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Volume 64, Issue 39,  March 29 2018
NEXT  MEETING  Thursday 5th April 2018 -  6:45am for 7:15am
 Club Committee Meetings
 
 
 
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Meeting of 29th March 
President Mike  opened the meeting and welcomed our Guest Speaker Dr Dayna Pool, along with PP Darren Meakins from the RC of Mindarie and Bjorn & Robbyna Eisner from the RC of Helsingborg in Sweden.  
 
Announcements
 
Alan Bennett:  Ably assisted by Jim Joseph together with props Rob Collins & Brian Newall gave a demonstration on how to Assemble & remove the new SwapMart Barriers.   A detailed description can be read under  "Club Info"
 
Jerry Pilcher : Reported that due to the lack of members with appropriate "Working with Children" clearances, the home hosting of the party of students & teachers from Hong Kong has had to be cancelled.   The party will still attend our meeting on Thursday 5th April. 
 
Dave Taylor : Passed a board around and requested all members to tabulate the number & type of trees they had planted as part of the RI Presidents challenge.  
 
Joe Angi: Announced that the new Tee Shirts will be available next week (5th April).  So please bring your $30 payment.
 
SwapMart:  Alan Bennett reported a good day with 263 bays sold with takings of $4248.
(Ed:  Two reviews of our SwapMart last Sunday on FaceBook yielded two 5 star ratings...cant get better than that!)
 
Stand in Secretary Hugh : Reminded all present that he is again taking orders for Entertainment books.   Remember that the club makes $14 for everyone sold.
 
Quote:
"
The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits."  ......Albert Einstein
 
Acting Sgt Brian Richards : Was missing in action
 
Guest Speaker:  PP Peter Whyte introduced Dr Dayna Pool.  Dayna, a physiotherpist, opened her talk by describing what she had seen in research on treating young adults and chidren with neurological conditions and injuries to improve the quality of life and meaningful participation, and then applying it.   Dayna described how she has set up the "Healthy Srides Foundation" with a team of six.   Her programs are individualised, affordable, and treatments backed evidence based research.
 
After answering questions Dayna was thanked for her talk by Peter Whyte.
 

Chase the Ace: The winner of the bottle of wine was Alan Bennett with the King of Spades but  failed to draw the ace......Jack pot now worth $664.
 
 
 
Pres Mike then thanked all members for attending and closed the meeting with the national anthem.  
 
Scribe: Dave Taylor
 
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PP Neil Darch with Visiting Rotarians Robbyna & Bjorn Eisner from Sweden
 
Dr Dayna Pool               PP Hugh Frost
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Alan Bennett & Rob Collins              Gentleman Jim Joseph
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The Jury!
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Upcoming Events
Partners Dinner Evening
WA Golf Club
Apr 26, 2018 6:00 PM
 
Changeover Dinner
WA Golf Club
Jun 16, 2018 6:00 PM
 
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Gordon Hudson
April 2
 
Brian Newall
April 7
 
Belinda Jennings
April 20
 
Peter Hoo
April 26
 
Diana Godson
April 28
 
Anniversaries
Rob Collins
Dianne Collins
April 7
 
Hugh Frost
Jean Frost
April 8
 
Jim Joseph
Jan Joseph
April 17
 
 
 
 
 


 

 DATE
Thurs 05 Apr 2018 Thurs 12 Apr 2018 Thurs 19 Apr 2018
 SPEAKER/TOPIC
Club Committee Meetings  Prof Jenny Walsh
"Centre for Sleep Research"
 Dr Chris Jones
"Future of Electric Vehicles in WA"
 RECEPTION
 Joe Angi  Paul Barfoot  Alan Bennett
 ATTENDANCE
 Greg Nolan
 Brian Richards
 Greg Nolan
 Rob Collins 
 Greg Nolan
 Rob Thompson
 VOTE OF THANKS
 Allan Bennett  Don Brooks  Trevor Canning
 CHASE THE ACE
 Hugh Frost  Diana Godson  Neil Grant
 BULLETIN   SCRIBE 
 Isabelle Chu  Andrew Fisher  Peter Simpson
 RESERVE
 
 Don Brooks  Trevor Canning  Isabelle Chu
 
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  Leave of Absence  
 
 Peter Simpson             Mar 13 to Apr 25, 2018
Joy Fong                      Mar 26 to Apr 9, 2018
Andrew Fisher            Mar 23 to May 5, 2018
Brian Newall              Apr 17 to May 27, 2018
Neil Darch                  Apr 18 to May 21, 2018
Hugh Frost                  May  to June 11, 2018
Rob Collins                 July 5 to Aug 6, 2018
Joy Fong                     July 9 to Aug 27, 2018
 
 

