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7/30/2019 In Gear Week 41 29 April 2013 HD http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/in-gear-week-41-29-april-2013-hd 1/7 IN GEAR IN GEAR IN GEAR ROTARY CLUB OF BEAUMARIS WEEKLY BULLETIN Number 41 29 April 2013 Next Meeting THURSDAY 2 MAY SPEAKER; OSCAR YILDIZ TOPIC; BULLY FREE AUSTRALIA CHAIR; BOB MCARTHUR CASH; GLENDA LAUGHTON & CHRIS MARTIN AV; M ALCOLM P ARKS HOST GEOFF STRINGER THURSDAY 9 MAY SPEAKER; MARTIN FOTHERGILL TOPIC; NEW MEMBER TALK CHAIR; DAVID RUSHWORTH CASH; GLENDA LAUGHTON & CHRIS MARTIN AV; ROY SEAGER HOST; HARRY WOLFE T HURSDAY 16 M AY SPEAKER; A SHEN YUN PERFORMER TOPIC; RENAISSANCE OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE CUL- TURE CHAIR: MALCOLM SAWLE CASH DESK: GLENDA LAUGHTON & CHRIS MARTIN HOST: ZILLAY BATOOL AV: DAVID LEA 2012 2012 2012 - 2013 2013 2013 Serving the Community since 1985 Serving the Community since 1985 Serving the Community since 1985 Presidents Editors Report What a week it has been in the RCOB. It started with a great Anzac Day fellowship event at Six Keys Restaurant & Bar. Another great event organised by Heather with a terrific roll up of members and partners. As you can see by the photo- graphs on page 3 everybody seemed to have a marvellous time. I understand that this was Heather’s last event as Fellow- ship Director for the year and she has definitely gone out on top. On Monday we our major joint fund raising event shared with the RC of Sandringham. The 31st Mayoral Charity Golf Day at Royal Melbourne Golf Club was played out in perfect weather, with a full compliment of players and a good board of sponsors. I have reproduced our sponsors board on page 3 although I do believe we may have inadvertently carried over a sponsor or two from last year. Also not on the board is Cockatoo Grove olive oil. Ken and Joan Dugan not only played but also donated a number of prizes. While Sandringham were the lead club for this year’s event the number of RCOB members giving a helping hand was very impressive. As I undertook my Jimmy Olsen role I saw many members contributing but I apologise if I missed anybody. There as the sun rose and looking as gorgeous as always were Maureen Flude, Pat Seager and Judy O’Brien carrying out the player registrations. Chris D’Arcy and James Glenwright took the morning shift on ball spotting with Kerrie Geard and Geoff Stockdale taking the afternoon shift. Jim O’Brien, Peter Flude, Tony Phillips and Martin Fothergill were also there help- ing out. Starring on the day in the playing stakes was the shy and re- tiring Mike Hede who won a Magnum of burgundy for closest to the pin. By the evening it had grown to a Jeroboam and was on its way to a Methuselah! I understand that the shot was merely centimetres from the hole and very nearly a “hole- in-one”; lucky really as there would have been about one hun- dred people in the bar and I doubt Barloworld Mercedes are that generous that they were donating a car. You can admire Mike’s golfing style and see the others who helped out in the photographs on page 4. I am sure we hear more from Jim O’Brien this Thursday. On Friday night 20 or so members and partners will be put- ting their brains in gear to engage in the 15 Th Great Southern Trivia Challenge run by the RC of Hamp- ton. This is followed on the weekend by the annual Model Contents 1 Editors Report 2 Notices 3/4 Photos 5 The Amazing Jonathon Fundraiser 6 The Great Gatsby Fundraiser 7 Club Structure / Sight of Week AMAZING OPPOR- TUNITY The Amazing Jona- thon Usher Magician / Comedian 30 July 2013 See Page 5
