newsletter August 2012

NEWSLETTER 9th August 2012

NEWSLETTER 9th AUGUST 2012

WELCOME

President Neville Pearson welcomed 45 guests that included our guest speaker Rob Canty a long time member of the Melbourne Cricket Club and a volunteer guide for the National Sports Museum located in the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Secretary Peter Pritchard then completed the formalities of the day welcoming new members Jack Le Pedjian and Doug Westcott to their first meeting and those not seen for a while or returning from holidays were Barbara Bruce, Neil Gladstone, Ron Phillips, and Eric Williams visiting from Warrnambool

APOLOGIES

Vic Ansell, Annette and Graeme Baldwin , Wendy Black, John Brown , Cedric Coxsedge, Col Edwards , Nola Forsyth, David Gibb, Ray Gill, John Hawkins,  Ron Horne, Doug Imrie, Gerry Kennedy,  Graeme King, Jacqui Luckman, Brian Murdoch, Bruce Sanderson, Peter Saville, John Stevens, Bruce Tickell, Jackie Waite, Roger Watkins, Doug Watson, Glenda White,  Julie Wilkins.

NEW MEMBERS

Lepedjian                   Jack                            16 years ANZ

Westcott                     D.S. (Doug)                44 years ANZ

Whitehead                  G.J. (Graham)              23 years ANZ

Both Jack and Doug were welcome guests at our August meeting and we look forward to seeing Graham perhaps at one of our country meetings.

BEREAVEMENTS

Black                           Eric G (Eric)                           9/8/2012                      94 years

Eric enlisted in the Royal Australian Air Force in May 1941 and at date of discharge in September 1945 was a Flying Officer in the 20^th Squadron. Eric was a member with Gerry McPherson of the Odd Bods (UK) Association. They were ex-RAAF aircrew who had served in the UK on various Royal Air Force squadrons and had no unit organisation as such in this country and included RAAF and Allied Air Force blokes who had served in the UK, Europe and the Middle East on units outside the control of the RAAF.

The Funeral Service to celebrate the life of Eric is to be held at St Aidan’s Balwyn North Uniting Church 17-21 Duggan Road at 2.30pm on 14/8/2012 and we will report further in our September Newsletter..

Cayzer                                    Lindsay Alfred (Lindsay)       3/8/2012                     90 years

Lindsay enlisted in the Australian Army in August 1942 and was a Sergeant in 106 Tank Att Regt on discharge in March 1946. John and Lois Vanselow and John Caudry represented ANZROC at the service.

Holberton                   John Harry L. (John)            5/8/2012                      89 years

John enlisted in the Australian Army in March 1942 and at discharge in June 1946 was a Driver in 2/4 Motor Ambulance Convoy.

The funeral service was held at Holy Trinity High Street Kew on Friday 10th August, at 11am and was attended by a large gathering of family, friends and ex ANZ colleagues. Many ANZROC  members were there to pay their respects including Bob Bell, Barbara Bruce, Henry Carr, Brian and Noelle Christensen, Rodney Dark, Brian Farrell , John Foley , Tess Hondros, David Morgan, Neville Pearson, Robin Pleydell, Charles Rennie, John Ries, Des Shady, Gary and Sue Stanaway, Warren Taylor, Rupe and Helen Thomas, John and Lois Vanselow Eamon Veaney, Doug Watson, John Winders and Pinky Watson whose late husband Bill got a special mention in the eulogy as a good friend of John was also there.

A full report of John’s career is posted on the ANZROC website.

Whitney                          Leslie Thomas (Les)                        30/4/2012        105 years

Les enlisted in the Australian Army in May 1942 and on discharge in October 1945 was a Private in the 18^th Battalion Volunteer Defence Corps. We were advised of Les’s passing by his daughter Jillian Burrows in August.

Woolcock                        Harold Lawson (Harold)     6/7/2012          90 years

Harold enlisted in the Australian Army in July 1942 and on discharge in April 1946 was Sergeant 1 ART B/JW.

Harold’s widow Sylvia said that Harold joined the Bank of Australasia in 1938 and his banking career took him to branches in NSW, Victoria and Tasmania before retiring as Manager of Queenscliff Branch .Sylvia and Harold were married for 63 years. She said she knew our member Bruce Iddles was in attendance at the funeral service but others may have attended.

Members stood in remembrance of our past members John, Les and Harold and will remember Eric at the September ANZROC meeting and our condolences are extended to their family and friends.

Margaret Batrouney niece of our late member John Duggan sends  thanks for the email with attachment re notice of John's death .The family did appreciate Neville Pearson and Dick Sanders attending the Requiem Mass. John was very much a part of her  life and the family  will miss him. Also the family do thank ANZROC for keeping in touch with John over so many years.

