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Volume 66 Issue 5                                                          16 February 2022
President Patrick's Musings
 
Rotary friends and friends of Rotary
 
It was great to be back a Conochie Hall, spending time with some familiar faces, enjoying good company, good fellowship and a meal.
 
Next week our guest speaker will be Rotarian Susie Cole who will be talking about the Rotary Inner Melbourne Emergency Relief Network. Our Club is actively involved in the RIMERN project, and it will be great to get an update.
 
The Board met on Wednesday evening, and I’m pleased to let everyone know:
  1. There will be a Membership Strategy Workshop held to develop a 3-4 year plan for membership growth. The date of the workshop will be on Saturday 26 March from 10 am to 4 pm. If you would like to attend please email Fabienne by 5th March. We are looking for a broad cross section of the membership to participate
  2. The Secretary’s position for Rotary year 22/23 has been allocated to Justine Paragreen, congratulations Justine on your successful nomination
  3. Save the date - Changeover date is Wednesday 6th July 2022 at Amore Hotel Richmond, look out for further details.
  4. Vocational site meeting is planned on Wednesday 24th March at a Brewery in Brunswick, it’s a partner’s night with a planned site tour followed by a meal, look out for further details and how to book your place
  5. The Art Show @ Swinburne University: dates have been confirmed 25th June to 3rd July 2022 with the Gala Opening night on Friday 24th June 2022
 
Other important news:
 
The Hawthorn Makers market is back for 2022, with the first market being Sunday 6th March, please put it in your diary and support this club event.
This is one of the club’s major initiatives and we need everyone on board, so if you haven’t been to the market for a while, please make an effort to turn up. 
Even during a Covid-interrupted 2021, a financial report for the HMM has a net income of over $17,000. The funds raised from the market are used to support a variety of projects led by community groups in the local area which deliver support programs, youth and vocational programs and humanitarian projects in overseas countries
 
Rotary Learning Institute – expression of interest from new members. The Club will pay for the registration and lunch costs, please let me know if you want further information
 
Steve Clarke is back on deck and will be collecting groceries for the Asylum seekers & refugees again. Steve is offering "masked" pick up of your grocery Please find a list below of their most pressing needs. Please call/text Steve on 0411 556 561 to arrange pick up.
  • Tuna in oil 400g , Tinned tomatoes 400g
  • Honey small bottles & Raw unsalted nuts almonds, walnuts, cashews
  • Spices small packs cumin, turmeric, chilli & Coconut cream
  • Sweet and savoury biscuits
  • Dried fruit apricots, dates
  • Peanut butter & Jam
  • Full cream UHT milk 1 litre
  • Deodorant & Disposable razors
  • Shampoo and conditioner
  • Laundry power max 1kg &Dishwashing liquid 1 litre
 
Team Docherty are ready for the 38 mate walk on the 6th March, have you booked yet??
 
This is a club event, so there is an expectation that members will be participating and supporting the Community Services Committee and the Myeloma foundation - this login will take you directly to the booking page https://myeloma.org.au/38withamate/. For more information please contact Adrian Campbell or Peter Allen.
 
Have a good week in Rotary
 
Patrick Docherty, Member since 2010 
Patrick Docherty
President 2021-2022
Upcoming Events
Camberwell Sunday Market
Market Place
Feb 20, 2022
6:50 AM – 1:00 PM
 
Weekly Dinner Meeting
Conochie Hall
Feb 23, 2022
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
 
Camberwell Sunday Market
Market Place
Feb 27, 2022
6:50 AM – 1:00 PM
 
Weekly Dinner Meeting
Conochie Hall
Mar 02, 2022
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
 
View entire list
Speakers
Feb 23, 2022
RIMERN operation (Rotary Inner Melbourne Emergency Relief Network) - [Chair - David Troon]
Mar 02, 2022 6:30 PM
Energy from the Ocean - (Chair - Geoff Heath)
Mar 09, 2022 6:30 PM
Pulmonary Resuscitation Demonstration - (Chair - David Baker)
Mar 16, 2022 6:30 PM
Michael Blood Member Behind the Badge Talk - (Chair - Peter Allen)
View entire list
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2022 Camberwell Art Show - Dates Confirmed!
 
GREAT NEWS!
 
Swinburne University have now confirmed the following dates for the 2022 Camberwell Art Show. Remember a successful Art Show is by far our largest fund-raiser, which in turn powers our community projects both here and overseas.
 
So put 20 June to 5 July in your diaries and calendars now, and wherever possible plan your winter holidays ski-ing or heading north until after the Show.
 
