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7/17/2019 In Gear Week 13 21 Sept 2015 http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/in-gear-week-13-21-sept-2015 1/6 In Gear ROTARY CLUB OF BEAUMARIS WEEKLY BULLETIN Number 13, 21 September 2015 Next Meetings THURSDAY 24 SEPTEMBER SPEAKER: DR BRUCE WELLS TOPIC: H APPINESS, ANYWHERE, ANYTIME CHAIR: M ARTIN FOTHERGILL AV: D AVID LEA C ASH DESK: M ALCOLM S AWLE & HEATHER CHISHOLM HOST: ADRIAN CULSHAW THURSDAY 1 OCTOBER SPEAKER: DR BRUCE WELLS TOPIC: H APPINESS, ANYWHERE, ANYTIME CHAIR: M ARTIN FOTHERGILL AV: D AVID LEA C ASH DESK: M ALCOLM S AWLE & HEATHER CHISHOLM HOST: ADRIAN CULSHAW THURSDAY 8 OCTOBER SPEAKER: JIM GRIGORIOU TOPIC: IP DEVELOPMENT BETWEEN CSIRO, UNIVERSITIES AND SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE COMPANIES CHAIR: D AVID L ANGWORTHY AV: ADRIAN CULSHAW C ASH DESK: ANTONY NIXON & M AX D ARBY HOST: D AVID HONE THURSDAY 15 OCTOBER Speaker: Amanda Murphy Topic: Bentleigh Bayside Community Health Chair: John Sime AV: Ross Phillips Cash Desk: Antony Nixon & Max Darby Host: Charmaine Jansz 2014—2015 Serving the Community since 1985 Presidents Report Another week, another induction and another won- derful speaker. First let me welcome Lois Lindsay again, we are look- ing forward to hav- ing her as a mem- ber, she has already started making a contribution ; you are now our 46th member, Lois. Speaker Lisa Grant on Social Media was another speaker suggested by our member Adrian and continued with our interest in having local speakers and finding out more about what is going on in our local area. I still have difficulty with the concepts of virtual commu- nity, sometimes I think people kid themselves that virtual friends are real friends, however I can see what a useful role this Hub and the “Hubsters” are fulfilling. Eventually Lisa’s investment of time will pay off, even although she is really doing it for love at the moment and it is paying off for the commu- nity. I loved the idea of the “meet up groups”; peo- ple often don’t want to be in the formal structure of a club, but they still want contact and fun, so these “meet up groups” still fulfill that very human need. Another great speaker. Malcolm Sawle and I met with Greg Every “Programme Person” last Thursday and we can see that we have even more great speakers coming up, including our own new members. Often these are the most interesting speakers of all, so we have about 5 new members’ talks over the rest of the year and that will be a treat for us all. On Friday night I attended the penultimate meeting before the Rotary expo day at Southland on the 4 th of October. It will be an opportunity to get our mes- Contents 1 Presidents Report 2 Notices 3 Guest Speaker 4 Next Fellowship Night 5 MITS 6 Club Structure / Picture of Week Unless stated otherwise venue is Victoria Golf Club 6.30 for 7.00
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In 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 13, 21 September
2015
Next Meetings
THURSDAY 24 SEPTEMBER
SPEAKER: DR BRUCE WELLS
TOPIC: H APPINESS, ANYWHERE, ANYTIME
CHAIR: M ARTIN FOTHERGILL
AV: D AVID LEA
C ASH DESK: M ALCOLM S AWLE & HEATHER CHISHOLM
HOST: ADRIAN CULSHAW
THURSDAY 1 OCTOBER
SPEAKER: DR BRUCE WELLS
TOPIC: H APPINESS, ANYWHERE, ANYTIME
CHAIR: M ARTIN FOTHERGILL
AV: D AVID LEA
C ASH DESK: M ALCOLM S AWLE & HEATHER CHISHOLM
HOST: ADRIAN CULSHAW
THURSDAY 8 OCTOBER
SPEAKER: JIM GRIGORIOU
TOPIC: IP DEVELOPMENT BETWEEN CSIRO, UNIVERSITIES
AND SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE COMPANIES CHAIR: D AVID L ANGWORTHY
AV: ADRIAN CULSHAW
C ASH DESK: ANTONY NIXON & M AX D ARBY
HOST: D AVID HONE
THURSDAY 15 OCTOBER
Speaker: Amanda Murphy
Topic: Bentleigh Bayside Community Health
Chair: John Sime
AV: Ross Phillips
Cash Desk: Antony Nixon & Max Darby
Host: Charmaine Jansz
2014—2015
Serving the Community since 1985
Presidents Report
Another week, another induction and another won-derful speaker. First let me welcome Lois Lindsayagain, we are look-ing forward to hav-ing her as a mem-ber, she has alreadystarted making acontribution ; youare now our 46thmember, Lois.Speaker Lisa Granton Social Media wasanother speakersuggested by ourmember Adrian andcontinued with ourinterest in having local speakers and finding out
more about what is going on in our local area. I stillhave difficulty with the concepts of virtual commu-nity, sometimes I think people kid themselves thatvirtual friends are real friends, however I can seewhat a useful role this Hub and the “Hubsters” arefulfilling. Eventually Lisa’s investment of time willpay off, even although she is really doing it for loveat the moment and it is paying off for the commu-nity. I loved the idea of the “meet up groups”; peo-ple often don’t want to be in the formal structure ofa club, but they still want contact and fun, so these
“meet up groups” still fulfill that very human need. Another great speaker.
