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R O T A R Y C L U B O F B E A U M A R I S W E E K L Y B U L L E T I N Number 27, 20 January 2014

Next Meeting

THURSDAY 23 JANUARY

SPEAKER: DEBBIE KEYT

TOPIC: BEAUMARIS THEATRE GROUP

CHAIR: HEATHER CHISHOLM

AV: D AVID LEA

C ASH DESK: ADRIAN CULSHAW & M ARTIN FOTHERGILL

HOST: D AVID GREENALL VGC, 6;30 FOR 7;00

THURSDAY 30 JANUARY

SPEAKER: KERRYN REDPATH

TOPIC: SCHOOLS, DRUGS & ALCOHOL

CHAIR: JOHN BEATY

AV: GREG EVERY

C ASH DESK: ADRIAN CULSHAW & M ARTIN FOTHERGILL

HOST: MEGAN GLENWRIGHT

VGC, 6;30 FOR 7;00

THURSDAY 6 FEBRUARY

SPEAKER: TINA DENT

TOPIC: S ANDY BEACH COMMUNITY CENTRE

CHAIR: KEN MIRAMS

AV: GREG EVERY ?

C ASH DESK: SUSAN DE BOLFO & JIM O’BRIEN

HOST: J AMES GLENWRIGHT

Presidents Report

The mid-year break is over and after the planned Nine and

Dine last Wednesday we are back to normal meetings this

week. With the temperature in the high 30’s to low 40’s it was

not prudent to play golf so it became a Wine and Dine with 47

members and guests enjoying the evening at the magnificent

Yarra Yarra Golf Club

Congratulations to Fred

and his International

team who have been

successful in obtaining

a $4,000 District Grant

for a new toilet block

and upgraded shower

block for girls at the stu-

dent hostel in Sabu

(see page 2).

Greg Every has been

busy over the break

finalising the program

for the next six months and putting together a profile on each

of the upcoming speakers to provide members with more in-

formation. Over the next few weeks we have;

Debbie Keyt; About Beaumaris Theatre Group - January23

Kerryn Redpath; Schools Drugs & Alcohol – January 30Tina Dent; Sandybeach Community Centre – February 6

These are just some of great speakers planned with a diverserange of interesting subjects which will provide ample oppor-

tunities to invite potential members.

The week of February 13, VGC are hosting a Women’s Golf

Tournament which means we will not be able to meet at our

usual venue.

That week however, Bentleigh Moorabbin Central is arranging

a cluster meeting on Youth Services at the Buckingham on

Tuesday 11th February. RCOB ran this event last year at the

Beaumaris and the quality of speakers (most of them youngpeople) was extremely high. The target audience this year is

again school leaders not involved with Rotary programs, new

principals & those only occasionally involved.

Contents

1 Presidents Report2 Notices3 Chris Martin Letter

4 Wine and Dine Photos5 Club Structure / Picture of Week

SERGEANT’S HOMEWORK TOPIC

VLADIMIR ILYICH LENIN

President Robert and organiserJudi concerned about who is go-

ing to pay the bill!



R O T A R Y C L U B O F B E A U M A R I S B U L L E T I N – S E R V I N G T H E C O M M U N I T Y S I N C E 1 9 8 5

The purpose of the meeting is to spread the good news

about the wonderful Youth Service programs run in Dis-

trict 9810 and how these programs contribute to the de-

velopment of young people, their school and the broader

community. It is an excellent opportunity for us to invite

a few of our local school leaders and showcase youthprograms and our involvement with them.

Hopefully we can book a couple of tables of 10 and have

a few school representatives with us. A two course din-

ner will be served for $40 per person for the meeting

starting at 6.00pm; Ken Mirams will be co-ordinating at-

tendance with numbers required by January 31.

Past members, Clare and

Bill McAlaney will be in

Melbourne that same weekand were hoping to attend

our meeting and catch up.

Clare has also finished her

book “Things you need to

know about Bali” and had

offered to donate some of

the proceeds from any

sales back to the club. It

would have been good to

catch up with Bill and

Clare however this trip ourtimetables didn’t align.

It was also good to hear from Chris Martin on the pro-

gress of his assignment in Vietnam which is covered lat-

er in this issue.

See you back at VGC.

Robert

Hocking Stuart Sandringham62-64 Station Street

Note; As part of our arrangement with Hocking Stuart discountson agents fees are available to RCOB members.

Chris Martin and students. The school is named after afamous early 20th century Vietnamese poet from the area.




Letter from Chris Martin in Vietnam




Wine and Dine at Yarra Yarra Golf

Club in Pictures




BernardoCesare, Italy

Is a geologistwho takesphotographs ofsmall slices ofrock under amicroscopeusing polaris-ing light.

National Geo-graphic, YourShot

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