REPORTS
P.P. STEPHEN MILLS:
Soldier Settlement Project to be unveiled Saturday 26th March. The monument in Memorial Park will feature a central map with panels on either side with names and photographs.
Stephen thanked Scott Dealy for his work on the design concept.
Format of the unveiling will include a BBQ lunch, official unveiling, afternoon tea followed by a get together dinner at the Shamrock Hotel. On the Sunday the Historical Society will be open with relevant displays.
SECRETARY JENNIFER RODGER:
Report from District on youth activities with National Youth Science to be held next year, RYPEN cancelled, Youth Exchange on hold, Debate cancelled.
Multi District PETS on 5th & 6th March.
P.P. LOU HAMON:
Art & Craft Exhibition committee meeting tonight to check on progress and identify any tasks to be undertaken.
P.E. REX SHIELDS:
Launch of Numurkah Community Aged Care Bus Project this Saturday in Newman Square. BBQ, 2 Fire Engines, NCN booth, Cobram Bus, Icey poles and orange juice for kids.
Media release in Wednesday's Numurkah Leader, with flyers and tins to be distributed early in the week.
Like to see a sea of blue shirts!
P.P. CHRIS SUTTON:
Reported that the $410 raised last year for Foundation has now been forwarded.
Orange juice machine made ready for Saturday, with oranges sourced.
P.P. JOHN WATSON:
John drew members attention to the fact that the Rotary logo was missing from the town south entrance sign.
GARRY McNAMARA:
Due to staff shortage at the Primary School as a result of COVID isolations, there will be floating staff at the Breakfast Club.
P.P. KATE HODGE:
Kate reported she had been advised by Bruce McNair that a guest speaker could be arranged for "Rotarians Against Malaria".
