Bulletin Bulletin - Rotary Club of Brighton

Bulletin
16 April, 2015
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Last week members of the T’HONI Maori Culture Performing
Arts Group performed traditional Maori Haka and other dances.
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Last week s meeting 9 April
Club of Brighton
This week,s speaker
Dr Nathan Grills
Topic: Tobacco Industry
in India
Pictured at last week’s Silver Ferns night are from left Geoff Bentley (Chairman of the
upcoming Brighton Lunch), President Bill Howley and Sylvie Berchick (Committee
Member, Brighton Lunch). See advert page 7 for details of the Brighton Lunch.
NEWS & EVENTS:
l Page 2:
Highlights of Silver Ferns night
Jeremy flexes his muscles!
l Page 9: Further Highlights of Silver Ferns night.
l Page 12: Anzac Evening at the West Brighton Club
l Page 12: Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner 18 April 2015
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Nathan Grills, a Public Health
Physician and NHMRC post doctoral
fellow, works largely in India on
disability, non communicable diseases
and health curriculum development
and training. He has worked as a
Public Health Fellow (Dept. of Health)
and with CDC & WHO on HIV and civil
society partnerships after completing
his MPH and DPhil at Oxford University. He has international experience in
Africa, Fiji, East Timor, PNG, Bangladesh and Nepal. He currently facilitates
a Network of programs who work together to help train Community Health
Workers to serve the under-served (www.chgnukc.org). His has faculty
positions with Melbourne University (www.ni.unimelb.edu.au/regional_
activity/southasia/uttarakhand), the Public Health Foundation of India
(www.phfi.org), the Emmanuel Health Association (India) (www.eha-health.
org/) and is the international coordinator for the Community Health Global
Network (www.chgn.org).
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Your Club Board for 2014-2015
President
Bill Howley
Vice President
Darren Donnellan
Board Advisor
PP David Efron
Secretary
Daryl Forge
Treasurer
PP Arthur Hubbard
President Elect
Barry Hickman
Meetings
Graeme Wallace
Fund Raising
Rob Foster
Fellowship
Bruce Crossley
International
Stuart McIntyre
Youth
Tony Naughton
Ladies Night 9 April 2015
Highlights of ‘Silver Ferns’ night
Chairman PP Paul ‘Haka’ Nicholson resplendent in fake Maori tattoos and
kiwi T-shirt opened the meeting by welcoming everyone to the ‘Silver Ferns’ night.
Several Members gave the Toast and the Grace and then a young Maori lady from
the Maori Troupe sang the New Zealand National Anthem in Maori and English
which the crowd of around 80 guests showed their appreciation.
Paul then called for a show of hands for how many Kiwis were present. Several
hands were raised - Bob Challis, Karen Joel to mention a few and even George
Jerzyk put is hand up but we all know he is Polish. Apologies were then read out
and Paul then announced 5 minutes of fellowship. Later in the evening we were to
enjoy the haka from the Maori Troupe as well as other traditional Kiwi songs always
with the catch cry Kia Ora! Another great fellowship evening at our Club.
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Members were selected to come up
and try their hand at the traditional
Maori haka. It was obvious that some
needed to work on their technique
but it was a nice try and a lot of fun.
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THIS WEEK’S MEETING 16 APRIL 2015
Chairman: Damien Hellard
Speaker: Dr Nathan Grills
Location: Milanos Hotel
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Thurs 23 April 2015 - West Brighton Club - Anzac Meeting
Chairman: Darren Donnellan
Speaker: Maj Gen Paul McLachlan AM CSC
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Jeremy shows some muscle!
One of our new Members, Jeremy Hope, got a 4th
place last Sunday in the Inba Victoria Masters over
50 Nationals. So come on guys. Jeremy has set the
benchmark. Don’t let age be a barrier!
Ô Luck of the Irish NightÕ
Our favourite leprechaun Jim
Donnelly would like you to keep
the following date free in your
diary: Thursday 14 May
This be another Ladies Night
with a distinctly Irish feel. Irish
band ‘Saoirse’, an award winning
Melbourne based quartet, will
sing a selection of great songs and
play traditional tunes, including
some original works that will
captivate you.
Don’t miss this one!
More details to come.
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS:
Donation to Rotary Foundation
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The members will be asked to approve
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2015 meeting.
