It’s unofficial symbol of friendship is the red rose. Membership is open to Women over the age of 18 years.

President Jean L’Estrange 108/52 Bellambi Chase Lakelands 6180 Phone: 9584 2813 Mobile: 0409 689 235 Email: [email protected]

Secretary Carol Franklin 3/1 Harding Cl Waikiki 6169 Phone: 9591 2525 Mobile: 0417 178 150 Email:[email protected]


Rotary International Contact Information - Rotary Down Under

OFFICIAL ROTARY MAGAZINE FOR AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND BASED DISTRICTS

ROTARY DOWN UNDER HOUSE Level 3, 43 Hunter Street, Parramatta NSW 2150 Australia Postal address: PO Box 779, Parramatta NSW 2124 Australia Phone: +61 2 9633 4888 Fax: +61 2 9891 5984 Email: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Website: www.rotarydownunder.org Facebook: facebook.com/rotarydownunder Twitter: twitter.com/rotarydownunder Office hours: 9.00am – 5.00pm Monday – Friday (except public holidays). Manages all matters relating to the Regional Magazine.

RDU SUPPLIES Licensed supplier of Rotary International emblem merchandise. Please note our Supplies office is now located at: Rotary Down Under House, Level 3, 43 Hunter Street, Parramatta NSW 2150 Phone: +61 2 9633 4888 Fax: +61 2 9891 5984 Email: [email protected] Website: www.rdusupplies.com.au Visit the Supplies website for safe and secure ordering of Rotary branded merchan-dise. As of July 1st 2017 RDU Merchandising NO LONGER OFFER CREDIT FACILITIES – go online and read how you can pay

DIRECTORY 2017-18

Rotary District 9455 District Governor, Board Members

and Office Bearers


Rotary District 9455 District Governor 2017 -18

Lindsay Dry (Helen) Lindsay was inducted into the Rotary Club of Dalkeith on 26th June 2009. He became President Nominee in 2010-11 and President in 2012-13. As President he chaired an innovative Board which introduced a new club website, established a highly successful Member-ship committee from which the club is still seeing con-tinuing membership growth and the club also identified the need to become involved in new projects as drivers of membership participation and renewal.

Dalkeith Rotary is a vibrant club whose members and their partners enjoy the maxim of Fun, Fellowship and Fundraising. He has served on the Club Service, Community Service, Membership and Youth and International Service Committees .He was the Dalkeith Rotary Charitable Trust chair for 2013-14.

Lindsay was an Assistant Governor from 2014 to 2016 and was a member of the District Membership committee under Chair Angus Buchanan .Memorable Rotary moments include witnessing the wonderful work being undertaken by the Bali Eye Clinic surgeons in Bali in 2014 and participated in housebuilding for needy families in rural Cambodia in 2015 – both of these projects supported by his club.

Lindsay retired in 2010 as an Insurance Broker after the sale of his business Dry Shand Insurance Brokers Pty Ltd. In the 1980s he was President of the Old Scotch Collegians Hockey Club (now evolved into the Westside Wolves Hockey Club) and of the Old Scotch Collegians Association. He was elected to the Executive of the Western Australian Hockey Association retiring for personal reasons - marriage and fatherhood. He was on the State Board of the National Insurance Brokers Associa-tion for six years .

In 1977,Lindsay married Helen, a Registered Nurse and they have two children Nich-olas and Amy both living interstate. He loves participating in sport playing bad golf and hockey (until 2014) and cricket (representing briefly WA in veterans hockey and cricket generally as a passenger), travel, reading and desultory gardening.


Rotary District 9455 District Governor’s Message

Lindsay Dry (Helen) Rotarians of District 9455

Our 2017-18 Australian Rotary International President Ian Riseley may well preside over arguably the greatest achievement of Rotary International – the year that no new cases of wild polio were reported in the world. Of course the job is not finished until the World Health Organisation declares that polio has been eradicated and that will take at least another three years. In the meantime we Rotarians must continue to raise the funds to support the vaccination program. Wouldn’t it be a fitting tribute for another great Australian Rotary International President Sir Clem Renouf to see this scourge off –after all it was his foresight that provided the inspiration for Rotary to take this challenge on. A beautiful synergy – from Renouf to Riseley-polio gone. Ian Riseley describes his 2017-18 theme Rotary: Making a Difference as representing “what Rotary is and Rotary does, every day and in many ways. All those people who benefit from our great programs appreciate that Rotary exists to make a difference.” He goes on to say:”….Rotary makes a difference to ourselves as Rotarians. We are improved as people by following the guiding principles that come from our mission statement and the Object of Rotary. The world is a better place because of Rotary making a difference!” What about our little part of the world and our place in it? It is my wish that Rotarians in District 9455 are relaxed and happy, that we find happiness in our Rotary service and that we help those in need find happiness. For me it is quite simple-Rotary is not about you and I as individuals but about what we can achieve together in harmony. The motto of Rotary is Service above Self. And the most im-portant identifying symbol of Rotary is the Rotary wheel-that is why I wear the little Rotary badge with such pride – that is what people are most likely to recognise and ask about. My personal journey in Rotary has been short but I’ve seen the pride of those who have been in Rotary for many years and who have done so much, around the suburbs, out in the bush and in the poorer countries around the world and the satisfaction they have found in providing a helping hand to those less fortunate than them I encourage Rotarians and clubs of District 9455 to innovate, to try new ideas, to engage with their local communities, to spread our Rotary message – our credo - and to embrace our core values but to be flexible and embrace change in a more challenging world.

See you in 2017-18


Rotary District 9455 District Governor Elect

Charles Johnson (Lorna) Charles Johnson was a Rotary Founda-tion Ambassadorial Scholar in 1982–83 who joined the Matilda Bay Rotary Club in 1985. He remained at the Club till 2001 serving in a variety of director po-sitions, as Club President in 1989-1990 and also as District Secretary 1996-97. In 2001 he resigned from Rotary when appointed CEO City of Wanneroo but re-joined in 2010 through the Rotary Club of Perth and then again with Matilda Bay in 2012. He again served as a director and was Club President of Matilda Bay for a second time in 2014-15. Two Rotary high-lights have been re-roofing an orphanage in Kuching, Malaysia in 1994 and under-taking a water restoration project in the village of Raman in Timor Leste in 2015. Professionally Charles has more than 30 years’ of town planning experience working in local and State Government. In 2010 he established his own private planning con-sultancy ‘Planning Context’. In a voluntary capacity he has served as WA President of the Planning Institute of Australia for four years and is a fellow of the Institute. He has been married to Lorna for 35 years and they have two grown up children both now living away from home. The children have been replaced by a flat coated retriev-er! Both Charles and Lorna are keen golfers and their recreational passion is long distance walking. They have completed the Bibbulmun Track twice ‘end to end’ as well as several long distance Camino Pilgrimages in Europe.


Rotary District 9455 District Board

POSITION NAME

District Governor & Chair Lindsay Dry (Dalkeith)

District Governor Elect Charles Johnson (Matilda Bay)

District Governor Nominee To Be Advised.

District Secretary Dave Taylor (Scarborough)

Director of Finance / District Treasurer Kevin O’Malley (Karrinyup)

Director of Governance & Compliance Angus Buchanan (West Perth)

Director of Foundation Noel Allen (Mount Lawley)

Director of Leadership Development & Training Hank De Smit (Joondalup)

Director of Club Development Jerry Pilcher (Scarborough)

Director of Public Image & Marketing Ron Gibson (Matilda Bay)

Director of Service Projects Patricia Canning (Ballajura-Malaga)

Non Board Member - Committee Directors Community International Vocational

Jacquie Harry (Hillarys) Phillip Skelton (Perth) Allan McLean (Heirisson)

Rotaract Representative (ex-officio) To Be Advised

District Conference Chair (ex-officio) Anthony McGrath (Dalkeith)

Director of Youth Programs Beatrice Cervi (Perth)


Rotary District 9455 Assistant Governors

Zone 1 - Group A Michele Alexander (Keith) Belmont Rotary Club Mobile: 0403 824 261 Email: [email protected] Bay View Claremont, Dalkeith, Elizabeth Quay, Western Endeavour

Zone 1 - Group B Judy Dinnison (Peter Webb) Western Endeavour Rotary Club Tel AH: 9375-8793 Mobile: 0403 173 040 Email: [email protected] Crawley, Matilda Bay, Mosman Park—Cottesloe, Nedlands, West Perth

Zone 2 - Group C Tim Humphry (Lindsey) Dalkeith Rotary Club Tel AH: 9386 1800 Mobile: 0412 168 446 Email: [email protected] Heirisson, Mount Lawley, North Perth, Northbridge

Zone 2 - Group D Yvonne Hart (Warren) Crawley Rotary Club Mobile: 0419 929 830 Email: [email protected] Cambridge, Freshwater Bay, Perth, Subiaco


Rotary District 9455 Assistant Governors 2

Zone 3 - Group E Graham Peden (Susan) Perth Rotary Club Tel AH: 9381 6680 Mobile: 0427 010 222 Email: [email protected] Balcatta, Karrinyup, Osborne Park, Scarborough

Zone 3 - Group F Fred Morrell (Helen) Balajura-Malaga Rotary Club Tel AH: 9304 4590 Mobile: 0401 916 111 Email: [email protected] Hillarys, Joondalup, Mindarie, Wanneroo

Zone 4 - Group G Bruno Fic (Tracy) North Perth Rotary Club Tel AH: 9457 0114 Mobile: 0413 613 387 Email: [email protected] Ballajura-Malaga, Ellenbrook, Kalamunda, Morley, Midland,

Zone 4 - Group H Peter McKenzie (Maureen) Hillarys Rotary Club Tel AH: 9472 6420 Mobile: 0404 453 922 Email: [email protected] Belmont, Mundaring, Swan Valley, Swan Districts, Welshpool


Rotary District 9455 Assistant Governors 3

Zone 5 - Group I Susan Bruse Wyalkatchem Rotary Club Tel AH: 9681 1390 Mobile: 0429 112 079 Email: [email protected]

Corrigin, Northam, Quairading

Zone 5 - Group J Jan Horsley (David) Northam Rotary Club Tel AH: 9574 0412 Mobile: 0477 706 820 Email: [email protected] Moora, Wyalkatchem, Wongan Hills

Zone 6 - Group K & L Clark Scarff (Sheila McCrae) Geraldton-Greenough Rotary Club Tel BH: 9921 1104 Mobile: 0419 918 385 Email:[email protected] Batavia Coast, Carnarvon, Geraldton, Geraldton-Greenough, Karratha, Broome, Kununurra


Rotary District 9455 Past District Governors of 9455 & College of Governors

Rotary was introduced into Australia on 11th April 1922 and was operated by Com-missioners. Professor W.A Osborne was appointed Commissioner for Victoria, Tas-mania, South Australia and Western Australia, and Sir Henry Braddon for New South Wales and Queensland. By 1928 all 17 clubs in Australia had become Rotary Dis-trict 65 (or, more commonly known as, the 65th District). It was formed on 15th Sep-tember 1927 with Fred Birks of the Rotary Club of Sydney as the first District Gover-nor. The following lists the District Governors for D9455 and its predecessor Districts from this time.

District Year Governor Club 65 1927-29 Fred Birks Sydney 65 1929-30 Alfred Holtz Melbourne 65 1930-31 Leonard Mitchell Melbourne 65 1931-32 Harry Cummins Hobart 65 1932-33 Sinclair McGibbon Perth 65 1933-34 Alfred Pittard Ballarat 65 1934-35 Angus Mitchell Melbourne 65 1935-36 Ern Short Adelaide 65 1936-37 Arthur Bolton Bendigo 65 1937-38 J Burgess Watt Hobart 65 1938-39 Angus Mitchell Melbourne 65 1939-40 Louis Bayer Colac 65 1940-41 Walter Sims Unley 65 1941-43 Stanley Perry Perth 65 1943-45 J Burgess Watt Hobart 65 1945-46 Horace Holmes Warnambool 64 1946-47 Horace Holmes Warnambool 64 1947-48 Gordon Hislop Perth 64 1948-49 Gordon Hislop Perth 33 1949-50 Reg Etherington Mildura 33 1950-51 Vic Webb Perth



District Year Governor Club 34 1951-52 Ben Buttsworth Swan District 34 1952-53 Martin Scott Perth 34 1953-54 Martin Scott Perth 34 1954-55 Russ Manning Fremantle 34 1955-56 Fred Johnston Mt Lawley 34 1956-57 Reg Hill Albany 245 1957-58 Keith Bolton Perth 245 1958-59 Jim Murray West Perth 245 1959-60 Ted Ledger Subiaco 245 1960-61 Eric Nicholls Fremantle 245 1961-62 Ron Grant Mt Lawley 245 1962-63 John Doherty Geraldton 245 1963-64 Cliff Smart Northam 245 1964-65 Harry Wheeler Scarborough 245 1965-66 Syd Ryan Fremantle 245 1966-67 Boyd Buttsworth Belmont 245 1967-68 Nate Shilkin Fremantle 245 1968-69 Bill Holywell Victoria Park 245 1969-70 Les Wearne Scarborough 245 1970-71 Norman Bell Ascot 245 1971-72 Jack Sweeney Fremantle 245 1972-73 Jim Downie West Perth 245 1973-74 Alwyn Lohoar Quairading 245 1974-75 Arthur Dall Swan District 245 1975-76 John Kuring Mt Lawley 245 1976-77 Bill Thornton Floreat 945 1977-78 John Pizey Scarborough 945 1978-79 Len Fletcher Floreat



District Year Governor Club 945 1979-80 Cyril Kleinig Perth

945 1980-81 George Shea East Perth

945 1981-82 Frank Carter Cunderdin

945 1982-83 Bruce Smart Northam

945 1983-84 John Baker Perth

945 1984-85 Lindsay Caddy Mt Lawley

945 1985-86 John Webster Scarborough

947 1985-86 Ken Collins * Kenwick

946 1985-86 Bill Barnes Kununurra

945 1986-87 Graham Fosbery Karrinyup

945 1987-88 Ross Ledger * Floreat

945 1988-89 Fred Marsh * Scarborough

946 1988-89 Alf Snell Mosman Park

945 1989-90 John Hollingshead * West Perth

945 1990-91 Lloyd Price Floreat

945 1991-92 Phil Ledger * Karrinyup

947 1991-92 Allan Briant Belmont

945 1992-93 Warren Johnson Kununurra

947 1992-93 David Horsley * Kalgoorlie

9450 1993-94 Shalom Coleman Perth

9470 1993-94 Don Fraser Quairading

9710 1993-94 Keith Draper Canberra

9450 1994-95 Stan Oma East Perth

9470 1994-95 Rob Lyons * Darling Range

9450 1995-96 Kevin Turtle Perth 9450 1996-97 Peter McKerracher * Subiaco North



District Year Governor Club 9470 1996-97 Keith Mitchell * Swan Districts 9450 1997-98 Geoff Metcalf Mt Lawley 9450 1998-99 Don Hopkins * Nedlands 9450 1999-20 Una Hobday Derby 9450 2000-01 Rodney Cohen Scarborough 9450 2001-02 Hugh Lavery * Geraldton-Greenough 9460 2001-02 Sylvia Byers * Mosman Park 9470 2001-02 Ian Wright Darling Range 9450 2002-03 Colin Thorniley * Matilda Bay 9470 2002-03 Ed Reed * Mundaring 9450 2003-04 Doug Pascoe * Perth 9470 2003-04 Ron Geary * Belmont 9450 2004-05 Axel Handevitt-Haar Nedlands 9450 2005-06 Bill Benbow * Subiaco 9450 2006-07 Ian Murray * Mt Lawley 9470 2006-07 Paul Gianatti * Mt Lawley 9450 2007-08 Eli Quartermaine Nedlands 9450 2008-09 Sue Rowell Mt Lawley 9450 2009-10 Geoff Simpson * West Perth 9470 2009-10 Ian Jones Wyalkatchem 9455 2010-11 Ian Hutton * West Perth 9455 2011-12 Liz Westoby Perth 9455 2012-13 Phillip Skelton * Perth 9455 2013-4 Hank De Smit * Mt Lawley 9455 2014-15 Angus Buchanan * West Perth 9455 2015-16 Jerry Pilcher * Scarborough 9455 2016-17 Patricia Canning * Balajura-Malaga

Note: * denotes membership of the College of Governors. The College also includes: DG Lindsay Dry, DGE Charles Johnson & DGN…………...

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DISTRICT DIARY Significant Dates



District Diary Significant Date

Calendar of Events 2017-18 The District website: www.rotarydistrict9455.org has a menu option “Events” and an interactive calendar on the left hand side of the homepage. This calendar is kept up to date and is the best reference for all district and some club activities. Some Special District Date District Conference 6th - 8th April 2018 RI Convention in Toronto, Canada 24th - 27th June 2018 Presidents Elect Training Seminars March 23 to Sunday 25th March 2018 District Assembly Sunday 20th May 2018 Regional Assembly Sunday 27th May 2018 District Changeover : Saturday 30th June 2018 Dates for AG’s , Presidents and College of Governors meetings Assistant Gov: 30th September 2017 10th February 22018 Presidents & AG’s: 2nd December 2017 Social 18th March 2018 College of Governors: 13th October 2017 10th December 2017 4th May ( date to be confirmed) Camp Opportunity 21st - 27th January 2018 Rotary Youth Leadership Awards 13th - 19th January 2018


Month Special Observance UN/Interna onal Days

JULY 11 World Popula on Day (MCH) 18 Nelson Mandela’s birthday.(End Polio Now campaign in Africa). 28 World Hepa s Day (DPT)

AUGUST Membership and Exten‐sion Month

12 Interna onal Youth Day (NewGens) 19 World Humanitarian Day (PCPR)

SEPTEMBER Area of Focus: Basic Educa on and Literacy

8 Interna onal Day of Literacy (UN) (BEL) 21 Interna onal Day of Peace (PCPR)

OCTOBER Area of Focus: Economic and Community Develop‐ment

5 World Teacher's Day (BEL) 11 Interna onal Day of the Girl Child (BEL) 15 Global Handwashing Day (WAS) 16 World Food Day (ECD) 17 Interna onal Day for the Eradica on of Poverty (UN) (ECD) 24 World Polio Day (DPT/MCH)

NOVEMBER Rotary Founda on Month

3 Interna onal Day of Persons with Disabili es: (DPT/MCH) 5 Week of 5 November – World Interact Week (NewGens) 14 World Diabetes Day (DPT) 16 Interna onal Day for Tolerance (PCPR) 19 World Toilet Day (WAS) 20 Universal Children’s Day (UN) (Youth)

DECEMBER Area of Focus: Disease Preven on and Treat‐ment

1 World AIDS Day (DPT) 3 Interna onal Day of Disabled Persons (DPT) 5 UN: Interna onal Volunteers Day 10 Human Rights Day (PCPR)

JANUARY Voca onal Service Month

FEBRUARY Area of Focus: Peace & Conflict Preven on/ Resolu on

4 World Cancer Day: (DPT) 23 Rotary’s anniversary

MARCH Area of Focus: Water and Sanita on

8 Interna onal Women’s Day ‐ (BEL/MCH) 13 Week of 13 March – Rotaract’s anniversary (NewGens) 21 World Down's Syndrome : (MCH) 22 World Water Day (UN) (WAS)

APRIL Area of Focus: Maternal and Child Health

2 World Au sm Awareness Day: (DPT) 4 UN Intern onal Day for Mine Awareness (PCPR) 7 UN World Health Day (DPT) 12 Anniversary of Salk polio vaccine ‐ (DPT)mid‐April Global Youth Service Day (www.gysd.org) ‐‐ 19 Birthday of Paul Harris. 22 Earth Day (ECD) 23 23 April (approx.) – World Immuniza on Week (DPT) 25 World Malaria Day (DPT) 20‐25 Rotary Family Health Days (DPT) 31 World No Tobacco Day (DPT)

MAY Youth Services Month 5 Interna onal Day of the Midwife (WHO) (MCH)

JUNE Rotary Fellowships Month

12 World Blood Donor Day (DPT)

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DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION District Board and Leadership Team

District Information



Rotary Interna onal District 9455 Conference 2018


District Administration District Structure



The Governor is the Officer of Rotary International (RI) in the District, functioning under the general control and supervision of the RI Board. The Governor is charged with the duty of furthering the Object of Rotary by providing leadership and supervision of the Clubs in the District. The Governor is solely responsible to the RI Board for the administration of the Dis-trict. However, he/she may appoint as many District Officers or Committees as considered necessary. In addition, any District appointee may recruit as many Rotarians as he requires for the proper performance of the task. All District appointments are made by the District Governor and will coincide with the Governor’s term of office from 1st July 2017 to 30th June 2018. Auditor District Auditor: Greg Godwin – UHY Haines Norton Insurance Officer District Insurance Officer : Steve Halbert (Dalkeith)

Email: [email protected] Mobile: 0414 974 234 The District carries a comprehensive insurance Programme providing a broad coverage for club’s property, members, volunteers and public liabilities. Clubs should seek advice from the District Insurance Officer before undertaking any activities, projects etc which include or involve members of the public. Note that the District Program does NOT include Workers’ Compensation cover and if pro-jects involve the employment of people this cover should be arranged prior to the commence-ment of the project. In the event of a claim being initiated the following procedure should be followed: 1. Record all pertinent information including statements from witnesses. 2. Do not admit liability. 3. Contact the District Insurance Officer who will advise insurers and provide the club with

further instructions. 4. Forward promptly all documentation requested or received.

Risk Management Risk Management is a pre-requisite to obtaining insurance for programs and activities. If Clubs have any doubt about this requirement, please seek advice from District Officers or the District Insurance Officer.



District Property

District Property Officer: Mike McAuliffe (Scarborough)Mike McAuliffe (Scarborough) A list of District Property is listed on the District Website. Please give Mike at least 48 hours’ no ce of your intent to borrow any items, and return them promptly so other Clubs may use the property. Please no fy Mike of any damage upon return. Pictures of available property can be seen in the members area of the District Website. Location of Property

At the Osborne Park Location – Braeco Sales. 8 Leeway Court, Osborne Park, 6017

Succession Planning Committee: PDG Jerry Pilcher, DG Lindsay Dry, DGE Charles Johnson

Youth Protection Officer The District Youth Protection Officer (DYPO) raises awareness of risk management for youth programs and ensures that the District, Clubs, and all program volunteers comply with RI and District abuse and harassment policies. The DYPO is the first point of contact in the District should any Rotarian receive an allegation of abuse or harassment. District Youth Protection Officer: PDG Hank de Smit (Joondalup) Legislation Committee Council on Legislation Delegate PDG Colin Thorniley (Heirisson)

Deputy PDG Ron Geary (Belmont) This Committee is responsible for: Helping any Club prepare legislation for the RI Council on Legislation, which is the RI

body that meets every three years to consider and vote on proposed changes to the Con-stitution and By-laws.

