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President Grant Sheldon Editorial Executive Stephen Roe

Volume 78 Issue 12 Tuesday 18th

September 2012

This Weekrsquos Meeting

She has been a keynote speaker and lecturer in marketing advertising and consumer behaviour and communications at many leading tertiary establishments including RMIT the University of Melbourne and Swinburne and Victoria Universities Her professional acting career has included roles in Blue Heelers Halifax FP Neighbours Backberner The Games Round the Twist GP and The Denton Show Although these occupations may appear disparate there is one unifying feature - communication Bernadettersquos mission is to help people communicate more effectively so they can lead happier more productive conflict-free lives Whether itrsquos through her writing of books courses or speeches her performances on TV stage and film or through her training and coaching of executives she is driven to help people uncover their own passions so they can pursue meaningful goals and get more out of life Bernadette spoke about our need to be involved in social media as a tool for marketing our businesses This must be considered as a long term strategy with the aim of building onersquos brand This can be done directly through sites such as Facebook but also indirectly through the use of other social media formats including Linked-in Twitter and You Tube We need to be aware that our clients use many different forms of social media and it is to our advantage to also embrace this rapidly expanding technology Even if we are not comfortable with social media we may already have a presence there through other socially active clients friends and acquaintances If there is any negative comment about us then our only defence is through the same media This was a two day presentation squeezed into 20 minutes and as a result Bernadette could only lightly touch on many points More detailed information about her career qualifications and client listing can be found at httpcopyschoolcomaboutbernadettehtml

(Editorrsquos note thank you to Peter Baker for providing information about todayrsquos meeting)

Today we heard from Bernadette Schwerdt a professional copywriter whose slogan is lsquoWords that Sellrsquo Author of lsquoCopywriting Writing for Profitrsquo and several best-selling DVD training programmes Bernadette holds a Bachelor of Business (Marketing) and a Bachelor of Arts (Performance) She was also the recipient of the Queenrsquos Silver Jubilee Trust for Young Australians and won the Gold Medal for Strategic Marketing from the University of Adelaide She has also worked as an advertising account director on campaigns for firms such as Ford Amway Apple Kodak AMEX and BHP and as a corporate trainer and coach focussing on presentation skills negotiation leadership client communication and customer service

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Todayrsquos attendance

35 members plus guest speaker Bernadette Schwerdt

and her son Darcy

Birthdays Carmel Lamers 19 Sept Lorri Colicchia 20 Sept John Gilbert 23 Sept Bernice Dibben 23 Sept

Club Anniversaries

None this week

The Four Way Test

Of the things we think say or do

Is it the TRUTH

Is it FAIR to all concerned

Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS

Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned

The Rotary Club of Essendon

PO Box 161

Essendon VIC 3040

Club President Grant Sheldon

Club Secretary Rob Thomas

wwwrcessendoncomau

Congratulations to our hard-working front desk manager

Lino Airo-Farulla who will enjoy the wine but alas no

cigar

Jackpot is now an impressive

$571

FOOD DRIVE FOR CAROLINE CHISHOLM

Community Committee has been asked to source non perishable food items for the poorer families and single mums who use the services of Caroline Chisholm in Moonee Valley Items that are best donated include

Pasta Tomato-based pasta sauce Breakfast cereal Longlife milk Tinned fruits Tinned baked beans Tinned spaghetti

Please bring the items to lunch meetings or phone Richard Lawrence 0418 369 290 if you can assist

Make-ups

P Halaseh RC East Keilor

R Leask RC Strathmore

J Gorman Committee meeting

Make-up registration forms are now available at the front desk

on Tuesdays Please ensure your make-ups are recorded

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In summary it sets out where we see ourselves now and our vision for where we want to be in the future (3 ndash 5 years) Shortmedium term action steps are identified to help progress toward our vision

Have Your Say in our Clubrsquos Strategic Direction

For several years now some members have been suggesting at Club Forums etc that we should have a Strategic Plan to provide a 3 ndash 5 year outlook for the Club Such a plan was kicked off last year and this yearrsquos Board has continued to drive it forward including taking on feedback from our recent externally facilitated Club Forum

