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June 1 the RC of Whyalla Norrie's 50th anniversary at Breeze Bistro 6.00 for 6.30 pm we will not be meeting the following Tuesday
Then the following weekend the Salty Seaesta at the Ada Ryan Gardens
First week in July Tumby Bay Combined School will be here in the pavilion.
Generator to Delmak and Andy is welding the Glen Eden trailer achieved three things that day
Reports
Jane: is going to see Barry Chilton at the Bedford Group
Highlights
Brian: I guess the news is that the two playgrounds have gone to the transport company and is in transit to Adelaide
Shelley - good night Duncan the baby, him and his patterned as pregnant on the first of December .
Brian M: - Eldest granddaughter passed her driving test today. He phoned his sister for her 92nd birthday. It was a great family catch-up.
Cassandra - Saturday grandmother, Granpa and I picked up her car. She had the keys to prove it. Today, went for a drive with Grandad to Bean street and turned onto Herbert Street, the sun blinded her, and scared her so Grandad drove back.
Leanne: to Adelaide and catching up with grandkids,this then had us all talking about how we got our driving license
Speaker tonight
PDG Jane
The Future of Rotary from July
and a little bit of fun
Jane gave the meeting a quick update on what Rotary is going to look like for us from July 1.
Following this, the handful of us who were there delved into the Scottish Dialect. The first task was to write down - and Jane spelled it out for us - no easy task, that's for sure. POCH MA HON. She then asked everyone to pronounce it, then she did. It is a Gaelic saying that Jane has taught children and grandchildren. We then went on to talk about words such as BRAW, FOUTER, NUMPTY, STEAMIN, SCUNNER, GALOOT, GALLUS, BLETHER, TEUCHTER, CANNY. this gave us a bit of a laugh. Then Jane produced a can of Irn Bru (Scotland's Other National Drink), and Shelley quickly went into a rendition of the Barr's Iron Bru song. "I'm very thirsty, I'm thirsty too, here's the drink for me and you, Barra Irn Bru" Following this, the wonderful Shelley told us about her time when she was in the choir and elocution lessons.
She told us about pronunciation and how to ROLL THE BALL. then she told us what she had to do to pull her tummy in, push out her chest, and let the words roll out. Well, this bulletin Editor is here to tell you, that she had everyone in fits of laughter, Brian M and Leanne H had tears running down their cheeks, and Cassandra, nearly fell off her chair. Shelley just kept making it worse by saying, "Listen this is a true story". I kid you not, this has to be one of the funniest meetings I have been at in a long time. It was wonderful
Reminders
Changeover celebration on Saturday 29 June
Saturday 8 June the Salty 'Sea'esta
1 June Rotary Norrie anniversary
No Meeting on the 4th in-lieu of the above
First week in July the Tumby Bay Combined School will utilise the Pavilion
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Spouse Birthdays
Dave Owens
June 27
COMING UP
Next Meeting
Tuesday 18/06/24
Following Meeting
Tuesday 25/06/24
Chairman
AG Leanne
Brian Moodie
Guest Speaker
Cindy Francis
TBA
Topic
Children's University
TBA
Vote of Thanks
Lesley
Stewards
All
Raffle
Jane
Apologies
Perry
Perry
Birthdays and
Anniversaries
TBA
TBA
Members
Perry Eden (Metallurgy)
Lesley Hartup (Teaching)
Brian Herd (Metallurgy)
Leanne Herd (Customer Service)
Judy Keith (Psychiatry)
Brian Moodie (Electrical)
Jane Owens PDG (Health Services)
Jari Peltonen (Metallurgy)
Mic Russo (Engineering)
Michele Sellars (Administration)
Keith Sichler(Banking)
Larisa White (Engineering)
Kerre Willsher (Nurse Educator)
Cassandra Herd (Junior)
Alistair Stevenson (Honorary)
John Cagney (Honorary)
ATTENDANCE AND APOLOGIES
If you are unable to attend a Club Meeting or function your apology can be made to Secretary Perry 0428 387 973 before 12 noon on the day of the meeting
INVOCATION
For good food, good fellowship,
and every opportunity of service,
we are thankful
FOUR WAY TEST
Club Information
Tuesdays at 6:30 PM
Breeze Bistro
94 Essington Lewis Avenue
Whyalla , SA 5600 Australia
. then she told us what she had to do to pull her tummy in, push out her chest, and let the words roll out. Well, this bulletin Editor is here to tell you, that she had everyone in fits of laughter, Brian M and Leanne H had tears running down their cheeks, and Cassandra, nearly fell off her chair. Shelley just kept making it worse by saying, "Listen this is a true story". I kid you not, this has to be one of the funniest meetings I have been at in a long time. It was wonderful
