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Rotary Club of Roseville Chase Bulletin 1

MEETING on 27 November (6.00 pm for 6.30 pm start)

Bulletin Volume; 29 Issue No; 10 27 November 2018

FATHER CHRISTOPHER GARDINERRetired Franciscan priest who will be talking about his posting to St. Petersburg, Russia for 7 years. His talk is something different.

Father Gardiner was born in Paddington, spent his primary education in West Wyalong and Bowral, before attending secondary education at Waverley College.

Father Christopher Gardiner studied at Waverley College with Norm Gibson but their occupations went in opposite directions after they finished the Leaving Certificate and left school. Christopher became a Franciscan priest. Norm ????? (no prizes for the best answer).

Christopher studied a variety of subjects at the University of Queensland, James Cook University of North Queensland at Townsville and the University of South Australia, obtained a B.A. degree and became registered as a Psychologist in South Australia, New South Wales and Victoria.

He has had various interesting Australian and international postings during his career as a priest including 5 years in the Holy Land, Israel and 2 years in Rome.

At our meeting this Tuesday, he will speak about his 7 years as a priest with the Franciscan Foundation in St. Petersburg, Russia. He arrived alone on 28 November 2008, in a communist country with its harsh weather, speaking and writing virtually no Russian and knowing no one. Certainly a challenging start.

In 2016 Father Gardiner returned to Australia.


PRESIDENT RICHARD GREEN’S REPORT

At the last meeting we had a speaker from Northbridge Rotary club speaking about the Timor Leste water projects in the villages of Lete-Foho and Ermera.We will be involved with them in a water project . We were given full details of the project and the progress to date .He also told of the success of the teacher’s college we were involved in and another water project they have completed.

The last Bunnings was a success in spite of the short notice,We had a full compliment and made a profit of $1,300. There are other Bunnings on 7 and 29

December. They have offered us a number of Fridays. The profit on Fridays is half that on the weekends .The club will have to decide if we want to take up this offer.

Peter Lefmann has invited nominations for the board for the 2019/2020 year. The critical positions are president, secretary, treasurer, youth, community and club administration (programmes, social, sergeant-at-arms). It is also essential for the election of a President-Elect, who will become President for 2020/2021.

The board has agreed to changes to the bylaws and they will be issued to the club before the AGM and will be voted on in February 2019 . The main changes are simplifying them and making them more flexible and the introduction of up to 2 Vice-Presidents .The Vice Presidents will be members of the board and will assist the president.

In the second half of the year we will concentrate on membership and fund raising.We hope to have some fund raising suggestions at the next meeting.

The speaker at the next meeting will be a friend of Norm Gibsons who is a retired Franciscan priest who has held positions all over the world .He will mainly talk about his period in St Petersburg. Apparently he knows a bit about vodka.It could be a very interesting evening.

Don’t forget the AGM on 4th December and the Christmas party on 11 December.

Richard GreenPresident.


LAST MEETING - 13 November 2018

25 December Malcolm Pilcher

MEETING ROSTERS

Club Membership 25 Attendance Percentage 64.0%

Members Present 16 Make-ups 0Apologies 9 Guests Attending 0Absent - No Apology 0 Partners Attending 1

Guest Speaker 1 Visiting Rotarians 1

COMING BIRTHDAYS

APOLOGIES AND GUESTS

Date Meeting Program Inroduction and Vote of Thanks

27 November Father Christopher GardinerSeven Years in St. Petersburg

Norm Gibson

4 December AGM, and Election of President, Board and Directors for 2019/2020

President Richard Green

11 December Christmas Cocktail PartyRoseville Golf Club

Members, Partners, Friends of Rotary

Advise Attendance Officer, Avis Manoukian, on 0418 411 404 or email him at [email protected] before 10.00am SATURDAY before the meeting. You must pay for your meal if you are absent without an apology by the deadline. Special dietary requirements you or Guests? please also advise Avis.