Assisting clubs with proposed amendments to the District Constitution and Bylaws to be considered at District Conference. The District Constitution and Bylaws are kept under review by this Committee which may recommend alterations and additions.

Ensuring that all the above proposals are submitted to the District Governor 60 days prior to the District Conference.

Advising clubs on matters relating to Club constitutions, by-laws and incorporation.



R I Awards for Outstanding Rotarians There are a number of Rotary International Awards for Rotarians who have given outstanding service to the community. If you have any recommendations as to Rotarians who deserve special recognition please contact a representative of this committee. Note that nominations for Rotary International’s highest honour, the Service Above Self Award, close with Rotary International on 15 September each year. Chair: PDG Bill Benbow (Subiaco) Committee: DGE Charles Johnson (Matilda Bay) PDG Ian Hutton (West Perth) PP Darren Meakins (Mindarie) District Awards Highest per capita contribution to The Rotary Foundation Most improved club membership Best club attendance at District Conference Award to the best ‘all round’ performing Club Best Club involvement in the community Indigenous Service Award Club Communications Award (Nomination forms & Selection Criteria can be found on the District Website. Chair: PDG Bill Benbow (Subiaco) Committee: DGE Charles Johnson (Matilda Bay) PDG Ian Hutton (West Perth) PP Darren Meakins (Mindarie) Archivist District Archivist: PP Dick Cook (Perth) Responsible for maintaining the District records for RI District 9455. Records include Board minutes, agendas, correspondence and resolution. Historian District Historian: PDG Fred Marsh (Scarborough) District Website: Website Administrator: PP Dave Taylor (Scarborough)


District Administration RI and District Dues

DUES AND RETURNS RI Dues for period 1 July 2017 to 31 December 2017 will be US $30.00 plus 10% GST paya-ble on receipt. RI Dues for period 1 January 2018 to 30 June 2018 will be US $30.00 plus 10% GST payable on receipt. This equates to US $ 60.00 per member per annum + 10% GST The current exchange rate is 1.35 – this is reviewed monthly by RI and published. However the Invoices from RI will be sent in AUSTRALIAN dollars. Invoices will be sent to Clubs early in July and January. The dues are to be paid in AUD $ to the Parramatta Office. Please send a copy of your returns to RI to our District Secretary. DISTRICT 9455 DUES for 2017 - 2018 have been accepted by the Club Presidents, and are:- GST exclusive $ 90.91 GST 10% $ 9.09 TOTAL $ 100.00 including gst. These are payable in July 2017 for the year ended 30 June 2018. An invoice will be issued to your club based on membership reported to District as at 1 Janu-ary 2017. Payments may be made electronically or Cheques can be forwarded to the District Treasurer. Rotary Down Under subscriptions are payable in July and January. The RDU subscription cost for 2017-18 is $40 per member per year - gst inclusive. As with the dues, the subscrip-tion lists are to be checked and corrected. Cheques to be forwarded to the Parramatta ad-dress. Note: - It is a requirement that members receive a Rotary publication as part of their member-ship. The usual practice is to receive Rotary Down Under magazine rather than The Rotarian magazine (an American publication). It is vital that the Club President, Secretary and Treasurer work together to ensure prompt completion of all returns and payment of dues.

(Note the Club President and Secretary both need to sign the RI return). CLUB BUDGETS – FEES Each club should prepare a budget to cover the administration of the club through to 30 June 2018. The budget should be presented and ratified at the Club’s Board meeting. The major expense items will be RI, RDU and District 9455 Dues noted earlier. Items to bear in mind are :- Stationery, Banners (including Annual Theme Banner), Presentation Kits to new members, Postages and Post Office Box Rental, Secretary’s general expenses, Guest Speaker meals and gifts, President Dinner expenses, President Elect Training Seminar and Web site mainte-nance. There may be income items to offset these costs, for example, fines, profits on meals, raffle profits. Remember that you will have to pay the RI, RDU and District 9455 Dues in mid- July – the members have to be required to pay promptly. Budgeting information and a sample club budget are available from the District Treasurer.


District Administration Induction Charge

There is no specific form of induction, other than it should be carried out with dignity and de-corum, and there is no standard Induction Charge. There are a number of suggested Induc-tion Charges that can be downloaded from the library of Rotary International, while the follow-ing examples may be useful. EXAMPLE 1

Inductor: Fellow Rotarians, today we are to induct a new member into the Rotary Club of ……………... I now ask the Sergeant to bring [name of inductee] forward with her/his proposer, [name of proposer] who will introduce the potential new member. [Proposer gives a short introduction.] Inductor: [Inductee’s first name], you have been invited to join the Rotary Club of …………. because we believe you show the personal and ethical qualities we look for in a Rotarian. You will hold the classification of ………………….. and we ask that you keep us informed about your vocation and that you apply the principles of Rotary in your work. You will have the responsibility to attend weekly meetings regularly, to attend the meetings of your allocated Committee and to participate actively in Club programs to promote fellowship and the Objects of Rotary. In addition, we ask you to share in the responsibility of all members to invite suitable men and women to join us in the membership of Rotary. You will be part of a world-wide organization committed to international understanding, good-will and peace, and we ask you to follow these principles in all your activities. At the same time, we members of the Rotary Club of …………….. have the responsibility of making you welcome as a member, of providing you with Rotary information and to do all we can to make you a knowledgeable and fully participating Rotarian. [Inductee’s first name], we now welcome you as a member of the Rotary Club of …………………… and we extend to you the right hand of Rotary Fellowship. (Inductor shakes the inductee’s hand.) I now ask President …………. to present you with your Rotary Pin. President: [Gives the new member her/his Rotary Pin, name badge & information pack] [Inductee’s first name], I have allocated you to the [name of committee]. …………….. is the Director. [Rotarians stand] Fellow Rotarians, I have much pleasure in presenting to you Rotarian [name of inductee]. [Inductee may respond. She/he will greet members at the end of the meeting.] [Inductor escorts the new member back to her/his seat.]



EXAMPLE 2

Membership Director Fellow Rotarians, today we are to induct a new member into the Rotary Club of …………. who was proposed by ………….. . I now ask …………. (the proposer) to bring ………………….(new member) out the front and give us some background information on our new member. The Proposer President ……………….and members, it is my pleasure to propose ……………..He/she lives in …………………..(address) and his/her classification will be ………………………….. (The proposer continues with a short outline about the new member) Thank you President ……………… and fellow members. Membership Director………………………………………(name) You have been invited into the membership of the Rotary Club of…………, because we be-lieve that you exemplify the personal and ethical qualities which we regard as essential for a Rotarian. You will hold the classification of…………………………………… and we ask that you keep us informed about this occupation and also to take the principles of Rotary back to your vocation. You will also have the responsibility to regularly attend weekly meetings, to attend your com-mittee meetings and to actively participate in club Programs in order to promote fellowship and the Objects of Rotary. In addition we ask you to take responsibility for inviting suitable men and women to member-ship of Rotary. You are now part of a worldwide organisation committed to international understanding, good-will and peace, and we ask you to extend these principles in all of your activities. At the same time, we, as members of the Rotary Club of …………………………. accept our responsibility for extending to you the right hand of Rotary fellowship. We also undertake to provide you with Rotary information, and every opportunity and support to enable you to become a knowl-edgeable and fully participating Rotarian. I now ask President……………………. to present you with information pertaining to Rotary, your name badge and your Rotary Pin. We ask that you wear this pin with pride at every real-istic opportunity. President (Gives the member the information, badges etc and asks the appropriate director to come forward) (Introduces the new member to their allocated Director) (Invites the member’s partner to come out and stand next to their partner and makes a small presentation to the partner whilst at the same time welcoming them also to the fellowship of the club.) Would all members please be upstanding. Fellow Rotarians, I have much Pleasure in presenting to you Rotarian …………..…………………(new member) After they have received the applause of the members the President will say out loud to the new member for members to hear. Would you and ………..………(partner) be first to the door at the conclusion of our meeting so that each member can welcome you personally to the club. Thank you. The proposer to show the member and their partner back to their seat.



EXAMPLE 3

(NAME)…………..………….- you have been elected to membership of the Rotary Club of …………..- because we believe you to possess those qualities of character and leadership - that fit you to be a ROTARIAN, and to interpret the Rotary ideal of service to others. Rotary acknowledges no distinctions of race, religion, nation or political persuasion. All Rotar-ians are equal members of one fellowship, each expected to be loyal to their citizenship and faithful to their Beliefs. Rotary offers rich rewards of fun, friendship and fulfilment to those who offer their own friend-ship and service. it also provides unique networking possibilities, including the opportunity to visit any Rotary Club almost anywhere in the world. Service in the Rotary Club of …………. - will sometimes mean raising funds for worthy caus-es and projects. It also means the giving of your time and personal efforts to help those who are in need. Your fellow members accept your assurance - that you will serve diligently in your club, your vocation, your community and in the cause of international understanding, goodwill and peace. It will be your responsibility to interpret Rotary, its ideals and its activities, to others of your calling – and we encourage you to invite others to join your Club. The community will know and judge Rotary by your expression of it. We are delighted to welcome you to membership of the Rotary club of ………... - and to the world-wide fellowship of rotary. President …………- I have pleasure in presenting to you - the world’s newest Rotarian - …………….

EXAMPLE 4

The following may be used when a former Rotarian is re-joining: Membership Director…………………………………………(name) We accept you as a member of the Rotary Club of……………………………………………knowing that you have been formerly inducted on a previous occasion. We know that you accept your responsibility to share the message of Rotary in the community, by word and example, and to promote the Rotary ideals of worldwide understanding, goodwill and peace. We extend to you the right hand of Rotary fellowship, and look forward to your full participa-tion in our club and committee meetings, our projects and in our fellowship activities. (members to stand) President……………………………. I have pleasure in introducing Rotarian (or Past President etc) and I ask all members to welcome him (or her) to the Rotary club of ……………………………………………….


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THE ROTARY FOUNDATION


The Rotary Foundation General information and Committee

General Information The mission of The Rotary Foundation (TRF) is to enable Rotarians to advance world under-standing, goodwill, and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education, and the alleviation of poverty.

Specifically, the RI Board and the Trustees [of the Foundation] are committed to achieving the goals of eradicating polio through the completion of the PolioPlus program; emphasizing and strengthening educational and cultural programs, which enhance goodwill and understanding; making grants that fulfil humanitarian needs in all areas of the world; and expanding programs intended to strengthen peaceful relations among people.

The District 9455 Rotary Foundation Committee (DRFC) represents The Rotary Foundation within District 9455, and coordinates all Foundation activities relating to programs and finan-cial contributions. It consists of the Chair and the Chairs of each of the following Foundation Program sub-committees. Please invite any of these Rotarians to be a guest speaker at your Club.

General enquires should be directed to the District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair, Noel Allen ( Tel: 9377 2277, or Email: [email protected] )

The Rotary Foundation Committee This Committee promotes the Programs of The Rotary Foundation to all clubs. It will provide speakers who will present up to date information about the Foundation and its Programs.

Chair: PP Noel Allen Committee: PDG Geoff Simpson Global Grants PP Greg Thurston District Grants PRID Ken Collins Polio Plus PDG Jerry Pilcher Vocational Training Teams PP Mike O’Hara Scholarships PDG Ron Geary Rotary World Peace Fellowships PDG Ron Geary TRF Promotion of Annual Fund Giving and the Endowment Fund PP Trevor Canning Stewardship Committee


The Rotary Foundation Foundation Grants

District Grants District Grants are available to Clubs each year to fund small-scale, short-term activities that address needs in your community and communities abroad. Projects are required to address at least one of the six areas of focus of The Rotary Foundation. The total amount of available funds varies each year depending on the level of Annual Giving in D9455 three years prior. It is therefore in our interest to ensure that all Clubs provide regular support of The Rotary Foundation. The following are provided as a guide in identifying suitable projects for District Grant applica-tions: Projects must be completed within the given Rotary year and project reports and receipts are to be provided to the District committee prior to the end of the Rotary year. Grant funding will be to a maximum of a dollar for every dollar contributed by the Rotary Club. Grant funds will only be provided on provision of receipts. (i.e. Grant funds will not be provid-ed in advance of projects works being undertaken). Grants may not be used to reimburse clubs for activities and expenses already completed or in progress. Planning for grant activities prior to approval is encouraged, but expenses may not be incurred. Please ensure your application is with the District Grant coordinator, PP Greg Thurston, by no later than 31 May. Chair: PP Greg Thurston

Global Grants Global Grants assist Rotary clubs and districts in carrying out humanitarian service projects in cooperation with a Rotary club or district in another country.

Grants are for amounts ranging from US$15,000 up to US$200,000

All Global Grant applications must be referred to this Committee before final processing by The Rotary Foundation. It is a Foundation requirement that each District reviews the applica-tion of each grant and ensures that the accounting aspects, or the completion of any previous grants, are not outstanding.

Chair: PDG Geoff Simpson



Humanitarian Grants The Rotary Foundation’s Humanitarian Grants Program brings Rotary Clubs and Districts together in an international partnership that promotes understanding between different cul-tures. Clubs and Districts are encouraged to use humanitarian grants to help fund projects that achieve a better world through the six areas of focus: Peace and conflict prevention/resolution Disease prevention and treatment Water and sanitation Maternal and child health Basic education and literacy Economic and community development The District Grants Committee (through its subordinate committees - Global Grants Sub-Committee and District Grants Sub-Committee) helps Clubs develop ways to participate in international and local service projects. It also informs Rotary Clubs and/or District commit-tees planning such projects about Foundation grants that can help them. The Committee reviews and certifies the accuracy of all humanitarian grant applications it receives before submitting them to The Rotary Foundation for funding.

Chair: PDG Geoff Simpson

Vocational Training Team Vocational Training can be undertaken with funding under District Grants (from the District Designated Fund (DDF) and Global Grants. The Vocational Training Team committee will be responsible for selection, support and coor-dination of Teams selected to undertake vocational training either in another country or sup-port members from another country who are training in our District. Responsibilities include: Interview candidates & choose a leader, members, & alternates. Identify partner districts. Ensure fulfillment of all program requirements. Coordinate local itineraries Coordinate team orientation and language training needs Chair PDG Jerry Pilcher

Scholarships Scholarships can be undertaken with funding under District Grants (from the District Designat-ed Fund (DDF)) or from Global Grants with funding usually shared between Clubs, DDF and TRF World Fund. The responsibilities of this Committee include: Coordinate orientation for scholarship recipients. Confirm participation by the host district and determine whether training or guidance is necessary for the host counselor. Ensure that Rotarians in the host district are informed that a scholarship recipient will be studying there. Maintain contact with scholarship recipients during the study year Chair: PP Mike O’Hara



Polio Eradication Since the start of Rotary's polio eradication campaign, Rotarians have contributed more than US$1 billion toward ridding the world of the disease. Though eradicating polio is expensive, researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health have shown that stopping now would be even more so. Their study, published in 2007 in the Lancet, found that even a small decrease in the intensity of immunizations could cause large polio outbreaks, and a control policy rely-ing only on routine immunizations could lead to 200,000 paralytic polio cases per year among low-income countries. "Thank you for continuing to lead and support efforts to improve the lives of children around the world every day, and for ensuring that they can run, jump, play, and lead productive and healthy lives unimpaired by the devastation caused by wild po-lioviruses," says Kimberly Thompson, one of the authors of the study. "This is such an im-portant thing to finish now." Rotarians are on the verge of ridding the world of Polio.

This should be an inspiration to us all to make an all out effort to complete the job of finishing polio forever.

The District 9455 PolioPlus Committee is responsible for supporting Rotary’s commitment to polio eradication and encouraging all Rotarians to participate in PolioPlus activities.

Chair: PRID Ken Collins

Promotion The District TRF Promotion Committee is responsible for promoting TRF programs and activi-ties within the District as well as encouraging contributions to support TRF programs. The main contribution programs are Annual Giving and giving to the Permanent Fund. Annual Giving. Gifts to the Annual Programs Fund are the cornerstone of Rotary Founda-tion funding. Most Rotarians make their first contribution to TRF through a district or club annual giving program, but annual giving by individual Rotarians is strongly encour-aged. Consistent annual giving support is a strong indicator of an individual’s ability to con-tribute major and planned gifts. TRF’s annual giving efforts have four primary objectives: Promote TRF’s many successes to Rotarians and others Encourage every Rotarian to make an annual contribution Educate Rotarians on The Rotary Foundation’s operations Motivate Rotarians to participate in club- and district-sponsored The Rotary Foundation pro-grams It is important that newer Rotarians have a full understanding of what The Rotary Foundation is & does and how each of us has a responsibility to support it. Please arrange for your club to have a guest speaker on OUR Rotary Foundation during the year.



Rotary World Peace Fellowships The Rotary Centres for International Studies in Peace and Conflict Resolution is one of The Rotary Foundation’s Educational Programs initiatives and a major educational priority for achieving its mission of promoting global understanding and peace. Seven Rotary Centres have been estab-lished with outstanding universities throughout the world.

Each year, up to 60 Rotary World Peace Fellows are selected on a world-competitive basis to study for a one to two year graduate program leading to a master’s in international relations, peace studies, and conflict resolution; and up to 50 Fellows are selected to receive a profes-sional development certificate in peace and conflict studies in a 3 month program.

The District Rotary World Peace Fellowships Committee is responsible for: the promotion of the program, the development of a marketing strategy for targeting fellowship applicants, and the nomination of qualified candidates for appraisal for world-competitive selection.

Chair: PDG Ron Geary

The Endowment Fund The objective of TRF Endowment Fund is to provide a predictable and secure supplement to annual TRF support, thereby guaranteeing programs in the future. Contributions to the Per-manent Fund are not spent; rather, they are invested and only a portion of the earnings gen-erated are used to support TRF programs. The Promotion Committee will seek Benefactor commitments and Bequest Society members, and major gifts from individuals to build the Permanent Fund. Overall, Promotion Committee is responsible for promoting TRF programs in the District and encouraging contributions from Clubs, Rotarians and the community. Chair: PDG Ron Geary

Stewardship Committee The district stewardship subcommittee is responsible for ensuring the careful management of Rotary Foundation grant funds and for educating Rotarians on proper and effective grant management. Responsibilities include: Assist with implementation of the district memorandum of understanding, including develop-ment of the financial management plan. Help qualify clubs, including assisting with grant management seminars. Ensure implementation of proper stewardship & grant management practices for all club- and district-sponsored grants, including reports to The Rotary Foundation on the grants. Monitor and evaluate stewardship and grant management practices for all club & district-sponsored grants, including reports to The Rotary Foundation on the grants. Ensure that everyone involved in a grant avoids any actual or perceived conflict of interest. Create a system to resolve any misuse or irregularities in grant-related activity, report any misuse or irregularities to The Rotary Foundation, and conduct initial local investigations into reports of misuse. Approve the annual financial assessment of the financial management plan and ensure that it is properly distributed to clubs in the district Chair: PP Trevor Canning

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AVENUES OF SERVICE


Avenues of Service Community Service

Community Service District Chair: Jacquie Harry (Hillarys)

Aboriginal Reference Group : A Brief. District 9455’s Aboriginal Reference Group is a facilitatory group that Clubs can call upon to assist them to establish strategic partnerships / alliances with Western Australian Aboriginal communities for the purposes of:

1. Understanding aboriginal culture, values and practices - this understanding makes mutual projects effective.

2. Establishing strong, respectful relationships with Aboriginal people – which are critical in being able to work effectively together toward a common goal with each party understand-ing the other’s perspective/s.

3. Assisting Aboriginal groups in recording their language, history and culture … before the traditional carriers die out.

4. Assisting Non-Indigenous people and Aboriginal people each to develop social frame-works that viably straddle both western and Aboriginal cultures.

5. Empowering Aboriginal people by offering them opportunities, skills, knowledge and expe-rience so that they can develop the confidence to make sound cultural decisions and cross-cultural decisions.

6. To encourage Aboriginal people to up-date and modernise their culture so that it appropri-ately fits the world they now find themselves in.

In order to achieve these aims the Aboriginal Group may provide guidelines, research and suggest options or occasionally work collaboratively with Clubs and Aboriginal communities.

