799 Bulletin Issue 16-20 20121113

Rotary Club of Magill Sunrise Page | 1

Our first evening meeting with partners this year has come and gone and I am sure that those who attended

would attest that it was a great evening of fellowship. I will admit that having our outgoing GSE team there

to show us the presentation they will be giving in Taiwan next year was an absolute bonus so thanks must go

to them for agreeing to do this for us.

The venue, Cafe va Bene on the corner or Gorge and Lower Nth East roads provided us with a comfy

function room which we soon made our own with our banner and other Rotary regalia. After kicking the

meeting off we soon had entrees on the table which were delicious pizza breads similar to a bruschetta.

Entree was followed by a small presentation to our clubs Honorary Members for 2012-2013, Robyn

Holcroft, Leonie Dew, Gary Lockwood and Mayor Simon Brewer. We presented them each with a

certificate of appreciation, recognizing their efforts and contributions in front of present members and

partners.

Main course was next and I am sure nobody was left feeling hungry after these tasty dishes! The GSE team

followed mains with a slick presentation which they will be giving to the clubs they visit in Taiwan. The

presentation was one which showcased the best of South Australia and also gave us an insight of each

member. This year’s 9520 team consists of:

Tony Lagozzino, the team leader, Electrical Contractor, member of the Rotary Club of Campbelltown.

Simone Mazengarb: On Line Journalist, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Magill Sunrise.

Jonathon Robran: Development Manager, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Norwood.

Sabrina Koetsier: Medical Scientist, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Murray Bridge.

Shane Roberts: Marine Biologist, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Campbelltown.

After a few questions, some recommendations and much praise for their efforts Lindsay Davis got up and

surprised his wife Carol with a Paul Harris Fellow so congratulations Carol and well done Lindsay!! This

moved us into our heads and tails game which was won by our newest Paul Harris Fellow Carol who won a

nice bottle of red, and our lucky door prize which was won by GSE Team Leader Tony Lagozzino. Last

minute stand in Sergeant Mina made a record $86 dollars in fines with $27 of this coming from her meal

surcharge. She was not afraid to get some coin from all and sundry so well done Mina and thanks to all for

their misfortune and muck ups.


I will close by thanking all members and partners who came along as it was an enjoyable evening; one I

would love to replicate at some time in the New Year. I hope you all had a fun filled meeting and wish the

GSE Team good luck with their travels to Taiwan in February-March next year. See you all in a few weeks, as

I am off to Newcastle with work. GREG

Gary & Greg

Leonie & Greg


Robyn & Greg

Simon & Greg


The Rotary movement was founded in February 1905, by Paul Harris, a lawyer from Chicago, who recognised

the potential of an association of like-minded professional and business people who could meet and share

common interests on a regular basis. In 1957, the Rotary Foundation launched the Paul Harris Fellowship in

memory of the founder and as an expression of appreciation for those who have contributed to the

Foundation's humanitarian and educational programs.

A contribution of US $1,000.00 is made to the Rotary Foundation in the name of each individual to be

honoured – providing an opportunity to do even more good in the world through the Rotary Foundation

programs such as the Group Study Exchange, eradicating polio, promoting peace and conflict resolution, and

supporting health, vocational and education projects.

Members of the Rotary Club of Magill Sunrise are active supporters of the Rotary Foundation with personal

giving, a club program and contributions through the footy tipping competition. As a result of sustained

giving, Lindsay Davis was able to recognise his wife Carol Davis as a Paul Harris Fellow and make the

announcement to a surprised Carol at Tuesday evening’s Club meeting following the current GSE Team’s

presentation.

Lindsay paid tribute to the support that he receives from Carol in family, life and Rotary – and acknowledged

the Rotary Foundation named her a Paul Harris Fellow “in appreciation of tangible and significant assistance

given for the furtherance of better understanding and friendly relations among peoples of the world”.


Bronwyn, for being the last to arrive.

