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R.I. Theme 2020-21
Di Harrison
President 2020-21

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Bulletin Editor
Kishor Manani
FOUR WAY TEST
1. 
Is it the TRUTH?
2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
INVOCATION
For Good Food
for Good Fellowship
and the Opportunity to
Serve through Rotary
WE GIVE THANKS
ADVANCE AUSTRALIA FAIR
Australians all let us rejoice,
For we are one and free,
We've golden soil and wealth for toil,
Our home is girt by sea,
Our land abounds in natures gifts,
Of beauty rich and rare,
In history's page, let every stage
Advance Australia Fair!
In joyful strains then let us sing,
"Advance Australia Fair!"
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Moe Bulletin Issue No. 12 
Posted by Kishor Manani
 
Rotary Club of Moe will next meet
 on Monday 5th Oct 2020
 
Zoom 'Fireside' meeting

 To start online from 7.00 pm 

(OR as advised by your Chairs)

Please check that you have received the confidential Zoom meeting Code and the Password  in your personal email, from your Chairs.

(Apologies to Attendance Officer Shen Guo 

and Zoom moderator Robin Noakes)

 
JULY
 
Rotary Area of Focus
Rotary Fellowships
Di's Dialogue #49
 
 
Konnichiwa!
The Tokyo Olympic Games have begun! During lockdown, sport provides a focus of interest for many people and that was certainly the case in our house last night. First the footy then the opening ceremony of the Olympics in Tokyo.  Although slow moving at first, the occasion gradually gathered momentum. Highlights were the lighting of the cauldron with the Olympic flame, seeing our flag bearers, Paddy Mills and Cate Campbell, leading our Australian team into the arena, and the amazing drone formation above the stadium.
Closer to home, three states are in lockdown. For those of us with family in NSW, we know how they feel and the despair about a possible longterm lockdown will be overwhelming for many people. For Victorians, I am hoping our lockdown will be over soon.
So, for Moe Rotarians, that means we will be zooming together again for at least the next two Mondays…
As Robin Noakes is still travelling through the WA outback, I will oversee Zoom and will send out a Zoom link Sunday evening. Our new Sargent-at-Arms, Barry Dunstan will host the meeting on Monday night. Sincere thanks to Rog Taylor for organising the program at short notice.
A group trivia will be part of the program, so please participate and find a trivia question that has three answers, with one being the correct answer. Further information about the program is included in this bulletin.
Lastly, an update regarding the preferred venue for club meetings. Thank you to everyone who participated, and I was really pleased that 26 out of 28 active club members voted. Overall, 4 members were happy to meet at either venue; 2 preferred the Moe Hotel; but the Moe RSL was the clear winner with 20 votes. Secretary Maureen will contact the RSL and confirm future bookings. Nonetheless, we do need to acknowledge the support of the Moe Hotel as a meeting venue from early February through to the end of June. How we do this will be discussed with our Program Chair, Rog Taylor.
Enjoy the weekend. Stay safe and I will, hopefully, see you all in Zoomland on Monday night!

 

President Di

 

 

 


 
 
Stories
Centennial Project
Botanic Gardens Upgrade Centennial Project - Update to Club 28th September 2020
  • The Club Sub-Committee for this Project (Di Harrison, Barry Dunstan, Bill Connell, Len Cairns, Alan Bishop, met on the 23rd September at the Botanic Gardens to review progress.
  • Reviewed Grant applications to date and noted Club’s application for $7000 from Latrobe City Council was unsuccessful with an opportunity to reapply in March 2021.
  • Agreed to wait until application to Energy Australia for funds for a replacement BBQ from their Project funds and then review if we are to proceed with the Project as previously outlined to Club.
  • Sub-Committee to then prepare a full submission, once the outcome of Council Elections are know, and to firstly present this to our two Councillors and then Council Officers.
  • Sub-Committee reviewed: The internal arrangement in “Pash’s” Pavilion and whether a rearrangement of seating would be better, subsequently agreed there is no gain in this. But there is room to mount a double BBQ of modern design.
  • Small Rotunda was inspected and agreed to seek quote for roof replacement then Club to repair and repaint ASAP.
  • Rotary Round Gardens (Swing Bridge Garden): noted that it has been cleaned up and awaiting replanting.
  • Position of gardens beds established for Len Cairns’ Rotary District Funded Flower beds. This project ready to proceed and some materials already purchased.
  • Memorial wall inspected and agreed that it should stay as and where it is.
  • Future projects. Raise with Council the need for new pathways and improved drainage and Disabled parking in the parking area.
 
Melbourne Cup Eve results
 
Below are the horses drawn for our Rotarians who didn’t request exclusion from this year’s Melbourne Cup sweep, together with their finishing positions.
 
Pos.
Horse
Rotarian
Pos.
Horse
Rotarian
1
Twilight Payment
Di Harrison
13
Surprise Baby
Maureen
2
Tiger Moth
Rhonda
14
Miami Bound
Julian
3
Prince of Arran
Ross
15
Master of Reality
Alan Bishop
4
The Chosen One
Robin
16
Steel Prince
Helen Mac
5
Persan
Bill
17
Etah James
Alan Sinnott
6
Sir Dragonet
Len
18
Vow and Declare
Lyn
7
Verry Elleegant
Bryon
19
Mustajeer
Barry
8
Russian Camelot
Di Wilkinson
20
Stratum Albion
Shen
9
Finche
Kishor
21
Dashing Willoughby
Peter
10
Ashrun
Bruce
LAST
Avilius
Helen M
11
Oceanex
David
DNF
Anthony Van Dyck
John
12
Warning
Bryce
SCR
King of Leogrance
Michael
 
Prize money distribution, as announced on the night:  $60 (first), $30 (second), $20 (third), $10 (last)

Congratulations to Di H, Rhonda, Ross and Helen – a great result this year for the fillies.

