Rotary Club of Goolwa
BULLETIN 1503
 
Meeting - Monday 13th May 2019
 
 
Next Meeting Responsibilities
Attendance desk 1
Wood, Andy
 
Attendance desk 2
Day, Averil
 
Sgts Helper
Payne, Julie
 
Fellowship
Lucas, Tony
 
Chair Person
Hann, Ron
 
Speakers
May 13, 2019 6:30 PM
Royal Commission into the Financial System
May 27, 2019 6:30 PM
Club Assembly
Jun 24, 2019 6:30 PM
Club Changeover
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Executives & Directors
President
 
Secretary
 
Treasurer
 
Membership
 
Risk Mgt & Membership
 
Director Youth
 
Director Environment
 
Director Community
 
Director International
 
Vice President
 
Immediate Past President
 
Stories
Meeting 22nd April 2019
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
Meeting  -  22nd April 2019
 
Informal meeting conveyed at Goolwa Hotel after meal, due to public holiday.
 
 
President - Di Keach
 
Thank you to Karen, Tony Lucas and Michael Scott who helped me with the car parking at the Front Yard Music Festival on Flagstaff Hill Rd. A gold coin per car and we made $275.
 
We have been asked to assist Encounter Bay Club with the wharf markets when they do not have enough of their own members to run them. We have said we may be able to do so do so if we have people available, bearing in mind that we are kept busy with our own projects. Financial return for this is still being considered, as E.B. Club is a generous sponsor of GAPE.
 
I will be seeking some funds that may be available for publicity on the advice of AG Bob Carmichael. 
 
We plan to have a second bag stand to have at the market and other places as needed so the original can be left in place at the mall as agreed.
 
The defibrillator training has been postponed to a later date.
 
Alan Williams -
 
Christmas Festival Committee update:-
 
Resulting from a meeting with Lions members, moderated by Councillor John Carter the following proposal was put for the consideration of both clubs.
 
The meeting where the Lions members voted to wind up the committee be ignored because it was called in error, for the River Port of Goolwa Christmas Festival Committee, which was de-registered in 2003.
 
A new committee to be formed to take over the assets of the existing committee. This committee to establish a constitution, and be incorporated. The membership of the committee to include the provision for Church members,
 
Currently a meeting is being planned with Mark van der Pennen, General Manager at Council. This will take place within about three weeks, with 4 members from each club.
 
Roger Shelden -
 

As I will be away for the remainder of this year with my next meeting in July. The budget for the fees has been prepared on a conservative basis and we have enough funds to allow us to retain subs at the same level. It was approved by the board that the fees remain at $200 pa with the option to pay HY of $100 . The current year will finish with close to the same balances we started with around $7000, this was due to the donation received from Adelaide Rotary Club. If members require a copy of the budget email Roger.

 As I will be absent, Julie Payne (Treasurer from Changeover) will take over from me therefore will handle all banking responsibilities whilst away. Thank you, Julie. Members to assist Julie please make sure you correctly provide correct paperwork, and which account any banking is to/from (eg Admin/General OR Project).

 
Karen Mitchell -
 
I would like to say a big thank you to President Di, Secretary Noeline and attending Rotarians for their help in making our 'Information and Thank You' night a big success. We believe we now have two Corporate Partners, another Friend of Rotary, a possible new Member and a candidate for RYLA.   Many people had such a good time it was suggested we do it again in 6 months' time.
 
 A social lunch for our Friends of Rotary is to be planned & will be held at President Di's place.  Food, tea and coffee will be supplied.  Rotarians are welcome to attend and are asked to bring a bottle of wine to share.   The date for the lunch & more details are to follow.
 
We are now less than 2 weeks away from the Quiz Night (Saturday, May 18th at the GRYC - 7:30pm).   A big thank you goes out to our Members who have generously donated items for the raffle/auction but we still need more.  Please give these items to Wendy.  Eight tables have been reserved so far with 2 remaining unallocated and we need anyone with friends or associates from other groups to make them up.  If you are unable to do this, it is important that Rotarians make up these final tables of 8 so please call each other. This is an important fund raising activity and we need everyone involved to make it a big success.   Please let me know if you need another copy of the Quiz Night flyer. 
 
 
 
 
The 4 WAY TEST
 
Remember this motto as it should be what we live by:
 
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?
 
 

       
                              Meeting Duty Roster
Meeting Date
 
13/05/19
27/05/19
10/06/19
24/06/19
Sergeant Helper / Invocation
Julie Payne
Janet Tapping
Andy Wood
Helga Campbell
Attendance / Desk 1
Andy Wood
Alan Williams
Greg Casson
Janet Tapping
Attendance / Desk 2
Averil Day
Julie Payne
Kevin Hales
Karen Mitchell
Chairperson
Ron Hann
Ron Hann
Ron Hann
Ron Hann
 
If you are unable to meet your roster commitment , please find replacement.
 

 
May Birthdays
 
Brian Buscombe  -    6th
 
Tony McWhinney  -    20th
 
 
May Rotary Anniversaries
 
Janet Tapping  -  4 years  -  11th
 
Tony Lucus  -  5 years  -  26th
 

 
Letter received from Shelterbox ambassador Kieryn Deutrom  ........
 
Dear Rotary Club of Stirling, Rotary Club of Mitcham, Rotary Club of Goolwa, Rotary Club of Waikerie and Rotary Club of Blackwood, 
 
Congratulations on being a ShelterBox Bronze Champion for 2017-2018.  Out of over 1100 clubs you are among an elite group that are dedicated to ensuring families in disaster have shelter in their time of need.
 
ShelterBox is proud to be Rotary International’s Project Partner in disaster relief, further strengthening a global circle of friendship. 
 
This year ShelterBox has launched the ShelterBox Champion Awards to formally acknowledge the amazing support that Rotary provides in supporting families that are left without shelter.
 
Natural and other disasters are inevitable and frequent, and the need is continuous. In 2018, with global Rotary support, ShelterBox provided shelter and life-saving items for 42,000 families robbed of their homes by disaster and conflict. That is 210,000 people helped on the road to rebuilding and recovery. 
 
ShelterBox Champions are made up of an elite group of Rotary clubs that have identified the continuing need to prepare for and immediately respond to the worst day ever. We would like to congratulate ShelterBox Champions who have made a lasting impact in worldwide disaster response by supporting ShelterBox annually for three consecutive years.
 
Once again we would like to thank you and congratulate you on your efforts for being one of a handful of ShelterBox Champions in 2017-2018.
 
We look forward to continue working with you to ensure families receive the emergency aid they need following a disaster. 
 
Kieryn
 
 
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