NEWSLETTER- 14^th MARCH 2013

WELCOME

ST PATRICK’S DAY LUNCHEON MEETING 14^th MARCH 2013

President John McPhee welcomed the 56 members and partners who joined together for the fourth St Patrick’s Day luncheon and a day of hospitality and fun was enjoyed by all at the Maroondah Club. The attendance was down on previous years but those attending were freely  mixing with the very friendly group at the Club.  President John completed the formalities of the day and then welcomed new member Aldo Faella to his first meeting and noted  a number of members not seen for a while that included Clive Bailey, Herman Bettonvil, Diane Carew, Rino Frigo, Hedley Ham, Bruce Kells, Don Maguire, Bernie Sowersby, Lyn Stevens, Rose Virgona, Jill Ward and Yvonne Whalen.

With the formal part of the luncheon over Kevin Mitchell specially dressed in green for the day presented a variety of Irish tales that were greeted with much laughter and enthusiasm from the audience.

Thanks must go to David and Glen Knuckey for the organisation of the luncheon and Lyn and Les Stevens for the arrangements made with the Club.

APOLOGIES

John Brown, Col Edwards, Nola Forsyth, Val Goldsworthy, Erika Hayden, Stan Halbish , John Hawkins,  Dorothy Hayes, John Hudgson, Con La Fucia , Harry Loucas, Gary Mason, Noelene Noonan, Neville Pearson, Geoff Perdriau, Ron Phillips, Tom Portelli, Peter Pritchard, Eamon Veaney, Jackie Waite, Glenda White,  Julie Wilkins, David Woods.

NEW MEMBERS

Faella                                      Aldo                            39 years ANZ

Aldo attended our meeting at the Maroondah Club.

BEREAVEMENTS

No deaths advised for this month.

Charles Rennie however sadly advised that John Oates of the “Banks Rowing Club”, who helped with the Rowing Club presentation at the February meeting celebrating Charles forthcoming 100^th birthday, passed away a few days after the luncheon from an unexpected heart attack.

NOT SO WELL

Barry Reid is on the sick list in Ballarat. He is now out of intensive care at Ballarat after having a kidney removed due to cancer in mid February. We were advised by Norm Gaskin’s  wife Pat emailing from Strathdale  that Barry‘s wife Shirley is thrilled to have him home to continue the rehabilitation process after the major surgery but  recovery will be slow .  Barry still has to visit the doctors at least twice a week and would welcome calls from his friends and colleagues and can be contacted on 5334 6281 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

HONORARY BIRTHDAYS

The following Honorary members will be enjoying a birthday during March  and we pass on congratulations from our members for your birthdays: Lindsay Baglin (84),Will Bailey AO (80),John Baird (88), Doug Carroll (80), Kevin Cleary (82), Bob Delahoy (84), Laurie Holland (93), Ron Horne (88), Tony Middleton (82), Ray Perry (84), Ron Pitt (90), Robin Pleydell (81), Charles Rennie (100), Roy Sharman (81), Kevin Sheather (88), Arthur Sheers (85).

INTEREST RATES

From 1/3/2013

Less than $20,000                                           1.94%

Greater than $20,000                                       2.48%

BIRDIES TWITTER

CHARLES RENNIE BIRTHDAY ODE (from PAST PRESIDENT NEVILLE PEARSON, ANZROC Resident poet)

T’WAS A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN YEAR NINETEEN THIRTEEN

THE VERY FIRST DAY CHARLES RENNIE WAS SEEN

CHARLES BIRTH FILLED HIS FAMILY WITH LOVE AND MUCH JOY

HERALDING THE ARRIVAL OF SUCH A BEAUTIFUL BOY

CHARLES WAS A BRIGHT CHILD WHO LEARNED VERY QUICK

REALISED WORK VERY HARD AND YOU WON’T GET THE STICK

UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL WAS A GREAT PLACE TO LEARN

