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18th Eastern Link - Province 20 Catenians of Western Australia

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EASTERN LINK<br />

The Catenian Association Strengthening family life through friendship and faith<br />

V.A.C.<br />

ANOTHER NEW BROTHER JOINS<br />

CITY OF MELBOURNE E CIRCLE…<br />

The new and the long serving: Pat O’Haire (centre) City <strong>of</strong> Melbourne’s newest Brother, Con Lilley<br />

(right) a founding Brother and President Greg Lynch (left) on the celebration <strong>of</strong> Melbourne’s 350 th<br />

celebration<br />

In February, the City <strong>of</strong> Melbourne celebrated its 350 th meeting by hosting the Visitors Decanter for the<br />

third time. Area President Will Kininmonth proposed the toast to Circle congratulating its Brothers on<br />

achieving this milestone and wishing all continued growth for years to come. It was therefore<br />

appropriate for the latest Brother, Pat O’Haire to be enrolled on the meeting. Pat’s waiting period for<br />

enrolment was longer than most as upon deciding to join he took a role in the mining industry based in<br />

<strong>Western</strong> <strong>Australia</strong>. Working on a rotational shift pattern it took eight months for Pat to be in Melbourne<br />

on a scheduled Circle meeting.<br />

Pat, born in Castlebar, Co. Mayo Ireland, emigrated to <strong>Australia</strong> with his wife Connie in 1994 originally<br />

settling in Sydney before settling in Melbourne in <strong>20</strong>00. Pat and Connie met when they both worked on<br />

the construction <strong>of</strong> the English Tunnel. Pat & Connie are members <strong>of</strong> the Parish <strong>of</strong> Nazareth, Rickett’s<br />

Point and have two children, Eilis and Will who are both at University in Melbourne.<br />

The Circle is guaranteed an interesting evening when Pat gets to speak about his lifestyle <strong>of</strong> flying to<br />

work every month for 21 days <strong>of</strong> consecutive work in temperatures generally above 40 degrees.<br />

/Brother Greg Lynch<br />

JUNE Page 50 <strong>20</strong>13

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