MEMBERS, PARTNERS AND FRIENDS OF OUR ROTARY CLUB

PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR CHRISTMAS PARTY


Christmas Cocktail Party this Year

Please note that;

There is no Kris Kringle this year.

Instead St Nicholis will hand out sweets to the members, partners and guests, as he did 2,000 years ago.

Its Christmas time so everyone is invited to wear something colourful, bright and Christmassy.

The tradition in many European countries is that Saint Nicholas comes on the night of 5 December and leaves presents for the good children. Saint Nicholas was a real person and he was heavily involved in the Catholic Church.

He was born in Greece into a rich family.He had a reputation as a generous person and gave money to the needy . He was also for saving sailors in desires. Thus he is the patron saint of children and sailors.

Initially he arrived on the 5 December and gave money, later gifts, to good children and nothing to those who had misbehaved.

In later years in Eastern Europe he was accompanied by a black monster whose job it was to punish the bad children and Saint Nicholas became the good guy.

In the Low Countries he was accompanied by Schwarz Pete, Black Peter. They both came from Spain. Black Peter is a black skinned person with curly hair. It is not sure where the tradition of Black Peter came from but one theory is at the time the Moors, a dark skinned people who lived in Spain, were known to capture Europeans and take them back to Spain. Hence he is meant to punish bad children and threaten to take them off to Spain.

The tradition of Black Peter still exists in the Low Countries even now some people say it is racist . You can find many publication in the English papers saying the Dutch are racist because they continue the tradition.

As a Rotary Club we have decided to be politically correct and have not invited Black Peter to our function.


TREE OF JOY

Our Tree of Joy is located in the Foyer of the Roseville Golf Club. There are cards on the Tree for families and children of ages from 4 to 12, who are not as fortunate as most and who may not be able to enjoy Christmas as many will do. Some cards have suggestions of a suitable gift.

Please take a card from the Tree and purchase a gift suitable for that child or family and leave it under the tree next time you are in the Golf Club.

Alternatively, if you prefer and not able to get into the Club to take a Card, you can purchase a gift and place it under the Tree with a suggested child’s age group or for a family.

IT IS PREFERRED THAT THE GIFT BE WRAPPED IN CLEARCELLOPHANE OR NOT WRAPPED AT ALL.

ALL GIFTS SHOULD BE PLACED UNDER THE TREE BY 18 DECEMBER TOALLOW TIME FOR DISTRIBUTION TO THE FAMILIES AND CHILDREN.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND DONATIONS.


THE ROTARY CLUB OF ROSEVILLE CHASE INCNOMINATION FORM FOR OFFICE BEARER AND DIRECTOR

POSITIONS ON THE BOARD for 2019/2020

Nominations are invited for the following Office Bearer and Director positions on the Board for the Rotary year 2019/2020.The positions are:-1. President - Elect (President 2019/2020) (Currently Vacant)2. President - Elect (President 2020/2021)3. Secretary4. Treasurer5. Directors; (Number to be nominated by President-Elect 2019/2020) It is the prerogative of the President -Elect (2019/2020) to allocate to a Director, a portfolio, or a combination of portfolios, responsible for the following Rotary functions and activities; Membership; Public Relations: Club Administration; Community Service; International Service; Vocational Service; The Rotary Foundation; Youth Services.Please give due consideration to members you consider would provide a worthwhile contribution to these positions and portfolios.

Nomination FormAs a member of The Rotary Club of Roseville Chase Inc.

I ................................................... nominate ......................................... for the position of; (tick applicable position)

......... President-Elect (President 2019/2020)

......... President-Elect (President 2020/2021)

......... Secretary

.......... Treasurer

......... Directoron the board for the Rotary year 2019/2020.

Proposer Signature: ...................................... Date: ................................

Nominee Signature: .................................... Date: ...............................

Submit nomination/s to Secretary Peter Lefmann by Friday 30th November 2018 at the latest.