UNION BANK OF AUSTRALASIA WAS THE REWARD CHARLES DID EARN

CHARLES WORKED AS A 351 COLLINS STREET CLERK IN 1942

UNTIL WAR BECKONED AND THE RAAF SAID, CHARLES WE NEED YOU

ON RETURN FROM THE WAR CHARLES TACKLED SEVERAL POSITIONS

AND PERFORMED VERY WELL UNDER ALL SORTS OF CONDITIONS

OVERSEAS POSITIONS WERE TACKLED WITH ZEST

AND IN MANAGEMENT IT WAS CLEAR HE WAS ONE OF THE BEST

THE BANK GREW AND PROSPERED WHEN CHARLES TOOK THE HELM

LOVE OF PEOPLE WAS PARAMOUNT, DURING HIS REALM

ON 31 MARCH CHARLES COMPLETES HIS FIRST TON

WE WISH CHARLES GOOD HEALTH AND A DAY FULL OF FUN

WELL EARNED RETIREMENT AND MORE YEARS OF LEISURE

OUR LOVE AND BEST WISHES ARE WITH YOU FOREVER

Dear Charles I know I speak on behalf of all the ANZ Bank Retirement Club members in wishing you a wonderful Day on 31^st March with Joy and the rest of your family.

We sincerely thank you for the pleasure and honour of working beside and knowing, such a modest, loving and caring leader

PHOTOS FROM CHARLES RENNIE’S LUNCH

52 photos from Victoria Kanevsky (Bank Photographer) who took them at the Charles Rennie’s Birthday luncheon have been downloaded on to the website as they contain great pictures of virtually everyone that was in attendance.

LETTERS

John Baird writing from Highton on his 88^th sends his thanks for the birthday card that arrived on the day. John says he is struggling healthwise so any outside contact is welcome.

Terry Boocock emails his thanks to Kathy Trace for the birthday card good wishes. Life continues to be very busy and enjoyable and Terry and wife Lyn are about to head to Sydney to board the Indian Pacific for the trip to Perth. They plan a 31 day break visiting family and also touring down to Esperance and up to Kalgoorlie then back in to Perth for the quick flight home.

Terry is still a very active member of Royal Victorian Aero Club and is in his 27^th year of flying. Club activities include air judge for the monthly flying competitions, member of the flying scholarship subcommittee and active pilot with the Young Eagles program. Probus also keeps him busy as the Trips and Tours co-ordinator. Terry enjoys reading the monthly newsletter and was pleased to see in the last edition, news of Bob Kirkland achieving 90 years. Bob was the accountant at 154 Moorabool Street Geelong when Terry  arrived as a fresh faced, full head of hair, junior to start his banking career in February 1961.While attending a Probus member’s 60^th wedding anniversary celebration he located amongst the 100 guests Frank and Mary Donovan. Terry hopes Bob Kirkland is as sprightly as Frank and Terry can emulate Frank’s spring as he works through his 69^th year and beyond.

Joe Busuttil emails his sincere thanks to Kathy and the Committee for this year’s birthday greetings and well wishes. He is enjoying good health and has traveled to UK, Europe and Vietnam in the past year. Joe is looking forward to more travel in the coming year.

Max Butler writing from Hastings says he has had to undergo surgery and three months rehabilitation at The Bays Hospital in Mornington and is due to have another bout of surgery albeit minor later in March. The time spent in hospital and the ongoing treatment has helped Max and wife Barb to decide to downsize within Hastings and he says one day soon he hopes to be able to get back to golf.

Graeme Croxford emails his thanks to Kathy Trace for the birthday card and to the committee for their good wishes. At 75 years Graeme still has a brain that thinks he is 50 which is a problem at times. However with wife Beryl they are enjoying retirement on their little hobby farm in Harrietville with a few cows, chooks, dog, cat, kangaroos, deer and a collection of sports cars, (Bentley RL, Chev.Corvette, Jaguar Cougar and XJ6, MG TC, Porsche 928S, Triumph TR3A, Jeep Wrangler Sport, and a little Alfa 156).Throw into the mix 2 Car Clubs, Bright Bowling Club, the Ovens Liberal Party, Harrietville Social Club and a bush fire - life is not dull.

Muriel Drummond Williams wrote to let us know how much she and John Hobbs enjoyed the luncheon for Charles Rennie.
Lawrie Foord has just returned from a memorable 2 weeks staying with his grand daughter and family at Sanctuary Point on the NSW South Coast. They are located near HMAS “Albatross” (Helicopter base) and HMAS”Creswell” (Naval College) and Lawrie’s grandson by marriage is an Officer presently attached to the “Albatross” as  a Qualified Technician for Sikorsky Sea Hawks. The grandson is also a member of the frigate “HMAS Toowoomba” and has already completed 3 tours of duty in the Middle East on pirate duty but  is due to leave for another 6 month tour of the area later in 2013. Lawrie was fortunate to be given wide-ranging tours of both Albatross with its Naval Museum and Creswell and was most impressed with the facilities and the historical value of the Museum. His grand daughter is a long term serving member of the NSW State Emergency Service covering Wollongong to Ulladulla and parts inland and Lawrie now has vastly different point of view of the SES and its services after spending time on site with his grand daughter. He even had time to catch a few fish at Sanctuary Point.

