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Feb 05, 2020
Warrnambool Nippers
Feb 12, 2020
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Feb 26, 2020
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Plastics in Stormwater
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Upcoming Events
Social Bowls Night
Feb 05, 2020 5:00 PM
 
Rotary Peace Concert
Mar 05, 2020
 
Rotary Central Charity Auction.
May 16, 2020 6:00 PM
 
Grampians weekend.
Parkgate caravan park
Oct 23, 2020 6:00 PM –
Oct 25, 2020
 
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Birthdays.

4th February - Ann Taylor.

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Tickler’s ramble.

Hi everyone another good roll up last week. Good to see Mary back safely from her travels. Our third load of hay left Friday with rotary banners attached and your board is working on further projects to assist fire affected communities. Our auction is coming up soon so try and organise a table as good numbers is the key to a great night.

See you on Wednesday


Cheers

Tim Goodall 

Apologies to Macca.

Also meeting apologies are now directed via the Club Secretary (Me) preferred no later than Tuesday night prior a meeting.

I can contacted via (mob: 0407 052 758) or email mackablue@outlook.com

Cheers Potholes

Bushfire Response.
 
The 3rd load of hay went to the final destination last Friday
 
 
Bowls
Bowls is definitely on this week!
City Memorial Bowls Club.
5.00pm.
$35 per head, includes meal and bowls. Drinks at bar prices.
Members, partners and friends all invited.  Please join us.
Roster.
 
 
 
Minutes.
Attendance: Nooka counted ‘37 or 38’ members and two guests in attendance.
Meal: Just mince slapped down on a plate.  Like Neil Diamond singing ‘Sweet Caroline’ at a concert.  People have heard experienced it from the man a thousand times before, but the crowd just lap it up.
In reports;
  • Penno is getting together kinder and primary school books to donate to a school in the Philippines.  If you have any books you can donate, please drop them in at Penno’s work.
  • Bob reported the Warrnie Hotel bushfire fundraiser was a big success.  He thanked Lindsay, Les, Rob, Gracey, Nooka, Greg and Knuckles for their efforts in assisting.
 
Robbo was our guest speaker.  He spoke in very entertaining fashion about some highlights if his legal career, and shared some very interesting story.  Robbo also reported he recently travelled to Melbourne to pick up parts for the Volvo from a wrecker.  Robbo reported he got a large selection of parts for $150.  Penno advised him he had been ripped off.  Last year this correspondent obtained a Volvo grill from a local wrecker here in Warrnambool.  The man at the wreckers responded with disgust to my suggestion that he accept payment for part of a Volvo. 
We recommend Penno stops reading now. 
Robbo also gave us an update on the life and times of his Volvo.  Robbo parked his Volvo in Richmond again.  He must have been disappointed when he returned to find his Volvo was still there.  As Chris and Robbo were driving the Volvo back to Warrnambool, they noticed a violent shuddering coming through the steering wheel.  I assume that is normal for Volvos, as they kept driving all the way back to Warrnambool.  It was only when Chris parked the car in their driveway that Robbo noticed one of the front wheels was sitting a concerning angle.  It was then Robbo noticed that someone had removed four of the five nuts holding the wheel on, with only the locking nut remaining.  As is common with Volvos, the problem had to do with the nut holding the wheel.  Now, a Volvo with four missing wheel nuts – I assume that would be an insurance write off.
 
Robbo, seen here after being admitted to the bar.
 
 
Here are some headlines Robbo will talk on in the next installment on crime. Thanks Lew for these headlines from Robbo's career.
 
 
Thanks Greg for these pictures of the outbound students leaving Tullamarine airport including Jann Fiedler who the club is sponsoring.
 
 
Rotary chaff burner update.
Physicality ran in Geelong last Wednesday.  In the day before the race punters backed the mighty gelding in from very long odds to relatively short odds.  Had punters heard that local racing identity Peter Lynch has predicted that this horse will win a McKinnon’s Stakes and a Cox Plate?  Did these TAB wind farmers and late mail specialists know something about Physicality that the owners didn’t?
No, they didn’t.  Physicality looked after the bookies and slotted home in ninth place out of a field of nine.  I wonder if that bloke in Queensland would consider selling Vassa Blue back to us?
In other racing news, Racing Victoria is now considering disqualifying past Aquanita winners and redistributing the prize money to the trainers whose horses finished behind the Aquanita horses.  One trainer in line to receive money as a result of being beaten by Aquanita trainers using illegal methods – Darren Weir.  Hold on to your betting tickets.  In the fulness of time Physicality may yet be awarded the win for his run in Geelong.
 
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