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SCARBOROUGH ROTARIANS 
 
ROTARY CLUB OF SCARBOROUGH WA (INC)
Summary of Minutes of Board Meeting
 Tuesday 20th March 2018
Meeting opened at 0705pm
Minutes of the meeting on 20th February accepted and seconded. Present were Mike McAuliffe, Guy Lehman, Joy Fong, Jerry Pilcher, Geoff Ivanac, Chris Schooling and Neil Darch. Apologies from Hugh Frost, Bill Nuttall, Pete Simpson, Andrew Fisher and Paul Barfoot.
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  1. Treasurer –  Guy Lehmann
Financial report December 2017 to March 2018 was tabled. Board gave approval for a new and
 upgraded  financial software system, much needed for operations, cost approximately $1500p/a.
 Discussion regarding signatories for the club’s finances. Mike McAuliffe advised Guy to go ahead
and put Paul Barfoot, Hugh Frost and Jim Joseph in as accompanying  signatories.
  1. Club Service- Mike McAuliffe
    • issues- The new barriers are up and we are happy with this. The Food van business with Ballajura Rotary club has been sorted. Mike advised that Captains should advise their crew at each swapmart to try and promote the Food van as a good will gesture. Jerry brought up the matter of some inconsistencies regarding advice given to sellers on boundaries of their stalls. Board suggested that guidelines should be written and communicated to all Captains in an attempt to standardise instructions. Alan Bennett to action this.
    • has been rolling along at 50% with some better attendances on some weeks lately. Chronicle- Some discussion regarding the present format for the Chronicle. No decisions arrived.RCST- no changes from last month’s situation.
  2. Community Service atH Geoff Ivanac
After some discussion, approval for funding for Foodbank $3,000, Camp
Opportunity $1,600 and SSLSC for $18,378 were given. It was suggested that the
presentation of the cheque to SSLSLC be performed at changeover night.
Discussion about the Autism Register took place. Those rotarianswho attended the presentation
were very impressed and recognized the importance of the Register. Jerry Pilcher suggested that
Jim Joseph speak with Andrew Whitehouse to see if we can get some publicity as in media
coverage for this project when they present to club member in April. Jerry to speak to Jim Joseph
regarding this matter.
  1. International Service – Neil Darch
Vocational Training Programme- Awaiting the application process to be approved.
Wheelchair for Kids-  Discussion around the recommendation from WFK that RCS recognize WFK
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nominated yearly and not be an allocation from the funding of the International Committee. The
Board recognised that WFK has become an integral part of our club and Mike McAuliffe suggested
that we should hold a Members forum (only Active members) be held to discuss this matter.
Consideration to be given to WFK being represented on the Board and research the possibility of
WFK recognition by rotary international.
Nokor Tep Hospital- this project will not be supported this year as they are running the project  
     outside of rotary guidelines. Rotary Foundation- the Board approved of $5000 to the Foundation.
Polio Plus- The Board approved if $5000 towards this international project. Friendship Exchange-
     Andrew and Karen fisher and Tish and Neil Darch will be attending the Scarborough UK Cavaliars
function the 29th April 2018. Stamps- No further update.
  1. Youth Service- Jerry Pilcher
Youth Exchange Programme- Maddie Smith our returned exchange student (to Norway)  gave an excellent presentation at the weekly club meeting on the 15th March. There was some discussion on host families for the incoming exchange student from Denmark. Rob Thompson and Bob Phelps are liaising with possible club members to host this student. Environmental Tree and Shade house Programme- We need someone to be the manager for this project.  Jerry Pilcher suggested that Community committee be involved in this as this is a community project. International Youth Science Forum and Rotary Youth Leadership Awards- It was suggested that the presentations by Emily Overmeire and Emily Zhang, the two participants for the above be held at a formal function eg. at Observation City, to be attended by club members and their partners. Brian Richards is to commence working on this. Hong Kong Students visit- looking for hosts for 1 night stay for 23 students and 2 teachers for the 11th April. Past Rotary Club Scarborough  Funding recipients Alumni database- Jerry Pilcher is working on this to ascertain if a database exists, this will help especially for New Generation upcoming projects.
  1. Vocational Service Andrew Fisher and Pete Simpson were not present.
  2. New Generation Chris Schooling
Movie Night- happening on the 7th June. Movie is Ocean 8. They are expecting reasonable amount of interest in this.
 
  1. General Business:
  • Board accepted Leave of Absence requests: Brian Newall- .
  • Other business: By Laws Document for our club. This document to date has not been located. Joy will send an email to all members to enlist their help in looking into their archives for this document. Guy Lehman will have a look at his archives
 
Meeting closed 2100hr.
 
 
 
 
 
Instructions on Assemble and removal of SwapMart Barriers
 
 Assembling Barriers:-
The barriers are individually numbered and they fit into the bags 
with the same number, and they must be fitted onto the columns 
or poles with the same number.
 
1: Take barriers in numbered bags from storage cabinet
and put into large shopping trolleys.
All barriers assemble left to right when facing from the outer.
2: Unhook snap hooks from bag handles.
3: Attach these snap hooks to left pole with barrier tag number to the top.
4: Feed barrier out of the bag and attach intermediate snap hooks to
intermediate pole where applicable (see numbers on poles).
5: Attach snap hooks to final poles bottom first, top coloured
second and thirdly, fit the tensioner to top also.
6: Do not attach barriers to final poles where sellers enter 
until 6.55am or earlier if traffic movement has ceased.
Leave unattached part of barrier in bag until this time.
7: Fold all 22 bags and stack in numbered order and put in
storage cabinet until removing barriers.
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Removal of Barriers:-
1: 9.55am drop right side of barriers (in traffic movement areas)
where tensioner is, and clip top coloured snap hook and tensioner snap 
hook onto each other and move back to enable sellers to leave swapmart.
2: Take bags from storage cabinet and put into large shopping trolleys.
3: Remove barriers from right tensioned side first, and clip top coloured 
snap hook and tensioner snap hook onto each other and pack into
matching numbered bag (right and or tension side of barrier first), 
in a neat layered pile until back to left side.
(this is important to prevent tangles and for ease of removal next time).
4: Remove snap hooks from left pole and attach to bag handles.
5: Stack bags into lower left of storage cabinet in a numbered order sequence.
 
 
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Editor: Dave Taylor
Email:  grimnin@upnaway.com
Phone:  041 890 2982
Print: Alan Bennett 
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