Chair: Bruce Dufty (Western Endeavour)

Members: Aboriginal Consultants: 1. DGE Charles Johnson (Matilda Bay) 1. Dr Noel Nannup (Noongar) 2. PDG Phillip Skelton (Perth) 2. Gordon Cole (Noongar) 3. PDG Sylvia Byers (Mosman Park) 3. Karen Jacobs (Noongar) 4. PP Gary Slee (Karratha) 4. Taliah Payne (Nimanburu) 5. Dr Andrew Turk, Adjunct Professor 5. Vacant 6. Murdoch University 6. Vacant 7. Dr Colin Hughes (Swan Valley) 8. Sam Mesiti (Mt Lawley) 9. Peter Stone (Morley) 10. Leonie Dobrowski, Aboriginal Culture and Art Interests 11. Jane Boxall, Aboriginal Culture Qual. & Interests



Australian Rotary Health PO Box 3455, Parramatta, NSW, 2124 Ph: 02 8837 1900; Fax: 02 9635 5042 Website: australianrotaryhealth.org.au The Australian Rotary Health Fund is an Australian Rotary iniitiative to help all Australians with family health research in all states of Australia. Donations to Australian Rotary Health Research PO Box 779, Parramatta NSW 2124 [personal and corporate donations over $2 are tax deductible] Western Region Director: PDG Colin Thorniley (Heirisson) District Representative: Dr Colin Hughes (Swan Valley)



Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness The aims of the Organ & Tissue Donation Awareness committee are: To raise awareness of the current Australia-wide shortage of organs/tissues. To increase the numbers on the organ donation registry. To help fund research projects. Chair: Tim Dawe (West Perth)

Prostate Cancer Awareness The Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia is a national organization now working with Ro-tary as a District project, to spread awareness and support through the Rotary Clubs of WA. BE a MAN: Talk to your doctor about prostate cancer is its slogan. PDG Ian Murray, a prostate cancer survivor, is one of the first appointed PCFA Ambassadors in WA. All Rotary Clubs are encouraged to assist this new project, formed to spread information and to lend support. www.prostate.org.au Chair: PDG Ian Murray (Mt Lawley)

The Rotary WA Cord Blood Bank Centennial Project

The Rotary WA Cord Blood Bank is the Rotary Centenary gift to the WA community from the Rotary Clubs & Rotarians of WA. In 2005, in celebration of Rotary International’s 100th birthday, Rotary WA committed to fundraising $6M to establish the Rotary WA Cord Blood Bank as a special gift to the people of WA This massive project has now completed its construction and equipping phases. Currently validation and testing of all the complex installations is being finalised. After certification by the TGA (a major project) it will be able to commence the collection and storage of cords for its lifesaving work. Please contact Peter if you need a guest speaker particularly to update your newer members and to explain why we still need financial contributions from your club. Contact: PDG Peter McKerracher (Matilda Bay)



Inner Wheel District A40 Committee Inner Wheel is one of the largest women’s organisations in the world, promoting the Object of Trust, Friendship, Personal Service and International Understanding. Its unofficial Symbol of friendship is the red rose. Membership is open to women over the age of 18 years. A bond of co-operation and high regard exists between Rotary and Inner Wheel. Inner Wheel was formed in Manchester in 1924 and the first Inner Wheel Club outside Great Britain and Ireland was founded in Ballarat, Victoria in 1931. It has spread around the world & is today represented in more than 100 countries. International Inner Wheel enjoys an ‘on ros-ter’ status with the United Nations Economic & Social Council in areas such as children’s rights, status of women, ageing, the family & narcotic drugs. Combining friendship with service & understanding empowers women to make a difference & has enabled Inner Wheel Australia to fund research scholarships for the Cord Blood Founda-tion. Clubs meet regularly (usually monthly) with planned functions or events between meetings. Chairman: Jean L’Estrange, T 08 9584 2813 Email: [email protected] Secretary: Carol Franklin, T 08 9591 2525, Email: [email protected]

PROBUS One of Rotary’s greatest success stories… The word PROBUS is an abbreviation of the words PROfessional and BUSi-ness and originated in the mid 60s in England, by Rotary, to provide an auton-omous social club for retirees (over 55) and semi-retired business and profes-sional people. Originally for men and later extended to women, the purpose of the clubs is to hold a regular brief formal meeting of members, usually monthly, followed by morning or after-noon tea with up to one hour for a guest speaker and questions. In between, organised one day trips and outings are usually arranged. The Probus movement had its genesis in two ancestors - both in the U.K. and both established by Rotary clubs. The 1st club in the South Pacific Region was the Probus Club of Kapiti Coast, NZ sponsored by the Rotary Club of Paraparaumu in 1974 followed by the Probus Club of Hunters Hill, NSW Aust in 1976. Today there are 2246 accredited Probus clubs in the region with a membership of 189,000+. For information on District Probus matters and sponsoring the formation of a new Probus club please contact your Rotary Probus District Chairman: Chris Gaggin (Mt Lawley) PROBUS SOUTH PACIFIC LIMITED P.O. Box 1294 Parramatta NSW 2124 Tel:- 02 96890200 or 1300 630 Fax: +61 2 9633 4779 Email: [email protected] Website: www.probussouthpacific.org Probus South Pacific Limited (PSP) is the administration and service centre for accredit-ed Probus clubs and Probus associations in the South Pacific region and is responsible for determining Probus Policies, for protecting the integrity of the Probus organisation and for the administration and financial management of the Company (PSP). PROBUS is PROUD to be recognised as A Community Service of Activity of Rotary Clubs.



Rotary Community Corps A Rotary Community Corps can be formed anywhere a Rotary club is ac-tive. Reach out to people in your community, ask them what challenges they’re facing, and empower them to take action. Once you find a core group of prospective members, complete an RCC Organization Form (available online) and submit it to Rotary International to officially charter your group. Chair: John Lindsay (Matilda Bay) Camp Opportunity Camp Opportunity is a week long live in camp for young disa-bled adults, “Camper”, between the ages of 18 and 35 years“, to team with an able bodied “Buddy” for a week of adventure as they mix and interact in a fun atmosphere to share new friend-ships and experiences. Camp Opportunity is held at the Point Walter Recreation Cen-tre, Bicton which is a dormitory style camp with rooms for 4 peo-ple, each has its own bathroom and caters for people with disa-bilities. Onsite activities include Archery, Abseiling, Flying Fox with trips to the Zoo, Adventure World, Ten Pin Bowling and fun on the river for biscuit and boat rides. They will also enjoy a Disco, Karaoke, lots of swimming in the pool, games and laughter. To source “Campers” ask your Rotary Club members, friends, neighbours, colleagues, em-ployees, Disability Services, other disability organisations such as Good Samaritans, Cerebral Palsy, Downs Syndrome, Headwest. For “Buddies” also Rotary Club members, friends, neighbours, colleagues, Employees, Rota-ract members, past exchange students, RYLA participants, Local Church and Youth groups, Universities and Tafes (Nursing, Teaching, Medical, Youth and Community studies). If you can’t find an applicant just pledge sponsorship and we will find the “Campers” and “Buddies”. Camp Opportunity 2018 from 21st to 27th January Cost to attend is $800 per person and clubs are urged to sponsor a “Camper”, “Buddy” or both and consider helping by sponsoring event opportunities or donating goods and services to help run the camp. Lists will be circulat-ed. Attend the Camp Opportunity Dinner, which will be held at Point Walter on Wednesday 24th January 2018. Rotarians and partners are invited to meet and experiences the atmosphere created between “Campers and “Buddies”. For more information contact: Chair: Mark Williamson (Mundaring) Secretary: Robyn Penny (Northbridge) Treasurer: Trevor Canning (Scarborough)


Avenues of Service International Service

International Service - District Chair: PDG Phillip Skelton International Service encompasses actions taken to expand Rotary’s humanitarian reach around the globe and to promote world understanding and peace.

Responsibilities of the District International Service Committee are to support Clubs in their initiating, running or participating in international projects by:

Being a source of information and advice to Clubs Liaising with and as required meeting with each of the District committees that coordinate some international projects Provide guidance to those committees on District policies Report through the District Director Avenues of Service to the District Board relevant matters for Board information or decision Coordinating publication on the District website of a short outline of the international projects run by each Club.

Australia-Japan Youth Cultural Exchange (AJYCE) The AJYCE program is a cultural exchange between the Australian Rotary District 9455 and the Japanese Rotary District 2570 (Saitama). This program (initiated in 1976) is aimed at young adults between the age of 18 and 30 years, with an interest in visiting Japan to experience both the international fellowship and cultural values of another country. Professional and social networking as well as personal development through self-awareness and international travel is at the forefront of this program.

This annual exchange takes place each January for two weeks, with a reciprocal visit by the Japanese team to Perth in March, also for two weeks. Highlights for the Australian team in-clude home hosting, Japanese food, museums, temples, behind the scenes access to Japa-nese historic and modern industry, a visit to the snowfields, Disneyland and shopping. Host families may arrange visits to other cultural and scenic locations.

The cost of the entire program is $3,500 per person which covers air fares, all meals, taxes, insurance, team uniforms, transport, entrance fees, ski hire, and accommodation. Clubs may sponsor applicants. Team members are obligated to home host their incoming Japanese AYJCE participant in March (exceptions apply).

Further information can be obtained by contacting Committee members, via the website or social media. Applications will close on Friday 30 October 2017.

www.ajyce.org

Facebook: AJYCE Twitter: @AJYCE Instagram: AJYCE

Chair: Peter Hamer (Crawley) Team Leader: PP Ben Wholagan (Crawley) Asst. Team Leader: AG PP Lindsay McLeod (Joondalup) Secretary: Kelly Dowel (Mindarie)



Rotary Friendship Exchange Rotary Friendship Exchange is an activity in which Rotarians [and their partners] can spend a few days in the homes of Rotari-ans in another country. The goal of the Program is to advance international understand-ing, goodwill and peace through person to person contacts across international boundaries. Our District has previously hosted Teams from District 1100 [Cotswolds UK], District 5110 [Oregon USA] and District 5020 [Vancouver Island Canada]. Our Teams have made reciprocal visits to Districts 1100 and 5020 as well as D6930 [Turin/Denoa Italy] and District 2440 [West Turkey]. Future visits to District 1100 [Cotswolds UK] again and to District 6930 [Florida USA]. Rotarians interested in any aspect of Friendship Exchange should contact the District Chair. Chair: PDG Ian Murray

Rotary Fellowships Rotary Fellowships are focussed on the shared interests of Rotarians worldwide. They are international groups of Rotarians, Rotarian spouses and Rotaractors who share a common vocation or recreational interest. There are currently some 64 Rotary Fellowships across an incredibly wide span including Caravanning, Cricket, Cruising, Cycling, Golf, Lawyers, Music, Photography, Recreational Vehicles, Travel and Hosting, Wine, Yachting.

Information is available at https://www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/take-action/empower-leaders/form-rotary-fellowship and in the Rotary Fellowships Handbook at https://www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/document/886

D9455 Contact: Dene Irvin (Mt Lawley) Rotary Global History Fellowship Dedicated to the preservation of the history, culture and philosophy of Rotary from 1905, the fellowship is open to all Rotarians having an interest in the history of Rotary. It has compiled more than 4,000 pages and 20,000 articles of Rotary’s history including entries for most Clubs.

Clubs are now able to enter their own histories, which are available online to all Rotarians. Enquiries to John W Lane RGHF Global Chair Group A zones 1-3 Email: [email protected] Ph: 07 3300 4425 Mob: 0411042900 Zone 8 Representative:-PRID Ken Collins



Rotary Australia World Community Service (RAWCS) Acts to encourage and foster the advancement of International goodwill and understanding by encouraging Rotarians and Clubs to participate in meaningful World Community Service Projects. RAWCS – Western Region comprises of representatives from the two Districts in Western Australia who work together on common goals. The website www.western.rawcs.org.au contains information about current projects being carried out by Rotary Clubs within Western Australia in which other Clubs can be involved, and also the application form for Clubs to propose new projects. Approved RAWCS projects are tax deductible. The members of the Western Region committee 2017-18 are: Chair : PP Richard Lugg (Nedlands) Secretary: Rajah Senathirajah ( Freshwater Bay) D9455 Representative: Kylie Seccombe (Perth) D9465 Representative: Bruce Lynch Donations in Kind Coordinator: PP Trevor Canning (Scarborough) Rotarians against Malaria Coordinator: PP Peter McKenzie (Hillarys) Project Volunteers: PP Noel Allen (Mt Lawley) Safe Water Save Lives Activity Coord: PP Richard Lugg (Nedlands)

Donations in Kind Many goods and products, for which organizations in Australia have no fur-ther use, are valuable commodities in needy counties. It is important that goods, which clubs provide, are needed and can be supplied to the appropri-ate country involved. Central coordination, storage, pacing and dispatch lead to efficiencies in Clubs efforts and minimize costs to get the goods where they are needed. District Contact: PP Trevor Canning (Scarborough)

Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) RAM is a major project to minimize the death and suffering caused by malaria. Research is being devoted to developing a vaccine but this is proving very diffi-cult. RAM is promoting the “Adopt a Village” program which parallels the mos-quito eradication program. District contact: PP Peter McKenzie (Hillarys)



Rotarians Action Groups Rotarian Action Groups are focussed on generic project areas, worldwide. There are currently some 22 Rotarian Action Groups. An overview is available at https://www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/document/rotarian-action-groups-flier and that flier lists the website of each of them. Peruse that flyer and websites of interest to see the usefulness to Clubs of Rotarian Action Groups in the planning and conduct of your projects. Rotarian Action Groups with a D9455 contact are shown below.

Water And Sanitation Rotarian Action Group (WASRAG) The Water & Sanitation Rotarian Action group was formed in 2007 as a group of Rotarians, recognized by Rotary International, focused on water & sanitation work. Many Rotary Clubs have international projects that deliver clean water, sanitation and hygiene to communities lacking these basic life necessities. WASRAG provides expert advice on the successful im-plantation of sustainable water and sanitation projects. WASRAG seeks to have a member in every Club. For more information and to join the Group see www.wasrag.org D9455 contact: PP Richard Lugg (Nedlands)

Safe Water Save Lives (SWSL) The aims of the SWSL project are: To supply potable water to people of overseas communities by planned water catchments, storage and reticulation through Volunteers, Funding or both. To benefit the community by education and training in water systems, tank construction, hygiene and related health programs. To encourage the people to provide funds, materials and labour, and to main-tain and protect the system. District Contact: Richard Lugg (Nedlands)



Rotary Oceania Medical Aid for Children (ROMAC) ROMAC provides medical treatment to children from developing countries in the form of life saving or dignity restoring surgery. It has been in operation since 1987. All Australian and New Zealand Rotary Districts have a ROMAC representative. Government, hospitals and doctors in all States support ROMAC. Regional committees in all areas of Australia and New Zealand manage it. To date ROMAC has treated over 350 children from over 20 developing countries. Please support ROMAC and help continue its outstanding work. For more information and to make tax deductible donations see www.romac.org.au Western Region Chair: Susan Bruse (Wyalkatchem) D9455 Chair: PP Joan Varian (Hillarys) D9455 Committee: Greg Hunter (Heirisson)

Interplast Interplast sends teams of highly qualified plastic and reconstructive surgical VOLUNTEERS from Australia and New Zealand to developing countries in the Asia Pacific region to deliver programs of treatment and training. Interplast Australia & New Zealand is a small charitable organization that was started by Rotary in 1983 in conjunction with the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. D9455 seeks to: Raise sufficient funds through collaboration with Clubs to fund Interplast medical programs. Raise awareness of Interplast Work with Clubs on fund raising activities. Need more information or make a contribution? See www.interplast.org.au Invite a GUEST SPEAKER to a Club meeting. D9455 Chair: Steve Dixon (Osborne Park)

Project Volunteers Through the Rotary Volunteers program, Rotarians and other skilled profes-sionals further Rotary’s Avenue of Service by using their professional skills and experience to contribute to international humanitarian projects wherever help is needed. Volunteers with an extensive range of skills, whether they’re in accounting or water treatment, are invited to participate. All Rotarians and vol-unteer-minded friends of Rotary can significantly contribute at the club, district, or international level. District Contact: Noel Allen (Mt Lawley)



ShelterBox A PROJECT PARTNER OF ROTARY INTERNATIONAL

Every year hundreds and thousands of communities, often with no warning, lose their homes, their possessions and their livelihoods. Every day they are faced with a battle for survival. We provide emergency shelter and vital supplies to support communities around the world overwhelmed by disaster and humanitarian crisis.

Since we began in 2000, we have responded to earthquakes, floods, volcanoes, tsunamis, hurricanes, landslides, typhoons and conflict, delivering emergency humanitarian aid to com-munities in need.

The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, the 2010 Haiti earthquake, the Syria crisis, and the biggest storm to ever make landfall – Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines; we have responded to some of the largest humanitarian crises the modern world has ever known. Alongside this, we have also helped many thousands of people displaced by disasters that are not featured in the me-dia. Simply put, if there are families in need of emergency shelter, we will do everything we can to help them.

Our vision

A world in which all people displaced by disasters and humanitarian crises are rapidly provid-ed with emergency shelter and vital aid, which will help rebuild their communities and lives.

Our mission

To rapidly provide emergency shelter and vital aid to stabilise, protect and support communi-ties overwhelmed by disaster and humanitarian crisis.

Sponsoring a box costs $1,000, including delivery direct to those who need it. Each box bears its own unique number so as a donor you can track your box all the way to its recipient coun-try via the website.

Highly trained ShelterBox Response Teams distribute boxes on the ground, working closely with local organisations, international aid agencies and Rotary clubs worldwide.

Since its inception in 2000, ShelterBox has firmly established itself at the forefront of interna-tional disaster relief, providing emergency shelter for the people who need it most on every continent.

ShelterBox WA Coordinator: PP David Brockway (Mundaring)

D9455 contact: PP David Brockway (Mundaring)

PP Michael Reeves (Balcatta)


Disaster Aid Australia is a project of the Rotary Club of Endeavour Hills (D9820 Vic.) and supported by Rotary clubs throughout Australia. Its mission is to provide humanitarian assistance—water, shelter and dignity—rebuilding lives and communi es in developing countries following natural and other disasters. The over‐arching body is Disaster Aid Interna onal, with partners in Malaysia, United Kingdom and Ireland, the United States and soon India and New Zealand. Disaster Aid Australia is a company limited by guarantee and has full deduc ble gi recipient taxa on status.

Peter Faulkner & John O’Reilly are the Directors that look a er Western Australia

Peter Faulkner ([email protected])

John O’Reilly ([email protected])

WE ARE A ROTARY CLUB PROJECT THAT REALLY IS MAKING A DIFFERENCE


Avenues of Service Vocational Service

Vocational Service District Chair: PP Allan McLean (Heirisson) The concept of vocational service The Object of Rotary is a philosophical statement of Rotary’s purpose and the responsibilities of Rotarians. The concept of vocational service is rooted in the Second Object, which calls on Rotarians to “encourage and foster”: High ethical standards in business and professions The recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations The dignifying of each Rotarian’s occupation as an opportunity to serve society

As a Rotarian, how can you put these ideals into action? Consider these suggestions: Talk about your vocation in your club, and take time to learn about fellow members’

vocations. Use your professional skills to serve a community. Practice your profession with integrity, and inspire others to behave ethically through

your own words and actions. Help a young person achieve his or her career aspirations. Guide and encourage others in their professional development.

If you do any of these things, you are performing vocational service. And if vocational service motivates and energizes you, then you’re in the right place, because vocational service is the very essence of Rotary. It is what sets Rotary apart from other service organizations Excellence in Service Mentoring Networking Pride of Workmanship


Avenues of Service Youth Service

Youth Service Director - Beatrice Cervi (Perth) Youth Service covers those activities and programs in the District which are associated with the development of youth and young adults in Australia.

EarlyAct EarlyAct™ is a school-wide service club for elementary students from ages 5 to 12. It is sponsored by one of the local Rotary clubs in the township in which the school is located. The mission and operation of EarlyAct™ are closely linked to the ideals of Rotary and provide the foundation and natural succession into Interact. EarlyAct™ provides young students the opportunity for gaining an in-creased awareness and knowledge of their community and the world. At a young age, all students can easily be encouraged to be caring and helpful. Their minds are open to recognize the dignity and worth of each individual which builds respect for others. EarlyAct™ also engages students in character-building activities and prepares them for lead-ership roles to identify and carry out projects which benefit their school, local and global communities. The EarlyAct™ Club is self-supporting and carries out three service projects annually—one each for their school and local communities, and one which furthers international understand-ing.

The EarlyAct™ Club meets twice monthly for thirty minutes. Meetings are conducted by the EarlyAct™ officers. Two rotating representatives from each class attend the meetings. This may be modified to suit the schools requirements. Meetings are conducted using parliamen-tary procedure, under the guidance of attending faculty and Rotarian advisors.

Officers of EarlyAct™ are selected from the two senior classes of an elementary school. For example, in a Kindergarten through fifth Grade school, the President, Vice President, Record-ing Secretary, Treasurer, Second Vice President and Corresponding Secretary are assigned from the fifth and fixth grade classes. Officers are appointed by faculty advisors based on leadership assessment and teacher recommendation or if acceptable, by a student vote.

There are no dues. Monies for projects and activities are raised through EarlyAct™ Club ac-tivities. The EarlyAct™ Club submits an annual report to the sponsoring Rotary Club.

WA currently has one EarlyAct™ club, Rosalie Primary School, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Western Endeavour. For information on chartering a club contact Jane O’Leary. D9455 Coordinator: Jane O’Leary (Western Endeavour)


D9455 Rotaract Clubs & Contact Details

Rotaract Club of Mount Lawley Email: [email protected]

Rotaract Club of Perth Email: [email protected]

Rotaract Club of Subiaco Email:[email protected]

Rotaract Club of Hillarys Email: [email protected]

Rotaracr Club of Kalamunda [email protected]


Interact Interact is a service and social club for young people aged 14- 18. Each Club is sponsored by a Rotary club which guides the Interactors in developing local and international service projects. Interact clubs are self–governing and self-supporting, offering many opportunities for members to develop valuable leader-ship and teamwork skills. There is currently two Interact clubs in District 9455, there is a great opportunity to increase the number of clubs substantially to the benefit of our youth, as well as Rotary and Rotary clubs now and in the future. Chair: Larry Manno (Mount Lawley)

Rotaract Rotaract currently has five clubs in this District – Rotaract Clubs of Perth, Subia-co, Hillarys, Kalamunda & Mt Lawley The district committee works with and along-side Rotaract in a mentoring and in a support capacity. We set our objectives at the beginning of each Rotary year. Rotaract was formed in 1968 by Rotary in the USA and has spread worldwide. As at February 2014 there are 9,173 Rotaract clubs in 171 countries with an 211,000 members. That's one rotaract for every four rotary clubs and one rotaractor for every six rotarians. Ro-taract is a Rotary-sponsored service club for young adults aged 18 to 30. Rotaract clubs are usually community or university-based and are sponsored by a local Rotary club making them true "partners in service" and key members of the Rotary family. Through the Rotaract program, Rotaractors expand their knowledge and skills, and address the physical and social needs of their communities while promoting international understand-ing and peace through a framework of friendship and service. They help improve the lives of the people around them and in so doing they develop leadership and professional skills; and establish a network of friends. Rotaract is friendship in action. District Rotaract Coordinator: Peter Durrant (Karrinyup) District Rotaract Representative : TBA

D9455 Interact Clubs

Interact Club of Freshwater Bay Schools: Christ Church Grammar, MLC, PLC, Scotch College & St Hildas

Interact Club of Subiaco School: Perth Modern

Interact Club of Mount Lawley



National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) NYSF is a two week residential program in Canberra/Perth aimed at opening up the possibilities of a career in science or engineering for students about to enter Year 12. A series of seminars, debates, workshops and visits to various science, engineering and technology organisations enables science students to gain firsthand experience. Rotary provides essential support by interviewing, selecting and part-sponsoring applicants. Information will be sent to Rotary Clubs and High Schools between February and March. Year 11 students submit applications to clubs by the end of May. Clubs interview and nominate applicants to District by end of June. District selections will be held in July Orientation for selected students will take place in September. Chair: Allan McLean (Heirisson)

PhillipsConoco Science Experience The Science Experience is a fun three-days of science activities for students in Year 9. Each program is designed to provide those who have an interest in science with an opportunity to engage in a wide range of fascinating science activities under the guidance of scientists who love their work The aim is to encourage students to continue study in science, mathematics and technology. Students accepted by a Rotary Club are accepted before those applying direct. Individual Clubs have the discretion to sponsor particular students. Entry forms are distributed by the National Director in May to High Schools, the Science Teachers’ Association and to all Rotary Clubs. Local applications close at each club’s discre-tion with the final central closing being in September. Students are advised upon acceptance. Updated information on the Program and the opportunity for online application is on: http://www.scienceexperience.com.au WA Coordinator: Beatrice Cervi (Perth)



Four Way Test Speech Competition The Rotary Four Way Test Speech Competition is part of the School Link Program, originated by PDG Fred Marsh in his year as Governor [1988-89] This public speaking competition was first held at the District Conference, in March 1989. The Rotary Four Way Test Speech Com-petition is part of the School Link Program.(see School Link Program in this section of the Directory) The Rotary Four Way Test encourages teachers and students from each club’s link school to take part in this public speaking, confidence building and ethics consideration opportunity. The Rotary Four Way Test is a state-wide competition with a State final being conducted in conjunction with fellow Western Australian District 9465. Aims The aims of the competition are to: introduce Year 10 students to the Rotary Four Way Test. This will assist them to understand that positive life values are important foundations to making decisions and acting with integri-ty. provide Year 10 students with an opportunity to compete in a public speaking competition, thereby fostering excellence in the art of public speaking and developing the confidence and self-esteem of participating students. provide an opportunity for students to test their skills before an audience. bring the concepts of the Rotary Four Way Test to the attention of students. provide Rotary and the Rotary Four Way Test with valuable exposure in the community. develop relationships between Rotary and schools. Eligibility Year 10 students in any high school or college in District 9455 applying through a Rotary Club. Students will participate in the district final and the state final in their Year 11. Any topic may be chosen but the participants must address and refer to the Rotary Four Way Test in their speech and focus on the four elements. (Points are lost for failure to comply with this condition). Prizes Prizes will be awarded to the winners of the club heats, district finals and the state final. Adjudication At Club heats, the students are adjudicated by one qualified adjudicator and two members of the Club. The semi-final/s, district final and the state final are all adjudicated by qualified adju-dicators. Organisation With the guidance of the district committee, Rotary Clubs invite schools to participate. It is strongly recommended that schools be approached early in term 2 (around May). Individual clubs manage their involvement in the competition with the assistance of the district commit-tee. Clubs in the north-west of the State are encouraged to conduct a competition within their area and provide a semi-finalist to compete in the district final. Teachers, family and friends should be encouraged to attend all events. Club heats will usually be held during September with district semi-finals being held in No-vember. The district final is usually conducted at the district conference with the state final being held after that. Chair: Hank De Smit (Joondalup)



Rotary Youth Exchange Rotary Youth Exchange has a proud history in Australia. It all began with the Rotary Club of Myrtleford in 1958 who welcomed John Rodgers from the Ro-tary Club of Scotts Bluff, Nebraska. There is a wealth of information on Youth Exchange and Youth or Internation-al Directors are encouraged to make themselves aware of the following sources of information: The WA RYE web site is http://www.youthexchange.asn.au/ RYE Australia web site http://www.ryea.org.au/ RI RYE web site http://www.rotary.org/programs/youth_ex/ Chair: Joanne Bowen (Northam), Secretary: Michelle Ford (Mundaring) Treasurer: Lindsey Francis (Matilda Bay).

