President George's
28 September 2005
Last week we learned a little of a different aspect of live theatre. Patricia Boggs told of her job of “selling a dream” to the public. Patricia has worked with many famous artists and producers as well as being involved with many internationally famous shows. An enjoyable evening, though not too many partners for an “optional night”. More time, promotion, notification needed.
As you may recall just short of $1,000.00 was raised by the raffle at the Police Awards night. The Club made the amount up to a round $1000.00 and Treasurer Bob Templeman presented a cheque for that amount to the Motor Neurone Disease Association of NSW inc., at their meeting last week. Bob is a Board Member of the association.
At the board meeting at the conclusion of last weeks meeting we covered a fair bit of ground. Treasurer Bob reported a satisfactory financial state of affairs. A cheque for $100 to ARHRF was approved. The picnic to Ross Brown’s property in the Yarramalong Valley on October 16th is organised and maps will be made available.
Directors reported that generally we seem to be traveling quite well although of course weekly attendance is not as good as we would like to see it.
In this year’s school book award it is proposed to include a list of Rotary Programmes aimed at High School students.
Until next week
Enjoy Rotary
President George
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