Norm Gaskin received his birthday greeting in time for his birthday, and thanks all members very much for the thought.

Meryl Hallinan emailing for husband John Hallinan sends thanks to Kathy for John’s birthday greetings. John is now confined to a wheelchair but his general health is pretty good. They managed to have a short holiday at the RSL Mulwala where the staff was extremely helpful. Last year Meryl and John were also very pleased to welcome their first great grandchild, Mia Jasmine McConnell.

David Harkin writes that over April he will be taking part as a member of the support team for a group of motor cycle riders fund raising for research for the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA).The 26 riders involved are riding ex-Honda “postie” motor bikes from Perth to Melbourne on the The Male Bag Ride 2013 over 10 days and they finish at the MCG in mid April at the Melbourne vs. West Coast football match. If you want any more information about the ride you can contact David on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Brian Henderson emails once again thanks to Kathy Trace for the arrival of the Birthday wishes, right on the knocker. Brian was writing this just after the worst spell of weather in the almost 20 years he has been up in Queensland. Although Brian and wife Christine did not suffer as much as nearby Bundaberg and Maryborough there has been considerable damage in Hervey Bay. Mostly the damage has been to the foreshore with lots of trees down. Naturally with over a metre of rain in two weeks a lot of water is lying about. At one stage Hervey Bay was isolated with water over the roads out of town for several days. During all this time they still had temperatures of around 30 degrees every day and accordingly very high humidity. All is well now and it’s back to clear blue skies. Life for Brian is still quite relaxed with an occasional game of golf, bowls twice a week, as well as two trips to the gym which is enough to keep him reasonably fit. Last year Brian and Christine had a cruise over to UK to catch up with Christine’s son and partner and their new baby daughter at Bath. They travelled on the ‘’Oriana’ via N.Z., Tahiti, Hawaii, San Francisco, Mexico, Curacao, Isla Margarita(Venezuela), Barbados and Madeira to Southampton. Two weeks were spent visiting the family plus some touring around Wiltshire, Devon and Cornwall before returning to Southampton and boarding the Queen Mary 11 for the crossing to New York. A further two weeks visiting friends in Long Island, Lake Michigan, Washington D.C. and Los Angeles before flying back home. They have plans for more travels in 2013 including a trip south which will quite likely enable Brian to get to the May meeting of ANZROC.

Bob Kirkland writing on his 90^th says many thanks for the birthday greetings. Bob looks forward to receiving the monthly newsletter although he admits the only names he recognises are in the Honorary Birthday list or the bereavements.

Jack Moyle writes thanks for the birthday card and greetings for his 88^th. Jack with wife Audrey and elder son Alan and his family celebrated the birthday in style and then Jack spoke to son Graeme and their granddaughter based in London. Jack says he enjoys the monthly newsletter which keeps him informed of the activities of other retirees. Jack and Audrey are no longer fit enough for long trips so enjoy the adventures of others and many bring back memories of places they visited and enjoyed.

Ray Murphy emails many thanks again for the newsy news letter. A little more on the late Trevor Westerman if Ray recalls correctly he served in the Artillery in Africa. On leaving the services Trevor was ledger keeper at "Scottie" Ballarat East then moved to Teller. The next move was to Manager Mortlake then 9 Lydiard St Ballarat which was a prestige Branch with high profile clients and Trevor and wife Gloria were noted for their entertainment of clients. Trevor finished his ANZ career as Manager Darwin .Hope this helps to fill in a few holes for members. Back to the note from Noel Robinson "The Fireman" in a recent Newsletter where he referred to losing an important account when moving to Manager, Casterton.  The account followed Ray to Hamilton Branch but not at Ray’s request and turned out to be a real headache…… lucky Noel.

Norm Ross writing on his 92^nd says thanks to Kathy for the birthday card and that he was able to celebrate his birthday with pleasure in Hobart with their younger daughter and family.

