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OFFICIAL WEEKLY NEWSLETTER OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF SYDNEY
Weekly Meeting Tuesdays at 12:30pm at The Castlereagh Hotel, 169 Castlereagh Street Sydney
District 9750 Club #: 18206 Chartered: 1st May 1921 Volume 88 Issue 26  29th January 2008
www.SydneyRotary.com

 

Rotary is the world's largest non-religious organisation. Membership is open to business and professional leaders interested in joining the cause to help build good will and peace in the world. Click here for more information.
 
The Rotary Club of Sydney invites
you to a meeting with:

The Sheriff
of Sydney
 
 
Mr. Reg Kruit 
Acting Sheriff

 


 
Our Speaker
  Win a new Audi

"The Sheriff is not that common today;  is it a perception or has it been superseded by another function?"

The mission of the Sheriff’s Office is to protect the New South Wales justice system. 

The vision of the Sheriff's office is that :

  • all participants in the judicial system can access their rights in safety;
     
  • the public trusts the integrity of the jury system;
  • the community is confident that the orders of the courts deliver justice; and
  • our people are well trained and highly motivated to achieve our Mission.
 

Imagine driving away a brand new Audi, or wearing an 18 carat gold watch or owing a $10,000 share portfolio!  And it is all for a good cause. 

Plus we'd really appreciate your support for our great Rotary projects this year.  Tickets $100 each - great value and a great gift idea.



ART UNION tickets @ $100 each
Drawn on 25th March 2008

FIRST Prize:
AUDI Motor Vehicle valued @ $50,000 

SECOND Prize:
  18 carat gold mens Omega   Deville watch from J
Farren-Price valued @ $11,400 
 
THIRD Prize:
  Share Portfolio from Shaw Stock Broking valued @ $10,000 
   
Please help support the Scholarships and Projects
for the future prosperity of our community.

The Rotary Club of Sydney has been undertaking community based projects that have helped to change and improve the face of Australian society.

These include scholarships for young people at The University of NSW, The Inspire Foundation or assisting in education and helping to reduce poverty in Australia and overseas.

 

 
Future Speaker Highlights
This Month
Next Month
Following Months
5 February
 
Kerrie Grant
Forensic Archaeologist
4 March
 
Hon. Ian Laurence AM
Chairman Axiom Properties Ltd
20 MayMt Eliza Award
19 February
 
Consular Day
18 March
 
Mr. Colin MacFarlane
Director, Operation Cleft
Rotary Club of Box Hill South
3 JuneVocational Service
              Award
26 February

Chris McDiven
Liberal Party President




President's Project 2007
For more information about this year's President's Project simply click on the image and you will be taken to the relevent web site.

click to visit the inspire web site.

Beanbag program aims to close 'the digital divide' so that all young people get to enjoy the same sorts of educational, employment and social opportunities.

The University of New South Wales, one of Australia's leading research and teaching universities


Beanbag:
Through film-making, digital photography, online safety and youth action workshops, young people who are experiencing or who are at risk of social, economic or cultural marginalisation: learn new skills, connect with their peers, tell their stories and those of their community in their own voice, and link into vital health and community services in a supportive environment - factors found to have a significant impact on mental health and wellbeing (WHO, 2005)
 
 
 
Vocational Service Award

Since 1960, the Rotary Club of Sydney has presented its Vocational Service Award annually to a person who has given notable service to the community through his/her vocation. The award is normally made at a Club meeting in March each year.

Nominations for this award are open to persons who in the opinion of the Rotarians who nominate them, have not only achieved success in their vocation, but through such vocation have rendered outstanding service to the community. The purpose of the award is also to direct attention to the vocational service aspect of Rotary ideals. It is open to anyone whose vocational activities have been carried out within the City of Sydney or the Sydney metropolitan area (but not necessarily exclusively so).


Call for Nominations - by Tuesday 29th January 2008

The Club is now calling for nominations for the award. Members of the Club are invited to suggest a suitable person or persons for nomination.


Award Criteria 

  • The Service-above-Self nature of a nominee’s activity in their vocation 
  • The community value of a nominee’s service in their vocation 
  • The regard in which the nominee is held in their vocation 
  • The regard in which the nominee is held in the community 
  • The good character of the nominee 
  • The positive public relations effect on the vocation resulting from the nomination 
  • The availability of the nominee if selected to accept the award

To open a printable version of our nomination form simply ....      CLICK HERE

Rod Rate
VSA Co-Ordinator

Phone: 95175020 (H) 0411097333 (M)
Fax: 02 95175023

 


ANZAC Day is Approaching
- Diarise Friday 25th April Now & practice your BBQ skills !






 
Club News
CHAIRMAN

 
Vice-President Ann Burleigh
 
 

 
GRACE /
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY

 
Rotarian Ian Hamilton
 
 
 
TODAY’S SPEAKER

Reg Kruit
Acting Sheriff
Office of the NSW Sheriff


 
VOTE OF THANKS

Vice-President Ann Burleigh
BIRTHDAYS - this week
 

Peter Bowen

Stuart Howe

Ted McKeown

Roslyn McLeod

(actual dates are witheld for
privacy reasons)


 
ANNIVERSARIES

 
David Kellaway
1st Febryary                        36 Years

Dame Leonie Kramer
30 January                         18 Years

Chris Barry QC
2nd February                        9 Years

Peter Reimann
30 January                           1 Year
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
 
Board
Tuesday 19 February at 6 pm.
Castlereagh Hotel, 4th floor.
 
PR & Membership
Date to be advised, 7.45 am – 9.00 am, Wilson Learning Australia
Level 14, 9 Hunter Street
Sydney
 
International
Tuesday 19 February at 11:45 am. Castlereagh Hotel,
4th Floor - Adam Room.
 
Service & Awards
Thursday 21 February at 7:45 am.
Lvl.16, 60 Castlereagh St., Sydney.
 
Youth
Friday 28 February - Last Friday at Noon, Fiducian - Level 4/1 York St. Light lunch provided.
 
Rotaract - Club Meeting
6:00pm Wednesday 30 January

Miss Laurie Mullins dec.

Members will be saddened to hear of the passing of former Club Executive Secretary Miss Laurie Mullins who passed away on 11 January 2008 at the age of 94.   
Miss Mullins served as Executive Secretary of the club from 1958 to 1978.
Her funeral was held on 17 January 2008.




Meeting Volunteers
VISITORS RECEPTION *
VISITORS REGISTRATION *
CASHIER ROSTER *
29 January
Keith Garner
Sophie Dillon
Hary Fox
Moss Akbarian
Volunteer Needed
5 February
Bert Rosenberg
David Begg
Helen Shao
Julian Ledger
Volunteer Needed
12 February
Julian Ledger
Peter Reimann
Rex Doughty
Cliff Marriott
Volunteer Needed
P L E A S E    R E P L A C E    Y O U R S E L F    I F    Y O U    C A N N O T    M A K E    I T



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