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Rotary Exchange student, Martina Navarria arrived last week for her year- long stay in Warragul with the Rotary Club of Warragul. Martina comes from Italy and lives in Darfo about 100km north east of Milan. .jpg) Chris Morris club youth director welcomes Martina Navarria to Melbourne |
.jpg) This year’s Rotary Club of Warragul change-over was a champagne afternoon tea held at Wesley of Warragul. With over fifty people in attendance guests included District Governor Adrian Froggatt and District Governor Elect Mark Humphries and their partners, Ruth mele carlot from the Port Villa (Vanuatu) Rotary Club and 2016 club exchange Dutch student Vivian Eschuis. |
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.png) Building business resilience is the focus of an annual fund raising dinner to be held by the Rotary Club of Warragul. The dinner, to be held on Monday 1st April, will enable businesses attending to network, hear new ideas and contribute funds to a worthy local cause. |
 MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF WARRAGUL HAVE A SAFE AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. |
 Rotary Club of Warragul Art Show Raffle proceeds presentation. The Rotary Club of Warragul Art Show Committee presented the Warragul Specialist School with a cheque for $6500.00 being the funds raised from their Art Show Raffle this year. Pictured above is Alesha Marshall (Assistant Principal Warragul Specialist School), Ross Dawson (President Rotary Club of Warragul), Chris Giles, Bob Lewis (Art Show Chairman) and Janelle Moxey. |
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The Warragul Rotary Club Art Show for 2018 finishes today. You still have time to drop in and see some great artwork. The Art Show is open Today Sunday from 10.00am to 5.00pm. At the Exhibition Hall Howitt Street Warragul.    |
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ROTARY 2018 ART SHOW UNDERWAY The Rotary Art Show opening was Thursday Night with Judging complete and the following awards presented. Best In Show-"Guitar Player" Artist Wei Luo Best Gippsland Artist: "Chase KelpieX" Artist Gael Smith Best Oil: "Yellow Still Life with Painting" Artist Sue Jarvis Best Watercolour: "Landscape from Tyers Lookout" Artist Ken Downs Best Pastel/Drawing: "Seduced Small Tongue Orchid" Artist Geoff Sargeant Best Mixed Media: "R&R. I am at a meeting" Artist Lilliana Gilford Best Digital Painting: "Untitled" Artist Robin Rinehart Best Ceramics: "As One" Artist Judi Money Best Other 3D: Wooden Box Artist Patrick Johnson Best Acrylic: High Country Snow Gums II" Artist Rosalind Godman Encouragement Awards went to : Jeff Thege, Constance Cox, Skylar Saltness, Keith Blake Congratulations to All the Winners. The Art Show is Open Saturday 20th October and Sunday 21st October from 10.ooam to 5pm. At the Exhibition Hall Howitt Street Warragul.    |
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Rotary Art Show. This years Raffle Prize for the Rotary Art Show was donated by Graeme Myrteza of Thorpdale. All proceeds from this years raffle will be donated to the Warragul Specialist School.  |
 Left to right - Janne Speirs (District Govenor) with past club presidents Don Cumming, Jacquey Turner and Jim Harper  Left to right - Janne Speirs (District Governor), Ross Dawson (current President) and Peter Dell (Past President) A re-enactment of the Rotary Club of Warragul charter presentation was a highlight of the club’s recent 80th birthday celebration dinner. The dinner was an opportunity for a reunion of past and present members, past club presidents and friends of Rotary. |
.jpg) District Governor Janne Speirs inducts Ross Dawson as Warragul Rotary President. Left to right Vaughan Fox, Janne Speirs and Ross Dawson
The Warragul Rotary Board for 2018/19. Left to right – Rosemary Allica, Diane Carson, Andrea Klindworth, Richard Habgood, Ross Dawson, Lyn Bennett-Colls, Ian Holdsworth, Vaughan Fox, Chris Morris and Andrew Lewis.
The changeover dinner for the Rotary Club of Warragul saw Ross Dawson installed as the President for 2018/19.
In outlining his plans for the upcoming year Ross committed the club to continue its contribution to both the local community and wider Rotary activities. “Fund raising, making donations and initiating new community projects are all strengths of the club” said Ross. |
.jpg) Vaughan Fox thanks his partner and congratulates members for a perfect attendance record for the year. Left to right Roger Colls, Lyn Bennett-Colls, Vaughan Fox, Janet MacDonald and Andrew Lewis. In opening his report to the club, retiring club President Vaughan Fox reflected proudly and somewhat emotionally on his year as the President of the Rotary Club of Warragul.
Vaughan said the role as President had taken him right out of his comfort zone. “For me this has been a personal journey of self discovery and I rate it as one of the big achievements of my life” said Vaughan. “I would strongly encourage all club members to take on the role of the club President, no matter what your doubts may be.” |
 Warragul Rotary Club member Anthea Dacy spoke to club members about the important and impressive work of Rotary’s Donations-In-Kind (DIK) program.
DIK is a recycling operation run by Rotary that specialises in collecting reusable goods that are then donated to worthwhile Rotary projects primarily in overseas countries. |
 Award recipients  Mark Schramm from Small Business Commission with Rotarians Pat O'Brien and Vaughan Fox Ten local small businesses were recently recognised by the Rotary Club of Warragul for demonstrating outstanding qualities in their operation. Representatives from each of the business received an award certificate at a presentation dinner held at The Black Tie restaurant. |
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The Rotary Club of Warragul is conducting its Annual Business Dinner on Tuesday 27th February 2018 with Mary Aldred the Committee for Gippsland Inc CEO as the guest speaker. .jpg) |
  Warragul Rotary recently made a donation of $5,000 to Warragul disability service provider, Mawarra for the purchase of tablet devices for use by clients at the Centre. |
 Warragul Rotary recently made a donation of $2,000 to the Baw Baw Combined Churches Food Relief to assist with the purchase of food for needy clients. “The Warragul Rotary club has been a long time supporter of the local food relief program” says club President Vaughan Fox. “We have donated both money and provided help to set up the centre.” |
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Tree Prices - small $40, medium $45 and large $50 Tree stands $35 For more information contact Richard Habgood 0417 530 540 or 5626 8379  |
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Our Club’s History It was the Rotary Club of Dandenong with the assistance of the Rotary Club of Melbourne who chose to survey Warragul in late 1937 to look at the possibility of a new Rotary club. The first gathering of prospective Warragul Rotarians took place early in 1938 at the Affleck Street home of Hedley Heighway, who was to become the Warragul Club’s first President. The Rotary Club of Warragul was formally admitted to Rotary International on 13th July 1938. A ‘Big Night’ was organised to celebrated the establishment of the club and was held in the Warragul Palais (now the TattsLotto agency and the Priceline chemist) on Saturday 24 September 1938. Over 250 people were present to witness the presentation of the Charter. There was a big contingent of supporters from the Rotary Clubs of Melbourne, Dandenong, Sale and Bairnsdale with Rotarians also coming from Tasmania, South Australia, New South Wales and many parts of Victoria. The Charter was presented to President Hedley A. Heighway by District Governor J Burgess Watt. To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the establishment of the Rotary Club of Warragul a comprehensive history of the club was prepared and released. |
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