NEWSLETTER 10th October 2013

Vice President Col Edwards welcomed 39 members and guest speaker Dr Robert Gribben to the 34^th Floor 100 Queen Street for our October luncheon. The formal matters were dealt with by Secretary Peter Pritchard and those present then enjoyed catching up with colleagues. Members not seen for some time included Harry Carrodus, Rino Frigo, Serge McIntyre, Gordon Paulett, Geoff Perdriau and Doug Watson.

Once again the numbers attending were very low for a meeting in 100 Queen Street mainly due to the level of apologies received from members on the sick list or travelling interstate and overseas at this time of year. Committee members however would be interested in receiving ANZROC members’ feedback on the content of meetings, locations and what would make it more attractive for you to attend our Queen Street meetings.

APOLOGIES

Graeme Ainscough, Noel Beanland, Herman Bettonvil, Diane Carew, Robin Chase, Cedric Coxsedge, Nola Forsyth, Norris Gale, Ray Gill, Teresa Goldsbrough, Theo Hall, Roy Harper, Frank Hatfield, Bob Heinemann, Dorothy Hayes, Bernadette and Wayne Hulbert, Sandra Joseph, David Knuckey, Ken Lee, John McPhee, Fay McPherson, Gerry McPherson, Noelene Noonan, Peter Nyga, Graeme Randall, Bruce Scott, Bruce Tickell, Jackie Waite, Glenda White, Julie Wilkins, David Woods.

NEW MEMBERS

Dempsey                     M.(Mike)                     ANZ    39 years

Devlin                          M.E. (Mike)                ANZ    43 years

Halsall                         L.W. (Bill)                   ANZ    36 years

Omond                                    P.J. (Peter)                  ANZ    19 years

We look forward to seeing Mike, Mike, Bill and Peter at one of our meetings.

BEREAVEMENTS

Field                            G.J. (Gordon)             2/1/0/2013       74 years

Gordon was a respected and supportive member of ANZROC Vic attending meetings when able. Gary Mason attended the funeral service and reported that Doug Watson read the eulogy. Amongst the bankers present were Graham Joseph, John Duke, Terry Brennan, Tom McCullough, Flav Belli and Alan Panther. Gordon retired as a Senior Manager in Audit, where he was involved in various overseas stints, including India. He was a lay member of the Anglican Synod for many years. Gordon was very well qualified as a Chartered Accountant and the Institute of Secretaries.

He underwent a full heart transplant 12 years ago at the Alfred Hospital and in appreciation of that spent every Wednesday (following his recovery) as a volunteer at the Hospital.

He and wife Edith travelled extensively.

ANZROC member Peter Smith emailed that his wife (Vi) volunteers at The Alfred, helping out with finances. She is actually doing the work that Gordon Field did before he became ill.

Members stood for a few moments in respect of our late member Gordon and our condolences are extended to his family and friends.

John Vanselow has been advised that Robert (Bob) Medhurst passed away in September. Bob was a family friend over 40 years since he visited here from London Office in 1970 and they had maintained contact over the year’s .John last spoke to him in April as their birthdays are on the same date. Bob would be known to ANZ International and other officers who worked at and visited London Office in the period up to Bob's retirement in the 1980's. Over latter years Bob has struggled with ill health and passed away aged 91.

NOT SO WELL

Pat Gaskin reporting from Bendigo says Ian Bell is home recuperating after  undergoing  surgery in mid September  and he still has to have continued treatment for some time to come. Ian would welcome calls from his friends and colleagues from ANZROC.

Brian Christensen reported that John Duguid was in hospital with pneumonia.

Recently in our newsletter we noted that Ed Knight was not well and subsequently our member Tom Phillips recently went to visit Ed at the Kingston Centre Rehab unit so if anyone would like to contact Ed please ring Tom on 9802 7821. Our member Ted Palmer co-ordinates a bi-monthly lunch of around a dozen ANZers of which Ed has been a regular. Ted has visited Ed a few times, he lives within walking distance and can be contacted on 9570 2269 if members want to see Ed. Ted has noted Ed's voice improvement.