Mavis Ryan writes her thanks to Kathy Trace for the birthday wishes on behalf of ANZROC members and appreciates Kathy’s dedication to the delivery of the birthday cards.

Dick Sanders emails thank you so much for the Birthday Card and good wishes, duly arriving on time. Dick and his wife had a sea change-downsize during the year, moving from Glen Waverley where they had lived for 42 years to a much smaller modern house just three years old and ten minutes walk from the beach at Mordialloc. About 2 years ago Dick  was diagnosed with Glaucoma, it being advanced in one eye but, since then, using daily Zalatan drops, he is pleased to say it has been stabilised, which is the best one can hope for. Apart from that all is well. Dick was sorry to read that an old London Office colleague, Richard “Johnny” Walker  had died a few months ago .They played in the same tennis team for the Bank at Catford Bridge, he with Morgan Polton and Dick with Geoff Stevens with whom he was to later work at 394 Collins Street. They had also worked for a while in the same department at 4 Threadneedle Street in Inward Bills. One thing about the Bank was that no matter where you were, there was always someone you knew or who knew of you. Some months back on a visit to the cinema at Elsternwick, Dick and wife  called at a café for cheesecake and coffee, which was excellent as he remarked to the waitress/proprietor  and said he  used to frequent a cake shop run by Mr and  Mrs Mihaly (sic) who made the most fabulous cheesecake. She said Mrs Mihaly still calls in occasionally. Not bad since it is over 40 years since Dick worked there with Yvonne King – another cheesecake lover.

John Tulen reported that he had had an accident just after Christmas in Daylesford and broke his hip. After surgery in Ballarat Hospital he spent weeks recuperating in St John of God, Frankston before moving into his new home in Hastings after many years of living in suburban Melbourne. John said his daughter Christina from NT was visiting for her holidays while he was recovering which was very helpful. John was very proud of Christina who was awarded the Teacher of the Year in Secondary Schools for Northern Territory for 2012 and her school in East Arnhem Land was voted the most innovative school in the Territory.

John Stevens Past President and Life member of ANZROC sent an email to Kathy to thank her for the birthday wishes for his 70^th.

Bruce Tickell writing to thank Kathy for the birthday card says he prefers not to dwell on the number of years but rather look to tomorrow while the health situation continues OK. Nevertheless Bruce’s travel aspirations are somewhat limited and he reads with envy the various parts of the world that our members are exploring.

Kevin Watson emailing from Perth sends his congratulations to John McPhee and his support team on the wonderful luncheon held to honour the coming 100^th birthday of Charles Rennie. It was very well done indeed. The Bank made an excellent venue available for the event.

Kevin was very pleased to see Charles again after so many years – particularly as he appeared not to have changed to any extent. It was great to see that he remains very active, in good health and still has a driving licence. It is very seldom that Kevin visits Melbourne but he is happy that he did so on this occasion, For Kevin it was a real trip down memory lane as he saw and talked with so many friends of yester year(s). There were too many to name but one who has a special place is Harry Carrodus who befriended a young 21 year old who arrived at GMO of the Bank of Australasia in March 1951. It was a joy to see him and Beryl again. The journey across this wide land was very worthwhile and made possible by Kevin’s old cricketing mate Bruce Tickell who cared for him between flights.

Roly Webster emails his thanks again for birthday card and noted that he has had to officially retire from Gold Prospecting after attaining the age of 80 and he has now been pensioned off.

Maurice Wells writes that once again it was nice to be remembered on his 76^th birthday and thanks to Kathy for conveying the Club’s good wishes. Maurice appreciates receiving the monthly newsletter and reading about friends and colleagues.

John Winbanks emails his thanks for the card which as usual arrived on time, as opposed to his acknowledgement for which he apologized.

AND Alma Barkell, Huck Bourke, Gordon Christensen, David Gibb, John Phelan, Sydney Swaby, Warren Taylor, Ron Wilkinson ANZROC QSLD, NSW, SA, TAS, WA

MATTERS OF INTEREST

ANZROC AUTUMN GOLF TOURNAMENT APRIL 29^TH AT EASTERN GOLF CLUB

The autumn golf day has been scheduled for Monday April 29, 2013 at Eastern golf club 473 Doncaster Road, Doncaster, Vic 3108. Entry forms etc will follow closer to the date. Anyone requiring further information can contact John Inglis via email (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) or Mobile phone 0416048407.

