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Thursday 6th November 2014
The Rotary Club
of Eltham
www.rotaryeltham.org.au
Rotary International President
20142014-2015
Gary C.K. Huang
President - Con Proussalis
District Governor District 9790
Patti Bulluss
RAFFLE
Current Jackpot $148.50
We are still looking for the
Queen of hearts
Office Bearers 14-15:
LEP BBQ
President Con Proussalis
President Elect
David McFarlane
Past President
Ken Paynter
Last Week Sunday
$580
This Rotary Year to date
$9475
Average
Secretary
Kaye Smith
Treasurer
Michael Martin
Sergeant:
Les Coath
$728.85
Moving Average Snags
Administration
David McFarlane
298
Total Snags Moved
3787
Captain Con's Cabin
It has not been a good year for our
Secretary Kaye Smith, for some two hours
after receiving a marvellous clearance for
a fabulous recovery after her knee
operation, Kaye, Tumbled at home and
fractured her ankle.
Now plastered and receiving physio. for a
few day's at Epworth Hospital, we all wish
her a speedy recovery and offer any
support she might require.
Congratulations to Brett Linsell who was
presented with "Friend of Rotaractor's"
award by Diamond Valley Rotaractor
President John Craven. for the ongoing
support and encouragement Brett has and
continues to give over several years. Also
was great to see Rotaractors Erin-Rose
Dickson, Sean Ingram and Michael
Shields.
Public Relations
Judy Sharp
Bulletin
Jim Phillips
Judy Sharp
Diane Penkethman
The Festival roster, which is expertly
prepared by Paul Kelly is now
published. You should have received
your copy.
Foundation Jules Aussems
Please notify Paul of any glaring issues
and/or problems that you might notice and Membership:
missed.
Michael Wetzler
At last week's meeting Judy Sharp was our
International
fine mistress and given that the Festival
Ian Toohill
Public Relation work load was at its peak,
Judy conducted the fine session
Service Community
energetically and naturally testing
Graham Miles
members knowledge of the festival. Well
done Judy.
Service Aquabox
Post Festival dinner, as overwhelmingly
Max Lee
requested at last meeting will be held at
Machan Indian Restaurant 2/953 Main
Youth Service Jill Ramsay
Rd, Eltham 6.30pm . $30 per Person
Paul Kelly
Pre-payment would be appreciated. BYO
wine only, no corkage charge.
Program
Gary Williams
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Rotary Club Of Eltham
Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Thursday `6th November 2014
The Rotary Club of Eltham
WOTS NEXT
This weeks meeting is at Strada Long Room
Thu 6 November
Alan Anderson director Eltham town festival
At Strada
Sat 8 November
Sun, 9 November
Eltham Festival
Eltham Festival
4 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 GOOD
WILL and BETTER
FRIENDSHIPS?
4.Will it be BENEFICIAL
to all concerned?
The Rotary Grace
Oh God and giver of all
Thu 13 November
Amber Smith Founder Sensitive Santa program and
Captain Steve Bradbury (Ex Ansett Captain)
Flight Operations Inspector from Civil Aviation Authority
(CASA)
At Strada
good, we thank you for our
daily food.
May Rotary friends and Rotary ways, help us to serve
you, all our days.
Thu 20 November
Graham Fuller Director Toastmaster training.
At Strada
November in Rotary is
Thu 27 November
Vocation Night at Edendale Farm. Lebanese Night
At Edendale Farm
Celebrate the wonderful work of
The Rotary Foundation. Explore
the activities of our charity , The
Foundation and consider how
you and your club can help.
Mon 1 December
DV Rotaract Meets at the Diamond Valley Learning
Centre, cnr St. Helena and Diamond Creek Rd, at 7:30
Thu 4 December
RBTB, Graeme Miles
Thu 11 December
Xmas Party- at Wellers with Greg Champion of
the Coodabeens.
Duty Roster
At Wellers
Mon 15 December
DV Rotaract Meets at the Diamond Valley Learning
Centre, cnr St. Helena and Diamond Creek Rd, at 7:30
Thu 18 December
No Meeting
Thu 25 December
No Meeting
Thu 8 January
No Meeting
Thu 15 January
No Meeting
Thu 22 January
BBQ TBA
ROTARY FOUNDATION
MONTH
November 2014
Frank Lynch
Paul KELLY
Margaret LANE
Max LEE
Peter RODEN
Visitor Host
Captain
December 2014 / January
2015
Ross McDONALD
Jules AUSSEM
John SKINNER
Paul GARDNER
Victoria CLAGUE
Visitor Host
Captain
February 2015
Graham HARDIMAN
Jill RAMSAY
Clayton HEDGER
Graeme MILES
David McFARLANE
Visitor Host
Captain
Fine Masters and Mistresses
Please note that dates and Venues are subject to change.