HONORARY BIRTHDAYS

The following Honorary members will be enjoying a birthday during OCTOBER and we pass

on congratulations from our members for your birthdays: Graeme Baldwin (82), David Begg

(84), Fred Campbell (81), Harry Carrodus (85), Ray Dedlefs (83), Len Donohue (80), Ken

Howell (86), John Keck (94), Max McKoy (90), John Moorhouse (88), Jim Nicolson (85), Des

Rittman (84), Thomas Taylor (86), Mike Whitmore (84), Eric Williams (93).

INTEREST RATES

From  1/10/2013

Less than $20,000                                           1.63%

Greater than $20,000                                       2.09%

GUEST SPEAKER

Our guest speaker Dr. Robert W. Gribben BA (Melb), MA (Cantab), M. Theol (Melbourne College of Divinity), DD, Professor Emeritus Melbourne University, Fellow of Queen’s College. Robert is regarded as a leading Theologian, liturgist and ecumenist in Australia and spoke to members on the subject  “Changing Trends in Christianity in 2013 ” .It was an enlightening discussion on the movement of Christianity  both Protestant and Catholic faiths from its centre in Northern Europe in 1900 with countries across  Europe and UK facing reducing congregations today, the growth of Christianity in  the Americas in the 1930/50s and more recently tremendous  expansion of Christian beliefs into the emerging powerhouses of China, Korea and Africa and the potential for huge growth in India. The decline of congregations of the traditional faiths compared to the growth of churches such as Hillsong and Crossways in Australia was also debated.

The presentation was well received by members and the many questions raised were dealt with ably by our guest speaker.

BIRDIES TWITTER

The ANZ archives (Safer than Fort Knox) were delighted to receive Charles Rennie memorabilia and history re his time at the helm

CHRISTMAS GET TOGETHER (Sunday 17^th November any time after 11.30am)

For several years a group of past ANZ basketballers, tennis players, ANZ retired staff and friends have gathered in November to celebrate the festive season. It is so difficult to keep in touch with everyone individually and this function provides an easy avenue of doing so (Non Bank friends, children, relatives, in fact anyone is most welcome).The picnic/BBQ is held from 11.30am onwards alongside the Yarra River at the end of Boathouse Road which runs off Yarra Boulevard (Located next to the Studley Park Boathouse Café in Kew.)

The setting along the river bank is beautiful and the BBQ area and BBQ facilities spotless and adequate. We endeavour to claim one of the shelters closest to the Boat House Cafe (50 metres from the car park heading towards the river and boat house). There is cover from the sun (and rain) for a group of around 40 or so, as well as some tables and benches. Would be advisable however to have a chair or two in your car, in case we are not successful with our “land claim” where the shelter is erected, or our turn up is larger than anticipated. The Boat House Car Park can be busy and I think a sign in, or near, the car park indicates that parking is allowed on one side of nearby Yarra Boulevard

There is no need to confirm as we all just turn up on the day any time after 11.30am with either food for the park BBQ’s or a picnic lunch

The location can be found at Melways "Map2D E8".

LETTERS

Graeme Ainscough sends his thanks for the card on his 77^th birthday. He spent his birthday in hospital with heart trouble which resulted in a stent being inserted. He now has to take time off from his Baseball commitments to recover fully but he is still taking a great deal of interest in the forthcoming Summer Season and his club Cheltenham’s quest for the elusive Summer Pennant. Regrettably their A team lost their semi final in the winter season and will miss the grand final for the first time in 6 years which disappointed Graeme.

Dave Brookman writing from Dromana expressed his thanks for the birthday card received right on the dot and appreciated Kathy Trace’s added remarks to mark the occasion. Dave’s 90^th was celebrated at a lunch with family and friends. At present his health is good but mobility is fairly restricted.

Valda Clarke wrote to thank the Club for her birthday card which arrived on time.

Phil Dunstan emails that is again it is great to receive the Newsletter with the updates on Retired Officers' various activities. Phil’s Birthday Card, which is always very much appreciated, arrived spot on the due date. Phil’s life continues to be quite busy with being Treasurer of both the Waverley Woodworkers and the Mercedes Benz Club Vic. This year has also seen a two month trip in his wife Gwen's Toyota HiAce Pop-top Camper Van when they did 15,500kms up through Alice Springs, Katherine, up to Wyndham, down the West Coast and across the Nullabor. Many very enjoyable experiences were had with the likes of Katherine Gorge, Geikie Gorge at Fitzroy Crossing, staying overnight at Mooka Station (2hrs east of Carnarvon), seeing the very significant developments in the Headland Region, and being amazed at the house rentals being asked (minimum $1,400 per week for a very basic home, to $3,500 p.w. for a 4 bedroom 2 bathroom home). Snorkelling at Coral Bay amongst the vast array of very wide ranging sizes and colours of fish was quite an experience.