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PRESIDENT,S
REPORT
Presented by
Past President Bill Howley
• President Bill Howley
welcomed everyone and said
how happy he was to see so
many people attending the
evening. He said we had 27
Members partners there
last week and far to may to read out. He said we also had
Members guests in Sylvie Berchick with Geoff Bentley,
Kevin Shaw and Gary Moller with Barry Hickman, Jill
Bartrum with PP Peter Johns and Ian and Sandra Banks
with Graeme Wallace. We also had visiting Rotarians in
Keiran Cromie and Julie Avery from Brighton Beach and
as Brighton Travelworld have been great supporters of
our Club including recently with The Sportsman’s Night.
We also had Stephen and Jeanne Sandiford who are
regular visitors to our Club. Bill then mentioned the fact we
hadn’t met at Milanos for about 3 weeks. These were the
meeting at Mardo’s Restaurant, the Mayer Page Walk and the
Sportsman’s Night.
:There will be around 250 guests and he
SECRETARY,S
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Presented by Daryl Forge
• Eric Barr - Marysville Weekend
Anzac Day weekend - 21 couples
coming and there was one room
left. If any other couple would like
to come please contact Eric. A lot
will be playing golf but David Smyth
will organise a gentle walk for the
afternoon for the others. There will
also be a more strenuous walk on
the Sunday morning.
• Darren Donnellan - Anzac Day
Meeting at West Brighton Club
Thursday 23 April. Bookings
only event and you just can’t roll
up. Darren wanted to hear from
anybody last week who wanted to
go. Details on page 12.
Geoff presents appreciation
certificates to Marina & Sylvie
Geoff Bentley presented Marina Donnellan and Sylvie Berchick
certificates for their great help with the Brighton Lunch over past
couple of years raising money behind the scenes and organising
and getting tables for this great event. Well done ladies!
• Geoff Bentley - Brighton Lunch Friday 29 May 2015 An Update - Geoff spoke about this
upcoming event and said the theme
is about ‘Celebrating Triumph Over
Adversity’. The guest speakers
will be Turia Pitt, burns survivor of
the Kimberley’s marathon, Jason
McCartney, Bali Bomb survivor and
Australian Opera singer Stephen
Smith who was a street kid. There
will be many great Live Auction
prizes, a raffle and entertainment
from Mark Seymour and Stephen.
More details on page 7.
• PP Paul Nicholson Sportsman’s Night Wrap. Paul
wished to acknowledge great
supporters of our Club - Geoff
McGeary of APT and Julie
Avery and Keiran Cromie of
Brighton Travelworld who were
present last week. He especially
mentioned Julie who had been
a wonderful supporter of the
Sportsman’s Night for 37 years.
As far as the Event went he said
we stood to make a profit of
$60,000 to $65,000. Paul said
he had people to thank but that
he would do on another night.
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Birthdays April/May 2015:
Steve Tsimos
Rob Nicholes
Ron Stark
Clyde White
PP Geoffrey Knight
Norman Thomas
Graeme Watson
John Osborn
Jeremy Hope
16 April
17 April
21 April
24 April
05 May
05 May
10 May
10 May
10 May
Anniversaries April/May 2015:
Graeme & Ann Wallace
PP Arthur & Stephanie Hubbard
Geoff & Leone Shaw
PP Paul & Christine Nicholson
PP David & Helen Grodski
PP Tony & Jennifer Nanfra
PP Tom & Helen Buxton
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Front Desk Report
Thursday 09 April 2015
Member’s Attending: 55
Percentage:
50.46%
Member’s Make-ups: Nil;
Member’s Apologies: PP Merv Deutsher, Jim Hay, Lindsay Jones,
Wayne Sandserson, John Schmoll, Norm
Thomas;
Club Guests:
Nil;
Member’s Partners: Angela (Greg Biggin), Helen (PP Tom
Buxton), Joyce (Bob Challis), Beverley
(Mac Chapman), Dierdre Fitzgerald (Bruce
Crossley), Marina (Darren Donnellan), Sue
(Roger Fairlam), Robyn (Rob Foster), Roly
(Jim Hill), Maureen (Dale Hoy), Stephanie
(PP Arthur Hubbard), Colleen O’ffay (Alan
Jarrott), Karen (PP Jack Joel, OAM), Karen
(PP Peter Johns), Lesley (PP Pat Kearns),
Martha (Max Martin), Susie (PP Ian Mence),
Sally (PP Barry Morris), Marion (Rob
Nicholes), Christine (PP Paul Nicholson),
Belle Kirwan Hamilton (PP Brett Parkin),
Sandra (Ken Paterson), Leone (Geoff Shaw),
Jan Collins (PP Ron Sher), Margaret (Graeme
Templeton), Carmel (PP Des Thomas), Janey
(Steve Tsimos) & Alison (Clyde White);
Member’s Guests:
Sylvie Berchick (Geoff Bentley), Kevin Shaw,
Gary Moller (Barry Hickman), Jill Bartrum
(PP Peter Johns) & Ian & Sandra Banks
(Graeme Wallace);
Rotarians & Visitors: Keiran Cromie, Julie Avery (RC of Brighton
Beach), Stephen & Jeanne Sandiford.
