Rotary Club of Diamond Creek Bulletin 11/12/12

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RCDC

11th

Decemb er

2012

ROTARY CLUB OF DIAMOND CREEK

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District 9790

rotary club of diamond creek inc. past presidents

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Brian Bowen 1978-1979 Heidelberg North

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Bob Eycken 1983-1984 Alperton UK RI President Sakuji Tanaka Rotary Club of Yashio, Saitama, Japan Governor

John McCrohan 1992-1993 Ron Gordon 1993-1994

John Gatt Rotary Club of Diamond Creek

Chris Doupe 1994-1995

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Cliff Wearne 1995-1996

Pat Mill

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r Rotary Club of Diamond Creek

Club Officers President Vice President President Elect Secretary Treasurer & Public Officer

Ern Wardell 1996-1997 Rod Mackenzie 1997-1998

Steve Crosling Alan Jones Bev Baker Greg Paull Greg Adams

Directors and Standing Committees Club Administration PE Bev Baker Membership Phil Chambeyron Public Relations PP Alan Jones Service Projects PP Alan White Rotary Foundation PP Linda Gidlund

Steve Sampson 1998-1999 Robin Chapple 1999-2000 Peter Marriage 2000-2001 Rob Lloyd 2001-2002 Bev Baker 2002-2003 Joe Di Natale 2003-2004 Geoff Swan 2004-2005

Who ya gunna call ! President Steve Crosling 0417 595 282 Secretary Greg Paull 0427 712 688 Treasurer Greg Adams 0419 355 842 Editor: Greg Adams Art Director: Greg Adams Advertising : Greg Adams Bottle washer : Greg as well Editorial: send to ferrarigreg@gmail.com

Caution: The Bulletin contains no calories, vitamins, minerals or proteins. In fact, it is devoid of nutritional value. Nevertheless, it is a supplement much sought after and regularly the Rotarians of Diamond Creek. Note: Thedevoured views andby opinions expressed in this newsletter are not necessarily those of the Club or its members

John Gatt 2005-2006 John Arthur 2006-2007 Linda Gidlund 2007-2008 Alan White 2008-2009 Pat Millar 2009-2010 Clyde Hulme 2010-2011

Printed by Coventry & Co. Real estate Greensborough contact Irene Adams 0416000453

Alan Jones 2011-2012

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THE PRESIDENTIAL CROSS CHAT XRAY STEVE

Last

Sunday was the Rotary

Club

of

Diamond

Creek’s

course Uncle Arthur for organising it all.

children’s Christmas party held

The meeting Tonight is at Nandos

at the Eltham Lower Park on a

restaurant

windy

sunny

where the much anticipated 5 cent

It was fantastic to

challenge will be finalised. I know

but

afternoon.

lo v e ly

in

that

there with their children and

speculation on who had the most 5

grandchildren – a truly multi-

cent pieces and who “guesstimated”

generational experience.

the correct amount but nothing

BBQ

was

manned

by

a

has

been

Creek

see so many of our members

The

there

Diamond

much

has been leaked by the officials.

number of willing chefs and the

You will have to be there to find

Rotary

out!

tent

provided

a

comforting wind break so that a great afternoon was had by all.

N ext

Sunda y

the

com bined

churches of Diamond Creek will be

Of course the highlight of the

hosting the Carrols by Candlelight

afternoon

of

service in Diamond Creek and the

Santa – I wouldn’t say that we

Rotary Club of Diamond Creek has

are an affluent club but Santa’s

been asked to provide the BBQ for

“sleigh” was a BMW cabriolet

the evening.

with one very willing “reindeer”

We need volunteers.

was

the

arrival

driver – and the look of pleasure on the children’s faces was worth all the effort. A very jolly Santa, ably assisted by a very cute elf, soon

had

all

the

children

laughing and ripping open their presents.

And it goes without

Come along, cook a few snags and listen to some stirring traditional Christmas Carrols.

If you want to

see what Rotary in the community is all about then you won’t get a better chance than this.

saying that the children loved

And

speaking

of

Rotary

in

the

their Christmas stockings.

All

community – tonight is the Town

the effort made it a great day

Fair wrap up meeting. Come along

and so a special thankyou to

and find out what a terrific job

Santa and his helpers, and of

Rod Mackenzie and his team did. This is what it’s all about!!!!

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WHAT’S ON, WHO’S ON AND WHEN’S IT ON 11th December 2012 TUESDAY 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Nando Night partners night 5 cent results Attend, Tina E Chair, Linda G, Cash Sharraine B, Welcome Jacqui H, Regalia Warwick L, Raffle Gift Arthur L.

18h December 2012 TUESDAY 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Christmas Party Night partners night Attend, Rod M, Chair Bev B. Cash Greg A, Welcome Pat M, Regalia Raffle Gift Steve C.

Rotary We’re Back 15h January 2013 TUESDAY 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

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LETTER FROM SANTA…

Dear Diamond Creek Rotary Members Today I had a pleasant visit with some of your children and grandchildren at Eltham Lower Park. They have been such good children this year, though I had a few doubts about some of the oldies who were there! Whilst the joy and celebrations of Christmas were taking place at the park, I couldn’t help but reflect upon those who are less fortunate and the role that Rotary takes to fill this void. As recently as 5th December, an intense typhoon carved a path of destruction through the Philippines, leaving many families in desperate need of emergency shelter. Disasters such as this are all too common throughout the world. Once again, Rotary will come to the fore with assistance. Already, a Shelter Box Response Team is being mobilised to respond. Whilst our children were having fun in the park, many of the children in the Philippines are fighting for survival. Many regions remain isolated due to power outages, lack of communications and damaged roads and bridges. Thousands of people are reported to be in need of temporary shelter having lost their homes to the typhoon. Shelter Box have now deployed to over 90 countries and currently have 7 separate deployments over 4 continents. Globally, ShelterBox focuses on being prepared to respond quickly, anywhere in the world. If you are thinking of making a donation to a worthwhile cause this Christmas, please consider Shelter Box – any size donation can help. Whatever you can do can help to make a difference. If you would like to know more, see Santa’s helper Elf , Alan Jones. Have a wonderful Christmas Santa

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Name Club

Crosling, Steve

5cents

Total

$2.85

$2.85

$1.00

$29.15

$ 13.00

$21.50

$21.50

$ 13.45

$18.90

$18.90

$21.65

$21.65

$ 21.00

$14.95

$14.95

$ 23.35

$8.60

$8.60

$ 29.00

$1.45

$6.45

$ 34.50

$378.55

$380.75

$ 35.50

$20.00

$20.00

$ 36.55

$8.15

$19.15

$ 37.00

$3.15

$5.75

$ 39.00

$10.20

$19.30

$ 45.00

$7.75

$8.35

$ 51.00

Guess

$18.90

13.45

$5.45

$18.90 21

$2.10

$ 53.00 $25.80

$34.00

$ 55.00

$2.15

$6.05

$ 60.00

$7.05

$8.25

$ 65.00

$18.75

$22.95

$ 85.00

$19.80

$19.80

$5.50

$15.60 $10.00

$3.85

$9.65

$3.00

$7.80

$7.75

$7.75

$2.70

$2.70

$615.05

$721.90

12,301

coins

Find out the winner tonight at Nando’s

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