The coastline around Kalbarri is stunning, and Natures Window and Z Bend which are about 25km of extremely corrugated road inland from Kalbarri were really beautiful. Gwen, being vitally interested in Gemmology collected some 90kg of rocks on the trip and had another 190 kg transported back by truck. Phil’s exotic desert timber collections were of significantly lesser weight although it probably occupied more space. Sandalwood, mulga, minirichi, root burls, and many other species have provided him with more than enough to keep him busy. Regular daily bike rides ensure that his fitness is maintained, although it takes a bit of mind over matter on very cold days. Car Club activities have included a rally of 58 "Pagoda" Mercedes to Canberra as part of the centenary celebrations, the annual Concours event in March, and a visit to Canberra for the MBClubACT Concours event in mid September. Life is good and it is great to hear of the many good stories of others with whom he has had the pleasure to work, albeit quite a long time ago!

Warwick Etty writing from Healesville sends his thanks for the birthday card, on time as usual, which was much appreciated .Warwick enjoys the contact via the newsletters and all the news from the members about their escapades.

Ken Fitzgerald writes his thanks for the greetings for his 85^th birthday. Ken’s family has increased again with the birth of two further great grand children taking the total to 6.Ken’s only travels this year was a trip to Gympie (Qsld) in March with a family friend. Ken had hoped to visit David and Ann Patterson at Hervey Bay but they were away tavelling. On the return trip they went further west to Eulo to visit the friend’s eldest daughter who lives on a 3000 acre property largely raising goats. Ken hopes to go on another Veterans’ Cricket tour to South Africa next year.

Jack Helisma writes to thank Kathy Trace for the birthday wishes received on the day.

June Hoskin sends her thanks for once again remembering her recent birthday which she enjoyed with a family luncheon. The Club’s thoughtfulness in sending the card was very much appreciated and she wishes ANZROC continued success.

Ian Ince sends his thanks to Kathy for the birthday card for the big day. Ian had a quite day with a meal at a local restaurant with wife June. However there were family celebrations the Sunday before and another gathering the following Saturday at a restaurant. His health continues to be okay, enabling Ian and Jean to have two most enjoyable holiday breaks at Rosebud and Yarrawonga in the autumn and spring.

Larry James emails his thanks to Kathy for the birthday card which was appreciated. It has been a busy time for Larry with Seniors’ Week. His role at Golden Days Radio was full on as they are a media partner for the festival. So he has  been very busy at firstly Government House for the announcement of Senior of the Year, then the opening at Federation Square and then the lower Melbourne Hub for the week handing out brochures etc together with other volunteers.

Larry is about to go on holidays to Adelaide and Perth on the Overland and Indian Pacific. He is looking forward to that and a break. Larry believes the Indian Pacific is a little faster than Puffing Billy where he is an active volunteer!!

Bruce Kells sends his thanks to Kathy Trace for her birthday greetings which he appreciated. He recalls looking forward to becoming an honorary member last year and another year has passed already. Bruce intends to catch up with members at the Christmas luncheon.

Vito Laruccia emailed his appreciation for the birthday greetings he received from Kathy Trace.

Mike Lawrence writes that he is still playing golf with Bernie King and Frank Bain and they enjoy the odd lunch. It’s great to receive the newsletter and hear about all those he worked with over the years.

Maria Malicse emailed her thanks for the Birthday card from Kathy that arrived right on the day. Maria said the card made the day a great one.

Fay McPherson sends her thanks to Kathy and all the committee for the Birthday Greetings. Fay had a most enjoyable day at a luncheon with friends on the day. The years are passing much too quickly now, and she is no longer counting!

Dick Milnthorpe emailing from UK says many thanks for the birthday greeting, always nice to hear from Down Under. Dick and wife Pat will have a pleasant family dinner to celebrate. Although they have now sold their house in Mornington Dick and Pat still intend to visit Melbourne in 2014 and will arrive on the Arcadia at the end of Feb.  They plan to stay at the RACV for ten days and catch up with old friends before flying to Auckland to catch the Queen Victoria for the trip back home.  He was disappointed to see the Kiwis were unsuccessful in their quest for the America’s Cup which Dick and Pat had been watching on TV in UK.

