Bulletin 1986-03-11

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
PRESIDENT:   Edward F. Cadman
DISTRICT 993
DISTRICT GOVERNOR:   Ian Johnson

DIRECTORY
PRESIDENT:   DEREK BURNS
R.D.5 HASTINGS. PHONE 86-907, HOME 797-474

SECRETARY:   FRANK CRIST
P.O. BOX 752, HASTINGS, PHONE HOME 83-241

PUBLIC RELATIONS/EDITOR:   MAX LUTTRELL
11 CHAMBERS ST, HAVELOCK NORTH. PHONE: HOME 777-756

TREASURER:   COLIN YOUNG
P.O. BOX 105, HASTINGS. PHONE: 85-143

Club Weekly Meeting
Masonic Hall,
cnr Market Street N. and St. Aubyn St. W.
Tuesday, 12.15p.m.

IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO BE PRESENT TO UNDERTAKE THE DUTY ALLOTTED TO YOU, PLEASE ADVISE CLUB MARSHALL, TED  TUCKER, PHONE:   89-825

MEETING TIMES OF LOCAL CLUBS:
NAPIER:   Cosmopolitan Club – Monday 12.15.
NAPIER WEST:   Fire Station Hall – Tuesday 6.00.
TARADALE:   Town Hall – Thursday – 6.00.
AHURIRI:   Napier Sailing Club, Ahuriri – Monday 5.30.
HAVELOCK NORTH:   D.B. Te Mata Hotel – Monday 6.00.
STORTFORD LODGE:   D.B. Heretaunga Motor Hotel – Tuesday 6.00.
GREENMEADOWS:   Taradale Town Hall – Wednesday 6.00.
KARAMU:   D.B. Heretaunga Motor Hotel – Thursday 5.30

LAST WEEKLY LETTER OF MAX LUTTRELL. HE DIED 9-3-86.

WEEKLY NEWS

ROTARY  INTERNATIONAL
NEW ZEALAND

HASTINGS
ROTARY
CLUB
(CHARTER ISSUED 1924)

The Fruit Bowl of
New Zealand

(OFFICIAL CLUB MOTTO)
‘WE CARE’

YOU ARE THE KEY
Tuesday 11 March, 1986

PROGRAMME:
Speaker:   – OLGA JONES –
Subject:   WHERE ARE ALL THE HAWKES BAY TOURISTS?
Introduction:   Keith Brazier
Thanks:   John Mills

DUTIES:
Mess:   Rod Naylor, Robbie Robson, Les Snookes, Sandy Struthers
Coffee:   Alan Scott, Haldane Scougall
Tea:   Don Patterson
Sgt – at – Arms:   Harry Ballis
Rt Hand:   Peter Pritchard
Lt Hand:   Peter Single
Top Table:   Matt Parkhill, Gary Pike
Emergency:   Des Peryer, Ian Sutherland

VITAL STATISTICS, 4 March 1986
Present   68   Fines   $25.35
Absent   13   Shrapnel   $16.18
Attendance   85%   Total   $41.53

GOSSIP ROUND OUR OFFICE:
I am satisfied that when a wife insists on wearing the pants – a gorgeous typist wears the fur coat.

AN INVITATION – To join the official tour of the Rotary Club of Suva for the 50th Anniversary celebrations, with Travel Arrangements Ltd., Auckland. You pay only $1,065 per person including air fares – transfers by air conditioned coach – hotel accommodation, Fiji Government room taxes – holiday bag and transport to and from activities in Suva.
Enjoy 7 days in Fiji based at Pacific Harbour Resort.
March 25 – Depart Auckland and arrive on Wed 26 March at Fiji, with a welcome on arrival. Transferred to Hotel Tanoa at Nadi. After breakfast you go to the Pacific Harbour Resort.
March 27 – Free day. March 28 – registration and Conference. March 30 – Church Service – District Assembly – Farewell Lunch.
Overnight stay at Hotel Tanoa a [at] Nadi on Monday 31 March. On 1 April it’s time to arrive Auckland Airport.
Costs per person share twin at Hotel $1,065 or costs per person sharing 2 bedroom Villa, $1,035 with private pool. We have particulars.

MEETINGS:
Club Service meet Monday, 10 March at 7.30 pm home of Robbie Robson, 42 Iona Road, Havelock North. Members please advise if you will be attending meeting, phone Bus 66134
Vocational Service meet Tuesday 11 March at (5.00 pm) Boardroom of Wattie Canneries Ltd.
Youth Committee meet Tuesday 11 March at (5.15 pm) office of Bruce Whyte, National Bank, Hastings.

PERSONALITIES OF THE WEEK:
Birthdays:   Peter Young   March 12
Ed Bate   March 12
Alan Walker   March 14
Bill Langford   March 15

SICK LIST:   Gordon Morley is awaiting another operation to his eye. Our members send kind thoughts to you.

MAKE A CONTRIBUTION TO ROTARY:   Each Rotarian is a Public Relations man for Rotary – he should identify himself as a Rotarian at every opportunity.

PRESIDENT’S CORNER:
An excellent talk from our speaker Tony Ward last Tuesday on the subject of Industrial Relations. We appreciated the examples of industrial relationship provided between the worker and the boss and as he stated, there are certain principles to be adopted by the employer to employees. A written code of conduct should be placed before the worker before the commencement of his employment is helpful as to the type of job relation criteria.
Communication – and how we learn to work together in our living environment.
Reminds us of some of the basic rules as provided by Ned Klumph, Management Consultant of the executive newsletter “Room at the Top” – “Encourage participation – expand responsibilities – create a learning environment – provide positive recognition – provide the ground rules by being absolutely clear in your explanations to groups and individuals of exactly what you want, what you expect and when you expect it.
Ned is also a member of the Rotary Club of Garden State Cherry Hill, New Jersey USA.
Next Tuesday, 11 March, our Sgt-at-Arms session will be devoted to the raising of funds for the Lions Appeal in favour of the health of that young lady, Elva Harris.
Quote:   An inheritance quickly gained at the beginning will be blessed at the end.

FUN RUN – NATIONAL HEART FOUNDATION:
Members are invited to join the Fun Run of the National Heart Foundation and support Hawke’s Bay region’s contribution to finance the Foundation’s Chair in Cardiovascular Studies.
It starts in Hastings at 9.30 am at the Hastings Racecourse on Sunday 9 March.
Entry contribution – $2 adults – under 16 years, $1. Spot prizes – 5 Bank of NZ Auto Access Accounts, $20 each (under 16) T-shirts, Gift Vouchers etc.
Refreshments available.

ROTARACT ROSTER – YOUTH COMMITTEE:
March 10 (Board Meeting) – Graeme Fear
March 12 (Club Meeting) –

LIBRARY:   Our District Governor advises that he has checked with John Blake, Rotary Librarian, material available for Clubs.
John Blake hopes that District Clubs could place their order to Australia, through him, so that he can get an idea of what is required from Clubs.

WHAT OTHER CLUBS ARE DOING:
The Rotary Club of Vihti, Finland, sold paintings made by children suffering from cancer. Proceeds from sales were donated to a national organisation that supports children in hospitals and their families.

STANDARDS ASSOCIATION – PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
Our attention is directed to the above Safety Standard for Playgrounds and Playground Equipment NZS-5828.
Clubs are being asked if they would be interested in assisting the distribution of these pamphlets, by ordering a bulk supply for distribution. Clubs are also invited to obtain a copy of this Standard.

JUST A THOUGHT: In the old days horsepower was a lot safer – when the horses had it.

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