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Written by Bob Lewis
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Monday, 25 January 2010 |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 25 January 2010 )
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Written by Ray Judd
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Sunday, 08 November 2009 |
 Melbourne Cup Eve and District Governor’s Visit - what a great night - don't we have some fun in this club. We expected around 30 people, in fact that’s exactly how many were booked in at lunchtime and there were more like 40 people present when we started – marvellous. Thanks to Bob and Sherril Lewis for the organisation and preparation of the entertainment, the food and drinks.
The hall looked great with helium filled balloons and the ladies with their fancy hats. This really set the mood for the evening. The editor didn’t attempt to make note of the winners of the various races Bob conducted but it was apparent that most people present won a prize. The DG and his wife looked like they were having a good time also.
And from the organiser of the race meeting Bob Lewis;
A big thank you to John Gabb sweep, John Turnbull bookie, Una raffle, Sherril catering and to everyone for helping on the night. And to all the Jockeys for volunteering to play the games, hope there aren't too many sore legs. |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 08 November 2009 )
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The Ryda Program at Doonan this week |
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Written by Ray Judd
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Sunday, 18 October 2009 |
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The RYDA Program is a road safety education program aimed at reducing death and injury amongst young people on Australian roads. The Program targets 16 to 17 year olds who are at the stage of their lives where they start to drive or ride in a vehicle driven by their peers.  RYDA is a community-based initiative of Rotary Clubs, partnering those organisations in our community that have a responsibility for, or interest in, road safety for youth. It has been developed in onsultation with relevant Government Departments and is designed to complement and supplement the school curriculum and government road safety messages.
RYDA was established in the northern suburbs of Sydney in 2001 and today over 80% of Year 11 students in that district participate in the program. The RYDA Program has now spread to many other Rotary districts across Australia and by mid 2008 over 75,000 students had attended this life saving road safety education program. Photos Courtesy of Bob Lewis |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 30 October 2009 )
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