Page 3 - Rotary Matters - March 2023

Clubs continue to support Rotary projects. The Rotary Clubs of Campbelltown and Magill Sunrise enticed
us to put on the walking shoes and stroll along the
Linear Park to support the Lift the Lid campaign.

It was also during February that we were finally able
to attend the Rotary Club of Campbelltown Cars on
the Park. Cancelled last year twice because of both
heat and rain, but triumphed (not the car) with
perfect weather this time round. It was an event
that attracted patrons and car enthusiasts of all ages.
An event where the Rotary signage was plentiful and
few would have gone home not knowing that Rotary
is part of their community.

Craft and Chit Chat was the basis of the meeting
at the Rotary Club at Largs Bay. A really enjoyable
meeting to attend and appreciate the different ways that club members can be drawn together.

How energetic they were with the fingers and the tongues didn’t do a bad job with the Chit Chatter.
Although Kathryn became a little concerned that some of the craft works could be completed in a night,
compared to her bib and brace pants that she started making for our eldest nephew forty years ago.
They remain in the sewing basket at the “pinned together” stage.

The provisional members at Lightsview are also meeting in a different way to most clubs, they promote
flexible meetings, fewer meetings but want to be engaged with more activities, they are establishing
partnerships and are attracting a diverse and committed group of people.

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