Rotary Youth Leadership Awards The Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) offer men and women between the ages of 18 and 25 years an opportunity to attend a residential seminar designed to develop their leadership skills. Activi-ties such as abseiling, rock climbing, hiking and camping out, presentation skills, conflict reso-lution, yoga and discussions on social issues are just part of the week long Program.

Rotarians and their partners are invited to attend the final night dinner at the seminar. The meal and entertainment are prepared entirely by the participants themselves.

After the seminar, awardees address their sponsoring Rotary Club and receive their RYLA certificate.

Businesses in consultation with a Rotary Club can also nominate and sponsor suitable candi-dates. City-based clubs are encouraged to use their country contacts to find suitable candi-dates, especially in those towns without a Rotary Club.

RYLA 2018 will run at Bickley Campsite from Saturday January 13th to Friday January 19th. All transport, accommodation and meals are included in the nomination fee.

For more information: Chair: Regan Ashley (Crawley) Secretary: Lisa Rossi (Crawley) Asst Coordinator: Tania Johansen Treasurer: Owen Douglas (Wanneroo)

www.ryla9455.org [email protected] PO Box 91, Leederville WA 6007


Rotary WA Drivers Education (RWADE) WA Districts’ are working together in Youth driver training with the RAC and WA Police sup-port Rotary WA Young Drivers Education through courses run in regions. D9455 Coordinators: Lindsey Francis, PDG Phillip Skelton


Rotary Youth Leadership Extension Advanced Program (RYLEAP) RYLEAP (Rotary Leader Extension Advanced Program) is an intensive program for people serious about learning cutting edge leadership skills. With fewer participants, a much deeper level of information can be taught. Using technologies such as NLP (Neurolinguistic Program-ming) participants will walk away with a heightened sense of self-empowerment and a clear pathway to achieve their goals including a 3 month mapped out action plan. They will be pro-vided with the tools to help express themselves with confidence and passion and inspire oth-ers. Leading groups and mentoring individuals will also be covered.

Participants completing the RYLEAP program receive a Certificate 1 in Leadership. RYLEAP will help take participants leadership to the next level and will be a powerful tool in building their career.

Time: 2017 Friday Sept 22nd 2pm - Monday Sept 25th 4pm (public holiday)

Venue: Dept Sports and Recreation Camp; Woodman Point

Ages: 18-30

Limited places: 15 to allow individual coaching and mentoring.

Cost: Sponsoring Rotary Club: $550, RYLEAP participants $250

For more information: Chair: Regan Ashley (Crawley) Secretary: Lisa Rossi (Crawley) Asst Coordinator: Tania Johansen Treasurer: Owen Douglas (Wanneroo)

www.ryla9455.org [email protected] PO Box 91, Leederville WA 6007



School Link Program Chair: AG Yvonne HART (Crawley) The School Link Program provides a coordinated mechanism to establish ongoing mutually beneficial links between Rotary Clubs and High Schools to foster participation in the many Rotary Youth Service projects. It is targeted primarily at Government High Schools but non-Government High Schools may be included. The District 9455 School Link Committee has a twofold role. 1.To assist and encourage clubs to develop a close and meaningful partnership with the High School(s) to which they are ‘linked’. 2.To ensure that the School Link Register is kept up to date and that clubs do not approach ‘linked’ high schools other than their own. Clubs should contact this committee prior to approaching another high school or if they would like some assistance in planning their approach to their linked school. They can assist clubs to present a professional, coordinated Program to the schools. Clubs will be advised of the various youth and vocational program timetables by the appropri-ate district committee. The major challenge associated with the implementation of our Rotary Youth Programs is the difference between the school year and the Rotary year. Most schools do their planning in the October and November prior to the following school year, so it is imperative that clubs wishing to promote Youth Programs get involved with their link school(s) prior to their planning (ie prior to October). Some suggested approaches to schools are: 1. Arranging a meeting with the school Principal early in the new Rotary year to ascertain the school's reaction and involvement with the various Programs or simply to reintroduce your club and its Director Youth Services. 2. Identifying the appropriate school personnel for the different Programs, for example: RYPEN may be the Year 10 Year Coordinator. The Rotary Four Way Test Speech Competition may be the Year 10 Head of English or Speech & Drama Teacher. The Science & Engineering Challenge, ConocoPhilips Science Experience, and NYSF may be the Science or Maths Teacher. Rotary WA Driver Education (RWADE) may be the Year 10 & Year 11 Coordinators RYLA may apply to student teachers or newly graduated staff or the person who keeps in touch with past students. As each school may have different personnel being responsible, it is the club's task to be-come familiar with the internal workings of the school and the school year. 3. Conducting vocational career seminars, providing work and job experience, demonstrating interview techniques and giving vocational talks. 4. Providing scholarships for gifted students and overseas exchange or providing rewards or recognition to excellent students for other than academic achievements. 5. Suggesting joint community/school projects. 6. Giving students the opportunity for community service by being volunteers at a Club event or project. This could lead to establishing an INTERACT Club which would be an excellent format to achieve community service by all students from years 8 to 12. 7. Inviting the Principal and/or senior staff to attend your club meeting so that the communi-cation is a two way process and so that all club members have personal contact with their school.



Rotary Youth Program of Enrichment RYPEN is for year 10 students from Government and Private Schools Aims and Objectives: To develop positive attitudes, develop self-awareness, and leadership skills. To encourage personal development and assist potential leaders who have been involved in community service activities. Offer the opportunity to return as trainee leader and advance to other Rotary Programs, such as Rotary Youth Exchange. Eligibility Students with leadership potential and other positive personal attributes who are community minded and who demonstrate the potential for involvement in community programs. 2018 Camp Dates: 18th, 19th & 20th May 2018 Chairperson PP Sally Farr (Mindarie) Camp Leader PP Karina Martin (Mindarie) Contact Details: Email: [email protected] Mail: PO Box 2698, Clarkson, WA 6030 Web: www.rotarymindarie.com


Avenues of Service Club Development

Club Service focuses on increasing membership and retention, strategic planning for the fu-ture and developing a significant public image, mentoring and social activities. Club Development Director : PDG Jerry Pilcher

DISTRICT ZONE AG Responsible Clubs in Zone

Zone 1 – Group A Michele Alexander (Belmont) Bay-View Claremont, Dalkeith, Elizabeth Quay, Western Endeavour

Zone 1 – Group B Judy Dinnison (W Endeavour) Crawley, Matilda Bay, Nedlands, Mosman Park-Cottesloe, West Perth

Zone 2 – Group C Tim Humphrey (Dalkeith) Heirisson, Mount Lawley, North Perth, Northbridge

Zone 2 – Group D Yvonne Hart (Crawley) Cambridge, Freshwater Bay, Perth, Subiaco.

Zone 3 – Group E Graham Peden (Perth) Balcatta, Karrinyup, Osborne Park, Scarborough

Zone 3 – Group F Fred Morrell (Ballajura-Malaga) Hillarys, Joondalup, Mindarie, Wanneroo

Zone 4 – Group G Bruno Fic (North Perth) Ballajura-Malaga, Ellenbooke, Midland, Morley, Swan Districts

Zone 4 – Group H Peter McKenzie (Hillarys) Belmont, Kalamunda, Mundaring, Swan Valley, Welshpool

Zone 5 – Group I Susan Bruse (Wyalkatchem) Corrigin, Northam, Quairading

Zone 5 – Group J Jan Horsley (Northam) Moora, Wyalkatchem, Wongan Hills

Zone 6 – Group K & L

Clark Scarff (Geraldton - Greenough)

Batavia Coast, Geraldton, Geraldton-Greenough, Carnarvon, Karratha, Broome & Kununurra

Help for Clubs and Rotarians Guidance or assistance for Clubs and Rotarians is available from many quarters. Outside your club’s own experienced Rotarians and your AG, you can seek help from many other District Officers. The Chairs of District Coordinating Committees or District Committees can help specific enquiries in their areas. Details of these District Officers and Chairs can be located in this Directory or on the District Website. Any questions regarding Administration and General Matters can be directed to the District Secretary.

District 9455 Bylaws and Constitution The Constitution and Bylaws for Rotary International District 9455 Inc are available on the District Website or in electronic form from the District Secretary.


Avenues of Service Club Projects

Used Stamps Yes, incredible benefits arise from collecting used postage stamps, a simple project well with-in the capacity of every Club. Several Rotary Districts in Australia and overseas have a used postage stamps project, some in operation for over 20 years and the large amounts of money raised have benefited numer-ous worthy causes. In D9455 well over $1,000,000 has been raised so far. In the first 10 years of the project stamps were sent to doctors in Japan who used the funds raised to eliminate TB in Nepal. Today the beneficiaries are the many projects of Oxfam (UK) and of the Rotary Club of Amba-tur, India. Oxfam sells the stamps in 120g packages for around $3 each through their 700 retail stores and use the funds for numerous overseas projects. In India they are sold to col-lectors and have used the funds raised to set up an emergency hospital. What can your Club do? Simply set up a system to collect used postage stamps from mem-bers and their businesses, trim the stamps from the envelopes (leave 1cm all round the stamp) – a great task for residents of retirement villages (occupational therapists support this for its therapeutic value), and deliver them to: Vin Nairn, All Signs Rear 1026 Albany Highway EAST VICTORIA PARK, WA 6101 Phone: 9361 2662 D9455 contact: Lillian Flynn (Mt Lawley) Spectacles Recycling Project Provision of spectacles to needy people in undeveloped countries is the aim of this project. Unused spectacles are collected by Clubs here for cleaning, sorting and distribution to developing countries, currently Sri Lanka. In 2014, more than 4000 pairs were sent to Sri Lanka along with two spectacle grading ma-chines. This has enabled the Rotary Club of Colombo to set up its own project in conjunction with local optometrists to distribute them to people in need, thus markedly improving their lives. This is a Rotary Club of West Perth project. See www.rotarywestperth.org.au Most optometrists store unwanted spectacles for collection by your Club. For advice on the project and take delivery of your Club’s collection contact: D9455 contact: Arthur Blaquiere (West Perth)



Drug Awareness & Life Education The objectives of the drug awareness and life education committee are: To promote and heighten awareness of the life education caravan project primary schoolchil-dren, to Rotary clubs, the corporate world and the general public. To attract donations from Rotary clubs, corporations, individuals and charitable trusts to make up the shortfall in running costs. To encourage parent involvement in our drug awareness programs where possible. Chair: Mike McAuliffe (Scarborough) CEO: Bernie Foley (West Perth)

Wheelchairs for Kids Inc.

There are two beneficiaries for every wheelchair gifted to a child in a de-veloping country. The child is given freedom to participate in many activities, especially going to school. The carer, mostly the mother, is freed to go to work and contribute to the family income.

Over 37,000 wheelchairs have been dispatched by Wheelchairs for Kids Inc to underprivileged disabled children in more than 70 developing countries since inception of the project in 1998. Some 350 wheelchairs a month are produced by 190 non-Rotarian voluntary retirees in the highly professional factory in Wangara WA.

The wheelchairs are a 3-wheel rough terrain model for children who require full custom fitted postural support. Thus they are fully adjustable for size and provided with postural support devices designed to support children with diseases such as cerebral palsy. They are de-signed to comply with World Health Organisation (WHO) Guidelines and are compliance test-ed in the Wheelchairs for Kids factory to ISO 7176.8:1998 standards. The wheelchairs come with headrest, postural supports, tray, waterproof cushion , basket, knee separator, blanket, toy and tool kit. This iconic Rotary project is run by the Rotary Club of Scarborough with the support of the Christian Brothers.

What can your Club do? Raise money for the project ($180 gives a child the freedom of mo-bility and liberates a carer); organize a Club visit to the factory; encourage members to join a Promotions Committee that supports the project; support the sponsors listed on the following website.

For more information see www.wheelchairsforkids.org and https://www.facebook.com/wheelchairsforkids Chair: PP Trevor Canning (Scarborough) CEO: PP Gordon Hudson (Scarborough) Secretary: PP Neil Darch (Scarborough) Workshop: Olly Pickett (Scarborough)



Microscopes in Schools

The Microscopes in Schools project is the concept of former WA Chief Scientist, Prof. Lyn Beazley and the initiative of the RC of Freshwater Bay. The aim is to address the shortfall of students going onto study science at a higher level by introducing them to science at an early age. See www.microscopesinschools.com A set of microscopes is sponsored to a school which then travels up and down throughout the school on a rotating basis. Currently, 107 Rotary Clubs, sponsored almost 19,000 units in 651 schools locally, nationally and internationally. Contact: Di Collins (Freshwater Bay)

East Java Hearing Project

Cambridge and Mt. Lawley Rotary clubs are combining with the Rotary Club of Surabaya for a project to assist teachers of the deaf. Surabaya is Indonesia’s second largest city and has a Sister City relationship with Perth. The three clubs have been involved with the Karya Mulia school since 1997 when with the help of a Rotary International grant began assisting with equipment for the diagnosis of hear-ing difficulties We are now embarking on a 5 year project to assist teachers of the deaf in Surabaya that will entail teacher exchange between Surabaya and specialist teachers from the W.A. Education Department’s School of Special Needs (Sensory). D9455 Contact: David Saggers (Cambridge), Marie Kormendy (Mt Lawley) Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder

Make FASD History Do you or your club want to? Make a difference in the lives of children, including Aboriginal Children? Support people in remote areas of the State? Prevent youth from contact with the juvenile justice system? Be involved in reducing the incidence of FASD (Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder)

and consequential disability by half?

Contact any of the following Louise Hancock ( Osborne Park) 0423 169 226, [email protected] Bruce Dufty Chair District 9455’s Aboriginal Reference Group, 0421 735 372, [email protected] Dawn Brodie (Osborne Park)



Empowering Disabled Youth through Education and Employment, Cambodia.

University House Support – tertiary education and residential services. This project meets the costs of tuition, accommodation, food, transportation and essential supplies. Two houses are rented as part of this program (one for female students and one for male students) to provide accommodation, food, support and medical assistance. Staff live on site to provide pastoral care and to oversee the project. Students with disabilities who stay at the University House Support facility are from poor, mostly rural, disadvantaged families. In 2016, 22 students (13 young men and 9 young women) were supported by this program. Students are supported through scholarships provided by Essential Personnel (Australia) and Rotary Australia World Community Service (RAWCS) donations. Students held part time jobs to help support their studies. RAWCS funding received from Rotarians, Rotary Clubs, individuals and businesses provides financial support for selected young Cambodian people with disabilities to attend university. Contact: PP Jan Horsley (Northam) for information as to how Rotary clubs can donate. Rotarians, individuals and business can also make tax deductible donations to this important project.

DIRECTORY 2017-18

Rotary General Information



Order of Precedence At Rotary functions, officers should be introduced according to protocol only once. The recom-mended order for introducing,presenting and seating Rotary officers and their partners at Rotary meetings or functions is: 1. RI President (or official representative) 2. Current RI director 3. Past RI directors 4. District governors 5. Regional and zone-level committee members 6. Past district governors (in order of seniority) 7. District governors elect 8. Assistant governors 9. District board members 10. District committee members 11. Club presidents– Presidents elect 12. Club officers 13. Rotarians 14. Rotarians’ families The order may be modified to fit local custom. High-ranking non-Rotarians may be given prece-dence. Guests should be advised in advance if protocol places Rotarians before non-Rotarians. Rotarians visiting from a foreign country may be placed before local Rotarians of the same rank as a courtesy toward guests. In the absence of the District Governor at club functions, all courtesies normally extended to the DG should be extended to Assistant Governors. Toast to Rotary International The toast to Rotary International may be proposed by a Rotarian. There is no obligation for a response to the toast, but if so the response may be made only by the District Governor or a past officer of Rotary International (Past District Governor or Past RI Director). Paying Respect with a Toast Toasts are the traditional way of paying respect to a person, organisation or an ideal (not to a country). The toast to a country takes the form of a Loyal Toast to the Head of State by the citizens of the country concerned, to display the loyalty and allegiance that those citizens have to their country. In Australia the standard form of Loyal Toast is: Her Majesty The Queen of Australia. Paul Harris Fellow A Paul Harris Fellow is an individual who contributes, or in whose honour a contribution is made, of $US1000 to The Rotary Foundation. The correct terminology to be used for the acknowledgement of a donation to The Rotary Foundation is a Paul Harris Fellow Recognition ( PHF)



THE ROTARY NAME AND EMBLEM Rotary’s emblem originated in 1905 as a simple wagon wheel representing ‘civilization and movement’. The cogged wheel version was made official by a 1919-1920 decision of the International Board. A keyway was added in 1929 to signify that the wheel is a ‘worker’ not an ‘idler’. To this is added a note from the Rotary Club of Burlington, Ontario, Canada: “Our wheel will not act alone. It needs energy… a force to set it in motion”. The new Rotary Inter-national branding has been recently introduced to standardize our Logo and our public image worldwide. The “Rotary” name and gearwheel emblem, including the em-blems and logos of Rotary International and The Rotary Foun-dation programs and projects are known collectively as the Rotary Marks. The word “Rotary” in connection with or in the name of an activity of a club or a group of clubs must relate directly to that club or group of clubs. The activity is not permitted to be related directly or indirectly to Rotary International. The word “International” is not to be used in con-nection with or in the name of the club. Clubs, Districts and Rotary entities are welcome to use the Rotary emblem, in association with your Club or District projects and are requested to name accordingly. The full-color Rotary signature is our preferred version for use in digital environments and whenever printing with at least two colours. The word “Rotary” should appear in Rotary Royal Blue or white followed by our wheel in Rotary Gold, unless two colour printing is not possible or the background renders the gold illegible. One-colour variations of the Rotary signatures are supplied in black, Rotary Azure, and white for reverse type. These can be applied for one col-our printing or on very complex backgrounds that may hinder legibility or appearance of col-ours. The Rotary wheel is our mark of excellence. In addition to being a component of our official logo, it may be scaled up for greater impact and used separately but in close proximity to the masterbrand signature. The Rotary wheel — our mark of excellence — should appear in Rota-ry Gold, unless two- colour printing is not possible or the background renders the gold illegible The Rotary club signature consists of the masterbrand signature plus the club name and should be used instead of the masterbrand signature on club-level communications. The preferred configuration is Rotary Club [of/at] [Location], with the word Rotary coming first. For more details refer to Rotary Internationals Voice and Visual Identity Guidelines an electronic copy of which is included in the Club Presidents PETS memory stick or visit the RI Brand Centre at: www.rotary.org under the manage tab drop down menu.



