Bulletin 1989 October 17

CLUB MOTTO
‘WE CARE’

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
NEW ZEALAND

CHARTER ISSUED
1924

HASTINGS
ROTARY CLUB

NEWS

HASTINGS: THE FRUITBOWL OF NEW ZEALAND

CLUB WEEKLY MEETING.
Masonic Hall, Cnr Market Street N. and St. Aubyn St, W. Tuesday 12.15pm.

PRESIDENT: GARY PIKE
608 Tomoana Rd, Hastings.
Phone: 798-361.

SECRETARY: FRANK CRIST
P.O. Box 752, Hastings.
Phone Home: 83-241.

PUBLIC RELATIONS/EDITOR: DON PATTERSON
85 James Cook Street, Havelock North.
Phone Home: 774-937 or 486-804.

TREASURER: COLIN YOUNG
C/- P.O. Box 10, Hastings. Phone: 85-143.

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
PRESIDENT: HUGH ARCHER

DISTRICT 993
DISTRICT GOVERNOR: JIM ROSS

MEETING TIMES OF LOCAL CLUBS:

NAPIER:
Planter’s Restaurant – Monday 12.15.
NAPIER WEST:
Fire Station Hall – Tuesday 6.00.
TARADALE:
Town Hall – Thursday 5.30.
AHURIRI:
Napier Sailing Club, Ahuriri – Monday 5.30.
HAVELOCK NORTH:
Parkwood Country Lodge – Monday 6.00.
STORTFORD LODGE:
Heretaunga Club, Victoria St – Tuesday 6.00.
GREENMEADOWS:
Taradale Town Hall – Wednesday 6.00.
KARAMU:
Hastings Club, Eastbourne St, Entrance – Thursday 5.30.

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

ENJOY ROTARY

TUESDAY, 17 OCTOBER 1989 (Vocational Week)
Speaker   Ms Kate Fackne, Hastings Co-ordinator, HB Polytechnic
Subject   HAWKES BAY POLYTECHNIC
Introduction   Graeme Richardson   Thanks   Brian Aitkins [Atkins]

TUESDAY, 24 OCTOBER 1989
Speaker   Dr John Gommans, Geriatrician of the HB Area Health Board
Subject  CARE OF THE AGED
Introduction   Paul Jones   Thanks   David Davidson

VITAL STATISTICS, 3 OCTOBER
Present   52   Fines   $30.00
Absent   17   Shrapnel   $21.09
Attendance   75%   Total   $51.09

VITAL STATISTICS, 10 OCTOBER
Present   55   Fines   $37.00
Absent   14   Shrapnel   $9.57
Attendance   80%   Total   $46.57

DUTIES BOTH WEEKS
Mess   Bryce Jones – Paul Jones – Darryl Le Claire – John Mills
Coffee   Bryon Higgins – Gordon Lee
Sgt-at-Arms   Graeme Richardson   Sgt-at-Arms   Basil Brooker
Left Hand   Owen Knight   Right Hand   Rod Naylor
Top Table   Merv Lewis – Norm Lowe
Tea   Owen Johnstone
Song Leader   Ian Sutherland – Alan Scott
Emergencies   Ian Lawson – Rex McLay – John Muys

PERSONALITIES
Birthdays   21 October   Paul Jones (1st week)
(2nd week) 26 October   John Mills
26 October   Matt Parkhill
Birthdays   27 October   Graeme Richardson
28 October   Graeme Clarke
Wedding Anniversaries   24 October   Millicent and Ron Giorgi
25 October   Ann and Ray Custance
26 October  Margaret and Byron Brook
27 October   Molly and Keith Garland
28 October   Beth and David Davidson

DIARY NOTES
28 November – Ladies Luncheon
13 November – Directors Meeting
31 October – Combined Meeting with Stortford Lodge

PRESIDENT GARY’S CORNER
Points to ponder
28 October – POLICE CHARITY BALL
31 October – COMBINED MEETING STORTFORD LODGE – Speaker, Don Dubbonson, the first Assistant Secretary to Australian High Commission
10 November – If you are going to be in Auckland are you willing to attend a function to be addressed by RI President Hugh M Archer
Once again it was evident that the best speakers come from within the club. Thanks Frank. We could be looking for more.

Decisions from last Directors meeting
1.   $100 to Fire Board towards costs of Jaws of Life.
2.   $100 to Hastings Air Training Corps.
3.   $300 to Rotaract to help membership drive.
4.   The new pennants are available for sale to members at a cost of $5.
New “Hastings Rotary” pens now available at $3.
Both these items are obtainable from Mike Boyce.

From the Membership Committee
Membership growth is progress towards our Goal of Service…carried out by men of quality…men with that “special something”, that will make ours an even better club. Help our club grow by proposing a new member. Share Rotary.
Invite a prospective member to club meetings that may have a particular appeal for him – and alert other members to give him a special welcome.

ENJOY ROTARY!
Why are you a Rotarian? Is there a reason that you spend as much time as you do in Rotary? There has to be a reason. Will you let me try to answer for you?
There is so much pleasure in Rotary activities. The breakfast luncheon, or dinner every week brings you in contact with your fellow members. Their diverse interests and knowledge stimulate your interest in your community. Of course, the weekly meeting is only the beginning. The planning for service projects both close by or across some distant horizon carries us out of our own self-interest and into the wonderful world of service to others. We find it a pleasing paradox to discover that we grow in stature when we give of our time and talent to improve the quality of life for someone else. How strange that when we give dignity to someone else, we grow in dignity ourselves.
Hugh M Archer
President, RI

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