6-Nov
13-Nov
20-Nov
27-Nov
4-Dec
11-Dec
All are welcome at the Rotaract meetings, in green.
John O'CALLAGHAN
Ian THOMAS
Paul GARDNER
Ann LYNCH
Jules AUSSEMS
Christmas Break Up.
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Rotary Club Of Eltham
Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Thursday `6th November 2014
From Page 1
Captain Con's Cabin (Cont.)
Melbourne Cup Carnival at Red Box
Winery was well attendant by Rotary
clubs of Nunawading and Mitcham and
from our club. President of Rotary Club of
Mitcham presented a $750 cheque to
Aquabox Director Max Lee who gratefully
accepted.
Sweep Results
Meeting: 6th November
This meeting is at Strada Long Room
.
Meeting: 13th November
This meeting is at Strada Long Room
Meeting: 20th November
This meeting is at Strada Long Room
Meeting: 27th November
Sweep 1
1st
2nd
3rd
Peter Roden
Marianne Miles
Hazel Wetzler
$60
$40
$20
Sweep 2
1st
2nd
3rd
Alan McCleary
Paul Kelly
Dale Atkins
$60
$40
$20
At Edendale Farm
The Internet
Rotary Club of Eltham:
www.rotaryeltham.org.au
User name is Rotary
Password is Fellowship
Eltham Festival:
www.elthamfestival.org.au
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/rotaryeltham
Bulletin Editor (Jim):
[email protected]
Images and Bulletins:
www.minerva.com.au/rce
Aquabox:
www.aquabox.com.au
At RedBox Winery. Put yourself in the
picture next year
District Web Site:
www.rotary9790.org.au
Rotary International
www.rotary.org.au
Diamond Valley Rotaract
Celebrations
Birthdays
Peter Bishop Monday 13 Oct
Angela Williams
Ken Paynter
Thursday 16 Oct
Graeme Hardiman
Edna Roden
Monday 13 Oct
Friday 24 Oct
Sunday 19 Oct
Margot Kilcullen Monday 20 Oct
Lorraine Englefield Saturday 25 Oct
David McFarlane
65
Clayton Hedger
Thursday 30 Oct
Friday 31 Oct
Anniversaries
Hazel & Mike Wetzler
Sunday 12 Oct
Lyn & Graeme Hardiman
Monday 20 Oct
Jennifer & Paul Kelly
Wednesday 22 Oct
Edna & Peter Roden
Wednesday 29 Oct
Priscilla & Clayton Hedger
Friday 07 Nov
Joined THE Club
Michael Maloney Tuesday 07 Oct
4
2010
Alison Cooper Wednesday 08 Oct
5
2009
Gary Williams Tuesday 14 Oct
10
2004
Peter Bishop Saturday 01 Nov 14
25
1989
Roger Male Saturday 01 Nov 14
7
2007
Yrs is Years Service at THE Rotary
Club of Eltham.
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Rotary Club Of Eltham
Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Thursday `6th November 2014
Festival Heartstarter
Club Meets:
Why not start your Festival with
Thursday 6:15 for 6:45pm
At Cons Camping Ground
Tai Chi
at the Community Stage at 9.30am
on Sunday morning.?
It will energise and relax you for the
big day ahead.
Large Bark Hut at the end of the
Village
President:
Con Proussalis
Secretary:
Kaye Smith
Speaker
Presentation 30 October:
Bronwen Stephens – Assistant
Governor District 9800
Bronwen has made no less than 13
trips to Cambodia to date and has
dedicated much of her time in Rotary
to making a ‘World of Difference’ primarily to what was a forgotten
village 85 kilometres west of Phnom
Penh and in dire need of assistance.
Bronwen explained that when she was
first introduced to Kampong Speu in
the Bossala commune, the people
there were literally dying of starvation
and disease. In the week prior to her
arrival, six people had died of cholera
and typhoid fever – mostly young
children. Malaria and dengue fever
were also rife and very little hope was
left for the 800 people who lived there.
