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District Directory 2021-2022 Thank you to our 2021 – 2022 District Sponsors
NOTE
THE INFORMATION IN THIS DIRECTORY IS FOR THE SOLE USE OF ROTARIANS IN ROTARY
DISTRICT 9910 AND OTHER DISTRICTS OF ROTARY INTERNATIONAL. IT MUST NOT BE
COPIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART OR USED FOR ANY PURPOSE OTHER THAN THAT FOR
WHICH IT IS INTENDED WITHOUT PERMISSION, IN WRITING, FROM THE DISTRICT
ADMINISTRATOR.
PRIVACY OF INFORMATION STATEMENT
Rotary District 9910 is committed to protecting the privacy and confidentiality of your personal
information. Our privacy policy adheres to the Information Privacy Principles as required under the
New Zealand Privacy Act 1993, Reprint as at 23 March 2020.
The personal information that you submit to us is collected in order to provide information to you and
to facilitate the co-ordination of meetings and various programs and activities conducted by Rotary
Clubs within the District.
We may:
● share the information with Rotary international and other Rotary Clubs and Districts in New
Zealand and overseas;
● disclose the information to outside parties in the course of undertaking Rotary activities and
programs; and
● use the information with your consent, or as otherwise required by law.
We will not disclose, sell or trade your information to any other organisation other than as set out
above. You may access your information at any time. If you require access to your personal
information, or have any concerns regarding its use, please contact use by email to the
District Administrator:
district9910@gmail.com
You have the option of not providing certain information requested by this District. However, you
should note that this may prevent us from effectively providing information to you.
Table of Contents
RI Strategic Plan 5
Rotary’s Core Values 6
Rotary’s Guiding Principles 7
Commonly used abbreviations
Paul Harris 8 AG Assistant Governor
Rotary International President 8 D (number) District
RI President letter 9 DDF District Designated Fund
Rotary International Theme 2021-2022 10 DDG District Designated Grant
The Rotary Foundation Chair 11 DG District Governor
DGE/GE District Governor Elect
Rotary Zone Director 11
DGN/GN District Governor Nominee
District Governor 2021- 2022 12
DS District Secretary
Rotary Citation 2021-2022 13
ERK Emergency Response Kit
District Leaders 15
IYE International Youth Exchange
Administration 16 MUNA Model United Nations Assembly
Annual Plan 17 PETS President Elect Training Seminar
Assistant Governors 18 PDG/PG Past District Governor
District Governor’s Visits 19 PHF Paul Harris Fellow
District Website 20 PR Public Relations
Directory of Clubs 21 PROBUS Clubs are for active retirees (an
District Awards 29 abbreviation of Professional and
District Advisory Committee 31 Business)
NZ Districts 32 RC (name) Rotary (name)
Rotary Special Observances 33 RDU Rotary Down Under
District Functions RI Rotary International
RID Rotary International Director
- Administration & Continuity 34
- Membership 34 RIP Rotary International President
- Training 35 RLI Rotary Learning and Information
Programme
- Alumni 35
RANZSE Rotary Australia-New Zealand
- Public Image 36
Student Exchange
International
RNZWCS Rotary New Zealand World
- Rotary Foundation 37
Community Service
- Vanuatu Support Group 38 ROMAC Rotary Oceania Medical Aid for
- Club Recognition Program 39 Children
- RNZ World Community Service 40 RYDA Rotary Youth Driver Awareness
Project & Programme RYLA Rotary Youth Leadership Award
- Youth 42 SPPET South Pacific President Elect
Vocational Training
- Nat Science & Tech Forum 43 TRF The Rotary Foundation
- Global Awards 43 4WT Four Way Test
- Literacy 44 VTT Vocational Training Teams
Community 44 WF World Fund (of the Rotary
Club and Member activities 46 Foundation)
District Conference 47
International Convention 48
Centenary 2021 49
RI South Pacific and Philippines Office 50
Insurance Cover 52
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Rotary International Strategic Plan
4
Rotary’s Core Values
5
Rotary’s Guiding Principles
COMMUNITY SERVICE THE FOUR-WAY TEST
Rotary Community Service encourages and The Four-Way Test was created in 1932 by
fosters the application of the ideal of service to Herbert J. Taylor, a member of the Rotary
the personal, business and community life of Chicago, who later became the
every Rotarian. In carrying out this application President of Rotary International in 1954-55.
of the ideal of service, a variety of activities
The Four-Way Test serves as an ethical
developed by Rotary clubs have
guide for members to live by in their
afforded significant opportunities for service by
personal and professional relationships.
their members.
Of the things we think, say or do:
Community Service is an opportunity for every
Rotarian to exemplify “Service Above Self.” It is 1. Is it the TRUTH?
the commitment and social responsibility of 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
every Rotarian and Rotary club to improve the
quality of life for those 3. Will it build GOODWILL and
who live in the community and to serve the BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
public interest.
(Rotary International Code of Policies 8.040.2) 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all
concerned?
THE OBJECT OF ROTARY THE CODE OF CONDUCT
The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster The following code of conduct has been
the ideal of service as a basis of worthy adopted for the use of Rotarians:
enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and
As a Rotarian, I will:
foster:
1. Act with integrity and high ethical standards
FIRST: The development of acquaintance as
in my personal and professional life
an opportunity for service;
2. Deal fairly with others and treat them and
SECOND: High ethical standards in
their occupations with respect
business and professions; the recognition of the
3. Use my professional skills through Rotary to:
worthiness of all useful occupations; and the
mentor young people, help those with special
dignifying of each Rotarian’s occupation as an
needs, and improve people’s quality of life in
opportunity to serve society;
my community and in the world
THIRD: The application of the ideal of
4. Avoid behaviour that reflects adversely on
service in each Rotarian’s personal, business,
Rotary or other Rotarians
and community life;
5. Help maintain a harassment-free
FOURTH: The advancement of international
environment in Rotary meetings, events, and
understanding, goodwill, and peace through
activities, report any suspected harassment,
a world fellowship of business and
and help ensure non-retaliation to those
professional persons united in the ideal of
individuals that report harassment.
service.
(Rotary International Code of Policies 8.030.2)
(Rotary International Constitution Article 4)
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Paul Harris Rotary International
Born in Racine,
President
Wisconsin, USA on
April 19, Paul Harris Shekhar Mehta
spent his early years
in Wallingford, RI President 2021-22
Vermont. He went on Rotary Club Calcutta-
Mahanagar West
to study Law at the
Bengal
University of Iowa,
India
and following his
graduation in 1891, spent the next five
years seeing the world. He then went to Mehta, an accountant, is chair of the
Chicago to practice law. Skyline Group, a real estate development
Today Rotary is well known throughout company he founded. He is also a director
the world for its dedication to service and of Operation Eyesight Universal (India), a
international goodwill. This was hardly in Canada-based organization.
the mind of Paul Harris when he founded
the organisation in Chicago in 1905. He Mehta has been actively involved in
envisioned a new kind of club for disaster response and is a trustee of
professionals that could recapture some ShelterBox, UK. After the 2004 Indian
Ocean tsunami, he helped build nearly 500
of the friendly spirit among businessmen
homes for families affected by the disaster.
that had existed in smaller communities.
