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President Ross opened the meeting and welcomed members to our Christmas Dinner also welcoming Misawa Natsuko and her parents from the Rotary Club of Okayama Chuo, Japan. The family invited members of the Club to join them for a traditional Japanese Tea ceremony in our next visit to Japan, since it would strengthen Rotary friendship.

Report from Meeting 25 November 2019

Posted by Peter Tinney on Dec 01, 2019

Sergeant at Arms Bruce Moy called us to order and proposed the toast to RI, The Queen and Australia.
President Ross opened the meeting and welcomed all members and began with toast to all members.
He then presented to John Roetman and Neil Taylor photos from their induction as members of the Rotary Club of Taree.

Bush Fire Appeal

Posted by David Fisher on Nov 16, 2019

Report from Meeting 4 November 2019

Posted by Peter Tinney on Nov 11, 2019

President Ross welcomed everyone to our meeting and proposed a Toast to PP Ian Woollard.
David Denning confirmed our program for the rest of the year.
Bruce Moy spoke about a Drought project in local towns to support communities affected by drought. The suggestion was a BBQ & drink, and an opportunity to chat about problems and challenges and share their stories. It has been suggested as a practical way to address the mental health of farmers, their families and communities. DPI suggests it is the worst drought in a very long time. A rough plan is coming together to perhaps do this at Mt George and Oxley Island initially and the aim is to try to achieve that before Christmas.

Report from Meeting 30 September

Posted by Peter Tinney on Oct 05, 2019

Meeting opened by Past President Ian Woollard. An apology was received from President Ross Tingle. PP Ian reported that Rotary material had been transferred from storage at Club Taree to a container behind Ten Pin Bowling during the weekend by David Denning, Warren Blanch and Ian. Ian thanked those who had assisted and advised members who may have Rotary equipment that it can be transferred to this container.

Kevin Sharp reported that plans were in hand for the Golf Day on 26 January.

Committee to meet after meeting to finalise plans for Hole in One Mustang prize.

Report from Meeting 9 September

Posted by Max Carey on Sep 13, 2019

President Ross opened the meeting and invited Director David Denning to report on weekend activities. Rotary members were thanked for their busy weekend with catering of BBQ at Cundletown for Motor Show and for finals of soccer competition. Both events were well attended and total of over $4,000 was taken in total. Over 100 cars at Cundleton vintage car display.

This was last weekend we will be catering for Soccer this year and members who assisted were thanked by David for their devotion to duty.

Youth Service Director Colin Rose reported that we have three nominations for Public Speaking Competition. They are Adrian Pickerstaff, Paige Fitalan, and Tegan Hinshalwood from Manning Valley Anglican College. A nomination will be selected for Cluster selection.

Report from Meeting 29 July 2019

Posted by Peter Tinney on Aug 03, 2019

Pres Ross opened the meeting and welcomed guests, including Anika Stanic, Exchange student to Taiwan who introduced herself to members. Her mother Balinda was also present.

Community Director Neil indicated that Scientific Challenge will be held next year. The National Science and Engineering Challenge will be held in Taree on 23rd October 2020 at Taree Race Course. The top School in each state together with the top school in our district will take part. A prospectus has been prepared to enable sponsors to contribute to various levels of sponsorship. The teams will be bussed from either Newcastle or Port Macquarie Airports. 0n 22nd October there will be a science and engineering evening for all the schools taking part at the Race Course. Our club will be asked to provide for the breakfast on 23rd and the Rotary Club of Taree North will provide the barbecue lunch. A dinner will be held on Thursday night and all members will be invited, planning is well advanced and our next meeting we be held on 6th November 2019.

Report from Meeting 15 July 2019

Posted by Peter Tinney on Jul 19, 2019

President Ross opened meeting, welcoming visitors and Honorary Member Diana Chashchina. President Ross congratulated Peter Tinney on new format of Bulletin. Director David Denning reported on upcoming catering for football over next weeks.

Treasurer Ian reminded members that Annual Subscriptions are now due. Directors will meet with committees at Club Assembly next week.