Email: [email protected] Address: P O Box 105 Roseville 2069


ROTARY CLUB OF ROSEVILLE CHASE INC

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 4th December 2018

Roseville Golf Club, 4 Links Avenue, Roseville, NSW

Notice is hereby given that the Twenty Ninth Annual General Meeting of members of the Rotary Club of Roseville Chase Inc. will be held at the Roseville Golf Club, 4 Links Avenue, Roseville, NSW on Tuesday, 4th December 2018, commencing at 6.30 p.m. for the purpose of transacting and determining the following business.NOTE; Financial membership; By-law 20.12.(2) provides that " a member is not entitled to vote at any general meeting of the club unless all money due and payable by the member, to the club has been paid".

AGENDA Apologies;

BUSINESS1. Confirmation of Minutes of the A G M of 5th December 2017.

2. Matters arising from Minutes of the A G M held on 5th December 2017.

3. President’s and Directors’ Reports for Year Ended 30 June 2018. 4. Financial Statements and Accounts for Year ended 30 June 2018 5. Annual Membership Dues for 2019/2020

6. Admission Fees - New Members for 2019/2020

7. Appointment of Independent Honorary Auditor - year ending 30 June 2019.

8. Special Resolutions NIL

9. Election of Officers and Directors for 2019/2020 (i) Election of President-Elect (President for 2019/2020) - Currently vacant.(ii) Election of President-Elect (President for 2020/2021)(iii) Election of Secretary for the year 2019/2020(iv) Election of Treasurer for the year 2019/2020(v) Election of five (5) members to be appointed as Directors by the Incoming President.10. General Business

Peter Lefmann (Secretary)Dated this 16th Day of November 2018


MURPHY’S LESSER KNOWN LAWS

1. Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.

2. A fine is a tax for doing wrong. A tax is a fine for doing well.

3. He who laughs last, thinks slowest.

4. A day without sunshine is like, well, night.

5. Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine.

6. Those who live by the sword get shot by those who don’t. 7. Nothing is fool proof to a sufficiently talented fool. 8 The 50-50-90 rule: Anytime you have a 50-50 chance of getting something right, there’s a 90% probability you’ll get it wrong.

9. It is said that if you line up all the cars in the world end-to-end, someone would be stupid enough to try to pass them.

10. If the shoe fits, get another one just like it.

11. The things that come to those who wait, may be the things left by those who got there first.

12. Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day. Teach a man to fish and he will sit in a boat all day drinking beer.

13. Flashlight: A case for holding dead batteries.

14 God gave you toes as a device for finding furniture in the dark.

15. When you go into court, you are putting yourself in the hands of twelve people, who weren’t smart enough to get out of jury duty.

Courtesy; PP Norm Gibson


EXCHANGE STUDENT CAROL VIOTTO JOINING US FOR CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY

Dear Rotarians, I am writing this email to let you know that I will be coming to your Christmas party on December 11th. I am so excited and cannot wait to see all of you again!!!!

I will see you soon.

Love,Carol - Exchange Student from Brazil 2014

LOOKING FOR A CHALLENGING JOB ?-LOOK NO FURTHER


VISIT FROM DISTRICT GOVERNOR

Message from Assistant Governor Fiona Jenkins.“DG Susan would prefer the second Tuesday in February. I have advised her that you already have a main speaker so please allocate her some time during the meeting to talk to your members about district issues, such as, conference, etc. She has also advised that she won’t be able to meet the Board first. Please advise what time she and John should arrive. I will also be there.

Thanks and regards

Fiona JenkinsAssistant Governor – North Shore Cluster”

SOME COMING EVENTS IN 2019

Listed below for your pre-planning are some of the activities and guest speakers who have been programmed for the resumption of meetings in January 2019 to the Club Change over meeting on 9 July 2019.