A draft plan is now available

It is not expected that all actions can and will be completed within any given Rotary year Instead it sets a path a direction to guide actions over a several year period

Your input in finalising the plan is welcome If you would like to obtain a copy of the draft plan please contact President Grant or any other Board member by 27912 Comments can be provided to President Grant or any other Board member up until 231012 Suggestions will then be consolidated for consideration in finalising the plan

Addendum to the latest report from exchange student Ebony

I had not mentioned earlier that my first time crossing the border to Denmark was with the Culik family We left early one morning and headed for the town of Kerteminde which is on the island of Funen We went to Kerteminde was because Boris wanted to research harbour porpoise and had to interview two colleges from the aquarium We saw harbour porpoise and the seals live in action and witnessed them for a little live show For lunch we ate a typical Danish pastry It was filled with chocolate inside and outside was drizzled with chocolate It was delicious

We took the bus into the town of Odense Odense is where the Hans Christian Andersen House can be found It was just a plain yellow house We spent the rest of the afternoon exploring the cute and gorgeous Danish houses that line the streets of Denmark

One thing that I will never forget is when Barbara walked out onto the road to save the little ducklings that were crossing behind the mother on a big road They would have all died if Barbara had not stopped the traffic Therefore to remember this day and my first time in Denmark I brought a duck charm To me it symbolises Barbara saving the ducklings and the famous fairy tale The Ugly Duckling written by Hans Christian Andersen In general I found Denmark very clean and tidy To finish off a lovely day we ate dinner in Flensburg

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We will hold the first of our outdoor catered fellowship luncheons at The Boulevard Rotunda Moonee Ponds next Tuesday 25 September Our Club tents will be set up behind the rotunda near the laneway facing the river Lunch will comprise a delightful selection of delicacies provided by lsquoThe Catering Shoprsquo To assist the organising committee could you please bring your own chair This should be a most enjoyable luncheon in the sun at one of our cityrsquos most picturesque locations

Local political report

Richard is standing as an independent and is to be congratulated for his commitment to and fervent interest in our local community If you would like more information please see Richardrsquos campaign Facebook page httpwwwfacebookcomRichardLawrenceForMooneeValleyCityCouncil

Next weekrsquos meeting

Technology report courtesy of Rob Thomas - Copper Wire amp Communication

Our own Minister for Community Affairs Richard Lawrence spoke today about his intention to stand for Buckley Ward in the upcoming City of Moonee Valley council elections Richardrsquos platform is

Proper control of development

Stopping graffiti

Care for seniors

Prompt collection of hard rubbish

No more speed humps and roundabouts

Beautify the streets

After having dug to a depth of 10 feet last year British scientists found traces of copper wire dating back 200 years and came to the conclusion that their ancestors already had a telephone network more than 150 years ago Not to be outdone by the British in the weeks that followed an American archaeologist dug to a depth of 20 feet and shortly after a story published in the New York Times stated American archaeologists finding traces of 250-year-old copper wire have concluded that their ancestors already had an advanced high-tech communications network 50 years earlier than the British One week later Australias Northern Territory Times reported the following After digging as deep as 30 feet in his backyard in Tennant Creek Northern Territory Knackers Johnson a self-taught archaeologist reported that he found absolutely bugger-all Knackers has therefore concluded that 250 years ago Australia had already gone wireless Makes ya feel bloody proud to be Australian

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s ssee n

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II nncc

In summary it sets out where we see ourselves now and our vision for where we want to be in the future (3 ndash 5 years) Shortmedium term action steps are identified to help progress toward our vision

Have Your Say in our Clubrsquos Strategic Direction

For several years now some members have been suggesting at Club Forums etc that we should have a Strategic Plan to provide a 3 ndash 5 year outlook for the Club Such a plan was kicked off last year and this yearrsquos Board has continued to drive it forward including taking on feedback from our recent externally facilitated Club Forum

A draft plan is now available

It is not expected that all actions can and will be completed within any given Rotary year Instead it sets a path a direction to guide actions over a several year period

Your input in finalising the plan is welcome If you would like to obtain a copy of the draft plan please contact President Grant or any other Board member by 27912 Comments can be provided to President Grant or any other Board member up until 231012 Suggestions will then be consolidated for consideration in finalising the plan

