Past President of Rotary Klaus Keck presenting a cheque to Past District Governor Peter Raynor for the Rotary Foundation. The money will be used for many worthwhile projects around the world including the eradication of Polio. Mr Raynor thanked the club for everything they have done over the past 67 years.
The Rotary Club of Rylstone Kandos held its 67th Annual Changeover Dinner on Tuesday night. For first time in its 67 years two women hold the key positions in the club. Elizabeth McKay was sworn in as president and Amanda Roach has taken the office of vice-president.
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On the night outgoing president, Klaus Keck outlined some Rotary’s achievements last year.
Highlights include youth exchange program, many community events and the purchase of several shelter boxes.
On receiving her badge, Elizabeth McKay thanked Klaus and his wife Nancy for their hard work during the year along.
“I’m proud to be a member of Rylstone Kandos Rotary that does so much for young people” she said.
Newly inducted president Elizabeth McKay with immediate past president Klaus keck.
Elizabeth McKay, Paul Toole, Margaret and Peter Raynor and Janette and Stephen Jackson.
