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ANNUAL

1989

REPORT- 1990

ENroYROTARY!

THE 1989.90 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL THEME

TABLE OF COIITEI{TS

PRESIDENTIS REPORT 1

SECRETARY ' S REPORT 3

ATIENDANCE/CATERING ANd ATTE DANCE RECORD 5

WEEKLY CLUE ATTENDANCE

PROCRAM!{E

COI.'MUNITY SERVICE

VOCATIONAL SERVICE

CLUB SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE

FIRST LONC TERI.,I EXCHANGE STUDENT

9

10

10

11

STUDENT EXCHANCE snd NEW ZEALAND SIIORTTERM STUDENT EXCHANCES 12

BAND NIGHT IN TI{E BAROSSA 13

TREASURER'S REPORT 14

PRESTDNIT'S RFORT 1949-90

ROTARI CUIB OF BAROsSA DIS'IRTCT

Taking rp the Rotary International tharc for thisyear, nalrely IX'UOY ROIARY,U1e chngeo!.er dil.mer in the lrBin Dining Roon at The l^]einta1 , TanLn lda,was a npst enjoyable occasicn for Ute many farlily grolps who attsded.Speectles a,nd fonrElities were kept to a ndnjlRm, even t,L1ough each of u€five Past Presidsrts of crlr^ cllrlc !'eldrLisced about cne of ti€ tliqhlightsof their yeai as President.

'Itle new Board was duly i-nducted, olrr exchange student frqn Japdl, Ilbd1i-ko,heLped by our. new President's wife, Efizabeth Eckennam, kept t}le yougerfolk pr€sent entertained i.r_ith Origanri, A spontar'leous paper plane cq@etitionscon l]ad t]€ ]olmger in age, as lrell as the yormger in hea.rt, adcing outtlrc "Enjoy Rotary" thene I

The o<cel1ent attendance by n'erbers at reglnar neetir€s v,ras dle of tllehiqhlights of the past year. certairrly our club has a strcng bold offriendstrip ard socializatictl.

Trlsrty six mqdrers were on our books as at J.t1y 1, 1989. wlthin a few !.€ekst!,Jo me'nbers had tendered their resignaticn. A furll€r six resigned dlrlngthe cor-rrse of the next twelve tfiru,s, fdlr of theln as a result of ti€ clulcdecision to adopt the nqd Rotarlr' Iiternaticnal ccnstiit\rticn, allcrdrlg fqialesto be addtted to ttle clulc if our irsnbers so desire, after beirg ndninatedin U€ usual nErrmer. Arrother tr^Jo resignaticns occ1lrred because <ne perscr:lleft eqrlq,rnent jl1 the district, anci the ourer msnller is no lcnger ableto attend nEetlngs cn our nonnal lvlonday evenirrg.

'Ihus it is disappointing to report tlat eight msnbers of our clLrlc resigned

^vF. 1-ha nr. t w6Fr Thjs . - . t . , - lv l in i rar rhp

^.-1 : \ . i , iFc rhaL could be

r-mdertaken by our clulf, and caused rnany mqnbers to seriousfy evaLuate ourfuture dlrection. It is to all rerbers credit tt)at these r.erbership changesprobably lnitiated a healthier base cn which to continue in the fulure.

On a brighte. note four rrew ndrbers v€re indlrcted d\rrir€ ti]e year. l\lb tr,ElccnreJolnl cerkens, Alec Rex, Roberi Cates ard Kerry FIal1 to our clulc.

Eadl comittee has been handicapped by a slral-l nunber of lt,erbefs yet ea<rhof the Director's reports indicate e)<cellent flrdraj-sing as rlel] asopportrmities for feflowship at-rd senrlce. I urge aff r.snbers to slFportfutur"e inltiatlves as our cLr.rb needs meanir€ftfl artd rea]istic pnojectsto help ser-\,.e those a|ormd us, as well as strengthen tlle bords of fellq^/shipbet\reen our rnsnbers.