Addendum to the latest report from exchange student Ebony

I had not mentioned earlier that my first time crossing the border to Denmark was with the Culik family We left early one morning and headed for the town of Kerteminde which is on the island of Funen We went to Kerteminde was because Boris wanted to research harbour porpoise and had to interview two colleges from the aquarium We saw harbour porpoise and the seals live in action and witnessed them for a little live show For lunch we ate a typical Danish pastry It was filled with chocolate inside and outside was drizzled with chocolate It was delicious

We took the bus into the town of Odense Odense is where the Hans Christian Andersen House can be found It was just a plain yellow house We spent the rest of the afternoon exploring the cute and gorgeous Danish houses that line the streets of Denmark

One thing that I will never forget is when Barbara walked out onto the road to save the little ducklings that were crossing behind the mother on a big road They would have all died if Barbara had not stopped the traffic Therefore to remember this day and my first time in Denmark I brought a duck charm To me it symbolises Barbara saving the ducklings and the famous fairy tale The Ugly Duckling written by Hans Christian Andersen In general I found Denmark very clean and tidy To finish off a lovely day we ate dinner in Flensburg

NNee w

wss ll

ee tt tt

ee rr

ooff

tt hhee

RRoo

tt aarr yy

CCll uu

bb oo

ff EE s

s ssee n

n dd o

o nn

II nncc

We will hold the first of our outdoor catered fellowship luncheons at The Boulevard Rotunda Moonee Ponds next Tuesday 25 September Our Club tents will be set up behind the rotunda near the laneway facing the river Lunch will comprise a delightful selection of delicacies provided by lsquoThe Catering Shoprsquo To assist the organising committee could you please bring your own chair This should be a most enjoyable luncheon in the sun at one of our cityrsquos most picturesque locations

Local political report

Richard is standing as an independent and is to be congratulated for his commitment to and fervent interest in our local community If you would like more information please see Richardrsquos campaign Facebook page httpwwwfacebookcomRichardLawrenceForMooneeValleyCityCouncil

Next weekrsquos meeting

Technology report courtesy of Rob Thomas - Copper Wire amp Communication

Our own Minister for Community Affairs Richard Lawrence spoke today about his intention to stand for Buckley Ward in the upcoming City of Moonee Valley council elections Richardrsquos platform is

Proper control of development

Stopping graffiti

Care for seniors

Prompt collection of hard rubbish

No more speed humps and roundabouts

Beautify the streets

After having dug to a depth of 10 feet last year British scientists found traces of copper wire dating back 200 years and came to the conclusion that their ancestors already had a telephone network more than 150 years ago Not to be outdone by the British in the weeks that followed an American archaeologist dug to a depth of 20 feet and shortly after a story published in the New York Times stated American archaeologists finding traces of 250-year-old copper wire have concluded that their ancestors already had an advanced high-tech communications network 50 years earlier than the British One week later Australias Northern Territory Times reported the following After digging as deep as 30 feet in his backyard in Tennant Creek Northern Territory Knackers Johnson a self-taught archaeologist reported that he found absolutely bugger-all Knackers has therefore concluded that 250 years ago Australia had already gone wireless Makes ya feel bloody proud to be Australian

NNee w

wss ll

ee tt tt

ee rr

ooff

tt hhee

RRoo

tt aarr yy

CCll uu

bb oo

ff EE s

s ssee n

n dd o

o nn

II nncc

We will hold the first of our outdoor catered fellowship luncheons at The Boulevard Rotunda Moonee Ponds next Tuesday 25 September Our Club tents will be set up behind the rotunda near the laneway facing the river Lunch will comprise a delightful selection of delicacies provided by lsquoThe Catering Shoprsquo To assist the organising committee could you please bring your own chair This should be a most enjoyable luncheon in the sun at one of our cityrsquos most picturesque locations

Local political report

Richard is standing as an independent and is to be congratulated for his commitment to and fervent interest in our local community If you would like more information please see Richardrsquos campaign Facebook page httpwwwfacebookcomRichardLawrenceForMooneeValleyCityCouncil

