Events

Meet from 5.30 for a meal, drink and fellowship. Meeting commences at 6.45

Come and enjoy some fellowship at Chillax Chinese Restaurant in Beelier Dr, Yangebup.  Please make sure you respond to invite as we require at least 24 attendees and as there has been a banquet organised with a good range of dishes we need to know numbers. Based on 24  the cost will be $27 per person payable on the night.

Cheers

Nat

This is a Community Contribution we have undertaken for several years. Event runs 10.00 to 1.00. Meet at 9.00 for set up and start cooking.

Hi Everyone,

We have been invited to come along and have pizza's cooked for us and see how the community garden is coming along.

Please RSVP asap so we can give the numbers for catering.

Thanks

Nat

5.30 for dinner drinks and fellowship. Meeting commences at 6.45

Meeting commences at 6.45

Fellowship, drinks and dinner at 5.30. Meeting commences at 6.45

Guest Speaker - Candace McDonagh

Hi

Come along and support one of our new quiz night sponsors for a $20 pizza fellowship night.

Cheers 

Nat

It is my pleasure to invite you to attend our upcoming club meeting.

Meet from 5.30 for a meal, drink and fellowship. Meeting commences at 6.45

Hi Everyone,

Our changeover this year will be "Christmas in July", kindly hosted by Rosinda at her home.

It will be a Sunday lunch with all of us contributing to our Christmas feast.  Can you please let me know what you will be bringing so we have a good mix of food.

It will also be BYO drinks.

Cheers

Nat

Following today's wonderful "Christmas in July" fellowship and changeover event, it has been decided to cancel the Club Meeting that was scheduled for Tuesday, 21 July 2026.

We look forward to seeing everyone at our next meeting, which will be held on Tuesday 4 August 2026. 

Invitations for that meeting will be sent out in due course. 

You are invited to attend our club meeting.    

Paul Walling will be attending this evening to provide us with information about his passsion - that is to provide eligible Nurses with a medal that gives them a reason to be proud of their career, their passion towards nursing patients back to health and being the backbone to the health system. Currently, the WA Government and Australian Government do not believe Nurses to be worthy of recognition for thier services to community. Paul is a registered nurse who changed professions and now works for the WA Police as a civilian servant. 

He strongly believes that nurses deserve recogntion for their career doing a job that most people won't. 

Paul believes that nurses deserve to be recognised for their commitment and service to their communities. Unlike other public officers, nurses are not granted the recognition for their service.

The purpose of the Medals for Nurses campaign is:

1. To have the State Government of Western Australia recognise the service of nurses to the community by the implementation of a “Western Australia Nursing Service Medal” for Diligent and Ethical Service.
2. To have all the state governments of Australia recognise the service of nurses to their community by the implementation of a “State Nursing Service Medal” for Diligent and Ethical Service.
3. To have the Australia Government “It’s an Honour” recognise the service of nurses to their community by the implementation of a “National Nursing Service Medal” for Diligent and Ethical Service.

For more information, please visit their website: https://www.medalsfornurses.org/Medals/WesternAustralia 

Please join us and help at our monthly Fun Quiz. 

Join us for a meal from 5:30pm and help us setup with a view to the quiz beginning at 7:00pm sharp. 

Please accept this invitation to our August Board Meeting

You're Invited

You're Invited.... Hope to see you there!

You're invited  

Fellowship, drinks and dinner at 5.30.

Meeting commences at 6.45

No Guest Speaker this week

Our Club is hosting a Zone Final of the Districy 4 Way Test Speaking Competition at the BARC on THursday 10 September. We will need some help on the night, so please respond with your availability asap. I will MC the night, Geoff will mange the door/entry. We'll need someone to operate the laptop with the slides on the big screen.

We'll need to be there around 5.30 to ensure the room is set up properly.

There are 2 year 10 speakers and 2 year 6 speakers.

I will also see if we can arrange a raffle prize and make some money as well.

Your quick response is greatly appreciated

PP Peter Hodgson

This week, our Club meeting will be held at the:  

Royal Aero Club of Western Australia, 41 Eagle Drive, Jandakot WA 6164 at the invitation of the ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR SERVICE. 

Please be there at 4:30pm for a 5:00pm start.

There will be 95 plants to gove out to individuals and families on the night. All up there are around 135 new citizens.

We need to be there at 5.30 to set up. New Citizens start arriving at 6.00.

If you haven't been to one before, come along. Its definately worthwhile experiencing the ceremony.

Fellowship, drinks and dinner at 5.30. Meeting commences at 6.45

Guest Speaker - Cassandra Agustin NYSF

Apologies for the late notice: 

Board meeting tonight as per usual. 

Please have thoughts for orders on the windcheaters and if we go ahead, let me know your size. 

We need 15 orders for this to go ahead. 

My plan is to use the same or similar design as the current 'T' shirts 

John