the guest speaker, David Parkin, coming to talk about all things AFL. Guests and members
alike dressed in their favourite footy colours making the room very colourful. I trust there will
be a similar turnout next week for Michael Stillwell, partner of Jillian Woinarski, when he
comes to tell us all about his role as our Local Community Leader. Michael comes to the role
with vast experience in Rotary, including as an Assistant Governor, and as a mentor for
small business owners, so we have much to gain from working with him.
FORaMEAL has been going great guns this month, with another packing event at
Camberwell Grammar today . What a powerhouse Nora, Doug and the team
have been!
Sunday Market volunteers have been having better weather lately and this Sunday looks like
being lovely-I’ll really enjoy my shift chatting to locals and visitors. Lili-Ann’s story last week
on the Market was spot on.
The RIMERN team just get on with it, though they will miss Rob Simpson while he is
overseas.
Thank you, John Braine, for taking on attendance and meeting organization duties in Rob’s
absence. Remember to let JB know by the previous Thursday if your aren’t coming to the
next meeting, or the names of any guests.
A huge thank you to David Chivers for taking on the lead for Wear the Wattle, an important
source of revenue for the club. He will be calling on people to become involved, but don’t
wait to offer to help in reinvigorating this important project.
I’m very pleased that my ‘pink bin’ recycling has developed a following. Thank you to those
who each week bring and donate their 10c recycling bottle and cans. I may have to expand
to a bigger container!
A wonderful thing about this club is that people who take on jobs are so motivated and
beaver away at their roles. More stories and about these activities would be great to share,
so please send these to Tony Laycock. Look out for the interview with me, your pres ,when I
was interviewed live last Friday night on the Rotary and Community Services Radio Show.
Tony will put it on the club website soon.
September is a very busy month for exciting events so make sure you add these to your
calendar and refer to the fliers for more details:
- Thursday 5th, Women’s Health & Wellbeing Panel morning at Canterbury Neighborhood Centre
Thursday 5 September
10am -12pm
Canterbury Community Precinct,
2 Kendall Street, Canterbury VIC 3126
$15 for session - Women's Health Week Event (socialplanet.com.au)
Empower your Health & Vitality: A Women’s Wellness Morning.
Join us for a heartwarming morning dedicated to women’s health and wellness!
Our expert panelists include:
Dr Betty Chetcuti - Psyhcologist
Dr Sarah Whitburn - Deputy Medical Director Sexual Health Victoria
Dr Pheng Low GP - Lifestyle Medicine Coach / TEDx Speaker
Dr Caitlin Parker - Osteopath - Oaktree Osteopathy
Linda Terlikar-Legras - Awarded PT, Health & Wellness Coach and Speaker
Join these inspiring women as they share insights and tips on various aspects of health and wellbeing. This incredible event offers a supportive and welcoming space to learn practical knowledge and strategies to enhance your vitality and zest for life.
Embrace the opportunity to connect with like minded women and take charge of your health journey.
- Saturday 7th, Visit Ashwood High School Community Garden and have free pizza, cooked in their own pizza oven. This replaces our meeting on 9th September so get along AND Please tell Roger if you are coming.
- Sunday 8th, Learn about reducing costs and what are the newest technologies at the Electrify Boroondara Expo. Last year’s was fabulous and very informative so don’t miss out! Flyer below
- Movie night coming up so keep up to date with the Canterbury Buzz to find out what where and when!