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The Albie
20 Alison Avenue
Albert Town 9382
(Apologies by 12 noon Monday prior please)
 
Casual Catch up for ALL members

5pm - 6pm

EVERY TUESDAY just before

the Weekly Rotary Meeting

 

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President Marie Fitchett
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May 25
 
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May 29
 
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June 4
 
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May 24, 2024
 
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Ron Horner
Mob: 022 393 2140

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Presidents  Report  22nd April 2024
 
Hello everyone,
 
Another busy two weeks for the Wanaka Rotary Club.  The evening at the Stoaker Room last Tuesday night was an excellent evening with great food, fellowship & an interesting talk from Quinton the owner.  
 
Please ensure that you enter your apologies if you are unable to attend Rotary meetings.  We had booked for 45 people at the Stoaker Room & a few people did not turn up. 
 
As of 1 July 2024, the Regionalisation Pilot for Zone 8 will commence.  Rotary community groups are being established with the support of a Rotary Community Leader.  The plan is for more efficient & technology-enabled administration with key links for clubs to access new support systems.  Any questions about this 2-year regional pilot can asked at rotaryregionalpilot@gmail.com 
 
I am sitting in the sun in Christchurch after attending the first conference for District 9999 as I type this on my phone. What an amazing day at Te Pae conference centre. Jennifer Jones, immediate past president & first woman of Rotary International was the keynote speaker, she was totally inspirational & visited 57 countries in the 12 months of her presidency. One of her quotes "In order to live in the kind of society you want, you have to help build it". 
I learnt alot & had a wonderful time networking with fellow Rotarians. 
Adele Keefe exemplified the theme of creating hope in the world through her story of sexual abuse, domestic violence, prison holidays & her journey of survival & hope. Adele received a standing ovation with may tears in the audience. 
 
We now need to drive home so looking forward to seeing you all Tuesday night back at the Albie.
 
Kindest regards Marie 
Greetings from Westport.  An abbreviated Bulletin this fortnight but business as usual next issue
RH
Club Duties
Duty roster notes.
1. All active members (not honorary members) are eligible for duties.
2. Rostered members are responsibile for doing the duty, or finding a substitute.
3. Please advise Chris Tempest of substitutions by txt on 027 27 17 862
4. Duties are for 1 week only.
5. Duties are notified in the bulletin 4 weeks ahead.
 
CLUB DUTIES ROSTER

 

         23rd April                      30th April       
     
          7th May       
           14th May           

Attendance

Tony O'Regan
 
President Marie's Party 
Graeme Smart 
Committee Meetings  

Meet, Greet and Photography

Rod Pemberton President Marie's Party  Chris Tempest Committee Meetings

Introduce Speaker

Noelene Pullar President Marie's Party  Geoff Tomkins Committee Meetings

Thank Speaker

Alan Richardson President Marie's Party   Hannah Walker Committee Meetings
 
3 Minute Speaker
Eion Rutherford President Marie's Party   Richard Wallace Committee Meetings
 
Raffle
Chris Scott  President Marie's Party  Julian Warren Committee Meetings

Parting Thought

Ian Shore President Marie's Party   Rob Wilton Committee Meetings
 
Meeting Host
TBA  President Marie's Party  Chris Tempest Committee Meetings

Audio Visual Support

Geoff Tomkins  President Marie's Party  Ron Horner Committee Meetings
 
 
 
 
Coming up -Club Night Activities
April 23rd - Jordan Wood  2024 RYLA Experiences
 
April 16th - The Stoaker Room: Quentin Quider.
What a night from our guest speaker, Quintin from the Stoker Room!
 
From the shores of California to the Love Boat in the Caribbean, Tuna fishing in the States with hours 11pm to 9am catching approx 200 tuna fillets to Lobster fishing - diving for sea urchins in minus 6-8 degrees, 6 hours underwater along the Northern Californian Coast to NZ fishing trips, Stewart Island to Pinot Noir in Whakatane!
 
To Felton Road land development in 2001 producing a crop in 2004, Wild Earth wines which received the best wine out of 10,000 producers, sold the whole vintage and also claimed the best NZ wine.  The Wild Earth complex in the Cromwell Gorge Quintin developed and shared with the public for 8 years.
 
This then lead Quintin to a journey setting up Stoker Room in both Cromwell and Wanaka where he began the barrel cooking which Stoker Room is renowned for and of which we  all enjoyed last night.   
 
At one stage Quintin thought of becoming a dentist but honestly aren't we glad he changed his mind so that we could all appreciate the wonderful food he prepares at Stoker Room for all of us here in Wanaka.
 
Thanks to Bernadette Frost for the review
 
      
                                                     The delicious food together with some ravenous Rotarians
                      
Firewood for salelots of dry wood available now. Poplar, apple, some gum, pine/cedar. $100 per metre delivered, but not stacked!! A ute load is three metres (just over actually). Contact Mike Elliot (0274329243 or melliot144@gmail.com) to arrange delivery and quantity
                 
We have this great free driving workshop coming to Wanaka in 2 weeks 10th April and would love to get our attendee list full!  we need at least 25 people registered.
 
Are you able to share this with your networks/members in the community  please 
 
Many thanks!