CEO of the Temora Aviation Museum Murray Kear has confirmed his attendance at out next Monday meeting on the 4th of September.

We encourage members to bring as many guests as possible as well as letting us know for catering.

Taz the Secretary

To let you now here are the confirmed one’s we have now!

7th August – Cr Max Oliver talks about the Temora Railway Precinct development.

14th August – Jeff and Joy Cornford to tell us about the construction and development of the Shipton Villas.

21st August – Bill Schwencke and Donna Widdows will talk to the members about the Temora Greyhound scene and industry in general.

18th September – will be our visit from District Governor George Weston.

16th October – We will be conducting our Mock Interviews of High School students.

All partners and members of the general public are very welcome and encouraged to attend.

Tonight Lucy Holland, reported back to the club after attending a Rotary IT (Information Technology) camp in Sydney with other High School and Rotary Exchange students.

They were given access behind the scenes at such icons as

Google

IBM

Optus

Microsoft

Thanks Lucy for an informative report of our continued support of Youth and the Future.

In the first meeting of the new Rotary year with President Rob Oliver at the helm we addressed an issue that is unfortunately all to close to our hearts currently.

Depression, social resilience, grief management and understanding have been topics well in the Clubs view in the later half of Past President Helen Maxwell’s year. Deaths have rocked the club and had many members searching to cope with the grief.

Dr Evans spoke tonight and gave hope, direction and understanding of these difficult processes we have been struggling with

 

Monday 19th June saw the assembled members, partners and guests meet at the Temora Ex Services Memorial Club to enjoy friendship and the common passion of Rotary, fellowship with new people.

Well new to us. Ex Temora Councillor and local identity Peter Speirs had some very interesting guests tonight.

50 years ago a much younger Peter was in the first Rotary Group Study Exchange to leave our shores and travel to the United States of America, in particular for him Woodward Nth Oklahoma and there to meet the Dauphin family and live with them. Friendship was born from this meeting that has flourished for the decades in between and while visits have occurred to mark the anniversary Little Lisa (well i guess she’s grown up a bit to) and her two daughters Morgan a school teacher like her Mum and Mallory studying agriculture communications came to visit Temora and us.

 

16 members with 3 partners attended tonights Dinner meeting at the Temora Ex Services Memorial Club on Baker Street, Temora.

Our program tonight was delivered by Rotarian Bonita on Facebook.

While we have all heard of this Social Media platform many in the club have no concept of it’s real possible advantages or uses.

Bonita tried to dispel some myths and put unsteady fingers on the right buttons.

Well done all.

No meeting next Monday, remember it’s our movie night.

 

Put it in your diary,

1st July  at the Bowls Club

6:30 for 7:00PM

Greetings readers

Our meeting was chaired tonight by Past President Peter Glasgow as President Helen was running late.

The Secretary filled in Members on important events and issues such as membership of the Temora Ex Services Memorial Club is required unless they wish to be signed in by staff every meeting, it is an offense to be on the premises unless you are a member or signed in.

District Conference 2017 in Orange 17-19th March was mentioned and members encouraged to attend.

Our guest speaker tonight as local business legend Gary Hartwig owner of the renowned Roundabout Bakery franchise, who together with wife Anne gave us an insight to their early start into business and success through those early years of development.

Our meeting next week will have Rotarian Bonita showing the members how easy it is to use Facebook, remember to bring your device!

Hello Reader,

Monday 6th March at the Temora Town Hall Theatre is the new date for the movie we missed on the 13th of February.

6:30 nibbles and drinks in the Foyer (note please bring a plate and BYO)

7:00 Showtime.

Free if you paid to see this on Monday 13th Feb! or $20.00

There are only 82 seats so first in Best Dress.

Rotary Clubs like to learn new things, are interested in the Community and as such are always looking for interesting Guest Speakers to address the club.

Confirmed Speakers at this stage and the date of their presentation are;

20th February, Mr Gary Hartwig – Roundabout Bakery Franchise.

27th February, Miss Bonita Pellow – How Facebook can help Rotarian’s stay in touch.

20th March, Mr Rob Bland – Builder, 6 generations of construction.

24th April, Mrs Deb Paterson – Temora Community Centre, what does it do?

Guests are always welcome to our Club meetings, just walk up to someone with a Rotary Badge on and introduce yourself.

Meetings start 7:00 PM with dinner and speakers usually commence at 8:00 and done at the latest 9:00 PM.