On Feb 23 1905, he invited three friends
He pioneered a program that has
to a meeting where they discussed performed more than 1,500 life-changing
Harris’ idea that business leaders should heart surgeries in South Asia. He is also the
meet periodically to enjoy fellowship and architect of the TEACH Program, which
to enlarge their circle of business and promotes literacy throughout India and has
professional acquaintances. Among reached thousands of schools.
them was a coal merchant, a mining
engineer, a merchant tailor and Harris, a A Rotary member since 1984, Mehta has
lawyer. served Rotary as director, member or chair
The club met weekly and membership of several committees, zone coordinator,
training leader, member of The Rotary
was limited to one representative from
Foundation Cadre of Technical Advisers,
each business and profession. Though
and district governor. He is also the chair of
the term Rotary was not used that night, Rotary Foundation (India).
it is commonly regarded as the first
Rotary meeting. Paul Harris named the Mehta has received Rotary’s Service
club „Rotary„ because members met in Above Self Award and The Rotary
rotation at various places of business. Foundation’s Citation for Meritorious
The name met with general approval Service and Distinguished Service Awards.
and club membership grew rapidly.
When Paul Harris became Club He and his wife, Rashi, are Major Donors
President in its third year, he was and members of the Bequest Society.
anxious to extend Rotary to other cities
because he was convinced that the
Rotary Club could be developed into an
important service movement.
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Rotary International Theme 2021 – 2022
Shekhar Mehta, a member of the Rotary Club of Calcutta-Mahanagar, West Bengal,
India, revealed the 2021-22 presidential theme, Serve to Change Lives, to incoming
district governors on 1 February during the Rotary International Assembly.
Mehta spoke about how participating in service projects through Rotary changed him as
a person and made him empathize more with the needs of others. Soon after joining his
club, he helped carry out projects that benefited rural communities in India.
Some of the poor conditions he saw in those communities strengthened his commitment
to service. “I truly understood the plight of my brethren,” he said. Mehta participated in
initiatives that brought artificial limbs to children, clean water and sanitation to homes,
and better health care facilities to communities.
“Rotary kindled the spark within me to look beyond myself and embrace humanity,” he
said. “Service became a way of life for me and I, like many others, adopted the guiding
philosophy that ‘Service is the rent I pay for the space I occupy on this earth, and I want
to be a good tenant of this earth.’”
Mehta encouraged district governors-elect to lead by example during their term and
inspire Rotary and Rotaract members to participate in projects that have measurable
and sustainable impacts. He’s asking each club to conduct a Rotary Day of Service.
“At the end of your term as district governor, you should feel that because of your
leadership, because of your inspiration to Rotarians and Rotaractors, the world has
changed for the better because of the service done by them during the year,” he said.
For the 2021-22 Rotary year, Mehta wants members to focus their efforts on
empowering girls and ensuring their access to education, resources, services, and
opportunities so that future generations of women leaders will have the tools they need
to succeed. Mehta asked members to use Rotary’s belief that diversity, equity, and
inclusion is critical in all we do as a compass to guide this work.
“There are many issues that girls face in different parts of the world, and you as leaders
will ensure that we try and mitigate the disadvantage of the girl that they may have,” he
said.
To be able to do more through service, Rotary needs to increase membership, Mehta
said. Membership has hovered around 1.2 million for the past two decades. He
challenged the incoming governors to be catalysts in their districts to help increase
membership to 1.3 million by 1 July 2022. Mehta’s Each One, Bring One initiative asks
every member to bring one person to join Rotary within the next 17 months.
Increasing membership while also continuing our commitment to eradicating polio,
fighting COVID-19, and serving our communities is an ambitious goal. “And that should
excite you,” Mehta said. “Rotarians love challenges.”
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The Rotary Foundation Chair
John F. Germ
Chair 2021-22
Trustee 2018-22
Rotary Club of Chattanooga
Tennessee, USA
John F. Germ is the retired board chair and CEO of Campbell &
Associates Inc., consulting engineers. He joined the firm as an engineer
in 1965 after four years in the U.S. Air Force. He served on the boards of several
organizations, including the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Hospital Authority Board of
Trustees, and as board chair of the Public Education Foundation, Orange Grove Center Inc.,
the Miracle League Chattanooga, and Blood Assurance Inc. He is founder and treasurer of
the Chattanooga State Technical Community College Foundation and president of the
Tennessee Jaycee Foundation. He is also the founder of Camp Discovery, a camp for
intellectually and developmentally disabled individuals.
Germ was awarded the Tennessee Young Man of the Year in 1970; Engineer of the Year in
1976; Volunteer Fundraiser of the Year in 1992 and Tennessee Community Organization’s
Volunteer of the Year in 2009. He is recipient of the Boy Scouts Silver Beaver Award and the
Arthritis Foundation Circle of Hope Award.
Germ joined Rotary in 1976 and has served RI as president in 2016-17, vice president,
director, Foundation trustee and vice chair, aide to the Foundation trustee chair, chair of
Rotary’s $200 Million Challenge, RI Board Executive Committee member, chair of numerous
committees, area coordinator, and RI training leader. In 2013, the White House recognized
him as a Champion of Change.
Germ has received Rotary’s Service Above Self Award and the Rotary Foundation Citation
for Meritorious Service and Rotary Foundation Distinguished Service Award. He and his
wife, Judy, are Foundation Benefactors and members of the Arch Klumph Society.
They have four children and six grandchildren.
Rotary Zone 8 Director
Jessie H. Harman, a member of the Rotary Club of Wendouree
Breakfast, has been selected as an RI director in 2021–23.
Jessie has been a Rotarian for the past seventeen years, a member
of the Rotary Club of Wendouree Breakfast in District 9780, Australia.
She has been active at club, district and international levels. Jessie is
a past club secretary and president and was governor in 2010-2011.
More recently she has served as Rotary co-ordinator (2013-2016)
and project lead for the Regional Membership Plan for Zones 7B & 8
(2013-2017). She has been a member of the national training team
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and training leader at Rotary’s International Assembly in San Diego. She is presently the
seminar trainer for International Assembly.
Jessie’s first experience of Rotary was as a participant of RYLA in 1987, and she maintains
an active interest in Rotary’s youth and leadership programs to this day. She is also keenly
interested in membership development and is co-author of ‘101 strategies for recruiting and
retaining members’. Continuing her interest, Jessie has also served on Rotary
International’s Membership Committee – a standing committee of the Board of Rotary
International.
In her working life, Jessie is Pro Vice-Chancellor (International and Partnerships) at
Federation University Australia. She is married to Andrew, also a Rotarian, and mother to
Claire, Georgia and James.
Rotary Zone 8 Centennial Governors
10District Governor
Grant Smith (Sarah)
Rotary Albany
Mob: +64 21 640999
E: grantsmith.rotary@gmail.com
Grant grew up in Auckland and commenced his working career as an Automotive Technician
with BMW. He spent 20 years with BMW including 4 years working in Germany as an
International Trainer. On his return to New Zealand he was appointed as Marketing Manager
for BMW, and then moved on to Porsche New Zealand which he ran for 10 years.
Between 2015-2018 Grant and Sarah lived in Hong Kong where Grant was Managing
Director of Porsche Hong Kong and Macau. Having returned to New Zealand late in 2018,
he was working as a Business Excellence consultant and Motorsport consultant founding a
new motor racing category before COVID-19 intervened.
Grant and Sarah have been members of Albany Rotary since September 2008. Grant was
appointed as President in 2010 and achieved the Club Presidential Citation. Sarah became
President of Albany Rotary two years later, and Albany Rotary had four years with Smiths at
the helm and got on the cover of RDU!
