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LAST WEEK: From left Acting President Bill Howley, speaker Michael Challinger and Chairman Darren Donnellan seen here at last week’s meeting. Highlights of Michael’s very interesting talk on page 2.

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This week:

Dr Boris Struk “I’m climbing mountains for my son”If he could, Boris Struk, 62, would move mountains to help his son, Ryan, and others who suffer from muscular dystrophy. Instead, he traverses them, raising hundreds of thousands of dollars along the way.He has raised in excess of $41 million for medical & scientific research in addition to the provision of support services and information to the national MD community.An accomplished and emotive speaker he presents frequently in various fora in Australia and overseas. He is currently Executive Director at MD Australia, Director at NMDRC (National Muscular Dystrophy Research Centre) and Principal at Business Marketing Service.

ALSO THERE WILL BE A TALK FROM SUPT TIMOTHY HANSEN WHO IS PART OF THE CLUB’S POLICE MENTORING PROGRAM.

NOVEMBER IS ROTARY FOUNDATION MONTHNEXT WEEK: Prof John Hirst - Australian Immigration since 1945

URGENT APPEALPHILIPPINES TYPHOON DISASTER SEE PAGE 4

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Last Week’s Speaker - 7 November, 2013

Michael ChallingerAuthor of ‘Anzacs In Arkhangel’: The Untold Story of Australia and The Invasion of Russia 1918-19

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The Anzacs of Arkhangel are our forgotten Diggers, never formally recognised by our government nor received by those who lined the streets to fete the men who returned from Gallipoli and France after World War I.As Melbourne lawyer and author Michael Challinger puts it: “They were not so much forgotten as unknown.”Challinger tells their remarkable story in Anzacs in Arkhangel, published on April 1 by Hardie Grant books. The details he provides have never been part of our official war history.It is a story that should be told, if only because of its contemporary relevance and the role of Winston Churchill in the ultimate failure of the enterprise, effectively an intervention in the civil war between Russia’s Bolsheviks and their opponents, on the side of the latter.Challinger does not explore the links with recent history other than to identify them. “In 1919 there was a coalition of the willing,” he says.“There were muddled aims, an invasion by subterfuge, an escalation in numbers. There was optimism and reassurance, then a sudden announcement that the situation was untenable.“The similarities to Vietnam, Iraq and now Afghanistan are striking.“North Russia offered some obvious lessons.“Take care before you intervene in a civil war. Make sure your allies have the same aims. Have a political plan to put in place before you engage in regime change. Don’t embark on military action without firm support at home . . .“Readers will judge how well - if at all - these lessons have been learned.”For Churchill, the north Russian intervention was one failed campaign too many. The architect of the Gallipoli disaster was discredited and spent many years in the political wilderness as a result. The relevance of Churchill’s Russian campaign to Australian history should be seen in the context of his political battles to prevent Australian troops from returning home to defend Australia during the dark days of World War II. He may have become Britain’s wartime hero, but it can be argued be was no friend of Australia.Challinger says he cannot recall when he first learned the story of the Russian campaign. “I was a kid and I read one of those barber shop magazines - Pix or Post, I suppose - and I thought it an amazing story.”He later found scanty records of the operation in the Australian War Memorial, but no full account of Australian involvement.After the fall of the Iron Curtain in the early 1990s, Challinger was able to fully explore the story. He travelled to Russia several times, contacted local military historians and hiked through the forests to find the grave sites of Australian soldiers.He discovered much of the detail was lost in the mists of time. “But the Soviet-era Russians did not forget the invasion,” he says.