Malcolm Sawle and I met with Greg Every“Programme Person” last Thursday and we can seethat we have even more great speakers coming up,including our own new members. Often these arethe most interesting speakers of all, so we haveabout 5 new members’ talks over the rest of theyear and that will be a treat for us all.
On Friday night I attended the penultimate meetingbefore the Rotary expo day at Southland on the 4th of October. It will be an opportunity to get our mes-
Contents
1 Presidents Report2 Notices3 Guest Speaker4 Next Fellowship Night5 MITS
6 Club Structure / Picture of Week
Unless stated otherwise venue isVictoria Golf Club 6.30 for 7.00
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sage out there, as well as being a medium tolong term recruitment opportunity. We’ll have adisaster box there, as well as a Community po-licing car, and past participants in Rotary youthprogrammes. Thanks to those members whohave volunteered to staff the Information stalls.
One of the outcomes of the Board meeting theother week is that we have agreed to slightlyincrease the joining fee to $100. This is so thatwe can include the Beaumaris Rotary Jacketand Cap as part of the new member kit. Therewill be a slight subsidy from the operationalbudget for this. This will mean that new mem-bers will be bale to be clearly identified asRCOB members at community events and willaid in us looking professional for these events.Megan has impressed the Board with her dedi-
cation and commitment to our presentation, thebetter we look the more the community want tobe associated with us.David Hone has tasked me with sending roundthe sign up sheet for the Croquet night at RoyalMelbourne on the 22nd of October. Dress is ex-pected to be “late formal Colonial” so get thosepith helmets out. Thanks to David Hone for fill-ing in for David Lea, he has scared me enoughso that I have put my column in on time.Yours in Rotary
Trish
Hocking Stuart Sandringham62-64 Station Street
Telephone: 03 9521 9800
Note; As part of our arrangement with Hocking Stuart discountson agents fees are available to RCOB members.
Induction of Lois Lindsay
Masters Golf Parking
Huntingdale Golf Club.
19 –22 November 2015 A brief reminder to mark your calendars forthis upcoming major fundraising event organ-ised by Huntingdale Rotary Club, with whichwe have again been asked to assist.
Full Details will follow in due course.
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Royal Melbourne Fellowship Night 22 Thursday 22 OctoberFor this night I havenegotiated a twocourse meal for $35pp with 2 Croquet
Lawns and ballsthrown in.
We need to form 4teams of 4 players( We may have someteams with one ortwo more or less) Wewill be playing 2 peo-ple a ball with two
balls in each team.The basics of thegame and the ruleswill be explained byme and my rulingswill be final! Team A will play Team B on Lawn 1 and Team C play Team D on Lawn2. There will be a trophy for the two winning teams and awards for BOG and the ris-ing star.
Drinks and spectators will be allowed on the lawns and advice may be freely given.
Chairs and tables are available near by and some lawn side
I suggest we start the drinks and Croquet at 5.00 pm, although I am prepared to bethere earlier if anyone one wants to warm up.
Those not playing Croquet can come any time before 7.00 when we will go in forDinner.
I think it appropriate wecome dressed in formal late
colonial dress.