Rotary International Website Communications about Rotary International are via its website at http://www.rotary.org. This site provides information about the organisation and its programs. There are detailed pages on the Foundation and all its programs. There is also a download centre where Rotary images can be downloaded for use in websites or printed documents. These include the Ro-tary wheel, the theme for the year and other logos. Rotary and Foundation application forms and reports, copies of the Manual of Procedure or by-laws are also available for download. Registration for “MY ROTARY” For full information on the resources available on www.rotary.org as well as registration for My Rotary go to: https://www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/learning-reference/learn-topic/rotaryorg-resources All Rotarians are encouraged to register for My Rotary to access a wide range of information, including details of your club and district, and to make connections with other Rotarians based on your areas of interest. Club officers can also perform club administration and use tools to help set and achieve club goals. Current Club Secretaries should advise RI of incoming office bearers on or before 1 February each year. This can be done via: https://my.rotary.org/en With My Rotary, club officers can: • View and change club membership data. • Pay club dues. • Search club and district data. • Update club data. • View reports of Rotary Foundation contributions. • Set, track and achieve club goals To register for My Rotary: • Go to https://my.rotary.org/en • Click on the ‘sign in/register’ button followed by the ‘create account’ button • Enter your first name, last name and your email address (as reported in the RI database) • Answer if you are 18 years or older • Click on the link in the email that will be sent to you to activate your account • Elect your own password and secret question Once registered, you can change your login email and password. For registration and website navigation assistance contact your Club and District Support team at Rotary International’s Parramatta office: [email protected]

DIRECTORY 2017-18

Rotary Clubs of 9455 & Office Bearers

Balcatta Meeting Information Wednesday 6:00 PM Colin Moore Community Centre North Beach Road Gwelup, 6018

Club RI ID : 17525 Charter Date : Jan 25 1980 Website : http://rotarybalcatta.wa.inaust.org/ Assist Gov : Graham Peden

Title Name Email Preferred Phone Mobile

President O'Leary, Nathan (Louise ) [email protected] Mobile: 0452 612 141 0452 612 141

Secretary O'Leary, Nathan (Louise ) [email protected] Mobile: 0452 612 141 0452 612 141

Treasurer Anthony, Biju [email protected] Home: 6261 5709 0403 454 237

mailto:[email protected]



Ballajura-Malaga Meeting Information Tuesday 6:30 PM Ballajura Community College Staff Room Illawarra Crescent South Ballajura, 6006

Club RI ID : 26656 Charter Date : Jun 23 1989 Website : Assist Gov : Bruno Fic


President Fricker, Clint (Sue ) [email protected] Home: 9417 8410 0423 226 898

President Elect Metcalf, Lindsay (Tam ) [email protected] Home: 0407-912-378

Vice President Lee, Maggie (Wayne ) [email protected] Mobile: 0401 140 979 0401 140 979

Secretary Doohan, Robert [email protected] Home: 0417-988-125

Treasurer Cross, Shane (Sally-Ann ) [email protected] Home: 9249-8716 0409-287-099

Vocational Service Morrell, Fred (Helen ) [email protected] Home: 9304 4590 0401 916 111

Community Service Lee, Maggie (Wayne ) [email protected] Mobile: 0401 140 979 0401 140 979

Club Service Leahy, Michelle (Mark ) [email protected] Mobile: 0414276762 0414276762

Youth Service Sturrock, Kathryn [email protected] Home: 0448-239-150

International Service Metcalf, Lindsay (Tam ) [email protected] Home: 0407-912-378











Batavia Coast Meeting Information Monday 6:30 PM The Broady 291 Chapman Road Geraldton, 6530

Club RI ID : 17536 Charter Date : Oct 21 1969 Website : http://rotarybataviacoast.org.au Assist Gov : Clark Scarff


President Corrigan, Lee [email protected] Mobile: 0406 766 401 0406 766 401

President Elect Svensson, Sue (Pete ) [email protected] Home: 0429 621 018

Past President Edwards, Christopher (Ann ) [email protected] Mobile: 0457 577 443 0457 577 443

Secretary Bell, Susan (Darryl ) [email protected] Mobile: 0418 438 610 0418 438 610

Treasurer Purslow, Michael [email protected] Home:

Vocational Service Pike, Greg (Sarah ) [email protected] Home: 9938 1075 0427 190 007

Community Service Cooper, Greg [email protected] Home: 99644025

Club Service Edwards, Jennifer (Frederick ) [email protected] Home: 0429 392 500

Youth Service Thuijs, Thomas (Linda ) [email protected] Home: 9964 9220 0419 926 764

International Service Gorman, Tom [email protected] Home: 0418 502 214 0418-217-886

Membership Development Sivwright, Gregory (Clare ) [email protected] Home: 9964 7388 0428 939 611

Public Relations Masters, Vaughan [email protected] Business: 9900 9955 0401 186 063

Vice President Edwards, Christopher (Ann ) [email protected] Mobile: 0457 577 443 0457 577 443














Bay View Claremont Meeting Information Wednesday 5:45 PM Claremont Yacht Club 4 Victoria Ave Claremont, 6010

Club RI ID : 84845 Charter Date : Dec 03 2012 Website : http://rotarybayview.org.au/ Email: [email protected]/ Assist Gov : Michele Alexander


President McBain, Wilma [email protected] Mobile: 0412 754 579 0412 754 579

President Elect Wiltshire, Bruce (Fay ) [email protected] Home: 9381-3458 0428-663-959

Immediate Past President Bilson, Jon (Michelle ) [email protected] Home: 9447 0710 0409 433 472

Secretary Cash, Deborah (Billy ) [email protected] Home: 9389-6372 0447-580-994

Treasurer Wiltshire, Bruce (Fay ) [email protected] Home: 9381-3458 0428-663-959

Club Service Wehr, Nikki (Fred ) [email protected] Home: 0488-038-468

Youth Service James, Glen [email protected] Home: 0413-745-201









Belmont Meeting Information Thursday 12:00 PM The Belmont Tavern 174 Wright Street Cloverdale, 6104

Club RI ID : 17575 Charter Date : May 13 1960 Website : http://www.belmontrotary.com.au/ Assist Gov : Peter McKenzie


President Anderson, Peter (Catherine ) [email protected] Mobile: 0415 779 318 0415 779 318

President Elect Andriessen, Paul (Judith ) [email protected] Home: 9277 6713 0400 744 746

Past President Turnbull, Teresa [email protected] Mobile: 0419 986 041 0419 986 041

Treasurer Bonnet, Walter (Lora ) [email protected] Mobile: 0401 276 755 0401 276 755

Vocational Service Bass, Margie (Jonathon ) [email protected] Home: 9277-9504 0423-768-760

Community Service Bass, Margie (Jonathon ) [email protected] Home: 9277-9504 0423-768-760

Youth Service Recchia, Petronella (Giacomo ) [email protected] Home: 9408-0946 0404-033-916

International Recchia, Petronella (Giacomo ) [email protected] Home: 9408-0946 0404-033-916

Foundation Geary, Ronald (Glenys ) [email protected] Home: 9493 7911 0429 001 691










Broome Meeting Information Wednesday 6:30 AM Mercure Hotel, C-View Room Weld Street Broome, 6725

Club RI ID : 54503 Charter Date : Oct 18 2000 Website : http://www.broomerotary.org.au Assist Gov : Clark Scarff


President Willis, Evelyn (Bill ) [email protected] Home: 9192 8444 0419 956 755

Secretary Baker, Padmini (Richard ) [email protected] Home: (08) 9192-3624 0419-968-127

Treasurer Martin, Peter [email protected] Home: 0408-223-328

Club Service Willis, Evelyn (Bill ) [email protected] Home: 9192 8444 0419 956 755

Youth Service Obi, Felix [email protected] Home: 0414-870-217

International Service Power, David [email protected] Home:







Cambridge Meeting Information Wednesday 07:30 AM Cambridge Bowling Club 39 Chandler Avenue West Floreat, 6014

Club RI ID : 17533 Charter Date : Jun 13 1969 Website : http://www.rotarycambridge.org.au Assist Gov : Yvonne Hart


President Wood, Jeremy (Jeanette ) [email protected] Home: 9341 5312 0400 505 255

Secretary Lane, Rodney [email protected] Home: 9245 6313 0438 420 950

Treasurer Burns, Peter (Sybil ) [email protected] Home: 9382-8720 0408-948-790

Community Service Puddey, Max (Jan ) [email protected] Home: 9445-1089 0458-004-364

Youth Service Nathan, Frank (Eileen ) [email protected] Home: 6161-7764 0448-906-624

International Service Saggers, David (Clare ) [email protected] Home: 9387-3805 0417-973-122

Foundation McSkimming, Peter (Jean ) [email protected] Home: 9421-1127

Membership Mcharrie, Graham (Anneitta ) [email protected] Home: 9341-8299 0414-572-230









Carnarvon Meeting Information Monday 6:30 PM Carnarvon Masonic Hall Cnr Olivia Terrace & Johnston St. Carnarvon, 6701

Club RI ID : 17527 Charter Date : Apr 15 1963 Website : Assist Gov : Clark Scarff

Title Name Email

President Williams, James [email protected]

Secretary Kaczmarczyk, Leo [email protected]

Treasurer Bennett, Gordon [email protected]




Corrigin Meeting Information Tuesday 6:30 PM The Mallee Tree Cafe & Gallery 11 Campbell St. Corrigin, 6375

Club RI ID : 17587 Charter Date : May 18 1964 Website : Assist Gov : Susan Bruse


President Goldacre, Julian [email protected] Home: 0409 770 824

Vice President Job, Fraser (Hilary ) [email protected] Home: 9065 8008 0427 658 008

Secretary Jones, Jacqueline (Larry ) [email protected] Home: 9063 2241 0428 632 091

Treasurer Williams, Ron (Eileen ) [email protected] Home: 9063-2458

Vocational Service Jones, Jacqueline (Larry ) [email protected] Home: 9063 2241 0428 632 091

Community Service Negri, Peter (Sue ) [email protected] Home: 9063-2476

Club Service Ives, Edward Thomas Home: 9063-2170

Youth Clapp, Vida Home: 9063-2307

International Clapp, Vida Home: 9063-2307

Foundation Negri, Suzanne [email protected] Home: 90632476

Membership Williams, Ron (Eileen ) [email protected] Home: 9063-2458

Protection Officer Jones, Larry (Jacqueline ) [email protected] Home: 9063 2241 0428 632 091










Crawley Meeting Information Thursday 7:00 AM The University Club of UWA Hackett Drive. Crawley, 6009

Club RI ID : 82883 Charter Date : Feb 02 2010 Website : https://www.rotarycrawley.org.au/ Assist Gov : Judy Dinnison


President Poll, Jaap [email protected] Home: 9386 2045 0419 859 472

President Elect Ferrie, Catriona (Catriona ) [email protected] Mobile: 0414 464 486 0414 464 486

Immediate Past President Lawrance, Peter [email protected] Home: 9388 8456

Secretary Ferrie, Catriona (Catriona ) [email protected] Mobile: 0414 464 486 0414 464 486

Treasurer McIvor, Kerry [email protected] Home:

Director, Services Henderson, Phillippa [email protected] Home:

Foundation Poll, Jaap [email protected] Home: 9386 2045 0419 859 472








Dalkeith Meeting Information Monday 6:00 PM Nedlands Golf Club Melvista Avenue Nedlands, 6009

Club RI ID : 21782 Charter Date : Apr 24 1984 Website : http://rotarydalkeith.wa.inaust.org/ Assist Gov : Michele Alexander


President James, Craig (Colette ) [email protected] Home: 9386 9134 0412 489 134

President Elect Ellis, David (Tanya ) [email protected] Home: 9385 0704 0438 800 724

Secretary Gorey, Trevor (Alicia ) [email protected] Home: 9335 6316 0417 903 304

Treasurer McGrath, Anthony (Shelley ) [email protected] Home: 9285 2242 0419 932 193

Bulletin Editor Bolto, John (Kim ) [email protected] Home: 9383 7763 0419 924 350

Vocational Service Marfleet, Peter [email protected] Home: 8 9386 3884

Webmaster Ilett, Ken (Helen ) [email protected] Home: 9380 9543 0410 412 985

Community Service Miller, David (Bethwyn ) [email protected] Home: 9385 4142 0412 992 722

Youth Service Smith, Kimberley [email protected] Home:

Foundation Ilett, Ken (Helen ) [email protected] Home: 9380 9543 0410 412 985

Membership Ellis, David (Tanya ) [email protected] Home: 9385 0704 0438 800 724

Public Relations Robertson, Peter (Rebecca ) [email protected] Home: 0427-958-929













Elizabeth Quay Meeting Information Wednesday 05:30 PM Laneway Lounge 414a Murray Street Perth, 6009

Club RI ID : 88079 Charter Date : Nov 16 2016 Website : Assist Gov : Michele Alexander


President Kolay, Tristan (Bobbie ) [email protected] Mobile: 0412 732 329 0412 732 329

Vice President McLeod, James [email protected] Home:

Secretary Alderton, Hayley [email protected] Mobile: 0439 090 112 0439 090 112

Treasurer Wang, Vivian (Maz ) [email protected] Mobile: 0430 319 687 0430 319 687

Community Services Coordinator Koncar, Dragan [email protected] Mobile: 0414 494 569 0414 494 569






Ellenbrook Meeting Information Fortnightly 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of each month. 6pm Valley Bowls Club Cnr Maffina Parade & Cashman Ave Ellenbrook, 6069

Club RI ID : 86256 Charter Date : Nov 18 2014 Website : http://www.EllenbrookRotary.com Assist Gov : Bruno Fic


President Bunney, David (Sheridan ) [email protected] Home: 0433 088 998 0433 088 998

Vice President Reed, William (Lorraine ) [email protected] Home: 9296 0505 0414 295 176

Secretary Fitzgerald, Robyn [email protected] Home: 9296-7484 0434-891-889

Treasurer Hollands, Jeff (Jan ) [email protected] Home: 9296-9940 0417-195-113

Vocational Service de Grussa, Norman (Penny ) [email protected] Home: 9571 2382 0411 043 889

Youth Services Martin, Suzanne (Phil ) [email protected] Home: 0433-291-820

International Service Bunney, Sheridan (David ) [email protected] Home: 0419 926 054 0141-992-605

Foundation Bunney, Sheridan (David ) [email protected] Home: 0419 926 054 0141-992-605

Membership de Grussa, Norman (Penny ) [email protected] Home: 9571 2382 0411 043 889

Protection Officer Hodgetts, Steven (Karen ) [email protected] Home: 9306-2813











Freshwater Bay Meeting Information Wednesday 6:00 PM Moerlina Primary School, Community Centre 16 Brockway Road Mt Claremont, 6010

Club RI ID : 81032 Charter Date : Dec 19 2008 Website : http://rotaryfreshwaterbay.org.au/ Assist Gov : Yvonne Hart


President Foster, Jeremy (Janette ) [email protected] Home: 6468 0294 0413 568 761

President Elect Collins, Diane (PRID Ken ) [email protected] Home: 9385 0471 0432 538 075

Immediate Past President Senathirajah, Rajah (Jes ) [email protected] Home: 9389 1538 0408 921 076

Vice President Collins, Kenneth (Di ) [email protected] Home: 9385 0471

Secretary Collins, Diane (PRID Ken ) [email protected] Home: 9385 0471 0432 538 075

Treasurer Collins, Kenneth (Di ) [email protected] Home: 9385 0471

Microscopes in Schools Project Collins, Diane (PRID Ken ) [email protected] Home: 9385 0471 0432 538 075

Club Service Collins, Diane (PRID Ken ) [email protected] Home: 9385 0471 0432 538 075

International Service Mudunkotuwa, Lahiru [email protected] Mobile: 421 314 252 421 314 252

Foundation Foster, Jeremy (Janette ) [email protected] Home: 6468 0294 0413 568 761

Membership Minciullo, Perette (Minciullo ) [email protected] Home: 0417-997-095












Geraldton Meeting Information Wednesday 6:30 PM Geraldton RSL 46 Chapman Road Geraldton, 6530

Club RI ID : 17535 Charter Date : Oct 02 1950 Website : Assist Gov : Clark Scarff


President Broad, Kaylla (Chris ) [email protected] Mobile: 0428 686 543 0428 686 543

President Nominee Creed, Ian (Carole ) [email protected] Home: 9938-2885 0418-940-570

Immediate Past President Baietta, Ross (Jenny ) [email protected] Home: 9921-8838

Vice President Baietta, Ross (Jenny ) [email protected] Home: 9921-8838

Secretary Roe, Meredith [email protected] Home:

Treasurer Mosel, Robert [email protected] Home: 0428-213-499

International Service Cooper, Glynis (Ray ) [email protected] Home: 0411-831-301

International Service Sice, Lee (Leanne ) [email protected] Home: 0417-733-203

Foundation Rolston, Don (Jenny ) [email protected] Home: 9921-4110 0417-961-957

Membership Development Creed, Ian (Carole ) [email protected] Home: 9938-2885 0418-940-570

Protection Officer Hargraves, Grant (Cathy ) [email protected] Home: 9965-5263 0404-212-990

Public Relations Walker, Glenys [email protected] Home: 0400 216 543













Geraldton-Greenough Meeting Information Wednesday 7:00 AM The Geraldton Club 162 Marine Terrace Geraldton, 6530

Club RI ID : 24104 Charter Date : Oct 17 1986 Website : http://rotarygeraldtongreenough.wa.inaust.org Assist Gov : Clark Scarff


President Fennell, Viki [email protected] Mobile: 0439 950 983 0439 950 983

President Elect McCarthy, Jason (Jason ) [email protected] Home: 0407-993-063

Immediate Past President Emmott, Tony (Clare ) [email protected] Home: 9921-1415 0407-642-200

Vice President Crisp, Dan (Maria ) [email protected] Home: 9921-4329 0417-900-192

Secretary Lavery, Hugh (Karen ) [email protected] Mobile: 0419-045-203 0419-045-203

Treasurer Houwen, Robert (Louise ) [email protected] Home: 9921-8170 0429-923-652

Vocational Service Bruce, Douglas (Molly ) [email protected] Home: 9964-1264 0428-641-292

Community Service Bylund, Graeme (Bianca ) [email protected] Home: 9965-2905 0419-861-751

Youth Service Taylor, Ian (Di ) [email protected] Home: 9964-4576 0418-471-022

International Service Hills, Lew (Helen ) [email protected] Home: 9964-1322 0429-070-954

Foundation Dillon, Jim (Michelle ) [email protected] Home: 9964-4347 0428-211-377

Membership Development Woodhams, Grant (Gabrielle ) [email protected] Home: 9964-3648 0428-643-648

Secretary (Assistant) Ware, Christina [email protected] Home: 429-793-471

Club Service Wood, Geoffrey (Sue ) [email protected] Home: 9921-7383 0417-966-262

Public Relations Biviano, Angelo [email protected] Home: 0427-773-481

Protection Officer Wood, Geoffrey (Sue ) [email protected] Home: 9921-7383 0417-966-262

















Heirisson Meeting Information Thursday 7:00 AM Antico Caffe Cnr Royal & Plain Streets East Perth, 6004

Club RI ID : 27633 Charter Date : Nov 09 1990 Website : http://heirisson.org.au/ Assist Gov : Tim Humphry


President Smith, Warwick [email protected] Home: 9330 1351 0419 967 628

President Elect Kirby, Alison [email protected] Home: 0421-033-033

Immediate Past President Brown, Sandra [email protected] Home: 9361 1393 0417 175 336

Secretary Thurston, Greg (Ros ) [email protected] Home: 9401 0553 0417 177 837

Treasurer Thorniley, Colin (Valerie ) [email protected] Home: 89470-4646 418-500-179

Community Service Mullin, Kenneth (Janette ) [email protected] Home: 9272-5600 0414-521-390

Youth McLean, Allan [email protected] Home: 9271-3585 0411-721-851

International Hunter, Greg (Vicki ) [email protected] Home: 9386-2173 0414-597-327

Youth Protection Officer Brown, Sandra [email protected] Home: 9361 1393 0417 175 336










Hillarys Meeting Information Monday 7:00 PM Hillary's Yacht Club Hillarys Boat Harbour Hillary, 6025

Club RI ID : 23632 Charter Date : Apr 11 1986 Website : http://rotaryclubofhillarys.org.au/ Assist Gov : Fred Morrell


President Hopson, Gregory (Jane ) [email protected] Mobile: 0426 189 183 0426 189 183

President Elect Hyde, Stuart (Kaye ) [email protected] Home: 9276-8235 0429-773-310

Immediate Past President McKenzie, Peter (Maureen ) [email protected] Home: 9472-6420 61404453922

Secretary Wilke, Jenni [email protected] Mobile: 0403 167 982 0403 167 982

Treasurer Kitson, Mark (Kerry ) [email protected] Home: 9409-9719 0412-869-831

Community Service Hyde, Stuart (Kaye ) [email protected] Home: 9276-8235 0429-773-310

Club Service McCaw, Giles (Megan ) [email protected] Home: 9244-1315 0438-216-936

Youth Service Wake, Jane [email protected] Home: 0432-743-644

International Service Henson, Peter (Susan ) [email protected] Home: 0418-942-046

Membership Siddall, David (Angela ) [email protected] Home: 9307-7467 0420-789-664











Joondalup Meeting Information Tuesday 6:15 PM ECU Joondalup - Room 9 meeting room 35 Kendrew Crescent Joondalup, 6027

Club RI ID : 24045 Charter Date : Sep 12 1986 Website : http://www.joondaluprotary.org.au/ Assist Gov : Fred Morrell


President Mort, Gary [email protected] Home: 9305 4046

President Elect Bourgault du Coudray, Eliza [email protected] Mobile: 0466 515 194 0466 515 194

Secretary Perera, Darren (Natalie ) [email protected] Mobile: 0439 906 558 0439 906 558

Treasurer Webster, Peter [email protected] Home: 0490 764 311 0490 764 311

Vocational Service Madson, Greg [email protected] Mobile: 0408 396 333 0408 396 333

Community Service Fisher, Sheryll (Marcus ) [email protected] Home: 0409-464-661

Club Service/Past President McLeod, Lindsay (Janet ) [email protected] Home: 9309 1369 0422 887 569

Youth Service Bourgault du Coudray, Eliza [email protected] Mobile: 0466 515 194 0466 515 194

International Service Cross, James (Vicki ) [email protected] Home: 9563-1008 0422 705 878










Kalamunda Meeting Information Tuesday 6:45 PM Kalamunda Club 18 Kalamunda Road Kalamunda, 6076



President Farr, Martin (Valerie ) [email protected] Mobile: 0411 299 244 0411 299 244

President Elect Kerr, Krystyna (Peter ) [email protected] Home: 9291-9386 0438-766-594

Immediate Past President Buckland, Dee (Jonathan ) [email protected] Home: 0458 888 860

Secretary Berry, Ian (Kris ) [email protected] Home: 2934039 0409-080-163

Treasurer Mullan, John (Ann ) [email protected] Home: 9291 3035 0427 890 047

Vocational Services Moro, Kaye (Paul ) [email protected] Home: ( 9293-4832 0408-953-496

Community Service Milton, John (Rosemary ) [email protected] Home: 9257-2024 0409-557-202

Youth Services Hazebroek, Albert [email protected] Home: 9291-3224 0429-948-488

International Service van Rensburg, Lea (Charl ) [email protected] Home: 9299-8586 0448-034-238

Membership Development Pearce, Dan (Samantha Taylor ) [email protected] Home: 9293-1307 0400-209-823











Karratha Meeting Information Monday 6:30 PM Hotel Ibis Styles Karratha 35 - 45 Searipple Road Karratha, 6714

Club RI ID : 17537 Charter Date : Feb 02 1979 Website : Assist Gov : Clark Scarff


President Vandenberg, Robin (Chris ) [email protected] Home:

Secretary Ye, Frank [email protected] Home: 9263 7508

Treasurer Buzzard, Aaron [email protected] Home:

Membership Development Vandenberg, Robin (Chris ) [email protected] Home:





Karrinyup Meeting Information Wednesday 6:30 PM Carine Glades Tavern Function Centre 493 Beach Road Duncraig, 6023

Club RI ID : 17538 Charter Date : May 01 1974 Website : http://karrinyuprotary.org.au/ Assist Gov : Graham Peden


President Ledger, Philip (Annette ) [email protected] Home: 9245 1652 0419 835 328

President Elect Cleaver, Robyn [email protected] Home: 9447 5595 0417 906 435

Immediate Past President Lynch, Trish (Darrell ) [email protected] Home: 9448 0652 0417 188 651

Secretary Vanirsen, Frits (Pat ) [email protected] Home: 9447 5072 0408 094 975

Treasurer Dennis, Victor (Robyn ) [email protected] Home: 9448 2105 0439 918 065

Vocational Service Nedkoff, Nick (Anne ) [email protected] Home: 9446 1006

Community Service Polain, Peter (Pam ) [email protected] Home: 9447 9137 0478 215 692