Jim Nicolson sends his thanks for the birthday greetings. Jim says that this year he will be absent from the Christmas lunch for the first time for many years as most of  Jim and wife Hilda’s   family are visiting the other half of their respective families for Christmas and this coincided with an attractive cruise ship offer which was accepted.  So, Jim and wife Hilda  are taking off  in October  and apart from a couple of weeks break in November will be out of the country until early January and he’ll  miss the outing which he  always enjoy immensely.

Peter Nyga reports that he had a most enjoyable and successful trip to the north – west of America. Along with a group of photographers, he travelled through five States: Utah, Idaho, Washington, Montana and Wyoming. Whilst there was beautiful scenery everywhere, the Rockies – Glacier, Yellowstone and Tetons National Parks were simply stunning. His camera had a good workout!

Peter O’Dwyer writing from Yarrawonga says thanks to Kathy Trace for the birthday greetings. Peter and wife Joan are still enjoying the gardening and he has not given up trying to master the games of bowls and golf.

Alan Pearce emailed to say thank you for the birthday greetings which as usual arrived on the day. A big thank you to Kathy Trace for her sterling work in ensuring that these greetings always arrive on time. It is a magnificent effort on her part.

Dietmar Reichert emailing from Warranwood sends his thanks for the Birthday Card which got there again on time!!Life is still interesting and consists of assisting people who want to stop smoking etc via the process of Clinical Hypnosis. In addition there is interstate travel from time to time due to Birthdays of close relatives and, sadly, attending a funeral up north of his brother-in-law. Otherwise the 4 grandchildren keep Dietmar “active”.

Ron Smith emails his thanks for the birthday card, which arrived on schedule. The 26 years since his retirement from full time work, have disappeared very quickly. Thankfully, health is good and various activities keep him well occupied.

Ken Stapleton emails a thank you to Kathy Trace for the annual birthday card and best wishes.

It arrived on the due date as usual. As another year rolls past both Ken and wife Robyn are thankful for reasonable health. They have recently returned from four weeks in France, having spent some time in Paris then visited the many Battle sites from World War One and the Normandy Landing sites from WW2, Mont Saint Michel and the Loire Valley. They then enjoyed a cruise down the Rhone River before flying home from Nice. He hopes to catch up with colleagues at the Christmas Lunch.

AND Bob Bell, Helen Bouch, Graeme Cameron, Alan Chapple, David Christie, Lawrence Cox, Ian Crothers, Graeme Croxford, Mike Dempsey, Chris Fieggen, Keith Findlay, John Flyger, Teresa Goldsborough, Tony Grayling, Keith Higgs, Bill Jackson, Erwin Jones, Graham Joseph,  Ian Manley, Emilio Moreno, John Parkes, Keith Remington,  John Saffery, Bob Schofield, Murray Skelton, James Uren, Mike Vallence, Bill Walker, Col Walton, Richard Weekes, John White,  and ANZROC QSLD, NSW, SA, TAS, WA

MATTERS OF INTEREST

COMMITTEE

At the Committee Meeting on 10^th October Life Member and Senior Vice President David Knuckey tendered his resignation from the committee after 13 years of dedicated service particularly organising the many suburban and country lunches with Committeeman Noel Beanland and his wife Glen Knuckey and his valuable assistance with the catering both at 100 Queen Street meetings and at the Victorian Arts Centre. David’s resignation was accepted with regret by the committee.

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GOLF DAY AT ROSEBUD COUNTRY CLUB 29^TH NOVEMBER 2013

Members and partners are invited to join us at this annual event which is to be held this year at the Rosebud Country Club. The Club is a comfortable drive from Melbourne and also provides the opportunity for ANZROC members in the Mornington Peninsula area to catch up with past workmates and friends.

THE ENTRY FORM IS INCLUDED AS A SEPARATE ATTACHMENT TO THIS NEWSLETTER and will also be available on the anzroc.com.au website. For any more information you can contact Alan Lauder by email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

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CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON – THURSDAY 12 DECEMBER 2013……………BOOK NOW

VENUE – ANZ PAVILION VICTORIAN ARTS CENTRE, ST KILDA ROAD, MELBOURNE

The Club will again hold the Annual Christmas Luncheon thanks to ANZ Group making this excellent venue available and subsidising the cost of the luncheon. Mike Smith CEO will respond to the toast to ANZ to be given by Ian Peterkin. A number of Senior Executives will also be attending.