Grant was member of the District Literacy Committee, was Assistant Governor for 2012-13,
and he then became District Rotary Foundation Chair from 2013-2016 with the introduction
of the new Foundation Grant Model.
He is a District Trainer and in 2015 received the Rotary Foundation Citation for Meritorious
Service.
Grant is a member of the Paul Harris Society and was once again President of Albany
Rotary for the 2019-2020 year.
Grant and Sarah are really looking forward to the challenges ahead and working with clubs
to help enhance Rotary’s image and to grow membership.
11Rotary Club Citation 2021 -2022
To achieve a Rotary Club Citation, Rotary club leaders go into Rotary Club Central and
select at least 13 out of 25 goals they wish to apply toward citation achievement. This
flexibility allows clubs to choose the goals that are most relevant and achievable. In
addition, many goals will be self-reported by marking “achieved” in Rotary Club Central.
To achieve the citation:
● Go to Rotary Club Central
● Review the 25 available goals
● Select at least 13 goals (or more than 50% of the available goals)
● Achieve those goals
● Report achievement in Rotary Club Central
Once you are in Rotary Club Central, navigate to the Goal Centre, select the year, and
click on the All tab to see the goals.
These are the goals for the 2021-22 Rotary year:
1. Club membership
How many total members does your club want by the end of the Rotary year?
2. Service participation
How many members will participate in club service activities during the Rotary
year?
3. New member sponsorship
How many members will sponsor a new club member during the Rotary year?
4. Rotary Action Group participation
How many club members will be members of at least one Rotarian Action Group
(RAG) during the Rotary year?
5. Leadership development participation
How many members will participate in leadership development programs or
activities during the Rotary year?
6. District conference attendance
How many members will attend your district conference?
7. Rotary Fellowship participation
How many club members will be members of a Rotary Fellowship during the
Rotary year?
8. District training participation
How many of your club's committee chairs will attend the district training
assembly?
9. Annual Fund contributions
How much money will be contributed to The Rotary Foundation Annual Fund by
your club and its members during the Rotary year?
10. PolioPlus Fund contributions
How much money will be contributed to The Rotary Foundation PolioPlus Fund
by your club and its members during the Rotary year?
1211. Major gifts
How many single outright donations of US$10,000 or more will be made by
individuals associated with your club during the Rotary year?
12. Bequest Society members
How many individuals or couples will inform The Rotary Foundation of their plans
to leave US$10,000 or more to The Rotary Foundation through their estate?
13. Benefactors
How many individuals or couples will inform The Rotary Foundation of their
estate plans to include the Endowment Fund as a beneficiary or will make an
outright gift of US$1,000 or more to the Endowment Fund?
14. Service projects
How many service projects will your club complete during the Rotary year?
15. Rotaract clubs
How many new and existing Rotaract clubs will your club sponsor during the
Rotary year?
16. Interact clubs
How many new and existing Interact clubs will your club sponsor during the
Rotary year?
17. Inbound Youth Exchange students
How many Rotary Youth Exchange students will your club host during the Rotary
year?
18. Outbound Youth Exchange students
How many Rotary Youth Exchange students will your club sponsor during the
Rotary year?
19. RYLA participation
How many individuals will your club sponsor to participate in Rotary Youth
Leadership Awards (RYLA) events during the Rotary year?
20. Strategic plan
Does your club have an up-to-date strategic plan?
21. Online presence
Does your club's online presence accurately reflect its current activities?
22. Social activities
How many social activities will your club hold outside of regular meetings during
the Rotary year?
23. Update website and social media
During the Rotary year, how many times per month will your club's website or
social media accounts be updated?
24. Media stories about club projects
How many media stories will cover your club's projects during the Rotary year?
25. Use of official Rotary promotional materials
Did your club use Rotary International's advertising and public service materials,
such as broadcast videos, print ads, and other official materials available in the
Brand Center, to promote Rotary in your community during the Rotary year?
13District Leaders
Governor 9910 Vice Governor 9910
Grant Smith (Sarah) Lindsay Ford (Allison)
grantsmith.rotary@gmail.com
M: 021 640999
ford.rotary@optusnet.com.au
Governor Elect 9910 Immediate Past Governor 9910
Matthew McLeod Elaine Mead (Peter Garnett)
matthew@vivid.net.nz elainemead.rotary@gmail.com
M: 027 4324069 T: 09 479 6060
M: 027 4300839
Governor Nominee 9910
Neil Murray
neilonanzac@gmail.com
M: 021 723857
District Support
District Treasurer District Administrator
Margaret Cebalo
Rebecca Stilton district9910@gmail.com
rebecca@sla.net.nz
M: 021 611874
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Annual Plan 2021-22
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much”
VISION Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change—across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
MISSION Inspire and engage Rotarians to be part of community projects – Connect people to enhance skills and knowledge – Have fun while serving our community.
VALUES Serve to change lives – Fun, Friendships & Building Lifelong Relationships – Integrity & Honouring our Commitments – Diversity & Inclusiveness - Inspiring Leadership.
FOCUS Having fun while working together on projects of impact to enhance the image of Rotary, communicating what we do, and truly serving our community
STRATEGIC ENHANCE PARTICIPANT ENGAGEMENT INCREASE OUR ABILITY TO ADAPT EXPAND OUR REACH INCREASE OUR IMPACT
OBJECTIVES Together, let’s recommit to putting the needs, Seek out fresh opportunities, to embrace Together, let’s build connections and opportunities Together, seek out new ways to translate our
expectations, and growth of our participants at the innovative ideas and take calculated risks. that will allow people who share our drive to do the expertise into making a difference—in our
centre of all we do. Create more paths to leadership, welcome new same. communities and across the globe.
voices, and simplify how we operate.
ACTIONS 1. Encourage clubs to work together on 1. Encourage clubs to review where, when 1. SET A GOAL to collaborate with new groups in 1. Carry out one DISTRICT WIDE high impact
community projects giving all members the and how they gather to better meet the your community, through service projects or project on the same day to show Rotary’s
opportunity to SERVE their community. changing needs of their members. Use social events, to introduce more people to commitment to community service – ROTARY
2. Encourage larger and more experienced online methodology where and when Rotary. DAY OF SERVICE.
clubs to INVITE and support smaller clubs to appropriate to reduce costs. 2. USE ROTARY’S MEMBERSHIP TOOLS and 2. Provide District Grant funding to enable clubs
be part of their service projects 2. Encourage clubs & satellites to regularly resources to assess your club and learn how to to carry out impactful community projects
REVIEW themselves using the Rotary Club make it more diverse, open, and attractive to 3. Encourage clubs & satellites to support
3. Encourage more experienced members to Health Check and hold at least one club everyone in your community. Rotary-led projects in Vanuatu.
MENTOR younger members and share their strategic meeting per year. 3. Support clubs to have high impact and up to 4. Successfully complete existing Global Grant
wisdom. 3. Promote & support INNOVATION in date Rotary signage and branding present Projects.
4. Encourage clubs & satellites to support existing clubs & satellites that want to when carrying out community projects and 5. Encourage all clubs & satellites to actively
members’ Rotary ENGAGEMENT through change. events. support The Rotary Foundation with both
online resources & participation in face-to- 4. Promote & support the creation of new & 4. Ensure each club has a pro-active and up-to- personal and club contributions.
face activities. different clubs & satellites using innovative date online presence and be sure to tell 6. Encourage all clubs & satellites to actively
5. Encourage clubs to understand their and FLEXIBLE models. compelling stories about how your club is support the Polio Eradication program.