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IN GEARIN GEARIN GEAR
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 41 29 April 2013
Next Meeting THURSDAY 2 MAY
SPEAKER; OSCAR YILDIZ
TOPIC; BULLY FREE AUSTRALIA
CHAIR; BOB MCARTHUR
CASH; GLENDA LAUGHTON & CHRIS MARTIN
AV; MALCOLM
PARKS
HOST GEOFF STRINGER
THURSDAY 9 MAY
SPEAKER; MARTIN FOTHERGILL
TOPIC; NEW MEMBER TALK
CHAIR; DAVID RUSHWORTH
CASH; GLENDA LAUGHTON & CHRIS MARTIN
AV; ROY SEAGER
HOST; HARRY WOLFE
THURSDAY 16 MAY SPEAKER; A SHEN YUN PERFORMER
TOPIC; RENAISSANCE OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE CUL-
TURE
CHAIR: MALCOLM SAWLE
CASH DESK: GLENDA LAUGHTON & CHRIS MARTIN
HOST: ZILLAY BATOOL
AV: DAVID LEA
201220122012 --- 201320132013
Serving the Community since 1985Serving the Community since 1985Serving the Community since 1985
Presidents Editors Report
What a week it has been in the RCOB. It started with a greatAnzac Day fellowship event at Six Keys Restaurant & Bar.Another great event organised by Heather with a terrific rollup of members and partners. As you can see by the photo-graphs on page 3 everybody seemed to have a marvelloustime. I understand that this was Heather’s last event as Fellow-ship Director for the year and she has definitely gone out ontop.
On Monday we our major joint fund raising event shared withthe RC of Sandringham. The 31st Mayoral Charity Golf Dayat Royal Melbourne Golf Club was played out in perfectweather, with a full compliment of players and a good boardof sponsors. I have reproduced our sponsors board on page 3although I do believe we may have inadvertently carried overa sponsor or two from last year. Also not on the board isCockatoo Grove olive oil. Ken and Joan Dugan not onlyplayed but also donated a number of prizes.
While Sandringham were the lead club for this year’s eventthe number of RCOB members giving a helping hand was veryimpressive. As I undertook my Jimmy Olsen role I saw manymembers contributing but I apologise if I missed anybody.There as the sun rose and looking as gorgeous as always wereMaureen Flude, Pat Seager and Judy O’Brien carrying out theplayer registrations. Chris D’Arcy and James Glenwright tookthe morning shift on ball spotting with Kerrie Geard andGeoff Stockdale taking the afternoon shift. Jim O’Brien, PeterFlude, Tony Phillips and Martin Fothergill were also there help-ing out.
Starring on the day in the playing stakes was the shy and re-tiring Mike Hede who won a Magnum of burgundy for closestto the pin. By the evening it had grown to a Jeroboam andwas on its way to a Methuselah! I understand that the shotwas merely centimetres from the hole and very nearly a “hole-in-one”; lucky really as there would have been about one hun-dred people in the bar and I doubt Barloworld Mercedes arethat generous that they were donating a car.
You can admire Mike’s golfing style and see the others whohelped out in the photographs on page 4. I am sure we hearmore from Jim O’Brien this Thursday.
On Friday night 20 or so members and partners will be put-ting their brains in gear to engage in the15Th Great Southern Trivia Challenge run by the RC of Hamp-ton. This is followed on the weekend by the annual Model
Contents1 Editors Report2 Notices
3/4 Photos5 The Amazing Jonathon Fundraiser6 The Great Gatsby Fundraiser7 Club Structure / Sight of Week
AMAZING OPPOR-
TUNITYThe Amazing Jona-thon Usher
Magician / Comedian30 July 2013See Page 5
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United Nations Assembly (MUNA) in which we will againbe participating.
There is certainly never a dull moment in the RCOB world.
Have a safe week.