Club Service Cleaver, Robyn [email protected] Home: 9447 5595 0417 906 435

Youth Service McDonald, Wayne (Barbara ) [email protected] Home: 9243 3576 0448 255 745

International Service Durrant, Peter (Kay ) [email protected] Home: 9388 9775 0419 931 451

Foundation Durrant, Peter (Kay ) [email protected] Home: 9388 9775 0419 931 451

Membership Bracanin, Brian (Norma ) [email protected] Home: 9447 8470 0412 656 387

Executive Secretary Prunster, Carolyn (Peter ) [email protected] Mobile: 0417 979 411 0417 979 411

Protection Officer Prunster, Richard (Mark ) [email protected] Home: 9447-0569 0414 448 531















Kununurra Meeting Information Monday 6:00 PM Gullivers Tavern Cotton Tree Ave. Kununurra, 6743

Club RI ID : 24079 Charter Date : Sep 26 1986 Website : http://rotarykununurra.wa.inaust.org/ Assist Gov : Clark Scarff


President McAuliffe, John (Peta ) [email protected] Home: 9169 1097 0448 774 135

Vice President Lodge, Grant (Sarah ) [email protected] Home: 9168-2887 0417-962-277

Secretary Vale, Elizabeth [email protected] Home:

Treasurer Brammer, Leanne [email protected] Home: 0488 317 388

Vocational Service Morley, Lloyd [email protected] Home:

Community Service Burke, Chris [email protected] Home: 0419-681-100

Club Service Rodriguez, Frank (Jackie ) [email protected] Home: 9169-3571 0417-941-550

Youth Service Kuiper, Fiona (Colin ) [email protected] Home: 9168-3262 0427-683-262

International Service Jeffery, Michael [email protected] Home:










Matilda Bay Meeting Information Wednesday 7:00 AM Matilda Bay Rest. 3 Hackett Dr. Crawley, 6009

Club RI ID : 17560 Charter Date : Jan 11 1979 Website : Assist Gov : Judy Dinnison


President Tilbrook, Rhondda [email protected] Home: 9387 2246 0407 085 937

President Elect Mitchell, Michael (Jenny ) [email protected] Home: 9382-3301 0414-440-528

Secretary Paino, Christopher [email protected] Home: 9384-1436 0417-172-990

Treasurer Smith, Brian [email protected] Home: 9221-0420 0419-260-244

Vocational Service Tan, Ignatius (Judy ) [email protected] Home: 0419-046-397

Community Service Birch, Ian (Bronwyn ) [email protected] Home: 9383-9255 0431-815-250

Club Service King, Ros [email protected] Home: 6143-9317 0414-843-355

Youth Service Thompson, Marion [email protected] Home: 8 6651 9246 0418-181-716

International Service Stewart, Christine (Ross ) [email protected] Home: 6460 8713 0416 058 137

Foundation McKerracher, Peter (Gillian ) [email protected] Home: 9383-3272 0439-983-322

Membership Development Guenzl, Carl [email protected] Home: 9382-1562 0478-021-765

Protection Officer Royal, David (Julie ) [email protected] Home: 9354-1518 0427-376-925













Midland Meeting Information Tuesday 6:30 PM The fourth Tuesday will be held on the Sunday afternoon before a 4pm for afternoon tea 7th Ave. Bar & Restaurant Midland, 6056

Club RI ID : 22931 Charter Date : Jun 14 1985 Website : http://rotarymidland.wa.inaust.org Assist Gov : Peter McKenzie


President Braude, Emmanuel (Sue ) [email protected] Home: 2767 300

President Elect Houlihan, Maureen [email protected] Home:

Vice President O'Callaghan, Stephen [email protected] Home: 0429-002-181

Secretary O'Callaghan, Stephen [email protected] Home: 0429-002-181

Treasurer Houlihan, Maureen [email protected] Home:

Community Service Baughen, Leonard (Darinka ) [email protected] Home: 0448466518

Club Service Webber, Leanne [email protected] Home: 0437-373-021

Youth Service Ferguson, Anna (Kevin ) [email protected] Home: 9275-3021

International Service Whitley, Kevin (Helen ) [email protected] Home: 9295-4561 0418-945-123

Membership O'Callaghan, Stephen [email protected] Home: 0429-002-181











Mindarie Meeting Information Every second Wednesday at 5:30pm for 6:00pm Mindarie Marina 1/33 Ocean Falls Blvd Mindarie, 6030

Club RI ID : 83520 Charter Date : Nov 05 2010 Website : https://www.rotarymindarie.com/ Assist Gov : Fred Morrell


President Sirmulis, Ralph (Myrtle ) [email protected] Home: 9304 9780 0417 201 867

Immediate Past President Owen, Nigel (Lowie ) [email protected] Mobile: 0439 943 999 0439 943 999

Secretary Freestone, Katherine [email protected] Home: 93059755 0433710233

Past President Owen, Nigel (Lowie ) [email protected] Mobile: 0439 943 999 0439 943 999

Director Butterworth, Brian (Jan ) [email protected] Home: 0417 940 324 0417 940 324

Director Owen, Nigel (Lowie ) [email protected] Mobile: 0439 943 999 0439 943 999

Director Dull, Margaret [email protected] Home:








Moora Meeting Information Thursday 6:30 PM Drover's Inn Dandaragan Street Moora, 6510

Club RI ID : 17543 Charter Date : Sep 26 1957 Website : Assist Gov : Jan Horsley


President Hill, Frances (Michael ) [email protected] Home: 9651 1594 0427 511 594

Vice President Manning, Phil (Nola ) [email protected] Home: 9651 1022 0428 511 022

Secretary Bryan, Sheryl (Aidan ) [email protected] Home: 9654 9064 0409 094 799

Treasurer Vander Ende, Peter (Chris ) [email protected] Home: 9651 1032 0473 029 489

Vocational Service Mitchell, Heather (Wayne ) [email protected] Home: 9653 1464 0448 244 443

Community Service Brassington, Cindi (Dave ) [email protected] Home: 9651-1483 0428-511-483

International Service McPherson, Norman (Alison ) [email protected] Home: 9651 1801 0422 965 160








Morley Meeting Information Monday 6:30 PM Italians Restaurant Walter Rd. & Coode St. Dianella, 6059

Club RI ID : 17544 Charter Date : Oct 28 1964 Website : Assist Gov : Bruno Fic


President Butcher, Milton (Jodine ) [email protected] Home: 9264 4624 0417 776 012

Immediate Past President Bresland, Ian (Erin ) [email protected] Home: 9478-3188 0418-116-754

Secretary Chivers, Neil (Gina ) [email protected] Home: 8-9271-7509 0439-986-848

Treasurer Yates, Martin (Clare ) [email protected] Home: 9268-8286 0418-802-177

Vocational Services Bower, Greg (Linda ) [email protected] Home: 9297-3003 0415-056-602

Youth Services Bower, Greg (Linda ) [email protected] Home: 9297-3003 0415-056-602

International Service Stone, Peter [email protected] Home:

Foundation Stone, Peter [email protected] Home:









Mosman Park-Cottesloe Meeting Information Monday 6:00 PM Mens Shed Tom Perrott Reserve, McCabe St. Mosman Park, 6012

Club RI ID : 17545 Charter Date : Mar 17 1972 Website : Assist Gov : Judy Dinnison


President Prestney, David (Dianne ) [email protected] Mobile: 0413 325 640 0413 325 640

International Service Malcolm, Keith (Kath ) [email protected] Home: 9336 1967

Vice President Cutler, Christopher [email protected] Mobile: 0407 199 756 0407 199 756

Secretary Cutler, Christopher [email protected] Mobile: 0407 199 756 0407 199 756

Treasurer Somes, Kevin (Janet ) [email protected] Home: 9426-4567

Vocational Service Hartz, Keith (Milly ) [email protected] Home: 9384-1635 0409-988-009

Community Service Pollock, Brett (Jocelyn ) [email protected] Home: 9383-3078 0427-637-973

Club Service Lyon, John (Jan ) [email protected] Home: 9384-4154 0416-180-446

Youth Services Baxter, John (Cynthia ) [email protected] Mobile: 0401 253 531 0401 253 531

Foundation Byers, Sylvia [email protected] Home: 9385-1263

Membership Cutler, Christopher [email protected] Mobile: 0407 199 756 0407 199 756












Mount Lawley Meeting Information Monday 6:00 PM Mount Lawley Golf Club 1 Walter Road Inglewood, 6007

Club RI ID : 17547 Charter Date : Jun 28 1949 Website : Assist Gov : Tim Humphry


President Gianatti, Paul (Doreen ) [email protected] Mobile: 0402 105 521 0402 105 521

President Elect Irvin, Dene (Rhonda ) [email protected] Home: 9471-1823 0400-336-305

Immediate Past President Youens, Louise (Edward ) [email protected] Home: 0422 280 254 0422 280 254

Secretary Van Delft, Catherine [email protected] Home: 407988640 0407-988-640

Treasurer Manno, Larry (Joy ) [email protected] Home: 9276-8774 0418-914-353

Vocational Service Jenkinson, Charles (Clare ) [email protected] Home: 0409-286-673

Community Service Russell, Garry (Sharon ) [email protected] Home: 0439-841-206

Club Service Irvin, Dene (Rhonda ) [email protected] Home: 9471-1823 0400-336-305

Youth Service Russell, Geoffrey (Maureen ) [email protected] Home: 9302-4651 0439-841-206

International Service Malcolm, Miles (Marie ) [email protected] Home: 419-914-096 0419-914-096

Foundation Murray, Ian [email protected] Home: 9276-7977 0414-927-679

Membership Development Youens, Louise (Edward ) [email protected] Home: 0422 280 254 0422 280 254

Protection Officer Flynn, Lillian [email protected] Home: 04-39840319














Mundaring Meeting Information Wednesday 6:15 PM Mundaring Sporting Club 665 Coolgardie St. Mundaring, 6073

Club RI ID : 17548 Charter Date : Jan 07 1971 Website : http://rotarymundaring.wa.inaust.org Assist Gov : Peter McKenzie


President Francis, Geoff (Digger ) [email protected] Home:

President Elect Kiesey, Ross [email protected] Home:

Vice President Morgan, James (Penny ) [email protected] Home: 9574 7211 0428 747 211

Secretary Favas, Lyle (Lorna ) [email protected] Home: 9295 3321

Treasurer Warnock, Roderick (Willie ) [email protected] Home: 448 980 428

Vocational Service Peacock, Allan (Eva ) [email protected] Home:

Community Service Pelham, Peter (Judy ) [email protected] Home: 92554989

Club Service Kiesey, Ross [email protected] Home:

Youth Service Scrivener, Nicky (Greg ) [email protected] Home:

International Service Milburn, William (Jan ) [email protected] Home:

Foundation Williamson, Mark (Marilyn ) [email protected] Home: 8-92954359

Membership Schelfhout, Peter (Carole ) [email protected] Home:













Nedlands Meeting Information Thursday 7:30 AM Dalkeith Nedlands Bowling Club 55 Jutland Parade Dalkeith, 6009

Club RI ID : 17549 Charter Date : Nov 02 1959 Website : http://rotarynedlands.wa.inaust.org Assist Gov : Judy Dinnison


President Jeanes, Peter (Louise ) [email protected] Home: 9383 1256 0411 024 779

President Elect Wiltshire, Steve (Maria ) [email protected] Home: 9246 1524 0419 928 237

Secretary McKnight, Amanda (David ) [email protected] Home: 9387 6317 0409 132 372

Treasurer Wickens, Peter (Patricia ) [email protected] Home: 9364 2656 0404 039 677

Community and Vocational Roosendaal, Melissa-Anne [email protected] Home: 9386 6766 0412 090 010

Club Service Wendt, Margrit [email protected] Home: 9402 1910

Youth Service Beaton, Alastair [email protected] Home: 0431 910 800

International Service Ma, Yamin [email protected] Home: 0488 014 400

Foundation Baird, Andrew (Tanya ) [email protected] Home: 9385 5652 0412 744 195

Membership Paterson, John (Judith ) [email protected] Home: 9286 1561 0402 782 839











North Perth Meeting Information Monday 6:00 PM Leederville Sporting Club 78 Cambridge Street West Leederville, 6007

Club RI ID : 17551 Charter Date : Apr 17 1972 Website : http://rotarynorthperth.wa.inaust.org Assist Gov : Tim Humphry


President Ooi, William [email protected] Home: 9464 8803 0423 267 633

Immediate Past President Dungey, Alan [email protected] Home: 9227-6275 0417-934-723

Vice President Croul, Pettine-Ann [email protected] Home: 9271-3979 0416-271-921

Secretary White, Geoffrey [email protected] Home: 9272 8088 0412 657 900

Treasurer White, Geoffrey [email protected] Home: 9272 8088 0412 657 900

Vocational Service Nielsen, Mudji [email protected] Home: 9326-2913 0411-163-714

Community Service Fic, Bruno (Tracey ) [email protected] Home: 9457 0114 0413 613 387

Club Service Croul, Pettine-Ann [email protected] Home: 9271-3979 0416-271-921

Youth Service Nielsen, Mudji [email protected] Home: 9326-2913 0411-163-714

International Service Lampard, Rochelle [email protected] Home: 9227-9110 0437-417-356

Foundation Lampard, Rochelle [email protected] Home: 9227-9110 0437-417-356

Public Relations Cornell, Geoff [email protected] Home: 9271-2929 0404-851-753













Northam Meeting Information Monday 6:00 PM Riverside Tavern 322 Fitzgerald St. Northam, 6401

Club RI ID : 17550 Charter Date : Aug 30 1946 Website : Assist Gov : Susan Bruse


President Storer, Christine (Graham ) [email protected] Home: 0447 926 231

President Elect Trent, Kevin (Maureen ) [email protected] Home: 0417 175 004

Immediate Past President Anderson, Richard [email protected] Mobile: 0450 904 509 0450 904 509

Secretary Bowen, Joanne (Guy ) [email protected] Home: 9641 1483

Treasurer Anderson, Richard [email protected] Mobile: 0450 904 509 0450 904 509

Vocational Service Verlinden, Greg (Digna ) [email protected] Home: 9622-2101 0419-944-592

Community Service Gibbs, Ian (Ann ) [email protected] Home: 9622-7093 0408-097-763

Club Service Trent, Kevin (Maureen ) [email protected] Home: 0417 175 004

Youth Service Storer, Christine (Graham ) [email protected] Home: 0447 926 231

International Service Horsley, David (Jan ) [email protected] Home: 9574-0412 0408-934-585

Foundation Horsley, Janice (David ) [email protected] Home: 9574 0412 0477 706 820

Membership Gibbs, Ann (Ian ) [email protected] Home:

Secretary (Assistant) Webb, Brian (Maxena ) [email protected] Home: 9622-5859 0432-578-052














Northbridge Meeting Information Monday 6:00 PM The Loft, Oliver's on James Restaurant 160 James Street NORTHBRIDGE, 6003

Club RI ID : 21759 Charter Date : Apr 17 1984 Website : http://rotary-northbridge.org/ Assist Gov : Tim Humphry


President Bayley, Luke (Jessica ) [email protected] Mobile: 0439 456 244 0439 456 244

President Elect Russo, Charles [email protected] Home: 9383 7101 0407 426 229

Immediate Past President Brass, Jessica (James ) [email protected] Mobile: 0434 015 534 0434 015 534

Secretary Nevin, Peter (Paula ) [email protected] Home: 6142 9672 0421 280 379

Treasurer Ryniker, Colin [email protected] Home: 9454 7813 0455 500 608

Vocational Service Fiocco, Frank (Lucia ) [email protected] Home: 9244 1331 0417 938 146

Community Service Penny, Robyn (Mike ) [email protected] Mobile: 0400 249 277 0400 249 277

International Service Northover, Barbara (Kim ) [email protected] Business: 6164 6800 0411 424 666









Osborne Park Meeting Information Tuesday 7:30 AM Kailis Bros Leederville 101 Oxford St Leederville, 6007

Club RI ID : 17552 Charter Date : May 26 1978 Website : Assist Gov : Graham Peden


President Cockram, Alan (Judi ) [email protected] Home: 9401 1948

Vice President Hancock, Louise (Brian ) [email protected] Home: 9309 6489 0423 169 226

Secretary Stewart, Peter (Rosanne ) [email protected] Home: 9448 1052 0422 408 647

Treasurer Hancock, Brian (Louise ) [email protected] Mobile: 0439 515 001 0439 515 001

Director Vocational Service Mitchell, Daniel [email protected] Home: 0405 618 989 0405 618 989

Director Community Service Mitchell, Daniel [email protected] Home: 0405 618 989 0405 618 989

Director Club Service Brodie, Dawn (Mark ) [email protected] Home: 9381 3940 0432 988 632

Director Youth Service Marchesani, Louis (Cheryl ) [email protected] Home: 9447 5778 0412 067 516

Director International Service Dixon, Stephen (Rosie ) [email protected] Home: 9385 8463 0412 244 496

Rotary Foundation Hancock, Louise (Brian ) [email protected] Home: 9309 6489 0423 169 226

Chair Membership Motta, David (Joan ) [email protected] Home: 9276 3585 0412 373 233












Perth Meeting Information Friday 12:45 PM Parmelia Hilton Hotel 14 Mill St. Perth, 6000

Club RI ID : 17553 Charter Date : Apr 15 1927 Website : http://www.rotaryperth.org.au/ Assist Gov : Yvonne Hart


President Inouye, Stephen (Cheryl ) [email protected] Home: 08 9578 3242 0429 011 929

President Elect Sim, Wesley (Grace ) [email protected] Home: 9384 3576 0411 603 936

Immediate Past President Hirsch, Lawrence (Lorna ) [email protected] Mobile: 0411 427 929 0411 427 929

Secretary Lowenhoff, Michal (Kasia ) [email protected] Mobile: 0448 639 766 0448 639 766

Treasurer Wambua, Joseph [email protected] Home: 9443 7146 0403 745 217

Community Service Wee, David (Sonia ) [email protected] Home: 9322 7263 0412 932 345

Club Service Phillips, Jacques [email protected] Mobile: 0400 830 193 0400 830 193

Youth Service Karlsson, Jess [email protected] Mobile: 0400 525 702 0400 525 702

International Service Katsaitis, Vangelis (Dimi ) [email protected] Mobile: 0431 693 773 0431 693 773

Foundation Katsaitis, Vangelis (Dimi ) [email protected] Mobile: 0431 693 773 0431 693 773

Membership Director Campbell, Wendy (Rob ) [email protected] Home: 9382 8071 0437 314 064

Executive Secretary Reed, Kirstin [email protected] Home: 9321 4356

Public Relations Committee Thornton, Barry [email protected] Home: 9315 1334 0411 557 328














Quairading Meeting Information Monday 7:00 PM St. John Ambulance Hall Jennaberring Rd. Quairading, 6383

Club RI ID : 17555 Charter Date : Jun 30 1963 Website : Assist Gov : Susan Bruse


President Fraser, Bill (Helen ) [email protected] Home: 9645 1236 0429 451 236

Secretary Fardon, Graeme (Sue ) [email protected] Home: 0429 451 001

Treasurer Fardon, Graeme (Sue ) [email protected] Home: 0429 451 001




Scarborough Meeting Information Thursday 6:45 AM Lake Karrinyup Country Club 381 North Beach Road (Opposite) Karrinyup, 6018

Club RI ID : 17557 Charter Date : Aug 01 1956 Website : http://scarboroughrotary.org.au/ Assist Gov : Graham Peden


President McAuliffe, Michael (Gillian ) [email protected] Mobile: 0421 383 617 0421 383 617

President Elect Barfoot, Paul (Linda ) [email protected] Home: 9409 3830 0439 383 243

Vice President Frost, Hugh (Jean ) [email protected] Home: 9448 4707 0478 222 143

Secretary Fong, Joy [email protected] Home: 9276 7042 0402 205 574

Treasurer Holliday, Stuart (Jennifer ) [email protected] Mobile: 0423 473 503 0423 473 503

Director Vocational Service Simpson, Peter (Jane ) [email protected] Home: 9341 2364 0411 519 177

Director Community Service Joseph, Jim (Jan) [email protected] Home: 9447 7731 0402 898 690

Director Club Service Nuttall, William (Linley ) [email protected] Home: 9343 6694 0411 236 762

Director Youth Service Pilcher, Jeremy (Kerry ) [email protected] Mobile: 0428 911 505 0428 911 505

Director International Service Darch, Neil (Tish ) [email protected] Home: 9341 5343 0407 085 494

Secretary (Assistant) Collins, Robin (Dianne ) [email protected] Home: 9349 4053

Chair New Generations Schooling, Chris (Trinh ) [email protected] Mobile: 0419 943 937 0419 943 937

Protection Officer Canning, Trevor (Patricia ) [email protected] Home: 9625 1241 0418 940 309













Subiaco Meeting Information Tuesday 5:45 PM Unicorn Bar 210 Nicholson Road Shenton Park, 6008

Club RI ID : 17559 Charter Date : Jun 28 1949 Website : Assist Gov : Yvonne Hart


President Down, Geoffrey (Maribel ) [email protected] Home: 9381 9987 0408 065 635

President Elect Samsa, Sheree [email protected] Home: 9388-1080

Immediate Past President Down, Geoffrey (Maribel ) [email protected] Home: 9381 9987 0408 065 635

Secretary Smith, Geoffrey (Deb ) [email protected] Home: 9387 8206 0408 950 868

Treasurer White, Robyn (Loren ) [email protected] Home: 9381-4030 0409-889-056

Community Service Noordzy, Maarten [email protected] Home:

Club Service Musarra, David [email protected] Home:

Youth Service White, Robyn (Loren ) [email protected] Home: 9381-4030 0409-889-056

International Service Down, Geoffrey (Maribel ) [email protected] Home: 9381 9987 0408 065 635

Foundation Hollingsworth, Anthony (Jennifer ) [email protected] Home: 9381-7667 0498-167-681

Membership Jennings, Cheryl (Ron ) [email protected] Home: 9276-5490 0402-335-722

Protection Officer Smith, Geoffrey (Deb ) [email protected] Home: 9387 8206 0408 950 868













Swan Districts Meeting Information Friday 7:00 AM Swan Districts Football Club Old Perth Road Bassendean, 6054



President Eva, Kay (John ) [email protected] Home: 9574 6089 0419 928 311

President Elect Clement, Adrian (Kim ) [email protected] Home: 9250-2305 0400-223-290

Immediate Past President Kelly, Gary [email protected] Home: 9572 4151 0431 485 455

Vice President Weston, Martin [email protected] Home: 0439-941-983

Secretary Emery, Angeline [email protected] Home: 0424-343-993

Treasurer Petersen, Torben (Glenda ) [email protected] Home: 0419-946-619

Vocational Service de Vries, Herman (Bette ) [email protected] Home: 9454-3131 0419-967-520