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Sergeant Geoff advised us that we
should have our money ready as we
might be fined. Jim Donnelly said “we
will be fined” and so became the first
fine of the night.The sergeant then
started off by saying "In New Zealand
where men are men and the sheep
are plentiful”. Some member yelled
out ‘nervous’. His name has not been
disclosed to protect his reputation as
a respected Bulletin Editor.
* All those not dressed in black
and white: It was the Silver Ferns
night and the Sergeant fined all not suitably dressed including himself
and wife Leone;
* Geoff Bentley: Sarg said he spoke too long in his secretary
announcements spot. 3 minutes and 30 seconds. Should have been
25 seconds but he was 8 times the limit;
* Phil Mellet: Left a dollar with PP Peter Johns for his fine. After two
weeks horse back riding in the High Country and he apparently bent
over to pick up his golf card and did his back in;
* PP Commodore Johns: Peter & Karen off for second honeymoon
holiday with Mellets to Hobart then a weekend at Lake House at
Daylesford;
* Clyde White: Saved the whole meeting by staying at the meeting;
* Mac Chapman: Was at a pub watching the Bombers playing the
Swans and he was getting really excited so he went home turned on
the telly and couldn’t find the match. Of course it was from last year.
* Mac Chapman: Also picked up his new car and its a white Porsche
911 and he said it was white for purity. He now has a permanent
booking with his physio every Thursday as his back is gone from
getting in and out;
* Kiwis: The Kiwis will tell you that the Pavlova was invented in New
Zealand and it was although the Sarg said it was invented whilst
Dame Pavlova was on stage in Australia and he reckons the jury is
still out on that one;
* George Jerzyk: Has been behaving himself. It was unintentional.
He was on a bus going to the Rod Stewart concert and there were
two young ladies from Perth and he was just getting into his stride
when his daughter told him ‘You are on a bus and too old so behave
yourself’. George enjoyed the concert but not so much the bus trip;
* Eric Barr: Following on from the Damien Hellard/Eric Barr fish pond
saga Eric found recently that one of his fish was floating upside down
on the surface but Damien said it was just resting and it died when
Eric took it out. The debate was to continue in the carpark;
* Anyone with Assets in New Zealand: The NZ dollar just went north
of the Aussie dollar. Sarg reckons they should pay a fine for all those
totally undeserved capital gains;
* Irish & Dutch in the room: Canberra’s tax scheme seems to have all
the companies going over to either Double Irish and Dutch standard;
* Rob & Marion Nicholes: Went to Nadi for a reunion that wasn’t. It
turned out to be daughter Mandy’s wedding;
* PP Alan Pinkus: Was worried about everyone turning up in black
and white and he went to a lot of trouble just to look like a dickhead.
Sarg said he needn’t have bothered;
* Ken Paterson: Got 3 picks in the footy picks - footy expert?
* PP Des Thomas: Looking more like Gary Ablett Jnr every day. Says
its his wonderful shaver that Carmel bought him. Can’t stop talking
about it;
* PP Ron Sher: Nice new Lexus in the carpark, parked over two spots.
Damien Hellard’s one tonne Ute had trouble parking near it;
* Bruce Cunningham: He has finally retired.
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running of the raffle last week. The winners were:
1. Robyn Foster (NZ wine) 2. Darren Donnellan (NZ wine)
3. David Smyth (NZ wine) 4. Silvie Berchick (Kiwi socks)
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These details can also be added to Members
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Members Directory.
Ladies Dinners at the
Marine Hotel
Rotary Ladies meet on the last Thursday of the
month at the Marine Hotel, New Street,
Middle Brighton providing it is NOT an official
Ladies Night at our Rotary meeting.
Time: from 6:15 p.m.
Contact Angela for more details.
FALLEN COMRADES.
Stoic, shoulder to shoulder, as sculpt in stone,
eerie silence, memories dim, together, alone.
Ranks rapidly diminish, years fly,
will generations know for whom to cry.
Sadly, over centuries, humans suffer grief, pain,
zealots of nationalism, religion, responsible all youth slain.
Lives shattered, as struck by bolts of lightning,
manipulated masses damned by greed, globally frightening.
