Chris Stewart introduced Aaron as the community young citizen of the year. Aaron then proceeded to explain his involvement with the Scotts Head Surf Club and some of his dynamic achievements and activities, this being his first public appearance after gaining the award.

Aaron wishes to progress a career in Australian Film making.

Marcus spoke about life saving at Nambucca Heads as he helped 21 people in difficulty over the holiday season at the mouth of the Nambucca River.

The winners of our Rotary Christmas Wheelbarrow Raffle 2008 - and they couldn`t be happier !!!

Luiza Cardosa revisits the Nambucca Valley from Brazil having returned home for two years studying Law at university.

Chris Hewgill and Shayne Teece were guests at our last meeting, together with the Pascoe family, Beppie, Troy and Anna.

Tuesday
The exchangees arrive in the afternoon at the Nambucca Resort, time
to be advised.
We take our guests home & settle in.
They will attend our Rotary meeting that night at the Resort

There are times in our Rotary year when, as we look to the future minor panic can set in, and we wonder about not doing anything. That there is little or nothing in the short term planning! At this time it is worthwhile to reflect on where we have been over the last twelve months and as we do so a long list of achievements miraculously materialises. These are some of our activities during the past year (you can perhaps add to the list...)

On Friday 16 November, the Rotary Clubs of Nambucca Heads and Macksville joined forces to conduct Rotary Youth Driver Awareness (RYDA), a program designed to increase young people's awareness of the responsibilities and privileges of driving a motor vehicle.

After a presentation of the Shelter Box by Rotarians to Scotts Head Primary School, we can all feel very proud. No matter how big or small your school a big difference can be made.

The ShelterBox Trust is a registered UK charity that provides emergency aid for victims of natural and other disasters anywhere in the world.

Since operations began in January 2001, the Shelterbox Trust has helped an estimated 500,000 people and worked in more than 40 countries – responding to earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tsunamis, wars, volcanoes etc.

ShelterBox was set up by the Rotary Club of Helston-Lizard.

Congratulations and Thank You Col !!!