DIVERSITY of age and ethnicity to enable 5. Promote and support the appropriate making a difference in your community. 7. Encourage all clubs to be part of events that
planning based on evidence to meet their creation of new Interact & Rotaract clubs. 5. District Public Image Team provides current raise awareness on World Polio Day.
communities needs. 6. Promote and implement improved material to and works with clubs to ensure all
PROCESSES and the use of technology to Rotary assets and materials reflect correct
6. Encourage members to CONNECT on a
be more effective Rotary branding.
regular basis to share experiences,
6. Collaborate and develop relationships with
knowledge and wisdom.
businesses.
KEY Clubs & satellites, their members, partners and Rotarians, Communities and partner Public, our community, Rotarians, partners, potential
Rotarians, Alumni and Friends of Rotary
AUDIENCES future members organisations Rotarians and Alumni
Mena ka moemoeā ahau, ko ahau anake. Mena ka moemoeā tātou, ka taea. If I dream alone, It is my dream. If we all dream together, we can succeed. Te Kirihaehae Te Puea Hērangi (1883–1952), Maori leader
16Assistant Governors
AREA ONE AREA TWO
Vicki Douglas Corin Schick
vickidouglas@xtra.co.nz moosrus@xtra.co.nz
T: T: 09 4397710
M: 021 865 534 M:021 209 0806
Rotary Kerikeri Rotary Dargaville
Bay of Islands, Kaikohe, Kerikeri, Norfolk Island, Dargaville, Whangarei, Whangarei City, Whangarei
Waipapa and Te Hiku Satellite South and Whangarei Sunrise
AREA THREE AREA FOUR
Gary Richards Alan Deal
gary.richards@electrix.co.nz alandeal@xtra.co.nz
T: 09 424 7051 T: 09 4435101
M: 021 2454605 M: 027 4777562
Rotary Orewa-Millwater Rotary Birkenhead
Maungaturoto and Districts, Orewa Millwater, Birkenhead, Devonport, Kaipatiki, North Harbour,
Warkworth, Whangaparaoa Takapuna, Takapuna North and North Auckland
Rotaract
AREA FIVE AREA SIX
Sally Cargill Patrick Howard
ecbcp@xtra.co.nz patrick@thewebco.co.nz
M: 021 137 3385 M: 0274838383
Rotary Browns Bay Rotary Waitakere
Albany, Auckland Korean, Browns Bay, East Coast Henderson, Kumeu, New Lynn, Waitakere, Auckland
Bays, Milford West Satellite (Rotalite) and South Kaipara Satellite
AREA SEVEN AREA EIGHT
Min Roche Thierry van Waerebeke
minroche@hotmail.com tivacad@gmail.com
T: 09 834 6239 H:
M:021 776075 Rotary Noumea Boulari
Rotary Hillsborough,
Lynfield and Mt Roskill
Hillsborough Lynfield & Mount Roskill, Onehunga Nouméa, Nouméa Ducos Boulari and Nouméa Ouen
One Tree Hill and Westhaven Toro
17AREA NINE Rufino Pineda
nsa.vanuatu@gmail.com
T: +678 7790309
Rotary Santo
Port Vila, Santo
District Governor's Visits 2021-22
Date Club Governor Visit Information
5 July Onehunga One Tree Hill
6 July (AM) Browns Bay I am looking forward to joining you and your club for the official
District Governor visit where you are encouraged to invite partners,
6 July (PM) Kumeu Rotary alumni, and other interested parties to come along for the
7 July Dargaville evening.
9 July North Harbour
The purpose of the visit is to get to know you and your club
12 July Devonport members, update you about Rotary activities and hear about your
13 July Westhaven plans and any challenges you may have that we can assist you with.
14 July Birkenhead During the visit I will be the main guest speaker, so no other speaker
15 July Auckland Korean is required. During my presentation I will outline our goals for the
20 July New Lynn year and what this means for your club and talk about some exciting
projects we are working on that you can be part of.
21 July Hillsborough, Lynfield,Mt Roskill
26 July Takapuna North My wife Sarah will accompany me on some visits, along with your
Assistant Governor. Protocol determines the meal cost of the
28 July Waitakere
Governor; Assistant Governor and their partners are met by the club.
2 August East Coast Bays No gifts or flowers are expected or required. Should you wish to do
3 August Orewa-Millwater so, please put this money towards Rotary Foundation or other club
projects.
9 August Kaipatiki
10 August Takapuna North Governor meetings with individual club boards, to discuss the club’s
11 August Albany plans and goals for the year, as well as any matters of interest or
concern are optional and can be held either prior to or following the
12 August Henderson visit.
17 August Milford
We look forward to working with you all to create a dynamic and
19 August Whangaparaoa
vibrant district
8 September Whangarei City
9 September Whangarei South Please refer to the schedule to the left for the Governor itinerary. If
you are unable to attend your club’s session and wish to attend
10 September Whangarei Sunrise another date, arrange this with one of the hosting club Presidents.
14 September Maungaturoto
Regards
15 September Whangarei
Grant Smith
23 September Warkworth
TBA Kerikeri
2 November Waipapa
3 November Kaikohe
4 November Bay of Islands
TBA Nouméa }
TBA Nouméa Ouen Toro }
TBA Nouméa Ducos Boulari } Date dependent on border restrictions due to COVID-19 being
TBA Port Vila } lifted
TBA Santo }
TBA Norfolk Island }
18District Website
District 9910
www.rotarydistrict9910.org
District Diary
The “District Diary” incorporates dates for Governor activities, District and Club events. This will be
updated as advised by District committees and clubs. Please refer to this diary before setting up
meetings to prevent clashes.
Club Events
This provides an opportunity for clubs to promote significant events, activities or projects for which
they would like support from their fellow Rotarians in District 9910.
Additions and Changes
Information for including on the District Diary or Club Events pages on the D9910 website should be
sent to the District Administrator. When your club changes meeting venue or time it is important to
update the changes for your club in “My Rotary” page. www.rotary.org/myrotary AND inform the
District Administrator district9910@gmail.com of these changes.