Take positive action, but not another deadly sin,
do unto others as you wish for yourself, true faith of religion.
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Alan Pinkus
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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.”
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IVAN’S HACKERS
Sat 4 & 11 April 2015
4 APRIL: A dozen hardy Hackers fronted up for the pre-game putting
competition in darkness at 7:10am, 25 minutes before sunrise.
Results: Jim Moore got the Longest Drive, Bruce Crossley won
Nearest-the-pin, Arthur Hubbard was the Handicap Winner and
Daryl Forge was the Off The Stick winner. Daryl Forge also renewed
his membership of the in-the-water club on the Venus hole and Graeme
Wallace, believe it or not, tapping in for his fourth consecutive Venus trophy
in only 11 weeks - amazing performance! Graeme now joins Venus legend
IPC (Immediate Past Captain) Ian Cole with the most Venus wins of six.
Lastly, through the efforts of Ian Cole, the Hackers will be getting some free
publicity on 3GDR Golden Days Radio 95.7 FM Caulfield.
11 APRIL: With daylight saving behind us, it was a light and bright start to a
perfect day for golf - sunny, still and warmish. Ten happy Hackers lined up
for the Pre-game Putting competition which was won by Bruce Crossley,
who casually holed his first putt. Soon after, latecomers Daryl Forge and
Cameron Spence hurriedly emerged from the car park to make a dozen
gathered at the first tee. Undeterred, Cameron pulled out his new 44”
Titleist driver to grab a birdie at the first hole, while Daryl continued his
good form from last week by snagging Nearest-The-Pin on the fourth. Ron
Stark was another bolter with two pars from the first four holes.
Rob Foster was the first to tee off at the longest drive hole (#7) and thought
he had it won with a magnificent 240 metre effort. Then Bill Howley, in the
next group, produced a monster 270 metre drive, only to be eclipsed by a
rampant Cameron Spence and his new driver reaching an astonishing 300
metres. Sven-Erik Bredenberg also distinguished himself on this hole by
sinking a 15 metre putt, as did Bruce Crossley by performing a silent Haka
on Paul Nicholson’s lie.
Meanwhile, in the third and last group, it was a Battle Royale for second
place behind Cameron (and hence the honour of buying the coffee)
between Ray Street and Ivan Vojlay. In a nail-biting finish, Ivan drew level
with Ray with a prolific display from the bunker to card a Rotary nine on the
last. James Tisdall, a model of consistency, won the coffee honours for
the first group, as did Daryl Forge for the second group. Ian Cole also had
a good round, with a birdie on the last and an improvement of eight strokes
from last week. The encouragement award went to Paul Nicholson, who
carded nine shots less than last week.
However, the day belonged to Rob Foster and Cameron Spence.
Cameron equalled his own Hacker’s Off-The-Stick record score of 33
comprising two birdies, five pars and two bogeys - a fantastic par round!
Rob was runner-up on 40 (4 pars) and Ian Cole third with 41 (3 pars and 1
birdie). Handicap placings went to the same trio, but with Rob taking out
the honours and the silver trophy. Overall, a most enjoyable morning of golf
and fellowship.
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The Rotary Club of Brighton
ANZAC meeting for 2015
This year marks the 100th Anniversary of the ANZAC landings in Gallipoli.
The Rotary Club of Brighton is holding a special ANZAC Commemoration
evening at the West Brighton Club. Wives and partners are most welcome.
PLEASE BOOK EARLY AS NUMBERS ARE STRICTLY LIMITED
Special Guest Speaker - MAJGEN Paul McLachlan, AM, CSC
Date: Thursday 23rd April, 2015
Time: 6.00 pm - A brief service will take place at 6.30 pm
Venue: The West Brighton Club, 22 Park Street, Brighton
Menu: Canapés plus a two-course meal - includes wine and beer
Cost per Head: $65 all inclusive
Dress: Jacket and Tie
For bookings see Darren Donnellan - ddonn553@bigpond.net.au
GUESS WHO’S
COMING TO DINNER
on Saturday 18 April?
Well it might be one of these well known
people but it’s more likely to be you and
fellow Club Members and partners getting
together for one of our most popular nights!
We meet at Milanos Hotel at 6.00pm
for drinks and then the names will drawn
out to decide who will be going to who’s
place for dinner.
Cost: $47.50 pp. BYO wine.
For bookings:
Contact Barry Morris on 0414 868 687
or by email: bamorris@tpg.com.au
Club of Brighton
DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS GREAT FELLOWSHIP EVENING!
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