22 January. Member talks on their holidays

12 February. Possible speaker on World Cup

26. February Peter Tonkin - Walsh Bay Arts Precinct

12 March. Variety Club Bash. Possibly a members night

Monday25 March. Debate against Lindfield Club - At Lindfield Meeting

9 April. No speaker programmed at present

23 April. Anzac Meeting - Visit to the new exhibition space at Hyde Park War Memorial. Dinner at city restaurant.

14 May. Foundation speaker and possible meeting with Chatswood 11 June. No speaker programmed at present

25 June. No speaker programmed at present.

9 July Club Change over Meeting.


LAST MEETING 13 November-BARRY ANDERSONNORTHBRIDGE ROTARY - TIMOR LESTE PROJECT

Left: Timor Leste. Dili is 90 minutes flying from Darwin. Right: The district ofErmera showing the villages of Lete-Foho and Ermera – the sites of the projects.Below are some photos of the project and the local children.

At our last meeting we were delighted to welcome fellow Rotarian, and long-term member of the Rotary Club of Northbridge, Barry Anderson. Barry has been a member of Northbridge Rotary for 34 years and is clearly an active, dedicated and highly committed Rotarian. Clearly a role model for all Rotarians.

Barry gave a very interesting talk and presentation on the Rotary involvement with local communities in East Timor. The Bulletin Introduction in the last Bulletin (29/9 13th November) gave a good summary of the work that Barry and the Northbridge Team have been involved in – so I won’t repeat that here. Barry talked enthusiastically about previous projects and then about the latest water supply and sanitation project in the Ermera area. The Rotary Club of Roseville Chase is proud to join with Northbridge in helping to fund this, and other valuable projects to support to the people of East Timor.PP Peter Lewis

Even without running water, the children are very well dressed

Left: Senior school stud-ents with Rotary visitors.


Left: Villagers preparing the site for tanks at the spring – the Lete-Foho project water source. Right: The tanks installed.

Left: The 5 kW 3 phase pump being installed by local villagers. Right: The pump installed with its security fence and weather protection The pump is powered by the electricity system which covers much of the country – but primarily for public buildings and systems.

This project was the first water project in Timor Leste by Northbridge Rotary. It was completed in July 2017. Earlier projects include a teacher resource centre which has been operating there for 10 years and, at the time of Interfet, the supply of a complete container load of school needs.


BUNNINGS BBQ SCHEDULED Friday 7 December - Chatswood Saturday 29 December - Chatswood.

AND DON’T FORGET, ONIONS GO ON FIRST

IMPORTANT ROTARY DATES - 2019

• 16 March 2019 PETS (President Elect Training)• 29, 30, 31 March 2019 District Conference, Newcastle• 14 April 2019 District Assembly (Board for 2019/20 to attend)• 1-5 June 2019 Rotary International Convention, Hamburg,

Germany• 29 June 2019 District 9685 Change Over Dinner

ACTIVATE INCLUSION SPORTS DAYHello Presidents Please see the below email and the attached information from Peter Kirkwood (Wahroonga Rotary and PCYC President) regarding the Activate Inclusion Sports Day being held at the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai PCYC, 1 Park Lane, Waitara NSW 2077 at 9.00am to 1.30pm on Monday, 3 December 2018. Would you please bring this to your members attention to see if they would like to be a volunteer on the day for this wonderful event. Please direct all inquiries and offers to help make this day a success to Peter at [email protected] or 0418 443 246. Best regardsFiona Fiona JenkinsAssistant Governor – North Shore Cluster


GRAFFITI BUSTERS

The Roseville Chase Rotary Club ‘Graffiti Busters Team’ were out with the trailer again on Thursday 15th November, continuing the campaign to keep our beautiful area free of the ugly scourge of graffiti.

It would seem that the end of HSC Exams and the start of school holidays are a typical trigger that causes some youthful brains to implode and think it is OK to vandalize other people’s property! Incomprehensible!We ‘hit’ about 10 sites, including the ones below

The photos, on the following page, are of our trailer and A-frame sign on the Pacific Highway, Roseville, a mail storage box at junction Clanville Road and Hill Street, and one of a number of walls at the Roseville Cinema and nearby properties.