19Directory of Clubs 2021 - 2022
ALBANY ID 50686 Chartered 1997 BIRKENHEAD ID 18481 Chartered 1957
PO Box 302 306 North Harbour , Auckland 0751 PO Box 36596 Northcote, Auckland 0748
www.albanyrotary.org.nz www.birkenheadrotary.org.nz
2nd & 4th Wednesday 5:45 PM for 6:15 PM 1st & 3rd Wed Zoom meetings 7.15 PM for 7.30 PM
North Shore Golf Club, 51 Appleby Rd, Albany 2nd Wed 6:00 PM for 6:30 PM, Yatch Club
4th Wed Socialising at Local Bar or Restaurant
President Brian McDonald
M: 021 876989 President Jenny Grace
bdmcd67@gmail.com M: 027 4461201
president@rotarybirkenhead.org.nz
Secretary Anna McDonald
T: 021 08330620 Secretary Cherry Barber
annamcdonald2045@gmail.com secretary@rotarybirkenhead.org.nz
AUCKLAND KOREAN ID 69878 BROWNS BAY ID 22126 Chartered 1984
Chartered 2005 PO Box 35518 Browns Bay, Auckland 0753
11 Tui St, Belmont, Auckland 1st & 3rd Tuesday 7:00 AM for 7:10 AM,
Thursday 6:30 PM for 7:00 PM, The Bays Club, 2 Anzac Road, Browns Bay
Morning Blinds, 49a Arrenway Drive, Rosedale,
Auckland President Alex Rodgers
M: 021 881777
President Ms Yuni Yun Kyung alexrodgers@gmail.com
Won
M: 022 410 1500
y2won@yahoo.com
president.koreanrotarynz@gmail.com
Secretary Sue Mees –
M: 021 1475165,
Secretary Jung Kyo Lee sue88gci@gmail.com
M: 021 2228008
jklee@jlpartners.co.nz
BAY OF ISLANDS ID 18480 Chartered 1963 DARGAVILLE ID 18482 Chartered 1938
PO Box 153 Paihia 0247 PO Box 311 Dargaville 0340
www.boirotaryclub.co.nz Wednesday 11:30 AM for 11:45 AM,
Thursday 5:45 PM for 6:15 PM Lions Centre, Hokianga Rd, Dargaville
Sandpit Bar, Paihia
President Ash Nayyar
President Harvey Bourne M: 0210 8856851
M: bhraa@hotmail.com
Harvey.bourne@grc.ac.nz
Secretary Roger Schick
Secretary Sue Hamnett T: 09 439 7224
T: 021 02927250 derk.schick@slingshot.co.nz
secretary@boirotaryclub.co.nz
20DEVONPORT ID 18483 Chartered 1977 HILLSBOROUGH, LYNFIELD AND MOUNT
PO Box 32 197 Devonport, Auckland 0744 ROSKILL ID 18493 Chartered 1954
www.devonportrotary.co.nz PO Box 27 003 Mount Roskill 1440
Monday 6:00 PM, Waitemata Golf Club, 1st & 3rd Wednesday 6:30 PM for 7:00 PM,
Derby Street, Devonport Maungakiekie Golf Club, 5 Anita Ave, Mt Roskill
President Ian Cunliffe President Norma Stott
M: 027 2279322 M: 021 1438555
Ian.cunliffe@harcourts.co.nz nstott@outlook.com
Secretary Paul Treacher Secretary Karla Bougen
M: 021 2900665 M: 0210 2983792
paul.treacher@gmail.com karlajasminbougen@gmail.com
EAST COAST BAYS ID 18484 KAIKOHE ID 18487 Chartered 1954
Chartered 1972 PO Box 118 Kaikohe 0440
PO Box 35-102 Browns Bay, Auckland 0753 www.kaikoherotary.org
www.ecbrotary.co.nz Wednesday 5:45 PM for 6:15 PM
Monday 5:30 PM for 6:00 PM, Pupuke Golf Club Kaikohe Bowling Club, Sydney Street, Kaikohe
231 East Coast Road, Mairangi Bay, Auckland
President Steve Wilce
President Sean Harris M: 0210 585460
M: 0275 566661 spwilce@gmail.com
seanharrisrotary@gmail.com
Secretary Colin Patterson
Secretary Steve Goeldner T: 09 401 3005
M: 0272 349640 colin.patterson@kaikoherotary.org
steveandsharyn@gmail.com
HENDERSON ID 18486 Chartered 1960 KAIPĀTIKI ID 18495 Chartered 1965
PO Box 21 038 Henderson, Auckland 0650 2nd Monday 5.30 PM for 6.00 PM
www.hendersonrotary.co.nz The Postmans Leg Function Room,
Thursday 6:00 PM for 6:15 PM, Lincoln Green 43-51 Downing Street, Glenfield
Motor Hotel 159 Lincoln Road Henderson 4th Monday 5:30 PM for 6:00 PM,
Northcote Citizens Hall, College Rd, Northcote
President Murray Cooper
M: 0272 244374 President Nigel Green
ma.cooper@xtra.co.nz M: 022 1644624
nigelcharlesgreen@gmail.com
Secretary Brian Foley
M: Secretary Rik Fothergill
bffoley41@gmail.com M:
Rik.kim@xtra.co.nz
21KERIKERI ID 18489 Chartered 1978 MILFORD ID 18491 Chartered 1967
PO Box 51, Kerikeri, Northland 0245 PO Box 31102 Milford, North Shore 0741
www.kerikerirotaryclub.org www.milford.rotary.org.nz
Monday 5:45 PM for 6:10 PM, Tuesday 5:30 PM for 6:00 PM, Pupuke Golf Club
The Homestead, 15 Homestead Road, Kerikeri 231 East Coast Road, Mairangi Bay, Auckland
President Alison Waugh
President Bill Frazerhurst M: 0274 470558
M: alison.waugh@xtra.co.nz
kerikeri@paperplus.co.nz
Secretary Neil Cameron Secretary Tony Trent
M: 027 6145505 M: 027 9447034
neiltcameron@gmail.com trents@slingshot.co.nz
KUMEU ID 30403 Chartered 1994 NEW LYNN ID 18494 Chartered 1958
PO Box 465 Kumeu 0841 PO Box 15409 New Lynn, Waitakere 0600
www.kumeurotaryclub.org.nz 1st & 3rd Tuesday 5:30 PM for 6:00 PM,
1st & 3rd Tuesdays 6:30 PM for 7:00 PM, Black Salt Bar/Restaurant, 8-10 Todd Plaza,
The Fireplace New Lynn
64 Main Road, Kumeu
President Linda Potuaine
President Monique Fredatovich M: 027 2840101
M: 021 646220 Lindapotuaine@gmail.com
monique@vinovum.nz
Secretary Maxine Cooper
M: 021 0351304
Secretary Ron Nolan Maxine@readypress.co.nz
T: 09 4128092
panacheltd@xtra.co.nz
MAUNGATUROTO AND DISTRICTS NORFOLK ISLAND ID 18509 Chartered 1973
ID 18490 Chartered 1969 PO Box 147 Norfolk Island
PO Box 65 Maungaturoto 0547 www.rotary.nf
Tuesday 5:45 PM for 6:15 PM, 2nd & 4th Thursday 5:30 PM for 6:00 PM,
Maungaturoto Centennial Hall, View Street, Royal A & H Society Rooms, Taylor Rd,
Maungaturoto (behind Rawson Hall), Norfolk Island
President Rod Tysoe President Ian Kiernan
M: 027 5789763 T:
Rodney_tysoe@hotmail.com Iankiernan.rotary@gmail.com
Secretary Stella Clyde
T: 09 431 8804
stella.clyde@gmail.com Secretary Jasmine Kiernan
jasminedawn1960@gmail.com
22NORTH HARBOUR ID 26705 Chartered 1989 NOUMEA OUEN TORO ID 30439
PO Box 33 1478 Takapuna, North Shore City 0740 Chartered 1994
Friday 6:45 AM for 7:00 AM, P.O. Box 11409 98802 Noumea Cedex,
North Shore Squash Centre, Shea Terrace, New Caledonia
Takapuna Tuesday 11:45 AM for 12:15 PM,
Le Bout Du Monde,
President Wallace d’Costa 4 Rue de la Fregate Nivose,
M: 021 2707132 Noumea, New Caledonia
w.dcosta@barfoot.co.nz
President Jean Michel Blaise
T:
jm.blaise070@gmail.com
Secretary Ian Coombe
T: 09 4152970
ian@coombe.net.nz Secretary Gaelle Le Taillanter
T: +687 742393
gaelle.letaillanter@gmail.com
NOUMEA ID 18477 Chartered 1962 ONEHUNGA ONE TREE HILL ID 18497
P.O. Box 845 -98845 Noumea Cedex, New Chartered 1978
Caledonia PO Box 13 271 Onehunga, Auckland 1643
Monday 11:30 AM for 12:00 PM, Restaurant Monday 5:30 PM for 6:00 PM,
