rotary club of wynnum and manly officers 2010 – 2011
rotary club of wynnum and manly officers 2010 – 2011
rotary club of wynnum and manly officers 2010 – 2011
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President Don called up the organiser for<br />
Mudflat Toys. Vince Gordon <strong>and</strong> presented him<br />
with a cheque which will enable Mudflat Toys to<br />
purchase <strong>of</strong> a new compressor for their<br />
enterprise. Mudflat Toys had donated a Dollsí<br />
House to the Club. The Board had decided that<br />
it will be donated to a Childrenís Hospital ñ<br />
Maybe the new one being built at<br />
Woolloongabba.<br />
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PDG Nick Curry sought<br />
leave to present two<br />
awards to President Don<br />
representing PP Mick<br />
Matthews. The first was a<br />
Rotary International<br />
President, John Kennyís<br />
Citation for outst<strong>and</strong>ing<br />
achievements within<br />
Wynnum <strong>and</strong> <strong>manly</strong> during<br />
Mickís year as President.<br />
The second was the presentation <strong>of</strong> the RAVE Medallion (Rotary Award for<br />
Vocational Excellence) which was given to Graeme Wescombe for his<br />
outst<strong>and</strong>ing service through The New Generations Directorship over the past<br />
four years. Well deserved but totally unexpected by the recipient.<br />
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Kate Bardsley <strong>and</strong> Liam Scanlan spoke to the<br />
Club on their experience <strong>of</strong> RYLA. Kate<br />
suggested that it was the ìcraziestî camp she<br />
had ever been on. She did not really want to go<br />
but after the third day she realised what a<br />
privilege she had been able to experience which<br />
changed her whole approach to the way she<br />
lived her life.<br />
Liam endorsed<br />
Kateís comments.<br />
He said a young<br />
person, he was<br />
concerned how he was going to do without a<br />
telephone or a computer for eight days was<br />
unthinkable. Yet he found that like the other 43<br />
participants he had experienced a different<br />
perspective on life <strong>and</strong> a renewed sense <strong>of</strong><br />
purpose. Both Kate <strong>and</strong> Liam were full <strong>of</strong> praise<br />
for the work <strong>of</strong> Rotary in this direction.<br />
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