Next weekrsquos meeting

Technology report courtesy of Rob Thomas - Copper Wire amp Communication

Our own Minister for Community Affairs Richard Lawrence spoke today about his intention to stand for Buckley Ward in the upcoming City of Moonee Valley council elections Richardrsquos platform is

Proper control of development

Stopping graffiti

Care for seniors

Prompt collection of hard rubbish

No more speed humps and roundabouts

Beautify the streets

After having dug to a depth of 10 feet last year British scientists found traces of copper wire dating back 200 years and came to the conclusion that their ancestors already had a telephone network more than 150 years ago Not to be outdone by the British in the weeks that followed an American archaeologist dug to a depth of 20 feet and shortly after a story published in the New York Times stated American archaeologists finding traces of 250-year-old copper wire have concluded that their ancestors already had an advanced high-tech communications network 50 years earlier than the British One week later Australias Northern Territory Times reported the following After digging as deep as 30 feet in his backyard in Tennant Creek Northern Territory Knackers Johnson a self-taught archaeologist reported that he found absolutely bugger-all Knackers has therefore concluded that 250 years ago Australia had already gone wireless Makes ya feel bloody proud to be Australian

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Donations in Kind Report 2011-12 Part 2

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ROTARY CLUB OF ESSENDON NORTH AFL GRAND FINAL EVE DINNER

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER ESSENDON CHAMPION MARK ldquoMJrsquo JOHNSON

Premiership Player 2000 Played 208 AFL Games

WS Crichton Medal Winner 2002 Where FREDRICKS RESTAURANT When FRIDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER 2012 630PM FOR 700PM Cost $50 PER HEAD for 2 COURSE DINNER with DRINKS AT BAR PRICES ALL PROCEEDS DONATED TO MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY RESEARCH RSVP by 22ND SEPTEMBER 2012 to FREDRICKS 9379 3247 or Barry Coleman 0427 852 O62

Famous Rotarians

President John F Kennedy (1917-1963) The 35th President of the United States was a member of the Rotary Club of Hyannis Massachusetts President Jimmy Carter (born 1924) The 39th President of the United States was prior to his Presidency a submariner (nuclear engineering) a peanut farmer a State Senator and Governor of Georgia He was also a Rotarian In 1984 he was awarded the Rotary International Award for World Understanding

Rotary Club Locator

We all know we are welcome at any Rotary meeting anywhere in the world But how do you discover where the Rotary Club of Gamlebyen-Fredrikstad is meeting next time yoursquore in Norway

Simply visit httpwwwrotaryorgenAboutUsSiteToolsClubLocatorPagesridefaultaspx where you can easily enter a club name citytown or district number to ascertain the required information

For those lsquosmart phonersquo people you can also download the free app currently available for iPhone Android and BlackBerry

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ROTARY CLUB OF ESSENDON NORTH AFL GRAND FINAL EVE DINNER

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER ESSENDON CHAMPION MARK ldquoMJrsquo JOHNSON

Premiership Player 2000 Played 208 AFL Games

WS Crichton Medal Winner 2002 Where FREDRICKS RESTAURANT When FRIDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER 2012 630PM FOR 700PM Cost $50 PER HEAD for 2 COURSE DINNER with DRINKS AT BAR PRICES ALL PROCEEDS DONATED TO MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY RESEARCH RSVP by 22ND SEPTEMBER 2012 to FREDRICKS 9379 3247 or Barry Coleman 0427 852 O62

Famous Rotarians

President John F Kennedy (1917-1963) The 35th President of the United States was a member of the Rotary Club of Hyannis Massachusetts President Jimmy Carter (born 1924) The 39th President of the United States was prior to his Presidency a submariner (nuclear engineering) a peanut farmer a State Senator and Governor of Georgia He was also a Rotarian In 1984 he was awarded the Rotary International Award for World Understanding

Rotary Club Locator

We all know we are welcome at any Rotary meeting anywhere in the world But how do you discover where the Rotary Club of Gamlebyen-Fredrikstad is meeting next time yoursquore in Norway

Simply visit httpwwwrotaryorgenAboutUsSiteToolsClubLocatorPagesridefaultaspx where you can easily enter a club name citytown or district number to ascertain the required information