The Rotary Time Capsule

Kevin Sharp recently reported on the Time capsule which had been stored at TAFE College since it was sealed in 1988. Members of the public and organizations had been invited to place a message or an article in Time Capsule to be opened in 2038. The Time capsule was established to celebrate 50th anniversary of Rotary in Taree. Kevin has now taken charge of the time capsule for maintenance and cleaning and will store it until the Rotary Storage shed is established.

Christine Evensen (Kikki) was Taree Rotary’s exchange student from Norway, in 1986/87. Her host families were Ken and Margaret Patterson, Alan and Margaret Swift (not in Rotary), Brian and Heather Hole and George and Margaret Shreeve. Her counsellor was Clive Norling and her International Service Director was Colin Ruprecht.

Kikki will be in the Taree area from July 18- 26. If any members want to catch up with Kikki (who is now 51) you could contact Brian or Heather Hole or Ken Patterson on.

Report from Meeting - 29 April 2019

President Ian opened the meeting with a toast to President Elect Ross for all the work that he is doing.

Report from Meeting - 15 April 2019

Posted by Joy McCaffrey on Apr 24, 2019

President Ian opened the meeting and welcomed members and guests to our meeting. He also welcomed Dawn Beer, Judy Richardson and Heather Hole to the meeting.

The President’s toast was given to Suzie Ploder for all her hard work as Fundraising Director.

Unfortunately our Guest Speaker, Marilyn Sendar, could not be with us for the night due to another late commitment and we will have her back soon.

Report from Meeting - 8 April

Posted by Max Carey on Apr 14, 2019

President Ian opened the meeting and welcomed guest Speaker Graham Taylor. He extended a warm welcome to Brian and Heather Hole, pleased to see Brian well again and back with us.

Board meeting held last week with discussion regarding Think Big Session, details at a later date.

Mentioned members need to contact Bianca to ensure that they have undertaken the Working with Youth Protection requirements. Bianca will contact you as your renewal comes due. Needed for such activities as RYDA and Science Challenge as well as other youth contact activities.

Club Assembly planned for 29 April 2019 and Combined Club meeting at Kings Creek on May 16.

Donation of $500 made to Bishop Tyrell Place to construct Botanical Garden, working bee later to construct garden.

David Denning reported that Football Roster is not required until 28 April 2019.

RAWCS annual fee of $10, many members payment still outstanding. See David Denning as soon as possible regarding this.

Discussion took place regarding aspects of Members Insurance during sporting activities. Bianca helped to enlighten us.

Report from the Meeting - 25 March Harrington Waters Golf Club

Posted by Joy McCaffrey on Apr 01, 2019

Ian welcomed Rotarians, guests and friends to our meeting.

Guests included Mick Parsons – Chamber of Commerce - our guest speaker, Amanda Brockwell, Brad & Michelle Christensen, Mike Kelly and Artie Hudson – Lions Club, together with member partners, Jan Small, June Braithwaite, Jenny Fisher, Terry McCaffrey and Heather Hole.

David Denning thanked all who helped on the Football Canteen over the weekend. A successful day was had.

Report from Meeting 10 December

Posted by Joy McCaffrey on Dec 18, 2018

On Monday night we had our Rotary Club of Taree meeting at the Winning Post Function Centre, Taree Race Club.

President Ian welcomed all to our Christmas gathering and also gave a toast to our sister club the Rotary Club of Okayama Chuo.

Report from Meeting 3 December

Posted by Joy McCaffrey on Dec 18, 2018

President Ian gave his toast to Past President Joy McCaffrey for the work put into producing our Weekly Bulletin.

President Ian also gave credit to the new incoming Board for 2019 /2020 under the leadership of Ross Tingle. A big thank you to all for giving your time so freely in order to continue to make our Club run smoothly.

Report from Meeting 26 November 2018

Posted by Joy McCaffrey on Dec 03, 2018

President Ian gave his toast to Past President Brian Hole for all the work he has undertaken within and for Rotary. Well done Brian.
He also touched on the visit to Currie Bros last week, noting what an interesting place this was to visit.
He sang the praises of Les Miserable and what an exceptional show it was. We have some extraordinary talent in this area. He also sang the praises of David Denning for his work on set construction, Ashley Cleaver for his amazing photography and Kylie Cleaver for her role in production of this play.

