Ascot Rotary Bulletin #33
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ROTARY CLUB OF ASCOT DISTRICT 9465 HOME OF THE DISTRICT GOVERNOR President: Janet Holding 0403 586 686 [email protected] MEETING LOCATION: Silks Bar & Bistro, 174 Wright Street, Belmont WA 6104 Breakfast Meeting, Every Tuesday, 7am For 7.30am VOLUME 43 - BULLETIN 33 www.ascotrotary.org.au DUTIES ROSTER MEETING DATE: 1ST MAY WELCOMING: Hugh Langridge Fred Rae HOST CHAIR: Mike Bermann GUEST SPEAKER: Kimberley Holding Interplast Presentation LOYAL TOAST: Colin Peacock GRACE: Kashinee Veeren INT/ROTARY INFO: Michael Evans MEETING DATE: 8TH MAY WELCOMING: Max Morrell Ron Alexander HOST CHAIR: Aidan Wood GUEST SPEAKER: Mandy Mason Learn - Foundation for Autism LOYAL TOAST: Gren Courtland GRACE: Hugh Langridge INT/ROTARY INFO: Joanna Kendall MEETING DATE: 15TH MAY WELCOMING: Michael Metcalf Mike Bermann HOST CHAIR: Directors Committee Meetings LOYAL TOAST: Roma Gehringer GRACE: Brian Poole INT/ROTARY INFO: Hugh Langridge MEETING DATE: 22ND MAY WELCOMING: Ros McLernon Gren Courtland HOST CHAIR: Ron Alexander GUEST SPEAKER: TBA LOYAL TOAST: Garry Jacobs GRACE: Michael Metcalf INT/ROTARY INFO: Stephen Kendall 24TH APRIL 2012 PAGE 1 Bulletin Editor: Kimberley Holding 0412 804 646 [email protected] Apologies To: Julia Temby (Treasurer) 0411 046 535 [email protected] ROTARY INFORMATION - COLIN PEACOCK Taken from the End Polio Now website (www.rotary.org/en/EndPolio/) Since 1988, Rotary International and its partners in the Global Polio Eradica- tion Initiative (GPEI) — the World Health Organization, UNICEF, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — have worked to wipe polio from the face of the earth. After 25 years of hard work, Rotary and its partners are on the brink of eradicating this tenacious disease, but a strong push is needed now to root it out once and for all. It is a window of opportunity of historic proportions. Thanks to Rotary and its partners, the world has seen polio cases plummet by more than 99 percent, preventing five million instances of child paralysis and 250,000 deaths. When Rotary began its eradication work, polio infected more than 350,000 children annually. In 2009, fewer than 1,700 cases were reported worldwide. But the polio cases represented by that final 1 percent are the most difficult and expensive to prevent. Challenges include geographic isolation, worker fatigue, armed conflict, and cultural barriers. That’s why it’s so important to generate the funding needed to End Polio Now. To fail is to invite a polio resurgence that would condemn millions of children to lifelong paralysis in the years ahead. Reaching the ultimate goal of a polio-free world presents ongoing challenges, not the least of which is a US$535 million funding gap through 2012. Of course, Rotary alone can’t fill this gap, but continued Rotarian advocacy for government support can help enormously. The bottom line is this: As long as polio threatens even one child anywhere in the world, all children — wherever they live — remain at risk.
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Transcript of Ascot Rotary Bulletin #33
ROTARY CLUB OF ASCOTDISTRICT 9465
HOME OF THE DISTRICT GOVERNOR
President: Janet Holding 0403 586 [email protected]
MEETING LOCATION:Silks Bar & Bistro, 174 Wright Street, Belmont WA 6104Breakfast Meeting, Every Tuesday, 7am For 7.30am
VOLUME 43 - BULLETIN 33
www.ascotrotary.org.au
DUTIES ROSTERMEETING DATE: 1ST MAYWELCOMING: Hugh Langridge Fred RaeHOST CHAIR: Mike BermannGUEST SPEAKER: Kimberley Holding
Interplast Presentation LOYAL TOAST: Colin PeacockGRACE: Kashinee VeerenINT/ROTARY INFO: Michael Evans
MEETING DATE: 8TH MAYWELCOMING: Max Morrell Ron AlexanderHOST CHAIR: Aidan WoodGUEST SPEAKER: Mandy Mason
Learn - Foundation for AutismLOYAL TOAST: Gren CourtlandGRACE: Hugh LangridgeINT/ROTARY INFO: Joanna Kendall
MEETING DATE: 15TH MAYWELCOMING: Michael Metcalf Mike BermannHOST CHAIR: Directors
Committee MeetingsLOYAL TOAST: Roma GehringerGRACE: Brian PooleINT/ROTARY INFO: Hugh Langridge
MEETING DATE: 22ND MAYWELCOMING: Ros McLernon Gren CourtlandHOST CHAIR: Ron AlexanderGUEST SPEAKER: TBALOYAL TOAST: Garry JacobsGRACE: Michael MetcalfINT/ROTARY INFO: Stephen Kendall
24TH APRIL 2012 PAGE 1
Bulletin Editor: Kimberley Holding0412 804 [email protected]
Apologies To: Julia Temby (Treasurer)0411 046 535
ROTARY INFORMATION - COLIN PEACOCK Taken from the End Polio Now website (www.rotary.org/en/EndPolio/)
Since 1988, Rotary International and its partners in the Global Polio Eradica-tion Initiative (GPEI) — the World Health Organization, UNICEF, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — have worked to wipe polio from the face of the earth.
