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Rotary Club of Drysdale Bulletin Catherine's Cables PO Box 123 Drysdale Vic 3222 District 9780 Club 18227 Inc: A0017079H www.drysdalerotary.org.au Rotary Club of Drysdale Bulletin Catherine’s CaBLes Meeting held at the Clifton Springs Golf Club on Monday 25 September 2017, starting at 6.30pm Apologies: Leila Stecher Visitors: Jan Ward, Wally Rickard, President Report Publicity: Article on Apprenticeship Night in the Echo and Springdale Messenger Café Crawl for Mental Health – morning tea at Wishpond between 10.30 and midday followed by an afternoon tea at the Bungalow from 2.00 to 4.00pm Secretary Bruce advised formal notifications for AGM to be held on 13/11/17 have been issued along with office bearer nominations forms Colin reported on two BBQs that were quite successful despite poor weather Program – Footy Night Art Show Sponsors: Bendigo Community Bank: Drysdale Smash repairs: Town & Country Towing: Bisinella: Chikkiti Boo Hairdressing: LJ Hooker Drysdale: Jack Rabbit Winery: Mortimers Petroleum: Bearlooms Pictures Framers: Lisa Neville MP: At the bounce the pack all chased the number of balls in the jar but it was Mitchell that took the early lead and scored the opening goal with an exactly correct answer of 159. It was a close run thing however as Terry was only marginally behind. The multi-code word find closed out the first quarter, lots of heads were down chasing the lead but there was no clear winner. The second quarter was a goal scoring feast with 10 goals scored, would have been 11 but one hit the post! Catherine and Colin H as the most accurate contenders but they alone continued into a sudden death shoot- out with Colin’s accuracy winning by millimetres. The second half opened slowly with many concerned looks but all players had scoring shots. Terry was in fine form with a perfect 9 out of 9 but even then he was only marginally clear of Gavan and Bruce on 8, Catherine on 7 and Geoff, Anne and Lyle on 6. At three quarter time it was still anyone’s game. The last quarter ran longer than expected with the leading scorers being Gavan and Helen A on 6 apiece but Christine, Lyle, Terry and Bruce scored 5 each, Geoff and Catherine 4½. Time on was added after the bell and at the final siren it was a draw between high scorers Gavan and Terry. Premiers - Gavan and Terry 14 Bruce 13 Catherine 11½ Lyle 11 Geoff 10½ Helen A and Christine 10 Anne 8 Colin H 7 Alex 6 Mitchell 5½ Margaret 5 Helen D 4½ Sue and Colin B 4 Peter 2 Wooden Spoon - Jan 1 Football Quiz – Round 1 1. Which man was the AFL premiership coaches medal named after? Norm Smith 2. Who won the 2016 Brownlow Medal? Patrick Dangerfield 3. When was Richmond’s last Grand Final win? 1980 4. When was Geelong’s last premiership? 2011 5. What is the name of the Australian Women’s Soccer Team? Matilda’s 6. Prior to 2016, which was the Bulldogs only Premiership win? 1954 Art Show Sponsors: Bendigo Community Bank: Drysdale Smash repairs: Town & Country Towing: Bisinella: Chikkiti Boo Hairdressing: LJ Hooker Drysdale: Jack Rabbit Winery: Mortimers Petroleum: Bearlooms Pictures Framers: Lisa Neville MP: 7. Who is the only player ever to win the under 17's, 19's, Reserves and the A.F.L Brownlow Medal? Tony Liberatore 8. Who is the leading goal kicker for Geelong this season? Tom Hawkins (51) 9. Which team finished on top of the AFL ladder at the end of the home & away games this year? Adelaide Football Quiz – Round 2 1. Which two teams play in the next NRL Grand Final? Storm vs Cowboys 2. Who was the first Brownlow Medallist? Edward ‘Carji’ Greeves 3. St Kilda has only won one Premiership, in which year was that? 1966 4. Prior to playing for Geelong, Patrick Dangerfield previously played for which Club? Adelaide 5. Which team won the 2017 FA Cup? Arsenal 6. Eleven Geelong players have won the leading goal kicker award for the VFL / AFL since 1897. Who has the highest tally in one year for Geelong? Gary Ablett, Sr. 1994 (129) 7. Two teams shared the record for the greatest number of VFL/AFL Grand Final wins – which two teams are they? Carlton & Essendon (16) 8. How many AFL/VFL Grand Final wins does Geelong have? 9 9. In normal “Home and Away games, who has the highest number of goals kicked in one season? 