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Emerald Rotary Club Contents Acknowledgment 5 1. Vision Statement 7 2. Significant Events 8 3. Register of Members 1980 - 2010 10 4. Honorary Members 11 5. Past Presidents / Paul Harris Fellows 12 6. Register of Banners 13 7. Club Banner 16 8. Club Charter 18 9. 1980 – 81 20 10. 1981 – 82 22 11. 1982 – 83 24 12. Ash Wednesday - ( Not Found Wanting ) 26 13. 1983 – 84 40 14. 1984 – 85 42 15. 1985 – 86 44 16. 1986 – 87 46 17. 1987 – 88 48 18. 1988 – 89 50 19. 1989 – 90 52 20. 1990 – 91 54 2 21. 1991 – 92 56 22. 1992 – 93 58 23. 1993 – 94 60 24. 1994 – 95 62 25. 1995 – 96 64 26. 1996 – 97 66 27. 1997 – 98 68 28. 1998 – 99 70 29. 1999 – 2000 72 30. 2000 – 01 74 31. 2001 – 02 76 32. 2002 – 03 78 33. Kids Fun Run with Thomas 80 34. 2003 – 04 82 35. 2004 – 05 84 36. 2005 – 06 86 37. 2006 – 07 88 38. 2007 – 08 90 39. 2008 – 09 92 40. 2009 – 10 94 41. Rotary Acronyms 96 3 4 Acknowledgment This document outlines the many great achievements enjoyed by the Rotary Club of Emerald & District Inc., in its first 30 years. It also gives a snap shot of the key element of the club – it’s members. Some members stayed for a long time, and some not so long, but all contributed to the well being of the club and it’s many achievements. All brought with them their own distinct personalities and talents. Over the first 30 years of the club, through all of the membership changes, projects and challenges there has been one constant. That constant has being the culture of the Club. Our Club has always been a relaxed, fun place to be, made up of a bunch of great people, who have combined their individual talents, to enable the club to raise in excess of $600,000, and to undertake many worthwhile and successful projects, and to make a difference. The cover of this document, designed by graphic designer Richard Berry, uses the annual photos of the club members as the background – and by doing so captures the very essence of our Club – it’s members. I would like to acknowledge a few people who contributed to this document: President Ken Miller – Who’s idea it was that such a document should be created. Club History committee members: PP. PDG Ray Adams PHF PP. Tom van den Dungen PHF PP. Kerry Champness PHF Helpers: Tina McInerney Peter Johnson Suzanne Johnson Jean Simpson Heather Nielsen PHF Richard Berry PP. Phil Macdonald PHF for his printing expertise, ideas, and the use of his collection of Club Annual Reports. PP. Russ Nielsen PHF Chair Club History Committee 5 6 Vision Statement The Rotary Club of Emerald & District, is a thriving, active and progressive group of local people, that utilise their unique combination of friendship, experience and expertise to achieve outstanding results and recognition for significant contributions to local and international community and humanitarian projects. 