Club Service Clement, Adrian (Kim ) [email protected] Home: 9250-2305 0400-223-290

Youth Service Duffy, Kendrick (Lorna ) [email protected] Home: 9250-3835 0408-934-895

International Service Peters, Marie (Eddie ) [email protected] Home: 9274-4204 0438-988-204

Foundation Mitchell, Donald (Glenys ) [email protected] Home: 9279-3380 0408-931-842

Membership Power, Anthony (Edna ) [email protected] Home: 9276-1527 0418-927-620













Swan Valley Meeting Information Monday 6:15 PM The Mallard Duck West Swan Rd. & John St. Middle Swan, 6055

Club RI ID : 29590 Charter Date : Jun 09 1993 Website : https://swanvalleyrotary.org.au Assist Gov : Peter McKenzie


President Wilson, Ronald (Alison ) [email protected] Home: 9294 4804 0429 929 137

President Elect Oliver, Ineke [email protected] Home: 9206-3397 0408-772-100

Immediate Past President Hasson, Fred (Robyn ) [email protected] Mobile: 0417 911 682 0417 911 682

Secretary Pitcher, Betty [email protected] Home: 9299-6623 0408-912-101

Treasurer Ivic, Rachel [email protected] Home: 9296-1330 0413-011-610

Community Service Corkery, Brian [email protected] Home: 9247-3207 0418-562-330

Youth Services Oliver, Ineke [email protected] Home: 9206-3397 0408-772-100

International Service Uhe, David [email protected] Home: 9250-5214 0419-904-010

Rotary Foundation Uhe, David [email protected] Home: 9250-5214 0419-904-010

Youth protection Officer Hasson, Fred (Robyn ) [email protected] Mobile: 0417 911 682 0417 911 682











Wanneroo Meeting Information The 2nd and 4th Monday of the month The Woodvale Tavern 143 Trappers Drive Woodvale, 6026

Club RI ID : 17562 Charter Date : Jul 23 1971 Website : http://rotarywanneroo.org.au Assist Gov : Fred Morrell


President Douglas, Owen (Helen ) [email protected] Home: 9309 4487

Secretary Smith, Graeme (Susan ) [email protected] Home: 9447 4238

Treasurer Kenny, Deirdre [email protected] Home:

Vocational Varian, Joan (Robyn ) [email protected] Home: 9243 9501 0409 594 353

Community Miskelly, Peter [email protected] Home: 9405 4972

Club Service Kenny, Deirdre [email protected] Home:

Youth Hammond, Joseph [email protected] Home:

International Singh, Debbie (Richard ) [email protected] Home: 9405 7915

Foundation Douglas, Owen (Helen ) [email protected] Home: 9309 4487

Membership Hammond, Joseph [email protected] Home:

Protection Officer Smith, Graeme (Susan ) [email protected] Home: 9447 4238












Welshpool Meeting Information Thursday 7:30 AM Belmont Sports Recreational Ctr. Cnr Abernerthy Road & Keane St., Cloverdale, 6105

Club RI ID : 17621 Charter Date : Dec 29 1971 Website : Assist Gov : Peter McKenzie


President Marinich, Ross [email protected] Home: 9409 8524 0419 914 908

President Elect Johnson, Lesley [email protected] Home: 9457 7301

Immediate Past President Rush, Terry (Lilly ) [email protected] Home: 9277 8813 0411 553 443

Secretary Bodger, Cliff (Sheryl ) [email protected] Home: 9457 6004

Treasurer Spinelli, Peter (Marie ) [email protected] Home: 9277 5307 0402 042 104

Vocational Service Schimmel, Ed (Miriam ) [email protected] Home:

Community Service Scarfone, Ross (Rita ) [email protected] Home: 9294-2344

Club Service Johnson, Lesley [email protected] Home: 9457 7301

Youth Service Schimmel, Ed (Miriam ) [email protected] Home:

International Service Gutman, Sally [email protected] Home: 9255 4580 0466 128 486











West Perth Meeting Information Thursday 7:00 AM Leederville Sporting Club 78 Cambridge St, Leederville Perth, 6007

Club RI ID : 17563 Charter Date : Jun 28 1954 Website : Assist Gov : Judy Dinnison


President Smith, Jill (Colin ) [email protected] Home: 9382 2470 0408 980 708

Immediate Past President Mattioli, Guy (Josephine ) [email protected] Home: 9203 7319 0410 556 361

Secretary Arrowsmith, David (Janthy ) [email protected] Mobile: 0412 033 836 0412 033 836

Treasurer Woods, Geoffrey (Janine ) [email protected] Home: 9285 0678 0422 319 948

Community Service Blaquiere, Arthur (Ric ) [email protected] Home: 9386 1220 0438 221 125

Club Service Strahan, Tim (Doris ) [email protected] Home: 9386 7675 0419 959 155

Youth Service Foley, Bernie (Anne ) [email protected] Home: 0419 109 747 0419 109 747

International Service Van Vliet, Johannes (Gisela ) [email protected] Home: 9386 8182 0417 099 649

Membership Development Buchanan, Angus (Grace ) [email protected] Mobile: 0434 365 760 0434 365 760










Western Endeavour Meeting Information Tuesday 7:15 AM Warehouse Cafe 221 Onslow Rd Shenton Park, 6008

Club RI ID : 23486 Charter Date : Feb 19 1986 Website : http://www.westernendeavour.asn.au Assist Gov : Michele Alexander


President Glossop, Laurie (Mary ) [email protected] Home: 9447 9911 0438 001 955

President Elect Parker, Tony (Gaby ) [email protected] Home: 0408-948-195

Immediate Past President Fisher, David (Carolyn ) [email protected] Mobile: 0437 905 822 0437 905 822

Secretary Heald, Barrie (Catherine ) [email protected] Home: 9386-4889

Treasurer Lee, Michael (Wendy ) [email protected] Home: 9384-5748 0427-382-448

Community Service Ross, Geoffrey (Soozie ) [email protected] Home: 9384-2335 0417-881-148

Youth Service Ross, Geoffrey (Soozie ) [email protected] Home: 9384-2335 0417-881-148

International Service Nesbitt, Harry (Betty ) [email protected] Home: 9388-8588 0409-663-242

Foundation Ross, Geoffrey (Soozie ) [email protected] Home: 9384-2335 0417-881-148

Membership Williamson, Byron [email protected] Home: (0)8 9381 5343

Club Service Dinnison, Judy (Peter ) [email protected] Home: 9375 8793 0403 173 040












Wongan Hills Meeting Information Wednesday 6:30 PM Wongan Hills Hotel 5 Fenton Place Wongan Hills, 6603

Club RI ID : 17565 Charter Date : Jun 15 1965 Website : Assist Gov : Jan Horsley


President Hood, David [email protected] Home:

President Elect Hood, David [email protected] Home:

Secretary McFarlane, David (Margaret ) [email protected] Home: 0428-743-031

Treasurer Sewell, Alan (Jan ) [email protected] Home: 9672-1046 0427-721-046

Vocational Service Follett, Paul [email protected] Home: 9671-1042 0417-967-065

Youth Service Van Schie, Geoff [email protected] Home: 9671-1733







Wyalkatchem Meeting Information Meet 2nd & 4th Tuesday at 6:45pm Wyalkatchem Hotel Railway Terrace Wyalkatchem, 6485

Club RI ID : 17566 Charter Date : Oct 07 1969 Website : Assist Gov : Jan Horsley


President Crute, Rosswell (Merle ) [email protected] Home: 9681 1046 0429 681 104

President Elect Trenorden, Janice [email protected] Home: 9682 5056 0428 825 056

Vice President Bruse, Susan [email protected] Home: 96381120 0429 112 079

Secretary Bruse, Susan [email protected] Home: 96381120 0429 112 079

Treasurer Wood, Sheryl (Peter ) [email protected] Home: 9681 1051 0437 811 088

Community Jones, Kevin (Pat ) [email protected] Home: 9681‐1036 0427‐811‐036

International Jones, Brian (Lyn ) [email protected] Home: 9681‐5034 0429‐815‐035

Foundation Martin, John Home: 9682‐1015

Membership Ashelford, Gary (Bev ) [email protected] Home: 9681‐4090 0429‐001‐671

DIRECTORY 2017-18

District 9455 Contacts

This directory is for club use only and is not for distribution to non-Rotarians nor may it be used as a commercial mailing list.


Rotarian (partner) Club Email Home Phone Mobile Business PhoneAlderton, Hayley Elizabeth Quay [email protected] 0439 090 112Alexander, Michele (Keith) Belmont [email protected] 0403 824 261 0403 824 261Allen, Diane Scarborough [email protected] 9444 0447 0409 467 866Allen, Noel (Geraldine) Mount Lawley [email protected] 9377 2277 0412 410 420Anderson, Peter (Catherine) Belmont [email protected] 9277 1971 0415 779 318 9277 7197Anderson, Richard Northam [email protected] 0450 904 509 0438 964 766Andriessen, Paul (Judith) Belmont [email protected] 9277 6713 0400 744 746 9277 6713Anthony, Biju Balcatta [email protected] 6261 5709 0403 454 237Arrowsmith, David (Janthy) West Perth [email protected] 9284 3013 0412 033 836 8551 1774Ashelford, Gary (Bev) Wyalkatchem [email protected] 9681 4090 0429 001 671Baietta, Ross (Jenny) Geraldton [email protected] 9921 8838 9921 7644Baird, Andrew (Tanya) Nedlands [email protected] 9385 5652 0412 744 195Baker, Padmini (Richard) Broome [email protected] 9192 3624 0419 968 127 0438 462 255Barfoot, Paul (Linda) Scarborough [email protected] 9409 3830 0439 383 243Bass, Margie (Jonathon) Belmont [email protected] 9277 9504 0423 768 760Baughen, Leonard (Darinka) Midland [email protected] 0448 466 518Bawden, Kaitlin Mount Lawley Rotaract (Rotaract) [email protected] 0434 863 528Baxter, John (Cynthia) Mosman Park‐Cottesloe [email protected] 0401 253 531Bayley, Luke (Jessica) Northbridge [email protected] 0439 456 244 9420 6588Beaton, Alastair Nedlands [email protected] 0431 910 800Bell, Susan (Darryl) Batavia Coast [email protected] 0418 438 610 9923 3665Bennett, Gordon Carnarvon [email protected] 0421 794 158Berry, Ian (Kris) Kalamunda [email protected] 9293 4039 0409 080 163 9391 3251Bilson, Jon (Michelle) Bay View Claremont [email protected] 9447 0710 0409 433 472Birch, Ian (Bronwyn) Matilda Bay [email protected] 9383 9255 0431 815 250 9383 9255Biviano, Angelo Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 0427 773 481Blanchard, Faye Batavia Coast [email protected], Arthur (Ric) West Perth [email protected] 9386 1220 0438 221 125Bodger, Cliff (Sheryl) Welshpool [email protected] 9457 6004 9451 6651Bolto, John (Kim) Dalkeith [email protected] 9383 7763 0419 924 350Bonnet, Walter (Lora) Belmont [email protected] 0401 276 755 0401 276 755

Rotarian (partner) Club Email Home Phone Mobile Business PhoneBourgault du Coudray, Eliza Joondalup [email protected] 0466 515 194 0466 515 194 0466 515 194Bowen, Joanne (Guy) Northam [email protected] 9641 1483 9622 6708Bower, Greg (Linda) Morley [email protected] 9297 3003 0415 056 602 9272 7899Bracanin, Brian (Norma) Karrinyup [email protected] 9447 8470 0412 656 387Brammer, Leanne Kununurra [email protected] 0488 317 388Brass, Jessica (James) Northbridge [email protected] 0434 015 534 9480 2000Brassington, Cindi (Dave) Moora [email protected] 9651 1483 0428 511 483 9651 1488Braude, Emmanuel (Sue) Midland [email protected] 9276 7300 9274 5569Bresland, Ian (Erin) Morley [email protected] 9478 3188 0418 116 754 9478 3188Broad, Kaylla (Chris) Geraldton [email protected] 0428 686 543Brodie, Dawn (Mark) Osborne Park [email protected] 9381 3940 0432 988 632Brown, Sandra Heirisson [email protected] 9361 1393 0417 175 336Bruce, Douglas (Molly) Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 9964 1264 0428 641 292Bruse, Susan Wyalkatchem [email protected] 9681 1390 0429 112 079Bryan, Sheryl (Aidan) Moora [email protected] 9654 9064 0409 094 799 0409 094 799Buchanan, Angus (Grace) West Perth [email protected] 9266 3632 0434 365 760 9266 3632Buckland, Dee (Jonathan) Kalamunda [email protected] 0458 888 860Bunney, David (Sheridan) Ellenbrook [email protected] 0433 088 998 0433 088 998 0433 088 998Bunney, Sheridan (David) Ellenbrook [email protected] 0419 926 054 0141 992 605 0419 925 054Burke, Chris Kununurra [email protected] 0419 681 100 9169 1270Burns, Peter (Sybil) Cambridge [email protected] 9382 8720 0408 948 790Butcher, Milton (Jodine) Morley [email protected] 9264 4624 0417 776 012 9264 4624Butterworth, Brian (Jan) Mindarie [email protected] 0417 940 324 0417 940 324 0417 940 324Buzzard, Aaron Karratha [email protected], Sylvia Mosman Park‐Cottesloe [email protected] 9385 1263Bylund, Graeme (Bianca) Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 9965 2905 0419 861 751 9923 9212Campbell, Wendy (Rob) Perth [email protected] 9382 8071 0437 314 064 9382 8071Canning, Patricia (Trevor) Ballajura‐Malaga [email protected] 9401 7325 0448 801 499Canning, Trevor (Patricia) Scarborough [email protected] 9625 1241 0418 940 309 9625 1241Cash, Deborah (Billy) Bay View Claremont [email protected] 9389 6372 0447 580 994 0447 580 994Cervi, Beatrice (Robert) Perth [email protected] 9242 5249 0403 065 161 9227 0056

Rotarian (partner) Club Email Home Phone Mobile Business PhoneChivers, Neil (Gina) Morley [email protected] 9271 7509 0439 986 848Clapp, Vida Corrigin 9063 2307Cleaver, Robyn Karrinyup [email protected] 9447 5595 0417 906 435Clement, Adrian (Kim) Swan Districts [email protected] 9250 2305 0400 223 290 9250 2305Cockram, Alan (Judi) Osborne Park [email protected] 9401 1948Collins, Diane (PRID Ken) Freshwater Bay [email protected] 9385 0471 0432 538 075 9385 0471Collins, Kenneth (Di) Freshwater Bay [email protected] 9385 0471 9385 0471Collins, Robin (Dianne) Scarborough [email protected] 9349 4053 9349 4053Cooper, Glynis (Ray) Geraldton [email protected] 0411 831 301Cooper, Greg Batavia Coast [email protected] 9964 4025 9923 3606Corkery, Brian Swan Valley [email protected] 9247 3207 0418 562 330 9398 2077Cornell, Geoff North Perth [email protected] 9271 2929 0404 851 753Corrigan, Lee Batavia Coast [email protected] 0406 766 401Creed, Ian (Carole) Geraldton [email protected] 9938 2885 0418 940 570 9965 3000Crisp, Dan (Maria) Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 9921 4329 0417 900 192 9964 5039Cross, James (Vicki) Joondalup [email protected] 9563 1008 0422 705 878 6304 3445Cross, Shane (Sally‐Ann) Ballajura‐Malaga [email protected] 9249 8716 0409 287 099 9480 2000Croul, Pettine‐Ann North Perth [email protected] 9271 3979 0416 271 921 9375 3111Crute, Rosswell (Merle) Wyalkatchem [email protected] 9681 1046 0429 681 104 9681 1046Cutler, Christopher Mosman Park‐Cottesloe [email protected] 0407 199 756Darch, Neil (Tish) Scarborough [email protected] 9341 5343 0407 085 494de Grussa, Norman (Penny) Ellenbrook [email protected] 9571 2382 0411 043 889 9383 6845de Smit, Hank (Ruth) Joondalup [email protected] 9563 1008 0419 926 425 9563 1008de Vries, Herman (Bette) Swan Districts [email protected] 9454 3131 0419 967 520 9454 3131Dennis, Victor (Robyn) Karrinyup [email protected] 9448 2105 0439 918 065Dillon, Jim (Michelle) Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 9964 4347 0428 211 377 9921 1377Dinnison, Judy (Peter) Western Endeavour [email protected] 9375 8793 0403 173 040Dinnison, Judy (Peter) Western Endeavour [email protected] 9375 8793 0403 173 040Dixon, Stephen (Rosie) Osborne Park [email protected] 9385 8463 0412 244 496 9217 3114Doohan, Robert Ballajura‐Malaga [email protected] 0417 988 125Douglas, Owen (Helen) Wanneroo [email protected] 9309 4487

Rotarian (partner) Club Email Home Phone Mobile Business PhoneDown, Geoffrey (Maribel) Subiaco [email protected] 9381 9987 0408 065 635Dry, Lindsay (Helen) Dalkeith [email protected] 9385 2884 0418 922 001Duffy, Kendrick (Lorna) Swan Districts [email protected] 9250 3835 0408 934 895 9250 1631Dull, Margaret Mindarie [email protected], Alan North Perth [email protected] 9227 6275 0417 934 723Durrant, Peter (Kay) Karrinyup [email protected] 9388 9775 0419 931 451 9388 9775Edwards, Christopher (Ann) Batavia Coast [email protected] 0457 577 443 9964 2700Edwards, Jennifer (Frederick) Batavia Coast [email protected] 0429 392 500Ekert, Graham Swan Valley [email protected] 9420 0021 0418 435 447 9311 6607Ellis, David (Tanya) Dalkeith [email protected] 9385 0704 0438 800 724 9388 9951Emery, Angeline Swan Districts [email protected] 0424 343 993Emmott, Tony (Clare) Geraldton‐Greenough tony@c‐n.com.au 9921 1415 0407 642 200Eva, Kay (John) Swan Districts [email protected] 9574 6089 0419 928 311Fardon, Graeme (Sue) Quairading [email protected] 0429 451 001 9645 2407Farr, Martin (Valerie) Kalamunda [email protected] 0411 299 244 0434 550 766Farrell, William (Maxine) Swan Districts [email protected] 9299 6939 0418 918 002Favas, Lyle (Lorna) Mundaring [email protected] 9295 3321Fennell, Viki Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 0439 950 983 9965 6432Ferguson, Anna (Kevin) Midland [email protected] 9275 3021 9275 3021Ferrie, Catriona (Catriona) Crawley [email protected] 0414 464 486 0414 464 486Fic, Bruno (Tracey) North Perth [email protected] 9457 0114 0413 613 387 9320 8386Fiocco, Frank (Lucia) Northbridge [email protected] 9244 1331 0417 938 146 9334 1000Fisher, David (Carolyn) Western Endeavour [email protected] 0437 905 822 9386 7384Fisher, Sheryll (Marcus) Joondalup [email protected] 0409 464 661Fitzgerald, Robyn Ellenbrook [email protected] 9296 7484 0434 891 889Flynn, Lillian Mount Lawley [email protected] 0439 840 319 9271 0624Foley, Bernie (Anne) West Perth [email protected] 0419 109 747 0419 109 747 9376 1922Follett, Paul Wongan Hills [email protected] 9671 1042 0417 967 065 9671 1042Fong, Joy Scarborough [email protected] 9276 7042 0402 205 574Foster, Jeremy (Janette) Freshwater Bay [email protected] 6468 0294 0413 568 761Francis, Geoff (Digger) Mundaring [email protected]

Rotarian (partner) Club Email Home Phone Mobile Business PhoneFraser, Bill (Helen) Quairading [email protected] 9645 1236 0429 451 236Freestone, Katherine Mindarie [email protected] 9305 9755 433710233Fricker, Clint (Sue) Ballajura‐Malaga [email protected] 9417 8410 0423 226 898 9247 8100Frost, Hugh (Jean) Scarborough [email protected] 9448 4707 0478 222 143Geary, Ronald (Glenys) Belmont [email protected] 9493 7911 0429 001 691 9493 7911Gianatti, Paul (Doreen) Mount Lawley [email protected] 0402 105 521 9250 4171Gibbs, Ann (Ian) Northam [email protected], Ian (Ann) Northam [email protected] 9622 7093 0408 097 763 9622 2438Gibson, Ronald (Sam) Matilda Bay [email protected] 0413 420 538 0413 420 538Glossop, Laurie (Mary) Western Endeavour [email protected] 9447 9911 0438 001 955 9447 9911Goldacre, Julian Corrigin [email protected] 0409 770 824Gorey, Trevor (Alicia) Dalkeith [email protected] 9335 6316 0417 903 304Gorman, Tom Batavia Coast [email protected] 0418 502 214 0418 217 886 9974 1274Graham, Anita (Tom) Subiaco [email protected] 411 645 149Guenzl, Carl Matilda Bay [email protected] 9382 1562 0478 021 765Gutman, Sally Welshpool [email protected] 9255 4580 0466 128 486 9359 4536Hammond, Joseph Wanneroo [email protected], Brian (Louise) Osborne Park [email protected] 9309 6489 0439 515 001 0439 515 001Hancock, Louise (Brian) Osborne Park [email protected] 9309 6489 0423 169 226Hansra, Balraj Elizabeth Quay [email protected] 0422 919 208Hargraves, Grant (Cathy) Geraldton pm‐[email protected] 9965 5263 0404 212 990 9921 6455Hart, Yvonne (Warren) Matilda Bay [email protected] 0419 929 830 0419 929 830Hartz, Keith (Milly) Mosman Park‐Cottesloe [email protected] 9384 1635 0409 988 009 9249 3404Hasson, Fred (Robyn) Swan Valley [email protected] 9377 5349 0417 911 682 0417 911 682Hazebroek, Albert Kalamunda [email protected] 9291 3224 0429 948 488 9492 1777Heald, Barrie (Catherine) Western Endeavour [email protected] 9386 4889Henderson, Phillippa Crawley [email protected], Peter (Susan) Hillarys [email protected] 0418 942 046Hill, Frances (Michael) Moora [email protected] 9651 1594 0427 511 594 9651 1594Hills, Lew (Helen) Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 9964 1322 0429 070 954 996 4132Hirsch, Lawrence (Lorna) Perth [email protected] 0411 427 929 9307 2444

