A brilliant start to a fabulous day. The weather, the food, the company - all a great combination to kick off a day of fundraising for the Bendigo Imagination Library Committee. Our club provided Egg & Bacon Sandwiches to make sure all the golfers were well fed before teeing off.
Our club were treated to an insight into the inner workings of just how sporting events utilise photo finishing technology. Laurie Preston has been somewhat of a pioneer in this specialised field and is a regular part of the team at local athletic events and has taken his skills internationally. Many thanks for your intriguing presentation to the club Laurie.
A late call up to help out the organisers of the Bendigo Fun Run - a bumper number of entries meant an increased need for catering to feed the hungry runners!
What an event! Such an eye opener for those of us who just didn't realise the scale of the participation. Well done to our team of volunteers who came together with very little notice - you all did a great job.
The weather, the company, the entertainment and the official presentation to our Eaglehawk Citizen of the Year - what a great day!
Albert Skipper, commonly known as Skip, will be honoured as the Eaglehawk Citizen of the Year during a culturally diverse and inclusive Australia Day celebration next Sunday, 26 January. In announcing this distinction, Alison Bacon, President of the Rotary Club of Eaglehawk, stated that Skip has an impressive history of contributing to the community by teaching English and music to thousands of toddlers and children over many years.
"Skip is truly exceptional, having made a significant and positive impact on Eaglehawk through his musical talents, skateboarding skills, and ownership of Skip’s Skateboard Shop on Sailors Gully Road. "His professional and voluntary commitments, coupled with his personal qualities, have enabled him to create a central hub in Eaglehawk for social connection, which is invaluable for mental health and community cohesion,” said Alison.