Report from our Exchange Student - Bailee Pinnock

Posted by Joy McCaffrey on Nov 26, 2018

Here's the latest news from Bailee, our Exchange Student in Denmark.

Report from Meeting - 5 November 2018

Posted by Joy McCaffrey on Nov 12, 2018

Acting Sergeant at Arms welcomed everyone to our meeting.

President Ian gave his toast to David Denning for his input and hard work on the sets of Les Miserable.

Report from Meeting 22 October

Posted by Joy McCaffrey on Oct 30, 2018

President Ian gave his toast to Ross Tingle who has now taken up the position of President Elect. Well done Ross. Our support is with you.

He also welcomed back Col Rose, Bianca Adimari and Joy McCaffrey who have all been away on leave.

As this night was our Club Assembly night some of our Directors spoke to us on their various portfolios.

 Ashley Cleaver spoke to us on Membership and Public Relations

 Bianca Adimari spoke to us on Youth Compliance Protocols and Insurance. Bianca is also our District Insurance Officer.

 Murray Difford – gave us an overview of where we are at and what is happening in Youth. Particularly where the Youth Ambassador program is at.

Murray also informed members of the Movie Fundraiser being put on by the Rotary Club of Taree on Manning.”Bohemian Rhapsody” at Fays Twin Cinema on Wednesday 14 November 2018. Please see attached flyer.

Kevin Sharp spoke on our Golf Day to be held on 26 January 2019. Please ensure you mark this in your diary to assist with this awesome fundraiser for our Club. Your help is needed.

Susie Ploder also advised that from a Fundraising point of view there will be a Bunnings BBQ to be held on 15 December 2018. Please note this in your diary and lend a hand to this fundraiser.

Members please do not forget the District Governor’s visit to our Club. This coming Tuesday 30 October 2018 (Not Monday 29 October 2018) at Club West for 6.00pm.

Report from Meeting 8 October

Posted by Max Carey on Oct 08, 2018

President Ian opened the meeting and reported on his attendance at opening of Oncology Unit at Manning District Hospital as part of hospital additions.

President Ian and Dianne also attended concert at Entertainment Centre featuring Manning Valley Concert Band and featuring Mitchel Brown celebrating 100 years of Anzac.

Report from Meeting 27 August

Posted by Joy McCaffrey on Sep 06, 2018

President Ian welcomed members and guests to our meeting, particularly our guests PDG Brian Beasley and his lovely wife Heather. Visiting Rotarians Paul & Elizabeth Tollis, Geoff & July Fuller and Judy Northam from the Rotary Club of Taree on Manning. It was also good to see our friend Judy Richardson back again and to also welcome Ashley Selibio who is a nominee for our Club’s Youth Ambassador position. A bonus was to have visiting Rotarians Regina and Vim from the Rotary Club of Springfield, Queensland at our meeting.

Report from Meeting 20 August 2018

Posted by Joy McCaffrey on Aug 26, 2018

President Ian welcomed members to our meeting, which is our Membership Meeting.

His toast for the night was to Past President Murray for all his hard work with respect to our Battery Muster Project. This Project has taken off and is a credit to all the hard work put in by Murray and his team. Congratulations and well done.

Report from Meeting 13 August

Posted by Joy McCaffrey on Aug 20, 2018

President Ian welcomed David Denning back from his trip to Kokoda and noted that we look forward to hearing of his trip later in this meeting.

President Ian reported on the successful visit of our Japanese Exchange student Natsuko who enjoyed her time her immensely.

Meet and Greet

Tinney, Peter

Meet and Greet Assistant

Tinney, Fiona

Room Set Up

Moy, Bruce

Introduce Guest Speaker

Dyball, Ian

Thank Guest Speaker

Streatfeild, Phil

Room Pack Up and Tidy

Moy, Bruce

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Welcome to our Club!

