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THE COG – RCM Meeting 1760 (no meeting) Bulletin 31 July 2019
President’s Report
Our club has been busier than usual despite no meeting last week and no meeting this Wednesday 25th July.
RYDA was a resounding success with about 370 year 11 students attending over 2 days.
Most were from Norwood Morialta, but about 30 also came from Charles Campbell College, sponsored by
Campbelltown Rotary. Our club sponsors the Road Safety Education fee for each student to attend, City of
Campbelltown provides The Arc as our venue free of charge, and Geoff Brown’s Newton Veterinary Centre
sponsored the food for volunteers.
RAA provided two facilitators free of charge and volunteers from Campbelltown Rotary, Kiwanis and of course our
own members made it all happen. Sabrina Koetsier did the pre-event planning together with her Youth committee,
Judi Brown was event manager for Tuesday and Bob Pomeroy for Wednesday.
This was an inspiring example of how our club can tackle large community projects by mobilising our friends.
Rotary enables us to achieve worthwhile projects through risk management, affordable insurance and utilising the
skills of our diverse membership.
This was followed by the 10th Anniversary celebration of our Community Workshop.
Councillor Johanna Mc Clusky representing the Mayor, Councillor John Flynn and CEO Paul Di Iullio attended as a
Show the council’s ongoing support.
What an outstanding success has this become? Again our club rose to the challenge of a major community project
that provides companionship as well as a fantastic facility for retired people to pursue woodworking hobbies in a
safe environment. Campbelltown Council provided the land and laid the foundations for this shed and the State
Government assisted with funds for some of the fit-out. However, it was our members who made it happen as well
as other volunteers from our community. President Adel championed the formation of this project and our past
member Wilf Egen used his architectural skills and hobby workshop experience to give form to our dreams.
Barry Illman helped supervise the early years and Kevin Jacka has used his professional skills to manage the
workshop for 6 sessions over 4 days per week. His offer to assist part time for some sessions has become a full time
voluntary position.
Our members play an active role with Graeme Packer, Bob Pomeroy and Alan Cushway with the Community Service
Committee leading this project.
Our club can be proud of the ongoing benefits that this project provides to our community.
Rotary Club of Morialta Inc.
District 9520
P.O. Box 121 ATHELSTONE SA 5076
Secretary – Tim Mee
www.morialta.rotaryclub.org.au
PRESIDENT’S NEWS
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Finally, Norwood Morialta Pedal Prix Team was coming second in both men’s and women’s at the 6 hour race in
Victoria Park when I visited this Sunday. They are making good use of the trailer which we sponsored with Norwood
Rotary and it was great to see the teamwork and sheer guts of the racers weaving through the traffic on the tight
criterium track. We have backed a winner here!
31th July 2019 – NO MEETING
7th August 2019 - Megan Bekesi from East Waste - education and promotions coordinator
14 Aug 2019 - Captain Aaron Stobie from the Salvation Army Campbelltown
21 Aug 2019 - REZZ 28 August 2019 – No Meeting 4th September 2019 Liz Milner President of Friends of Black Hill and Morialta
11 September 2019 - REZZ
18 September 2019 David Cockshell - Talking about DIK (Donations in Kind)
25 September-District Governor visit to our club at The Rezz
6th November - Rachael Zaltron Backpack 4 Kids SA and Report from Peter Mayer on USA Friendship
trip
2019
Tuesday 23rd July and Wednesday 24th July RYDA program with the Norwood-Morialta High school
on.
EVENT
S
CLUB CALENDAR click for google calendar
MEETING DATES (Wednesday)
23th August 2019 Adults Only! Back to school Trivia Night
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/adults-
only-back-to-school-trivia-night-tickets-
62454351647
It will be good if we can organise a team or
teams. Sounds like a fun evening.
Emiko Mayer
0417823873
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FELLOWSHIP AFTERNOON
Here is a Concert invite from Lynton Nicholas, an ex member of our club, and currently a member of Campbelltown Rotary. (notice from Emiko)
SUNDAY AUGUST 18, 2PM ADELAIDE TOWN HALL The Brilliant Metropolitan Male Choir of South Australia presents its annual Variety Concert of glorious music!
55-strong Choir
45 piece orchestra with Grand Piano
The Mighty Pipe Organ
Superb Guest Artists
Adelaide’s most beautiful music venue
The world’s most egotistical compere (and soon to be President!)