“They were very sensitive to the fact that 15 countries had invaded them and tried to strangle them at birth. We might have forgotten - but if the boot were on the other foot, we would never forget.”In 1917 Russia’s contribution to the Allies’ efforts against Germany came to an end. The Russians had lost five million men on the Eastern Front; the people were war-weary and the tsar had lost all authority. The Bolshevik revolutionary leader Vladimir Lenin seized power and on December 2 announced a ceasefire between Germany and Russia.In the West the Russian withdrawal was seen as a betrayal. It allowed the Germans to rush troops from the east to the Western Front, where they mounted a huge offensive against the Allies, retaking all the ground lost during two years of trench warfare.After the ceasefire, the Russian empire began to disintegrate. Red and White armies faced off; Russia lost Ukraine, Poland and Finland, as well as the Baltic states of Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia.When Finland declared independence from Russia, German soldiers were sent to assist the dissident White Finns and the Allies feared an assault on Murmansk, a vital port on Russia’s north coast.Murmansk and nearby Arkhangel were key ports for Allied supplies in the war effort, and massive supplies of ammunition and equipment were held there.In order to protect these supplies, the British had stationed an aged battleship and a fleet of 12 armed trawlers at Murmansk. After a series of botched messages, the British were “invited” to intervene to protect Murmansk against a German-Finn invasion.The 130 marines available could not do the job on their own. The British officers wanted 6000 reinforcements and the war cabinet in London decided to send a military mission of 560 men to train loyal (White) Russians to defend themselves against the Germans and the Bolsheviks (Reds.)And so the Elope Force came into being. Nine Australians joined this contingent of Commonwealth volunteers, including sergeant Bert Perry from Horsham, Victoria, and sergeant John Kelly from Glen Innes, NSW. Perry had seen service in Gallipoli and France, and Kelly had been wounded in France. Only two VCs were awarded in the north Russian campaign and both went to Australians who, by extraordinary chance, had consecutive service numbers in the British relief force. This just a small part of the untold story. See more at: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/opinion/we-fought-for-churchill-in-russia/story-e6frg6zo-1225857296983

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Thursday 21 November Chairman: Jim DonnellySergeant: Bill JeansSpeaker: Professor John HirstLocation: Milanos Bayview RoomHosts: Bruce Crossley, David SmythProperty: Norm Thomas, Kavin CrundellFront Desk: Glenn Ross, Daryl ForgeRaffle: Alan JarrottCAN’T COME? YOU MUST FIND A REPLACEMENT! ROSTERED ON PROPERTY OR FRONT DESK? PLEASE BE ON DECK BY 5.30PM.

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Upcoming Meetings/Events:Thursday 14/11/13 - Dr Boris Struk - Climbing the Atlas Mountains for Muscular

Dystrophy Research Thursday 21/11/13 - Prof John Hirst- Australian Immigration since 1945Thursday 28/11/13 - ‘FASHION NIGHT’ - LADIES NIGHT Keith Cameron organiser

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* Norm Thomas: Purchased a new car;* Chris Sparrow: Spent 15 minutes on the phone taking bets to supplement a new venture;* Darren Donnellan: Sarg’s tip: go to the Cup next year instead of playing golf;* All those who went to the Melbourne Cup;* All those who backed the winner ‘Fiorente’;* All those who entered a Sweep;* All those on Ken Paterson’s table and Ken himself;* Norm Thomas: Sending an email for follow up with RSVP date being 12 Nov;* Roger Fairlam & PDG John King: Both seen in the pokies area before the

meeting;* Ron Stark: Forgot he was hitting the keyboard of his microwave and not the

ATM and waited for ages before calling the help desk at the CBA;* PP Tom Buxton: Returning from 6 weeks vacation - $1 for each week away;* George Jerzyk: Stayed couple of nights at Dargo Plains - ‘stories to share’;* James Tisdall: Returning from Queensland after 6 months - $6;* PP David Grodski: Went to a see-thru theme night at Bryon Bay - got evicted;* Norm Thomas: Came second in yacht race - by one second;* Rob Nicholes: Dress code violation & son-in-law Nick dressed in same jacket;* Jim Hill: Had the trifecta but talked into another horse in 4th leg - lost $119;* Bill Howley: On behalf of Pres Pat Kearns who was at Oaks Day;* All those attended Oaks Day;* Saints Supporters: Coach sacked once again;* Norm Thomas again: Assisting in gaining signatures in Well Street for a

pedestrian crossing. His first house visit lasted 3 hours and after a bottle of scotch he went home. Result: one surname and a massive hangover;