Service Above Self

We meet Mondays at 6:00 PM
Club Taree (Taree RSL & Golf Club)

121 Wingham Road
Taree, NSW 2430
Australia

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Rotary Offers a Helping Hand

Posted by Peter Tinney on Dec 08, 2019

President Ross Tingle of the Rotary Club of Taree receives a $5,000 cheque from the President of the Rotary Club of Penrith Trevor Hall and his wife Tess to support the Rotary MidCoast Bush Fire Appeal which has now raised over $180,000. Trevor and Tess were shown many fire affected areas in the Manning Valley during their recent visit and they were shocked to see how many houses were destroyed.

Christmas and Paul Harris Fellows

Posted by Peter Tinney on Dec 08, 2019

Dr Colin Rose and Rober "Yogi" Weller PHF

Recognition for outstanding commitment to the Club and the Community was given to Robert (Yogi) Weller on Monday night.

President Ross Tingle and David Denning PHF

And then Past President David Denning was pleased to receive the honour of a Paul Harris Fellow Sapphire Pin.

For more photos of the evening see "Photo Album".

Report from Meeting 18 November 2019

Posted by Peter Tinney on Nov 28, 2019

President Ross opened the meeting and welcomed Fr Jason Nyiri from Kenya and other visiting Rotarians, Dr Grace Maano and Ivan Shandansici.
President Ross reported there had been many donations to the Rotary Fire Appeal. Bruce Moy, Murray Difford and PDG Maurie Stack reported on
different activities planned for assistance to those affected by ravages of Bush Fires that have been very extensive.

Photograph of the overwhelming Bush Fire at Harrington adjacent to the Caravan Park on Crowdy Road.

THE RIVERSTAGE PROJECT

Posted by Peter Tinney on Nov 28, 2019

Proeject Manager - Ken Raison

Planned Activities in Response to the Bushfires

Posted by Peter Tinney on Nov 28, 2019

These include a program called “TAKE A BREAK ON US” when Lions and Rotary will host affected families to a BBQ and other social activities at various locations around the District, commencing at Oxley on 28 November and Caffreys Flat Hall 5 December.
Rotary is also assisting by receiving and warehousing food and other necessities co-located with the Rural Fire service at the Masters Building Taree South.

Bush Fire Appeal

Posted by David Fisher on Nov 16, 2019

Cluster Public Speaking

Posted by Peter Tinney on Nov 11, 2019

Dr Col gave a brief introduction to this level of the Public Speaking Competition, reminding folk that the requirements were that two speakers would speak for five minutes (with a bell after three) on a topic of their choosing and including referencing to Rotary’s Four Way Test.

Report from Meeting 28 October 2019

Posted by Max Carey on Nov 01, 2019

Rotary made a "Vocational Visit" to Manning River Steel and Manning Profiling in Grey Gum Road.

President Ross introduced the owner of Manning Steel and Manning Profiling Greg Dickson as well as the Manager Todd Watkin and Russel Sherman, Profiler.

Bunnings BBQ 27 October 2019

Posted by Peter Tinney on Nov 01, 2019

The team put in a big day, and a very successful day at Bunnings on Sunday 27th October, grossing around $1200.

It was reportedly the biggest Bunnings BBQ result we’ve had, according to Director Neil Hanington.

Report from Meeting 21 October 2019

Posted by Peter Tinney on Oct 24, 2019

President Ross welcomed everyone and offered a Toast to Neil Hanington for his great stories last week about his foray into Horse racing. President Ross also provided an outline on the club program for the next few weeks. He reminded us of the African Safari Night 18 November $30 per head with profit going to RAWCS (Rotary Australia World Community Service).

Sandi Outtrim has sent our good wishes to students completing year 12 exams, and a card to Harvey Else.

President Ross added that Neil Taylor was improving after his recent fall.

Taree Showgate Attendees

Posted by Peter Tinney on Oct 23, 2019

Ian Dyball, David Denning, Judy Richardson, Brian Hole, Dianne and Ian Woollard

Susie Ploder, Ted Gauntlett (under the hat) I think!, Max Carey and John Roetman

Report from Meeting 14 October 2019

Posted by Peter Tinney on Oct 20, 2019

Meeting opened by President Ross Tingle.