We are in communication with the owner of Roseville Cinema and following our advice that we had painted over the graffiti, we received the following excellent message.

“Thanks so much Peter I greatly appreciate it. Also we got one of the faces of the 2 boys on our CCTV system and have given a copy to Chatswood police. Many thanks Emma”

Hopefully we will have further success in combating this mindless criminal activity.

We would also like to commend PP and Rotary Friend John Hammond for his ‘Graffiti Busting’ activities in his local Roseville Chase area. Although he retired from our Rotary Club, John continues to be a tireless pursuer and remover of graffiti in the area.

We would also like to thank Storage King, Chatswood for their continuing valuable support. They have provided us with a storage unit to store the trailer – free of charge –– for the past 8-9 years.Thank you Storage King!

Graffiti Busters – Peter Lewis and Peter Lefmann


The response across Australia to the drought on the east coast has been very humbling for all involved. Companies big and small, donors like you with small and large personal donations has meant we’ve been able to provide assistance like never before.

This year alone…

• Over 4500 farmers have registered for various types of assistance• 2000 farmers have received hay, currently growing at 30 a week• 1000’s of hampers, water trucks, fuel cards and vouchers

Since 1 July 2018 we have:-

• Employed 11 mental health counsellors with committed funding of $5.5m over 3 years• More than $20m in total cash donations has been accepted by Rural Aid• Over 2200 counselling telephone one-on-one calls or face to face visits to farmers in 4 months• $3m paid for hay distributed to farmers in need• $2.3m paid in freight to deliver the hay• $6m for bill relief for farmers• Forward commitment to purchase $11m of hay and transport for next 6 months.• More than $1.2m provided to farmers in the form of gift cards which can be spent locally• Expanded our team by 7 people so that we can respond to enquiries and provide help faster to those most in need.

In the last two weeks we’ve moved 76 and 88 trailers respective, almost 3500 tonnes of hay in two weeks which was delivered to over 300 farmers. This is amazing work by our hay team, truckies and hay producers who are all pulling together an amazing support effort. We’ve now added SA farmers into our list receiving assistance just last weekend.

Farmers like Derani B from NSW write

“I am writing to say a heartfelt thank you to your organisation and volunteers for the gift cards we received recently. The generosity of the Australian Public has been touching and while we still wait for rain, it is comforting to know that we are supported by wonderful people like yourselves.”


The Country Card is Here.We’re introducing a new plastic card into rural communities which will help us support all rural businesses, not just those with their own gift card programs as well as saving us thousands of dollars on the purchase and distribution of prepaid Visa cards.

The Country card is 100% fee free to the card holder and all businesses, no transaction fees, no monthly fees, no annual fess, NO Fees. Business can sign up to accept the card for free as well and we hope to have hundreds maybe thousands of rural businesses accepting the card by Christmas.

Purchase a Buy a Bale 2019 Calendar. Includes Postage. Photographs by Di Watson Photography.

If you wish the order to be delivered to an address that is not yours please enter the address in the order notes field.

Calendars will be posted out from early October. Deliveries could take up to 2 weeks from dispatch date due to Australia Post delivery processes.


Hi All,As you know we collected $36,650 to support the farmers. $20,000 has already been spent IGA vouchers including $10.000 from Northbridge leaving $16,650 in our benevolent account.

Money has been pouring in from the various charity groups such as Channel 9, Rotary Aust.World Community and the National Farmers Federation.

Channel 7 appeal has already raised over $8 million which has been distributed to about 20 organisations including 7 Rotary Districts.

Buy-a- Bale is the other organisation which we are supporting through the green collection bins.

Both Alan and I have had extensive discussions with our contact at the Rural Financial Counselling Service to establish how best this money can be spent.Without any hesitation he informed us that they are in desperate need for people to administer the financial allocation of funds and to assist farmers with the paperwork involved.

The Rotary Club of Forbes is already supporting this request.This process will go on for months and the sooner it is done the sooner the farmers will get the benefit.

