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Fellow Rotarians & Friends 
 
Wow what a fantastic night last week for our change over dinner at Mermaid Waters hotel.
Lovely to see so many members, partners and guest attend this special occasion. A delicious two course meal was served and a special Rotary club cupcake to take home or eat at the table as many did. A great night of fellowship and the recognition of some great members of our club. Past DG Darrell Brown was our special guest and presented Neil Jones with the distinguished service award. Congratulations Neil on this very special award. We are privileged to have you as a member of our club. Thankyou Peter and the board for your hard work in the previous year and I am looking forward to working with each and every one of you to make this year the best yet. In November we will be celebrating the clubs 50th Anniversary so stay tuned to see what we have planned.
 
Looking forwards to seeing you all next week at 6pm 12th July at Mermaid Waters Tavern for our forum.
 
Cheers
 
Andrew
 
 
 
FINANCE REPORT - Neil Jones
 
Meeting   28 June 2022     
Fines $ Silver Circle Profit $950.00
Copper Pot     $    
           
TOTAL $     $950.00
 
 
SECRETARY REPORT - Neil Baldwin
Just a short reminder to members that our first meeting on July 12 will be a member only forum and the minutes of the initial meeting of the 2022/23 Board have been loaded onto Club Runner. Membership dues have been set at $290 and are payable by 31 July.  Treasurer Neil has emailed invoices to all Active Members.
 
 
ATTENDANCE REPORT 28 JUNE 2022
 
25 Broadbeach Members including Honorary Member Uwe Seifert
   2
Visiting Rotarians:  PDG Darrell Brown and Rotaractor Paul Bosch                                                                                     
   Guest Speaker:
17 Members Guests: Carol Baldwin, Helen Busch, Pat Curr, Desley Daviess, Haidee Diez, Pam Hawkins, Kay Hodges, Edwina Hutchison, Christine Jones, Denise Jordan, Louise Kuhn, Amelia Kuhn, Kathy Lewis, Narelle McTaggart, Emma McTaggart, Sarah McTaggart & Roslyn Tomlinson
44 Total Attendance 
 
 
NEXT MEETING 
 
Tuesday 12 July
Members Forum at Mermaid Waters Hotel
 
DUTY ROSTER
 
Tuesday 12 July
Door:         Nayer Kaviani
Sergeant:  David O'Dwyer
Scribe:      Gtahame Werrell
 
SCOOTER PICKUP/DELIVERY
            
July 1st - 15th.   Harold Busch & Rock O'Keefe    
July 16th - 31st  Neil Baldwin & TBA 
 
 
 
 
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No Meeting on Tue 5th July
Jul 05, 2022
 
Members Only Club Forum
Mermaid Waters Tavern
Jul 12, 2022
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
 
Club Meeting - 19 July 2022
To be Advised
Jul 19, 2022
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
 
Club Meeting at "The Hub" July 26th
The Hub
Jul 26, 2022
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
 
Special Guest - Rod Preston
Mermaid Waters Hotel
Aug 09, 2022
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
 
Visit by PDG Ross Smith
Aug 16, 2022
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
 
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Andrew McTaggart
July 6
 
Spouse Birthdays
Kathy Lewis
July 16
 
Helen
July 22
 
Join Date
Alex Jorden
July 1, 1983
39 years
 
Grahame Werrell
July 1, 1970
52 years
 
Jim Hawkins
July 1, 1987
35 years
 
Rob Borbidge AO
July 1, 2003
19 years
 
Russell Hutchison
July 1, 1973
49 years
 
Bruce Kuhn
July 24, 2012
10 years
 
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Rotary International     
Rotary Information Weekly
 
Meet Rotary’s first female president
 
 
Rotary International President Jennifer Jones is ready to hit the ground running as she takes office 1 July as the first female president in Rotary history. She is a member of the Rotary Club of Windsor Roseland, Ontario, Canada, and founder and president of Media Street Productions, an award-winning media company in Windsor. Having previously served Rotary in a variety of roles including vice president, director, and Rotary Foundation trustee, her talents have strengthened Rotary’s reach and impact. Learn more about Jones in a profile in the July issue of Rotary magazine. 
 
2022-23 Presidential Initiatives
President Jones imagines a Rotary where members act to make their dreams become reality and make the most of their club experiences. During her year, Jones will focus on four presidential initiatives that Imagine Rotary: advancing our commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI); creating a welcoming club experience; empowering girls; and expanding our reach. Learn more about the presidential initiatives.
 
 
PP Neil Jones awarded The Rotary Foundation Distinguished Service Award
 
In presenting the award at the Club's annual changeover dinner, Past District Governor Darrell Brown said:
 
"This is the Rotary Foundation's most prestigious award. It honors individual Rotarians who have demonstrated exemplary service to the Foundation and have received the Citation for Meritorious Service at least four years prior. The nominee needs to have demonstrated a broad range of service over an extended period.
 
In the last 50 years there have been fewer than 50 Australian recipients of the award. Included in that list are past Rotary International Presidents Clem Renouf and Glen Kinross.
 