ANZ RETIRED OFFICERS CLUB GETAWAY MONDAY 25^th/TUESDAY 26^th FEBRUARY 2013

A group of 25 members and partners, including six who were experiencing their first Mansfield trip, gathered at Alzburg Lodge for the annual ANZROC social and sporting trip. The weather was ideal for a long dip in the pool before preparing for the evening outdoor BBQ where many stories were swapped over a drink or two.

On the second day a number of the group explored the town and undertook some retail therapy, while 12 members headed off for golf and braved a couple of heavy showers as the weather changed during the morning. Winners of the golf were Men’s - Dal Crocker, John Inglis and Ron Adams, Ladies - Lois Vanselow, Cheryl Pearson and Irene Bettonvil.

The trip wound up with a most enjoyable dinner and social evening, with Kevin Mitchell's Trivia questions bringing out the competitive spirit between the three teams. It will be on again next year, so if you are doing nothing towards the end of February why not join in.

A number of photos have been posted on the ANZROC web site.

ANZ REUNION FOR 2013 FOR 351 and 394 COLLINS STREET PAST STAFF on 28^th April 2013

Our member Nola Forsyth has advised that she has organised this years reunion for Sunday 28^th April from 1.30 pm to 4.30pm for past Staff of 351 and 394 Collins Street Branches at the Lions Club, Corner of Riversdale Road and Station Street, Box Hill and she is keen to see as many past members of the two branches again this year to catch up and enjoy swapping banking stories.  Nola would like to hear from those interested and she can be contacted on 9830 4501 or by post to 102 Canterbury Road, Canterbury 3126. She asks that for the afternoon tea ladies bring a small plate and men make a donation of $5.00 to cover hall hire and sundries.

GOLF DAY AT ROSEBUD COUNTRY CLUB 29^TH NOVEMBER 2013

MARK YOUR CALENDARS

Due to declining interest over the past few years, the annual Traralgon tournament is being discontinued. It is being replaced by what is hoped will be an annual event at Rosebud Country Club. Brief details are as follows:

• Start time:  8-00a.m.from the first and tenth tees ensuring the full field will have teed off within one hour.
• Cost: $60 per person covering golf, prizes, barbecue lunch and some wine.
• Motorised cart hire will be available for $20 per cart.
• Non-playing partners’ lunch cost is $18

We have witnessed a heavy drop off in the number of ladies competing in recent golf days and would like to see as many lady players as possible (they get a generous start from the red tees).

Being the inaugural event, the organizers (Huck Bourke, Alan Lauder and Barry King) would appreciate an indication of the number of attendees and to that end, it would assist if those intending to play notified Alan Lauder by email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The Mornington Peninsula is not only one of the finest golfing areas in the country, but is also renowned as a premium wine region with excellent restaurants. Why not take advantage of the opportunity and stay a little longer with your spouse/partner, regardless of whether you are both golfers?

• On-course accommodation is available at The Fairways Resort motel. Details as follows:
  • Telephone number 5950 2111
  • King Suite           King Size Bed           $155 per room         1 or 2 guests
  • Twin Suite          2 x Single Beds         $165 per room         2 guests
  • Dinner is available seven nights a week in the club’s restaurant.

APT OFFER TO ANZROC MEMBERS FOR March  2013

15 Day Magnificent Europe

OFFER: Fly Free + Travel at 2013 Prices*

ANZ Price $6,042 per person, twin share*. (Normal price from $6,445)

Departs 14 March 2014.

Book by 30 April 2013.

On APT’s inimitable 15 Day Magnificent  Europe cruise, glide from Amsterdam through six countries to Budapest, cruising down the Rhine, Main and Danube rivers, stopping to take in the iconic attractions and charming secrets of Europe’s heartland.

