Good news, we will be able to have a meeting this week due to the lifting of regional Covid lockdown restrictions. However, there are a couple of rules that we must obey - masks need to be worn on entry (they can be removed when you are seated) and you will need to sign in (QR) at the door. So we will be back at the Central Court Motel on Wednesday 9th June, 12.30 for 1pm. Please contact Mark McFadden on 0407 052 758 or email Mark.McFadden@roads.vic.gov.au to confirm your attendance by 6pm Tuesday 8th June. Payment by card is preferred.
This week there will be a presentation from Deakin University on their Hydrogen Research Program. I look forward to seeing you all there.
Cheers
Ronnie
Save the Date.
Our Changeover dinner will be held on Friday 2nd July in the Carmichael Room at the City Memorial Bowls Club. Pop it in your diaries now.
Home schooling during lockdown.
Another lock down, another week of home schooling for those of us with school-aged children. Glendon is feeling the vibe, as he reports this week;
Rotary Horse Racing Update.
Just a cheery snap of the mighty Sirileo Miss enjoying some time in the paddock this week.
Sirileo to Cow, 'What did you do this year?'
Cow, 'Ate grass, and you?'
Sirileo, 'Ran in a half a million dollar race in Adelaide.'
Ten years ago.
This month marks the launch of Environment and Sustainability as an official cause of Rotary. Ten years ago, we were discussing these very issues with great sensitivity in the Central Spoke, as these photos and Boré’s cartoon from that edition demonstrate.
Bruce and The Stig returned from an ‘off shore property inspection’.
Pinky killed enough rats to keep him warm at night.
Boré felt that killing as many wild animals as you possibly could might eventually have a down side.