Afler succes._ r'l ly hosl ing our fi.st I ong tF.'r Fotarv o(Jhdnge shlenLform Nlaich 1989 to Mard1 1990, as !,refl as sponsoring our first outgoingexchange shrdent to an overseas cowltry (West C.ernEny) in Jarrlraly 1990,it was a personal disappoinirent Urat our clulc decided not to host (andtherefone also sponsor an outgoing student) in U1e ccrdng brefve nr)ntlls.I hope that this decision is reversed over the next year as I befie\,e c{rclub, tl€ Ba:rossa ccnrnndty and an overseas ccrlrn\rrity ar€ the poorer fornot beino involved.

I tid)k aIl nEnbers fof ttreir s.Fport ad lqfalty over ttE last btary year. AAecial vord of tha$is to PauI RcBrled for his ultirilg efforts adpainst king attgtti-dr to detail a6 Secretary. I wish ttF Botary Cllic ofBarossa District e\Ery blessiig ln ttE fubre.

CLUB UJTIES 1949-90 RSTARY YEAR (as at JL!.E 1990)

PFESIENI B..Ldr Ecl{erfian

VICE FRESIIET,IT Jirn Mitdlel1

SECFETARY PauI Roerleo.d

IHEASJFER Ld.ltcn nelbig

VOCATICI{AL SET{\rICE DIRECIETR Bridr ]br!r.ry

cCt{vt[,IITY SFnrfCE DInECIER Lecn Wllksdr

II\NEFNATIO.IAL SER\IICE DIXECIOR Bfuce I^Tittlers

PAST PRESIXE{T Mafcolm CIar*

PFOGAITIE_HISTORIAN Ian Brplfi

SmGOANT AT AFIvG ceoff O.drke

EJLLE?IN FIIOR Peter I.Iorbco

AT'IEr.!]AI\f,8-c]\lERIltG Gr€g T'Eker

ld[,EmSHIP Q.ant Wttliarts

PROFERIY Jdrr Gerlrens

PIIBLIC FELTIIoI.]S-RIBLICTTY !,hLc1cln ltlvatb

mIAN EC(SI\4ANN

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ROTARY CLUB OI BAROSSA D1STRICT

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2.

3.

SECRETARY'S BRTEF

SECRETARYI S REPORT 1989/1990

administrat ion of the Club af faa!s.th ings along and adopt a loF prof i le.

Hic i^h is r^ f r . i l i r rFA rha

This neans that he should help

THE RULES

Cuiding rules are contained in the Const i tut ion add By-Laws.This pasl year Rotary Internat ional changed ou! Const i tut ionto include women in Rolary,

A mowe to oppose this was unsuccessful and sone nembers l reredissat isf ied wi th the nethod of vot ing - which exact ly fo l lowed

The By-Laws need updat ing.

D]STRTCT COVERNORS VlSTT

The Distr ict Covernor drew at tent ion to our cr i t ical nenbershiplevel - saying rhat a Club needed thirry menbers ar leasr rosupport the involved Rolary structure.

Our nembershlp seems l ikely Eo end the year with

would l ike

enrol l ing

Losses Calns--E- -U-

menbe rship of 22

nembers may have run out of f r iends theyso that leaves !h€ al ternat ive of a hore

of bus iness leade rs. The procedure foradopted by Rorary is careful bur prolonged.

MEMBERSHIP CHANCES

The high membersh ip turnoveref fect on the rout ines of thethar of Programme Off icer andto have mefrbers to step into the

It is imporranr rhar we knowcar!y ing out these dut ies andis in hand,

r \ is year has had a dis loc:r ingva- ious Rotarv dut ies, Ior exampleStudent Counsel lor . We we.e lucky

exa lv what is expecEed ol us into that end a revis ion of rhen

5. LEAVES OF ABSENCE

I t is wel l recognised thal unavoidable conmitnents or i l lnessnean that nenbers have to take leave of ansence fron t ine to

While wholely understandable, such absences do hawe ef fecrs.We Eissed the benef i t of Buidance from our Presidenr Elecr pr iorto the year start ing and at t ines that of our Internat ional Direcrnrour Rotary Informat ion Off icer and our Bul let in Edi tor .

Credi t is due to those who helped out ro al leviaEe rhe siruar ions.

PAPER WORK

7.

The ease with whlch nai l can be dupl icated - thar is ro say howeasi ly indiv idual ly addiessed let ters can be nass circulared- rends to degrade the inporrance one arraches !o corfespondence.

Coupled ' i th

the f lood of stuf f f rom Rorary lnternai ional ,needs a keen eye to discern whar natters and what beed noLcan not be responded to.