President Ross welcomed everyone and offered a Toast to Sandi Outtrim for her welfare work on behalf of the Club and her enthusiastic support for Canteen over the year. President Ross also gave us an update on our program for the next few weeks.

Phil Streatfeild gave an update about a possible visit 2nd December from our short term student visitor (from 2018) Natsuko Misawa from Okayama Chuo in Japan. Also details of a potential visit to our Club by Jemma from St Jude’s School on 23 March 2020. This might be an opportunity to invite other clubs along.

THE GUEST SPEAKER was to be Neil Taylor, however he injured himself and was unavailable.

Guest Speaker 30 September - Ralph Blenkin

Posted by Peter Tinney on Oct 05, 2019

THE GUEST SPEAKER was Ralph Blenkin from Machin’s Mill in Wingham.

Machin’s Mill was established in 1914 by Henry Machin at Killabakh. Later another mill established at Elands. Later the sawmill was established in Wingham and other mills were opened in the area but later closed. Machin’s mills have always been family owned. Wilfred and Merv followed Henry and then John Machin. Mill is now owned and managed by Ralph Blenkin son of Fay Machin.

Report from Meeting 23 September 2019

Posted by Peter Tinney on Sep 29, 2019

Dr Colin Rose was pleased to introduce three keen participants in the Rotary Public Speaking Competition, Tegan Hinshelwood, Paige Fitzalan and Adrian Bickerstaff from Manning Valley Anglican College.

We met at Club Taree. President Ross opened the meeting and welcomed everyone. Ross proposed a toast to Murray Difford for all ongoing hard work on the Battery Muster. He introduced the 3 Public Speaking contestants from Manning Valley Anglican College -Tegan Hinshelwood, Paige Fitzalan and Adrian Bickerstaff, who were accompanied by Deputy Principal Mr Andrew Jones. He also welcomed Paige’s Mum Camilla and sister Regan. Outgoing Rotary Exchange Student Annika Stanic was welcomed along with her Mum Belinda.

David Denning reminded us that staff would be needed for a Bunnings BBQ on 27 October.

Di Woollard informed us that our Rotary shirts are here for pickup and payment. She also promoted the Cluster Fundraiser for Polio Plus, “Ride like a Girl”.

President's Report

Posted by Ross Tingle on Sep 28, 2019

What a wonderful three months we have enjoyed together.Thanks so much for your support working together each week sharing your gifts and talents to making our club what it is today.

Your mighty effort in support of the Soccer BBQ reaching out to and being seen in the community has been fantastic.

Our new " T " shirts will also remind the community that Rotary is alive and well, not only in the community but throughout the world.

Wear it around whenever and wherever you think it is appropriate to share the vision of " Service Above Self. "

Coming up is a great opportunity to ask family, friends and acquaintances to join us at the movies for RIDE LIKE A GIRL at Fays Theatre Taree on 17th October, and later for our District Cluster gathering with our speaker Fr. Jason Nyiri at the AFRICAN SAFARI DINNER at Club Taree on the 18th of November. Please book early to show consideration for the caterers with the numbers expected.

Cheers for now,

President Ross Tingle

Report from Meeting 16 September 2019

Posted by Peter Tinney on Sep 21, 2019

We met at Harrington Waters Golf Club.

President Ross opened meeting and welcomed everyone. Ross proposed a toast to Ralph Godwin.

David Denning reported on the end of Football Canteen for 2019 and reminding us that staff would be needed for a Bunnings BBQ on 27 October.

Di Woollard informed us that our Rotary shirts are now ready.

Report from Meeting 9 September

Posted by Max Carey on Sep 13, 2019

This was last weekend we will be catering for Soccer this year and members who assisted were thanked by David for their devotion to duty.

Report from Meeting 19 August 2019

Posted by Peter Tinney on Aug 27, 2019

President Ross opened meeting and invited Jacquie Roetman to come forward and receive her Rotary Club of Taree name badge and welcomed her to Rotary.
Director David Denning reported on Football catering days and indicated that staff would be needed to man Kiosk on 7 and 8 September as well as Motor Show in Cundletown.

