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This Week Meeting 3361
Tuesday 15th October 2024
'Comfort Inn'
6:30 p.m.
Chairman:
Mic Russo
Guest Speaker:
Dannielle Camporeale
Subject:
Membership
Vote of Thanks:
Lesley Hartup
Raffle:
Cassandra as usual,
Stewards:
All
Last Meeting Notes
Meeting 3360
Tuesday 8th October 2024
Chairman:
Perry Eden
Guest Speaker:
Brian Moodie & Jane Owens
Subject:
Club History & Board Report
Vote of Thanks:
N/A
Raffle:
Raised $42
Stewards:
All
Thought of the Week Try to be a rainbow in someone else’s cloud.
By Maya Angelou
Club History & Board Report
Club History - Brian Moodie
Brian M picked up the Annual Report for 2017–18. It was PDG Peter Schaefer’s year as District Governor, it was Soto’s year as President. The annual theme was Rotary making a difference. Brian went through the report and talked about the projects from it.
Board Meeting Report - Jane Owens.
We have heard back from the District Foundation, long story short. The board decided to round up the District Grant to $5,000 and we will give them $5,000.
Membership – Mic is going to do a vocational audit of the Club
Citation Goals, still a few to go up, jane is to do this. We have completed a number of them
Honorary members, Jane is still waiting to hear from the Mayor.
I would like to see a Club Admin committee
Many groups are supporting the Christmas Pageant. The board decided they would like to be line marshals along with the sea cadets.
I have met with Paul Havelberg and Lee Martinez about the Glen Eden Award, - the outcome was we will go ahead this year and Paul will encourage the winner to come to the club.
Citation Goals. There are still a few to go up.We have completed a number of them
Other Reports
Leanne and Brian reminded us there was a working bee on Saturday out at the Pavilion.
We took $1,666 at the HOG Rally on the weekend.
Perry met Margy Raymond from the Bayview and the Spencer Hotels. He suggested that we contact her to be a speaker to talk about their proposed developments.
Kerre got a thank you card from the Fistula Hamlin Foundation for her blanket.
Nearly 800 million people live on less than $1.90 a day.
Rotary members are passionate about providing sustainable solutions to poverty.
Our members and our foundation work to strengthen local entrepreneurs and community leaders, particularly women, in impoverished communities.
We provide training and access to well-paying jobs and financial management institutions.
Members
Greg Dunn (Child Protection)
Perry Eden (Metallurgy)
Lesley Hartup (Teaching)
Brian Herd (Metallurgy)
Leanne Herd (Customer Service)
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 Education
Cassandra Herd (Junior)
ATTENDANCE AND APOLOGIES
If you are unable to attend a Club Meeting or function your apology can be made to Secretary Brian Herd 0410 313 271 before 12 noon on the day of the meeting