Details are as follows:
  • Bump In: Monday 20 June
  • Paintings Receive: Tuesday 21 June
  • Layout and Hanging: Wednesday 22 - Thursday 23 June (note our Wednesday Night Meeting will be held at Swinburne)
  • Finalise Hanging & Clean-up: Friday 24 June
  • Gala Opening: Friday 24 June
  • Show Open to Public: Saturday 25 June - Sunday 3 July
  • Paintings Hand-back: Sunday 3 July - Monday 4 July
  • Bump Out: Tuesday 5 July
The days marked in red are the days that require the most volunteers.
 
As in previous years, setting up and running the Camberwell Art Show is a "Whole of Club" project which requires literally 1000s of hours of volunteering, and it is expected that every Club Member will contribute their effort in some way toward a successful show.
 
A detailed Roster will be produced in the coming months, but there are two things that all members must attend to:
  1. Try and find Sponsorship opportunities within your social, business and local circles
  2. Ask your partners and friends to assist by volunteering to help, especially on those "high demand" days in red.
I am sure everyone is looking forward to a successful 2022 Camberwell Art Show and I ask you for your support.
 
 
Murray Anderson - Chair, Camberwell Art Show
WE'RE BACK: BIGGER, BOLDER, BETTER by David Baker
 
'We're a Happy Team at Hawthorn' .... and promise you a fantastic 1st Hawthorn Makers Market for 2022 with around 70 local artisans at the Hawthorn Arts Centre on Sunday 6th March from 10-3. 
 
Check our video out! Here's the link https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1084981865685312
 
The Hawthorn Arts Centre will also be the starting point for the ROMP (Rotary Outreach Myeloma Program) Fundraiser "3.8 Walk with a Mate" at 10.30am and 12.30pm - you choose your start time.
 
What a 'Win'Win' for the Market and for ROMP. Further info on the ROMP walk from Peter Allen.
Why am I going to the District Conference?
Dear Camberwell Rotarians,
 
I’ve been a member of Rotary since 2008. The first District Conference (DC) I attended was in March 2010 in Perth when Dennis Coleman was President. I have not missed one since.
 
It is one of the key milestones of the District Governor and the planning starts more than 12 months earlier. The venue is central to the success of the event. Although I’ve attended many interstate DCs, the past few years have been in Victorian regional towns to support our local businesses. Like all large events, Covid has impacted the last two year’s conferences and this year will be face-to-face.
 
The reasons I attend:
  • The speakers are generally outstanding. I’ve always been moved by a least one speaker each time and inspired by many. Speakers represent key people in our community as well as Rotary leaders.
  • It is a great opportunity to interact with our club members in a different social setting.
  • It is also an opportunity to interact with other club members across the district and learn about their club (some of them become on-going friends and catch up at subsequent DC).
  • I thoroughly enjoy the offerings of the regional town where the event is held.
  • Friday night is traditionally a Club dinner and is always enjoyable. 
  • Saturday night is an optional gala event. It’s a chance to dress up, enjoy a lovely dinner, drinks and meet new Rotarian friends. It’s always great fun.
Overall DC is a great weekend away in a selected regional town that you may otherwise not visit. It’s a great time to learn more about Rotary and its various activities as well as fellowship event to enjoy.
 
I encourage you to register before 23 February and take advantage of the Early Bird price and save $35. First time attendees receive a discount of $100 less than the normal price. Click the link District Conference 2022 to be taken to the booking form.
 
See you at the District 9800 Conference on Friday 22 to Sunday 24 April 2022 in Albury.
 
Regards, President-Elect Fabienne Nichola
LIFT THE LID Charity Golf Day
 
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Camberwell Sunday Market Roster - 17 Feb 2022
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Ron Lear
February 14
 
Kemi Shobowale
February 20
 
Spouse Birthdays
Suzanne Mullins
February 20
 
Anniversaries
Nick Pane
Angela Pane
February 1
 
Graeme Hope
Sue Hope
February 2
 
Pierre Kriegler
Lil Kriegler
February 16
 
Join Date
David Loftus
February 1, 1990
32 years
 
Don Jago
February 1, 1990
32 years
 
Frank Leigh
February 1, 1978
44 years
 
Maria Wiechers
February 20, 2019
3 years
 
Nick Pane
February 20, 2008
14 years
 
Please send your contributions or any general feedback to your 2021-2022 RCC Bulletin Editor Kemi Shombowale (oluwakemi20shombowale@gmail.com)