* Movember: Cameron Ward & all those who have not sponsored his cause;* PDG John King: In Tramcar having lunch - Director of Royal Overseas League;* PP Barry Morris: For lending Darren money on Tuesday. Also Darren fined;* Brendan Kierce: Bubble wrapping laptop computers all day;* PP Jack Joel: Wearing the most colourful jumper;* PP Ron Sher: Texting while Acting Pres Bill delivering his maiden speech;* All those wearing purple or pink socks;* James Tisdall: Wearing his tennis socks with his suit;* Raffle winners: Herman, Marcus and Michael;* Late comers: PP Rob Ward, PP Arthur Hubbard.

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Last week’s Raffle!Tony Naughton and ‘barrel girl’ ‘Ivana’ Vojlay ran proceedings at last week’s raffle. The winners were:

1. PP Herman Mott2. Marcus Bastiaan3. Mike Rundle

At our 28 November meeting which will be a Ladies Night, there will be a presentation from David Briskin, CEO of Sass & Bide who are one of the Australian flagship brands in the international fashion market. David will present Sass & Bide’s ethical fashion initiative Made With Love in Africa which empowers women through work enabling families in whole communities to change lives in Africa. This will be another great ladies night!

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STOP PRESS: SPECIAL INVITEThere is an invite for the wive’s and partners of any Rotarians to attend the Travelling Boutique of Liz Davenport & fashion stylist Georgia Venter at the Morning Star Estate, 1 Sunnyside Road, Mt Eliza, from Monday 18 to 20 November 2013.Parade times are either at 10am, 2pm or 6.30pm each day.

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SECRETARY’S ANNOUNCEMENTS

Presented by President Elect Bill Howley Presented by Acting SecretaryDaryl Forge

• President Elect and Acting President for the evening Bill Howley welcomed everyone to the meeting and explained that President Pat was away last week as he had a big family function that evening even though there was a rumour he might have been at Oak’s Day. Bill assured us that he would be back next week.

• Bill then introduced his front table including the guest speaker Michael Challinger and his wife Judy Challinger who was slightly nervous when she heard it was an all men’s Club. Bill then asked Members to introduce their guests. Greg Biggin introduced Dr Stuart McMillan who Greg said has a PHD

therefore he is a thinker. Rob Nicholes guest was his son-in-law Nick Newton and Michael Rundle introduced Wayne Sanderson a soon to be Member of

the Club.

• Bill mentioned the previous week’s Melbourne Cup Night with Darren Donnellan’s Phantom Race Call. Bill also praised Darren for his organisational efforts and said that it had been a great evening with many of the Members being involved. He also mentioned the speaker John Moloney who came from

a family of Horse trainers and had produced many winners over the years including the great Vain.

• James Tisdall: Spoke about the Senior Citizens Lunch on 4 December at the Brighton International. Jim Hay has organIsed this for some time now.

Jim passed on his apologies as he had broken his archilles tendon and had an operation so couldn’t be there. It happened when he rolled a bale of hay off his truck and he will be on crutches for 5 weeks or so. We still need more

captains for some tables for the lunch. There will be the usual great

entertainment with Santa of course. James will be in touch for volunteers.

• Mike Rundle: Spoke about the Children’s Christmas Lunch on 19 December. Still need to hear from Member’s how many children are attending. We also need a Santa. Next week we will receive the Christmas Lunch invites in the mail.

• Stuart McIntyre: Reminded committee members of the Great Australia Day Swim that there was to be a meeting at the end of the evening.