There was no safe drinkable water, no
food, no medicine, no sanitation and
no chance of any education.
0414 943 707
0458 332 499
Treasurer:
Michael Martin
0416 238 640
Meeting Booking
Kaye Smith
0458 332 499
[email protected]
Trust Me Margot Tours
Last Chance
Once upon a time in the
streets of Dublin a man
and a woman fell in love.
I have tickets for the new Musical
ONCE
Wed November 19th 8pm
Princess Theatre
Dress Circle Row F
Tickets are in the middle and both
sides.
$93
Payment due September 26th.
LEP
[email protected]
Ron Manison
0416 464 150
[email protected]
Sergeant
Les Coath
0419 349 646
[email protected]
If you would like to go to dinner
beforehand, I will make a booking
somewhere close to the theatre for
about 6pm
Margot
During the infamous Killing Fields
years from 1975, under the leadership
of Pol Pot and the communist Khmer
Rouge movement, millions died of
starvation, execution, disease or
overwork. In an attempt to create a
classless peasant society, particular
aim was taken at intellectuals, city
residents, civil servants and religious
leaders. This brutal regime was finally
deposed in 1979 but Pol Pot died in
1998 without ever being brought to
justice.
Much of the money and labour needed
in order to make a difference comes
from the organisation of regular tours
and ‘humanitarian travel’ by
volunteers and school groups, who are
able to experience the culture of
Cambodia whilst making a worthwhile
contribution to the country.
Earlier this year a team from the
Rotary Club of Brighton spent 14 days
in Cambodia working on a project to
improve the health, hygiene and
viability of Kampong Speu and a
neighbouring village. The team
fabricated six 5,500 litre concrete
water tanks and installed roof
plumbing for harvesting and storing
rainwater for use in the dry season.
They also provided vegetable seeds,
fish stock and fruit trees in order to
provide the community with a food/
cash crop. Gardens were planted
where once there was nothing.
Bronwen described the remarkable
changes now seen in Kampong Speu
which has been achieved by Rotarians
working alongside those who live
there. This initially included emergency
food and water, including a ‘stolen’
Aquabox, water filtration, medications
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Rotary Club Of Eltham
Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Thursday `6th November 2014
and mosquito nets.
Dams have now been constructed
providing fish for the villagers and
there are also crops of mangoes and
bananas. A school is being
constructed and teachers trained.
Bicycles are being provided for
children to enable them to get to and
from school but many more are
needed. Some have to travel 10kms
each way in the heat and on dusty
roads.
Other new projects include mushroom
crop production, maternal and child
health care, silk weaving and sewing
as well as the introduction of livestock.
Brighton Rotary, in partnership with
Rotary International, has already
provided significant funding for this
transformative work in Cambodia and
is strongly committed to further
financial and other support.
The 2013 statistics relating to the
conditions of life in rural Cambodia, as
compared to our comfortable lives in
Australia, speak for themselves with
the percentage of those living in
poverty at 100%. The infant mortality
rate was 50%, life expectancy 45
years, child malnutrition 100%, literacy
0% and years at school 0%. It is only
through the efforts of individuals like
Bronwen Stephens and community
service organisations including Rotary
that meaningful change can be
effected. Our thanks to Bronwen for a
presentation which is a wake-up call
for us all and a reminder of the crucial
and continuing need for clean water.
Aquaboxes will be made available to
her by Rotary Eltham and these will, as
always, make a significant difference
to the lives of those who have so little.
Diane Penkethman
Aquabox
It’s interesting to read Diane’s report
on our speaker for the night.
In some ways Aquabox is a difficult
project. We put the boxes together
and off they go.
But in many ways it’s a case of send
and hope. We don’t always get the
opportunity to find out if they do any
good.
But when working with Rotary Clubs at
the far end we do get feedback on
what happens to our Boxes.
The Box that arrived in Kampong
Speu was “stolen” from the Rotary
Club of Phnom Penh. And how
grateful we are that RC Phnom Penh
redirected this box.
Bronwen advised that when it was
transported to Kampong Speu it was
instrumental in saving many lives.
To imagine that we have saved even
one life is gratifying. To understand
that we have saved several and
transformed the life of a village really
does give a warm fuzzy feeling. Its
nice to make a difference.
When Bronwen mentioned that there
was still a need for Clean Safe water in
Kampong Speu Max was quick to
reply.
How many are needed?
Just 20 to see them through the next 12
months when there is enough rain for the
new dams and tanks to fill with fresh
water.
