December Issue.pmd

Managing Committee for the
Year 2013-2014
PRESIDENT
Mr. A.T. Rayudu
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VICE-PRESIDENT
Mr. D.V.S.S. Somayajulu
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Committee Members
Mr. C. Balasatish Chairman
- Entertainment
Mr. P.S. Raju
Chairman
- Finance Control &
Management Information
Systems (MIS)
Mr. V. Ravikanth
Chairman
- Bar & General Service
HONY. SECRETARY Mr. K.S. Nagendraprasad 9949449999
HONY. TREASURER Mr. K. Madhu
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Mr. N.S.R. Bapuji Chairman
- Chambers,
Auditorium
Editor:
Mr. A. Suresh
Chairman
- Catering Committee
Vice President
Mr. M. Sudhir
Chairman
- Sports & Library
D.V.S.S. Somayajulu
Banquet,
Mrs.. Sandhya Godey Chairperson - Ladies Committee
From the President’s Desk
Dear fellow Club members,
Warm greetings to all of you.
As we approach the half way mark in the Club calendar year , I still feel like I have the proverbial “Miles to go “ before I can be
satisfied of a job well done .
In the month that just went by, we had our regular events like movie screenings, Tambola and other events. In addition member children
had a treat in store in the form of the Children’s Day program which was very well attended and enjoyed by the children. The annual
Car Rally was enjoyed by those who did take part. Another exciting event that was hosted by our Club was the National Bridge Tournament
which culminated with the valedictory function. It was indeed a great honor for our Club to be associated with this prestigious event.
I would once again like to emphasize the importance of discipline . As a member you have a right to expect a certain level of service
and standard in Club functioning. That is possible only when every Club member sticks to the given code of conduct and follows
guidelines. Most events call for registration before the event so as to enable the organizing Committees to plan and implement requirements
as per expected people. Please note that here on, no last minute registration shall be allowed.
Coming up in December is another event geared towards the children — the Christmas Eve program . I urge parents to encourage
their children to take part by participating and enjoying the event . Later in December we have our last event for this calendar year,
the New Year Eve program. Elaborate arrangements for entertainment and dining have been made and we look forward to your presence
with family and friends to usher in the new year. Expect a surprise event in the third week.
Despite repeated urging through this column, we have been hearing of several instances of the use of abusive language and unbecoming
behavior while on club premises. It should be our collective effort to try and control such instances. We, the Managing Committee,
would appreciate it very much if you could bring any such behavior to our notice and as members of a prestigious institution like
ours, let us together uphold with pride, the tradition of gentlemanly manners and etiquette.
As always, your suggestions and ideas for better governance are welcome and will be appreciated.
Warm Regards
A.T. RAYUDU
WALTAIR CLUB
MEDICAL CAMP AWARENESS
BY
SEVEN HILLS HOSPITAL
On every 3rd Sundays From January, 2014
M/s.Seven Hills will be conducting medical awareness programme on every 3rd Sunday from January, 2014
on various health problems/issues.
Initially they will be conducting awareness on Stroke –Spine on 19th January, 2014.
Please Register your names at Club Reception. Members are requested to attend the same.
M/s.Seven Hills Hospital will host the Lunch on that day.
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SNOW BALL NITE - TAMBOLA HELD ON 16.11.2013
1st Prize Winner
Mrs. P. Lakshmi
W/o. Mr. P. Kumar (K-113)
2nd Prize Winner
Mrs. Neena Chopa
W/o. Mr. R.K.Chopra (C-5)
3rd Prize Winner
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W/o. Mr. G.Srinivas (S-418)
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1. This is to inform all Members that the Managing Committee has entrusted the Club catering services
to a reputed company M/s.KMK Event Management Ltd., from 03.12.2013 effectively.
2. We request all the Club Members not to use any Public Forums, Internet Sites to post comment’s/suggestions
to the Club in any manner whatsoever. The Club has a mechanism of addressing the written complaints,
so, please restrict yourselves to that. Otherwise, severe disciplinary action will be taken. You can utilize
the club website: info@waltairclub.com
3. As per Club Articles of Association Service members are not permitted to use the facilities of Affiliated
Clubs. This is for your information.
