Sunday Markets: 20/04/2014. OIC: David Hodge. Team: John Mason, Col Mercer, Michael Merrylees, Chris Metcalfe, Doug Sutton.
Saturday Farmers Market:
Club Rosters
Fellowship - Reception
Furniture
22 Apr Gerry Gerlach, Paul Gianniotis,
Jim Gibson.
29 Apr John Gray,
Geoff Hamilton, James Hamilton.
06 May John Hawkins,
Mark Hillis, David Hodge.
Bulletin Editors
Mar 11, 18, 25 John Egan
Apr 1, 8, 15 John Ferguson
Apr 22, 29 May 6 Doug Sutton
May 13 Michael Knight
May 20, 27 June 3 Paul Murray
Sergeant's
22 Apr Laurie Blowes 29 Apr Mark Sayer
06 May Tim Barter
Market Rosters
Saturday Markets setup for everyone at 6.30am
Sunday Markets OIC arrives at 6.30am. Team members 7.00am
(Please arrange a swap if you are not able to carry out your duties)
SUN 20th Apr 2014 OIC David Hodge, John Mason, Col Mercer, Michael Merrylees, Chris Metcalfe, Doug Sutton.
SUN 27th Apr 2014 OIC Greg Conkey, David Benn, Graham Burmeister, John Gray, Volunteer, John Daley.
SUN 4th May 2014 OIC Paul Milde, Richard Braid, Doug Conkey, Steven McCoy, Wal Paton, Jeremy Riethmuller.
SAT 10th May 2014 OIC John Hawkins, Paul Gianniotis, Graham Barrow, Hugh Campbell, John Egan, John Flynn, Nick Leywood, Peter MacKinnon, Kevin Moffatt, David Pyke, Kevin Roben.
SUN 11th May 2014 OIC Darren Wallace, Laurie Blowes, Alan Eldridge, Pat Ingram, Greg O'Hare, Evan Robertson.
SUN 18th May 2014 OIC Jim Gibson, Frank Fuller, Michael Georgiou, Geoff Hamilton, Mark Hillis, Dick Smith.
SUN 25th May 2014 OIC Kerry Pascoe, Craig Bromley, Peter Clucas, Rob Fuller, Mark Sayer, Bob Willis.
SUN 1st June 2014 OIC John Ireland, James Hamilton, Tim Macgillycuddy, Paul Murray, Malcolm Robertson, Bruce Spinks.
SUN 8th June 2014 OIC James Ross, Geoff Breust, David Byfield, Michael Eldridge, Rick Priest, John Smith.
President Phil indeed had the melancholy duty of informing last Tuesday's meeting of the passing of one of Wollundry's finest, Brian Roberts.
Brian had spent the majority of his life growing up, working and participating in the cultural and sporting life of Wagga Wagga. He was a successful and respected accountant. a leader of his rugby club, a keen gardener and lived life to the fullest.
Brian was conscripted into the Australian Army during the mid 1960's and was quickly selected to train as an officer. After graduation Brian spent 18 months in Singapore and Malaysia. On his return to civilian life he began working with Bush and Campbell Accountants in Wagga, a company he remained with through his working life, becoming a partner and a mentor to many of its younger employees.
Brian's great recreational passion was the playing of rugby with his beloved Wagga City Rugby Club.
He was a life member of the club, with his involvement commencing with the Colts premiership team of 1963. He went onto play in three first grade premiership teams of 1969, 1971 and 1976 and was captain coach of the runners up teams in 1974 and 1975. Brian was a great supporter of the club, attending matches right up until his untimely death.
Brian made a huge contribution to the life of this city through his involvement as treasurer of the Riverine Club for 20 years for which he was awarded honorary life membership. This was only the second award in the club's history since 1881. He was a committed Apexian before joining Wollundry. His contribution was substantial to our club through the organisation of weekly guest speakers. Brian was diligent to the aims and cause of Rotary.
Our sincere condolences to his wife, Michelle, children Andrew and Catherine and their families.
The memorial service will be held at the Uniting Church, Johnson Street at 2pm this Thursday.
President Phil opened the meeting and welcomed 50 members and guests to meeting. He invited Dennis Shean to lead the singing of our Rotary Grace. Then we drank a toast to the Queen, and the People of Australia, and took our seats. There were no responses when Visiting Rotarians were called to introduce themselves, but we did have a number of visitors along as member's guests, and they were Rob Heriot, Jonty Schuter and Anna Ross, the guests of James Ross, and Wal Paton's son Simon.
Phil also announced that he was pleased to report to District that Wollundryhad given 3,904 to community service which equated to 48 hours per member for the year.
The next Board Meeting will be held on 1st May at the Commercial Club at 5.30pm and it will be a combined meeting of the current board and the incoming board for 2014-15.
Team:Ken Taylor, John Ireland, John Mason, Michael Knight, David Foster
Result:
Gate: $791.50
Stalls: $510.00
Trestles: $ 38.00
Insurance: $ 130.00
Power: $ 10.00
TOTAL: $1479.50
Less free rides $ 403.00
BANKED: $1076.50
Last Sunday was a brilliant sunny autumn day and a large crowd was attracted to the "Autumn Fair". Many parents made use of the free ride vouchers found in the Advertiser for pony and cart rides.
Many thanks to the Sunday Markets team headed by Col Mercer for this initiative and for his team of James Ross, John Smith, Jim Gibson, and James Hamilton who assisted with the set up.
President Phil indeed had the melancholy duty of informing last Tuesday's meeting of the passing of one of Wollundry's finest, Brian Roberts.
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OIC: Paul Milde
