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Rotary Club of Roseville Chase Bulletin 1

MEETING on 25 September (6.00 pm for 6.30 pm start)

Bulletin Volume; 29 Issue No; 6 25 September 2018

PARTNERS WELCOME

GUEST SPEAKER - LINDSAY MAY

“SYDNEY TO HOBART YACHT RACES”

Lindsay will talk about the 2017 Sydney Hobart Yacht race which he did as navigator on Kialoa II.

She was built 1967 and took line honours in the 1971 Hobart and won many races around the world for her original owner Jim Kilroy, the famous US yachtsman of Kialoa 1 to Kialoa 5 fame.

She was bought by a Sydney businessman in 2016, lying in Portugal and after a refit in the UK Lindsay and the crew raced the 2017 Fastnet Race, then the owner and 6 crew mates sailed her from the UK to Sydney between September to November taking 3 months.

She then competed in the 2017 Hobart and after the 2018 Hobart she will sail to San Diego for the July 2019 TransPac race to Honolulu. Then back to Sydney for the 2019 Hobart, then off to the northern hemisphere to resail over the next decade all the races she did in her heydays in the US, UK, Europe and The Mediterainian.

Lindsay is a member of the Lane Cove Rotary Club.


PRESIDENT RICHARD GREEN’S REPORTLast meeting we heard the Hon Barry Mahoney speak on the role and life of a district judge and some glimpses of the activities with his friend of many years ,Norm Gibson.

This week Lindsay May ,a member of Lane Cove Club will talk on his experiences over many years of sailing in off shore yacht races.

Tonight Stuart and Sandy ,Ted and Meg will be attending .It will be an opportunity to recognise their long membership and service to the club. We hope that many of the partners will be at the meeting.

The sausage BBQ at Bunnings Belrose was busy ,especially the middle shift. We made just over $1500 profit .At present we have no further allocations at either store .We have allowed for another 4 BBQ s in the budget.

I attended a meeting at the Roseville Arts Centre re the Sensory Garden They are going for a grant to fund the garden I am helping progress the design and to get an accurate cost. Rotary has made no firm commitment They need to raise 20 percent of the cost This will consist of probono consultant fees ,possible government grants and donations inkind. WHERE IS STUART!!

At the next meeting Chatswood will be present. The speaker will be Duncan Lapsely continuing with his description of the construction of Barangaroo. Also there will be a short presentation on the head coil.

John Hartley is getting together 6 students to go to RYPEN.We are also looking for some one to go to RLYA Does any member have any suggestions,( Can someone explain this to Norm)

Of great importance ,we will need to have a discussion on the future of the club.

Richard Green

President.


Advise Attendance Officer, Avis Manoukian, on 0418 411 404 or email [email protected] before 10.00am SATURDAY before the meeting. Club policy is that you must pay for your meal if you are absent without an apology by the deadline. If you or your guests have any special dietary requirements, please also advise Avis.

Date Meeting Program Introduction & Vote of Thanks

Welcomer

25 Sept Lindsay May OAM- Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race

(Thanks to Stuart & Ted)Greg Muldoon Sergeant

9 Oct Duncan Lapsley Barangaroo, History and Remediation of the Site

Malcolm Pilcher Sergeant

25 Oct Professor Philip O’ConnellOrgan and Tissue

DonationsNeil Howie Sergeant

LAST MEETING - 11 SEPTEMBER 2018

We dont have any members with birthdays in SEPTEMBER

MEETING ROSTERS

Club Membership 25 Attendance Percentage 72.00%

Members Present 18 Make-ups 0Apologies 7 Guests Attending 1Absent - No Apology 0 Partners Attending 2

Guest Speaker 1 Visiting Rotarians 0

BIRTHDAYS - SEPTEMBER 2018

APOLOGIES AND GUESTS


LAST MEETING - 11th SEPTEMBER 2018THE HON BARRY MAHONEY QC

Our speaker this was a retired District Court judge who shared his experiences across many NSW district courts , the hours required by the jobs and the type of matter he presided over.

These tales were intriguing enough but his reflection on people and geographic idiosyncrasies of NSW that was gripping.