Our caterers have agreed to again maintain the cost of the function at $30.00. Refunds will not be paid unless the Secretary or Treasurer receive notice no later than 6 December 2013 as we are required to advise the caterers final numbers on that date.

This year we are able to offer members the ability to book a table (seats 10). You will need to nominate a table host and ensure that others in your group record the host name on the “acceptance slip”. Alternatively you can send an e-mail to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

In addition we have arranged for the function room to be open at 12.10am (for Honorary Members (80 years and older)), to select a table and be seated. General admission will be at 12.15am. This should reduce the congestion that we have experienced in previous years.

Admittance for pre-lunch drinks from 11.30am

Admittance to function room for Honorary Members at 12.10pm

Admittance to function room for all members from 12.15pm

Luncheon commences at 12.30pm

Members can make payments electronically to ANZROC BSB 013 350 Account Number 3064 51947.

Please include your name and initial in the “Payee information” so that we can correctly record your payment.  If you wish to host a table or join a table, don’t forget to send the “acceptance slip” or email advice to Peter Pritchard.

For those who wish to make payment by cheque, they can be made out to ANZROC and sent to the Secretary 19 Albert Street East Malvern 3145 and include the “acceptance slip”.

Dress Code:  business attire or smart casual.

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ACCEPTANCE SLIP

ANZ RETIRED OFFICERS’ CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON.  THURSDAY 12 DECEMBER 2013

Name of

Member……………………………………………………………………………….$30.00

Amount Enclosed /or Amount paid to ANZROC account. (Delete category not applicable)

I will be hosting a table……….Y/N.       I wish to be on a table with………………………………………..

Return this slip to Peter Pritchard 19 Albert Street, East Malvern 3145

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ANZ LADIES CLUB DIAMOND JUBILEE

Final reminder of the 60^th Anniversary of ANZ Ladies Club on 26^th November at 12 noon at ANZ Bank 34th floor, 100 Queen St, Melbourne and the committee would like to see as many present and past members attend this Diamond Jubilee meeting.

Cost is $40.00 inclusive.

If details are required, please contact Jill Witney, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or tel. 9876 1646, or Angela Mercer,  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  or tel. 9416 3923

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ANZROC MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTIONS

A final reminder that subscriptions for ANZROC membership for 2013/2014 are due prior to 31^st October 2013 and payments can be sent to our Treasurer John Brown, PO Box 4056, Burwood East 3151, Phone 98021810. (Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) or paid electronically into the ANZROC account .Details are as follows:

ACCOUNT NAME:           ANZ BANKING GROUP RETIRED OFFICERS’ CLUB                                                                                        (Victoria)

BSB:                                      013 350

ACCOUNT NUMBER:     3064 51947

ANZ RETIRED OFFICERS CLUB (VIC) SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL FORM

Subscriptions for 2013/14 are due and payable to ANZROC Vic and can be posted to John Brown, PO Box 4056, Burwood East, and Vic 3151, (phone No. 9802 1810)

The Annual Subscription is $20.00 for Metropolitan Members and for Country and Interstate Members the Annual Subscription is $10.00.

HONORARY MEMBERS – NIL

………………………………………………………………      $…………..

(Name of member)      Amount enclosed/ or Amount paid to ANZROC account electronically

(Delete whichever category not applicable)

Phone number…………………………………………………

e-mail address

ANZROC HAS JOINED COTA (Council on the Ageing)

an organisation representing the interests of older Victorians.

COTA offers a range of benefits tailored to the needs of older people including housing, health and well being, general information on legal and financial matters, home maintenance, retirement and maintaining social connections and ageing well. See their website for further information www.cotavic.org.au

Ever Wondered Who to Ask?

Seniors Information Victoria offers free information as an independent service, supported by the state government, on a wide range of issues of interest to older Victorians including:

• Housing options from independent living to residential care
• Home-based and community services
• General information on financial and legal issues
• Health and wellbeing
• Retirement
• New learning opportunities, and much more.

Phone 1300 135 090

COTA is open Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm.