1970 Peter Hudson Hawthorn (146) Christine Waite – 50+ years in the AFL Our special guest for the footy theme night was Christine Waite who recounted many anecdotes and insights on how football has changed over her 50 year engagement with the AFL. Christine’s husband Vin played over 150 games with Carlton and played in 5 Grand Finals for 3 premierships. Her Son Jarrad has played over 200 games with Carlton and North Melbourne. Some of Christine’s insights were: Topic then Now Professionalism Training twice a week and Full time – training, most held full time jobs – Vin corporate functions, was a plumber recovery, injury rehab, media Media TV replays of some games, Extensive tv coverage, social limited radio coverage media, highly intrusive into personal lives Brownlow Night Listened at home on the Media coverage radio Player interviews and behaviour scrutiny Fashion show for the WAGs Art Show Sponsors: Bendigo Community Bank: Drysdale Smash repairs: Town & Country Towing: Bisinella: Chikkiti Boo Hairdressing: LJ Hooker Drysdale: Jack Rabbit Winery: Mortimers Petroleum: Bearlooms Pictures Framers: Lisa Neville MP: – young girls now exposed to great pressure on their appearance The Game When watching Vin – When watching Jarrad – Christine would often just focussed on intently on chat with her friends and not where he was, how he watch too closely played, is he injured etc Player movements Very rate – most played Very mobile, part of the entire career at one club professionalism of the game, advent of interstate clubs Thanks to Wally and Caroline for organising a great night for the Club Powerball Confectionary Challenge – No 5 – at long last …………. Colin Bartlett Heads and Tails won by – Helen Allen and Peter Downes Pres Catherine closed the meeting at about 8.00pm with the theme for this Rotary year ROTARY: MAKING A DIFFERENCE With assistance from Bruce – GO THE MIGHTY TIGERS!!!!! Upcoming meetings 2 Oct Bruni Callori Student Art Mentorship Night 9 Oct District Governor – Ray Herbert and Mental Health Night (wear a beanie) 16 Oct TBA 23 Oct Interplast and ROMAC 30 Oct TBA 6 Nov Pre-Melbourne Cup Night – Hawaiian Night at Van Everys 13 Nov AGM President: Catherine Eagleson Secretary: Bruce Van Every Mob: 0474 199 389 Mob: 0409 149 025 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Duty Roster 2 Oct – 16 Oct 2017 Guest Speaker WELCOME Attendance Room set up/pack Sergeant Liaison H/Tails up 2 Oct Caroline R Sue VE Terry B Bruce VE & Peter D Graeme W 9 Oct Gavan I Leila S Terry B Colin B & Mitchell Graeme W 16 Oct Peter D Colin B Terry B Geoff R & Gavan I Graeme W Art Show Sponsors: Bendigo Community Bank: Drysdale Smash repairs: Town & Country Towing: Bisinella: Chikkiti Boo Hairdressing: LJ Hooker Drysdale: Jack Rabbit Winery: Mortimers Petroleum: Bearlooms Pictures Framers: Lisa Neville MP: Other Community News The Humans in Geelong Expo is Sunday October 8th at Deakin Waterfront from 10am – 3pm. This is a free Community event with fun for everyone. There will be uplifting speakers, thought-provoking workshops, live performances, displays, free face-painting and activities for the kids www.humansingeelong.com 17 – 19 November - North Bellarine Film Festival – full program to be announced in October 24 – 26 November The Geelong Revival Motoring Festival is back for another action packed weekend and we would love to have you join us once again in making it happen. With last year being our 60th anniversary, we would like to thank you for contributing your time and effort into making it a successful one. Our Festival would not be possible without the help of our volunteers. In order to make the 2017 Geelong Revival even bigger and better than the last we need all the help we can get! Applications for the 2017 volunteers have now opened and we would like to invite you to join us. If you are interested in volunteering at this year's Geelong Revival Motoring Festival please find attached the application form for 2017 for you to fill out and return as soon as possible. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us on (03) 5273 4777 ext 418 or [email protected] . 18 February 2018 – Festival of Glass February 2018 - Cambodian Water Project Join Rotarians in a travel adventure to Cambodia in the first two weeks of February 2018, to experience first hand the culture and friendship of Cambodians and see the results of our D9780 Project in Cambodia. The trip will be led by Dr. Bryan Humphrey (President Geelong East Rotary Club) with support from a Cambodian interpreter and guide. Rotarian, Bryan has spent almost three years living and working in Cambodia. Art Show Sponsors: Bendigo Community Bank: Drysdale Smash repairs: Town & Country Towing: Bisinella: Chikkiti Boo Hairdressing: LJ Hooker Drysdale: Jack Rabbit Winery: Mortimers Petroleum: Bearlooms Pictures Framers: Lisa Neville MP: .
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