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Rotary Club of Alice Springs, meeting #2,424, 25th November 2009 Directors – 2009-10 President: Barry Caire – Secretary: Peter Schaefer – Treasurer: Precy Taylor – Club Service Director: Eleanor DennisCommunity Service Director: Manfred Casseeram – International Service Director: Bruce Clough Vocational Service Director: Dalton Dupuy. – Incoming President Eleanor Dennis – Past President: Lindsay Wright

RI President: John Kenny

District Governor: Alun Hughes

President’s Message : Many thanks again to Andrew for stepping up to the plate at short notice and delivering his excellent “metalk”. Randle is in the final throes of completing the clubs audit so the AGM will go ahead scheduled for the 16th Dec 2009. The Christmas function is on for Friday 11th Dec at Madigans. The normal meeting for Wednesday 9th Dec has been cancelled accordingly. Immediate past president Lindsay did very well successfully answering the challenge question on the last four members to join our club and secured the $10. They are Miranda Daniels, Wilma Gibson, Darrel King and Andrew Lelliott. Of course a successfully answered question needs to be replaced so question 7 now will be: Name any four of the Rotary designated months of the year. That is the month and corresponding designation and quote the date upon which Rotary World Understanding and Peace is Observed each year. What a bumper Melbourne Cup Sweep result. $13k+. Many thanks again to a tremendous team effort. I am currently in Darwin enjoying the humidity and newest grandson but will be back for the meeting. Don’t forget this weeks meeting is at the Irrantje Café, Desert Knowledge Precinct. Time: 6.30 for 7.00pm Please park in the first car park on the left, before you arrive at the roundabout. Edition 2424, 25th November 2009

For those who haven’t been to the Desert Knowledge Precinct before, head south from Alice Springs through The Gap and turn left into the precinct just past the Race Course and opposite Yirara College. Partners are welcome. Please advise Peter or Di Sheedy if you are bringing guests. If you can’t make it, PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU SEND YOUR APOLOGIES TO PETER OR DI SHEEDY BY CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON TUESDAY NOV 24. IT IS IMPORTANT FOR CATERING PURPOSES. IF YOU DON’T APOLOGISE WE WILL COUNT YOU IN FOR CATERING PURPOSES. IT is also BYO drinks

YIR Barry

PAGE 2 Club Roster Duties Corporal Introductions Internat’l Toast Chairman Greeter

This Week 25 Nov ‘09 Vocational Evening Desert Peoples Center

Next Week 2 Dec ‘09 Coralie Boyd George Brown Rob Burgoyne John Capper M Casseeram

Week After 9 Dec ‘09 No Meeting Xmas Windup On Friday

LAST WEEK’S GUESTS They included Honorary member Dave B and Mike Smith ATTENDANCE The attendance for last week was 30 out of a total of 46…a percentage of 65% which is average, but not great.

UPCOMING MEETINGS: This week: Nov 25th - Desert Peoples' Centre with dinner at the Irrarnte Café 9th Dec. NO MEETING 11th DEC: (Friday) Christmas windup

UPCOMING EVENTS Oct 15-17th, 2010-District Conference. AAMI Stadium, West Lakes MORE ON THIS WEEK’s MEETING- Irrante Café, Desert Knowledge Precinct. From Eleanor who’s taking a well earned break following her mother’s passing away. The guest speaker will be Keith Castle from the Desert People's Centre who will give an update on the Centre and progress now that it is up and running as opposed to being the building site it was, when we were last there. Edition 2424, 25th November 2009

Time: 6.30 for 7.00pm. Please park in the first car park on the left, before you arrive at the roundabout. For those who haven't been to the Desert Knowledge Precinct before, head south from Alice Springs through The Gap and turn left into the precinct just past the Race Course and opposite Yirara College. Partners are welcome. Please advise Peter or Di Sheedy if you are bringing guests. If you can't make it, PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU SEND YOUR APOLOGIES TO PETER OR DI SHEEDY BY CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON TUESDAY NOV 24. IT IS IMPORTANT FOR CATERING PURPOSES. IF YOU DON'T APOLOGISE WE WILL COUNT YOU IN FOR CATERING PURPOSES. If you have any queries regarding the night please contact Miranda Daniels or Barry Caire. Eleanor is in Cairns on leave.

PAGE 3: Winners are grinners-THE WINNERS LAST WEEK The Schekels: The incredibly talented and lucky Mary Bielby (touch her for luck) The Groceries. Jenny Lillis CONGRATULATION FOLKS!!!

‘Guess who’ continued. No, it’s not Neil Bowey One of George’s drawings, carried out while he should have been listening to the guest speaker. SEEN AROUND THE MEETING-three cheeky faces

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PAGE 4 Guest speaker: Me talk The life and times of Andrew Lelliot Andrew and his wife Katherine really love Alice Springs, having been here many times over the years. They decided at the beginning of the year to make it their home for a while. Before this Andrew lived and worked in many spots, particularly Victoria including Apollo Bay (which has changed tremendously in recent years and Andrew would be a billionaire if he bought up the main street). He’s also resided in Ouyen, Shepparton, Port Fairy, and Deniliquin in NSW.

They travel a lot, including Birdsville and Alice in 1968. He and Katherine look for adventures whenever time allows. Edition 2424, 25th November 2009

. Work has involved the Power Corporation of Victoria which cut staff by 50% after privatisation and changes in Victoria’s power supply regime brought about by Geoffrey Gibb Kennett. Here in the NT, Andrew is Regional Manager South- Lines and Connections. He’s really ‘got into Alice Springs with participation in as many events as possible. Since living in Central Australia he’s been a chorister, a thespian, a Rotarian obviously, and sees and ‘tastes’ as much as he can of everything on offer. He enjoys service clubs, having been a Rotarian ‘down south’ Thanks Andrew, a great talk with a message that more of us should emulate, namely experience all we can, lower the barriers and try new things. We look forward to your experience and input in years to come.

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Of the things we think, say or do: Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned Apologies Please be aware that by not registering an apology you leave the club liable for extra dinner fees. Our attendance officers are required to provide Madigans with accurate figures of how many will be attending our meeting at 10am on the morning of our meeting. Please extend your courtesy to our attendance officers by emailing an apology if you will not be in attendance. This email address is, [email protected] Please do this before 9.00am day of meeting.

Rotary Grace: For good food, good fellowship and the opportunity to serve through Rotary, We give thanks O Lord.

Bulletin Articles: All contributions to the Bulletin are very welcome. Email to [email protected] by Monday COB Edition 2424, 25th November 2009

Rotary Club of Alice Springs District 9500 Awards: Jack Turner Weekly Bulletin Award Colin Brideson History Award Bob Perryman RI Foundation Award ARHRF Perpetual Trophy Merv Croxton Award for Best Overall Rotary Club Roly Day Best Project Award

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