Sgt Richard introduced our Chair for the day James
James welcomed Jane and her daughters Isabelle “Issy”, Chloe and Emily
Issy will be speaking on her NYSF expectations, and Emily on her battle with diabetes
Issy will be speaking on her NYSF expectations, and Emily on her battle with diabetes
He also welcomed Judy’s Grand daughter Ivy
James proposed the International Toast to the Rotary Club of Cork in Ireland, ancestral home of the Condons. They migrated in 1865 due to the potato famine. The Rotary Club of Cork has a water project in Cambodia, and of Rotary Tree of Remembrance which has raised €1 million
Thanks for the photos Roger
Not to be outdone, President Jim proposed another International Toast, to the Rotary Club off Ganggu, Bali
District 3420
The history of Rotary International in Indonesia dates back to 1927, however Rotary activities stopped because of the second world war in 1942, and again for the second time on 23rd February 1961, when Rotary activities were prohibited by President Sukarno's Government. Since 1966 Rotary in Indonesia was again approved by the Suharto and became the current Districts D3410 & D3420.
President’s Report
- President Jim will be at the Rotary Club of Harvey Bay tomorrow to give a talk on our Bohol project.
- Marc reported that the Israeli manufacturers of the biogas plants were operating as “business as usual“
- Special welcome to the Topalian’s.
Some snake let’s slip the news that it was Roger’s 70th birthday. Warryn said he should be “behind glass in a museum“
Chris introduced Issy, Emily, Chloe and Jane. He gave special thanks to Jane for bringing her daughters.
Issy is a higher achieving multi talented student, finishing year 11 at Immanuel Lutheran College.
He had a long list to report on, including music, sewing, piano, biotechnology, IVF, with the latter interests triggered by Emily‘s diabetes.
University of Queensland Open Day
But there’s more. She plays netball and works at a bakery.
But there’s more. She plays netball and works at a bakery.
Issy explained that their surname originated in Armenia.
Her mum works for Darryl.
Biology, physics geography.
Interest in STEMM subjects
University of Queensland open day.
Hopes to advance her sister’s amazing technology.
Her mum works for Darryl.
Biology, physics geography.
Interest in STEMM subjects
University of Queensland open day.
Hopes to advance her sister’s amazing technology.
Emily was diagnosed with type one diabetes as a seven-year-old. She is now 12.
Emily explained that diabetes is an auto immune reaction, whereby beta cells were attacked in the pancreas. Canadian research showed the condition could be managed by insulin. It was previously a death sentence.
The device monitors her blood sugar
Chris – what’s her favourite jellybean colour – answer is Black
Izzi – The sugar monitor is a game changes - similar to pacemakers
ANZ biotech conference this Thursday.
She was introduced to NYSF by Darryl
This week she will be having afternoon tea with Governor Jeanette Young.
ANZ biotech conference this Thursday.
She was introduced to NYSF by Darryl
This week she will be having afternoon tea with Governor Jeanette Young.
Tracy asked about their Cavoodle
Mark congratulated her - Has she considered other universes such as Sydney or Canberra own the eight “well known“
Richard confessed that Dr Mathew Jones (Senior Research Fellow at the UQ Frazer Institute) is not his cousin – his cousin drives buses.
President Jim thanked Iezzi and Emily for their presentations.
Jim called for Directors Reports
- Bunnings.
- Christmas party – pay and respond. - 4:45 pm assemble. Warryn - there are 11 visitors car parks under the complex
- Richard John Moore is currently in PNG and is happy to attend the Rotary Club of Port Moresby.
- James Kings Beach carols, Rotary said. “yes“, but it will not happen this year.
- The combined churches will organise it next year.
Sergeant Richard was tipped off that Tracey and Warryn had been seen rollerskating.
Thanks Canada for South Park
James – used car market.
Darryl cross fine.
Two jokes
Thought for the day from James - “the future shaped by what you do today”
President Jim – final word
Warryn has been collecting cans and bottles for a worthy cause.
He had a breakdown while driving his truck.
He now relies on Jodie his assistance dog.
He was introduced to canine helpers through. “Rough Love“
Warryn has been collecting cans and bottles for a worthy cause.
He had a breakdown while driving his truck.
He now relies on Jodie his assistance dog.
He was introduced to canine helpers through. “Rough Love“
Sharon in December – $20,000 per dog – six years ago
“any dog”
Warryn “wouldn’t leave home”
Ipswich Rotary Club.
Warryn is in charge of the Christmas raffle.
Jim has five prizes all ready - two dollars or 3 for $5
Apparently I snore so loudly that it scares everyone in the car I am driving
Can't see an end. I have no control and I don't think there's an escape. I don't even have a home anymore. Think it's time for a new keyboard.