However, I was most struck by the empathy he demonstrated to the people that had come before his court and his willingness to be fair , equitable and honest in his adjudications.

A great presentation enjoyed by all.

Ian Garrard

THANKS to STUART and SANDY FRITH and TED and MEG ANDERSON

Tonight we will have Stuart and Sandy Frith, and Ted and Meg Anderson as our guests to say thank you to them for their commitment, contribution and support to our Club and Rotary.

Below is a brief summary of the Rotary contribution by both Stuart and Ted.

Stuart Frith - PP, PHF + Sapphire PinStuart was the Charter President when the Club commenced on 24 April 1990,and held that position until 30 June 1991. He retires after 28 years membership.Stuart’s Board and leadership history, after serving as Charter President, is;• Attendance Officer - 1991/92• Membership Chair (jointly) - 1994/95• Sergeant-At-Arms (Jointly) - 2006/06• Leader of Centenary of Rotary International, Echo Point picnic project 2005• Leader 20th Anniversary of Roseville Chase Rotary Club, Echo Point 2nd picnic project - 2010• Leader 25th Anniversary of Roseville Chase Rotary Club, Malga Ave/ Babbage Rd playground - 2015• President’s Award - 2015.


Stuart was the driving force behind the 3 major projects of the Club at Echo Pointand Malga Avenue, negotiating with the local Council and Governments forapprovals and funding contributions and ensuring the projects were completed toa high standard.

As our Charter President, Stuart was instumental in developing our Club into “the friendly and fun ” club and set and established a very high standard for all subsequent Presidents to follow.

Ted Anderson - PHF + Sapphire PinTed joined the Club in July 1999, and has given 19 years of service to the Club.His Board and Officer positions show his level of involvement and contribution toRotary and our Club.• Community Services Director - 2000/01 , 2001/02• President’s Award - 2001/02• Membership Chair - 2003/04• Vocational Services Director - 2004/05, 2015/16, 2016/17• Program Chair - 2009/10, 2010/11• Fund Raising Chair - 2006/07, 2007/08• Sergeant-At-Arms (jointly) - 2011/12• Youth Services Director - 2017/18• International Service Director - 2017/18

Ted will be remembered, among many things, for his introduction to the Club of the “Shopping Bags” - some years ahead of its time now, and for his adaptation of the Mitcham Rotary Club, Adelaide, indigenous medical scholarship for 3 students to study medicine through the Newcastle University on the understanding the student would return to practice in their indigineous communities for 3 years. The project achieved a District Award in 2001/02 and subsequently was taken up as a District Project.His interest in Youth and Vocation also saw the Club expand its involvement inthese areas.Ted has also been the District 9685 “End Trachoma by 2020” Champion.


NEXT MEETING - 9th OCTOBERDUNCAN LAPSLEY

Barangaroo Precinct - History & Remediation of Site

Duncan Lapsley will be returning to our Club as Guest Speaker at our next Meeting on 9th October 2018Below is some historical information about Duncan.

SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCESenior Project Manager - Lendlease Building, Sydney, Australia. Jan 2007 –PresentKey Responsibilities:• Client/Owner relationship,• Tender preparation/management,• Consultant Procurement/Management,• Subcontractor procurement,• Contract administration,• Authorities negotiation.

Key Projects – Re-developments• Sunshine Plaza, Maroochydore, QLD - $320M (Owner GPT and LLIM), 2016-17,• Lakeside Joondalup, Perth, West Australia - $350M (Owner Future Fundand APPF), 2011-15,• Charlestown Shopping Centre, Newcastle, NSW - $380M (Owner GPT), 2007-10.

National Engineering Manager - Bovis Lend Lease, Syd., April 1999 - Dec 2006Engineering Manager, Nth America, (VP) -VSL Corp, Raleigh, NC, USA.(“Bouygues Group”) - January 1994 to October 1997Managing Director, VSL Hong Kong, Hong Kong, ( “Bouygues Group”), April1992 to January 1994:

Technical Manager, VSL Hong Kong, Hong Kong, March 1988 to April 1992:Taylor Thomson Whitting, Consulting Engineers (Syd., Bris.), March 1982 toFebruary 1988:

Duncan will be speaking about the “Barangaroo Precinct - History and Remediation of the Site”.