Lawrie Foord advised that Gary Frater former ES&A/ANZ staff member at 388 Collins Street passed away on 4^th July at age of 71. Gary would be remembered by many ANZROC members and condolences are sent to his widow Rita and family.

We have also been advised by Stan Halbish that Jenny Hogan former Manager at 457 Elizabeth Street has passed away this month aged 56 years.

Phil Chronican ,CEO ANZ Australia , who members will recall was our guest speaker at our 833 Collins St meeting has advised the very sad news that his wife, Leanne Chronican, passed away on the weekend of the 28/29 July. Phil and Leanne had just embarked on an overseas holiday when a short illness led to Leanne being hospitalised in Budapest. Our thoughts are with Phil at this time. A condolence card which members signed was circulated and sent to Phil.

NOT SO WELL

Joan Coxsedge has advised that Cedric has been in hospital for the past few weeks and is expected to be in rehab for some time to come. Cedric become ill following return from an overseas holiday. We wish Cedric a speedy recovery.

HONORARY BIRTHDAYS

The following Honorary members will be enjoying a birthday during August and we pass on congratulations from our members for your birthdays; Henry Barker (83), Bruce Campbell (91), Frank Donovan (90), Muriel Drummond, Frank Edwards (84), Ken Fitzgerald (84), John Glasson (90), Cliff Griggs (87), June Hoskin, Peter Jones (80), Bruce Kells (80), Mike Kennedy (83), Ken Lee (83), Doug Long (88), Robert McAsey (85), Brian Murdoch (81), Reg Nicolson (81), Peter O’Dwyer (80), Alwyn Ward (88), Tony Watt (83).

INTEREST RATES

From  1/8/2012

less than $20,000         2.29%

Greater than $20,000   2.94%

BIRDIES TWITTER

What a sad month we have experienced with the news that six of our oldest ANZROC members have passed away.

The most recent passing was that of Eric Black 94 years, on Thursday 9^th August. I have so many fond memories of playing football with ANZ Football Club during Eric’s reign as President from 1962 to 1964 and the support and friendship over the years to follow

We also regret to advise the passing of John Duggan 105 years,Les Whitney 105 years, Harold Woolcock 90 years, Lindsay Cayzer 90years and John Holberton 89 years.

Our second oldest member Charles Rennie and wife Joy braved the cold weather to attend John Holberton’s funeral at the Holy Trinity Church Kew. This beautiful Church provided a fitting backdrop to this sad occasion with the interior boasting magnificent stained glass windows and wooden vaulted ceiling.

As expected the church was filled, with approx 300 family, friends and fellow ANZROC members

Our oldest member (and only member presently over 100 years old) is Bob Nichol. When I visited Bob at 40 Dorking Road Hostel Box Hill last week I am pleased to say that Bob is still going strong.

I visited Brian Murdoch who is recovering well from major surgery. He is making a good recovery and is now out of hospital

Spent a most enjoyable time at Broughton Lee Village Surrey Hills last week visiting Ron Cashin and enjoyed a great cappuccino and chat. We finished up singing a medley of old, (correction ancient tunes) from the past, much to the enjoyment!! of the other residents who joined in the chorus

Our Treasurer John Brown is currently enjoying warm weather up north for a couple of months. For those who know John’s wife Jan, I am pleased to advise that Jan is recovering well from recent spinal surgery and able to enjoy the warm weather up north with John

I must say that I have found it both pleasurable and rewarding to visit, as time permits, some of our not so well members, who are unable to attend our monthly meetings. They do enjoy it when old work mates drop in for a chat and it is something I would encourage

GUEST SPEAKER

We were fortunate to have Roger Canty as our guest speaker. Roger has been a member of the Melbourne Cricket Club for 30 years and a MCC Tour Guide for the past 22 years so he should know a lot about the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Roger is a long suffering Bulldog supporter and has worked as a volunteer for the Commonwealth Games in 2006 and the FINA World Swimming Championships in 2007.

Roger was well placed to talk about his subject: “MCG, the famous events and people associated with the ground”. He gave a interesting and witty talk and recounted many of the events associated with the ground

LETTERS

Ian Bell emailing from Bendigo says thank you again for the Birthday Wishes on his 70th. It is now 15 years since Ian retired and the time has flown quite quickly. Ian and wife Carmel had a cruise to New Zealand earlier this year and would recommend the experience to all. They hope to again hop on a ship in 2013 all being well. Next time they are looking at a cruise around Australia or the Islands.