- See more www.cotavic.org.au/information/seniors-information-victoria

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NEXT MEETING THURSDAY 14^TH NOVEMBER 2013

MEETING IN the MELBOURNE ROOM ON 34^TH FLOOR ANZ HEAD OFFICE 100 QUEEN STREET at 12 NOON for the 39th Annual General Meeting and any items for the AGM should be sent to the secretary before 4th November 2013.

A copy of the notice of Annual General Meeting and Minutes of 38^th Annual General Meeting is attached to this newsletter.

The Notice of meeting, Minutes of AGM meeting in 2012 and financial statements will be available on our website at www.anzroc.com.au and are available on request. Hard copies of documentation will be available at the meeting

If you intend to come to this meeting will you let Ron Adams know by Phone 98210444 or e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by mail on the attached acceptance notice to Ron Adams, PO Box 579, Malvern Vic 3144 by Thursday 7^th November 2013 to meet ANZ catering requirements and so that a list of attendees can be provided to the ANZ Reception Desk.

A reminder that the luncheon fee of $10.00 will be collected at the door to partially cover the cost of catering.

REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED DURING THE MEETING.

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ACCEPTANCE THURSDAY LUNCHEON 14^th November   2013 FROM 12 NOON   MELBOURNE ROOM    34^TH FLOOR ANZ BANK BUILDING  100 QUEEN STREET

To RON ADAMS

PO BOX 579, MALVERN, VIC 3144

Phone 9821 0444  or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

I/we will be attending the Luncheon function

NAME(S):…………………………………………………………………………………………

AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND BANKING GROUP

RETIRED OFFICERS’ CLUB (VIC)

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING PACK.

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OFFICE BEARERS AND COMMITTEE: 2012-2013

President                                                John McPhee

Immediate Past President                  Neville Pearson

Senior Vice President                          David Knuckey

Vice President                                       Col Edwards

Secretary                                               Peter Pritchard

Assistant Secretary                              Joan Nathan

Newsletter Editor                                 Ron Adams

Honorary Treasurer                            John Brown

Committee                                            Noel Beanland, George Cooper, John Duke,

Con La Fucia, Gary Mason, Kevin Mitchell,

Noelene Noonan, Kathy Trace, Eamon Veaney

Records Officer                                    Debbie Jerkovic

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the 39th Annual General Meeting of the ANZ Banking Group Retired Officers’ Club (Vic) will be held in the Melbourne Room, 34th Floor 100 Queen Street, Melbourne on Thursday 14th November 2013 at 1.00pm

AGENDA

1. Present and confirm the Minutes of 38th Annual General Meeting held on Thursday 8^th November 2012
2. Presentation of President’s Report 2012/2013
3. Receive and adopt Annual Financial Report and Statement for the year to 30^th September 2013
4. In terms of the Constitution Clause 4 Subscription:
   1. “The subscription shall be such sum as may be decided upon by members at the Annual General Meeting of the Club. The Financial year shall commence on 1^st October.”
   2. It is proposed by John Brown (Treasurer) and seconded by Peter Pritchard (Secretary) that “the subscription for the year from 1^st October 2013 be maintained at $20.00 per year for Metropolitan members and $10.00 for Country and Interstate members.”
   3. In terms of the Constitution Clause 3 Membership:
      1. “….eligibility for membership shall vest in former employees ANZ ……and have served for at least 15 years”.
      2. It is proposed by Ron Adams and seconded by Peter Pritchard that the eligibility be reduced to “at least 10 years shall be eligible to join the Club. Any applications from  personnel of less than 10 years will be individually considered by the Committee for approval or otherwise”
      3. All positions declared vacant.
      4. Election of Office Bearers and Committee for year 2013-2014
      5. General Business and Closure

8.      Appointment of Auditor

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• All positions will be declared vacant and nominations are welcome
• All nominations for Office Bearers and Committee, on the attached printed form should be forwarded to the Secretary by Monday 11th November 2013 to 19 Albert Street Malvern East, Vic 3145.

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NOMINATION FOR OFFICE – ANZ RETIRED OFFICERS’ CLUB (VIC) 2013-2014

We    ……………………………………………..     ………………………………………….

(Print full name)                                             (Signature)

and   ………………………………………………    …………………………………………..

(Print full name)                                             (Signature)

being financial members of ANZROC (Vic) hereby nominate

……………………………………for the office of …………………………Or Committeeman

I accept the nomination …………………………………………………………… (Signature)