Done.
Of course this is just a drop in the
Bucket, but the ongoing result is for
people to learn how to fix the problem.
We look forward to our next report on
Kampong Speu and what Aquabox has
done for them.
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Rotary Club Of Eltham
Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Thursday `6th November 2014
Con's Humor
Blonde Golf
A man entered the bus with both of his
front pockets full of golf balls and sat
down next to a beautiful (you guessed it)
blonde.
I released him into the lake without
incident and carried on fishing
using the frog.
A little later, I felt a nudge on my foot.
It was that bloody snake, with two more
frogs.
oooooooooooooooooooooooo
The puzzled blonde kept looking at him
and his bulging pockets.
Finally, after many such glances from
her, he said,
'Its golf balls'.
Nevertheless, the blonde continued to
look at him for a very long time, deeply
thinking about what he had said.
After several minutes, not being able to
contain her curiosity any longer, she
asked
'Does it hurt as much as tennis elbow?'
Whiskey Fishing Story
I went fishing one morning but after a
short time I ran out of prawns.
Then I saw a redbelly black with a frog
in his mouth.
Frogs are good barra bait.
Speakers in the Spotlight
Steven Briffa
You know, the face, member of our
Club and Potential local member. We
wish him the best in the upcoming
election, as we do Vicky.
Not sure why the new trend is hanging
out the pictures, but that’s Marketing
and they both do it.
Steve told us in his talk, amongst other
things, that his Family has been
touched by Youth Suicide, and
commented on a young go getter
employee that wouldn’t take Steve’s
advice.
The editor knows of many cases of
youth suicide, thankfully not family,
but the families of close friends. Soul
destroying.
From this end of the road of life it is
incomprehensible that someone at the
beginning of the road
should take their life.
Rotary has done a lot of
work with Youth Suicide.
Some years ago we
attended a Rotary meeting
at Latrobe Uni that
discussed just that.
One of the scary numbers
about Suicide is that many
single car accidents are
actually suicide by car, and
are only recorded in road
carnage figures.
Knowing the snake couldn't bite me with
the frog in his mouth
I grabbed him right behind the head,
took the frog, and put it in my bait
bucket.
Now the problem was how to release the
snake without getting bitten.
So, I grabbed my bottle of whiskey and
poured a little in its mouth. His eyes
rolled back, he went limp.
There are many that see suicide as a
“weakness”, which is far from the
truth. Perhaps Doc McLeary can give
us a talk on the subject.
If you are in doubt contact someone
like Beyond Blue. Geoff Kennett must
be congratulated on bringing Mental
Health to the fore. In the past it was a
hush hush subject, today we are able
to talk about it, which is one of the
ways of preventing Suicide.
(Special Mention also to Sam
Newman, who talked about his
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Prostate on TV)
Youth Suicide is particularly upsetting, a
whole life thrown away.
But Human Beings are strange animals
that act in ways that appear illogical. The
reality is that evolution means that we
have developed very effective traits, as
evidenced by our skill at eliminating other
Homo Erectus species, such as the
Neanderthal.
Before proceeding, please try to
remember back to your youth, and all the
stupid “Invincible” things we did.
Why is it that Young University Students
are the ones out there trying to change
the world? As they become older, most
of them take a broader view and realise
that you can only change things from the
inside.
Why do us Humans react to a sign saying
“Wet Paint” by touching it?
Because we learn best from making
mistakes, but we are always on a quest
for more by testing the validity of the
“sign”.
In Steve’s case a young employee, a bit
of a handful, was told not to go back to
base camp as there was a snake there.
Tell a youngster to not go back to the
camp? Think back, that would be great
to see the snake, and nobody’s going to
tell me what to do. And I am invincible. I
have to see it myself. And lets just poke
it with a stick to see what happens.
Been there, Done that.
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Rotary Club Of Eltham
Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Thursday `6th November 2014
What about Youths becoming
extremist and joining ISIL.
Forget about those that are older and
a blot on society, we are talking about
those that became extremists, even
though their parents and friends
thought they were “good Kids” and not
particularly involved with religion.
Then think about WW1, WW2 and the
young Australians that volunteered,
many lying about their age so they
could join the fight. All very
understandable?
But as time passes, what a stupid
thing to do. Its good that they went,
we live in a great country, without
them we would be in Big Doggy Doo,
but it really wasn’t a smart thing to do.
