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D/M 10/1/17
3367
 
D/M 17/1/17
3368
 
BUSINESS MEETING AND COMMITTEE MEETINGS AT RAVENDALE 
 
 
ENERGY SECURITY SA. STEVE SAWYER, JACK RITCHIE, AND ANDREA BROADFOOT.
Room Setting
Everyone
 
 
Everyone
Introduction
 
 
 
Ron Carey
Thanks
 
 
 
Juri Berzins
Attendance
Pat Callaghan
 
 
Ian Phillips
Attendance
John Myers
 
 
Noel welfare
Fellowship
 
 
 
Colin West
Sergeant
Malcolm Schluter
 
 
Malcolm Schluter
 
D/M 24/1/17
3369
 
D/M 31/7/17
3370
 
PLANNING FOR TUNARAMA. 
 
PRESENTATION TO IAN WARD AND LLOYD BURGESS.
BELLA HERON. NATIONAL YOUTH SCIENCE FORUM.
Room Setting
Everyone
 
 
Everyone
Introduction
 
 
 
David Forbes
Thanks
 
 
 
Adrian Glover
Attendance
John Baldissera
 
 
Peter Barfoot
Attendance
Peter Smart
 
 
Bill Watkins
Fellowship
James Calderwood
 
 
Scott Stenson
Sergeant
Malcolm Schluter
 
 
Malcolm Schluter
 
IF UNAVAILABLE ADVISE EDITOR WEEK BEFORE OR ARRANGE REPLACEMENT
Pres. Elect
PRESIDENT ELECT. 
Members,
 As you may be aware I have volunteered and have been confirmed as President of Port Lincoln Rotary for the 2017/18.  The first thing that needs to happen now, is to assemble a board of Directors for 2017/18 Rotary year.  Some members have already indicated their willingness to be on the board but we need more.  In the past the president elect has nominated the board but it is my wish that the club choose their board members from those willing to stand.  I ask members to consider being on the board and if for some reason, you are not available for the full year job sharing may be possible (eg 6 month each), please talk to me if you have any ideas.
 Lets continue the great work in the community of  Port Lincoln Rotary.
 Regards
 Dave Gillies
Club Admin Committee
CLUB ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE MINUTES.
See in 'read more' minutes of Jan. meeting.
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History
1981......SOUND FAMILIAR?
calendar
CALENDAR. 
Jan   10 D/M Business Meeting.
         14 Sportsperson of the Year Dinner.
         17 Board Meeting. Absent directors delegate!
         17 D/M Energy Security SA.
         24 D/M Planning for Tunarama.
         28/29 Tunarama.
         31 D/M
Feb     7 D/M Committee Meetings.
         14 D/M
         18/19 Youth Exchange Surf Weekend.
         21 D/M Youth Exchange Presentation. P/N.
         22 Megga's BBQ. 26 Dragon Boat Regatta BBQ Foreshore.
         28 D/M BBQ with Lions at Brinkworth Park. Partner Night.
 
Exchange
MESSAGE FROM MADDIE.
Hey Adrian,
Sorry I haven't sent you an email yet, I've just been so busy and having so much fun. I thought I would send you this email as a bit of an update on what I've been doing. I arrived on the fifteenth in Helsinki, then spent two hours driving to Karkku. When we arrived we all had dinner and fell asleep because practically none of us had any sleep on the plane over here.
Over the course of the week we did lots of stuff. We were busy from seven thirty in the morning, until ten o'clock at night. We would have Finnish lessons for around five hours each day, with a lunch break in between, then activities afterwards. The activities were obviously the best part. We went to the sauna and then swimming( for ten seconds) in the icy lake, ice fishing, eating smoked trout on an open fire, drinking traditional Finnish coffee in a teepee, exploring Tampere (Finland's second largest city), night walks to an old church, tobogganing, massive snow fights and lots of eating. By the end of the Karkku camp I had made a bunch of amazing friends and memories.
 
On Sunday my host family came and picked me up from Karkku, and we had a three hour long journey back to Kouvola. When we finally arrived in Kouvola it was dark, so we went straight home. The home is very small for seven people but we all fit well. My host family is great and have made me feel very comfortable.
 
 I started school yesterday and realised that some of these Finnish school 'facts' are actually a lie. For example, I have heard that Finnish schools last only four to five hours. This is false. I leave the house at seven forty am, and school finishes at four o'clock pm. Apart from the long days and not understanding what anyone says, school has been quite tolerable. 
I start Finnish lessons tonight and look forward to understanding what is going on around me.
Again I would like to thank you and the Rotary club for giving me this opportunity. I am having the best time over here and have enjoyed every minute of it.
Look forward to hearing from you soon.
-Maddy
Sportsperson of the Year
Sports Person of 2016
 
Port Lincoln Rotary partnered with local radio station 5CC, Magic 89.9 and with Port Lincoln City Council to recognise sporting achievement in the Lower Eyre Peninsula region.  The Junior and Senior Sports Person of the Year awards for 2016 were presented by Olympic gold medalist Kyle Chalmers at a dinner at Ravendale Sports Centre on Saturday night the 14th of January.
Port Lincoln Rotary has presented a Sports Person of the Year for many decades now but this new award pulls together Rotary's and other similar awards, to make the one premier award.
Cricketer Ben Smith (Senior Sports Person) and young tennis star Charlotte Nicholls (Junior Sports Person) were recognised as the inaugural winners of this new award.
Pictured below are the winners, Ben Smith and Charlotte Nicholls.
 
 
 
 
 
 
The ROTIAC
 
Board Minutes
BOARD MEETING MINUTES.
See in 'read more' minutes of Oct. meeting.
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Committees 2016/17
COMMITTEE LISTING 2016/17.
A full list available in 'read more'.
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Alpha
ALPHA LIST OF MEMBERS ( 20/4/16)
Find in 'read more' current alpha list of members.
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Peter Barfoot
February 14
 
Angus Preston
February 15
 
Geoff Rayson
February 27
 
Join Date
Greg Honeychurch
February 23, 2005
12 years
 
Ian Phillips
February 23, 1978
39 years
 
Juri Berzins
February 23, 2005
12 years
 
Leo Stewart
February 23, 2005
12 years
 
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