All of the Port Supporters, who seemed to have congregated at the bottom corner of the table

(good to see them out socialising now that the footy season is over).

Graham and Robyn, for Robyn being overheard saying 'Oh no Graham' and 'not now Graham' at

the Jersey Boys concert the other night (we think and hope it had something to do with singing).

Tash, for having issues with wind at the weekend (apparently her gazebo blew over at the market).

Lindsay, for being a dobber and pointing out too many fines.

Carol, for spilling Mina's drink and

• for kissing Tony from the GSE team at least 6 times at the start of the night

• and for upsetting the balance of the market till on Sunday. Phew!

Greg, for calling Mina, 'Mona' in a text today

• and for not letting Carol introduce the GSE team tonight.

Christine, for not coming out of hibernation to attend our morning meetings, even though it is

getting warmer.

Julie and Ian, for getting their 3 children to paint their house whilst visiting from various places

around the world. That’s extreme organisation.

Susan, for swearing at the size of her schnitzel!

Lindsay’s cross fine the GSE team for being the GST (Group Study Taiwan) team, which means they

have to pay some money as part of a tax?

There was also $1 donated to the fines pot from each attendee a sort of $30 cover charge.

Total Fines: $83


2003 - Queensland adopts maroon as its official state colour.

1997 – The Lion King, a stage show adaption of the 1994 Disney animated film of the same name

opened on Broadway.

Thought for the Day 1: Of all the things I have lost, I miss my mind the most.

Thought for the Day 2: Better to be silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all

doubt.


Rotary District 9520 Conference 2013 **Barossa Valley**Rotary District 9520 Conference 2013 **Barossa Valley**Rotary District 9520 Conference 2013 **Barossa Valley**Rotary District 9520 Conference 2013 **Barossa Valley**

Conference 25 – 28 April 2013

The Rotary District Conference is a great opportunity to:

� Listen to great guest speakers on topical subjects

� Learn more about Rotary and the clubs in our district

� Catch up with old friends and make new ones

� Spend time with your fellow club members in a more social setting

� Get inspired to do great things!

We are very lucky that the 2013 Conference will be held relatively close by and I encourage all club members

to attend. Accommodation in the Barossa will be in great demand and short supply, so will need to be

booked quickly.

I will be booking accommodation for our club and if you would like to be included please let me know as

soon as possible.

See attachment with your email.

Thank you

Carol McKenzie


Greg Schuetze

Licaria Scheepers

Tuesday 6.50 for 7.00am

Hectorville Sporting Club, Fisher Street, Magill

[email protected]

www.magill.rotaryclub.org.au

www.facebook.com/rotarymagill

www.rotarynews.info/district9520


6.30pm Campbelltown Athelstone Football Club 150 George St, Paradise

1.00pm Norwood Norwood Town Hall George Street, Norwood 6.15pm St Peter’s Kensington Hotel 23 Regent St, Kensington 6.30pm Kent Town The Royal Hotel 2 North Tce, Kent Town 6.30pm Unley Unley Sports Club 39 Oxford Tce, Unley

7.15am Eastwood Royal Coach Motor Inn 24 Dequetteville Tce, Kent Town 6.15pm Hyde Park Hyde Park Tavern Park St & King William Rd, Hyde Park 6.30pm Burnside The Feathers Hotel Glynburn Road, Burnside 6.30pm Mitcham Edinburgh Hotel High Street, Mitcham 6.30pm Morialta The Rezz Hotel 20 Hamilton Tce, Newton

No Meetings

The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of a worthy enterprise and in particular to encourage and foster


The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service.

High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying by every Rotarian of their occupation as an opportunity to serve

society.

The application of the ideal service by every Rotarian to their personal, business and community life.

The advancement of international understanding, goodwill and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional people united in the ideal of service.

The Four Way Test 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?

For good food, good fellowship And the opportunity to serve through Rotary

…we give thanks.

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799 Bulletin Issue 16-20 20121113