For those lsquosmart phonersquo people you can also download the free app currently available for iPhone Android and BlackBerry

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Military wisdom

A slipping gear could let your M203 grenade launcher fire when you least expect it That would make you quite unpopular in whats left of your unit The Armys magazine of preventative maintenance

Aim towards the Enemy Instruction printed on US Rocket Launcher

Any ship can be a minesweeper once Admiral Hornblower

Bravery is being the only one who knows youre afraid David Hackworth

Cluster bombing from B-52s is very very accurate The bombs always hit the ground US Air Force

Coffee tastes better if the latrines are dug downstream from an encampment US Army Field Regulations 1861

Five-second fuses only last three seconds Infantry Journal

Freedom is the right to be wrong not the right to do wrong John G Riefenbaker

If the enemy is in range so are you Infantry Journal

It is generally inadvisable to eject directly over the area you just bombed US Air Force Manual

Nothing is as good for the morale of the troops as to occasionally see a dead general Field Marshal Slim

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Thanks to our valued sponsorshelliphellip

Help yourself and help the Club by banking with

Strathmore Community Bank For example

take out a home loan and the club will receive

up to $500 Take out a 3 month fixed term

deposit and the club will receive up to $50

For more details drop into the branch at 337 Napier St or call branch Manager Philip Stewart on 9374-2607

Please support the bank which supports us

Location Location

Location

Your companyrsquos name and logo

would look great here and yoursquod be

supporting our Club at the same

time

Please contact Michael Mahoney to

take advantage of this prime

advertising spot

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For your diaryhelliphellip

DATE EVENT VENUE

Tuesday 25092012 Catered fellowship luncheon The Boulevard Rotunda

Tuesday 2102012 Exchange student Charlotte Salmon Fredricks

Friday 5102012 Horse Racing Mega Draw Night Maribyrnong Park Bowls Club

Tuesday 9102012 Susie Bass Monash Inst of Medical Research

Fredricks

Tuesday 16102012 Stuart Gillespie Executive Manager MVCC Youth Programs

Fredricks

Thursday 18102012 Vocational visit 630pm Precision Forme Cutting 129 Sussex St Pascoe Vale

Tuesday 23102012 Stephen Mayne - Ethics in Business Fredricks

Friday 26102012 RCE ndash Kangan Institute Trivia Night in support of Bahay Tuluyan

Maribyrnong Park Bowls Club

Tuesday 30102012 Des OrsquoKeeffe - GM of the Victorian Jockeys Association

Fredricks

Tuesday 6112012 NO MEETING ndash MELBOURNE CUP DAY NO MEETING

Tuesday 13112012 Judy Llewellyn - The Shrine of Remembrance

Fredricks

Tuesday 20112012 Catered fellowship luncheon Queenrsquos Park

Thursday 22112012 Official launch dinner for lsquoNew Hope for Widows and Orphansrsquo project

Nyala African Restaurant 356 Brunswick Street Fitzroy

Tuesday 27112012 AGM Fredricks

Tuesday 4122012 DG Dennis Shore Fredricks

Tuesday 11122012 Evening Christmas Function Fredricks

Tuesday 18122012 Breakfast meeting Fredricks

Tuesday 25122012 NO MEETING Merry Christmas

Tuesday 112013 NO MEETING Happy New Year

Tuesday 812013 NO MEETING NO MEETING

Tuesday 1512013 Inter-club visit TBA

Tuesday 2212013 Member lsquoBehind the Badgersquo talk Fredricks

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tt aarr yy

CCll uu

bb oo

ff EE s

s ssee n

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o nn

II nncc

Thanks to our valued sponsorshelliphellip

Help yourself and help the Club by banking with

Strathmore Community Bank For example

take out a home loan and the club will receive

up to $500 Take out a 3 month fixed term

deposit and the club will receive up to $50

For more details drop into the branch at 337 Napier St or call branch Manager Philip Stewart on 9374-2607