L‟Eau Vive 112 route du Port, Despointes Onehunga Bowling Club,
Faubourg Blanchot Noumea - tel. 28 61 23 146 Selwyn Street, Onehunga
President Yvan Jezequel
T: +687 272944 President Robin Hulford
ayj@lagoon.nc M: 021 2288289
robin@thehulfords.com
Secretary Iain McCrae
Secretary Alexandre Caze M: 021 963899
alexandre@mis.nc diainz.mc@gmail.com
NOUMEA DUCOS BOULARI ID 18478 OREWA-MILLWATER ID 18498 Chartered
Chartered 1975 1964
P.O. Box 95-98845 Noumea, Cedex, PO Box 97 Orewa 0946
New Caledonia 1st Tuesday Wade Hotel, 2 Tavern Rd, Silverdale at
Wednesday 11:30 AM for 12:00 PM, 6.00pm
32 rue Gallieni, 5th Floor, Noumea
President Rakesh Mistry
President Marie Claire Gauthier M:
T: r_mistry@hotmail.com
quadra@mls.nc
Secretary Suman Mistry
Secretary- Julien Cozzi sumanm@xtra.co.nz
T: +687 734767
julien.cozzi@gmail.com
23PORT VILA ID 18510 Chartered 1972 TAKAPUNA NORTH ID 18500
PO Box 901 Port Vila, Vanuatu Chartered 1979
Wednesday 11:30 AM for 12:00 PM, PO Box 33 1104 Takapuna, Auckland 0740
L’Houstalet Restaurant, Eluk Road, Nambatu, www.rotarytakapunanorth.org.nz
Port Vila Monday 5:45 PM for 6:15 PM, Milford Cruising
Club, 24 Craig Rd, Milford, Auckland
President Irma (Red) Benjamin
T: +678 555 0777 President Oli Ogbonna
pvrotary.red@vanuatu.com.vu M: 021 202 4429
olix@ogbonna.org
Secretary Sally Collard
T: +678 7776740 Secretary Kerryanne Seaton
Agnestheo14@gmail.com M: 027 294 0620
kerryanne.seaton@hotmail.co.nz
SANTO ID 18511 Chartered 1974 WAIPAPA ID 30517 Chartered 1994
PO Box 259 Luganville, Santo, Vanuato PO Box 59 Waipapa, Northland 0246
Thursday 7:00 PM for 7:30 PM, www.waipapa.rotary.org.nz
Santo Rotary Conference Room, Ex Dental Building, Tuesday 7:00 PM for 7:30 PM
Santo, Vanuatu Bay Sports Pavilion, Harmony Lane, Waipapa
President Heinrick Seosse
T: +678 7740516 President Jack Armstrong
heinrick.seosse@p.energy M: 027 5544235
Armstrong.jack@xtra.co.nz
Secretary Merah Patterson Secretary Barbara Ashworth
T: +678 7740579 T: 09 4016094
mpatterson@bred.vu Barbaraashworth7@gmail.com
TAKAPUNA ID 18499 Chartered 1953 WAITAKERE ID 18501 Chartered 1970
P O Box 33 088 Takapuna, Auckland 0740 PO Box 104 - 017 Lincoln North, Waitakere 0654
www.takapunarotary.org.nz www.rotarywaitakere.org.nz
2nd & 4th Tuesday 5:30 PM for 6:00 PM, Wednesday 5.30pm for 6.00pm – Swanson RSA,
Various venues contact Club President or Secretary 663 Swanson Road, Swanson
for details
President Kriddles Roberts
President Neil Murray M: 021 02532969
M: 021 723857 kriddlesroberts@gmail.com
neilonanzac@gmail.com
Secretary Geoff Pownall
M: 021 627014 Secretary Kriddles Roberts
geoff@pownall.kiwi kriddlesroberts@gmail.com
24WARKWORTH ID 18503 Chartered 1962 WHANGAREI ID 18506 Chartered 1925
PO Box 109 Warkworth 0941 PO Box 354 Whangarei 0140
www.warkworth-rotary.org.nz www.whangareirotary.co.nz/
2nd & 4th Thursday 6.00 PM, Wednesday 5.30 PM for 6.00 PM,
The Oaks on Neville, Queen Street, Warkworth Kamo Club, 7 Meldrum Street, Kamo, Whangarei
President Brian Tuck
M: 021 1021052 President Gail Taylor
briant9910@xtra.co.nz M: 021 2974553
clear-ridge@xtra.co.nz
Secretary Glenna Tuck Secretary Maurice Schicker
glenna.tuck@gmail.com M: 021 2347417
m.schicker@xtra.co.nz
WESTHAVEN ID 31108 Chartered 1995 WHANGAREI CITY ID 82933 Chartered 2010
PO Box 91 534 Victoria Street West, Auckland 1142 PO Box 1357 Whangarei 0140
www.westhavenrotary.org.nz www.whangareicityrotary.org.nz
2nd & 4th Tuesdays 7:00 AM for 7:15 AM, 2nd & 4th Wednesday
Billfish Café, 3/31 Westhaven Drive, St Marys Bay, Te Kapehu Whetu, 185 Lower Dent Street
Auckland Whangarei
President Judy Lawley President Mohammed Atiq
M: 027 2931747 M: 0272 581610
judylawley18@gmail.com president.whangareicity@gmail.com
Secretary Charlie Inggs
M: 027 2743337 Secretary Reo Smith
d9910rotarywesthaven@gmail.com M: 021 1671139
Secretary.whangareicity@gmail.com
WHANGAPARAOA ID 25448 Chartered 1988 WHANGAREI SOUTH ID 18508
PO Box 197 Whangaparaoa 0930 Chartered 1975
1st & 3rd Thursday 6:15 PM for 6:45 PM, PO Box 896 Whangarei 0140
Red Beach Surf Club Thursday 5:30 PM Except the last Thursday in each
Ngapara Street, Red Beach month,
Northland Cricket Spire Pavilion, 79 Okara Drive,
President Paul Utting Whangarei
M: 027 7008304
paulutting.nz@gmail.com
President Tony Savage
M: 021 393230
tonyjsavage@gmail.com
Secretary Geoff Horwood,
M: 021 02773660 Secretary Maxine Neighbour
secretaryrotarywhangaparaoa@gmail.com M: 027 2748674
m.neighbour1@gmail.com
25WHANGAREI SUNRISE ID 27494 Chartered
1990
PO Box 504, Whangarei 0140
www.sunrisewhangarei.rotary.co.nz
Friday evening at 7.00 PM
Dickens Inn, The Mall,
Cameron Street, Whangarei
President Grant Hall
M: 027 5555000
grant.hall@primestrategies.co.nz
Secretary Brian Trimmer
T: 09 4348062
btrimmer@xtra.co.nz
26SOUTH KAIPARA SATELLITE – Satellite of MAUNGATUROTO-MANGAWHAI – Satellite
Rotary Henderson of Rotary Maungaturoto
1st & 3rd Wednesday 7.00pm – 8.00 PM 2nd & 4th Thursday – 7.00 PM
Parakai School, 10 Fordyce Road, Parakai. Community Hall, Fagan Place, Mangawhai
Chair Dennis Emsley
Chair Angela Gilberd
dennisemsley@gmail.com
M: 021 114 5213
angiezor@gmail.com
ROTALITE WEST - Satellite of Rotary NRG NORTH SHORE - Satellite of Rotary
Henderson Milford
1st & 3rd Wednesday at 7.00 PM Every 2nd week - refer Facebook page
Various – contact Chair for details Tues Columbus, Smales Farm at 7:00 AM OR
Wed "The Commons", Hurstmere Rd, Takapuna
Chair Jess Hendriks at 6:00 PM
M: 021 1749938
jessica.hendriks@raywhite.com Chair Chantall Turner
M: 021 482152
Chantall.turner@raywhite.com
ROTARACT NORTH AUCKLAND TE HIKU SATELLITE ‘E Club’
- Sponsored by Rotary Kaipātiki – Satellite of Rotary North Harbour
President Megan Crossen Chair Ted Norman
M: T:
rotaractnorthakl@gmail.com teriandnicola@outlook.co.nz
27District Awards
Membership Award Millennium Cup
- Les Colgan Trophy
Presented by PDG Michael Hill for the club
Presented by the Rotary project which best provides service to the
New Lynn for the club community, innovation,
recording the greatest membership involvement, public recognition and
percentage increase of presentation.
membership over the Rotary
year to date.
