I am Vasyl Mykuliak, philanthropist from Ukraine, Rotary District 2230. I am officially recognized as benefactor in 2007-2008 for my personal contribution and assistance of rotary movement in Ukraine. I made a direct assistance through Rotary Club of Ternopil where I was recognized as benefactor.

From 2 to 13 July I plan to be in Australia in tourist travel. During this camping trip I would like to have a friendly meeting with members of your club.

I am the owner of realtor company “Oke’y”. I have interest in establishing friendly contacts with members of your club who have business in this area.

Do you have such members in your club? It would be nice to feel a friendly atmosphere at the meeting of your club.

Please can I attend meetings of your club from 2 to 13 July.

I would appreciate a quick answer, because I need to approve the plan of my trip to Sydney.

Philanthropist 2007-2008.
Rotary Ukraine
Vasyl Mykuliak

My name is Sam MacIntyre and I currently attend school at Hutchins. I am interested in attending the NYSF (National Youth Science Forum, http://www.nysf.edu.au), due to my passion for maths and science. As a recent immigrant to Australia, I would also like to take this opportunity to see more of the country. In order to apply to the NYSF, I require sponsorship (in the form of financial support/fundraising support etc). Therefore, I would be very grateful if you would consider sponsoring/partially sponsoring me to participate in this fantastic opportunity. Thank you for your time.

I just wanted to let you know that as a result of the article about your club in Rotary Downunder for July 2011 I am leading a toast to you all in our international toast slot this evening. I am a member of the Cromwell Club in Central Otago in District 9980 in NZ.

We meet the same time and day as you do although given the time diference our meeting will be closing as yours is beginning.

I am very impressed by your inclusion of your children in the life of your club. GO YOU

Take care and all the best for your Club Assembly this evening.

Sally Angus (Cromwell Rotary, New Zealand)

I am a member of Winchester UK Rotary Club and will be in Tasmania from the 7th – 20th October staying with my family who live in Hobart. I would like to visit your Club at the Hotel Grand Chancellor and would appreciate it if you will confirm your day and time of meetings. I did visit you Club two years ago which I enjoyed.

Yours in Rotary

Braham
(Braham Fredman)

I will be in Perth, Claremont for about 8 days from 15-21. I would like to make-up at one of the nearest Club in Claremont. Kindly provide some emails to these clubs if you have them to enable me to attend one of the meetings. Your club is nearby to Claremont – there was no detail in the website about this club. Please advise me.

I am staying with my brother-in-law – Dr. James Yuen with a group of relatives.

I am Past President of the Rotary Club of Kinta chartered in 1980. I am of the few chartered member still tin the club. Next Year I will be the AG for Group 5. This year I serve the club as secretary.

Thank you. Yours in Rotary Service

Robin Arumugam.

My name is Lowilla Okello and I’m the Coordinator for ” Young Seeds School Project” aimed to sponsor orphnas and Disdavantaged children in South Sudan remote Village of Pajok. Many of the children have returned to sudan after from refugee Camps. There is no property education in the village and “Young Seeds” is helping to sponsor and build school in the village.

I’m happy to be a Guest Speaker at your Club to share my story with you when invited to do so.

Thank you
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Thanks for your interest.

We have 2 types of member sketch – international and vocational.

At most meetings a member will be rostered to do a 5 minute international sketch. They can tell the club about any rotary project from somewhere around the world (including Australia). Members tend to either seach on the internet or use one of the rotary magazines. We find that these sketches can be inspiring and interesting. They also give members a professional development opportunity by speaking in front of the club.

Once a month at our committee meetings (which we have instead of a normal club meeting) a member is rostered for a vocational sketch. This 5 minute sketch could be focused on the member’s current job or cover an overview of their life story and how they have come to be in their current vocation.

Finally, yes we roster our money collector, which works well. The money collector is also responsible for bringing a raffle prize and is not required to pay the admin fee that night.

Cheers
Paul Sayer
IPP, Foundation Director