News and Notices

• Kaikohe Rotarians have the opportunity to deliver Meals on Wheels in the week 20-24 June.

• Link to Spreadsheet.

• Rembrandt Remastered - This looks like something worth checking out if you are going to be in Whangarei anytime between 18 June and 17 July.

• Link to Circular.

• Link to Poster.

• Link to the Report of Action of the 2016 Council on Legislation.

• Link to District Changeover Invitation - 26 June, Whangarei.

• Link to the new District 9910 Website - It’s a great improvement - go in and have a look.

• Link to the Rotary Leadership Institute notice. The next course is in Northcote on Sunday 12 June.

• Link to Conference 2017.

Calendar and Blogs (where there is always something new - check these links every week)

• Link to the Kaikohe Rotary Club Calendar. Go here to check out Guest Speakers for future meetings and details of other club activities.

• Link to Kaikohe Rotary’s Facebook page.

• Link to the District Facebook page.

• Link to the District Calendar.

• Link to the Rotary Service Connections Blog.

• Link to the Rotary Voices Blog.

• Link to the Rotary Down Under Blog.

• Link to the Rotary Regional Public Image Resource Blog.

• Link to Rotary International’s Member News.

• Link to Wasrag (Water and Sanitation Rotarian Action Group) Blog.

Regular Newsletters

• Link to Rotary Weekly - 27 May 2016.

• Link to Rotary Down Under 584 - June 2016.

• Link to RI-Resource Extra - late May 2016.

• Link to download the Governor’s Newsletter - May 2016.

• Link to End Polio Now - May 2016.

• Link to Rotary Young Leaders in Action - May 2016.

• Link to the latest Dargaville Club Bulletin.

• Link to the latest Waipapa Club Bulletin.

• Link to the latest E Mara E Pānui.

1 June 2016 Meeting

• Caylynn Titore and Rima Selwyn are two Kaikohe teens with great futures ahead of them. Recently Kaikohe Rotary sponsored the two Northland College students for a voyage on the sailing ship R Tucker Thompson.

• Speaking to Rotarians last week, Caylynn and Rima admitted to being noted landlubbers and before they the ship sailed admitted to having a few misgivings about departing dry land. But in Rima's case the sight of President Don turning up at this home with his bus helped convince him to go ahead.

• During their voyage the R Tucker Thompson stopped off at a number of offshore islands where Caylynn and Rima and took part part in conservation and clean-up projects. The pair quickly adapted to the routines of life on a sailing ship, including 6.30am swims each morning and climbing to the top of 30-metre-masts to change sails. Congratulations, Caylynn and Rima. You have been distinguished representatives of Kaikohe Rotary.