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DISTRICT 9800
AUSTRALIA
Rotary Club of Brighton Beach
President 2014/15
Chartered 23 May 1995
Anthony Langley
Club Bulletin
Email
14th October 2014
[email protected]
Club Program
Website
Tuesday 14th October 2014
www.rotarybrightonbeach.com.au
PO Box 154
Hampton 3188
Victoria
Australia
ABN: 94959653321
Meetings
Every Tuesday night
Milano’s Hotel
4 The Esplanade
Brighton Vic 3186
6:15pm for 6:45pm
Cost $25
Meeting cancelled in lieu of Club visit to DIK warehouse on 11th October
Tuesday 21st October 2014
Event:
Joint meeting with RC’s Hampton & Sandringham @
Milanos
Keiran Cromie & Julie Avery
Front Desk:
Tuesday 28th October 2014
Speaker:
Meet and Greet:
Front Desk:
Sergeant:
Geoff Dobbs – Vocational Talk
Linn Maskell
Chris Fletcher & Richard Noble
John Maskell
Tuesday 4th November 2014
Club Cup Day function
Visitors
Welcome
The Rotary Club of Brighton
Beach is a caring, inclusive club
with a purpose.
We work together within our
local community and
internationally upholding
Rotary values while having fun
2014/15
RI President: Gary Huang
DG: Murray Verso
AG: Peter Frueh
Tuesday 11th November 2014
Speaker – John Wigley District Foundation Chair
& presentation of club survey results and discussion
Tuesday 18th November 2014
Speakers – Leah Kemp & Dione O’Donnell Mayflower Homes
If you are unable to attend the meeting where you have been rostered to be
Sergeant, work on the Front Desk or Host the Guest Speaker, would you please
arrange for another member to take your place & advise Anthony of the
change. Thankyou
Past Presidents and
their themes
1995 (Charter Year)
Simon Conquest
“Believe in what you do,
Do what you believe in”
1995/1996
Simon Conquest
“Act with Integrity –
Serve with Love – Work for Peace”
1996/1997
Shondra Hill
“Build the Future with
Action and Vision”
1997/1998
Keiran Cromie
“Show Rotary Cares”
The DG visits our club
We welcomed DG Murray Verso and Irene to our club. Murray spoke about the
meaning of Rotary. What enthuses and motivates him and the great work done
within our district and in partiuclar he noted the work that our club does. It was
an inspiring talk. Prior to Murray commencing his talk, club members Linn, Keiran,
Grant, Ruth, Lisa, Margie, Noelle and Anthony each briefly described what Rotary
means to them. There were a variety of responses but all highlighted the great
work done by Rotary and the commitment that each of us has to be part of this
amazing organisation.
It was great to see Anne Jobson and also Kit at the meeting. We welcomed Bob
Neild from the RC Canberra Sunrise who was in Melbourne visting family. Anne
won the front desk raffle and Neil had an oppoortunity to win the card raffle.
1998/1999
Jill Thomas
“Follow Your Rotary Dream”
1999/2000
Roger Coles
“Rotary 2000: Act with Consistency Credibility Continuity”
2000/2001
Julie Avery
“Create Awareness Take Action”
2001/2002
Richard Noble
“Mankind is our Business”
2002/2003
Deane Kitson
“Sow the Seeds of Love”
2003/2004
Nick Tunbridge
“Lend a Hand”
2004/2005
Alan Thomas
“Celebrate Rotary”
2005/2006
Noelle Pratt
“Service Above Self”
2006/2007
Kel Costello
“Lead the Way”
2007/2008
Anthony Langley
“Rotary Shares”
2008/2009
Margie Desmyth
“Make Dreams Real”
2009/2010
Ruth Carlos-Martinez
“The Future of Rotary
is in your Hands”
2010/2011
Neil Graham
“Building Communities
Bridging Continents”
2011/2012
Dianne Semmel
“Reach Within to Embrace Humanity”
2012/2013
Linn Maskell
“Peace through service”
2013/14
Grant Wishnowsky
Engage Rotary – Change Lives
Garden DesignFest 2014
Thank you to all those members who have volunteered to assist on the 15th & 16th
of November. We will be managing a garden in Margarita St Hampton so
rememeber to publicise the event to your friends and family, the more people that
attend the more money raised for the nominated charities and for our club!
Details of the gardens open are available on the following website.
http://www.gardendesignfest.com.au/
Christmas Hampers
All Souls Church in Sandringham collects food each week but leading up to
Christmas they are in an urgent need of non perishable food and toys. These
goods are then donated to BayCISS (Sandringham), Dixon House (Anglicare) and
the Asylum Seekers Centre in Dandenong. The food and toys will be distributed
locally and in surrounding suburbs. It would be great if our Rotarians can assist
Noelle with donations. There will be a box available at our meetings over the next
6 – 7 weeks, all you have to do is bring an item or two along and drop it into the
box. All types of non perishable food items are acceptable including Christmas
items. Any queries please contact Noelle.
