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

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Apr22
Maternal and Child Health Month
4
Sheaoak Log Museum
Vocational Visit
Mark Smeaton
11
Brian Burt
Member Autobiography – My Retirement
Geoff Benier
18
NO MEETING
Easter Monday
Committees
n/a
25
NO MEETING
Anzac Day Holiday
Board
n/a
 
May22
Youth Service Month
2
Rotary Yard
Dinner at Nixon’s and Rotary Yard Clean Up
Chris Edmunds
9
NO MEETING
 
n/a
10
President Dean Bartley
Rotary Club of Modbury – Area 6 Districts Meeting
Dean Bartley
16
Kapunda Club
CLUB VISIT - Kapunda Club Final Meeting
in KAPUNDA
23
TBC
Member Autobiography
Committees
TBC
30
TBC
Member Autobiography
Board
TBC
 
Jun22
Rotary Fellowships Month
6
TBC
TBC
 
13
NO MEETING
Queen’s Birthday
n/a
20
TBC
Member Autobiography
Committees
 
    27
Change Over Dinner
Nixon’s Function Centre
Board
TBC
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Jan Meldrum
June 9
 
Bob Ahola
June 28
 
Spouse Birthdays
Sally Fotheringham
June 26
 
Join Date
Kim Potger
June 1, 1994
28 years
 
Anthony Barilla
June 3, 2020
2 years
 
Mark Forgie
June 5, 1989
33 years
 
Bob Ahrens
June 23, 1969
53 years
 
Trish Williams
June 24, 2013
9 years
 
Meeting Report
 
 
Meeting 3110 Monday 4th April 2022
Vocational visit in conjunction with Gawler Light to the SheaOak Log Museum.
Guests included: Gawler Light members, Darryl Matthews, Dave Cockshell, Grant Buik, Greg Morris, Marie-louise Lees, Peter Harper, Robert Eley, Stephen Arthur, Steve Mcloughlin, and friends of members Allan Benier, Harrison Clinch, Heather Folland, Julie Smeaton, Kinglsey Folland and Michele Nys.
Apologies were received from Dave Griffiths, Lance Hatcher, Bruce Eastick, Kevin Clarke, Julie Tekell, Mark Forgie, Bob Ahrens, Patsy Johnson, Colin Bazeley, and Deb Williams.
 
We all gathered outside the museum entrance and proceeded to have a very pleasant tour of the museum the Ahrens family had built to house a lifetime collection of Steam trains, steam and diesel engines cars trucks and other memorabilia of blacksmith tools going back over a hundred years.
Tony Fotheringham and Barry explained what the various engines did and started them up as the museum's goal is to have every exhibit to be in working order. Obviously steam is impractical so an elaborate network of pipes has been installed to run all the machinery on air pressure, it was amazing to watch some of these very old engines come to life.
 
After the meeting, we all gathered in the community hall to have an informal meeting where both President Mark and President Marie-Louise open and closed their respective meetings.
Both clubs supported the Relay for Life event which proved to be very successful for them and raised over $40,000 for such a wonderful cause.
 
 
 
Dinner in Community Centre Building
The girls busily prepping for the Dinner
Expert sausage sizzlers
Thanks girls for organising the Dinner

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