Club of Salisbury (SA) Inc
WEEKLY BULLETIN
RI President 2014 2015
Gary C.K. Huang
District Governor
2014 - 2015
RI District 9500
John Campbell
Assistant Governor
Group 4
Elizabeth Adamson
President
Rick Henke
President Elect
Graham Purbrick
Immediate Past
President
Colin Willington
Secretary
Keith Stuart
Vice President
Chris McDonald
Membership &
Service Director
Christopher Moore
Public Officer &
Foundation Director
Roger Dennis
Club Administration
Meeting 2577– 2nd March 2015
MARCH IS LITERACY MONTH
Highlight successful literacy projects in your district or increase awareness of the area's literacy
needs.
World Rotaract Week 13 March
Who was there celebrating the sponsors and supporters of our Australia Day
Picnic - well, unfortunately we received no positive RSVPs from any of our ADay sponsors
which reflects on their valuable contribution to our big day but shows they are sponsors that do
not need public recognition for their support. So we thank them in absentia and hope to involve
them again next year. But we did have some visitors who came along to share with us the joys
and successes of ADay and they were Toni Anne Smallman with Andrew, Robert and Tamika,
Jeff & Julie Stanley, Rick Taylor, Betty Goodall and 6 Rotaractors, all workers recognised for
their efforts. In addition as visitors Alun Hughes, Paul Valente (Kidman Park RC), Alison,
Mary, Chris and Gloria with 19 Rotarians made a full house for the evening.
Club Announcements:
PE Graham Purbrick reported that the Clean-Up- Australia Day team of Dennis,
Christopher and Kerrie, Norm and Gabi (with Sophie), Roger and Graham managed the usual
stint along the Little Para River but were agreeably surprised that the rubbish accumulated
seemed to less than past years. Mary turned up at midday with a ‘Subway’ lunch for us all and
Dennis provided the means by which we could toast March 1st as St David’s Day. (We accepted
Rick’s excuse for not appearing on Sunday morning.)
Graham also reported on the fun and games of the Quiz Night for Asher’s Congo Grace Charity
and declared that the Rotary Table might have won the night had they been a bit cleverer.
PP Colin Willington urged any member who requires a new Rotary shirt to contact Ellinor
and place an order asap and reminded members of the 5th Monday in March visit to Ellinor’s
Business in the Parafield Business area, including food!
The next Northern Business Breakfast on March 23rd will have as guest speaker Tod Miller, an
entrepreneur who has built up an amazing export business. NBB will be at The Club, Parafield
Gardens Community Club.
President Rick reminded our members of the Club’s involvement in the next Midnight
Basketball Event on Saturday 21st March – a couple more helpers required with the catering. A
roster sheet was circulated. Rotaractor Damien gave a good summary of Midnight Basketball
for the uninitiated.
The Group 4 Combined Meeting on 20th April will be available to book on-line. Former Lord
Mayor of Adelaide, Stephen Yarwood, will be the guest speaker.
Rick gave a brief report of the recent Board Meeting including the impending up-grade of the
Club’s Web-site, the need to recruit some more Thursday helpers for Allsorts and the planned
public schools Debating Contest between the 8 local High Schools into which $1000 has been
given from the President’s Discretionary Fund. There will be some security aspectsS for the
Club’s money/cash movements to be advised and Roger will now do the weekly banking.
Rick gave some media feedback on ADay including 21000 Facebook and Twitter hits, Channel
9 News coverage, newspaper and Salisbury Aware exposure – all good!
The remainder of the evening was taken up with table group responses to some questions that
Rick had developed asking for ideas towards the next ADay – as a result there are now some
ideas for the next ADay committee to consider.
Chris Marks – President of Rotaract provided a brief summary of the progress and
activities of their Club which indicates the Club is up and running very well with new ideas,
directions and recruits.
CONTACT
PO Box 931
Salisbury SA 5108
www.salisburyrotary.com.au
Meet Mondays
(except public holidays)
6.00pm for 6.30pm
Old Spot Hotel
Main North Rd
Salisbury Heights
Formed: 13th June 1963
Chartered: 4th November 1963
THEME FOR
2014/2015
CLICK HERE
TO WATCH THE
LIGHT UP ROTARY
VIDEO
Officer
District 9500
Conference
Rosaline Braima
Public Image Director
All the Australia Day photos
were on display showing us
all the things we didn’t see
while we worked!
Colin Willington
Treasurer
Anthea Walker
Bulletin is produced after each
meeting.
Due date for bulletin inclusions:
6.30pm on the night of the meeting
(emailed to
[email protected]
preferred or clear concise
handwritten information on the
night).