MEETING 23rd OCTOBER 2018 ORGAN AND TISSUE DONATION

GUEST SPEAKER– PROFESSOR PHILIP O’CONNELL

Previous Dinner Bulletins have carried the story of a kidney organ donation to the grandson of Maurie and De Stack, from Taree.

As a former District Governor, Maurie is seeking to mobilise all Rotary Clubs in Australia to urge families to register and discuss their organ and tissue donation decisions to help save more lives.

We are very fortunate to have Professor O’Connell as our Guest Speaker, an international expert on organ transplant research and on the critical need for organ and tissue donations. More than 1,500 Australians are currently awaiting transplant treatment.

Professor O’Connell is a Professor of Medicine at the University of Sydney, Director of Transplantation at Westmead Hospital and a founding Director of the Centre for Transplant and Renal Research at the Westmead Institute of Medical Research.

Professor O’Connell is a Past President of the international professional body - The Transplantation Society and was a guest speaker at the Rotary International Convention in Seoul in May 2016.

He was a member of the Australian Government Organ Donor Task Force that recommended the establishment of the Australian Organ and Tissue Authority to oversee organ donation in Australia. He is committed to the establishment of ethical solutions to the world wide organ shortage.

This is an ideal opportunity for us, our families and friends to hear what we need to know about making a decision that may help save more lives.

Please bring as many visitors as you can to give this important speaker a strong audience. Let Avis or Neil know if you intend to bring guests as soon as you can so that we can have an early gauge of numbers.

We have informed many Clubs in the District of Professor O’Connell’s evening and invited their members, partners and friends to attend out meeting. For catering purposes, heir attendance numbers must be received by FRIDAY 19 OCTOBER, 2018.


BUNNINGS BBQ SCHEDULED

NO DATES SCHEDULED AT PRESENT

IMPORTANT ROTARY DATES - 2018 AND 2019

• 13November2018 DistrictGovernorsOfficialVisittoClub• 16 March 2019 PETS (President Elect Training)• 29, 30, 31 March 2019 District Conference, Newcastle• 14 April 2019 District Assembly (Board for 2019/20 to attend)• 1-5 June 2019 Rotary International Convention, Hamburg,

Germany• 29 June 2019 District 9685 Change Over Dinner

IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING APOLOGIES

Apologies, Attendance by Guests and Dietary requirements

1 The Golf Club demands from Attendance Officer, AVIS, final attendance figures and any special dietary needs, of ALL attending at our meetings, by 11.00 am on Saturday before the meeting - the number of meals prepared and served, and the table settings, may be based on this number.by the Club

Its embarrassing to AVIS in his catering discussions with the Club, if he has not been advised that invited guests will be attending and the number, as potentially there may be no meals available for them.

2 The deadline for apologies, advice of your guests and any dietary needs toAttendanceOfficerAvisManoukian,istherefore before 10.00 am on Saturday before the meeting.


INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT OUR BUNNINGS BBQ’s

The keeper of all things factual and fictional, has provided the editor with some interesting facts about the Bunnings BBQ’s since our club first starting participating in this community fund raising activity (thank you John Hartley);

1. Our first involvement in Bunnings BBQ’s was on 1 May 2011, a Sunday at Chatswood, when we raised overall a profit of $997.00.

2. We have been involved in 73 BBQ’s ; 64 at Chatswood, and 9 at Belrose.

3. The total banked from the BBQ’s has been $91,249.60 (Sales of $86,917.85, Donations $4,331.75).

4. Individual banking has been Chatswood $78,043.90 (Sales $74,597.25 and donations $3,446.65) and Belrose $13,205.70 (Sales $12,320.65 and donations $885.10)

Chatswood BBQ’s1. The total raised from Chatswood 64 BBQ’s has been $78,043.90, which included $3,446.65 in donations.

2. The highest day was Saturday 3 December 2016, with $2,012.35 banked.3. The lowest day was Friday 9 October 2015, with $543.00 banked.

