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RIP ROY SLATER - YOU DID IT YOUR WAY!
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

President Steve Giddens welcomed everyone to the meeting including guest speaker, Andrea Vallance.

President Steve passed on the sad news that Roy Slater passed away last Thursday and the Club's condolences go out to Kaye and his family. All Rotarians were encouraged to attend Roy's funeral which was to be held at the Wannon Rooms on 6 April at 11:00 am.

He reminded members that the District Assembly for 2016-17 will be held at Stawell Secondary College on Sunday May 1. All Directors are encouraged to attend, as well as new members and anyone else in the Club is also most welcome to attend. Registration commences at 9:30 am and the afternoon will conclude at 3:30 pm. A bus will be arranged for those attending. Please let Anne Adams know if you are attending and she will register you for the day. The cost of $27 will be covered by the Club.

Steve will be absent for the next two weeks and Anne Adams will take his place on 11 April and Judy Ross on 18 April. 

 

MEMBER ANNOUNCEMENTS

Oxfam Walk - Sunday 10 April - 1:30 pm from Granny's Grave

John Nisbet reminded everyone that this annual event is happening again and everyone is welcome to participate in the walk, which is followed by afternoon tea. $100 has been donated by the Club and any other donations by members would be most appreciated if you aren't able to go on the walk.
 
Eddie the Eagle - Fundraiser Film for End Polio Now - Wednesday 13 April
This film is inspired by true events. A 2016 British-American biographical sports drama/comedy film. The film stars Taron Edgerton as Eddie "The Eagle”  Edwards, a British skier who in 1988  became the first competitor to represent Great Britain in Olympic ski jumping. Hugh Jackman and Christopher Walken also star. See Svet or Mary for tickets - $20.
 
Rotary Club of Port Fairy Annual Trivia Night - Monday 18 April
At the Star of the West from 6:30 pm. More details to follow, so start forming your tables of six in readiness to register your team. The night includes a 2-course meal at the Star of the West and involves 6 rounds of questions set by their trivia guru, Pauline McDonald. It is a great fun night and all profits go to Rotary community projects. Come along and try to knock off last year's runaway winners from the CWA!
For further details contact Harry Bracegirdle   harry.bracegirdle@bigpond.com  5568-2601, or Judy Ross.
 

District Governor 2018-2019

PDG Brian Trenery announced that following interviews for District Governor 2018-19, the successful applicant is Past President Anthony Ohlsen of the Rotary Club of Maryborough Inc. Anthony comes from a management background in Government water supplies. He has been a Rotarian for more than 20 years and has served his club as President, Secretary, Chair of Youth, Community, Fund Raising and Membership. At District level Anthony has been a member of the GSE, Alumni, Rotary Friendship Exchange Committees, Conference Treasurer and Assistant Governor.

He and his wife Kerrie have participated in three Friendship Exchanges including India and Mid-west USA. They have also hosted exchange students and GSE Team members.

We congratulate Anthony and look forward to his leadership during 2018-19.

ANZAC Service Meeting Tuesday April 19
At our club meeting on Tuesday 19 we will have a guest speaker to convey a message appropriate to Anzac commemorations. Our guest will be Professor Dr Geoffrey Qual OAM who has carried out extensive research, both in Australia and the UK, on the Gallipoli campaign. Geoffrey's research presents a troubling new dimension to the cause of the high death rate in a campaign where the death toll stunned Australia.
This will be a partners night and members are asked to wear an Anzac Badge which they may have.

 

Combined local Rotary Clubs are invited to join the Rotary Club of Warrnambool Daybreak for the annual Warrnambool Race Day meeting.
 
MidCity Motor Inn - Thursday 5th May,
6.45am for 7am start
$20 pp.
Cooked breakfast, orange juice, tea and coffee.
RSVP by 2nd May, 2016
Charity for the morning is Australian Rotary Health and everyone is encouraged to wear a hat.
The wooden horses will be out and running again.
 
Come along and join in the fun.
 
Hats and High Tea - Sunday April 17 at 2:00 pm
The Inner Wheel Club of Warrnambool invites you to Hats and High Tea on Sunday April 17 at 2:00 pm at the Hammond Fellowship Centre, Christ Church, Henna Street, Warrnambool.
RSVP Wednesday 13 April to Veronica (5569 1561), Margie (5561 4768) or Sue (0448 001138)
Cost $35
 
Tables and Chairs at Granny's Grave - 14 May 2016
Robert Cuzens needs volunteers to assist with the building/assembly of table and chairs at Granny's Grave on Saturday 14 May. Please let Rob know if you can help! thank you

Rotary Bucket Hats
These can still be ordered through Judy. Bucket hat is $13 and Cap $18.50.
 
Rotary Logo
The Rotary logo is good to go on the new t-shirts.
 
Interplast Raffle Tickets
$10.00 a ticket. Prize is an overseas trip.Raffle will be drawn at the District changeover. Tickets will be on sale next week.
 
ROBYN'S SWINDLE

CONGRATULATIONS Svet for winning the astounding sum of $3. 

 

GUEST SPEAKER - ANDREA VALLANCE

John Beks introduced guest speaker Andrea Vallance, who spoke about the Timboon Agricultural Program (TAP). Andrea is John’s daughter and works at Timboon P-12 College. She is married to Bruce, a dairy farmer from Nirranda, milking 650 cows.
About 4 years ago Andrea jumped at the invitation to join the staff at Timboon P-12 College. Her role is to coordinate, in partnership with WestVic Dairy, a novel curriculum approach in a program designed to stem decreasing retention rate of students at Timboon, to encourage higher uptake of maths/science subjects by senior students and to promote agriculture as an engaging career, and to make school more relevant and even pleasurable through applied learning. The program is in its 5th year and the support from the local community has been most gratifying. ABC’s Landline did a report on the TAP program in Timboon. In the next few weeks Andrea has accepted an invitation to speak in Canberra at the Conference of the Primary Industries Education Foundation Australia to showcase this innovative curriculum model.

Andrea invited Rotarians and friends to attend the TAP's On! 2016 on 10 November.

If you would like to read Andrea' entire report, you can access it by clicking on this link: The TAP - An Innovative Curriculum Model.

For more information contact:

Andrea Vallance TAP Coordinator 0417 470 108

Email: brucevallance@hotmail.com

Web: www.timboonp12.vic.edu.au

Blog: http://timboonagproject.weebly.com/tap-blog.html


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