Awarded to:
ROTARY HENDERSON
Awarded to:
ROTARY BIRKENHEAD
The Foundation Shield Rotary Australia & New Zealand Student
– White Dixon Trophy Exchange (RANZSE) Award
- Kevin and Lyn Hartley Trophy
Presented by the 1991 GSE Presented to the club
Team from District 1200 SW considered to have made
England, for the club making the greatest contribution to
the greatest per capita the RANZSE programme
contribution to the Rotary (previously known as South
Foundation in the preceding Pacific Matched Student
Rotary year. Exchange) during the
current Rotary year.
Awarded to: Awarded to:
ROTARY NOUMEA DUCOS BOULARI NOT AWARDED – No RANZSE Exchange this
Rotary Year
New Generations Trophy Effective Social Media/Best Website
Award
Donated by Christine and Ron
Bray to encourage and This award recognises a club
challenge clubs to induct and which best demonstrates the
retain younger members in most effective use of
Rotary. electronic media and the
attraction of membership
through this source.
Awarded to: Awarded to:
HENDERSON ROTALITE SATELLITE WEST ROTARY BIRKENHEAD
28Fortune Group Cup International Youth Exchange Award
- Mark Taylor Trophy
Donated by PDG David Presented by Past IYE
Oliver this award Chairman Mark Taylor for
recognises the club with the club making the
the highest total donations greatest contribution to the
to the Rotary Foundation IYE programme during the
this year to date. current year.
Awarded to: Awarded to:
ROTARY OREWA ROTARY TAKAPUNA
Diversity in Rotary Award Bulletin Editor’s Award
– the Jack Keys Trophy
This award recognises Presented by the Rotary
The commitment a club Warkworth to the Bulletin
has made to represent Editor and Club for the best
the widely diverse NZ Bulletin throughout the year,
community in their based on presentation,
membership. information, Rotary coverage,
interest and style.
Awarded to: Awarded to:
ROTARY WHANGAREI CITY ROTARY BROWNS BAY
Assistant Governor of the Year Rotarian of the Year
– David Oliver & Geoff Dainty Trophy
Recognises outstanding
contribution by an Presented to the Rotarian
Assistant who best epitomises the
Governor in fulfilling their Rotary motto
tasks,who is well “Service above Self”
respected by Area In the Rotary year.
Presidents and has acted
as strong support to the
District Governor.
Awarded to: GARY RICHARDS Awarded to: KRIDDLES ROBERTS
29District Advisory Committee
1989 - 1990 Ken Baird (Barbara) 2014 - 2015 Bruce Rasmussen (Christine)
k.baird@xtra.co.nz M: 027 2729131
brucedg2014@gmail.com
1996 - 1997 David Oliver (Beverley) 2015 - 2016 Peter Garnett (Elaine Mead)
M: 021 422 292 M: 027 2205137
dandboliver2017@gmail.com pgarnett.rotary@gmail.com
1997 - 1998 Geoff Dainty (Jenny) 2016 - 2017 Peter Smith (Reo)
M: 021 475 842 M: 021 430 316
geoff@daintygroup.co.nz pcsmith.rotary@gmail.com
1999 - 2000 Michael Hill (Laraine) 2017- 2018 David Oliphant (Denise)
M: 021 2275954 M: 027 607 3835
mhill@freshdirect.co.nz doliphant.rotary@gmail.com
2001 - 2002 Sandra McKersey 2018 – 2019 Jerry Norman (Fay)
H: 09 438 4995 M: 027 614 6595
Sandram@peoplepotential.co.nz jerrynorman.rotary@gmail.com
2003 - 2004 Charles Wilson (Pauline) 2019-2020 Ian Kiernan (Jasmine)
M: 027 497 7999, Mob: +672 350 408
charleswilson@xtra.co.nz iankiernan.rotary@gmail.com
2004 - 2005 Ken Linkhorn (Margaret) 2020 - 2021 Elaine Mead (Peter Garnett)
M: 021 485 425 M: 027 4300839
krlmarken@gmail.com elainemead.rotary@gmail.com
2005 - 2006 Graeme Bellingham (Marilyn)
M: 021 971 172
gmbells@slingshot.co.nz PAST GOVERNORS TRANSFERRED
TO DISTRICT 9910
2006 - 2007 Merv Huxford (Bronwyn Ellison)
M: 027 389 1824 2010-2011 – Peter Signal (Rebecca), ex D9930
merv@otsl.co.nz p.r.signal@xtra.co.nz
2008 - 2009 Neil Reid (Trish) PAST GOVERNORS HONORARY OR LIVING IN
M: 021 807 515 OTHER DISTRICTS
muriwai43@xtra.co.nz 1981-1982 Melvyn Cooper (Colleen)
melandconz@gmail.com
2009 - 2010 Georges Giovannelli (Nicole) ex-Rotary Kaitaia & Onehunga (now Rotary Rotorua
H: +687 24 16 02 North, D9930)
rotary.gg@lagoon.nc
1987-1988 Don McAllister (Deidre)
2010 - 2011 Maxine Neighbour (Murray) dmcal.35@gmail.com
M: 027 274 8674 ex Rotary Kerkeri (now living in Queensland)
m.neighbour1@gmail.com
1991-1992 Stuart Batty (Leslie)
2011 - 2012 Brian Tuck (Glenna) stuart.batty@rnzwcs.org
H: 09 422 3415, M: 021 102 1052 ex-Rotary North Harbour (now Rotary Papanui, D9970)
briant9910@xtra.co.nz
1994 - 1995 Tony.J. Hornabrook (Maite)
2012 - 2013 Lindsay Ford (Alison) tonyajh@canl.nc
H: 6723 23498 or 6723 22532 Rotary Noumea Ducos Boulari (Honorary)
ford.rotary@outlook.com
2002-2003 Bill Conaghan (Elaine)
2013 - 2014 Phil Ashton ponsycon@xtra.co.nz
M: 027 4798400 Rotary North Harbour (Honorary)
pashton@rutherfordrede.co.nz
30New Zealand Districts
District 9920
Steve Chaney (Edith)
M: 027 2733006
steve@chaney.co.nz
Conference:
District 9930
Ross Pinkham
M: 027 2428089
rossnzrotary@gmail.com
Conference:
District 9940
Mark Wheeler (Katie)
M: 027 8721865
mark.rotary9940@gmail.com
Conference:
District 9970
Nick Courtney (Liz)
M: 021 437718
courtney@xtra.co.nz
Conference: TBA
District 9980
Nick Wood (Beth)
M: 021 374455
njwoodrotary@gmail.com
Conference:
31Rotary Special Observances
In order to recognise and focus service, the RI Board has established the following special observances
Area of Focus Observance Week International Day
Month / Week / Day Special Observance
July No monthly observance
August Membership and New Club Development Month
September Basic Education and Literacy Month
October Community Economic Development Month
5 – 11 October – Rotary Reconnect Week
24 October – World Polio Day
November The Rotary Foundation Month
2 – 8 November – World Interact Week
December Disease Prevention and Treatment Month
January Vocational Service Month
February Peacebuilding and Conflict Prevention Month
23 February – Rotary Anniversary & World Understanding & Peace Day
March Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Month
8 – 14 March – World Rotaract Week
April Maternal and Child Health Month
May Youth Service Month
June Rotary Fellowships Month
(Rotary International Code of Policies 8.020)
32DISTRICT FUNCTIONS
ADMINISTRATION Archives
District has made available a unit at Mini Storage,
Albany where Clubs and District can deposit these
Legislation & Resolutions and items knowing that they are safe and secure. They
Council of Legislation will be sorted and collated, professionally, and
made available whenever they may be needed.
