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The 2019 annual Rotary Art Exhibition and Sale, a joint project of the Melville and Applecross Rotary Clubs, was from Monday 17 June to Sunday 23 June in the Garden City Shopping Complex during the Centre's standard opening hours.
If you give people the opportunity they can achieve outstanding things.
It's this simple philosophy that inspires a lot of the work Applecross Rotary does, locally and further afield.
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Our members come from all walks of life - we're engineers, lawyers, marketeers, scientists, educators, farmers and retailers, the list goes on - and we range in age from our early 20s through to mid 80s. The commonality we share is an interest in using our time, skills and energy to improve the lives of others . And we like to have fun while we do it!
Our projects are equally varied. From our much-loved Rotary Jacaranda Festival, the Pride of Workmanship Awards, a local Art Show and Sale, numerous youth initiatives as well as supporting indigenous, mental health and women's refuge projects and delivering major heath and water based projects that will save lives.... we're an ambitious club with the power to get things done.
Applecross Rotary meets weekly but we've embraced a more flexible approach to membership.
We meet Tuesday mornings at 7am for a 7.30am start, at the Dome Café, Deep Water Point, Mt Pleasant.
We love to welcome visitors so feel free to get in touch and arrange to come along to one of our meetings or regular social events to try us on for size. If you're interested in finding our more about becoming a member please drop us a line.
A Pride of Workmanship Award was made to Joseph Florio, of Visionary in Petra St, East Fremantle on 21st May 2019. Joe is an Optician who provides valuable services and support to clients. This award acknowledges a person, who displays outstanding qualities with respect to attitude, approach, dedication and commitment. It covers all aspects of work performance and ethics, including quality of output, safety, initiative and sense of responsibility.
Rapid disease detection saves lives in Sri Lanka
Story by Dr Enoka Corea MD PhD and PDG John Kevan
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Teaching Hospital Jaffna Laboratory
Observing PCR equipment in operation.
Rear. Dr Enoka Corea, University of Colombo, PP Nadaraja Saravanapavan,
RC Colombo South, Dr Rajanthi Ramachandran, now Consulting Microbiologist.
In chair. Mark Mithulan, Microbiology Laboratory Technician.
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