Please support the bank which supports us

Location Location

Location

Your companyrsquos name and logo

would look great here and yoursquod be

supporting our Club at the same

time

Please contact Michael Mahoney to

take advantage of this prime

advertising spot

NNee w

wss ll

ee tt tt

ee rr

ooff

tt hhee

RRoo

tt aarr yy

CCll uu

bb oo

ff EE s

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II nncc

For your diaryhelliphellip

DATE EVENT VENUE

Tuesday 25092012 Catered fellowship luncheon The Boulevard Rotunda

Tuesday 2102012 Exchange student Charlotte Salmon Fredricks

Friday 5102012 Horse Racing Mega Draw Night Maribyrnong Park Bowls Club

Tuesday 9102012 Susie Bass Monash Inst of Medical Research

Fredricks

Tuesday 16102012 Stuart Gillespie Executive Manager MVCC Youth Programs

Fredricks

Thursday 18102012 Vocational visit 630pm Precision Forme Cutting 129 Sussex St Pascoe Vale

Tuesday 23102012 Stephen Mayne - Ethics in Business Fredricks

Friday 26102012 RCE ndash Kangan Institute Trivia Night in support of Bahay Tuluyan

Maribyrnong Park Bowls Club

Tuesday 30102012 Des OrsquoKeeffe - GM of the Victorian Jockeys Association

Fredricks

Tuesday 6112012 NO MEETING ndash MELBOURNE CUP DAY NO MEETING

Tuesday 13112012 Judy Llewellyn - The Shrine of Remembrance

Fredricks

Tuesday 20112012 Catered fellowship luncheon Queenrsquos Park

Thursday 22112012 Official launch dinner for lsquoNew Hope for Widows and Orphansrsquo project

Nyala African Restaurant 356 Brunswick Street Fitzroy

Tuesday 27112012 AGM Fredricks

Tuesday 4122012 DG Dennis Shore Fredricks

Tuesday 11122012 Evening Christmas Function Fredricks

Tuesday 18122012 Breakfast meeting Fredricks

Tuesday 25122012 NO MEETING Merry Christmas

Tuesday 112013 NO MEETING Happy New Year

Tuesday 812013 NO MEETING NO MEETING

Tuesday 1512013 Inter-club visit TBA

Tuesday 2212013 Member lsquoBehind the Badgersquo talk Fredricks

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wss ll

ee tt tt

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ooff

tt hhee

RRoo

tt aarr yy

CCll uu

bb oo

ff EE s

s ssee n

n dd o

o nn

II nncc

For your diaryhelliphellip

DATE EVENT VENUE

Tuesday 25092012 Catered fellowship luncheon The Boulevard Rotunda

Tuesday 2102012 Exchange student Charlotte Salmon Fredricks

Friday 5102012 Horse Racing Mega Draw Night Maribyrnong Park Bowls Club

Tuesday 9102012 Susie Bass Monash Inst of Medical Research

Fredricks

Tuesday 16102012 Stuart Gillespie Executive Manager MVCC Youth Programs

Fredricks

Thursday 18102012 Vocational visit 630pm Precision Forme Cutting 129 Sussex St Pascoe Vale

Tuesday 23102012 Stephen Mayne - Ethics in Business Fredricks

Friday 26102012 RCE ndash Kangan Institute Trivia Night in support of Bahay Tuluyan

Maribyrnong Park Bowls Club

Tuesday 30102012 Des OrsquoKeeffe - GM of the Victorian Jockeys Association

Fredricks

Tuesday 6112012 NO MEETING ndash MELBOURNE CUP DAY NO MEETING

Tuesday 13112012 Judy Llewellyn - The Shrine of Remembrance

Fredricks

Tuesday 20112012 Catered fellowship luncheon Queenrsquos Park

Thursday 22112012 Official launch dinner for lsquoNew Hope for Widows and Orphansrsquo project

Nyala African Restaurant 356 Brunswick Street Fitzroy

Tuesday 27112012 AGM Fredricks

Tuesday 4122012 DG Dennis Shore Fredricks

Tuesday 11122012 Evening Christmas Function Fredricks

Tuesday 18122012 Breakfast meeting Fredricks

Tuesday 25122012 NO MEETING Merry Christmas

Tuesday 112013 NO MEETING Happy New Year

Tuesday 812013 NO MEETING NO MEETING

Tuesday 1512013 Inter-club visit TBA

Tuesday 2212013 Member lsquoBehind the Badgersquo talk Fredricks