Contact TBA
Maxine Neighbour
M: 027 274 8674
m.neighbour1@gmail.com
Rotary Whangarei South
CONTINUITY
Nominating
Bruce Rasmussen Committee
M: 027 2729131
brucedg2014@gmail.com Convenor
Rotary Milford David Oliphant
doliphant.rotary@gmail.com
M:
Rotary Henderson
The District Resolutions Committee shall keep the
resolutions of the District in conformity with the
changes in the Constitution of Rotary International. Committee
They shall receive and process all resolutions to be
Jerry Norman, Ian Kiernan, Elaine Mead, Grant
considered by the District Conference including
changes to The Rotary International District 9910 Smith
Inc. Constitution and Bylaws.
MEMBERSHIP
Finance / District Reserve Strategic Planning/ Membership
District Finance Chair Team
and District Reserve Chair
Fund Chair Elaine Mead
Chris Owen M: 027 4300839
T: 09 479 5290
chris.s.owen@gmail.com
Rotary Milford
Committee:
Ian Kiernan, Rebecca Stilton
elainemead.rotary@gmail.com
Rotary Westhaven
Committee:
Matthew McLeod, Clive Menkin, Janice Dowell,
Jerry Norman, David Oliphant, Vicki Hill
33DISTRICT TRAINING
District Alumni Team
PETS1/SPPETS/Club Leaders Training
Seminar/ Rotary Learning & Information
Chair
D9910 Training Team
Vicki Hill
vicki@kiwicancladding.co.nz
Georgina Richards (Lead) M:
Orewa-Millwater Rotary Rotary Henderson
Committee:
Oli Ogbonna
olix@ogbonna.org
The District Training Team assists the district to develop Rotary Takapuna North
leadership skills and increase Rotary knowledge, so that
Rotary leaders and Rotarians in our district can Tazmina Crisp
contribute successfully to the achievement of the goals tazminacrisp@gmail.com
determined by Rotary International and the Governor for Rotary Whangarei South
the current year and beyond.
Paul Mees (Membership liaison)
● Provide a level of knowledge and training that will mees49@gmail.com
enable each leader to enjoy making an effective Rotary Browns Bay
contribution to the achievement of the goals set by
Rotary International and the Governor; Jenn McKenzie (Youth Exchange liaison)
● Ensure Assistant Governors, Club Presidents and jennifer.sophia.mckenzie@gmail.com
Club Officers are aware of the goals for the year and Rotary Takapuna
provide learning events to help achieve them in an
effective and positive way; Rotary alumni are individuals who have experienced
● Manage the content, logistics, promotion and Rotary through various programs, including, but not
presentation of the Rotary Leadership Institute limited to: Interact, Rotaract, Rotary Youth Exchange
programme (RLI – Rotary Learning & Information) to (IYE), Rotary Youth Rotary Australia and New Zealand
ensure all Rotarians in the district have the Student Exchange (RANZSE), National Science &
opportunity to upskill in Rotary knowledge; Technology Forum, Rotary Youth Leadership Awards
● Work with District Chairs to provide learning events (RYLA), Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA),
in particular topics that will help Rotarians to achieve Rotary Peace Fellowships, Global Grants Scholarships,
the goals; Vocational Training Teams (members and leaders),
● Work with the other New Zealand District training Group Study Exchange (GSE), Ambassadorial
teams on a standard framework and approach to Scholarships.
President-Elect training, particularly in relation to the
multi-district training. The purpose of the Rotary Alumni is to:
● Promote an awareness amongst clubs and the
district and maintain a relationship with their alumni;
The district training team is specifically responsible, in ● Assist Rotary alumni to keep in touch and share
conjunction with the Governor-Elect, for developing the their stories with the Rotary family;
following learning events: ● Enable Rotary to re-connect with alumni they have
supported;
● Assistant Governor training;
● Support and co-ordinate alumni events and
● President-Elect training;
associations, where appropriate.
● Pacific Island President-Elect training;
● South Pacific President-Elect training; Contact Points:
● Club Leaders’ Seminar;
rotaryd9910alumni@gmail.com
Contact Points:
@rotary9910alumni
d9910training.rotary@gmail.com
https://rotarydistrict9910.org/page/alumni
https://rotarydistrict9910.org/page/training
ALUMNI
34PUBLIC IMAGE Rotary Down Under
Official Rotary Magazine for
District Public Image Chair
Australia and New Zealand based
Jenna Tuuta districts
M: 0204 0435577 Rotary Down Under House
jennatuuta@gmail.com Level 3, 43 Hunter Street, Parramatta
Rotary East Coast Bays NSW 2150 Australia
pichair9910@rotaryoceania.zone
Postal address: PO Box 779, Parramatta
NSW 2124 Australia
Ph: +61 2 9633 4888
Public Image Community: enquiries@rotarydownunder.com.au
District Website - Matthew McLeod management@rotarydownunder.com.au
District Webmaster - Ray Wilce editorial@rotarydownunder.com.au
Social Media – Jenna Tuuta advertising@rotarydownunder.com.au
subscriptions@rotarydownunder.com.au
Auckland Banners – Grant Smith www.rotarydownunder.org
M: 021 640999
garntdsmith@live.com facebook.com/rotarydownunder
Northern Banners – Sue Hamnett
twitter.com/rotarydownunder
M: 021 02926250
suehamnett@xtra.co.nz
Office hours: 9.00am – 5.00pm Monday –
Rotary Bay of Islands
Friday (except public holidays).Manages all
Governor Newsletter – Maxine Cooper matters relating to the Regional Magazine.
rotarynewsletter9910@gmail.com
Rotary New Lynn
RDU SUPPLIES
Licensed supplier of Rotary International
emblem merchandise
Use of Rotary Name and Rotary Down Under House,
Emblem Level 3, 43 Hunter Street, Parramatta
Refer to www.rotary.org/myrotary/ then browse NSW 2150
to Manage -> Brand Centre -> Guidelines Phone: +61 2 9633 4888
Toll free from New Zealand – 0800 287 682
Enquiries: admin@rdusupplies.com.au
Website: www.rdusupplies.com.au
Visit the Supplies website for safe and secure
ordering of Rotary branded merchandise.
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