 | The monthly transporting Senior Citizens of two clubs for a fellowship
meeting, involving all members of the R.C.E.L. |
| Senior Citizens Christmas Party. |
| A Beach Walk followed by a breakfast involving 150 people including 15
under-privileged children. |
| Running the bar for the SACOB Conference. |
| Two R.C.E.L. members volunteered to serve on the Board of E.L.T.B.A. |
| The introduction of the Sustainable Employment Programme at Sinebhongo. |
| The accumulation of funds for the Health Centre for Sinebhongo.
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| Donation of a stove and funds for a fridge and music equipment for the
Parkside Pre-Primary School. Organisation of a donation for flooring from
Marley Flooring. |
| Ordering of two wheel chairs through Rotary. |
| Donation of R300-00 to sponsor 3 pages of the booklet, “Wheeling around
East London.” |
| Sale of tickets for the “Blind Dog Association.” |
| A fund raising piano-recital and musical evening by the previous outgoing
exchange student, which made R3344-00. |
| Donations from trusts:
 | R800-00 to the Personal Empowerment Programme to combat Aids/HIV. |
| R1 500-00 to assist a boy suffering from a urological defect. |
| R50 000-00 earmarked for children’s homes and old age homes. |
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| A fundraiser Golf Day is scheduled for the 7th June. |
| Working on a matching grant for a new NSIR Boat, which will be called the
Spirit of Rotary. |
| Naomi Goodley, the previous G.S.E. student addressed the Kimberly
Conference. |
| Proposal of a candidate for G.S.E. who made the selection to the final
stage but was unfortunately not selected. |
| Facilitation of incoming and outgoing short term exchange students |
| In the process of recruiting a long-term exchange student. |
| Participation in two stalls at the Harbour Festival scheduled for end of
March to raise funds. |
| A comedy supper show is scheduled for May. |
| Entertainment at a fellowship evening of a member from the Rotary Club of
Lilongwe. Twinning with this club. Hosting about 10 couple from this club over
the Easter Weekend. |
| Deep involvement with four interact clubs where each member in the four of
the members of the committee have taken one of the clubs under their wing. |
| Preparation for the starting of an Earlyact club is underway at the
A.W.Barnes Primary School. |
| Hudson ark High School won the award as the best Interact School at the
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| Interact Conference and won the bid to host this conference in 2004. The
Youth Committee has pledged assistance. |
| Two successful fund raising functions called “A Taste of India” raised in
excess of R10 000-00. 45 women attended a Mehndi Art Workshop, the
demonstration of the dressing of Saris and the herbs and spices used in Indian
Cuisine, at the Vincent Library and 200 people attended a Indian Banquet where
a typical wedding meal was enjoyed while being entertained by traditional
dancers and a fashion show of traditional dress and contemporary wear in a
hall decorated with an Indian theme. |
| A fellowship breakfast at the home of a member. |
| Selling of Boerewors Rolls to raise money for the refurbishing of a
donated Yacht. |
| The collection of 1c and 2c coins for Polio Plus. |
| The initiating of a Breakfast or a Dinner where Nelson Mandela has been
asked to address the guests. This has received approval from the Mayors Office
and is at present en route to the Office of the Premier. |
| 40 under-privileged children will be taken to Hobbiton On Hogsback on the
weekend of the 2nd and the 3rd of May. This is a joint project with Beacon Bay
Rotary Club. |
| Sending of a representative from three of the Interact Schools to RYLA. |
| Sending two children from each of our Interact Schools to the Interact
Conference held in Graaff-Reinet. |
| Sending of a deserving child from John Bisseker to the Science fest in
Grahamstown. |
| Financing the repairs needed for the yacht donated for Youth
Development. A sail with the Rotary Badge has been made. |