Gordon Christensen emails many thanks once again to the club for card received on his birthday. Gordon and his wife recently returned from a week in Las Vegas followed by a cruise from New York to Alaska via the Panama Canal. Passing through the canal took 10 hours from arrival at 7.00am. The ship is towed through the two locks at each end of the canal by 8 locomotives with a clearance of only 60cms on each side of the ship. Gordon was told that it costs a large cruise ship around $450,000 U.S. dollars to use the canal for one crossing.

Rae Collins writes as always it’s great to hear from Kathy Trace on the date of his birthday. At 92 he is not too bad as he does plenty of walking on his new pusher of 5/6 miles each day. Rae still visits the East Malvern RSL regularly and often meets up with members Murray Wood and Neil Sharman. The other member of his group Wal McGillivray is in Queensland for the winter. Rae is still attending the senior members’ lunches at Kooyong Tennis Club where he feels he must have played a few thousand sets over the years. Rae has been retired since 1976 and has made good use of the time in the early years travelling extensively overseas. Now he likes to read of the exploits of the members of his old ANZ crew.

Neil Dawtrey e-mails his thanks to the club for unfailingly remembering his birthday and especially Kathy Trace. Coming to the meetings again several times this year has been very enjoyable after being on the long term injured list after falling off a ladder in October 2011,spending nearly six weeks in hospital and a rehab facility and  unable to get about very well for many months after that. Normal life has now resumed and travel can again be possible and the other things we all enjoy doing.

Ray Gill reports that he is unable to attend the August meeting as he is off to Cairns again for the second time in three months.

Geoff Harkin received the ANZROC birthday card for his birthday and the thought was appreciated. After taking a package in Sept 08, Geoff went back in July 10 as a temp for 23 months, working on the Landmark Integration project, where the Bank purchased the Landmark deposit and loan book from the Australian Wheat Board, He was the last temp off the project after 23 months when it was wrapped up on 30^th May this year. It was a fantastic experience working with an amazing group of young people.

John Harris emails his thanks to Kathy and the Club for the good wishes for his birthday. John and wife Colleen are both well as is the family and they have just returned from their regular visit to their son, daughter in law and three grandchildren in London. A side trip to Provence entailed two weeks and just over 2,000 Km in a rented car exploring towns and villages with a couple of days in Dubai on the way home.  Support in London for the Diamond Jubilee celebrations was enthusiastic and John and Colleen enjoyed a great vantage point to watch the Procession down the Thames which proved remarkable with the 1,000 boats of all sizes and descriptions required to maintain 4 mph for 7 miles - quite an undertaking for some of the oarsmen. Their daughter, son in law and 2 further grandchildren in Melbourne provided a great welcome home

Terry Heenan emails thanks Kathy for the birthday card which again arrived on time. Terry had a wonderful 74th birthday with all the family present, including daughter Joanne who shares Terry’s birthday date, and on this occasion was half his age. Terry and wife Mary have 5 grandchildren now all under six years of age, which keeps them busy. They still live in Leopold and Terry keeps active by playing bowls and golf regularly.

John Hudgson emails that once again on the day his much appreciated card arrived. Thanks to Kathy and the committee for continuing this fabulous tradition. Another year in retirement and enjoying it immensely .John and wife Ann spent a wonderful week at Boambee Bay (just near Coff’s Harbour) early in the year and enjoyed the meandering drive home through NSW. They also spent a week travelling with the RACV “fly the Flag tour” in their  1971 Rambler Rebel this year travelling out through Hamilton to Mount Gambier and back through the Western District via Ballarat – They have not ventured far since but seem to fill in the time very easily. Their daughter has just left on a 12 month overseas trip commencing through Asia and then onto British Isles and Europe so John and Ann have been involved in the preparation for her trip. Maybe they will have some news on their own travels next year. They both love getting the ANZROC newsletter which helps them keep up with ANZ colleagues and they are looking forward to joining members at the Ballarat luncheon

Doug Imrie emails that it is great to be able to keep up to date with what’s going on via the newsletters while they are travelling through Queensland. He and wife Trish intended to be home by September but had an incident with the caravan. They exited Wyangla Dam National Park via covered exit with “2 metre clearance”. Doug’s van is less than 2 metres high, but the air conditioner is higher. Suffice to say, they now have a six week stop in Cairns awaiting repairs to damaged roof.

Bill Jackson emails his appreciation to Kathy for the timely arrival of the ANZROC birthday card for his 70th. Celebration was to be a simple dinner with close family. Bill was ambushed and conned as it turned out to be a well concealed and planned surprise party luncheon at the local RSL with family, past and present neighbours plus long time friends which included Brian and Noelle Christensen and Neville (Birdie) and Cheryl Pearson. It was a real surprise and wonderful to have all those there share this special milestone with him. Also thanks to those that rang and wished Bill a Happy Birthday.

