Rotary Club No. 17632, District 9510.  Chartered 24th April 1954

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Oct23
Economic and Community Development Month
2
Public Holiday
 
 
9
Gayle Joyce
Introducing Gayle Joyce
 
16
Colin Wardrop
My Experience in the Middle East
 
23
Craig Dowling
District Visit
Committees
 
30
Village Fair
 
Board
 
 
Diary Dates
 
August 
 
     
Monthly Coffee at Poetic Justice - Members, Families & Friends informal get together  
     
November Gawler Village Fair                                                                    
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Nathan Pengelly
May 1
 
Kim Potger
May 5
 
Jan Meldrum
June 9
 
Kyle Smith
June 15
 
Gayle Joyce
June 19
 
Spouse Birthdays
Sally Fotheringham
June 26
 
Join Date
Ron Lloyd
May 5, 1980
44 years
 
Murf Murphy
May 8, 2007
17 years
 
Steve Barilla
May 10, 2004
20 years
 
Dave Griffiths
May 13, 2013
11 years
 
Colin Bazeley
May 28, 2012
12 years
 
Kim Potger
June 1, 1994
30 years
 
Anthony Barilla
June 3, 2020
4 years
 
Mark Forgie
June 5, 1989
35 years
 
Beth Hudman
June 6, 2016
8 years
 

Meeting Report

Meeting Report 3177 September 25th 2023

Apologies for the evening:
Colin Bazeley, Julie Tekell, Tom Kelly, Patsy Johnson, Anthony Barilla, Mark Smeaton, Wayne Murphy, Deb Williams, Mike Williams
 
Guests: Kyle Smith, Pres Rotary Club of Gawler Light -Darryl Matthews. 
 Harrison Clinch
This evenings Formalities:
Fines to: Shelter Bags
Toast
Grace
Chair
Bob Hinderwell
Geoff Benier
Margaret Leversedge
 
PP Barry Stewart introduced the chair for the evening- Margaret Leversedge who welcomed members and guests before introducing members who had messages to come forward.
PP Steve Barilla
  • Village Fair November 4th prep well underway. Everyone needs to be on deck to help, there will be jobs for all abilities.
PP Brian Burt
  • In the next couple of weeks we will have a chance to become involved in the Blue Rose Project -watch this space!
Beth Hudman
  • Reminder about coffee club on Wednesday -all welcome.
President John Lyons
  • Welcome Kyle who has submitted his application to become a member of the club.
  • Very big special welcome back to Stan who has been on the sick list.
  • Lance Hatcher has compiled History of the Rotary Club of Gawler book. Please borrow read and return the following week. It is an excellent reference.  
  • Don’t forget to email john with preferences/views  for club partnerships -geographically Gawler Light or Barossa is obvious, however we can pair with other clubs with similar interests such as service. We have to decide by October 28th.
Fellowship followed before PP Barry conducted the sergeant session. Wheel spin winners were Angela, Kathy and Kim. Barry told everyone that when he arrived Ian sanders was appeared to be looking for something on the ground. When Barry asked, he said he had lost his hearing aid battery. Brian joined them but it being so small it couldn’t be seen. Ian then said it didn’t matter it was an old one anyway! Members and guests were then once again entertained with Facebook Funnies and Bunyip Roundup. Barry asked Brian to report about his trip from the recent awards ceremony in the police car.
President John then thanked everyone for attending, reminded everyone that next week was a public holiday and closed meeting 3177.
 who after thanking everyone for their attendance, closed the meeting with the Four Way Test.
Peace Pole Project
On Friday 22nd September PP Brian Burt PP Kathy Heinrich and President John Lyons attended the unveiling of Peace Pole number 102 at Gawler Primary School. School  Principal Celeste Matthews and staff members made everyone feel very welcome.
The unveiling took place at an outdoors full school assembly in beautiful sunshine with a good number of parents in attendance.
Kathy read the Peace Message which was received with respect by the wonderful group of well behaved children, many of whom read their own thoughts and messages.
Celeste and the staff are very enthusiastic about this project and Celeste accepted Brians offer to provide sun flower seeds to plant near the pole and for children to take home and plant in their own gardens if they wish.
 A full report and photos also appeared in the Bunyip.
 
Gawler Primary students 
PP Kathy reading the Peace message
Paece Pole #102
PP Brian Burt, PP Kathy Heinrich, School Principal Celeste Matthews and Pres John Lyons with Peace pole number 102.
Message from Bob
Remember those $2 coins for the wheel when you pay in cash
 
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Are you part of a community group that needs more exposure?
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