4 The lowest weekend day sales was Sunday 9 June 2013, $630.55.

5. The total donations at Chatswood has been $3,446.65, an average of $53.85 per BBQ.

6. The average takings per BBQ (including donations) has been $1,219.44.

Belrose BBQ’s1. Total raised from Belrose 9 BBQ’s has been $13,205.70, which included $885.10 in donations. 2. The highest day was Sunday 19 February 2017, with $1,608.05 banked.

3. The lowest day was Saturday 28 April 2018, with $1,085.40 banked.

4 The total donations at Belrose was $885.10, an average of $98.34 per BBQ

5. Average takings (including donations) has been $1,467.30.


THREE MONTHS ROLLING ROTARY CLUB CALENDAR

OCTOBER 2018

SEPTEMBER 2018Date Day Event25 Tuesday Board Meeting 5.00 pm

RCRC Club Meeting 6.30 pm. Lindsay May OAM, Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race and Ocean Racing.(Also Thanks to Stuart Frith & Ted Anderson)

Date Day Event

9 Tuesday RCRC Club Meeting 6.30 pm. Duncan Lapsley, Remediation and Archeology of Barangaroo SiteVisit from Chatswood Rotary Club.

21 Sunday Graffiti Removal Day

23 Tuesday Board Meeting 5.00 pmRCRC Club Meeting 6.30 pm. Professor Philip O,Connor, Organ & Tissue Donation and Registration. “Donate Life”

NOVEMBER 2018Date Day Event13 Tuesday RCRC Club Meeting 6.30 pm

DistrictGovernor,SusanWakefield-OfficialClubvisit.Update from Barry Anderson onErmera East Timor Water Project

27 Tuesday Board Meeting 5.00 pmRCRC Club Meeting 6.30 pm.


ROTARY CLUB OF CHATSWOOD70TH ANNIVERSAY

The Rotary Club of Chatswood Inc was chartered on 29 July, 1948 and has been continuously active in its communities for over the last 70 years.

On Friday 30 November 2018, the club will be celebrating its 70 years of Rotary. We have enjoyed the company of the Chatswood Rotarians at some of our meetings over the past year, and when we attended their meeting earlier this year.

Full details of the anniversary dinner will be provided in due course by the Chatswood Club, but members are requested to diarise the date now so that you wont have any conflicts of commitments if you intend attending the dinner.

On Sunday 21 October 2018 It’s time to take ownership.

It’s time to be proud. It’s time to Love Where We Live by taking part in Graffiti Removal Day! The aim of Graffiti Removal Day is to highlight the problem of graffiti across NSW and encourage people to volunteer to remove and prevent graffiti. Graffiti vandalism costs the NSW Government and residents more than $300 million every year and it has to stop.

The results speak for themselves – • Since its inception in 2012, the number of GRD volunteers has i ncreased from 597 to over 1800 in 2017. • In its first year, 100 sites were nominated. In 2017 volunteers removed graffiti from 428 nominated sites. Overall, roughly 120,000sqm of graffiti has been removed by GRD volunteers since the inception of the event. That equals a community service value of about $8.8 million value in savings for private owners and the Government.


ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGECELEBRATING 60 YEARS IN AUSTRALIA

Rotary Youth Exchange is celebrating 60 years in Australia this year.As part of the preparations, the District Youth Exchange Committee has been trying to contact and invite all the past students to an event, but many application forms often have no current email or street address.

Andrew Eagle was the first outbound student sponsored by our Club. Andrew has written to District and our Club expressing his thanks and about the profound impact for the life changing opportunity that our Club has given him through the Rotary Youth Exchange Program. His letter has been circulated to all members.

District is asking if members are in contact with other past students, to please encourage them to reconnect with the club. District would also like contact details of any of our students so they can invite them to the event.

