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This Week's Meeting
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Wrap up of the Year that was / Special General Meeting (Not the final meeting though)
21 June, 2011 - President Barbara will take the opportunity to summarise the results of the last 12 months as we finalise this year.
In addition, we will also be holding a Special General Meeting on this night to consider changes to our Rules and Bylaws as required by Rotary International. These are of an administrative nature and have no effect on the way we run our club. Members can access the required documentation via the member login on our website
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Getting there (regular Crown Location):
For more information about our regular meeting venue at Crown and parking arrangements, click here.
Roster:
This week:
Chairperson Nick Kane; Sergeant Melanie Rivers; Scribe Narina; Greeter Richard Clark; Attendance Narina/Charlie; Members Moment Wendy Bennett
Next Week:
N/A
View the full Roster (April - June)
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President's Message
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Thank you for a great year!
As the 2010/0211 Rotary year draws to a close, it is time to recognize the achievements of the past year and look forward with anticipation to the great projects and fellowship that we will continue to enjoy in the forthcoming year. At last week's meeting, I outlined the projects and activities of the 2010/0211 year including Fundraising, Pro Bono Support, support for International Community and the Rotary Foundation as well as Club and Vocational Visits Read more
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Upcoming Meetings
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Rotary Club of Southbank Changeover Dinner 2011
Celebrate our achievements in the 2010 / 2011 Year and Welcome the 2011 / 2012 Year. Tuesday 5th July 2011 6.30pm for 7.00pm Gasworks Art Park Theatre, 21 Graham Street, Albert Park VIC 3206 Read more
Please note: The orginal date of Saturday 2nd July is planned to be changed to Tuesday 5th July. This change will be officially confirmed on Monday 20th June and advised to all readers of the Southbank Newsletter on that date. The Details of the date and event will also be updated on the Southbank website at that time.
** If you are unable to attend attend due to the date change and have already paid, please contact us for a full refund.
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Our Rotary Relationship with Bali
28 June 2011
The Rotary Club of Southbank has for many years had a sister relationship with The Rotary Club of Bali Taman.
Through the various projects that together we have run in Bali since our Bali Appeal fund was launched, we have maintaned a strong relationship between our two clubs.
Our meeting on 28th October will be an opportunity for several of our members who attended the recent District Conference in Bali to update us on our unique relationship.
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Top Footy Tippers this week
Top Tipper this week - Stuart Cardell.
Click here for the results so far.
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Rotary World
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Promote Rotary through signature activities
The Rotary clubs of Churchland-Portsmouth and Portsmouth, Virginia, USA, hold a barbecue networking event every year, full of food, refreshments, and live entertainment.
According to Bill Pollard, a member of the Churchland-Portsmouth club, thousands of people attend the event, with each club netting about US$10,000 to support local projects and programs.
To find out more about this this and other projects from clubs around the world Read more
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Feedback
We hope that the information in this newsletter, Southbank Website and associated websites has helped inform you, update you about what is happening in Southbank and the Rotary World. If you have ideas for how Rotary Club of Southbank can better serve the community, then now is the time to contact us.
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In This Issue
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Important Links
What's On in Southbank
Rotary Community Events
Other Rotary Events
Previous Newsletters
Meeting Roster
Footy Tipping
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Club Diary Dates
18th October - District Governor's Visit25th October - Community Service Awards Launch Dinner1st November - Melbourne Cup Holiday22nd November - Annual General Meeting
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Foundation Thought
This week’s Foundation Thought is about...
Matching Grant partnerships.
Two Rotarians met on Facebook, which resulted in 10 Rotary clubs in two countries completing a Rotary Foundation Matching Grant.
Rotary clubs in India and the United States joined in a Matching Grant to install water purification systems in eight schools, benefiting almost 6,000 students.
Grant funds were used to purchase and install the water purifiers in each school.
This project provides clean water to the students, many of them with no previous access to clean water, resulting in fewer cases of waterborne illnesses.
Rotarians have seen the students‘ interest in learning and school attendance improve, as well as their sense of self-worth.
Rotarian Helene Bo Morse
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President's Thought for the week
“Small opportunities are often the beginning of great enterprises.”
Demosthenes.
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