Croquet was used by the Brit-ish as social game and it canbe learnt in minutes.
The tactics are what reallycount!
Please sign up on a form sentround at a meeting or emailand let me know.
David Hone.
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Guest Speaker Lisa GrantBayside Community Hub
Lisa gave us a very interesting talk on theFacebook Community Hubs she has devel-
oped. You can join at this link: http://www.baysidecommunityhub.com.au/ join-your-community-hub-directory/ orthrough your facebook account. A surprisingnumber of Rotarians claimed to have one!
The Bayside Community Hub Groups shehas set up are: Bayside Community Hub – 5,200
Members Beaumaris Community Hub – 2,200
Members Business Directory Advertising – 1,200 Members Bayside Community Hub Babysitting and Nannying (commenced mid September) – 500
members Selling Hub Event – over 2000 members Plus, over 500 people waiting for approval
These Hubs provide the following services Promotion of Community Events and Initiatives Support for Fund-Raising/Charity – events, requests for donations and increasing visibil-
ity for these organisations Recommendation Requests – People asking for recommendations for local businesses
to provide services. Support for People in Need - anonymous posts, connection to support groups, general
feeling of belonging and support. Lost and Found Pets, Belongings and People. Sub-Groups and Face-to-Face Commu nity Interaction – Bayside Food and Life style
Hub, Bayside Casual Catch Ups, Suburb Hubs, Walking Groups Official Bayside Community Hub Events – Community Safety Night, Website Launch
Night, Christmas Party Babysitting and Nannying Group Buying and Selling Page Bayside Community Hub Business Directory
She told us about her Top 5 Moments Search for Maureen Reidy Jon Cook Refugee Appeal Jody McDonald Casual Catch Ups Group Reuniting the Adventurous Bunny! Business Directory Reviews
She also detailed what it took to operate these Hubs. She does this as volunteer and it certainly
takes up a lot of her time. Lisa is hoping to make some money from the Business Hub but so farher efforts have been as service to the community. Lisa does see future career opportunities aris-ing from the Hub.
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Live and silent auctions will be held to raise essential funds to support MITS's first students.
I am trying to put together a table of family, friends and Rotarians to celebrate and share inMITS's vision of providing pathways to greater opportunity for Indigenous students. I do hopesome Beaumaris Rotarians will join me in forming a table.
David Hone
Progress at MITS
Funding achieved to open in 2016
Building progress at Lockington in Rich-mond.
Appointment of Head Teacher Paul Mun-day.
Advertising for 2 teachers.
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CLUB STRUCTURE 2015 1016 UPDATED 31/08/2015
BOARD CLUB SERVICE
President Trish Smyth Director Malcom Sawle
PE, VP Malcolm Sawle Auditor Tony Phillips
Secretary Roy Seager Program Greg Every
Treasurer James Glenwright Meeting Attendance Malcolm SawleFoundation Mike Hede Communications David Lea
Branding / PR / Member-
ship Megan Glenwright Fellowship Richard Jones
International John Beaty Photographers Max Darby, Greg Every
New Generations Kerrie Geard Almoners Charmaine Jansz & GeoffStringer
Community Chris D'Arcy Chair /Host /Cashiers /AV Roster
Fundraising Adrian Culshaw Youth Protection Officer Malcolm Parks
On to Conference Ken Mirams
TEAM MEMBERS
International Community Youth Fundraising
Fred Hofmann Geoff Abbott David Rushworth Harry Wolfe
John Sime Mary Sealy Richard Jones Heather Chisholm
David Langworthy Richard Shermon Tony McKenna * Roger Frewen
Geoff Stockdale Tony Phillips Chris Martin Geoff Stringer
Ross Phillips Lynda Doutch Vivienne Zoppolato David Hone
Malcolm Parks Max Darby Charmaine Jansz
John Manks Ken Mirams Royal Melbourne Golf Antony Nixon
Concourse Festival Chris Werner Jim O'Brien Mike Hede
Richard Shermon Branding / PR / Memb. Adrian Culshaw Peter Flude^Kerrie Geard Lynda Doutch David Hone#
Jim O’Brien David Lea Robert McArthur* MUNA / NYSF
Masters Golf Parking Martin Fothergill Heather Chisolm^
James Glenwright ^ Farmers Market # Indigenous Project * District
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