Includes:

• 14 night luxury river cruise

• Explore up to 15 towns, villages and cities with expert local guides

• Tailor your European discovery with a choice of 33 included experiences
• All meals with a choice of up to 8 Incredible onboard dining experiences
• Included – All beverages throughout cruise^
• 41 delicious meals
• APT EXCLUSIVE! Visit Wertheim Castle to enjoy a glass of Sekt and lovely views
• APT EXCLUSIVE! Enjoy a special Medieval Banquet on board
• APT EXCLUSIVE! Sample wines at one of Germany’s oldest wine cellars
• APT EXCLUSIVE! Visit Albertina palace in Vienna for a Cocktail Reception and a private concert of classical music
• APT EXCLUSIVE! Visit the Hungarian State Opera House in Budapest for a private tour and a private opera recital

For more information, call 1300 204 588 or visit www.aptouring.com.au/ANZStaffClub

*Conditions apply. Prices are per person (pp) twin share. Prices are correct as at 4 March 2013 but may fluctuate if surcharges, fees, taxes or currency change. Book by 30 April 2013. Prices based on EUMC15: 15 March 2014 (Category E). Prices include ANZ discount. Airfares, taxes, tipping, sundries and port charges excluded. Offers are not combinable, available on new bookings only and subject to availability. Offers may be withdrawn at any time. 1st non-refundable deposit of $1,000 pp is due within 7 days. 2nd deposit of $2,000 pp is due by 30 September 2013. Final Payment is due 100 days prior to departure. Flights must be booked by APT. Flights are in economy class with Singapore Airlines (or an airline of APT’s choosing). Airfares are valid departing MEL/SYD/BNE/PER and ADL. Subject to availability of airline and booking class. FLY FREE: Includes air taxes to the value of $800 pp. Fly Free offer valid on a selection of cruise/tours departing in 2014. Available all year round on selected departures in suite Category E & D. Available in all other suite categories for departures in March and October to December 2014. 2014 AT 2013 PRICES: Available on all tour codes and upgrades in the 2014 Europe River Cruising Preview Brochure. May be combined with the Fly Free offer. ^Complimentary beverages exclude French Champagne, premium spirits and selected wines.

ANZROC 2013 UPCOMING EVENTS

• May 9:                         100 Queen Street – Salvation Army – Committee Meeting
• June 13:                       Moonee Valley Racing  Entertainment Centre

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HAVE YOUR JOINED ANZROC IN THE LAST FEW YEARS?

If you have joined ANZROC recently and have not been to one of our luncheons, then now is the time to come along. At the ANZAC Luncheon on 11 April 2013, we will have a special table for the newer members to meet and socialise. This is a great opportunity to meet some recently retired members and renew friendships. Just let Secretary Peter Pritchard know and we will ensure that you are very welcome and have a great time.

NEXT MEETING

THURSDAY 11^th APRIL     2013

ANZAC LUNCHEON: CLAYTON RSL CLUB 163 CARINISH RD CLAYTON

Our next meeting  FOR MEMBERS AND PARTNERS will be on 11 April 2013, commencing at 12 noon at Clayton RSL Club,163 Carinish Road, Clayton,(Melways 79 D2 ) near the Clayton Railway station.

Our guest speaker will be Lt Col Terry Beaton Retired, who will talk about "Factual Story of the Burma Railway" This should prove to be an interesting talk as Terry speaks to over 100 groups annually and has lead a number of overseas tours to France and Thailand/Burma.

Lt Col Beaton was born at the British Military Hospital in Singapore and immigrated to Australia in 1962. He entered Duntroon in 1971 and graduated as a Lieutenant with B Eng (Civil) in December 1974. He attended the Royal Military College in England, and was Mechanical Engineer Advisor to the Royal Thai Army 1988-1991. He retired from the Australian Army in 1996 with the rank of Lt Colonel. He was the curator of Hellfire Pass from 1999-2001.

Terry departs on 19 April this year to lead his 10th and last ANZAC Pilgrimage to Thailand and Burma. I think you will find Terry very interesting.

It is proposed that we meet at the Clayton RSL Club at midday with the view to ordering lunch around 12.30 pm. The RSL Club provides a Seniors Luncheon and Drinks are at the Club prices. They also provide a broader menu should this be preferred.

If you are interested in attending this luncheon, we would appreciate if could return the following notice to David or Glen Knuckey PO Box 242, Dingley 3172, or phone 9551 0414 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 4^th April 2013

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ANZROC MEMBERS SUBURBAN LUNCHEON AT THE CLAYTON RSL CLUB 163 Carinish Road, Clayton on  Thursday 11^th April  2013 from 12 noon….

Members Name…………………………………………..

Partner’s name…………………………………………...

This information to be emailed to David and Glen Knuckey at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. , or posted to David and Glen at PO Box 242 Dingley 3172

Should you wish to telephone, please call David on 95510414 prior to 4^th April 2013 ______________________________________________________________________________________

Ron Adams,

Newsletter Editor