Rotarian (partner) Club Email Home Phone Mobile Business PhoneHodgetts, Steven (Karen) Ellenbrook [email protected] 9306 2813Hollands, Jeff (Jan) Ellenbrook [email protected] 9296 9940 0417 195 113Holliday, Stuart (Jennifer) Scarborough [email protected] 0423 473 503Hollingsworth, Anthony (Jennifer) Subiaco [email protected] 9381 7667 0498 167 681Hood, David Wongan Hills [email protected], Gregory (Jane) Hillarys [email protected] 0426 189 183Horsley, David (Jan) Northam [email protected] 9574 0412 0408 934 585 0408 934 585Horsley, Janice (David) Northam [email protected] 9574 0412 0477 706 820Houlihan, Maureen Midland [email protected], Robert (Louise) Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 9921 8170 0429 923 652 9964 0000Hull, Alyce Perth Rotaract [email protected], Tim (Lindsey) Dalkeith [email protected] 9386 2118 0412 168 446 9485 3811Hunter, Greg (Vicki) Heirisson [email protected] 9386 2173 0414 597 327 9381 8686Hunter, Terry (Sue) Scarborough [email protected] 9245 6300 0417 173 704 9245 6300Hyde, Stuart (Kaye) Hillarys [email protected] 9276 8235 0429 773 310Ilett, Ken (Helen) Dalkeith [email protected] 9380 9543 0410 412 985Inouye, Stephen (Cheryl) Perth [email protected] 08 9578 3242 0429 011 929 9226 0711Irvin, Dene (Rhonda) Mount Lawley [email protected] 9471 1823 0400 336 305 9471 1823Ivanac, Geoffrey Scarborough [email protected] 9447 1663 0499 976 058Ives, Edward Thomas Corrigin 9063 2170Ivic, Rachel Swan Valley [email protected] 9296 1330 0413 011 610James, Craig (Colette) Dalkeith [email protected] 9386 9134 0412 489 134 6313 6100James, Glen Bay View Claremont [email protected] 0413 745 201Jeanes, Peter (Louise) Nedlands [email protected] 9383 1256 0411 024 779Jeffery, Michael Kununurra [email protected], Charles (Clare) Mount Lawley [email protected] 0409 286 673Jennings, Cheryl (Ron) Subiaco [email protected] 9276 5490 0402 335 722Job, Fraser (Hilary) Corrigin [email protected] 9065 8008 0427 658 008Johnson, Charles (Lorna) Matilda Bay [email protected] 9385 0477 0401 133 685 0401 133 685Johnson, Lesley Welshpool [email protected] 9457 7301Jones, Brian (Lyn) Wyalkatchem [email protected] 9681 5034 0429 815 035 9681 5034

Rotarian (partner) Club Email Home Phone Mobile Business PhoneJones, Jacqueline (Larry) Corrigin [email protected] 9063 2241 0428 632 091Jones, Kevin (Pat) Wyalkatchem [email protected] 9681 1036 0427 811 036Jones, Larry (Jacqueline) Corrigin [email protected] 9063 2241 0428 632 091Jury, Sheryl (Brian) Kalamunda [email protected] 9257 1006 0447 392 726Kaczmarczyk, Leo Carnarvon [email protected], Jess Perth [email protected] 0400 525 702 6241 6692Katsaitis, Vangelis (Dimi) Perth [email protected] 0431 693 773Kelly, Gary Swan Districts [email protected] 9572 4151 0431 485 455Kenny, Deirdre Wanneroo [email protected], Krystyna (Peter) Kalamunda [email protected] 9291 9386 0438 766 594Kiesey, Ross Mundaring [email protected], Ros Matilda Bay [email protected] 6143 9317 0414 843 355Kirby, Alison Heirisson [email protected] 0421 033 033 0421 033 033Kitson, Mark (Kerry) Hillarys [email protected] 9409 9719 0412 869 831Kolay, Tristan (Bobbie) Elizabeth Quay [email protected] 0412 732 329Koncar, Dragan Elizabeth Quay [email protected] 0414 494 569 9274 7076Kuiper, Fiona (Colin) Kununurra [email protected] 9168 3262 0427 683 262 9169 3432Lampard, Rochelle North Perth [email protected] 9227 9110 0437 417 356Lane, Rodney Cambridge [email protected] 9245 6313 0438 420 950 0438 420 950Lavery, Hugh (Karen) Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 0419 045 203 0419 045 203 0419 045 203Lawrance, Peter Crawley [email protected] 9388 8456Leahy, Michelle (Mark) Ballajura‐Malaga [email protected] 0414 276 762Ledger, Philip (Annette) Karrinyup [email protected] 9245 1652 0419 835 328Lee, Maggie (Wayne) Ballajura‐Malaga [email protected] 0401 140 979Lee, Michael (Wendy) Western Endeavour [email protected] 9384 5748 0427 382 448 6313 1500Lodge, Grant (Sarah) Kununurra [email protected] 9168 2887 0417 962 277 9168 1031Lowenhoff, Michal (Kasia) Perth [email protected] 0448 639 766 0448 639 766Lynch, Trish (Darrell) Karrinyup [email protected] 9448 0652 0417 188 651Lyon, John (Jan) Mosman Park‐Cottesloe [email protected] 9384 4154 0416 180 446 9264 1898Ma, Yamin Nedlands [email protected] 0488 014 400Malcolm, Keith (Kath) Mosman Park‐Cottesloe [email protected] 8 9336 1967 8 9443 2300

Rotarian (partner) Club Email Home Phone Mobile Business PhoneMalcolm, Miles (Marie) Mount Lawley [email protected] 419 914 096 0419 914 096 6296 5248Manning, Phil (Nola) Moora [email protected] 9651 1022 0428 511 022 9651 1022Manno, Larry (Joy) Mount Lawley [email protected] 9276 8774 0418 914 353Marchesani, Louis (Cheryl) Osborne Park [email protected] 9447 5778 0412 067 516 9344 5622Marfleet, Peter Dalkeith [email protected] 9386 3884Marinich, Ross Welshpool [email protected] 9409 8524 0419 914 908Martin, John Wyalkatchem 9682 1015 968 21015Martin, Peter Broome [email protected] 0408 223 328Martin, Suzanne (Phil) Ellenbrook [email protected] 0433 291 820Marzoli, Francesco (Rosa) Kalamunda [email protected] 9291 8808 0404 019 818 9293 1281Masters, Vaughan Batavia Coast [email protected] 0401 186 063 9900 9955Mattioli, Guy (Josephine) West Perth [email protected] 9203 7319 0410 556 361 9248 7904McAuliffe, John (Peta) Kununurra [email protected] 9169 1097 0448 774 135McAuliffe, Michael (Gillian) Scarborough [email protected] 9242 4384 0421 383 617 9445 1600McBain, Wilma Bay View Claremont [email protected] 0412 754 579 0412 754 579 9340 8573McCarthy, Jason (Jason) Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 0407 993 063McCaw, Giles (Megan) Hillarys [email protected] 9244 1315 0438 216 936 9488 1400McDonald, Wayne (Barbara) Karrinyup [email protected] 9243 3576 0448 255 745McFarlane, David (Margaret) Wongan Hills [email protected] 0428 743 031McGrath, Anthony (Shelley) Dalkeith [email protected] 9285 2242 0419 932 193Mcharrie, Graham (Anneitta) Cambridge [email protected] 9341 8299 0414 572 230McIvor, Kerry Crawley [email protected], Peter (Maureen) Hillarys [email protected] 9472 6420 0404 453 922 9439 0207McKerracher, Peter (Gillian) Matilda Bay [email protected] 9383 3272 0439 983 322 9211 5627McKnight, Amanda (David) Nedlands [email protected] 9387 6317 0409 132 372McLean, Allan Heirisson [email protected] 9271 3585 0411 721 851 0411 721 851McLeod, James Elizabeth Quay [email protected], Janet (Lindsay) Joondalup [email protected] 0418 954 011McLeod, Lindsay (Janet) Joondalup [email protected] 9405 3777 0422 887 569 0422 887 569McPherson, Norman (Alison) Moora [email protected] 9651 1801 0422 965 160McSkimming, Peter (Jean) Cambridge [email protected] 9421 1127

Rotarian (partner) Club Email Home Phone Mobile Business PhoneMetcalf, Lindsay (Tam) Ballajura‐Malaga [email protected] 0407 912 378 6317 4081Milburn, William (Jan) Mundaring [email protected], David (Bethwyn) Dalkeith [email protected] 9385 4142 0412 992 722 9483 0933Milton, John (Rosemary) Kalamunda [email protected] 9257 2024 0409 557 202Minciullo, Perette (Minciullo) Freshwater Bay [email protected] 0417 997 095Miskelly, Peter Wanneroo [email protected] 9405 4972Mitchell, Daniel Osborne Park [email protected] 0405 618 989 0405 618 989Mitchell, Donald (Glenys) Swan Districts [email protected] 0408 931 842 0408 931 842Mitchell, Heather (Wayne) Moora [email protected] 9653 1464 0448 244 443Mitchell, Michael (Jenny) Matilda Bay [email protected] 9382 3301 0414 440 528Morgan, James (Penny) Mundaring [email protected] 9574 7211 0428 747 211 9574 7211Morley, Lloyd Kununurra [email protected] 0428 820 585Moro, Kaye (Paul) Kalamunda [email protected] 9293 4832 0408 953 496 9293 4832Morrell, Fred (Helen) Ballajura‐Malaga [email protected] 9304 4590 0401 916 111 9249 9144Mort, Gary Joondalup [email protected] 9305 4046Mosel, Robert Geraldton [email protected] 0428 213 499Motta, David (Joan) Osborne Park [email protected] 9276 3585 0412 373 233 9480 0725Mudunkotuwa, Lahiru Freshwater Bay [email protected] 0421 314 252Mullan, John (Ann) Kalamunda [email protected] 9291 3035 0427 890 047 0427 890 047Mullin, Kenneth (Janette) Heirisson [email protected] 9272 5600 0414 521 390Murray, Ian Mount Lawley [email protected] 9276 7977 0414 927 679 0414 927 679Musarra, David Subiaco [email protected], Frank (Eileen) Cambridge [email protected] 6161 7764 0448 906 624 9441 9410Nedkoff, Nick (Anne) Karrinyup [email protected] 9446 1006 9446 1006Negri, Peter (Sue) Corrigin [email protected] 9063 2476Negri, Suzanne Corrigin [email protected] 9063 2476Nesbitt, Harry (Betty) Western Endeavour [email protected] 9388 8588 0409 663 242 9388 8588Nevin, Peter (Paula) Northbridge [email protected] 6142 9672 0421 280 379 9325 8266Nielsen, Mudji North Perth [email protected] 9326 2913 0411 163 714 0411 163 714Noordzy, Maarten Subiaco [email protected], Barbara (Kim) Northbridge [email protected] 9362 5372 0411 424 666 6164 6800

Rotarian (partner) Club Email Home Phone Mobile Business PhoneNuttall, William (Linley) Scarborough [email protected] 9343 6694 0411 236 762Obi, Felix Broome [email protected] 0414 870 217O'Callaghan, Stephen Midland [email protected] 0429 002 181 0429 002 181O'Leary, Jane (Brendan) Western Endeavour [email protected] 0409 229 519 0409 229 519O'Leary, Nathan (Louise) Balcatta [email protected] 0452 612 141 9302 0005Oliver, Ineke Swan Valley [email protected] 9206 3397 0408 772 100O'Malley, Kevin (Jennifer) Karrinyup [email protected] 0413 686 842Ooi, William North Perth [email protected] 9464 8803 0423 267 633Owen, Nigel (Lowie) Mindarie [email protected] 0439 943 999 9442 0000Paino, Christopher Matilda Bay [email protected] 9384 1436 0417 172 990 9481 5550Parker, Tony (Gaby) Western Endeavour [email protected] 0408 948 195 9215 8888Paterson, John (Judith) Nedlands [email protected] 9286 1561 0402 782 839Paull, Rob CorriginPeacock, Allan (Eva) Mundaring [email protected], Dan (Samantha Taylor) Kalamunda [email protected] 9293 1307 0400 209 823Peden, Graham (Susan) Perth [email protected] 9381 6680 0427 010 222 9322 9446Pelham, Peter (Judy) Mundaring [email protected] 9255 4989Penny, Robyn (Mike) Northbridge [email protected] 0400 249 277Perera, Darren (Natalie) Joondalup [email protected] 9305 4046 0439 906 558 9305 4046Perkins, Ray (Vivienne) Wanneroo [email protected] 9405 4066 0419 905 836 9405 1488Peters, Marie (Eddie) Swan Districts [email protected] 9274 4204 0438 988 204 9274 3555Petersen, Torben (Glenda) Swan Districts [email protected] 0419 946 619Phillips, Jacques Perth [email protected] 0400 830 193Pike, Greg (Sarah) Batavia Coast [email protected] 9938 1075 0427 190 007 9923 6200Pilcher, Jeremy (Kerry) Scarborough [email protected] 9448 2659 0428 911 505Pitcher, Betty Swan Valley [email protected] 9299 6623 0408 912 101Polain, Peter (Pam) Karrinyup [email protected] 9447 9137 0478 215 692Poll, Jaap Crawley [email protected] 9386 2045 0419 859 472Pollock, Brett (Jocelyn) Mosman Park‐Cottesloe [email protected] 9383 3078 0427 637 973Potts, Dee (Mark) Mundaring [email protected], Anthony (Edna) Swan Districts [email protected] 9276 1527 0418 927 620

Rotarian (partner) Club Email Home Phone Mobile Business PhonePower, David Broome [email protected], David (Dianne) Mosman Park‐Cottesloe [email protected] 9284 4440 0413 325 640Prunster, Carolyn (Peter) Karrinyup [email protected] 9448 3659 0417 979 411Prunster, Michael Moora [email protected] 9651 1037Prunster, Richard (Mark) Karrinyup [email protected] 9447 0569 0414 448 531 0402 060 353Puddey, Max (Jan) Cambridge [email protected] 9445 1089 0458 004 364 9428 5000Purslow, Michael Batavia Coast [email protected], Petronella (Giacomo) Belmont [email protected] 9408 0946 0404 033 916 9451 5406Reed, Kirstin Perth [email protected] 9321 4356 9321 4356Reed, William (Lorraine) Ellenbrook [email protected] 9296 0505 0414 295 176 9401 5699Robertson, Peter (Rebecca) Dalkeith [email protected] 0427 958 929 9386 8800Rodriguez, Frank (Jackie) Kununurra [email protected] 9169 3571 0417 941 550 9168 1118Roe, Meredith Geraldton [email protected], Don (Jenny) Geraldton [email protected] 9921 4110 0417 961 957 99 644079Roosendaal, Melissa‐Anne Nedlands [email protected] 9386 6766 0412 090 010Ross, Geoffrey (Soozie) Western Endeavour [email protected] 9384 2335 0417 881 148 9476 8523Royal, David (Julie) Matilda Bay [email protected] 9354 1518 0427 376 925 9457 5302Rush, Terry (Lilly) Welshpool [email protected] 9277 8813 0411 553 443 9470 6444Russell, Garry (Sharon) Mount Lawley [email protected] 0439 841 206 9229 7700Russell, Geoffrey (Maureen) Mount Lawley [email protected] 9302 4651 0439 841 206 9229 7700Russo, Charles Northbridge [email protected] 9383 7101 0407 426 229 9422 9880Ryniker, Colin Northbridge [email protected] 9454 7813 0455 500 608Saggers, David (Clare) Cambridge [email protected] 9387 3805 0417 973 122 9387 3805Samsa, Sheree Subiaco [email protected] 9388 1080Scarff, Clark (Sheila) Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 0419 918 385 0419 918 385 9921 1104Scarfone, Ross (Rita) Welshpool [email protected] 9294 2344 9362 9301Schelfhout, Peter (Carole) Mundaring [email protected], Ed (Miriam) Welshpool [email protected] 9277 5307Schooling, Chris (Trinh) Scarborough [email protected] 0419 943 937Scrivener, Nicky (Greg) Mundaring [email protected], Rajah (Jes) Freshwater Bay [email protected] 9389 1538 0408 921 076

Rotarian (partner) Club Email Home Phone Mobile Business PhoneSewell, Alan (Jan) Wongan Hills [email protected] 9672 1046 0427 721 046 9672 1046Sice, Lee (Leanne) Geraldton [email protected] 0417 733 203Siddall, David (Angela) Hillarys [email protected] 9307 7467 0420 789 664 9307 7467Sim, Wesley (Grace) Perth [email protected] 9384 3576 0411 603 936 0411 603 936Simpson, Peter (Jane) Scarborough [email protected] 9341 2364 0411 519 177 9242 4099Singh, Debbie (Richard) Wanneroo [email protected] 9405 7915Sirmulis, Ralph (Myrtle) Mindarie [email protected] 9304 9780 0417 201 867 0417 201 867Sivwright, Gregory (Clare) Batavia Coast [email protected] 9964 7388 0428 939 611Smith, Brian Matilda Bay [email protected] 9221 0420 0419 260 244 0419 260 244Smith, Geoffrey (Deb) Subiaco [email protected] 9387 8206 0408 950 868 0408 950 868Smith, Graeme (Susan) Wanneroo [email protected] 9447 4238Smith, Jill (Colin) West Perth [email protected] 9382 2470 0408 980 708 9244 2415Smith, Kimberley Dalkeith [email protected] 0421055 875Smith, Warwick Heirisson [email protected] 9330 1351 0419 967 628Somes, Kevin (Janet) Mosman Park‐Cottesloe [email protected] 9426 4567Spinelli, Peter (Marie) Welshpool [email protected] 9277 5307 0402 042 104Stewart, Christine (Ross) Matilda Bay [email protected] 6460 8713 0416 058 137Stewart, Peter (Rosanne) Osborne Park [email protected] 9448 1052 0422 408 647Stone, Peter Morley [email protected] 9478 2611Storer, Christine (Graham) Northam [email protected] 0447 926 231 9622 6733Strahan, Tim (Doris) West Perth [email protected] 9386 7675 0419 959 155 0419 959 155Sturrock, Kathryn Ballajura‐Malaga [email protected] 0448 239 150Svensson, Sue (Pete) Batavia Coast [email protected] 0429 621 018 9921 1278Tan, Ignatius (Judy) Matilda Bay [email protected] 0419 046 397Taylor, David (Marieke) Scarborough [email protected] 9386 3571 0418 902 982 9386 3571Taylor, Ian (Di) Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 9964 4576 0418 471 022 9920 8111Terwindt, Stephanie Elizabeth Quay [email protected] 0421 915 348Thompson, Marion Matilda Bay [email protected] 6651 9246 0418 181 716Thorniley, Colin (Valerie) Heirisson [email protected] 9470 4646 418 500 179Thornton, Barry Perth [email protected] 9315 1334 0411 557 328Thuijs, Thomas (Linda) Batavia Coast [email protected] 9964 9220 0419 926 764 9921 8218

Rotarian (partner) Club Email Home Phone Mobile Business PhoneThurston, Greg (Ros) Heirisson [email protected] 9401 0553 0417 177 837 9401 0553Tilbrook, Rhondda Matilda Bay [email protected] 9387 2246 0407 085 937Trenorden, Janice Wyalkatchem [email protected] 9682 5056 0428 825 056Trent, Kevin (Maureen) Northam [email protected] 0417 175 004Turnbull, Teresa Belmont [email protected] 0419 986 041 0419 986 041Uhe, David Swan Valley [email protected] 9250 5214 0419 904 010Vale, Elizabeth Kununurra [email protected] Delft, Catherine Mount Lawley [email protected] 0407 988 640 0407 988 640van Rensburg, Lea (Charl) Kalamunda [email protected] 9299 8586 0448 034 238Van Schie, Geoff Wongan Hills [email protected] 9671 1733 0408 912 973Van Vliet, Johannes (Gisela) West Perth [email protected] 9386 8182 0417 099 649 9382 2711Vandenberg, Robin (Chris) Karratha [email protected] Ende, Peter (Chris) Moora [email protected] 9651 1032 0473 029 489Vanirsen, Frits (Pat) Karrinyup [email protected] 9447 5072 0408 094 975Varian, Joan (Robyn) Wanneroo [email protected] 9243 9501 0409 594 353Veary, Roger (Pam) Cambridge [email protected] 9387 3887 0419 921 811Verlinden, Greg (Digna) Northam [email protected] 9622 2101 0419 944 592 9622 1238Wake, Jane Hillarys [email protected] 0432 743 644 0432 743 644Walker, Glenys Geraldton [email protected] 0400 216 543Wambua, Joseph Perth [email protected] 9443 7146 0403 745 217Wang, Vivian (Maz) Elizabeth Quay [email protected] 0430 319 687 9321 3542Ware, Christina Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 0429 793 471Warnock, Roderick (Willie) Mundaring [email protected] 0448 980 428 9295 1346Webb, Brian (Maxena) Northam [email protected] 9622 5859 0432 578 052 9622 5859Webber, Leanne Midland [email protected] 0437 373 021Webster, Peter Joondalup [email protected] 0490 764 311 0490 764 311 0490 764 311Wee, David (Sonia) Perth [email protected] 9322 7263 0412 932 345 0412 932 345Wehr, Nikki (Fred) Bay View Claremont [email protected] 0488 038 468Wendt, Margrit Nedlands [email protected] 9402 1910Weston, Martin Swan Districts [email protected] 0439 941 983 0439 941 983White, Geoffrey North Perth [email protected] 9272 8088 0412 657 900 0412 657 900

Rotarian (partner) Club Email Home Phone Mobile Business PhoneWhite, Robyn (Loren) Subiaco [email protected] 9381 4030 0409 889 056Whitley, Kevin (Helen) Midland [email protected] 9295 4561 0418 945 123Wickens, Peter (Patricia) Nedlands [email protected] 9364 2656 0404 039 677Wilke, Jenni Hillarys [email protected] 0403 167 982Williams, James Carnarvon [email protected] 0427 080 072Williams, Ron (Eileen) Corrigin [email protected] 9063 2458 0427 298 985Williamson, Byron Western Endeavour [email protected] 9381 5343Williamson, Mark (Marilyn) Mundaring [email protected] 9295 4359 9274 4411Willis, Evelyn (Bill) Broome [email protected] 9192 8444 0419 956 755 9192 8444Wilson, Ronald (Alison) Swan Valley [email protected] 9294 4804 0429 929 137 9294 2530Wiltshire, Bruce (Fay) Bay View Claremont [email protected] 9381 3458 0428 663 959Wiltshire, Steve (Maria) Nedlands [email protected] 9246 1524 0419 928 237Wood, Geoffrey (Sue) Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 9921 7383 0417 966 262Wood, Jeremy (Jeanette) Cambridge [email protected] 9341 5312 0400 505 255 0400 505 255Wood, Sheryl (Peter) Wyalkatchem [email protected] 9681 1051 0437 811 088Woodhams, Grant (Gabrielle) Geraldton‐Greenough [email protected] 9964 3648 0428 643 648Woods, Geoffrey (Janine) West Perth [email protected] 9285 0678 0422 319 948 9321 9768Yates, Martin (Clare) Morley [email protected] 9268 8286 0418 802 177Ye, Frank Karratha [email protected] 9263 7508


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