Rotary Club of Northlakes Toukley In Touch November 2014 | Page 5

· Achievements as an individual or as
part of a group/organization/in their own field of
endeavour

If you would like to nominate someone or feel the
Club should please give me a call .
There are now concerns for Rotaract on the
Central Coast as the remaining single Club has
only two members both of whom are about to
reach 30 yrs. of age and intend joining Rotary
Clubs.

Little Ray of Giving will launch on 1 December
2014 with local communities being asked to dig
deep to put smiles on the faces of
disadvantaged families this Christmas. Ray
White offices will have a special giving tree in
their front window to collect gifts for children and
families who will be doing it tough this festive
season.
“All you need to do is wrap up your present and
drop it under the tree in your local Ray White
office. Tell the Ray White team if the gift is for a
boy or girl, nominate an age group and your gift
will be delivered by the team from a participating
Rotary club to a child who will appreciate the lift
to their festive season,” Karen Hall, chief
marketing officer of Ray White said
“It’s a really simple way to put a smile on the face
of a young child who might otherwise go without
this Christmas. Sometimes just a small gift can
make the biggest Sometimes just a small gift can
make the biggest difference to families who are
struggling at an expensive time of year.”
Ray White has run this initiative across Australia
and New Zealand each December since 2012.
Last year alone almost 3000 gifts were donated
and delivered to children in need.
Our Rotary Club with be partnering with Ray
White Gorokan & Budgewoi to spread a Little Ray
of Giving – more details to follow.
Finally I would like to wish everyone a very happy
Christmas and a bright and prosperous New Year

“A Little Ray of Giving”

Look forward to catching up at our next Rotary
Club event

Ray White has partnered with Rotary Down
Under to deliver an inspiring Christmas
campaign for disadvantaged children who may
need a little extra light in their festive season. A

Peter McCloskey
Club President

Head Man
I complained to my barber that my hairline seemed to be receding and that there
was a worrisome thinning in front. "A bald forehead means you're a thinker," he
said encouragingly.
I liked that, but wondered aloud about the top spot. "That means you're a lover," he
replied.
Now I was really feeling good - until he looked me in the eye and added, "Of course
if you lose hair in front and on top, that means you only think you are a lover."

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