Scribe: Wednesday 19 September and Bulletin Changes
Posted by Kay Phillips
This edition of the RCBNews heralds a number of changes. It is a cooperative effort by Phil Mortimer, Jeff Taylor and your usual editor. Thanks to Phil Rowell for the great story of last week's GSE focused meeting. Did you know there have been 70,000 GSE team members? As well as a list of last week's notices and meeting highlights please click the button below to find our how to get your notices and stories in the RCBNews from now on...
The new bulletin automatically includes all events on the website so you can simply list your event online. The second option is to write a story on the website. If you don't know how to do this Phil Mortimer is very happy to give you some coaching. The final option is to email me your notice or story and I will load it for you.
Each month we will be asking the committee involved in that month's Rotary Theme to write a short article each week for the RCBNews. Since October is Vocational Service month we will begin with my committee.
From last week's meeting:
Phil Wheatley spoke eloquently about the Family Life Cadet Programme.
The RYLA Camp will be held the weekend of 7-8 December.
Two girls have been selected to attend RYPEN in the third week of October.
RC of Albert Park have donated over $7000 to the Youth Suicide Awareness Programme.
RCBN will be co-hosting the GSE Farewell Dinner, with RC Brighton Beach, at Milano's on Tuesday 26 February. This is in our Club calendar. Is it in your diary?
The Heritage Signage in Bay Street is going ahead. Look forward to viewing these very soon.
Carole Cooke, the MegaSwim founder, won the Gold Medal in the recent Paralympics Road Race Time Trial.
As there is limited accommodation in Albury you are urged to register for the 2013 District 9800 Conference, starting 13 March 2013, and book your accommodation. The RCBN preferred hotel is The Quest.
Virginia won a tiny $4 from the pack of cards and the sergeants made $63 for Blue Ribbon in a truncated but vigorous session. Next week's session will also go to Blue Ribbon.
And last but not least: our resident poet, Angela, won the recent Elwood Poetry Competition. We hope to hear the poem very soon...
Each month we will be asking the committee involved in that month's Rotary Theme to write a short article each week for the RCBNews. Since October is Vocational Service month we will begin with my committee.
From last week's meeting:
Phil Wheatley spoke eloquently about the Family Life Cadet Programme.
The RYLA Camp will be held the weekend of 7-8 December.
Two girls have been selected to attend RYPEN in the third week of October.
RC of Albert Park have donated over $7000 to the Youth Suicide Awareness Programme.
RCBN will be co-hosting the GSE Farewell Dinner, with RC Brighton Beach, at Milano's on Tuesday 26 February. This is in our Club calendar. Is it in your diary?
The Heritage Signage in Bay Street is going ahead. Look forward to viewing these very soon.
Carole Cooke, the MegaSwim founder, won the Gold Medal in the recent Paralympics Road Race Time Trial.
As there is limited accommodation in Albury you are urged to register for the 2013 District 9800 Conference, starting 13 March 2013, and book your accommodation. The RCBN preferred hotel is The Quest.
Virginia won a tiny $4 from the pack of cards and the sergeants made $63 for Blue Ribbon in a truncated but vigorous session. Next week's session will also go to Blue Ribbon.
And last but not least: our resident poet, Angela, won the recent Elwood Poetry Competition. We hope to hear the poem very soon...
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