This has relevance as to how ninutely a secrerary should fo l1owup i tems mentioned in the heaps of correspondence which he pi leson indiv idual d i rectors for act ion.

Curiously, to che wriEerJ Ehe assei0bly of secreEaries at rheDistr ict Assenbly held the opinion thar once correspondence hadbeen passed on, that was the end of i t as far as rhe secreLarywas concerned - apart f ron a ment ion perhaps in rhe clubs minutes.

My predecessor establ ished an ef f ic lent cenrral f i le and 1 carrythis system onr wirh his k lnd help in binding rhe far f i les each

i t

T bel iewe i t is desirableare not over looked, and Tefforrs in th is regard.

MUTUAL SUPPORT

r r re depen0sf^r rLa i^h< o. . -^ts- .1

for the Eecretary to nake sure l rensacknowledge tha! T should make grearer

upon good fel loaship and doing our besr

lahen one looks at our nembership t is t one can see hov, at l arecommit ted or responslve - and yer I wonder i f rhe Ctub has reat lytapped al l rhe r i l l ing ta lenr, and wheth€r i rs ski l l in unrElnBits nenbers behind projecEs or social occasions needs sharpeninS.

As far as secretar i i l work goes, r a l l r grareful for very goodsupport received from our Presiden., h is Board and indeed al lmenbers to whom T tender rhanks,

PAUL RON,AND

ATTENDANCE RXCORD 1989/1990

NAME

ASHMEADBROMFlELDBROWNCLARKECKERMANNGATESGERKNNSGREENHELB]G]VANOFFKNIGHTMITCHELLI,IURPHYNORTONP]TTPLOOCQUT RKL{TCLIFFETEXROBERTSROWLANDRUSSELLSIBLEYSTEWARTTUCKERI.IHYATTwrLKscriWILLIAMSWITHERS

St anIanMalcolnBrianRoberlJohnt l ichae1Mil tonSEan

JinBr ian

DavidJohnGeoffBr ian

ceoffPau IS tua r tBi l1

CregMalcolm

CrantSruce

ResignedResigned

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Resigned10

ro /8189221rr la9

35 8111 *36 84

266990

1315 t9043 10036 84

29 / 519043 10036 8439 9138 88

2017 18936 84

2811!18917 85

22l1! 18942 9829 6142 98

22111/8943 10032 t443 10043 10042** 98

ATTENDED I.{AKE-UP TOTAL "L

120351135

29

42363938

136

11

4l2938t73332434I

denores considelable absence ! . i th " leave of absence" havins beengranted by the Board

*; ' ' includes meei ings credi ted when " leave of absence" had been grar ied

ATTENDANCE/CATERlNC

Mi l ton HelbigJin Mitchel lGreg Tucker

Leon wi lkschCrant v i l l ians

The Club conducted 43 neel ings in the per iod 3rd Julv 1989 ro 11th

June 1990 inclusive. Six f reer ings were cancel led due to Publ ic hol idavs.

Dur ing rhat per iod, I ive 1Oo% attendances ' 'e le

achieved,

The average at tendance for the year was 90.13%.

The fol lo i r ing nembers have artended or made-uP to achieve 1007. at tendance

for the year 1989/1990.