The details for the event are found on https://60yearsofrye.eventbrite.com.au

Our seventeen (17) sponsored outbound students have been;Year Student Name Sponsored to;1992/93 Andrew Eagle - SHORE Norway, January 1993.1993/94 Natalie Rourke Finland, January 1994.1994/95 Hugh Robinson Montreal, Canada, January 19951995/96 Stefany Goldring Sweden, 20 January 19961998/99 Lauren McGurgan Istanbul, 16 January 19991999/00 Jenny Arnold Novasibirsk, Siberia, January 20002000/01 Claire Winnick - Lareto College Norway, January 20012001/02 Kyle Liddell Omsk, Siberia, January 20022002/03 Lucienne McCullough Brazil, January 20032004/05 James Brettell Denmark, January 20052005/06 James Rushton Norway, January 20062007/08 Maddy Gerrard Sao Paulo, Brazil, January 20072008/09 Jessica Headstrom - SCEGGS Brazil, January 20092009/10 Jessica Madsen - Killara High Brazil, 20 January 20102010/11 Steven Chan - St Josephs Taiwan, January 20112011/12 Sienna Lake - Killara High Normandy, France, January 20122013/14 Matthew Wong - Forestville High Bethune, France, January 2014

If any members know of the contact details for any of these students please ask them to contact our club or the District chair at

[email protected]


ROTARY LEARINING INSTITUTE21 OCTOBER & 4 NOVEMBER, 2018

RLI bolsters retention by arming participants with the knowledge and skills they need to operate effectively and confidently as Rotarians.

You have the chance to strengthen your club by sending members to RLI 49, to be held on Sundays21Octoberand4NovemberattheThornleighoffice. Cost is $75 per head (which we encourage clubs to pay on behalf of Rotarians) and includes lunch, teas and all course material. Please actively promote the benefits of this course to your members and encourage attendance; we know that just announcing it is not as effective. I have attached the outline program for your information. Please register at rli.rotarydistrict9685.org.au Members who have completed Part 1 of the course earlier should contact me directly for registration on Part 2. Yours in Rotary Learning and Development,

Editor’s Note;I have the program for the 2 days if any member is interested in attending.


ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARDS (RYLA)CALL FOR NOMINATIONS

Its time to think about young people who may be suitable to, and benefit from, attendance at RYLA in January next year.

RYLA is an award that a Rotary Club gives to celebrate and reward the outstanding

contribution of one or more young persons aged between 21 and 27 in the local community.

RYLA is a week-long, live-in “life changing” experience for 90+ young adults who are in the early stages of their career - sponsored by District 9685 Rotary Clubs.

This week-long RYLA experience is an intensive time of nonstop activity and interaction.

RYLA is held in January each year. Applicants need to be prepared to research current issues and seek solutions through debate and planning. This is a rewarding week of teamwork that can be taxing for some.Applicants are nominated, interviewed and sponsored by the Roseville Chase Rotary Club.

How to apply? Applications are available online or you can download a copy from the website: www.d9685ryla.org.au

More information is available at www.RYLA.rotarydistrict9685.org.au

Every member is encouraged to think about any one they consider may be an appropriate nomination for this Award.

Please advise David Brand with the name of anyone who you consider could benefit from attandance at RYLA 2019, so that he can follow up with contact and interview of them, to determine if they would be a suitable nomination from this Club.


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Committees for 2018 - 2019

Club Administration Director PP Greg Muldoon Programs Chair; Norm Gibson, Public Relations Greg Muldoon, Ross Symons

Vocational, Community & International Service Director PP Peter Lewis Bob Warland, Grant Campbell, Avis Manoukian Vocational Service Community Service International Service

Youth Service Director David Brand Ian Fraser, ian Robertson, Greg Bell, John Hartley

Rotary Foundation & Funding Director PP Neil Howie Mike Harrowell, Malcolm Pilcher, Cliff Garrett, Arthur Marshall

Membership and Social Director; Sue Ward Allan Farrar, Lori Farrar, Peter McKeown, Di Wilkinson

Sergeant-at-Arms Ian Garrard

AttendanceOfficer Avis Manoukian

Bulletin Editor Ross Symons

Risk Management Allan Farrar

Working With Children PolicyClubVerificationOfficers Peter Lefmann, Diana Wilkinson

Welfare Chair Diana Wilkinson


All our meetings are hosted by the

Complimentary suppliers of function equipment

Complimentary storage of our graffiti trailer

Complimentary printing by Clarke Murphy Printing

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