Birthday greetings
A belated Happy Birthday for the 5th October to John Wheller and to club friend
and former member Pete Jensen.
Working Bee at Donations in Kind
ROTARY CLUB OF
BRIGHTON BEACH
PAUL HARRIS FELLOW
RECOGNITION
1.
Alan Anderson
2.
Alan Thomas
3.
Anne Holland
4.
Anthony Langley + 1 Sapphire
5.
Des Bloink
6.
Geoff Dobbs
7.
Jennette Anderson
8.
Jill Thomas
9.
Julie Avery + 2 Sapphires
10.
Keiran Cromie
11.
Linn Maskell
12.
Margie Desmyth + 1 Sapphire
13.
Neil Graham
14.
Noelle Pratt + 2 Sapphires
15.
Richard Noble
16.
Ruth Carlos-Martinez
What a great atmosphere, fun, smiles, and joking all round. Those from the
club in attendance included Chris & Wendy Fletcher, Keiran, Grant & Glenda,
Linn & John M, Anne Jobson & Richard, Anne H, Ruth, Kit and Noelle.
We enjoyed some very good scone/fruit teacakes for morning tea and lunch
was a great sausage sizzle by Linn and John. Desserts and fruit were provided
by the two Annes’.
We completed about eight pallets, packing jumpers, shirts, shorts, polos,
puffer jackets etc. Some people from the Kakadu team helped us out.
+ 4 Sapphires & PHS member
17.
Shondra Hill
18.
Simon Conquest
The Rotary movement was founded in
February 1905, by Paul Harris, a lawyer
from Chicago, who recognized the
potential of an association of like-minded
professional and business people who
could meet and share common interests
on a regular basis.
In 1957, the Rotary Foundation launched
the Paul Harris Fellowship in memory of
the founder as an expression of
appreciation for those who have
contributed
to
the
Foundation's
humanitarian and educational programs.
A contribution of US $1,000 is made to
the Rotary Foundation in the name of
each individual to be honoured. The
recipients receive a pin, medallion and
certificates that identify them as
advocates of the Foundation's goals of
world peace and understanding.
After more than fifty years, recognition as
a Paul Harris Fellow remains a respected
and prestigious honour for Rotarians and
non-Rotarians alike.
The bulletin editor wishes to thank Ruth for the report and Ruth and Grant for
their photos.
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ROTARY GRACE
For Good Food,
Good Fellowship,
And the Privilege of Service,
We give you Thanks, O’Lord
AMEN
THE ROTARY
FOUR WAY TEST
Of the things we think, say or do:
1. Is it the TRUTH?
2. Is it FAIR to all
concerned?
3. Will it build GOODWILL
and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
4. Will it be BENEFICIAL
to all concerned?
LOCAL ROTARY CLUBS
MEETING TIMES & VENUES
Glen Eira:
Tuesday 6:30pm for 6:45pm
London Tavern,
414 Hawthorn Road,
Caulfield
Brighton North:
Wednesday 6.00pm for 6:30pm
Royal Brighton Yacht Club,
253 Esplanade,
Brighton
Caulfield:
Thursday 12:30pm for 12:45pm
The Meeting Hub,
438 Neerim Road,
Murrumbeena (opp. the railway
station)
Brighton:
Thursday 6:00pm for 6:30pm
Milanos Hotel,
4 The Esplanade,
Brighton
If you attend another Rotary
meeting please remember to
advise our attendance officer
Keiran by email
Rotary Club Toorak Cancer Council afternoon tea
The event will be held 3pm – 5pm on 19th October. Cost $35 for afternoon tea and
champagne, plus auction and raffle.
Please advise Julie if you are able to attend.
Dates to diarise
19th October 2014
RC Toorak Cancer Council Afternoon Tea
21st October 2014
Joint Rotary Club’s meeting @ Milanos
4th November 2014
Club Melbourne Cup Day function, venue TBC
15th – 16th November 2014
Garden Design Fest fundraiser with RCBN
25th November 2014
Club AGM
4th December 2014
Visit to the Shrine of Remembrance
9th December 2014
Carols at Dendy Park with Bayside City Council
16th December 2014
Club Christmas function venue TBC
20th January 2015
Croquet and BBQ at Sandringham Croquet Club
9th – 12th March 2015
District 9800 Conference Hobart
27th – 29th March 2015
Camp Getaway weekend
26th June 2015
Club Changeover dinner