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June is Rotary Fellowships Month
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Rod Troutbeck
June 18
 
Bernard Dobson
June 27
 
Spouse Birthdays
Maggie McGeever
June 24
 
Anniversaries
Colin Byatt
Barb Byatt
June 17
 
Join Date
Elaine Barnard-Brown
June 8, 2001
21 years
 
Murray Dart
June 15, 2011
11 years
 
Joseph Sofia
June 24, 2021
1 year
 
Pete Anderson
June 28, 2012
10 years
 
Speakers
Jun 09, 2022
Interplast
Jun 23, 2022
Market Planning
Jun 29, 2022
Formalities and Party
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This Meeting's Responsibilities
Host
Ziegerink, Harry
 
Chairperson
Viney, Tony
 
Cashier
Hayllar, Rick
 
Meeting Setup
Long, Mark
 
Invocation
Anderson, Michael
 
GIG
Barnes, John
 
Sponsors
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Apologies: 
 
Michael Anderson
Rob Alexander
Brenton Ellis
Elaine Barnard-Brown
Ray Barnard-Brown
Chris Booth
Greg Fizgerald
Ailsa Hemphill
Tyrell McGeever
Roger McMillan
Michael Smith
Rod Troutbeck
 
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Club Information
Welcome to our Club!
Thursdays at 6:30 PM
Safety Beach Sailing Club
185 Marine Dr
SAFETY BEACH, VIC 3936
Australia
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Arrive 6:00 pm

Meeting Starts 6:30 pm

Ends 8:00 pm

NORMALLY, if you cannot attend the meeting, then please send your apologies to

Chris Booth

only by email: chrisbooth@bigpond, or phone on 0408 880 816, before the MIDDAY on the Wednesday preceding the meeting.

ALTERNATIVELY, Chris may send out an email requesting information on who is attending, to aid in catering.

Catering for meals is expensive if you do not apologise your meal has been paid for and all your fellow members suffer the loss.

President's Message
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Dear Rotary Members and all friends from Rotary, if you have a birthday or anniversary have a great day.

Last Thursday 11 of us travelled to Doveton to Disaster Aid Australia. They took us through the premises from the front, to the back, down under and then, finally, outside. Explaining every step of the way. After that we had a sit-down dinner and a video show. All of us gained a better understanding of how important the clean water that we take for granted is.
 
Rotary International has come to the rescue again, just like we have done for Polio eradication, R.A.M. (Rotary Against Malaria), and Interplast (Australian Reconstructive Surgery). To show to the world how Rotary cares for the people of the world.
 
A big thank you to the club for donating 2 SkyHydrants, one of these was generously donated by Col and Barb Byatt a big thank you to both of you.
 
Please remember 16/6/22 for the combined board meeting to be held after our normal meeting of the Club.
 
Also please get your End of the Rotary Year reports in so they can be processed for our Change Over.
 
Take care, your President Harry.

THINK ABOUT IT.

Undertake something that is difficult, it will do you good.
Unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered, you will never grow.
 

 
Happenings at last weeks’ meeting
 
This weeks meeting was not at the Sailing Club and only a smallish group of Club Members were able to attend. Due to your Ed not being an attendee it was up to the Clubs Roving Reporter, John Barnes, to record the evening ably assisted by our Staff Photographer Lyn Lewis.
 
Without further ado I’ll defer to John’s words, Lyn’s pictures and supplementary information from the Disaster Aid Australia (DAA).
 
“We met at the DAA shop-front and were welcomed by Cherie, Brian and Peter. Eleven Dromana Rotarians had made the trip: Harry, Bob, Anne, Ross, Lyn, Murray, Charles, Rick, Geoff, Greg and myself.
 
There are eleven countries donating aid and 24 countries receiving that aid world-wide.
 
The Greater Dandenong Rotary Club and the Endeavour Hills Rotary Club began this show and have now amalgamated.
All the SkyHydrants are made by a company called SkyJuice. Cherie works there two days a week while all other work is done by volunteers. Their building consists of a shop-front and five other rooms, plus toilets and a very good kitchen. There is a long hall leading down stairs to a larger room used for storage and seating for meals. Outside there is a small work area.
DAA has found that the greatest need overseas is for people wanting help to rebuild their homes after disasters and, secondly, access to clean water.
Providing clean water has been a great success. 80% of illness in schools has been caused by unclean water. Having clean water has improved school attendance, helped to cut down on poverty and reduced plastic bottle waste. Unfortunately, children can still get infected at home.
 
Local people are being trained overseas to clean and maintain the SkyHydrants. They need cleaning once a day, which only takes a minute or so, a slightly bigger clean once a week and a bigger, more thorough, clean longer term.
 
In Ukraine the locals have hidden their SkyHydrants in the bush, for future use, when their villages have been overrun.
 
The night was a great success. We were educated and well fed.
 
Our three hosts said how much they valued Dromana Rotary’s support. On behalf of the Club, Harry responded and thanked them for their time and valuable information.”
 
 
Thank you to John, Lyn and Rick.
 
The May Market.
 
More Donations.

Current Projects

In the current state of the world our normal fund raising activities  are on hold. But that does not stop you from supporting our Rotary projects.

 

Australian Flood Relief
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 Australian Rotary Health always always looking for help with an emphasis on Mental Health in this coronavirus time

click HERE to see more.

And if you would like to help click on the Donate link above!

 

On the lighter side ....