Welcome to the Rotary Club of Attadale

The ROTARY CLUB OF ATTADALE meets on Mondays at Tompkins on Swan, 6.00pm for 6.30pm, and welcomes visitors and prospective members to meetings each week.

Come along and enjoy great fellowship and interesting guest speakers.  Please see Attendance Information below for booking details.
 
Visitors and guests should book in by phoning or texting the Attendance Officer, Greg James, on 0427 020 682, as soon as possible, but before 10.00am on the Monday.

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Club Officials 2018-19

Upcoming Speakers

President
​Vice President
President Elect & Club Service Director
Secretary
Treasurer & President Nominee
Community Service Director
Membership Director
​Vocational Service Director
International Service & Foundation​
Youth Service Director​
​Finance Director
​Marketing Director
Sergeant-at-Arms
Programmes & Family of Rotary
​Attendance
​Protection
Bulletin

Ian Pittaway
Colin McCulloch
Gail McCulloch
Jeff Spickett
Neil McKay
Martin Houchin
Carole Maxwell
​Bev Moffatt
​John Sharp
​Giovanna McKay
​Rod Rate
Mal Bennett
Rotating
Ian & Jacquie Pittaway
Greg James
Llew Withers
Gail & Colin McCulloch

Monday, October  22 ~ Jeremy Scott
​'52,000km Bicycle Ride Around the Planet'
​Jeremy wasn’t only born with a huge hole in his heart, but with an insatiable craving for adventure. His desire to explore the world inspired a move to London. From here, he travelled extensively throughout Africa, Asia, Europe and South America.  Despite seeing so much of the world, he felt there was so much more to explore and on the 5th October 2011, he set off for what turned out to be a 2 1/2 year 51,916km solo bike ride around the globe.

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Monday, October 29 ~ Francis Winfield
​‘True Blue Dreaming’
Francis has been involved with True Blue Dreaming since he began living at St George’s College and was the co-ordinator there in 2016. He hopes to apply his studies in medicine to his love of rural Australia.

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Monday, November 5 (OPEN NIGHT) ~ Warren Duffy
‘Lost Perth’
Warren says he’s always been interested in history and having been adopted and lost a couple of family members, he always found himself looking to the anchors of the past, the way things used to be, for comfort.

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