4. Pub & 1883 will be closed on Sunday afternoons during winter and services will be available at Lawns
& Twenty-10.
5. NFC Cards will be issued from 10th December, 2013 as there is delay in import of the cards. Members
are requested to co-operate with us.
6. The Managing Committee has unanimously decided to accept the recommendation of the Disciplinary
Committee and has terminated the membership of Sri Vatte Ramesh (R-210) from Waltair Club with
immediate effect.
7. For Security reasons all the occupants in our Club Chambers have to submit ID Proof and be photographed
at the Chambers Reception. Without ID Proof rooms will not be allotted.
8. A Cricket Match is proposed to be conducted between members of our Club on one of the Sundays in
December, 2013 at Jubilee Grounds. Members are requested to Register their names at the Reception.
9. M/s.Seven Hills will be conducting medical awareness programme on every 3rd Sundays from January,
2014 on various health problems. Initially they will be conducting awareness on Stroke –Spine on
19th January, 2014. Please Register your names at Club Reception. Hence, Members are requested to
attend the same. M/s.Seven Hills Hospital will host Lunch on that day.
PROGRAMMES FOR DECEMBER, 2013
01.12.2013
01.12.2013
02.12.2013
06.12.2013
13.12.2013
20.12.2013
21.12.2013
24.12.2013
27.12.2013
31.12.2013
Sunday
Sunday
Monday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Saturday
Tuesday
Friday
Tuesday
Bridge Tournament
Family Picnic
Bridge Tournament
Movie
Movie
Rock Show
Snow Ball Nite-Tambola
Christmas Eve
Movie
New Year Eve
06.30
06.30
08.00
07.30
04.00
06.30
08.00
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
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MEMBER HONOUR
DONATED BOOKS
1.
Mr.A.Vijaya Kumar
2.
Mr.M.B.Thanwani
3.
Mr.A.T.Rayudu
4.
Mrs.Sangita Rathi
5.
Mr.N.Vivekananda Reddy
NEW BOOKS
Title
1. The Cuckoos Calling
2. The Hit
3. The Kill List
4. The Tides Of Memory
5. Doctors Sleep
6. The Low Land
7. Sycamore Row
8. The Mirror Of Beauty
9. Oleander Girl
10. The Sea Of Innosence
11. The Serpents Tooth
(Empire Of Mugul Part -5)
12. And The Mountains Echoed
13. First Sight
14. The Folded Earth
15. The Secrets Of The Dark
16. The Edge Of Desire
17. Chesing The Monsoon
18. Choker Bali
19. Patriots And Partisan
20. Balika Badhu
NEW TELUGU BOOKS
1. Bhayam Ledu
2. Nuvve Kavali
3. No.911
4. Chavu Tappithe Chalu
5. 28 Metlu
6. Jevana Samaram
7. Kadhambari
8. Mistry Stories
9. Murder Stories
10. Sadguru Nityananda Baba
11. Yedu Tharalu
NEW TELUGU BOOKS
1. Erra Samudram
2. Lover
3. Srushti
4. Naa Jeevitham Ne Kowgililo
5. Anoohya
6. Pranaya Prabandham
7. Mohanamurali
8. Rendosari Kooda Ninne Premstha
9. Cheekatilo Chirudeepam
10. Asthadalam
11. Eninido Adugu
12. Poola Palliki
13. Gorintaku
14. Kallu
15. Meera
16. Sathabdi Sooreedu
17. Degarekkala Chappudu
18. Byravavaka
19. Lanka Bindelu
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V-48
T-23
R-67
S-446
V-189
54 books
12 books
44 books
8 books
5 books
Author
Robert Galbrith
David Baldacci
Fredric Forsthy
Sidney Sheldons
Stephen King
Jhumpa Lahari
Jhon Grisham
Shamshur Rahman Farugi
Chitra Banerjee Divakuran
Kiswar Desai
Alex Ruther Ford
Khaled Hossenini
Daniell Steel
Anuradha Roy
Arka Chakrabarthy
Tuhin A Sinha
Alezander Frater
Ravindra Nath Tagore
Ramachandra Guha
M R Chatterjee
Kommuri Sambasiva Rao
Kommuri Sambasiva Rao
Kommuri Sambasiva Rao
Kommuri Sambasiva Rao
Kommuri Sambasiva Rao
Ravuri Barathwaja
Ravuri Barathwaja
Malladhi Venkata Krisna Murthy
Malladhi Venkata Krisna Murthy
Malladhi Venkata Krisna Murthy
Alex Haily
Surya Devara Rammohan Rao
Surya Devara Rammohan Rao
Surya Devara Rammohan Rao
Surya Devara Rammohan Rao
Balabadrapani Ramani
Kommanapalli Ganapathi Rao
Arika Pudi Koduri K.devi
Surya Devara Rammohan Rao
Y. Sulochana Rani
Santhadevi
Anjanidevi
Chitta Reddy
Kommuri Venugopal Rao
Kommuri Venugopal Rao
Laxmi
Malathi Chandur
Yanda Moori Verendra Nath
Emindi Ramana
Mrs.N.V.Lakshmi, W/o.N.S.Dhanam,
Past President (M.No.S-41) has
successfully done her Masters in History
and Archeology from Andhra University
in
June,
2013.
An
excellent
accomplishment at age 73. We
congratulate her.
Mr.W.V.Shankar Rao (M.No.S-194) got
promotion as “Chief Manager” in State
Bank of India and is posted in ‘Corporate
Centre’ – MUMBAI for his excellent
performance.
DVSS SOMAYAJULU,our club Vice
President and Vice President Andhra
Cricket Association has been renominated
as a Member of the B.C.C.I. LEGAL
COMMIITTEE.
1. "Mandela's Way: Lessons on Life, Love, and Courage"
by Richard Stengel The ten most buzzed-about books for
professionals - He saw the innate hidden aspirations in his
people - to be equal.
2. “The 7 Habits of highly Effective People” Stephen R.
Covey - Often common sense is hidden in the routine, and therefore when someone
like Mr. Covey brings it to the surface again, it starts making even more sense.
3. “The Alchemist” Paolo Coelho - The journey of Santiago and following his personal
legend has changed the way I look at my life.
4. “How to Win Friends and Influence People” Dale Carnegie - Understanding your
customer in depth is a brilliant yet obvious and often overlooked concept.
5. “Fountain head" Ayn Rand - [Rand] was a bit ahead of her time, but also very much
a woman of her time. There is much to admire about her, and also much to disagree
with.
6. “Les Miserables” Victor Hugo - It teaches us the importance of justice, redemption,
words with actions, commitment and endurance, faithfulness and love. And it's a great
story.
7. “Kanyasulkam" - Gurajada Apparao - It's a short, pithy read, advocating a change
in thought process to change outcome...I sing its effectiveness whenever I can!
8. The Bhagavad Gita - told by Lord krishna. Documented by Veda Vyasa - The proverbs
and sayings are full of incredible wisdom regarding how to conduct yourself in your
life. This has led to the Gita often being described as a concise guide to Hindu philosophy
and also as a practical, self-contained guide to life.
9. “Think and Grow Rich” Napoleon Hill - Nothing has changed me more... I would
be grinding away in medical school if it wasn’t for Napoleon Hill.
10. "Team of Rivals" Doris Kearns Goodwin - Lincoln’s understanding of people, of the
necessity to listen, to bring divergent opinions into the conversation and take decisive
action … are all things we should learn.
- Ravikanth V.
OBITUARY
We regret to announce the sad
demise of our Life Member
Sri K.Nageswara Rao
(M.No.N-90)
on 21st November, 2013
Diwali Eve on 02/12/2013
The weather improved and the holiday mood prevailed all over the Club on 02.12.2013. A record turnout
of 2500 people for the Diwali Eve was a heartwarming sight. There were 50 stalls in the mela which
were kept fully occupied. Members were dressed in their holiday festival best and thoroughly enjoyed
the evening. The “merry go rounds” and the horse rides were a major hit with the “Youngsters”. The
delicious range of foods from street foods to the exquisite cuisine were a hit as were the traditional
astrologers and “Chilaka Jyosyam”. The last India Vs Australia one day match was telecast live on the
cinema screen and two games of tambola were also held to ensure every member had an event to
participate in and to enjoy the evening. The best however was saved for the last – a spectacular fireworks
show which kept the young and the old thoroughly occupied. The sparkle in the members smiles was
the greatest reward for us at the end of a lovely event.
New Members admitted in the month of November, 2013
Member Name
Mr.G.Ujwal Reddy
Mr.S.Sravan Kumar
Miss.Bani Malhotra
Mr.T.Adarsh
Mr.B.Sachit
Mr.Hrisheet Jagga Row
Miss.J.Yogita
Miss.K.S.Sahitya
Mr.M.Siddartha
M.No.
U-29
S-998
B-145
A-338
S-1010
H-186
Y-16
S-1009
S-1008
Category
Regular mc
Associate
Associate
Associate
Associate
Associate
Associate
Associate
Associate
D.O.J.
27.08.2013
04.11.2013
21.11.2013
22.11.2013
23.11.2013
23.11.2013
25.11.2013
27.11.2013
27.11.2013
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ar Rally!!! The term conjures up for me a mad rush to form teams, anticipation of tasks, solving
clues –in other words intense enjoyment. This year though it was slightly different, I was on the
other side. It was a different sort of enjoyment, the forming of clues, putting things together, the
dynamic team work et al. This year our brief was very clear, only tasks that could not be solved with
the help of Internet, phone calls and other such consultative methods were to be used. Once we came
up with the Theme- Runaway Bride- we formed the tasks keeping the theme in mind. There 7 destinations
to reach after flag off and 7 tasks that were to be completed.
Participation was not as good as expected since the day coincided with a couple of religious occasions
as well as the traditional picnic season. Despite that, there were 26 cars in all. Club President Mr A.T.Rayudu
and his entire Committee flagged off the cars on a bright Sunday morning. The teams were asked to
find the missing bride. The spots to look for were at Anmol villa where each team had to form a menu
from the given items within a specified budget, Vsquare where a double puzzle was to be solved, Airport
where teams had spot 20 differences between two similar pictures, One town area had memory game,
Pollock School, M.V.P.Colony had a maze, The Yokohoma -Pit Stop where they had to solve a word search
and finally back at the Club where they had to piece together a jigsaw puzzle to put together a brides
picture. The winners were decided on the basis of the speed with which they completed their tasks and
not the speed with which they returned back to the starting point after completing their tasks.
There were many prizes given away that day. In addition to the top three winners, one consolation prize
was also given away. The team that solved each clue in the shortest time was also given a prize. Many
teams came dressed based on the theme. The best theme based dress was a team of ladies who wore
their bridal fineries and running shoes. Best-decorated car also had a prize. The first prize of Rs 12,000
went to V.Kiran, V.Priya and K.Shweta. The second prize of Rs 8,000 went to the team of C.Padmaja,
C.Vyjayanti, R.Usha and A.Vasumathi. Third prize of Rs 4,000 went to Avdesh and his team.
Mr. Shekhar of Yokohoma- The Pit Stop supported this Event. He gave each team a cap, a T- shirt and
2 gym water bottles. We truly appreciate the support and encouragement of Yokohoma company and
Mr Sekhar. The Club also gave each team member of every team a water bottle, a soft drink bottle and
a snack box.
Over all it was an event to remember. The enthusiasm of
the participants made us realize that car rally was just a
drive in the park for them and not a mere race.This spirit
will drive us onto better events.
KEEP WATCHING.
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KEEP ENJOYING.
- Vani Kancharla
Presenting ONE NITE STAND
20-12-2013 from 8.00 p.m. free for all Members, Guest Rs.300/get ready for a Rock Show on 20th December 2013 Friday Bash
B
angalore’s One Nite Stand is generating a buzz, not only in the city, but also around the country.
They won the ‘Best New Artist’ award last year, and this year they were honoured with ‘Best
Live Act’ by Hard Rock, India. One Night Stand is definitely one of India’s most promising young bands.
The band consists of Behram Siganporia, 27, on vocals and bass, Hemanth Diwakaran, 26, on lead guitar,
Neville Bharucha, 23, on keys, and Abhilash EK, 28, on drums. Because of the easy-to-listen aspect of their tunes, the band is a popular
choice at fashion events and launches. They played at the premiere of Shahrukh Khan’s film Ra.One, IPL 6 after-parties and the Great
Indian Derby 2013. You’re all from diverse musical backgrounds.
Keeping up with the tradition, on 14th Nov 2013, the Waltair Club Ladies
Committee stood ready against a candy coloured backdrop festooned
with coloured balls and smiley face cutouts to welcome children aged
15 years and below to a fun filled evening. The infectious enthusiasm
with which the kids started streaming in right from the scheduled start
time of 4.30 pm was such a boost to the Ladies Committee. Vani ,Kalyani, Madhu and Parveen had their hands
full registering the 163 kids who came to the event . It was such a cute sight to see pumpkins, a traditional Andhra
bride,a pineapple, an army officer,a fusion fruit, a Lady GaGa, a super hero Krrish, a police officer, an angel (just
7 months old), all rubbing shoulders with each other in the registration line. There were coloring competitions, Sudoku,
Four Pics One word, Word Search, Treasure Hunt, Around the world, and Tombola as games. All activities were conducted
in four age groups : 0-3 yrs, 4-7 yrs, 8-11 yrs and 12-15 yrs. Harshita and Sravani took care of the kids in the
age group 4-7 yrs . Madhu and Sridevi conducted games for the age group 8-11 yrs and Rajini for the 12-15 year
olds. Parveen was very correctly ???in charge of the 0-3 year olds.
Children’s Day
This year Children’s Day was aimed at being a programme-For the children, By the Children. Going with that theme
in mind, the Ladies Committee roped in Aharya Anumolu Advika Pagnis, Niket Mullagada and Aashish Chitturi
(4-7 yrs) ,Zoya Hosain , Chaturya Kothapalli (8-11 yrs), Sanjana Chitra , Don Veerepalli, Devi Bapuji, Kushi Oza
and Snegdha. A (all aged 12-15 yrs)to welcome the gathering, conduct the games as well as give the vote of thanks.
The confidence and poise with which they did their assigned tasks and the manner in which they informed the
audience interesting but relatively unknown facts about Jawaharlal would have put any professional anchor to shame.
We at the Ladies Committee are very proud of these young but committed presenters and thank them for making
our job so easy. They even made calling Tambola numbers, which is the task assigned to seasoned veterans of
the game look so simple with their effortless ease. The Fancy dress competition was judged by our First Lady Smt
Ammaji Rayudu, Mr Ravikanth Veerepalli (Committee Member in charge of Bar and General Services) and our Club
member MrRana Uppalapati. The fancy Dress competition was succession of the cutest kids in their really fancy
dresses. Some mothers put in a lot of time and effort in making the costumes making it a visual delight for all
those in the audience. DrAparna Madhu , wife of our Clubs Hony Treasurer was gracious enough to spend her birthday
with all of us at the Children’s Day Program and cut her birthday cake along with a whole bunch of kids there.
The success of any Children’s event is directly proportional to the number of gifts that are given away. Proving that
theory right was MrRana Upplalapati, Business Associate, Titan Industries who that evening was no less than Alexander
The Great. He came, he saw and he conquered the hearts of each and every child with his magnanimous sponsoring
of all the prizes and the take home gift that each and every child received at the end of the
program.
It was an evening to remember, cherish and experience. Those who missed it will forever regret
the same.
GREAT GOING LITTLE CHAMPS. WE ARE PROUD OF YOU.
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