Prior to this year, in our District, there has only been one other recipient of  the Distinguished Service Award: PDG Graham Jones.
 
In 2022 only 38 Rotarians across the Globe will receive the Distinguished Service Award; one of those 38 is Neil Jones".
 
Darrell concluded his remarks by outlining Neil's service in District Foundation roles over the past ten years highlighting his five years as District  Rotary Foundation Chair from 2012.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
FROM OUR MEETING 28 JUNE 2022

Scribe: Neil Jones

Members and guests were welcomed by Vice President Pauline who introduced outgoing President Peter.

Peter welcomed all present and particularly D9640 Governor's Representative PDG Darrell Brown and Rotaractor Paul Bosch.

The interlude between entree and main course was partially filled with the usual power point presentation “12 Months in 12 Minutes” compiled by the bulletin editor and which gave an excellent overview in pictures of Club activities month by month over the past year

Following main course Rock O'Keefe proposed a toast in memory of all deceased members and particularly Past Presidents Ian Cowen & Neil Raward who had passed away during this Rotary Year.  

Toast to Rotary International was proposed by Nayer Kaviani with a response by PDG Darrell Brown

President Peter presented PHF’s to PP Jim Hawkins (PHF+4), Bob Jordan (PHF +3 and finally to Roslyn Tomlinson for her many years of support to the club and particularly her special contribution to Hub clean up days.

With Ray Milton, holder of the Bruce Duncan Fellowship Cup no longer with us, Peter announced this year's winner; Pauline Armstrong and presented Pauline with the perpetual trophy.

President Peter presented his annual report highlighting our service projects & key achievements during the year, the contribution of the Board and the special efforts from many members.  

Induction of President Andrew McTaggart

President Peter inducted 2022-2023 President with his collar of office, President's pin and dinner badge.

President Andrew presented PP Peter with his Past President certificate and dinner badge. President Andrew then introduced his Board and presented them with their Rotary Theme badges for the 2022–2023 year.

Andrew's first role as President was to conduct the final Silver Circle draws with the help of Darrell Brown.  $50 prizes were won by Phillip O'Shea (Narelle's Dad), Nayer Kaviani, Ariel (SPG Lawyers) and Neil Jones. Pauline Armstrong won the $250 prize and Russ Hutchison collected the first prize of $500. The Silver Circle raised a net $950 which will be directed towards the Club's 50th Anniversary celebrations.

In his President's address, Andrew thanked everyone for their attendance and looked forward to a successful year.

PDG Darrell Brown then requested permission to make a special presentation announcing that Neil Jones has been awarded the Rotary Foundation's most prestigious award, The Rotary Foundation Distinguished Service Award. Further detail and photo included earlier in this bulletin under Rotary Information.

 
The week in Pictures
 
  
        Outgoing President Peter & Robyn        Incoming President Andrew & Narelle
   
  Chair for night PP Pauline     Cupcakes to take home     Peter's last official welcome
 
         A wide shot of the room - waiting patiently for dinner to be served
  
         Rock honors past members                    Pauline receives Bruce Duncan Cup
   
      Nayer proposes toast to Rotary International and PDG Darrell Brown responds
  
             PP Jim receives PHF+4                       Bob receives PHF+3       
  
   Roslyn Tomlinson receives her Paul Harris Fellowship Award & joins Bob & Jim
  
    PP Peter hands over to President Andrew who displays 2022/23 Theme Banner
  
         2022/2023 President Andrew            Andrew presents PP Certificate to Peter
 
                          President Andrew and his 2022/2023 Board
 
                Andrew and his team of helpers conduct the Silver Circle draw
  
       Pauline collected 2nd prize of $250         Russell won the main prize of $500
 
  Our 2022/2023 and fifty first President, Andrew with his very supportive family
 
 
WEEKLY LAUGHS
 
Did you hear about the two artists having a contest?
It ended in a draw.

I have a fear of speed humps but I’m slowly getting over it.

PEOPLE WHO USE WRONG WORDS sometimes should have the
humidity to admit it.

I recently took up meditation.
It’s better than sitting around doing nothing.

My doctor asked if anyone in my family suffered from mental illness.. I said, "No, we all seem to enjoy it."

I thought growing older would take longer.

My bucket list: keep breathing.

Just once, I want a username and password prompt to say, "close enough.."

Sometimes it takes me all day to get nothing done.

What do Alexander the Great and Winnie the Pooh have in common?
They have the same middle name.
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Q: Where did the hamburger take his date?
A: To the meat ball!

Q: Why was Cinderella not good at football?
A: Because she had a pumpkin as a coach.

Q: Did you hear about the comedian owl?
A: He was a real hoot.

Q: What did the dryer say to the washer?
A: Let's go for a spin!

Q: Why are robots never afraid?
A: Because they have nerves of steel

Q: What sound do porcupines make when they kiss?
A: Ouch!

Q: What did the triangle say to the circle?
A: You're pointless!
 
Phrases and their origins
 
 
origin of                                                           phrase on                                                           photo
 
 
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