CREC TUCKER

I'EBKLT CLTIE ATTEIIDAI{CE 1989/1990

MEETING NO. DATE XEUBERSHlP

123

6189

101112

t415

1718192021,22

25

272A2930

34

31383940414243

26252525

2424z4

2424242424

2424

2020

2L

21

21

21

2277

2222

222221

3l 1 189rol 718917l 1/8924/ 1/8931/ 71897l El89

141 61892Ll 818928/ 8/8941 9189

LU 9189181 9 /89251 9 /892l ro l89

16/ro/8923 / ro /8930 l10 l89

6 / 1118913 / 11/ 8920 / 1118921111/894l12/89

18/121898/ 1t90

161 1/9O221 1190

5/ 2/9o12/ 2190191 2/9o26t 2/9o

5l 319012/ 3 /90\9/ 3/90261 31902l 4 l9O91 4/9O

231 4/ /9030/ 4/901l 5/90

14/ 5/9O28t 51904/ 6/90

16,9284,6284.6276,0088,0088.0095.83

95.83100. oo75.0083.3383.3383.33

100.o091.619r.6795.8395.83

100.0090.48

100.0095.O08 5.7180.9595.2485.7195.2490.4890.4890.4890.48

100.0090.9186.2681.8290.9172.7390.9181.8290.9195.24

PFIOGRAMI4E a9e9-90

Eolloir l lrg th. rurfrr lr. lnd ludd.n .. l ignatioo of, SttD Brorf lcldpart t fay tbrough the year, t $a, "thlotln Ln at the dccp cnd' andraB volunteered foE ihc po!lt ion of progratr ic dlracto!. ?he year's} 'ork raB accordlngly spl l t about eveDly betneen Stan and nysel f .The proglarnne for the Yca! l tast

3!d Jrly- Club lrt trblt10tt JiI t- Ctrlr l , | l r l l t

- sptr, I. Ytrill- loplc l l l l

17tb Jol!- Chalr €, 0!trt- splr. Iid J.ff!!t- toplc lcoothg

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3lrt JulI- Chiir l l , Crt€r- Sptr. lob iodri- loplc Corruiti l.lltt

hd 0ct.- s. lrorf ir ld- 1. Irr!- IrEloltl tldh

9t[ 0cl, - lol ldl l15th (}ct.- €, 0! ir l

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23!d oct.- cl lb lr lr$l]30t! oNt.- ! , hrght

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Irt Ja!.- lol ldat8th Ja!.- €. l lchr

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IAN BROWN

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COMMUNITY SERVICE REPORT 1989_90

This year, as in pas! years, the requests for help vith conmunity projectshave been nany and varied, with nos! requests being for f inancial asslsrance.With l imited f inances being available, these requests have not been able toreceive altention.

The two establ ished and on-going Projects have received attent ion, namely:

1) Supervision a! Blue Ligh! Discos.

2) Potent ial for Technology Arard (g50.OO) for Nurioorpa

and Faith l l iBh Schools,

A donal ion of 970.00 vas forwarded to Toc _ H to enable an unalerpr iv i legealchi ld to attend the annual Canp,

Members of the Club assisted vi th labour for the f i t t ing out of theinlernal faci l i t . ies of the nev Nuriootpa Scout and Guide Ha1l. This h-. ln wasgrealfy appreciated by the Scouts and Guides and their parents.

Three students f rom Fairh r ,utheran Secondary Schoot are being sponsored

to the extent of $50.0O ro enable rhen ro arrend a j r r i rers i . tork ShopCamp to be hetd ar Vicror Harbor f rom 20th to 22nd July, 1990.

A landscaping projec! is being undertaken together l / i th the AngasEonCounci l to coincide viEh the Counci l rs Arbour Day Tree-plant ing project inJune. The area to receive al tent ion is at the inlersecl ion of penrice Road,Buna Terrace and Kokoda Road, Nuriootpa. The f i rst rork bee is pfanned for291n June.

The Austral ian Rotary Health Research lund benef i ted from aror_rersuccessful Band NighE in the Barossa. Special thanks nus! Bo !o Greg Tuckerfor organising this event.

I hope that lhe menbers of theclub vi11 again support the Ant i_Cance!Foundat ion of S.A. with volunteering for lhe Door-Knock Appeal in october.Your past support is great ly appreclatecl .

Thanks

Special thanks nust go to the members of the connit tee who ne! on naoyoccasions during the year (somel ines at short nol ice) and !o al l thosemembers of the Club \rho helped in any vay with the projects undertaken bythe Club during the past year. I vould encour:age every nember to suppor. ! lhenew Coffirunity Servlce ChaimEn and his cornnittee as \r,e enler the 1990_91Rotary year, endeavouring ro HONOR ROTARY WITH FAITH AND ENIUUSIASM-

Leon Wilksch,Chairman,

Community Service Connit tee.

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ROTARY CLUB OF BAROSSA DISTRICTVOCAT IONAL SERVICES REPORT I989,/90

Pride of l^lorknanship Ar,rards

The major project of the Vocational Services Cofiunittee

was the Pride of l^iorknanship Awards aimed at the i ' ine

sales outlets. Wineries i^rere judged on the way they

presented thenselves to the public.

Awards were presenteal in categories of smalI, medium and

Iarge wineries anal the event was well reported in the

local press.

