Welcome to the Waterfront Rotary Club (Cape Town- District 9350).
Our club was chartered on 12 September 1992 and we pride ourselves on being one of the friendliest Rotary clubs in Cape Town and really enjoy having guests.
Every week several visiting Rotarians join us for breakfast and we also welcome non-Rotarians who would like to learn more about Rotary and the work we do.
We have a vibrant and active club with energy for hard work and fun out in the 'wilds' of Cape Town, in sunny (sometimes) South Africa!
Our club has a 'nautical' theme - the club mascot is Rob the seal (the Inner Wheel club adopted Roberta), and the weekly newsletter is called the "Seal's Bark"...
Our History
We are a daughter club of the Rotary Club of Cape Town and were chartered on 12th September 1992.
We have since chartered the club of Melkbos.
Of the original 33 charter members, 5 remain. They are seen here with Charter President Thomas Graham (second from left, who now lives in Australia).
We currently we have 43 members.
Left to right: Gordon Millar, Charter President Thomas Graham, June Webber, Martin Coleman, David Bradley and Derek Wrankmore.
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For more indepth information, have a look at Rotary International.
The Waterfront Rotary Club is part of District 9350.
Our district covers a large part of the Southern African sub-continent, incorporating the whole of Angola and Namibia, and the western part of the Republic of South Africa.
It covers an area of 2.4 million square kilometres reaching from the Angolan border in the north to the southern tip of Africa - a distance of 3 200 kilometres and is an average of 600 kilometres wide along it's entire length.
District 9350 represents about 61 local clubs.
Rotary Waterfront is one of the larger clubs and has an excellent membership intergration with all age groups and sexes represented.
Members really count Friday mornings as a highlight of their week!
Guests are most welcome to come and experience our meetings - please email our secretary.
2018/19 Board of WRC
Janice Halliford (Club Admin), Debby Daniel (Treasurer), Hans Stampfl, Glynis Jennings (Membership), Alfons Genseberger (Sargeant at Arms/ Bosun), Sue Truter (President/ Captain), Maryka Vermaak (Foundation), Vaughan Pierce (Public Image), Derek Pead (Secretary), Siham Boda (Past President) and Phephelaphi Dube (Youth Service). Not in picture: Piet Postema (Service Projects) and Spiro Mitchell (Fundraising).
PRESIDENT:
Sue Truter
Immediate PAST PRESIDENT:
Siham Boda
SARGEANT AT ARMS: (Bosun)
Alfons Genseberger
TREASURER:
Debby Daniel
SECRETARY:
Derek Pead
FOUNDATION:
Maryka Vermaak
CLUB ADMIN:
Janice Halliford
YOUTH SERVICE:
Phephelaphi Dube
PUBLIC IMAGE:
Vaughan Pierce
FUNDRAISING
Spiro Mitchell
MEMBERSHIP
Glynis Jennings
SERVICE PROJECTS
Piet Postema
Hans Stampfl
WEBMASTER
Pieter Swart
CLUB E-MAIL:
waterfrontrotary9350@gmail.com
0834445364 (emergency only please - enquiries, kindly email)
MAIL ADDRESS
P.O.Box 50007, Waterfront
8002 Cape Town, South Africa
Enquiries are most welcome.
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