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Rotary Club of Cairns Mulgrave Inc.
Club Bulletin No 38, Vol 20, May 24 2002
The Cam

Features        
Guest Speakers Duty Officers Missed Meetings Reminders International Toasts Art Union What's Happened This Year?
President's Message Gift Pen Sets Commemorative Port 4 Informative Videos Coming Events  
Italian GSE team presentations will be at If you are not getting The Bulletin let the committee know! Previous bulletins Index    

Guest Speakers May 24 Lunch at Centenial Lodge: No Speaker
Coming Events June 1 and 2 Relay For Life
July 12 Change Over Dinner
July 19 Cairns Show
Duty Officers May David Kirchner
Peter Lade
Robin Logan
Duty Officer's Duties Placing all the gear in Rotary Room after and before each meeting.
Reminders None this week

Missed Meetings

Remember you can make up a meeting by attending another Club in the thirteen days prior and subsequent to the day of your own Club's meeting. You can make up in Cairns in these Clubs:

Cairns Club
Cairns Earlville
Cairns Marlin Coast
Cairns North
Cairns South
Cairns Sunrise
Cairns West

Thursdays
Mondays
Mondays
Wednesdays
Tuesdays
Tuesdays
Tuesdays
6.15 pm - Cairns Reef Casino
6.30 pm - Matson Plaza Hotel
6.30 pm - Smithfield Tavern
6.15 pm - Sheridan Plaza Hotel
6.30 pm - 7.00pm - Hambledon Hotel
7.00 am Reef Plaz Hotel
6.15 pm - Holiday Inn Cairns

President's Message

Hope you are all enjoying your week. Bill & I are almost clear of cartons, please make a note of our new home phone number 40590219, and there is a redirection on the old one for a period.

Unfortunately I will be absent from our meeting again this Friday as it is a busy time in Port Douglas, David Kirchner has kindly agreed to stand in and chair the meeting.

As Sunday is the Red Shield Appeal day, I know Sargent Bob is rearing to go with his 'fines' session, he can start with the absent president who will gladly pay the fine for such a good cause. My grandfather was in WW1 and whilst he rarely spoke about Gallipoli or any part of the war he impressed upon us the important part played by the Salvos, they were on the front line offering comfort & a cup of tea for the soldiers. He had the highest praise for there untiring efforts to help in time of need. Let's dig deep for the Red Shield appeal!

Many thanks to President Elect Garry for chairing last week's meeting, I believe that there was lively talk which will be carried over to this weeks meeting. The Rotary change over time is ideal for reviewing the past and if necessary changing some of the things which need changing. It is important that the members have their say, it's your club and Friday lunch should be one to look forward to, catching up with friends, getting things done & making a difference to your community.

Most of us prefer to deal with a Rotarian in business because we know & trust them.

Disappointed that I did not have the opportunity to meet the Italian GSE team whilst they were here, looking forward to hearing if any members, especially the females met them!! It was great to hear from Denise and to know that she is enjoying the German hospitality, we will have some good 'guest speakers' when Denise & Robyn return.

Mentioned the Birthdays last week, this time it's the Wedding Anniversaries. Bill & I share the month of May with the Braumans, Sextons, Shirvingtons and the Watsons. Happy Anniversary!

Don't forget the R4L meeting on Monday night, so close now!!

Look forward to catching up next week, have a great meeting

Yours in Rotary

President Chris


Italian GSE team presentations will be at :

27 May 6.15pm - Cairns Earlville at Matson Plaza
28 May 6.15pm - Cairns West

Anyone who would like to see them can do a make-up with those two Clubs.

From reports from Mt Isa they are lots of fun and very entertaining!

Regards gayle p.


International Toasts
Date Club Reason
24 Sarajevo D1910 Restarted 1999
31 Durham D1030 My Mum's birthplace
June 7 Punta Arenas D4350 At 53 degrees, furthest south
14 Apia D9920 At 172 Degrees, furthest east
21 Oslo D2310 Becky Bryant's future home
28 Eric Morton In Memory

Rotary Community Major Art Union

The Rotary Club of Cairns-Mulgrave Inc. advises that it is proposing to conduct its annual Community Major Art Union between the months of April to September 2002. The major prize will again be a car.

