which is establishing a community now! SEASON'S GREETINGS 7th Aug 6:00pm Club Meeting - at Bobbio Restaurant, St Columban's College

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1 Club of Caboolture A Snake's Eye View 15th July 2018 Nothing more to say - it's gorgeous out!!! Next Speaker - Bring a Guest 17th of July - This week we'll be hosting the Principal of Tullawong Trees have been planted at the CREEC State School, Iqbal Singh. During his Playground, pictures have been hung in the tenure as Principal, Iqbal has been Caboolture Hospital, the weather is doing amazing things to engage his gorgeous, and avocados and strawberries 3 SPECIALTY COFFEE DRINKS TO KEEP school community, the latest of just don't YOU get any WARM better 2 than they are right which is establishing a community now! SEASON'S GREETINGS centre at the 1 School. Iqbal will give us some insight as to the scope of the project, and ways in which we can help in getting this amazing service up and running. While we find a new home... We're currently looking for a more permanent place to meet, but in the meantime the next few club and board meetings will be held in the Bobbio Restaurant at St Columban's College. Upcoming Meetings and Activities... THE BEST HOT CHOCOLATE RECIPE 3 17th Jul 6:00pm Club Meeting - at Bobbio Restaurant, St Columban's College. Guest Speaker Iqbal Singh (Principal of Tullawong State School) 25th Jul 7:30pm Vocational visit to Caboolture SES 7th Aug 6:00pm Club Meeting - at Bobbio Restaurant, St Columban's College - Guest Speaker author Phillip Bradley 14th Aug 6:00pm Club business meeting - Bobbio Restaurant, St Columban's College - all members welcome BEST GIFTS FOR THE COFFEE LOVER 4 Access gain be gained via the Pettigrew Street Entrance to the College - just make a beeline for the huge building, and head on through the gym area to the restaurant behind.

2 02 What You May Have Missed... On the 3rd of July we hosted Jacque Lachmund, CEO of Australia's CEO Challenge. Jacque spoke of her own personal experience as a victim of Domestic Violence, of how her then organisation supported her in breaking the cyble, and how this experience inspired her to start working with others to educate others about Domestic Violence and the far-reaching impact that this has in the community. Her current role recognises that organisational culture is built from the top down, and therefore she aims to engage our business leaders to educate them on how they might encourage their staff to break the silence around domestic violence. It's Election Time in our region... and this is really too easy! Click Here to Learn More

3 03 Spotlight On... Providing Clean Water A nation-wide Rotary water project in Lebanon has delivered a surprising outcome in terms of uniting leaders across the country. The project, which commenced in 2011, aims to provide schools across the country with new tanks and water filters. The focus on providing this basic human right to the country's children has also seen leaders promote peace across the country. Given the diversity of religion, culture and political beliefs across the country, and the history of violence in Lebanon, this is an outstanding example of what can be achieved when we step outside ourselves to look at the bigger picture. WHS Reminders - stay safe! This is so dangerous! You should never drink Alcohol in the pool!

4 04 Out and About! Images of Artwork for the Children's Playground at the Caboolture Hospital, the CREEC Tree Planting, and the dedication of the Jenny Fourez Park. Have something important to say? Articles, Community Event notices and photographs are always welcome - please any submissions through to Heather Depasquale. Please keep any articles to 2-3 paragraphs long. Next Deadline: 27th of July

5 Event Advertisements 05 Sunshine Coast Rotaract are hosting a fundraiser night on the 22nd July supporting an International Project in partnership with Rotaract Silay. The Spark up Dreams, Light up Homes Project aims to provide solar LED lamps to kids living in rural areas of the Philippines. Mamma Mia - Here we go again, the long awaited sequel is a fun movie loaded with all of your favourite ABBA songs. Come along to find out how it all began while singing along to your favourite tunes. Tickets are $25.00 per person and include a welcome drink and nibbles. Date Claimer World Polio Eradication Dinner 24th October 2018 To be held at Club Pine Rivers Cnr Sparkes and Francis Roads Brae Park 4500 Price $35 each

6 06 Likeable Links These are just a couple of articles that may be of interest - click on the hyperlinks to find out more. Princess Ann Recognises Rotary's efforts in the battle against Polio A bit about Barry - Rotary Downunder gives the scoop on the New RI President And the answer to the question that has been on everyone's mind... Until next time...