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ROTARY CLUB<br />
ZIMBALI<br />
ROTARY CLUB<br />
No doubt many of the Bush Telegraph recipients<br />
would have seen the article in the recent<br />
Courier covering the achievements in serving<br />
our local community by the Zimbali Rotary<br />
Club. I must admit even I, as a charter member,<br />
am amazed at how much is achieved by<br />
so few! The question arises, what motivates<br />
you to achieve these goals and I believe there<br />
are a few reasons.<br />
Firstly, there is the desire to put back something<br />
into society by those who have made<br />
a success of their lives and let’s face it that<br />
should cover all who live in Zimbali.<br />
Secondly, Rotary statistics show that a major<br />
reason for joining Rotary clubs is fellowship.<br />
We have regular fellowship events and these<br />
events have proved to be very enjoyable and<br />
fun! All work and no play, does not feature in<br />
our club. Also, as per the saying, “the joy is<br />
in the giving”, the greatest thing we can give<br />
is our time! Time is precious and we enjoy<br />
giving of our time to support our local community.<br />
Please take this as our personal invitation to<br />
join us at one of our regular Thursday evening<br />
meetings at the Bush Buck Club. Meetings<br />
start at 6.00pm and generally finish by<br />
7.30pm where we have snacks provided, but<br />
bring your own tipple!<br />
Should you wish to have more details about<br />
our club and membership you can contact:<br />
President, Julie Cloete, Cell No. 0826546262,<br />
Vice President, Brian Elmes, Tel No. 032-<br />
5381156, Rick and Denise Neilands Tel<br />
No. 032-5381165, Uta and Knud Stadler<br />
Tel No. 032-5381200, Mara Kruger Cell No.<br />
0836780405, Hans and Birgit Flender Cell No.<br />
0726578507 and they will only be too happy<br />
to answer any queries you have.<br />
Often people have a preconceived idea of what<br />
Rotary is about, i.e. a networking club for<br />
businessmen but this has changed dramatically<br />
as most of our members are ladies, e.g.<br />
our Club President, Julie Cloete.