• Rob Nicholes: Mentioned that lots of flyers and emails have been handed out to advertise the Swim and Rob needed help last Sunday to hand out leaflets at Green Point. Please let Rob know if you have the time.

• PP Ivan Vojlay: Ivan said that our Membership Committee has set the 28 November, as a “Bring a friend To Rotary Day” and he thought it was a wonderful way to introduce someone to Rotary and our Club by inviting them along to Dinner to hear our guest speaker David Briskin, the CEO of Sass & Bide. It will be a ladies night as well. Guests are invited at a cost of $20 and if the person is a prospective member they become a first time guest of the Club. Ivan asked us to please support this initiative and be good enough to let him know that you have a guest or guests coming.

• Darren Donnellan: Darren informed us about the DVD of the 40th Anniversary Night that was available for $15. See article back cover.

Front Desk Report Thursday 7 November

Attendance: 53 Percentage: 52%

Member’s Make-ups: PP Barry Morris @ Police Mentoring Programme;

Member’s Apologies: Jim Hay, Lindsay Jones, Cameron Spence;

Club Guests: Michael & Judy Challinger;

Member’s Partners: Nil;

Member’s Guests: Stuart McMillan (Greg Biggin), Nick Newton (Rob Nicholes), Wayne Sanderson (Michael Rundle; Visiting Rotarians Nil. /Visitors:

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Meeting Highlights 7 November

Birthdays:

Tony Rouse 10 NovemberMichael Jess 11 NovemberDaryl Forge 12 NovemberBrett Parkin 22 NovemberWilliam (Bill) Howley 24 NovemberKen Paterson 27 November

Anniversaries:

Jack & Karen Joel 08 NovemberAlan & Di Pinkus 11 NovemberPeter & Kay Grey 16 November Alan & Evette Marks 25 November

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THANKS NAOMI!

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WELCOMEJUDY!

HERE I AM AT AN ALL MEN’S CLUB

AND THEN THEY ASK ME TO STAND UP!

I THINK WE BOTH HAVE GOOD TASTE NICK!

YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A THINKER TO BE A MEMBER HERE

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Welcome to all visiting Rotarians & Guests

The Club meets Thursdays at 6pm for 6.30pm at Milanos Hotel, The Esplanade, Brighton Beach.

Rotary Grace “For good food, good fellowship and the privilege of

service, we give you thanks O Lord.”

Rotary Toast “To Australia, The Queen of Australia,

Rotary International & the Rotary Club of Brighton.”

IVAN’S HACKERSSaturday, 10 Nov - HIGHLIGHTS

IVAN’S HACKERS

It was raining at 7am and cold. Never the less 6 keen hackers Arthur, Daryl, Ian, Ivan, Ron and Tony came to play. Umbrellas were up at the start and the Prematch Putting competition was abandoned.High scores were the order of the day with 9 scores over 8 on a hole. In amongst these high scores Daryl did well with 3 pars whist Ian and Ron each got 2 pars.Tony took out Handicap honors. Ian was Best Off the Stick and took out the Long Drive. It was a good hit but also lucky no one else hit the fairway.Daryl won Nearest the Pin whilst Ron’s errant shot was awarded Nowhere Near Nearest the Pin.Daryl had a long putt to get his maiden Venus - he missed his Venus shot but did get his par.By the time both groups finished rain had stopped and players were rewarded with drinks on the house. Capt Ian Cole

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Former RCB Member Gavin Bellis & rowing partner win award

You may remember Gavin Bellis who was a very active member of our club who resigned about 3 years ago due to other activities, principally training for competitive rowing for disabled athletes. Gavin had a hereditary disease (Spino cerebellar ataxia) which affected his legs and balance. On Saturday 9 November Gavin and his rowing partner Kathryn Ross were awarded Paralympic Sportspersons of the year. What an achievement. Gavin and rowing partner (not his wife) also won gold in the world championships this year in their rowing class - yes, the world. The Club sends their congratulations. Report Tony Rouse

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