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Meeting was chaired by Bruce Heron
Visitors: Therese Robinson, Rob Soros, Nathan Harris and Lewis Batchy
Announcements
- Herb Greenwood requested for volunteers to assist with loading containers or other activities at the Donations in Kind depot on Saturday morning the 24th of September between nine and 12 o'clock. He then went into an in-depth description of what happens at a DIK working bee.
- President Justine made a small presentation on the benefits of Rotary Foundation and the many activities that it supports.
 Team Report;Warwick Cavell gave a presentation regarding the current survey and updating the clubs One Page Action Plan. Hard copies are available for those who can't access a computer or the survey can be filled in online on Survey Monkey. The survey involves looking at change in the club with two simple questions;
- What would you like change?
- What would you like keep?
If you haven't completed the survey you are requested to do so asap please.
Guest Speaker – Jeff Maynard
‘Sir Hubert Wilkins’ and ‘The Photographic Record of WW1’
Jeff Maynard, a prolific author, spoke his research into Sir Hubert Wilkins, soldier photographer, Arctic and Antarctica explorer. Jeff’s books include The Letterbox War of Kamarooka Street; Niagara’s Gold; Divers in Time; and Wings of Ice. His latest book, The Unseen Anzac, tells the story of Sir Hubert Wilkins the official Anzac photographer during World War I.
Jeff discovered Sir Hubert’s lost records in America in 2014, and uses them to reveal the story of a man that Australia has largely forgotten.
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Stephanie Woollard 31, when a Latrobe student in 2006, found seven disabled and illiterate women in a corrugated iron shed in Kathmandu, struggling to make and sell candles and soaps. .JPG)
