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#44 Girl Guides - Meal@Girl Guides Hall
May 15, 2025
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#45 James Atkinson [Fairbrother] -Tea@Bull & Mouth
May 22, 2025
6:15 pm – 8:00 pm -
[TUE] Board Meeting 7PM Zoom
May 27, 2025
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm -
#46 Progressive Dinner - 122 Nelson St.
May 29, 2025
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JUNE IS ROTARY FELLOWSHIPS MONTH
Jun 01, 2025
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#47 Bike Ride Review - Max Berry - Meal@Golf
Jun 05, 2025
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[TUE] Program Committee - Zoom 7pm
Jun 10, 2025
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm






Dogs, cats, rabbits, and other pets took center stage during a Blessing of the Animals event co-organized by the Rotary Club of Tehuacán Granadas in Puebla state in January. “Around 1,000 pets and approximately 3,000 people attended the event this year,” reports Paola Ortiz Gómez, president of the club, which partnered with TAC Una Protección al Entorno A.C., a nonprofit organization dedicated to the protection of animals. Click "Read more..."



Questions 51-60
#51--What countries experienced new cases of the Wild Polio virus in 2024?
#52--What are the two types of Rotary grants now available as part of Rotary Foundation Grants?
#53--What are the Seven areas of Focus for Rotary Foundation Global Grants?
#54—What is the first question of the Rotary Four Way Test?
#55--In how many countries does Rotary have clubs (to the nearest 100)?
#56--What is the mission of the Rotary Foundation?
#57--What is the Rotary Foundation's current motto?
#58—According to the Standard Constitution, what are the current attendance requirements for Rotarians?
#59—How can clubs avoid the attendance requirements?
#60—What are Rotary member Classifications?
NOTE: Answers can be found below.
Now that the new Hospital has been opened we can show more of the pictures we took during our recent tour.





Answers 51-60
(Q51—Afghanistan & Pakistan)
(Q52--District Grants and Global Grants)
(Q53--Peace, Water, Maternal Health, Child Health, Literacy, Economic Development, The Environment)
(Q54—Is it the truth?)
(Q55--200)
(Q56--Advance world understanding and peace through improvements in health, education and the alleviation of poverty)
(Q57--Doing good in the world)
(Q58--Attend or make up at least 50 percent of regular club meetings or satellite club meetings; engage in club projects, events, and other activities for at least 12 hours in each half of the year; or achieve a proportionate combination of both; and attend at least 30 percent of their current club’s regular meetings or satellite club meetings or engage in club projects, events, and other activities in each half of the year.)
(Q59—Include different requirements in their club’s own set of by-laws)
(Q60--Each member shall be classified in accordance with the member’s business, profession, occupation, or community service. The classification shall describe the principal and recognized activity of the member’s firm, company, or institution, the member’s principal and recognized business or professional activity, or the nature of the member’s community service activity. The board may adjust a member’s classification if the member changes positions, professions, or occupations)



RIP Rob McDougall





















They have also provided support to a local orphanage providing desks and chairs for study and arranged several trips to Ambon to complete any work that may be needed like painting of dorms to providing labour to create a vegetable patch. Wendouree breakfast Rotary Club should be very proud of the work they have achieved in Ambon and will continue to do.
Robs passion for Ambon came through and we hope Maryborough Rotary Club can provide some support into the future as a trusted international project. If anyone would like to know more or would like to provide services to Rob and his team please reach out to Rebecca Lowery and she will arrange contact with Rob.


Motto: Service Above Self
Maryborough, VIC 3465
Australia