All stock must go to make way for renovations!

Clearance Sale!

Don't miss out!

Sale must end soon!

While stocks last!

 

All of the above refer to our magnificent Lake Breeze red wine bottled in 2019 so has some great bottle age.

Please see Ian Elston to obtain your dozen. Please make payment to attendance officers BEFORE seeing Ian.

As always, drink in moderation and alcohol should not be consumed by those pregnant

The Murray Bridge Regional Gallery was home to the official opening of the Murray Bridge Rotary Art Show. Sunday's large gathering heard from Judge Maz McGann who provided insights into her decision making. First Prize in the 2D section known as the Jean Simms Art Prize was Carole Bann (Whence it came). First Price in the 3D section was Rose Walker (Afternoon reflection - Murray River). First Prize in the Photographic section know as the Andrew Hay Photographic Prize was Jasmin Feneley (In flight). A full list of winners will appear shortly on the web page https://www.murraybridgeartshow.com.au/ . Congratulations to all winners and those who entered the exhibition. The Gallery is open all week with the exemption of Mondays. Please visit and enjoy this wonderful display.

 

Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th May has been a weekend of learning for the coming Rotary year. Murray Bridge Rotary Club was represented by five members who heard from many presenters who particularly focused on the upcoming pilot which will see a change in the way Rotary is managed with increased opportunity for Club to collaborate and instead of replication of roles across our Zone. A Regional Council with a range of specialists will provide support to Clubs and Members. This is an exciting time as District Governor Elect, Marie-louise Lees introduced the annual theme "The Magic Of Rotary".

 

Last Tuesday evening the Rotary Club of Murray Bridge heard from new Rotarian, Caitlin Lennon. Caitlin informed us about the Rotary program known as RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Award) and the amazing benefits gained from participation. The program is targeted toward young people in the 18 - 25. Applications for the next program to be held in September close on 31st August.
Visit https://ryla9510.org/ for more information and booking. In addition, Caitlin spoke about another passion of establishing a Rotaract Club in the Adelaide Hills. Rotaract is essensially a younger version of Rotary with a less formal structure. An information evening has been planned for 4th April.
Visit https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557037117523 for more information.
The image below shows Caitlin on left, President Gordon centre and Chair Lyn on the right

 

 

 

 

 

   

Draw Date	Value	Winning No.	Winner	Location	Sold by
30.4.24	100	400	Annette Nelson	Murray Bridge	Mobilong Rotary
	30	193	Bruce Yip	Ballina	Mypolonga school
	20	531	Peter Jarvis	Berri	J. Reddin

Australian Rotary Health is about improving life for ALL Australians through Mental Health Research, Education and Awarness. It invests millions each year and is one of the largest independant funders of mental health within Australia. It provides funding towards research grants, fellowships, and PhD scholarships focused on finding preventative and curative solutions for mental illness. From 2023 the funding will narrow to the mental health of children from 0 to 12 Years of age. Funding also goes to scholarships for rural medical and nursing students, as well as indigenous health students. This morning 72 participated in breakfast cooked by the Rotarians then the 9am shotgun start at the picturesque Murray Bridge Golf Course, a full complement for an Ambrose competition. Lunch commenced at 12noon and was followed by prizes and acknowlegments for the various winners. The real winner was Australian Rotary Health and the community for further funding to contribute to solving one of the world largest current issues, mental health. John Scarvelis