John Roetman - My Story

Posted by Max Carey on Sep 13, 2019

John Roetman was born in Holland and came to Australia with his parents in1951. They first lived in Bathurst then Wentworth Falls.

John and his wife Jacquie

Report from Meeting 12 August

Posted by Peter Tinney on Aug 18, 2019

Sergeant Warren welcomed us and we began with toasting RI, Australia and the Queen, then introduced President Ross who continued toasting Kevin Sharp for his ongoing efforts and leadership of our Australia Day Charity Golf Day. Brief reports were given by Kevin Sharp about the presentation last week at the Taree Rotary Golf day which we have sponsored for the past 22 years. PDG Ian reported about Polio Plus, and reminded us about Ride Like a Girl as a fundraiser for Rotary Foundation

Guest Speaker – President Ross

Our “guest” speaker last Monday night was our very own President – Ross Tingle. In his opening words, Ross said “I am just an ordinary person.”

Welcome District Governor Phil Hafey

Posted by Peter Tinney on Aug 09, 2019

President Ross Tingle and Ruth, Bronwyn and District Governor Phil Hafey

Report from Meeting 5 August 2019

Posted by Peter Tinney on Aug 09, 2019

President Ross opened the meeting and welcomed DG Phil Hafey and his wife Bronwyn, along with guests Neil Taylor, and a number of members’ partners.

John Roetman was also welcomed and was later inducted by President Ross, with an introduction from his sponsor Warren Blanch, while DG Phil pinned on his Rotary badge.

President Ross Tingle, John Roetman and Warren Blanch

Farewell Diana

Posted by Peter Tinney on Aug 03, 2019

Dianna shared a little about her life and her feelings about her visit.

Honorary Member Diana Chashchina returned to Irkutsk in Siberia this week. Diana has enjoyed her exposure to Western Democracy and Australian Culture.

Extract from E-News 29 July 2019

Posted by David Fisher on Jul 29, 2019

Update from the Transition Team re Proposed new District for D9650 & D9670

This update has been provided by the Independent Chair (PDG Steve Hill) appointed by Rotary International and is as provided to District Governor Phil and also the DG of D9670 after our first introductory meeting on Monday 22 July 2019.

It is intended that the information from the Transition team will be provided via the Transition Team Chair via the DGs and for D9650 via our E-News. The first of these updates from Chair Steve is as follows:

I want to keep you in the loop of what is happening with the Transition team that has been set up comprising members from both of districts with a view to forming a new District that encompasses the current clubs within Districts 9670 and 9650.

The Committee comprises of myself the chair and the following members:

Jo Wilkin – RC Coonabarabran
Maurie Stack – RC Taree on Manning
Neville Parsons – RC Wauchope
Julie Dixon – RC East Maitland
Brian Coffey – RC East Maitland
Don Stephens – RC Dubbo West

We had our first meeting last Monday evening via Zoom and this meeting was just a quick introduction to our purpose and to set our first face to face meeting.

The first in person meeting will be on the 24th August 2019 at Rotary Lodge Port Macquarie.

I intend to ensure that both of you are kept in the loop as the process unfolds and also the members of both your districts.

We will be looking for input from not only the current G-Trains but also any member of either district.

I will be back in touch after our first meeting.

Steve Hill

Past District Governor 2016-18

District 9710

About to Take Off

Posted by Ashley Cleaver on Jul 22, 2019

Ashley Cleaver and Colin Rose with Diana Chashchina prior to take off for a view of the Manning Valley

Matthew Peek

Jan 13, 2020

Former Ambassador

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December 4
Jamil Ahmad

December 8
Col Rose, OAM

December 9
Harvey Else

December 14
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December 19
Ralph Godwin

December 26

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Jacquie Roetman

December 3
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December 4
Joyce Isabel Carey

December 8
Christopher Olwoch

December 24
David Carroll

December 24

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Brian Hole

Heather Hole

December 8

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Max Carey

December 19, 1960

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