Tickets by reply email to: [email protected]
Dress Circle $40, Stalls $30, Gallery $25 Town Hall costs are getting prohibitive so only 1 concert this year – please consider supporting me and this wonderful community choir & orchestra. I guarantee a great afternoon’s entertainment With all my Love, Lynton
(Combined Service Clubs Dinner 27 August)
NO Rotary Meeting (Combined Service Clubs Dinner 27 August) Wednesday, August 28⋅6:00 – 8:00pm
Rezz
20 Hamilton Terrace, Newton SA 5074, Australia
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October 2019 Usa Visit Trip From Morialta (see extra info below)
Sunday 18 August at Hall A - Thebarton Community Centre. - seminar on Public Image To all members – Rotary Club of Morialta Some members, particularly Board Members and the Membership Committee (also Social Media) may be interested in the following email - seminar on Public Image. Please also read the flyer attached. Sunday 18 August at Hall A - Thebarton Community Centre. Tim Mee Club Secretary Rotary Club of Morialta
NEWS
If you have dates needing to go into the COG or Calendar please
email details to Katarina and Judy C.
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Dear Members of the Rotary Club of Morialta
The members of the Inner Wheel Club of North East Sunset invite you to join them for a movie fundraiser
DOWNTON ABBEY
The continuing saga of the Crawley family and the servants who work for them in the English countryside in the early 20th century.
Sunday September 29th at 11.45 AM
Regal Theatre
275 Kensington Road, Kensington Park
$15 per ticket
Proceeds of ticket sales will be donated to LIFE EDUCATION
Empowering our children and young people to make safer and healthier choices through education.
Tickets available from me or Club President Alexandra 0408 147 127
Yours in Friendship, Cathie Rumbelow
IWC of NE Sunset
0432 098 112
The Club Directory is on the Club website. www.morialta.org.au
Member Area/Our Club/Communication You will need the password. If any changes or corrections are needed please let me know. Thanks Judy C.
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REMINDER
USA VISIT JAPAN TRIP IS SCHEDULED FOR THIS OCTOBER !
VISIT TO USA JAPAN
Friendship Agreement between RC of Usa of Japan and RC of Morialta has been continuing since 1995. The next reciprocal visit is from Morialta to Usa in October this year. The group travels from east to south-west using JR trains.
PHOTOS
EXTRA INFORMATION
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---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Jill Whittaker Date: Wed, Jul 24, 2019 at 12:40 PM
Subject: Re: RYDA thank you
To: Judith-Marie Brown A big thank you Judi to everyone from Rotary and their helpers for
conducting the RYDA program in 2019. Yet another reason it is great to be
part of Campbelltown.
Best wishes
Jill Whittaker
Mayor Campbelltown www.campbelltown.sa.gov.au
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ROTARY CLUB OF MORIALTA
COMMUNITY WORKSHOP
10th Anniversary Celebrations
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***NB**** NOTES FROM THE TREASURER 1. When making EFT payments to RC Morialta Please ensure that you have included details of what payment is for also send Email to Adel with payment details [email protected] 2. When taking payments at meetings whether it be by Visa or cash Please ensure that you list - Who the payments are from - How payment made, ie., Visa/Cash - How much paid - What payment is for also send Email to Adel with payment details [email protected] 3. Also be aware that if you need to claim a refund for expenses you need to - Fill out the relevant claim form - Get the Director who authorised the expense to sign form - Then attach receipts - Then the form and receipts to be handed to Adel for reimbursement MEETINGS MEETINGS Where possible meetings will be as follows: Speaker Meetings !st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month to be Speaker Meetings or Club Assembly. Meeting Chair to be rostered and briefed before meeting by David Koetsier (Chair formerly sergeant) A host to be allocated for each guest speaker, to obtain background information in advance for publishing in COG and for introduction. Also check if computer and projector are needed and the format of the presentation. Host to be at venue at 6:00 to welcome the speaker and arrange meal and drink to be reimbursed from club funds. Meetings to start punctually at 6:30 pm 6:30 - 6:45 Welcome, apologies, almoner report if needed and directors reports. 6:45 Guest speaker introduced by “Speaker Host” (formerly “chairman”). Allow 20 minutes for presentation, 5 minutes for questions. 7:15 Draw jackpot, Happy Bucks 7:30 Meeting closed, meals served. Club Assemblies There will be three club assemblies per year, one of which will also be the AGM. Same format as above, but with shortened formalities to allow maximum discussion. 6:30 Welcome and announcements. 6:40 Open forum chaired by president or AGM agenda chaired by Club Secretary. 7:20 Jackpot draw and Happy Bucks 7:30 Meeting closed, meals served. Fellowship Meetings 2nd Wednesday of the month Casual meeting at the Rezz, no guest speaker, early meal or special shared light meal, eg Pizza Night 6:30 Welcome and announcements 6:50 Meals served, fellowship 7:30Meeting closed.
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Social Events 4th Wednesday of the month Variety of social events to be organised by Fellowship Committee at alternate venues: Restaurant Bowling Theatre Vocational visit Musical
Unless advised otherwise, Board Meetings will be held every 2nd Tuesday at Community Workshop at 6.30pm. Committee Meetings at Rezz on Wednesday following Board Meeting APOLOGIES Djuro Rakic - 0415 889 980 or 8365 2758 KIOSK - Brenton Summers is now the “go to” person for the kiosk float bag. (Welcome home Brenton)
