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Another bunch of old photos, back when we has some hair.

 

 

 

Teddy Bears Picnic

 

Another great day in the park for the kiddies, and not including the big kiddies.

 

 

More historic photos of the Rotary Club of Forest Lake

 

 

 

 

Hmmm, you ask yourself how I can help the community and provide a better place for all; and you search the web for worthy service club and find Rotary International. However, after investigating a bit further into it, you find that membership into a Rotary club is by invitation only and there is a requirement to hold (or be retired from) a professional, proprietary, executive, managerial, or community position.

 

This is far from the truth for the Rotary Club of Forest Lake, as we have a dedicated Membership Director who is incredibly willing to assist and guide you in joining one of the best service clubs on this planet. I’m a bit biased on this subject, as I do enjoy my Rotary and making people smile; simple isn’t it.

 

 

An information night telling you all about Rotary, with nibbles to boot. Join us for a night packed with informative presentations, or simple join us for some mate-ship, not forgetting the nibbles. Registration can be found at:

 

https://rotaryforestlake.com/event/membership-night/ or in the calendar page.

 

 

 

Just a quick note, the Kite Festival, which was to be held at the Polaris Wetlands on 10 Jul 2021 has been canceled, another casualty of COVID 19.

 

 

Another great movie night, we even ran out of stock; a large crowd crowd was awesome to see.

 

 

 

With COVID 19 drastically restricting gatherings, it was an absolute pleasure to assist Councillor Angela Owen and her very professional team of volunteers in conducting this year’s Citizenship Ceremony at the Calamvale Community College. Every year, Councillor Angela Owen introduces a new and interesting facet into the ceremony; and this year, she did disappoint; welcoming all of the new Australian Citizens in their native language was impressive.
 
With the distances between every chair being measured, online attendance, temperatures being taken prior to entering the Calamvale Community College’s hall and the well organised check-in process ensured that the ceremony was safe as possible. All these additional requirements did not distract from a ceremony and was a pleasure to see that all attendees followed the additional safety requirements.

 

The Rotary Club of Forest Lake is back, and after a couple months of the COVID-19 Pandemic isolation, the club is extremely keen to shake off the ball and chain. If you are in need of fellowship, especially after being in isolation, and have an urge to help the community and those in need, The Rotary Club of Forest Lake is the what the doctor has ordered. We are small club, and we welcome all prospective and new members with open arms.