In Gear Editor
May is Rotary International Literacy Month
As part of RI Literacy Month, we will again this year begiving to the parents of all new-born babies delivered atSandringham Hospital this month, a copy of the Mem FoxBook "Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes". This is partof The Rotary Club of Beaumaris Community program in
conjunction with Rotary International. The promotion ofchild literacy is a major concern of, and on-going commit-ment by, the Rotary movement in Australia, and what bet-ter place to start than at the beginning.
So here is one of the most popular baby books of alltime, encouraging mothers to read to their little one andopen a story book world of wonders and delight.
Community Committee .Megan Glenwright
Hocking Stuart Sandringham62-64 Station StreetTelephone: 03 9521 9800
TRAILER AVAILABLE TO RCOB MEMBERSA “6X4” steel box trailer is availa-
ble to all RCOB Members for casual
use. It has a 7 pin round plug, lights
etc. . Please contact Geoff or Kerrie
if you wish to borrow it. No regis-
tration / insurance; all responsibility
with the user.
OVERSEAS MODEL
Note; As part of our arrangement with HockingStuart discounts on agents fees are available to
RCOB members.
Remember tickets are $2 each and the buyer must fill intheir name, address and a contact phone number. Eachmember is to complete the front page of their books andthat front page is to be returned with their books. Pleaseput the money in an envelope with your name on thefront and return to Susan or Tony.
Please note;
1) Sales to Date; $960
2) We have until end May to sell the tickets.
3) We have 8 spare books if anyone wants to sell more
4) In Susan’s absence please return money and books toCharmaine.
Entertainment Book,$65, email Pat Murdoch, RC of Hamp-
ton at; [email protected]
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Don Cullen's 2013 Tibetan calendar - Cost is $15 each
The Calendar shows selected pictures from Tibet in a desk unit with it's own stand.Proceeds go to his Tibetan Village Project, which he spoke to our club about some time ago.
BEAUMARIS ROTARY 2012-13 CLUB STRUCTURE
BOARD CLUB SERVICE
President John Manks Director Bob McArthur
PE, VP, Exec Sec Bob McArthur Auditor Tony Phillips
Secretary Roy Seager Program David HoneTreasurer Richard Shermon Meeting Attendance Greg Every
Foundation Richard Jones Newsletter Editor David Lea
International Fred Hofmann Fellowship Heather Chisholm
New Generations Rob Fenton Sergeant Tony Phillips( David R.standby)
Membership and Marketing Trish Smyth Webmaster David Lea
Community Adrian Culshaw Photographer Greg Every
Fundraising Harry Roberts Almoner Antony Nixon
PP and On to Conference James Glenwright Host(s)/Cashiers Roster
ARH representative John Beaty (non board) Youth Protection Officer Malcolm Parks
Vocation Coordinate with program
TEAM MEMBERS
International Community New Generations FundraisingDavid Langworthy Malcolm Sawle Chris Martin Geoff Abbott
Geoff Stockdale David Greenall Glenda Laughton Kerrie Geard
Ross Phillips Martin Fothergill Heather Chisholm Charmaine Jansz
Tony McKenna Greg Every John BeatyRoy Seager/James G. (Golf park-ing)
Zillay Batool Mary Sealy John Van Dyk
Larry Jackson Mike Hede Geoff Stringer
Ken Mirams Geoff Stringer Greg Every
Mal Parks Susan De Bolfo
Ken Mirams
Judi Hall (TBC) Membership and Marketing Golf Day
Chris D'Arcy Peter Flude (Marketing) Jim O'Brien
Police car project Antony Nixon Peter Flude
Roger Frewen Tony Phillips
Rob Fenton (Banker)
Mammoth TuskHunter, Siberia
Photograph by EvgeniaArbugaeva, NationalGeographic
Siberian hunter SlavaDolbaev uses a spear todig out a corkscrewedmammoth tusk from acoastal ice cliff. Pryingloose a single tusk cantake hours, even days.Tusk hunters often leavecolored beads or silverjewelry as offerings tolocal spirits.