Edmond won the Charlesworth Nuts Raffle (it pays to be a little late, sometimes) and Richard P
won the H & T.
“Light up Lincoln”
Port Lincoln
26th – 29th March
2015
Details:
Click Here
WHAT’S COMING UP IN CLUB MEETINGS?
Apologies, Make-ups and
Guests to Peter Salamon,
PLEASE
WHO HAS A REASON
TO CELEBRATE IN
MARCH?
BIRTHDAYS
6th Nyiel Jok
16th Ron Hann
23th Barbara Willington
Chair
16/3/2015
#2578
Team Meeting
6.00pm for
6:30pm
23/3/2015
#2579
Club Forum
6.00pm for
6:30pm
N/R
President Rick
Speaker
Topic
Furniture
Colin Willington
Roger
Attendance
Desk
Meal and visit to
‘Uniforms Plus’
Business premises
of Rotarian Ellinor
Caruso.
Lawrence Hargrave
Way, Parafield
INDUCTIONS
Peter Salamon
1/03/1995
13/4/2015
#2581
Team Meeting
6.00pm for
6:30pm
Team
Meeting
ANNIVERSARIES
4th 1972 Keith & Alison
26th Celian Kidega and
Chance
30/3/2015
#2580
(5th Monday)
Off-site
6.00pm for 6.30pm
Eric & Gabby
Eric & Gabby
George Gabarretta
George Gabarretta
Norm Waldowski
5/03/2012
Sergeant
Team leaders
Community
Graham
International
Christopher & Rosaline
Moore
ALLSORTS ROSTER
Thursday Sales
05/3/2015
12/3/2015
19/3/2015
Roger, Gloria &
John
Graham, Mary,
Jeff & Julie
Keith, Dennis
with Rosaline &
Annie
07/3/2015
14/3/2015
21/3/2015
28/3/2015
Ron, Julie W,
Asha/Amel
Colin, Barbara &
Kaye
Norm, George &
Betty G
Richard, Cathy &
Donna
Youth Services
Rick
Vocational
Ron / Colin
Aust Day
Chris MacDonald
Saturday Sales
26/3/2015
The Rotary Foundation is now accepting applications for the Rotary Peace Fellowship
Over the past 11 years, The Rotary Foundation has provided nearly 900 future peace leaders with peace and conflict resolution education at
Rotary Peace Centers around the world.
Each year up to 100 fellows are selected to receive full funding to earn either a professional development certificate in peace and conflict studies
or a master’s degree in a range of disciplines related to peace and security at one of our 7 partnering universities. Each Rotary Peace Center
offers a unique curriculum and field-based learning opportunities that examine peace and conflict theory through various frameworks.
Visit the Rotary Peace Centers website for more information: https://www.rotary.org/en/peace-fellowships.The 2016-17 academic term
deadline is 31 May 2015.
OTHER STUFF YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT
If you would like an event included in this schedule, advise [email protected]
When
EVERY
Thursday &
Saturday
9am until 5pm
Fourth Wednesday
each month,
7.00am—8.45am
Additional
Information
Event
Where
Container of Hope
Donations in Kind, off
Taranaki Rd, Edinburgh Parks
Business Breakfast
Grand Central 0r The Club at
Parafield Gardens
Any help will be appreciated.
Free BBQ for all those that come
to help, or visit
$15 for a cooked breakfast
Contact
Who should
attend?
Sharka on 0400 695
090 or
SHARKATAX@bigp
ond.com
Everyone and
anyone
Bookings and info
Click here
Everyone and
anyone
MARCH
Sunday 1st
Clean Up Australia
Day
9.30am Old Sport Carpark
Wednesday 4th
International
Women’s Day
Breakfast
National Wine Centre
Saturday 21st
Midnight Basketball
Catering
26th to 29th
District 9500
Conference
Tuesday 31st
RYDA
Port Lincoln
Twelve/25
Work then lunch
Rick
6 People
Graham
Still available places and beds
Roger
help required
Salisbury Institute
APRIL
Monday 20th
Group 4
Combined meeting
Old Spot Hotel
MAY
Monday 11th
In-House Partners’
Tea
At the home of Kerrie Moore
Apologies to Mary
Monday 25th
Vocational
Achievement meeting
OSH
Voc. C’tee
All members
PRESIDENT’S SPOT
Bulletin Editor
Donna Holloway
Phone: 0457 861 794
[email protected]
Roger Dennis – sub-ed.
Catering, Make-ups,
Apologies, Guests
Peter Salamon
Phone: 8287 0532 by midday Sunday
for catering purposes
Business Breakfast
Colin Willington
[email protected]
Australia Day Thank you.