After 25 years of hard work, Rotary and its partners are on the brink of eradicating this tenacious disease, but a strong push is needed now to root it out once and for all. It is a window of opportunity of historic proportions.
Thanks to Rotary and its partners, the world has seen polio cases plummet by more than 99 percent, preventing five million instances of child paralysis and 250,000 deaths. When Rotary began its eradication work, polio infected more than 350,000 children annually. In 2009, fewer than 1,700 cases were reported worldwide.
But the polio cases represented by that final 1 percent are the most difficult and expensive to prevent. Challenges include geographic isolation, worker fatigue, armed conflict, and cultural barriers.
That’s why it’s so important to generate the funding needed to End Polio Now. To fail is to invite a polio resurgence that would condemn millions of children to lifelong paralysis in the years ahead.
Reaching the ultimate goal of a polio-free world presents ongoing challenges, not the least of which is a US$535 million funding gap through 2012. Of course, Rotary alone can’t fill this gap, but continued Rotarian advocacy for government support can help enormously.
The bottom line is this: As long as polio threatens even one child anywhere in the world, all children — wherever they live — remain at risk.
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ROTARY CLUB OF ASCOTDISTRICT 9465
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WINE RAFFLE
This weeks winner is.............
Colin Peacock!
Congratulations!
WE CARE
All our warmest thoughts are with you Duggan and we wish you a speedy recovery.
ASCOT ROTARIANS @ DISTRICT 9465 CONFERENCE - KALGOORLIE
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CLUB WEBSITE
President Janet, Kimberley & Deepti have been working hard to get the new website up and running.
But we need your help!!!
• Do you have any photo’s of the club events?
• Do you have info on any past or present projects?
If so, please send them to Deepti by email or bring them to the next meeting!
CLUB HANDOVER
President Elect Michael Evans has confirmed that the club handover date has now been set.
It will be on Saturday 23rd June 2012 at Burswood on Swan
Watch this space for more details.........
S.T.E.PContact Mike Bermann with your
nomination of a 16-19yr old.
ASCOT ROTARY POWERBALLYour chance to win $30 per week for 10 weeks with $300 up for grabs in
Week 11
A new round of Powerball commenced selling and we still have
a few numbers available, being
1, 23, 24, 31, 33, 35, 36, 38, 40, 42
If you would like to reserve a number please email back with your prefer-
ence - first come, first served. Cost is $20 per number.
Numbers will be available at next Tuesday’s meeting, if not all sold prior.
QUIZ NIGHTRicho is looking for prizes!
If you have anything or know of any businesses that can give away vouchers/prizes, please
contact Richo!
GARRY JACOBS HAS MOVED Garry & Annette have moved to Freman-
tle (to be closer to the Dockers?!)
Their new address is as follows:131A Marmion StreetFremantle WA 6160
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HAT DAY PARTYOn Saturday 21st April we held our Hat Day Party for Mental Health. It was a successful event, with funds of approx. $800 being raised!
Everyone had a great night, as seen below in the photo’s (thanks to Alan Thomson).
A big thanks to Garry Jacobs & Deepti Roopun for organising the event, thanks must also go to Aidan Wood for allowing us to use his house! And thanks to everyone who brought along the food and wore a hat, making it a fun night!
MAYWHAT’S COMING UP IN.........................