The club was privi ledged to have as i ts guest speaker at

the presentation evening, David wardlai{, PresiClent of the

Barossa Val ley l^l inenakers Association-

Youth Awards

The Club supports Youth Activit ies through spolrsorship of

RYLA and the Careers in High Technology seminar series-

This year we did not f ind a RYLA awardee but were pleased

to hear of the value of the scheme to last vearrs

recipient. Kaylene Verral l .

The Committee was fortunate to f ind a Year 1I student who

we judged as suitable for nomination for the CRA National

Science Summer School. VJe wish him Lrel l in his atternpt

to get Distr ict select ion.

During the year the f irst group of students graduated

froir a Pre-vocational Engineering coutse at the Barossa

Valley Campus of the Light College of TAFE. The Corunittee

took the opportunity to join with local industries to

insti tute an award to recognise the achievenents of the

top graduates. This wil l becone an annual award for each

^r:A,ra+ i nd nr^rr^

Internat ional Year of L i teracy.

Plans have been maile to hold a joint neeting with the

Soloptinists to get to know the problems of Literacy nrith

a guest speaker f rom al istr ict 950 AduIt L i teracy

Cornmit tee.

BRIAN }'URPHY

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CLUB SERVICE

This Conhit tee has worked welI this year, despite the resignat ionsear l ier on that caused us to leal locate dul ies.

Fel loirship has been good nosE of this t ine, especial ly thanks to CregTucker and his offs ider Stan lvanoff for their at t€nda.€e ! 'ork.

I hope everyone helps Leon Wilksch next year the l 'ay rhey help€d ne

JIM I.{ITCI{ELL

ROTARY C],UB OF BAROSSA DISTRlCT

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE - ANNUAI, REPORT lSBS.SO

llor ld Connunity S elv ice

In I ' larch 1990 a "Brunch in the Batossa" provided120 Rolar ians and Eluests nj- th a norninl l of good food andwine, interest and entertainloent, and raised $1000towalds the overseas l lork of the Austral ian Cranio-FacialUnit .

FAIM was supported dul ing the year by thesubscr ipt ions of a l l new nenbers of the Club. I ' raddi t j -on a contr j -but ion of $400 nas hade to support aproject to provide a water supply to the Helena eoldieHospi ta l at Uunda in the Solonon ls lands.

Internat ional Youth Proj ects

The Club sponsored i ts f i rst student to spend ayear overseas, to l {est Gernany in th is case, and actecas host to an inconing student f ron Japan.

The Club also sponsored three students on theshort- lerm exchange progran to Ner,J Zealand in ' the year1989/90 and forwarded two appl icants for the prol l ram iBthe year 1990/91 .

BRUCE W]THERS

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FIRST LONG TERU HOSTED f,XCHAI{GE STUDENT

MACHIKO IIDA . fTon the FUNABASHI ROTARY CLUBDISTRTCT 279, JAPAN

The fol lowing comments f ron one of lhe host fani l ies suns up the feel ingsof al l who came to know Machiko dur ing her year in our Club.

we are pleased thaE we $ere able to be ro uachiko fort l ro months, the only regret being that t ime went so quickly and feelthat in future a per iod of three months nay be mor€ appxopr iate.

i ' l i was with a certain amount of doubt andto be host parents for Machiko. This t rasfor us. Honever, once Uachiko was i { i th usa personal basis, a l l turned outhaving Machlko with us and we arso enjoyedJapanese students who were fr iends of hers.

Eisgiv ing that we ag!eedto be a I ' f i rs i exper iencet land we got to know her onto be in vain. We enjoyedneet ing sone of the other

any problens viEh Machiko, Lhis is ver i f ied byand her Mother are planning a return v is iE to

year. | - Leon I ' i i lksch

Malcoln and Lorraine ClarkJohn and Chris PloogPeter and Rcie NortonCreg and Ei leen Tucker

Leon and Lor is I , r i lksch

we did not experiencethe fact that Machikous in Septenber of this

HOST FAMTLIES

Apl i l - May 1989June - July 1989August - Seprember 19 89October - November 1989December 1989 -January 199OFebruary - March 1990

rne warvrna

BRIAN ECKERUANN (Counserlor)