Hopefully every one enjoyed our Australia Day thank you evening. The wine and drinks were compliments of the
club.
The feedback forms will be collated and the results put in a future bulletin.
Images from Australia day are available via our website at www.salisburyrotary.com.au but we have included a few
in this month’s bulletin.
Clean Up Australia.
Thanks to Graham and Mary for the support and everyone who helped out on the day (especially Sophie!)
Northern Business Breakfast
March Breakfast will see Todd Martin, a true export genius speak. For the first time we will also see the Connector
expand and also a optional post breakfast workshop on “Linkedin”
AllSorts
[email protected]
Details and bookings at http://e.mybookingmanager.com/NBBMar2015
BBQ Trailer
Richard Pailthorpe
Phone: 0409 093 360
[email protected]
Group 4 event.
Please, Please, Please make sure that Monday April 20th is marked in your diary for this huge event. I am hoping
that all members, partners, honorary members, Rotaractor’s and friends will join us on this very important event.
Booking details out shortly.
Public Officer
Roger Dennis
Phone: 0403 313 927
Web Master
Damien Walker
[email protected]
Programs
Peter Salamon
Phone: 8287 0532
Attendance recording
Gabby Jones
Meeting cashier
Norm Waldowski
Bank account details
BSB 035-047 a/c 384347
Volunteer effort.
I think the Rotary Club of Salisbury is really kicking some big goals at the moment – but it is very reliant on
volunteer effort. Many people are donating their time at (or beyond) their ideal amount.
Thank you to everyone who is making a difference – whether it be with Container of Hope project, Bunnings BBQs,
Allsorts, the Business Breakfast or administration roles (program officer, bulletin editor, webmaster, board
members, allsorts committee, etc) and project delivery. You are all valuable and you are helping make our
community a better place.
If anyone knows of a person who would be willing to work at Allsorts on Thursdays (every couple of weeks) we are
keen to recruit a few extra friends of Rotary particularly to assist in this role. Skills needed include – able to work
the cash register and eftpos (after some training) and have good customer service attitude, good ability to move
around and stock shelves or general tidy up / dust, ability to embrace the principals of Rotary.
Yours in Rotary Service
Rick Henke
President 2014 / 2015
Rotary Club of Salisbury (SA)
ROTARY CLUB OF SALISBURY WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE PLUSH GROUP AS THE VENUE FOR OUR
MEETINGS
~ Friendly Staff ~
~ Great Atmosphere ~
~ Modern gaming lounge ~
~ Meals and functions ~
Phone 82582096 or
http://www.oldspothotel.com.au
ADDITIONAL CLUB ANNOUNCEMENTS
Christopher Moore
International minute:
WORK TEAM: Rotary Club of Salisbury, through PP Piotr Salamon, is looking
for expressions of interest from Club members & friends interested in
undertaking a work project to Vanuatu this Rotary year.
Thanks Piotr.
CONTAINER OF HOPE <https://www.facebook.com/>GIVING
Pickups:

Truck of clothes

5 carloads of uniforms/clothes/household

2 Trailer loads of household goods
Thanks:
Sharka, Celian, Piotr, Shane & Gabby
2/3/15 MEMBERSHIP MINUTE:
Christopher Moore 0413279753
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
FOUR WAY TEST - of the things we think, say or do.
 Is it the TRUTH?
 Is it FAIR to all Concerned?
 Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
 Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
ROTARY ON THE MOVE
Please click HERE to view - download the “Rotary On The Move” Newsletter
for March 2015.
Service Minute:
SERVICE THRU FELLOWSHIP
Christopher Moore: 0413279753 [email protected]
OUR PURPOSE Service thru Fellowship & SAS: Service Above Self:
OBJECT OF ROTARY
The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of
worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster:
FIRST. The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service;
SECOND. High ethical standards in business and professions, the recognition
of the worthiness of all useful occupations, and the dignifying of each
Rotarian's occupation as an opportunity to serve society;
THIRD. The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian's personal,
business, and community life;
FOURTH. The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and
peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united
in the ideal of service.
ARTICLE IN DISTRICT NEWSLETTER:
REVIEW YOUR SERVICE PROJECTS AT OUR NEXT TEAM MEETING
 Are they inspiring and enjoyable for everyone involved?
 Does your club have an exciting signature service project that all members
are involved in?
 Does your club invite non‐members (friends, family, colleagues, Rotary
alumni, Rotaractors, and other community members) to participate in your
service projects and learn more about your club?
 Do your service projects address a current need in your community, as well
as suit the interests of your members?
 Do your club members meet the people that benefit from their service?