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

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Welcome to our new weekly bulletin! Find out who our upcoming speakers are, what we covered during the last weekly meeting and other stories as they become available.

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May23
Youth Service Month
1
Marg Brassington
Time line Therapy,Hypnotherapy -
R.C of Elizabeth Visiting
 
8
 
Area 6 Dinner
 
15
Vivienne Goodenough
Heart of the Nation -with R.C Gawler Light
 
22
 
 
 
 
29
Committee meetings
 
Board
Kathy
 
June 23
Rotary Fellowship Month
5
Julie Johnson Public Image Ian Sanders
12
Public Holiday    
19
shawn Lock Autobiography Brian Burt
26
committee meetings   Board Kathy
 
       
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Date DIARY DATES
25th June RC Gawler Light Changeover
3 July RC Gawler Hangeover dinner 
15th July
 
Variety Bash Quiz Night Nixon's Function Centre
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Patricia Johnson
January 9
 
Alan Harris
February 7
 
Warren Dibben
February 13
 
Anthea John
February 17
 
Mike Williams
February 23
 
Spouse Birthdays
Sandra Jacob
January 7
 
Wayne Murphy
January 30
 
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
 
Michael Jacob
February 1, 1984
40 years
 
Geoff Benier
February 6, 2006
18 years
 
Barry Stewart
February 7, 2000
24 years
 
Mark Smeaton
February 27, 2017
7 years
 

Meeting Report

Meeting Report 3163 June19th 2023
 
Apologies for the evening:
Colin Bazeley, Dave Griffiths, Julie Tekell, Leanne Clinch, Mark Forgie, Tom Kelly, Trish Williams, Wayne Murphy
Guests
 
This evenings Formalities:
Fines to:  RYLA
Toast
Grace
Chair
Bob Hinderwell
Geoff Benier
PP Brian Burt
 
Sergeant Barry introduced Chairperson for the evening PP Brian Burt who officially opened meeting 3163 and read apologies before calling for Rotarians who requested spots this evening.
PP Almoner Mike Williams Maggie Murphy had another tumble she has had surgery and fortunately her hip was fractured not broken. She is home.
Trish Williams is still in Lyall McEwin hospital and Alan said she is sitting up in the chair but still not walking. She is welcoming visitors if anyone would like to pop in to see her. Perhaps just call first.
PP Steve
Unfortunately, the wheel was not ready for this meeting due to paint not ready. However, thanks to Ian Nys and Ron Lloyd the wheel will be ready for the next meeting.
A decision was recently made by the board to sell the donut machine. We have not been using it and there are also concerns over safety of hot oil.
There being no more spots Brian invited everyone to enjoy their meal.
During the sergeant’s session wheel winners were Km Potger and Michael Jacob. Barry then presented another entertaining session of Facebook funnies etc before handing over to Chairperson pp Brian who then introduced our guest speaker Shawn Lock to present his autobiography.  Shawn gave an honest and at times confronting account of his life so far. He acknowledged that at 19 he still had most of his life ahead of him. He grew up in Elizabeth with his parents and 3 brothers and attended Elizabeth East Primary school before moving to Munno Para West in 2018. Despite some family difficulties, Shawn did well in high school achieving an ATAR of 90 and was honoured to serve as School Captain in YR 12. During his final 2 years at school Shawn also worked in Fast Food outlets like many other young people.  Shawn applied to the Dept of Defence as part of their Gap Year program but received an offer to study Law at Adelaide Uni, so he decided to do that instead and perhaps join Defence Dept. after his studies are completed. Shawn joined the Australian Liberal Party and Rotary because he believes he has much to offer and wants to good for the community. He is rightly proud of the fact that he is a boy from the north who grew up in less-than-ideal circumstances but has not stopped and felt sorry for himself. Instead, he has grown from the experiences and is a role model for others in his situation. He stopped and reflected on who he wanted to be and who he didn’t and has taken all the positives to make him who he is.
Chair Brian thanked Shawn and presented him with his certificate of Thanks before introducing Pres kathy for the wrap up.
Pres Kathy reminded members that the Changeover is only 2 weeks away and RSVP needs to be done ASAP as the closing date is tomorrow. No money accepted on the night so please either pay at the next meeting or via direct deposit.
Also reminded members to get behind the Variety Bash quiz night on the 15thJuly.
Big thanks to Ian Nys for assisting Gawler Light at the football gates. Ian said he received a bottle of wine and has donated it to the raffle.
Next week is committees and board meeting-The final one before changeover.
Kathy then closed the meeting after members recited the Four-Way test.  
 
Pres Kathy with Shawn Lock and PP chair Brian Burt
Ian Nys helping RCGL at the football being given a bottle of wine. 
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Invitation to upcoming Changeover event for Rotary Club of
Gawler Light
Variety Quiz night preoder menu
2023  RYPEN information
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From the Bunyip May 10th
Are you or do you know someone aged 18-25? Applications are open for the upcoming program on23rd - 29th September 2023 and is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Adelaide.  It will again be held at the Nunyara Conference Centre, Belair.
Click on the image above to the application portal. 
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