7 Significant events 22nd Jan 1980 Inaugural meeting of the Provisional Rotary Club of Emerald 28th March 1980 Rotary Club of Emerald Charter granted by Rotary International 27th May 1980 Charter presentation function July 1982 Changed from District 982 to 981 16th Feb 1983 Ash Wednesday 28th May 1989 Hosted District 981 Assembly 21st Nov 1989 Incorporation of Rotary Club of Emerald Approved by Rotary International 18 Dec 1990 Change of name to the Rotary Club of Emerald & District Incorporated March 1991 Inaugural Debutante Ball 19th July 1991 District 981 renamed 9810 8 Nov 1991 Charter of the Rotaract Club of Emerald & District Inc. Feb 1993 Inaugural ‘All American Car Show & Swap Meet’ Jan 1996 Induction of first lady members Heather Nielsen & Magda Macdonald Nov 1997 Inaugural ‘Brian Leake Bike Ride’ August 1998 Safe Water – Save Lives ‘Waju PNG Project’ 2001 & 2008 Puffing Billy Park Rotunda & BBQ Oct 2002 Inaugural ‘Kids Fun Run with Thomas' Dec 2005 Rotary International Centennial Project ‘Emerald Time Square’ 2009 Tenderfoot Self Help School - Kenya Funding towards Purchase of School Bus 9 Register of Members 1980 — 2010 Name Inducted Resigned Name Inducted Resigned Chris Adams 01/06/84 Daryl Ereaut 28/03/80 01/06/82 June Adams 25/01/05 Shane Evans 01/12/84 01/02/89 Marcus Adams 02/07/02 Joe Falcone 28/03/80 01/03/93 Ray Adams 22/04/97 Robert Farr 02/07/98 30/06/01 Bill Allison 28/03/80 01/06/81 Trevor Fisher 01/08/85 01/02/89 Bill Appel 01/08/93 01/12/94 Peter Fletcher-Wells 28/03/80 01/06/81 Ian Ash 20/09/08 Reba Foster 28/03/80 01/06/81 Kristine Ash 20/09/08 Bev Foster 23/11/09 Ben Baigent 28/03/80 01/12/81 Chris Funder 01/10/81 01/06/84 Gayle Barrot 30/05/00 Peter George 01/08/82 01/06/94 Bill Barber 28/03/80 01/06/90 David Greenaway 01/03/83 01/06/85 Rodney Barnard 01/10/81 01/06/84 Alfred Gregory 13/05/97 09/02/10 Keith Barnes 01/08/86 31/10/00 Koos Groenveld 20/06/00 01/10/03 David Barraclough 25/05/04 06/06/06 Richard Grundy 01/09/82 01/06/92 Bern Bartlau 28/03/80 31/12/96 Kevin Haack 28/03/80 01/06/81 Tony Bean 01/06/83 01/06/84 Kevin Haack 01/12/88 01/06/90 John Beatie 28/03/80 01/06/81 Peter Hadwen 05/05/09 Stuart Bell 01/07/83 01/06/85 John Hamilton 01/11/91 30/06/97 Christine Bendal 01/01/96 21/03/98 Ian Handley 28/03/80 01/06/81 Paul Bendal 01/01/96 01/02/98 Gloria Hargreaves 25/09/06 Phil Blashki 01/10/80 01/06/85 Jim Hilbert 02/12/97 30/06/99 Peter Bligh 01/05/88 01/06/92 Gordon Hill 28/03/80 01/06/86 Greg Boland 01/04/93 30/06/00 Peter Hill 28/03/80 01/06/84 Martin Buoncristiani 01/12/09 Mark Hines 01/10/81 01/08/83 Don Borg 01/11/90 Barry Hodge 28/08/01 30/06/02 Kenneth Boyd 01/11/91 01/12/92 Peter Hodson 01/04/87 01/06/88 Kath Breen 22/08/00 31/12/02 Kevin Hogan 07/07/97 30/06/03 Rex Breen 01/04/81 01/04/85 Ed Hogben 28/03/80 01/06/88 Rex Breen 01/01/96 31/12/02 Barrie Hood 01/11/90 01/06/91 Colin Brown 25/01/05 June Howard 31/05/99 30/06/01 Peter Brown 01/05/87 01/06/95 Jim Jackman 01/04/85 01/12/92 Vern Bulbeck 01/08/86 01/06/90 Don Jenner 01/06/88 01/12/89 David Cavanagh 25/06/02 01/10/03 Peter Johnson 20/02/07 Kerry Champness 30/06/01 Suzanne Johnson 20/02/07 Alan Chafer 12/10/96 30/06/01 Dennis Jones 