Sincere lhanks are exte.ded to al land capably accepted Machkiko asper iod. Machiko at tended Fai th

of these host fahi l ies who so ei l l inglyone of their fani ly for a two nonrh

Lutheran Secondary School , Tanunda.by th is school is acknowledged wirh

STUDENT EXCHANGE

During ihe 1988/1989 Rorary year, the club becane irvolved for thef i rst t ime in the long E€rl l ) scudent exchange Prograff i 'e. As a consequenc€of rhe club host ing iEs f i rsL incomcing student ' i t was able to select

Fol lo in ine the cal l ing for appl icat ions, and interviens, the c lub selectedSharon Hoey, a \eat 72 student at Faith Lutheran Secondary SchooI,as i ts f i rst oulgoi$g exchangee. Shalon lefr in January 199O for anant lc ipated exci t ing twelve nonEhs in Gernany where she is being hostedby the Rotary Club of Dachau in Dis l r ic t 184. Fron reports receivedso tar, Sharone has nade the nost of her excharge visi t ing hany countr iesand Rotary Clubs, acl ing as a wonderful anbassador for the Barossaval ley and Austral ia.

CREC TUCKER

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NEW ZtrALAND SITORT TBRU STUDENT EXCHANGE

in the f i rst hal fSchool were chosen

AUSTRAL1AN STUDENT

app I icar ions and conduct ingof 1989, lhree students f romas our c lub's f i rst grouP oI

the necessary interviewsFaith Lucheran SecondaryN. Z. short term exchange

N. Z. EXCHANCE STUDENT CLUB COUNSELLOR

Jol ie Bartholc maeusTinothy KroehnTina Pfei f fer

Kalyn Chr ist ieRewi wynya!d

Jin Mitchel lBi l l SibleyLeon si lksch

host fami l ies from Januarycurrent ly in New Zealand

The N.Z, students l ived t , i th their Auslral ianto May 1990, whi le our c lub exchangees arefron May to Seplenber 1990.

I i l {as a del ighi to observe che excel lent natching at Dis l r ic l leve1

of rhe six students ln i th which our c lub ras involved. Sincere thanks

to our c lub counsel lors, the fani l ies of our Barossa sEudents who provided

accodnodat ion Ior the N.Z. studenEs 3nd Fai th School for i ts t i l l inaDess

to accpet the three N.Z. students f ree of charge.

BRIAN ECKER}IANN

I'BAND NIGIIT IN TI{E BAROSSA''

On 2Cc\ Apr i l , 19q0. Lhe ClLbCommit tee of AustraLian Rotary

"Band Night in lhe Barossa", in2O0 people at tended the funct ion,the music provided by the Tanunda

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in conjuncEion r ich the Distr ict 950Health Research held the second annualthe Tanunda Show Hal l . Approxinately

dacnins. s inging and general ly enjoying

cont lnued when she won f i rst pr izewon by l l rs. Ewen of Henley Beach and

Rotar ian wi th the Adelaide Club andof Austral ian Rotaiy Heal th Research,

$1094.88 has been do.ared to Austral ianis hoped that next years funct ion wi l l

more funds for chis worth\rhi le caJse.

Sancha withersr luck wi th raf f lesir ih. - r f r lF. SF.^rd 1r i .F wdsthird pr ize by Dr. Rod Carter, anember of lhe Distr ict Comit tee

The prof l t f rom the night ofRotary Heal th Research. I tbe better at tended and raise

GRXG TUCKER

In addi i ion to the Band, entertainmen! was prowided by vay of an auct ionof r ines and rhe drawing of a raf f le. The auct ion was conducted inan enrerraining manner by Peter Feist who had for the second year,given freely of h is t ine. The wine of fered had been generously donatedby Elderron i , I ines (Nur iootpa) , Penfords (Nur ioolpa), Bethany l , i ines(Berhany) and indiv idual Rotar ians.

The raf f le had as a f i rst pEize a 9l i r re keg donat€d by Glen and RodneySchuttz of the Keg FactoryJ Tanunda, f i l led wi th mel low Port donatedby Sal t ram wines, second pr ize of s lx bott les of top qual i ty Champagnedonrred by Elderron Wines and a rhird p. ize of rh-ee bol t les ot ropqual i ty Chanpagne also donated by Elderton l , l ines.

