A huge thank you to all of you who brought books to District Conference. We were in touch with the Lynley from the Rotary Club of Taupo and the books were collected (some 10 boxes!) on the Monday following conference. They will be distributed by the three clubs in Taupo to those who need them in the Taupo area. Lynley tells me they are thrilled with all the books and organisations such as PAFT(Parents as First Teachers) Family First and 
Children's Therapy Centre will be the beneficiaries. They planned to begin actioning it this week and will send some photos through as soon as possible.
Children's Therapy Centre will be the beneficiaries. They planned to begin actioning it this week and will send some photos through as soon as possible.Jenny
And from the latest Fitzroy Bulletin:
Reading In Schools: Averil Bray, the co-ordinator of Fitzroy Rotary's “Reading In Schools” programme, said that she had received seven applications for the role of Rotary readers following recent publicity in “Midweek” newspaper. Most applicants had pre-conceived ideas as to which school they would like to go to, with Fitzroy School being first choice for many. Averil said that she is still short of readers at Bell Block and Puketapu
And from the latest Fitzroy Bulletin:
Reading In Schools: Averil Bray, the co-ordinator of Fitzroy Rotary's “Reading In Schools” programme, said that she had received seven applications for the role of Rotary readers following recent publicity in “Midweek” newspaper. Most applicants had pre-conceived ideas as to which school they would like to go to, with Fitzroy School being first choice for many. Averil said that she is still short of readers at Bell Block and Puketapu 
