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VOLUME 18 ISSUE 12 – 06 September 2017
UPCOMING SPEAKERS AND EVENTS 13 September 2017 Sharon Crean - Beyond Water
20 September 2017 Michael Guiney - Radiation Oncologist
27 September 2017 Ross Ollquist - Member behind the Badge
04 October 2017 District Governor visit & partners night
11 October 2017 Jeremy Scott - Global bike ride
18 October 2017 Horizons Exercise
One learns all sorts and weird and wonderful things through Rotary activities. Who would have thought that of the 300 galleries and museums in Australia, 1000 of them are in Victoria? Well, we know that now because at our last meeting our guest speaker was Laura Miles, CEO of Museums & Galleries Victoria. As well as showing us the range of skills, activities and requirements in running a museum or gallery, Laura demonstrated the enormous opportunities for volunteering and the offshoot of that is that no one should be socially isolated through lack of opportunities. However, we all know that social isolation is a growing problem in our neighbourhoods (plural intended). We also know that the Boroondara Cares Foundation is launching the OWL (On with Life) program to reduce (or remove) the incidence of social isolation in our neighbourhood. No doubt, PP Bob Lambert will keep us up to date on that and how we can help. PP Matt Pollard has produced a brochure for YBR which outlines the many and varied activities this little club undertakes. It will be very useful for members to advertise the club to others and particularly to potential members. The latest from District is that ADG Jonathon Shepherd has undergone surgery in Bangkok and it is hoped that he will be repatriated to Melbourne in a week or so. His wife, Elizabeth, is with him and they have received support from Rotary Clubs in Bangkok. David Shave has continued to produce a fine program over coming weeks with a number of interesting speakers – good opportunities to bring guests. Ken Maher
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ROTARY SUNDAY MARKET DUTY
10 September 2017 Matt Pollard 01 October 2017 William Liew
17 September 2017 David Shave 08 October 2017 Darren G-J
24 September 2017 Bob Lambert 15 October 2017 Ken Maher
Dinner Meeting 6th September
Chairman – Bill Chow Guests :- Laura Miles, Shuan Leonard, Robert Ely
Thought – Tony Boyd ‘There is no need to be perfect ,instead you concentrate
on getting your friends to understand your imperfections’
Members Moment – Tony Boyd. . Accident crash costs was the subject of
members moment categories: fatal injury, serious injury, and other injury which
make up about 1/3 of all injuries. Because of the need for ongoing treatment
serious injury is an expensive category.
The amount of accidents are influenced by things like the age of both the driver
and the vehicle and road and weather conditions,divided roads are safer also the
time of day plays a significant part in the likelihood of an accident.
Door Prize: Bill Chow presents Anne Brown with this week’s door prize
WEEKLY DUTY ROSTER
DATE CHAIR THOUGHT & GONG
MEMBER’S MOMENT
SET UP / PACK AWAY
BULLETIN NOTES
13 Sept David Chivers Isabel Armer Isabel Armer Darren G-J Bill Chow
20 Sept Isabel Armer Matt Pollard Matt Pollard Mark Miller Jane Stott
27 Sept Clint Sceney Edda Williams Edda Williams Ken Maher Darren G-J
04 Oct David Shave Tony Boyd Tony Boyd Ed Brown Mark Miller
11 Oct Matt Pollard Bob Lambert Bob Lambert Bill Chow David Shave
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Museums and Galleries of Victoria
Guest Speaker – Laura Miles
Executive Director of Museums Australia (Victoria)
Laura is a former science journalist with experience in media
relations, media training, event management and not-for-profit
associations. She has contributed to best practice in arts and
science communication via trade publications, strategic
partnerships, online networks and media-training. There are
approximately three thousand museums in Australia housing about
forty three milllion items. Volunteer workers provide a very
significant support (60%) to operating museums and galleries in
Victoria.
Laura said there are enormous opportunities for volunteering in
Victoria’s museums and galleries and so there are many
opportunites for people who may be socially isolated to participate
in the arts and museum community.
Museums Australia (Victoria) promotes museums to all levels of government and the community,
and fosters high standards in all aspects of museum and gallery management through research,
policy formulation, publications, and training. As the peak body for the Victorian museum and gallery
industry, It supports the development of quality museums, collections care, knowledge, and
specialised skills for museum work.
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STROKE FOUNDATION – WEEK
Stroke is one of Australia’s biggest killers and a leading cause of disability
Stroke kills more women than breast cancer and more men than prostate cancer
In 2017 there will be almost 56,000 new and recurrent strokes – that is one stroke every nine minutes.
Yarra Bend Rotary supports Stoke Foundation Australia in making the community more aware of the,
symptons, prevention, treatment, and help.
To read more, click here: Stroke Week
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YARRA BEND ROTARY
Would you would like to know more about Yarra
Bend Rotary, please call Club Secretary Anne
Brown on 0404029165 or email:
You might like to join us for dinner. We meet
every Wednesday over dinner at the Amora Hotel
649 Bridge Road Richmond at 6:30 p.m. for
7:00p.m. Just contact the Club Secretary to make
arrangements.
Our Mailing Address is P.O.Box 271, Kew East,
Victoria, 3102 or e-mail: