John advised us that 14 of his fellow RCE club members in 1980 are still members today.

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Volume 77 Issue 3 Tuesday 19 July 2011 This week s speaker John Gorman : member behind the badge John Gorman was introduced by John Chadderton who advised us that John Gorman was an Australian

John advised us that 14 of his fellow RCE club members in 1980 are still members today. John Gorman always lived in the local area and has been married to Margaret for 49 years.

1 Volume 77 Issue 3 Tuesday 19 July 2011 This week s speaker John Gorman : member behind the badge John Gorman was introduced by John Chadderton who advised us that John Gorman was an Australian representative in shooting and was proposed by Royce Abbey to originally join RCE in His initial stint with RCE lasted until 1980, leaving to attend to hectic business commitments. John advised us that 14 of his fellow RCE club members in 1980 are still members today. John Gorman always lived in the local area and has been married to Margaret for 49 years. John started his working career as a wool classer travelling through wool sheds in out back Australia. He then moved into Skin buying in a career direction that he has thoroughly and has seen him travel the world to such fashion locations as France, Italy, China and Iraq! Almost all skins used to be sold to France where the wool was removed and sold and the hide made into leather, primarily for the fashion industry. Today, most skins are sold to China. From Board: $1000 allocated for the third year reimbursement of Joe Bradbury Awardee, Ben Roehlen. Ben continues his motor mechanics apprenticeship and his passion for being part of an auto racing pit crew. Due to increased costs, effective immediately lunch time meals will rise to $28 (still $30 inclusive of raffle tickets).

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?

2 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 P.O Box 161 Essendon, VIC 3040 From President Steve: The chairs of our Club committees have their own goals which they will work towards during the year, and you will be part of that as a committee member. What I would ask of each of you is that you set 3 individual goals they don t have to be life-changing ; it may be as simple as deciding to make that extra effort to attend a committee meeting on a particularly wintry night whatever they are, 3 things which will define your commitment to our Club. Going through life without goals is like a trip to the shop without a list, or a meeting with no agenda things might be accomplished but it s more through good luck than good management. I want everyone to reach the end of the new Rotary year and be happy with what they ve done towards maintaining our position as one of the premier Clubs in Australia. Club President: Steve Roe Club Secretary: Rob Thomas Hire of Club trailer Do you need a mobile BBQ for your next function? Then consider our club trailer. See Sam Morello for details. FOR SALE: package deal consisting RCE Peak cap, 75 th anniversary lapel badge and 75 th Anniversary Club photo. $20. Contact Maurice Mollica. HELP URGENTY NEEDED: To gain the full potential of your membership within Rotary why don t you take up a few weeks of editing Contact? You will be amazed at how it enhances your knowledge of what is going on and how the Club operates. Contact Roger Leask. Today s Attendance 39 members plus 5 guest MISSING: Does anyone know the whereabouts of the folder of member s partner s name badges. Last seen Charter Night. Contact Rob Thomas please. Don t Forget: Gala Auction Night. July 29 (less than 2 weeks away!!) Great items with something for everyone including helicopter flight, share in race horse, coffee machine, handbag, whiskey, jewelry, Footy Show tickets, men s suit, set of car tyres, restaurant vouchers etc. Contact Sam Tartaglia NOW for bookings.

3 For the diary Weekly Raffle: Congrats to Richard Lawrence for winning the weekly draw. But the jackpot is still alive as he failed to pick the Joker. Jackpot over $300. Proposed new members: Debbie Phelan Classification: Legal Practice Management Connie Maina Classification: International Aid Administration Mon 25/7/11, 7.30pm DATE EVENT VENUE Tues 26/7/11, 1pm Friday 29/7/11, 7pm for 7.30pm Board Mtg Assistant Governor Mark Schirmer Visit Fredricks Gala Auction Tues 20/9/11, 1pm DG Visit Fredricks Tues 1/11/11 Tues 29/11/11, 1pm AGM Tues 13/12/11 evening Tues 20/12/11 breakfast Tues 27/12/11, Tues 3/1/12, Tues 10/1/12 Tues 17/1/12 late afternoon/evening No meeting Melb Cup Xmas Function (no lunch time mtg) Breakfast mtg instead of lunch No meeting Xmas Meeting and BBQ at DIK Home of Steve and Kerry Ascot House Receptions, Fredricks TBA Fredricks DIK 9/3/12 12/3/12 80 th D9800 Conference Melbourne Convention Centre Tues 22/5/12 Charter Night (no lunch time mtg) TBA Tues 3/7/12, 1pm President Changeover Fredricks D9800 GSE Team Welcome Home: Join RC of Melbourne South in welcoming home from Texas the D9800 GSE team of Club Tivoli, 291 Dandenong Rd, Windsor, 7pm 5/8/11. $50 pp 3 course dinner. Phone Mark Stephens URGENT REMINDER Subs now due: $295. If not already paid, please do so promptly. Please also consider Every Rotarian Every Year tax deductible contributions to Foundation.

4 Thank you to our 2010/11 CONTACT and web site sponsors. Some sponsorship vacancies exist for 2011/12. $250 including listing in CONTACT every week and on RCE website. Please see Maurice Mollica.

Pictured here are the Project Officers at the residence of Anne Rogers with Dr. San San Yi of Europ Continents Myanmar, who flew into Melbourne for the weekend and attended the discussions.

5 This week in International*. The Myanmar Project Officers of the Club held one of their regular roundtable meetings last Friday afternoon to discuss the project and make plans for the forthcoming year. Pictured here are the Project Officers at the residence of Anne Rogers with Dr. San San Yi of Europ Continents Myanmar, who flew into Melbourne for the weekend and attended the discussions. * Submissions to the editor from other committees always welcomed. Help yourself and help the Club by banking with Strathmore Community Bank. For example, take out a home loan and the club will received up to $500, take out a business loan and the club will receive up to $600, take out a 3 month fixed term deposit and the club will receive up to $50 etc. For more details drop into the branch at 337 Napier St or call branch Manager Philip Stewart on

President: Boris M. Struk Editorial Logistics: Grant Sheldon

President: Boris M. Struk Editorial Logistics: Grant Sheldon VOLUME 79 issue 21 November 26, 2013 A busy week in Rotary: Approximately 20 Rotarians old and new (including Andrew Lowcock) clean up graffiti,