01/10/85 01/06/94 Emma Clark 02/07/02 11/10/07 Dennis Jones 30/11/05 01/06/98 David Clarke 28/03/80 01/12/89 Marney Jones 06/05/97 30/06/99 Steve Cochran 01/08/85 01/06/87 Ron Jones 01/10/81 01/06/85 Stuart Coppins 01/08/80 01/06/82 Max Jorgensen 01/04/86 Colin Cowling 22/08/00 30/06/05 Ed Ketcher 01/07/80 01/06/95 Kevin Cox 01/12/88 01/10/91 Ian Kidgel 22/04/08 Mark Cummings 01/12/93 01/03/95 Michael Kyval 08/04/97 03/03/98 Malcolm Daddy 01/08/86 01/06/90 Mike Kyval 17/07/01 31/12/02 Dennis Dawson 01/06/96 30/06/99 John Lacey 01/08/94 31/12/96 Wayne Deague 28/03/80 01/06/83 Brian Leake 01/04/85 12/08/97 Tony De Dominico 01/02/96 06/02/98 Norman Lloyd 01/03/95 01/02/96 Chris Denegris 01/06/87 01/06/92 John Longmore 01/10/81 01/06/84 Hans Devries 01/12/84 31/12/00 Magda Mcdonald 01/01/96 30/06/06 David Dickson 28/03/80 01/06/90 Phillip Macdonald 08/11/88 15/03/93 Jeff Donoghue 01/11/89 01/12/92 Phillip Macdonald 01/11/94 15/05/07 Noel Duns 01/01/90 01/06/91 Anna Malseed 01/06/04 Catherine Elfick 10/02/09 Peter Maloney 24/02/98 31/12/02 Peter Emberson 28/03/80 01/10/94 Russell Marnock 22/08/06 10 Register of Members 1980 — 2010 Name Inducted Resigned Name Inducted Resigned Khai Mark 01/12/84 01/03/94 Jenny Schmutter 09/05/00 30/06/02 Allan Marsh 28/03/80 01/06/92 Bruce Schwennesen 28/03/80 01/06/88 David Massey 01/07/84 01/03/94 John Schewennesen 28/03/80 01/06/90 Norm Mauger 02/07/02 John Shaw 10/06/97 Ian McConnell 20/11/01 30/06/03 Lorna Shaw 26/08/08 Brian McInerney 31/12/96 01/06/07 Jean Simpson 24/02/09 Tina McInerney 20/06/03 Robert Simpson 24/02/09 Alan Meridith 01/06/91 01/06/91 David Simpkin 01/05/94 01/ 12/94 Horrie Mickelborough 28/03/80 01/08/82 Rob Small 30/11/04 31/12/06 Ken Miller 21/06/05 Leslie Smith 28/03/80 01/06/88 Gordon Moore 25/03/97 31/12/01 Chris Stilwell 01/07/95 31/12/98 Geoffrey Moysey 25/03/97 31/12/01 Keith Thomas 01/09/86 18/02/97 James Murray-Parks 17/02/09 01/12/09 Terry Thomas 30/4/93 01/06/99 Jenni Muxlow 01/06/96 30/06/06 Karin Thompson 15/7/97 30/06/98 Trevor Muxlow 28/01/97 31/12/00 Tom van den Dungen 28/03/80 01/09/08 Phil Neander 01/10/83 01/06/86 Ian Wakefield 01/02/92 01/06/98 Russ Nielsen 01/09/82 Ian Wakefield 25/09/07 Heather Nielsen 01/01/96 01/06/03 Brian Warby 01/12/85 01/12/90 Glen Paranth’ -Small 30/11/04 31/12/06 Alan Ward 28/03/80 01/06/89 Bill Pearce 01/09/92 01/06/94 Leo Wassilieff 31/12/96 30/06/01 Marie Ranger 27/02/07 08/05/07 Tom Watson 13/12/05 Craig Reaburn 01/06/83 01/01/96 Michael Weidner 01/11/89 01/06/95 John Ritchie 02/02/86 Eric Whittaker 01/04/96 11/11/97 Maxine Ritchie 11/08/09 James Wood 24/05/04 31/05/05 Betty Ritchie 21/08/01 31/12/06 Steve Wood 01/10/87 30/06/89 John Russell 01/05/95 03/06/97 Ian Woodhouse 01/07/91 31/07/05 Anthony Ryeland 11/12/01 30/06/03 Daryl Young 01/01/96 30/06/03 Cheryl Sanders 02/07/01 Honorary Members 2009 - 2010 Dennis Jones Tom van den Dungen Terry Thomas Brian McInerney 11 Past Presidents 1980 –8 1 ......................
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