Commiserations to Michael and John, whose horses were scratched or did not finish.

Treasurer Helen will arrange payments after all contributions have been received.

At a later date she will inform us of how much we raised for Australian Rotary Health.

Methods of payment due to COVID restrictions -
1. Online banking of $5.00 plus Mental Health Donation to BSB 033-128 A/c No. 108118 (include your name in the payment reference) or 2. in person to this account at Westpac Moe.
 
      
 
 
Fines due please
As you are aware, previous Sergeant Bryce and current Sergeant Alan have been taking names of members who have received a fine since we commenced meeting on Zoom back in April.
 
The Sergeants have now collated all fines and I have sent out personal emails highlighting fines that you have been bestowed upon you, from approximately April to 14 September 2020
 
The amount you wish to contribute towards your fine is at your own discretion and can be banked directly to the General account.  Please state your 'name and fines' in the reference box when paying electronically
 
All donations will be gratefully accepted!!!!

Maureen Bishop

Secretary

 

Articles for Bulletin
Members are reminded and encouraged to send in newsworthy articles to the Bulletin Editor.
 
Depending on the relevance and importance, the article can be included in the next available Bulletin or saved and used at an appropriate time , eg meeting agenda, monthly themes etc
 
Kishor
 
District News
DYK District 9820 has a YouTube Channel? 
 
Simply search District 9820 in the Youtube search bar and hit subscribe
 
Go online and have a look-see!
 
Subscribe to receive any new uploaded information.. can we increase the current subscribers from 48?
 
Forthcoming Events
July
 
July   5  Jamie Hunt- Induction
July 12  Moe Club Changeover, Moe RSL
 
Keep smiling!
             
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
John Hutchinson
July 1
 
Julian Yeatman
July 1
 
Peter Kingsbury
July 10
 
Maureen Bishop
July 22
 
Spouse Birthdays
Sparky Morrison
July 15
 
Anniversaries
Kishor Manani
Reshma
July 14
 
Join Date
Shen Guo
July 9, 2012
9 years
 
  
INVOCATION ROSTER – 
Date
Member
26 July 2021
Alan Bishop
2 August 2021 Maureen Bishop
9 August 2021 Lyn Cassar
23 August 2021 Bill Connell
 
Please Note: Members are encouraged to arrive at the meeting venue from 6.00pm for 6.30pm start.
MONTHLY MEETING SCHEDULE 
1st Monday of Month General Club Meeting followed by Club Service Committee meeting
6.30 - 7.00
7.00 - 8.00
Committee Service Meetings to be organised by Chairs with an Agenda prepared beforehand and circulated
2nd Monday of Month General Club Meeting 6.30 - 8.00pm Rotary "Areas of Focus"* Club Service Meeting TBA on another night as needed. May be held via Zoom if Club Service Committee prefers
3rd Monday of Month
General Club gathering 
Board Meeting
6.30 - 7.00
7.00 - 8.30pm
 
4th Monday of Month Club Assembly 6.30 - 8.00pm All Chairs and Secretary to report to the club
5th Monday of Month Partner's night/Social Evening TBA
 
 
*Guest Speaker/Program activity to be planned according to Rotary's Areas of Focus
COMMITTEES V.1.1      
BOARD
VOCAT. & YOUTH
COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL CLUB ADMIN
D.Harrison (Pres.)
R Noakes B Connell D Wilkinson A Bishop (PE) /(Serg)
A.Bishop(PE)
B Eishold R Maxfield P Kingsbury Di Harrison (Pres)
H Morrison (IPP) H Morrison A Bishop B Puddy M Bishop (Sec) /(Web)
M.Bishop (Sec)  D Harrison L Cassar B Paull/ M Koch R Taylor (Program/Media)
H.Macdonald (Treas)
K Lucas D. Wood
W.Farmer
H Macdonald (Treas)
B Connell (C) R Taylor B.Dunstan J Hutchinson
L Cairns (CPO)
M Bishop (C) M Bishop A Sinnott D.Power M Bishop (website)
R Noakes (C)   L Cairns S Guo/ R Crooks S Guo (Att'dance)
P Kingsbury(M'ship) GOLF COMMITTEE H MacDonald K Manani R.Maxfield (Historian),
D Wilkinson (F'n Chr) R Taylor J Yeatman   R Noakes (Zoom)
 
M.Bishop
   
W.Farmer (FB/Social)
 
J.Hutchinson
SERGEANT  TEC'NOLGY/ WEB/BULLETIN K Manani (Bulletin)
MEMBERSHIP A.Bishop
A Bishop
W.Farmer/B Eishold (FB) B Eishold (FB/social)
 P Kingsbury Di Harrison (ex offio)   M Bishop (website) Club Property Officers
FOUNDATION
H Morrison (raffle)
CATERING K Manani (bulletin) A Bishop/R Maxfield
D Wilkinson EXEC SEC B Puddy L Cassar   Club Welfare Officers
        H Morrison/ R Crooks
 
 
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