Visit by our District Governor on 19 August 2019
Become a Friend of ROMAC - Harold Sharp invites Rotarians to become a Friend of ROMAC
Past District Governor Harold Sharp is the new Fundraising Director ROMAC
Mob: 0411 044 691
Email: Fundraising@romac.org.au
Rotarians who have been around for years, know that ROMAC is a major Australian Multi-District Project, that has been around for some 30 years and has been renewing, no, rebuilding Children from overseas.
To keep ROMAC floating well, it needs ongoing funding. In the letter below, Harold invites all Rotarians to take ROMAC 'under their wing' and make sure the future of ROMAC is guaranteed!!
1) Have a read.
2) Ring Harold and ask him about his new role!
3) Consider your future as a Rotarian.
Visit by our District Governor on 19 August 2019
Annual Trivia Night
PP Andre Hariman from the Rotary Club of Chatswood Sunrise visited our Club to announce the second annual Trivia Night will be held on Saturday 31 August 2019, with the proceeds going to Rotary Projects.
In her, Farewell as President speech, Sue gave an excellent Revue of the year's activities, thanking all those members involved in making 2018-2019 Rotary year such an exciting year for the Crows Nest Club. Through all our achievements, in Community, Youth, International, and Foundation, culminating in our 50th Birthday celebrations.
For the details of the full speech, please refer to the stories section in the Newsletter below.
Photos from a recent Pride of Workmanship Award Ceremony
All Pride of Workmanship Awardees:
and the three Rotary Club of Crows Nest Awardees; below; Jerico Navea ( Phoenix House)
Guilda Bou Jaoude (Cisco)
and Misaki Okui (Veterinary Practice)
Purchase of an MRI Coil for head trauma
PP Peter Coote, PP Angelo Raveane and President Sue recently attended a 'Thank You Morning Tea' at Royal North Shore Hospital (RNSH) Imaging Unit. The Rotary Club of Crows Nest contributed $3,000.00 towards the purchase of this vital piece of equipment. "We were intrigued to see what the MRI coil looked like and we listened to the talk given by the representative from Phillips, the manufacturer, as to the workings and the enhanced imaging this coil provides. We learnt that this new machine has increased the imaging capabilities twofold", advised President Sue!
The RNSH Pink Ladies Team together with five local Rotary Clubs collaborated and a District Grant was approved to help fund the purchase of the MRI coil.
On the 30th of April 2019, the Rotary Club of Crows Nest celebrated the 50th anniversary of our charter. There were in excess of 100 guests in attendance including the president of our club Sue Raveane, District Governor Susan Wakefield, the premier of NSW – The Honourable Gladys Berejiklian, The Federal Member for North Sydney – Trent Zimmerman. Multiple past district governors, past and present members of the club, partners and guests.
