Club meeting — Essential Cybersecurity

On January 22, our Club welcomed Mr. Harry Poon, our speaker who talked about essential cybersecurity for our mobile devices. Mr. Poon gave us tips on how to protect ourselves in this digital age, and why being vigilant at all times is important. We also welcomed two visiting Rotarians: District Secretary Dominic Wai of Rotary Club of Star Avenue and Rotarian Friederike Langer of Rotary Club of Marina City in Singapore.

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Club meeting — Yuk Chi Resource Centre

On January 8, our Club convened for a dinner meeting at Regal Hong Kong Hotel. Our speaker was Ms. Helen Leung, Service Director of Yuk Chi Resource Centre in Tuen Mun. Ms. Leung updated our members with the Centre’s latest developments, and gave us a glimpse of upcoming projects and initiatives.

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Club meeting — 4 Clans Meeting

On November 20, our mother Club, Rotary Club of Hong Kong Island East, hosted 4-Clans joint meeting. President David led our Club’s delegation. The speaker of the evening was Dr. Lo Chung-mau, Secretary for Health of the Government of Hong Kong. Dr. Lo talked about the latest development of the healthcare system in Hong Kong.

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Club meeting — Disappearing Glaciers

On November 13, our Club welcomed Dr. Matthew Chan, who shared with us an alarming topic: the disappearing glaciers around the world. Dr. Matthew Chan talked about the impending ecological disaster, and what we can do to slow/stop it. Dr. Matthew Chan previously talked about a similar topic at District Preserve Planet Earth Seminar.

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Fellowship bowling

On November 2, our Club hosted a fellowship bowling outing featuring our Interactors, Rotaractors, RCC members, members from our daughter Club (Rotary E Club of Lantau) and our grandbaby Club (Rotary Club of Neoteric HK). The day started with the planning committee finalizing the plans of the day during a breakfast meetup. Then, nearly a hundred bowlers descended upon the alleys of South China Athletic Association to enjoy games of fun. After bowling, hungry bowlers walked a short distance to Craigengower Cricket Club to enjoy a fellowship lunch. The day’s event allowed mingling between our members, our youth, and our other service partners.

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