CHRSTINE GOSS 15THGEOFF MALTHOUSE 18THJILL COURTLAND 22ND MIKE BERMANN 23RD
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LAST CHANCE TO SECURE YOUR TABLE FOR THE
ASCOT ROTARY QUIZ NIGHT
SATURDAY 5th MAY 2012
Belmont City CollegeFisher St Belmont
7pm for 7.30pm start tables of 8
$10 per person
BYO nibbles onlyfull bar available
major prizes ,door prize , spot prizes
for bookings contact:Peter Richardson 0419 948 417 - Jeff Stephenson 0418 955 831
Max Morrell 0419 956 40 - Michael Evans 0412 609 131
EVENTSQUIZ NIGHT 5THBANGKOK CONFERENCE 6TH - 9THBOARD MEETING 14TH
HOST CHAIR ROSTER - 2011-2012
Month and RI Theme First Tuesday Second Tuesday Third Tuesday Fourth Tuesday Fifth Tuesday
July – Settling In 5th Brian Poole David Malone Healthway Complete
12th Board Aims Complete 19th Committee Meeting complete
26th Mike Bermann PDG Phil Cordery Rotary Youth Exchange complete
August – Membership 2nd Kashinee Veeren PDG John Ranieri District Membership Director complete
9th Michelle Kendall Mark Burns Principle, Tranby P.S complete
16th Janet Holding Patrick Peake Perth Energy complete
23th Ros McLernon Troy Hendrikson Ambassadorial Scholar 2000-01 complete
30th DG Visit - evening meeting Janet Holding complete
September – New Generations
6th Peter Richardson Gary (plug) Welch complete
13th Julia Temby Giovanni FerrariPaediatrician, PMH complete
20th Committee meet complete
27th Michael Metcalf The Cycling Phenomenon complete
October – Vocational Service
4th Kimberley Holding Luke O'Keefe EigthyTwenty Vision complete
11th
complete18th Ronnie Malthouse Fran Hazeldean City of Belmont complete
25th
complete
November – Foundation 1st Melbourne Cup Bernie Ryan A Jockeys Life complete
8th Hugh Langridge Sue Alexander complete
15th Rotary Cord Blood Bank Tour complete
22nd Committee meet & Peter from P.L.A.N complete
29th Business Network Meeting - Sundowner complete
December – Rotary Family 6th Dianne Reed Carole Theobald from Zonta complete
13th Club AGM complete
20th Christmas Party complete
27th – No Meeting Christmas Break complete
January – Rotary Awareness
3rd Peter Richardson Deepti Roopun complete
10th Ronnie Malthouse Holl Ransom - RC Crawley complete
17th No Meeting - Handicamp Dinner complete
24th Michael Metcalf David Tucker - Bicycles for Humanity complete
31st Ron Alexander Eddie - Bakhita, East Timor complete
February – World Understanding
7th Joanna Kendall Craig Alford - The Big Ride complete
14th Club Forum complete
21st Club Birthday & Interplast Team complete
28th Gren Courtland Rick Davies - RAWCS complete
March – Literacy / Rotaract 6th Jodie Sparks Kero O'Shea - Facebook complete
13th Aidan Wood Hannah & Emma JCLA complete
20th Committee Meeting complete
27th Deepti Roopun Maureen Meredith - Curtin Volunteers complete
April – Magazine Month 3rd Garry Jacobs Jeff Stephenson complete
10th complete 17th complete 24th Jeff Stephenson Kashinee Veeren RYLA complete
May – Australian Rotary Health
1st Mike Bermann Kimberley Holding Interplast
8th Aidan Wood Mandy Mason - LEARN Foundation for Autism
15th Committee Meeting
22nd Ron Alexander 29th Sundowner
June – Fellowship 5th Kimberley Holding 12th Bev Poor - to be swapped?!
19th Julia Temby
ASCOT ROTARY CLUB - CALENDAR MAY TO SEPTEMBER 2012
April May June July August SeptemberMon MonTue 1 TueWed 2 1 WedThu 3 2 ThuFri 4 1 3 FriSat 5 Quiz Night 2 4 1 SatSun 1 6 RI Conference 3 1 5 2 SunMon 2 7 RI Conference 4 2 6 3 MonTue 3 8 RI Conference 5 3 7 4 TueWed 4 9 RI Conference 6 4 8 5 WedThu 5 AFL Tontine Starts 10 7 5 9 6 ThuFri 6 11 8 6 10 7 FriSat 7 12 9 7 11 8 SatSun 8 13 10 8 12 9 SunMon 9 14 Board Meeting 11 Board Meeting 9 Board Meeting 13 Board Meeting 10 Board Meeting MonTue 10 15 12 10 14 11 TueWed 11 16 13 11 15 12 WedThu 12 17 14 12 16 13 ThuFri 13 18 15 13 17 14 FriSat 14 P.E.T.S 19 16 14 18 Reunion Ball 15 SatSun 15 P.E.T.S 20 17 15 19 16 SunMon 16 Board Meeting 21 18 16 20 17 MonTue 17 22 19 17 Interact Club 10th Bday 21 18 TueWed 18 23 20 18 22 19 WedThu 19 24 21 19 23 20 ThuFri 20 25 22 20 24 21 FriSat 21 Hat Day Party 26 23 21 25 22 SatSun 22 27 24 22 26 23 SunMon 23 28 25 23 27 24 MonTue 24 29 26 24 28 25 TueWed 25 30 27 25 29 26 WedThu 26 31 28 26 30 27 ThuFri 27 29 27 31 28 FriSat 28 30 28 29 SatSun 29 District Assembly 29 30 SunMon 30 30 MonTue 31 Tue
Theme Vocational Foundation Rotary Family Settle In Membership New Generations
18TH AUGUST 2012
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