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march 23
Water and Sanitisation Month
6
John Goodger
Community Connect
 
13
ADELAIDE CUP DAY  
 
20
Vocational Visit
       
 
Mark Smeaton
27
Committee Meetings
 
Board
Kathy
 
April 23
 
3
Air Show Prep  
Steve
10
Easter Monday
 
 
17
Airshow wrap up
 
 
Kathy
24
Committee Meetings
  Board  
Date DIARY DATES
   
22 April 2023 Opening of basketball courts Princess Park Gawler. 
6 June 2023 Mawson Lakes Changeover - Para Hills Community Club
ADVANCE NOTICE
Rotary Club of Mawson Lakes is going early with their handover dinner this year.
They are holding their event on the 45th anniversary of the chartering of the club (under its former name).
Pop the date in your diary-6 June 2023 6:30 for 7pm at Para Hills Community Club.  Invites will come out soon!
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Patricia Johnson
January 9
 
Lance Hatcher
December 8
 
Geoff Benier
December 10
 
Mark Smeaton
December 15
 
Shawn Lock
December 19
 
Steve Barilla
December 29
 
Spouse Birthdays
Sandra Jacob
January 7
 
Wayne Murphy
January 30
 
Raelene Benier
December 4
 
Maureen O'Brien
December 7
 
Helen Kelly
December 12
 
Marj Ahrens
December 17
 
Anniversaries
Tom Kelly
Helen Kelly
January 21
 
Join Date
Brian Burt
January 14, 2002
22 years
 
Julie Tekell
January 15, 2007
17 years
 
Mike Williams
January 21, 1994
30 years
 
Jan Meldrum
January 25, 1993
31 years
 
Leanne Clinch
December 1, 2003
20 years
 
Chris Edmunds
December 4, 1995
28 years
 
Bob Ahola
December 7, 1987
36 years
 
Shawn Lock
December 12, 2022
1 year
 
Meeting Report 3155 April 17th 2023
Apologies for the evening:
Julie Tekell, Leanne Clinch, Patsy Johnson, Shawn Lock, Tom Kelly, Anthea John.
Bruce Eastick, Colin Bazeley, Dave Griffiths, John Lyons,
Guests
Carol Stewart- guest of Barry
This evenings Formalities:
Fines to: RAM (Rotary against Malaria)
Toast
Grace
Chair
Wayne Murphy
Mark Forgie
Kim Potger
Sergeant Barry Stewart introduced Chair for the evening PP Kim who opened meeting 3155 and welcomed members and guest Carol Stewart.
Kim then called for Rotarians who wished to have a spot to come forward.
PP Mike Williams-Almoner
  • Thanked everyone for their thoughts and well wishes for the recent passing of Deb’s mum.
  • Informed members that Dr Bruce has been confirmed to have Covid today.
  • PE John Lyons is having lingering problems from his accident and not doing too well lately.
Angela Moore
  • We have been asked to provide a sausage sizzle at the opening of the new Basketball courts on Saturday morning. As it is a youth event Steve B suggested that it was passed to the Youth Committee. No idea of numbers but a small team will be needed. Colin Bazeley has already volunteered to collect the trailer on Saturday. Mike W and Ron will organise and pack the trailer on Friday ready for collection. Angela took names of willing volunteers.
After a break to enjoy our meal PP Steve Barilla presented the wash up from the air show
  • A huge thank you to everyone both those who helped on the day but also those who couldn’t make it on Sunday but helped in the lead up. A very special thank you though to pp Ron, pp Mike W, Deb, Mark S for their help setting up on Saturday afternoon. Anthony for arranging the cool room. Also Madison Williams who was like a ‘machine’ on the eftpos machine and was very proficient at multitasking.
  • We received lots of positive comments re the quick service and organisation.
  • The docket system worked extremely well,
  • The new signs looked great and lots of people were observed checking them so they knew what was available.
  • Having team leaders (chiefs) made it easier for people to know what they should be doing.
  • Around 6,000 people visited the airshow.  
  •  There were more food vendors than we expected which was good but the negative was there were 2 other vendors selling hot dogs.
  • We decided to drop the price of drinks due to the huge variance of prices and vendors on either side selling drinks cheaper.
  • The only food we had left was cheese, mike will bring next week for Rotarians to purchase because it will not last until the next event.
  • The general consensus was it was a fabulous day and also very profitable for the club.
President Kathy thanked Steve for his huge effort in the lead up and over the weekend.  
Next week is committee and board meeting. Kathy then asked members to join in the four way test and closed meeting 3155.
 
In case you missed them please enjoy a second look at the photos from the airshow-Angela
 
The cooks all ready to go
prep
deep discussions
New signs-You cant mistake what we sell!
Deb and Maggie 
Front Line service
Nice clean apron to start!
Just need customers now
The President -and this was before it started!
The Breast Screening bus is  to Gawler- make an appointment before it leaves!
 
 
   
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