I t 'h i ls t the nunbers at tending had been a l i t l1e disappoint ing, ihe responseby those present was encouraging making rhe hard work of those rhoset up Ehe hal l aorthwhi le. I t was par l icular ly pleasi .g to see thedance f1oor, thar had raken so much to col lect , so wel l used,

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ROTARY CLUB OF BAROSSA DISTRICT INC.

CLUB ACCOT'IIT

Statenent of Receipts and Paynents for the year ended 30/6/90

RECEIPlS:

Credtt Balance 1/7/89Jclnlng feesMahh. r .h i n faac

FinesCaler ingInteres!ExchanSe srudent-raff Ies and .einbursementsBand NightBrunchCcnferetrce expenses reimbursedDonaticnsContra entr ies

3,42t+.3940.00

2,285.OO305.90

7,889.43205.78914.15

3,r11.623 r 794.00

99.5415.O0

2,699 ,56

24,844.37

802.44308.5047 4.50201.50494.08162.1423.97

8,3 3 8,9 53 ,2o' t .623,194.OO

1? 3 .801 ,O? ? .10

300.00929.00210.00250. OO95.0040,0023.O0

2,699.561,239.21

24,444.31

PAYXENTS:

Ro!a!y Internat lonalRctary Dcen UnderR.1. Distr lct 950-DuesR. T. Dist r ic t 950- lnsurancePrint lng and Stat ioneryPcstageBank Chartes

Band NlghtErunch1988 Band NightExchange student expensesTransfer tc Ccndunl ly Service Ccmnlt teeDannersDonat ion-Newcas t le disasterDonat lcn-Kapuoda Cancer vict imDistr ict AssemblyF. A.1 . t l .Sundry expensesContra entr lesCredi t balance 3A/ /9O

CLUB ACCOUN1 AS AT 30/6/90

Cheque AccountSlep up Savings accountExchange Student account

143.29539.OO556.92

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Statenent cf RecaiFts and Pa

NMARY CLUB OF SAROSSA DISIRISI IIIC.

INTEENATIONAL COuMIITEE ACCOTJNT

ar ended 3016/90s for the

RICEIPlS:

credit balance 1/ 7 /89Pcl ic Plus Ccl lect lan Ttnst let Proceeda-lrunchInterest

PAYUE TS:

Austral lan Cranlc-!acial Unl!Rotaly Auslrel lan Overseas Aid Fund gGI{

Addi l icnal Bruncb ExpensesBank CharSescredit la lance 30/6/9O

2,843.90

1,000.oo400.o0

4.15L,345.80

1,566.361X4.20987.O0156.34

2,843.90

285.01300.oo

28.5018.60

990.8828.95

COT.'MI'NITY SERVICES COUMI TEE ACCOI'NT

staten€nr cf Recelpcs and Payments for Ehe year ended 30/6/90

NECEIPTS:

credlt balanceTransf€r fronRaf f 1eNe! Proceeds -Nec Prcce€ds -Interest

Ul189club tunds

Chrisrt las Partygand ntShl

PAIUETTS:

Canp Spontcrshlp -ToC E[igh TechnolcBy AwardsWri tersr Wclksbcp - fa l lhAusrral ian Rctary l leal th Res€arch fundBank ChargesCrddl ! balance 30I6l9O

1,651.94

70,00100.00150.00990.88

339'82

1 ,6 51 .94

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VOCATIONAL SERVICE COUMITTIE ACCOIINT

Statenent cf Recetpts and Payment6 for lhe v€a! €nded 3016/9o

R+CEIPTSI

Credir balance 1/ 7 /89Cater ing Surglus -T.A. F.E.Part Refund E. lucat icn fransi t lor FeeInterest

1,063.4185.0055.00

104.23

PAYMENTS:

R.Y.L.A. Cel t i f icate'Educat iotr Traosl! icnPrlde cf ltorknanshlpltlrles - Aerard nlghtBest Achiever Award

and FraningFeeAlrald Plaques

1,307.64

24.5E110.0075.6030.00

100.002..47

964.59Denk.ChalgesCredlt Balance 3016190

1,307.64

COMHITTEES ACCOT'N? AS AT 30/6/90

Ch€que AccountFlexl tern Account

1,416.731 ,231 .48

2,650.21