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ROTARY HEALESVILLE’s
‘Revolve’ Bulletin
December 18th, 2014
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ROTARY HEALESVILLE’s ‘Revolve’ Bulletin
December 18th, 2014
Programme YEAR 2014 - 15
Meeting 25
Thursday 18th December
Opening:
Sgt at Arms Ion Whykes OAM
Anthem:
Sam Halim
Invocation:
Colin Bell
Meet & Greet:
First on the scene
Chairperson:
Alan Davidson
Theme:
Christmas ‘Lights Up Rotary’
Rotarians, partners and families, sharing a
meal, enjoying the company and digging deep
for Australian Rotary Health.
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Thursday 25th December
No Meeting
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Thursday 1st January 2015
No Meeting
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Thursday 8th January 2015
Meet & Greet:
First on the scene
Opening & Toast:
Sgt at Arms Ion Whykes OAM
Invocation:
Wilma Best
Chairperson:
Barbara Dickson
First meeting for the New Year welcoming
members of RC Wandin and RC Upper Yarra
for a joint low or no business gathering for
fellowship.
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ROTARY HEALESVILLE’s
‘Revolve’ Bulletin
December 18th, 2014
Programme YEAR 2014 - 15 (Continued)
UPCOMING DATES
Thursday 8th January 2015
This first meeting for 2015, a social meet with RC Wandin and RC
Upper Yarra joining us on this occassion for a low or no business
fellowship meeting.
Saturday 10th January 2015
Race Gates (Healesville Cup)
This is sure to be a large meeting and will require a full crew for the
day. Eight or more.
Saturday 31st Jabuary 2015
Race Gates and traffic management at Healesville. Crew of 8
Mid-March 2015
9th Annual Mountain District Car & Bike Show - Rotary will be in
the box seat for managing traffic direction and admissions.
Friday 13 to Sunday 15 March 2015
District Conference 2015: Ballarat
The 2015 District 9810 Conference will be held from Friday 13 to
Sunday 15 March 2015 at Federation University, Mt Helen Cam
pus, Ballarat (formerly Ballarat University).
Saturday 28th March 2015
Race Gares and traffic management at Healesville. Crew of 8
Last meeting of the season
Birthdays
Dec 07 Eileen Earl
Dec 15 Sika McDonald
Jan 02 Laurie McDonald
Jan 13 Wilma Best
Jan 14 Jean Church
Jan 16 Merinda Jones
Jan 21 Rae Church
Jan 23 Alan Davidson
Jan 31 Eckhard Wellner
Anniversaries
Dec 01 John & Glenda Robinson
Dec 04 David & Karen Brown
Dec 13 Eckhardt & Roswitha
Wellner
Dec 23 Rod & Helen Thom
Jan 04 Terry & Leah Hill
Jan 16 Rae & Jean Church
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ROTARY HEALESVILLE’s ‘Revolve’ Bulletin
Tonight’s meeting is our last for
this calendar year and it is hoped
all will enjoy this gathering as a
celebration of our work together
and an extension of the goodwill of
Christmas and Rotary fellowship.
This first half of the 2014-15
year seemed to start in a somewhat disjointed fashion. Perhaps
brought about by the installation
of some minor changes and the
uncertainty of our Club’s path
ahead.
I am pleased to observe that the
conduct of Rotary business continued without falter. We came up
against a few obstacles that have
brought pause to a couple of plans
but overall, when called to perform, Rotarians have done just
that.
The winter months are never
kind to us when it comes to outdoor activity and on the turn of
the weather, we’ve had the likes of
the 150th Anniversary of Healesville take precedence.
Nevertheless, although not up
to expected use yet, we have managed to roll out our latest asset, the
barbeque trailer, and thus prove
to ourselves it will bring revenue.
Our part in the celebration of
the township’s 150th Anniversary
was marked in a small way by our
inclusion in the Street Parade early in November.
Following that, we see the completion of the Healesville HistoriPage 4
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cal Walk, a project opened yesterday and destined to appear on the
front page of the Mail newspaper
this week.
John Robinson is the imagineeer
of this project and his contact with
the Healesville Historical Society,
Council staff and contractors has
seen an admirable example of connectivity and thus ensured the success of this project.
We have all had a chuckle
as we’ve ribbed Bob Earl over
the emerging control over our
bookeeping. We have laughed
over a matter we all know to be
very important and we can now be
cognizant of Bob’s determination
to transform from cabinetmaker
to bookeeper, well done Bob!
I could list many of our members, who when asked, have willingly put their shoulder to the
wheel and performed for Rotary.
As a first time President and
a relative newcomer, I have enjoyed the high level of attendance
of Rotarians at our meetings, the
increasing willingness to hold our
club together, the fellowship displayed to each other and outsiders
and bubbling along under all of us,
that ever present, “Service Above
Self”
It makes me very proud to say
that I too, am a Rotarian.
Merry Christmas to all and
looking forward to the New Year.
Regards, Don