The more adventurous would go up to
the camp to see what this snake is.
Stuff somebody telling me what not to
do, and whilst there, why not get a
stick and poke it? Most of us would
have, we were invincible.
Youths always know more and better,
a situation that usually changes at
about the age of 25. Its when you
realise that you know very little that
you really start learning.
Youths are always out to change the
world, reject information from those
close to them, what would they know.
But a smart extremist is able to get in
to the developing mindset and change
it to some extremist views. Oh and
while you are at it don’t tell your
parents or friends, they won’t
understand.
Then we loose another valued member
of society, who goes to Libya and joins
ISIL, or senselessly attacks a couple of
Cops, because their new “Friend” says
that’s what you should do.
Think about it, we have seen it all
before, and feel sadness for the
Parents that didn’t see it happening.
The answer? It would be nice to think
that they eventually see the light and
return to Australia wiser and older.
But there is no answer. You should
have heard the stories my 90 year old
Uncles told about their escapades
when they were young in WW2.
Top: The water before
Above: Aquabox at
work
Right: There were other solutions available,
but they were not as
easy to use and much
less effective than
Aquabox
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Rotary Club Of Eltham
Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Thursday `6th November 2014
Congratulations to Brett Linsell who
was presented with "Friend of Rotaractor's" award by Diamond Valley Rotaractor President John Craven. for the
ongoing support and encouragement
Brett has and continues to give over
several years.
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Rotary Club Of Eltham
Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Thursday `6th November 2014
Rotary Eltham Festival 2014
Major Festival Sponsor
Shire of Nillumbik
Festival Partner
Eltham Chamber of Commerce
Precinct Sponsors
Bendigo Bank, Eltham Community Branch
Hello World Travel, Eltham
Eltham Home Timber and Hardware
Ballara Receptions
Morrison Kleeman Real Estate
Eltham Wildcats
Buckingham's Real Estate
Eltham College
Back In Motion Physiotherapy
Temby Auto Service, Eltham
Leo Scott Frames
General Sponsors
Thompsons Pharmacy, Eltham
Office Choice, Eltham
Slocums Floor Coverings
W & P Truck Sales
Baker’s Delight, Eltham
Skaterz, Eltham
Rare Bears, Eltham
Eltham Footwear
Rotary Club Of Eltham
Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Thursday `6th November 2014
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Rotary Eltham Festival 2014
Local Business Supporters
The following businesses have already signed up for our Local Business Supporters program for this year’s Eltham Festival. Our aim is to have 100 businesses signed up by the Festival with each donating $110. So far Ken the Hawk has been
doing a great job but it’s time for all of us to give him a hand!
Business Name:
Contact:
Seller:
Australian Double Glazing, Eltham
Heath
Ken Paynter
Pavilion Menswear Eltham
Jason
Ken Paynter
Shadows Boxing Gym Eltham
Rick Breese
Ken Paynter
Eltham Pumphouse Eltham
Bob Mirreilees
Ken Paynter
Pieross Café Eltham
Pierre Barel
Ken Paynter
Furnlac Australia Eltham
Robert Love
Ken Paynter
Baker's Delight Eltham
Jo Peatling
Ken Paynter
Eltham Deli Eltham Plaza Eltham
Tony & Ros
Ken Paynter
Magenta Creative Jewellery Eltham
Michael Snare
Ken Paynter
Red Finch Boutique Eltham
Sarah Woolway
Ken Paynter
Mont Eltham Auto Electrics
Brent Nunn
Ken Paynter
Thompsons Pharmacy Lower Plenty
Peter Wong
Ken Paynter
Machan Indian Eltham
Asha & Ronen
Ken Paynter
Kay Organics Pty Ltd Eltham
Anthony Mansfield
Ken Paynter
Eltham Travel & Cruise Eltham
Ian Pearson
Ken Paynter
Eltham Gateway Motel Eltham
David Johnston
Ken Paynter
Emerson Oliver Real Estate
David Gyton
David McFarlane
PBK Security Services
Kevin Daffey
Michael Maloney
Stephen's Meats
Ron Stephens
Trevor Smith
Valley Vision
Riona Brennan
Trevor Smith
The Burger Lounge
Rotary Club Of Eltham
Trevor Smith
Thursday `6th November 2014
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Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Business Name:
Contact:
Seller:
Chicken@ Bolton St
Flora
Trevor Smith
Bolton St Fruit Market
Peter Morabito
Trevor Smith
Shoe Repairs Plus Eltham
Mark Stanke
Frank Lynch
Nandos Pizza Eltham
Frank Lynch
Maki Sushi Eltham
Masaki Nakamura
Frank Lynch
Eltham Carpet One
Jackie Mutimer
Frank Lynch
Get Fresh Meats Eltham
Kaylene Tyack
Ken Paynter
Fleur de Feliss Florists
Karon Graham
Trevor Smith
Action Coach Business Coaching
Nick Ikonomou
Brett Linsell
Eira Café Lounge Bar
Erin O'Connor
David McFarlane
Lawrence Pope Accountants
Lawry Pope
David McFarlane
Food In A Flash South Morang
Brett Linsell
Brent's Pastissierre
Kevin & Glenda
Ken Paynter
Greensborough Motorcycles
Steve
Ken Paynter
Diamond Valley Woodcraft
Mark Nickson
Ken Paynter
Natural Timber Décor
Rita Barella
Ken Paynter
PKB Security Services
Kevin Daffey
Michael Maloney
Paint Right Eltham
Miles Johnson
Ken Paynter
Bolton Street Deli
Colin & Lydia
Trevor Smith
It would be great if Members of the Club could support these businesses when the opportunity arises.
Don’t forget to Mention The Rotary Club of Eltham
If you want further details on any of these Local Business Supporters just ask Ken Paynter or Michael Maloney.
Rotary Club Of Eltham
Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Thursday `6th November 2014
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Rotary Club Of Eltham
Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Thursday `6th November 2014
Lower Eltham Park BBQ Roster
Fesval
Weekend
Date
Sunday 9 Nov Sunday 16 Nov Sunday 23 Nov Sunday 30 Nov Sunday 7 Dec
0900 -Team Captain to arrange pick up of trailer and equipment at Rats Shed.
SCOUTS 1st
ELTHAM
9.30am to 2.30am
Kevin
John Skinner (S) Paul Gardner
Ken Paynter (TC)
Darling Filby (TC) (TC)
(TC)
Sally Squires
Margaret Lane Heather Gardner Ross McDonald
(S)
David McFarlane Ross McDonald Alison Cooper Ann Lynch
(S)
(S)
Michael Mar8n Lou Bolzonello Andrew Cooper Dale Atkins
Ashleigh
Clayton Hedger (S)
McFarlane (S)
Contact: Ron Manison— [email protected]
Remember, every member is expected to do 4 BBQ’s a year, not a big ask. If you are unavailable,
arrange a replacement and let Ron know. You will have already let Ron know the dates you are Unavailable during the year, didn’t you?
Above: Deep Festival Planning—but Lou
looks happy.
Right: Sorry Steve, but that is a really
attractive Bow. Is it Pink, or faded red,
and when are you going to bring it to
meetings?
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Rotary Club Of Eltham
Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Thursday `6th November 2014
Rotary Club Of Eltham
Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Thursday `6th November 2014
PAST PRESIDENTS:
Geoff Dreverman 73-74: Neville Emerson 74-75: Bruce Holland 75-76: Bob McLellan 76-77: Doug Blaikie 77-78: Les
Clarke 78-79: Keith Kelley 79-80: John Smibert 80-81: Paul Gardner 81-82: Chris Parenthoine 82-83: Arthur Trainor 8384: Merv Günter 84-85: John Maltha 85-86: Graeme Beyer 86-87: Mike Ramsay 87-88: Terry Boocock 88-89: Ken Ferguson 89-90: Bill Penna 90-91: John Jacobson 91-92: Jim Nairn 92-93: Nigel Bell 93-94: David Bowen 94-95: Ian Thomas
95-96: Vic Vela 96-97: Gabor Tamas 97-98: Gordon Birch 98-99: Gary Reid 99-00: Mike Irwin 00-01: John Lewis 01-02:
Brian Weyman 02- 03: Graeme Hardiman 03-04: Alan Anderson 04-05: Chris Chapple 05-06: Max Lee 06-07: Ross
McDonald 07-08: David Flint 08-09: Tony Wason 09-10: Michael Englefield 10-11: Rob Kilcullen 11-12: Mike Wetzler 1213: Ken Paynter 13-14
Rotary Club Of Eltham
Chartered on the 19th April 1973, District 9790
PO Box 134, Eltham Vic 3095 | Phone: 03 9431 4241 | Fax: 03 9018 4358
Thursday `6th November 2014