Our $16,650 will allow a person to be employed on a 3 day per week basis for 6 to 9 months.

Your committee would therefore recommend that this proposal be accepted and be endorsed accordingly.

The money to be sent to the RFCS Dubbo for the attention of the CEO Jeff Caldeck.

Yours in Rotary P/P Bruce CarfraeConvenor.


THREE MONTHS CLUB - ROLLING CALENDAR

NOVEMBER 2018Date Day Event27 Tuesday Board Meeting 5.00 pm

RCRC Club Meeting 6.30 pm. Father Christopher Gardiner“Seven Years in St Petersburg”

Date Day Event4 Tuesday Annual General Meeting and Election of President,

President-Elect and Board for 2019/2020,

7 Friday Bunnings BBQ - Chatswood

11 Tuesday CHRISTMAS COCKTAIL PARTY - PARTNERS NIGHT.Cocktail Party at the Roseville Golf Club.(Details on page 4 of this Bulletin)

18 Tuesday No meeting - club in recess

25 Tuesday No Meeting - Club in recess; Christmas Day

29 Saturday Bunnings BBQ - Chatswood

DECEMBER 2018

JANUARY 2019 1 Tuesday No Meeting - Club in Recess; New Years Day

8 Tuesday No Meeting - Club in recess

15 Tuesday No Meeting -

22 Tuesday Meeting - Member talks on their holidays.


ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARDS (RYLA)CALL FOR NOMINATIONS

URGENT URGENT URGENT URGENT

Its time to think about young people who may be suitable to, and benefit from, attendance at RYLA in January next year.

RYLA is an award that a Rotary Club gives to celebrate and reward the outstanding contribution of one or more young persons aged between 21 and 27 in the local community.

RYLA is a week-long, live-in “life changing” experience for 90+ young adults who are in the early stages of their career - sponsored by District 9685 Rotary Clubs.

This week-long RYLA experience is an intensive time of nonstop activity and interaction.

RYLA is held in January each year. Applicants need to be prepared to research current issues and seek solutions through debate and planning. This is a rewarding week of teamwork that can be taxing for some.Applicants are nominated, interviewed and sponsored by the Roseville Chase Rotary Club.

How to apply? Applications are available online or you can download a copy from the website: www.d9685ryla.org.au

More information is available at www.RYLA.rotarydistrict9685.org.au

Every member is encouraged to think about any one they consider may be an appropriate nomination for this Award.

Please advise David Brand with the name of anyone who you consider couldbenefitfromattendanceatRYLA2019,sothathecanfollowupwithcontact, and interview of them, to determine if they would be a suitable nomination from this Club.


SEE DETAILS ABOUT EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION ON conference2019.rotarydistrict9685.org.au

EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT CLOSES 30 NOVEMBER


Committees for 2018 - 2019

Club Administration Director PP Greg Muldoon Programs Chair; Norm Gibson, Public Relations Greg Muldoon, Ross Symons

Vocational, Community & International Service Director PP Peter Lewis Bob Warland, Grant Campbell, Avis Manoukian Vocational Service Community Service International Service

Youth Service Director David Brand Ian Fraser, ian Robertson, Greg Bell, John Hartley

Rotary Foundation & Funding Director PP Neil Howie Mike Harrowell, Malcolm Pilcher, Cliff Garrett, Arthur Marshall

Membership and Social Director; Sue Ward Allan Farrar, Lori Farrar, Peter McKeown, Di Wilkinson

Sergeant-at-Arms Ian Garrard

AttendanceOfficer Avis Manoukian

Bulletin Editor Ross Symons

Risk Management Allan Farrar

Working With Children PolicyClubVerificationOfficers Peter Lefmann, Diana Wilkinson

Welfare Chair Diana Wilkinson


All our meetings are hosted by the

Complimentary suppliers of function equipment

Complimentary storage of our graffiti trailer

Complimentary printing by Clarke Murphy Printing

MAJOR SUPPORTERS OF OUR CLUB


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