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Oct 16           Nepal_Dinner - Nepal Dinner

        Oct 17           Social Event Dingo Creek Vineyard - LUNCHEON AND WINE TASTING
        Oct 19           Club Meeting - Project Kemabolo [Speaker Greg Ison, Chairman of Eumundi

                         Rotary Initiatives Ltd]

        Oct 21           Equine Therapy - Equine Therapy

        Oct 26           Club Meeting - Finalists in The Telling Stories Writing Competition [Speaker
                         The Children of The Sunshine Coast]

        Oct 28           Equine Therapy - Equine Therapy

        Nov 4            Equine Therapy - Equine Therapy

        Nov 9            Combined Interact Changeover Dinner - TBA
        Nov 14           Nepalese Dinner - Nepalese Dinner


        Dec 12           Breakup Lunch, The Loose Goose Restaurant


        Members' Communications


        Birthdays

        John OATES (27/9 )

        Patricia SMITH(26/9 )



        Anniversaries
        George & Denise FRASER (21/9 )

        Paul & Deb MCSWINEY (22/9 )



        Rotary Information


        Rotary  supplies  Portable  kidney  failure  treatment  to  keep  patients  in  the  remote
        communities they love

        By Amy Hoak


        There are two main ways to reach the community of Natuashish in Labrador. Travellers can
        go by plane or, in the summer months, take a boat up the coast. No reliable roads connect the
        subarctic Innu community of about 1,000 residents with more populated towns to its south.

        Frequent  transportation  delays  and  high  prices  for  plane  tickets  also  are  strains  on  those
        trying to make the journey. These issues make it challenging for people with some medical
        conditions to get treatment, including life-sustaining dialysis that cleans waste and excess
        fluid from the blood when a person's kidneys aren't working properly.

        Supporters celebrate at the project launch to provide portable dialysis equipment that allows
        patients or family caregivers to administer treatments.
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