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Bulletin10april14.Pdf WHO SAID SOCCER PLAYERS AREN'T INTELLIGENT AND WORTH $200,000 A DAY? th PO Box 227, Rosny Park 7018 TAS Chartered 5 June 1976 These quotes are one lace short of a boot, wouldn't you say? ABN 98 356 858 978 "My parents have always been there for me, ever since I was about 7.” David Beckham "I would not be bothered if we lost every game as long as we won the league." President Richard Wyatt Mark Viduka "Alex Ferguson is the best manager I've ever had at this level. Well, he's the only manager Volume 40 Issue 1643 Secretary I've actually had at this level. But he's the best manager I've ever had." 10 April 2014 Reg Emmett David Beckham A switched on club working for our community "If you don't believe you can win, there is no point in getting out of bed at the end of the day." We meet every Thursday at 6 for 6.30 pm Neville Southall at the Police Academy. 10 Phil Fletcher Drive, Rokeby "I've had 14 bookings this season - 8 of which were my fault, but 7 of which were disput- able." Paul Gascoigne This week Michael Turvey "I've never wanted to leave. I'm here for the rest of my life, and hopefully after that as well." Our National Youth Science Forum participant Alan Shearer NO MEETING NEXT WEEK "I'd like to play for an Italian club, like Barcelona “ Mark Draper Last week we sorted our By Laws and Constitution. Thanks all for your Dilger’s Garage — Howrah Road Southern Air, 41 Chapel Street, Glenorchy. contribution. Fuel, Oil, Mechanical Services, Driveway Refrigeration, heating, air conditioning and Service solar power. A Major Sponsor of the Rotary Club of Howrah A Major Sponsor of the Rotary Club of Howrah Please support them Who’s coming to the Fish Feast at Triabunna on Good Friday? We’re having problems getting our numbers right for the meals we buy. Please advise Always a good day with the Rotary Club of Tasman at AG Jean’s property Glen with an apology or additional numbers for meetings preferably by noon Tuesday. [email protected] Rotary Grace. “ For good food, good fellowship and the opportu- nity to serve others, may the Lord’s name be praised. Rotary Toast. “ To Rotary International and Australia.” Here and There Club Activities Buy your Entertainment Book tonight—$65 April 11 –13 District Conference; Devonport 12 April K & D BBQ Organiser Glen Woolley 17 April Easter No Meeting What a line up at the 18 April Fish Feast Triabunna Harvest Festival in the 24 April Meeting prime spot of the Bo- tanical Gardens. Our May 1 Visit to Menzies Centre 2—3:30 pm BBQ went extremely May 3 RC Glenorchy 50th Anniversary Dinner well - ultra busy and May 8 Club Assembly Board everybody chipped in May MUNA Deloraine to make it a success. May 22 Doug Chipman Mayor of Clarence Our kitchen really May 24 K & D BBQ Reg Emmett ruled as we sold out of May 25 District Assembly Launceston everything and made $1200 profit. Thank June 1 – 4 International Convention Sydney you to everyone for June 8 K & D BBQ Graeme Farrell making it happen and June 11 Try a Skill helping out with plenty June 12 Visit to Mawson’s Hut of laughs. June 29 District Changeover Birthdays 12 Jacob George 15 Rob Warren 20 David Mitchell, Suzanne Watton 22 Vanessa Goodwin Anniversary 20 Basil and Helen I assume the story about this photo will come out in the fines session. Chairman Registration Duty 10 April Rob Doug Mary Suzanne. Graham .
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