Rotary seeks Expressions of Interest from local charities schools and sporting groups interested in participating in the Art Union. Participating organisations will retain a substantial percentage of the $2.00 ticket price for no outlay, other than a commitment to sell tickets in the Cairns Community.

If your group would like to be involved in this event that last year saw over $48,000 distributed to local participating organisations please contact:

Club Secretary
Rotary Club of Cairns Mulgrave
P.O. Box 2051
Cairns 4870

Enquiries -
David Kirchner
Telephone (w) 40323377. a/h 40547408
Written expressions of interest required by Thursday 7 March 2002
Subject to the approval of the Queensland Office of Gaming Regulation.


Cairns Mulgrave Rotary Club

Boxed Gift Pens Available Now

$15.00 each.
Please see Secretary Kevin if you would like one

 

 


What's Happened This Year?

We would love to have any - photos - stories - certificates - anything at all of what has happened over the past year.

It's time to start putting the booklet for changeover together so please give any materials to Gina.

Gina Raccanello
Ph 07 4041 0565
Fax 07 4031 9011
Mob. 0407 178898
Email Gina@absolutecomputers.com.au


Instructional Videos

Rotary Club of Lismore West Inc.
District 9640
March 2002
The Rotary Club of Lismore West,
P.O. Box 323,
LISMORE, NSW, 2480
ABN: 54 302 015 490
Dear Friends,

Our club has now made 4 informative videos aimed at helping people detect health problems at an early stage, and encouraging them to seek medial assistance. The videos are made professionally with full support from leading medical authorities in their fields of cancer research and treatment.

Early intervention CAN SAVE lives- Why not enjoy better health?

The videos are:
1. WHAT WOMEN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT BREAST X-RAYS.
2. WHAT EVERY MAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT HIS PROSTATE.
3. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT MELANOMA.
4. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BOWEL CANCER.

Statistics tell us that we face the following risks.
Breast Cancer 1 woman in 12.
Prostate Cancer 1 man in 18.
Melanoma 1 person in 40.
Bowel Cancer 1 person in 24.

The Videos run for 14 to 20 minutes and cost $50 each (incl. postage) with discounts for multiple purchases. They are VHS and include an explanation booklet.
Your Organisation may wish to donate some videos to local health groups or community organisations, ie Probus, CWA, Hospitals, Bowls Clubs, Libraries, Schools or Local Health Authorities etc or of course to keep them for us in your club.

We trust you will support this life saving project. All videos are ideal for general viewing, and are available for immediate delivery.
RETURN ENCLOSED ORDER FORM. (Available on request from your committee.)
Yours faithfully, For More Information
ring:- Bob Barnes Ph: (02) 6624 2233 Fax: (02) 6624 5222
Bob Barnes


Commemorative Port

To; Club Presidents.

From; Terry Dowling,

Rotary Club of Mt Isa West. Subject; Commemorative Port.

Presidents/Presidents Elect,

The district conference has come and gone and I trust you all enjoyed your brief stay here in Mt Isa. One of the initiatives of the "West's Rotary Club" at Conference was to have available for sale a limited number of Commemorative Ports.

This port was a moderately successful venture for our club, and the point of this e-mail is to advise there are still some boxes available for sale.

These ports would make an excellent thank you gift to speakers at your club, as raffle prizes for your members, or as a reminder of the Outback Conference for both those who did attend and also those who could not make the event. In fact some clubs have already purchased I& 2 dozen lots for this purpose.

I ask that you consider the purchase of a dozen bottles of this port, to support a small Rotary Club endeavoring to meet it's commitments to RI and our community. The cost of this port is $16.50 per bottle, which is a bargain. If you are interested please advise so I can begin to make the necessary arrangements.

Thank you for your consideration;

Yours in Rotary, Terry Dowling