Alwynne Kilpatrick writing on his 88^th says thanks to those responsible for the birthday wishes over the years. We know that all members appreciate the receipt of their cards. Alwynne retired in 1984 at the ripe old age of 60 and now at 88 is not doing too badly. It is always nice to read of the doings of members in the newsletter.

Serge McIntyre writes to thank Kathy Trace for the birthday wishes for his 75^th birthday which was celebrated with his family.

Godfrey Mills emails thanks for the card. A few things to report e.g. Lapidary activities still going well and Faceting Course was a great success. Godfrey and wife Nancy are about to head overseas with their two youngest daughters [both ex ANZ Staffers]. They will all be staying for a while at a mutual friend's place just south of Florence in Italy. Then it’s off to Paris, after which Nancy, Godfrey and middle daughter [Jenny] head off to Nancy's birthplace just outside Edinburgh. That completed they head back to London for a few days and then back home via Singapore. Meantime, young Jane leaves them and returns to Italy and then heads to Turkey with her three kids while husband [Darren] goes off to compete in the Berlin Marathon. He should do well and is looking for a top 125/150 finish. About 45,000 are likely to start. He can run circa 2hrs 39 mins plus for the 42.4 kms which makes him probably the top Marathon runner in Victoria in the 40 to 45 age group.

Kevin O'Neil writes thanks for the birthday wishes on the occasion of his 75th birthday

Trevor Richards emails his thanks to Kathy Trace for the Birthday Card on the occasion of his 67th birthday. Trevor is gearing up for his annual trip to Port Douglas via Townsville to attend a wedding. Two weeks of winter sunshine and warmth.

Joe Romano emails his thanks for the birthday card which arrived as usual on the same day as the birthday. Joe will be going to Qsld for a few days just to get away from the cold weather. He needs to keep the trip short as he wants to assist his brother and sister to look after their elderly parents.

Bernie Sowersby writing on his 82^nd sends his thanks to Kathy Trace for the good wishes he received in his birthday card that arrived on the day.

Lyn Stevens who has been responsible for the great luncheons we have enjoyed in March at the Maroondah Club for the past three years sends her thanks for the birthday wishes albeit belatedly she says as she hasn’t the time to keep up with her chores.

Neil Sharman sends his sincere thanks for the birthday wishes he received for his 76^th birthday. Neil says it’s always a particular pleasure to receive a birthday card from our Retired Officers Club.

Keith Taylor writing on his 84^th says thanks for the best wishes for my birthday and he enjoys the newsletters reading of the club’s and members’ activities.

Jim Trimble writing on his 84^th says many thanks for the annual birthday greetings and to Kathy for the wonderful job in sending out greetings to arrive on the day. Its 24 years since Jim retired and he often thinks of the last years of his career spent at the Safe Deposit at 351 Collins Street which has since closed and transferred back to 388 Collins Street.

John Turnbull says thanks for the birthday card and he has only 10 years to go before becoming an Honorary Member.

AND, Jim Christie, Lawton Graham, Martin Hayden, Geoff Horton, Ron Pidcock, Tom Portelli, Dick Sanders,  Roy Sloggett, Glenda White,  ANZROC QSLD, NSW, SA, TAS, WA

MATTERS OF INTEREST

THERMOMIX COOKING CLASS WITH PAST ANZ HEAD CHEF WOLF DAMSCHITZ AND THERMOMIX

On Thursday August 23^rd at Thermomix Offices in the Tooronga Village Shopping Centre at 1 Centre Way from 6pm.

Members and partners are welcome to our first night meeting of the year. Cost $10.00 pp covers a meal and refreshments for the evening

Parking is in the Coles Supermarket area and plenty of space ………

A final reminder for this event .To date we have 32 people accepted and another 10/15 would be able to be catered for by Wolf and Janine from Thermomix.

Come and see and taste the difference . The Thermomix is great for busy people, keen cooks and the not-so-keen cooks!

Let Ron Adams know by email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by phone at 98210444 or mail at PO Box 579, Malvern, Vic 3144 if you are interested in attending.

ANZROC MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTIONS

Subscriptions for ANZROC membership for 2012/2013 are now due and payments can be made in favour of ANZROC and sent to our Treasurer John Def 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.)

The separate advice for renewal of subscriptions follows and you will note that the subscriptions remain at $20.00 for Metropolitan members and $10.00 for Country and Interstate members.

Honorary Members please note:  – you do not need to pay any subscription

Note that members can make payments electronically to ANZROC through your internet banking facilities making certain that your personal details in the “payee information” section i.e. Name and Initial are shown so that we can record the receipt as often the funds are received with no details provided…as a failsafe members can send the renewal slip or email to John Brown advising that payment has been made through internet banking.

The ANZROC account details are as follows:

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

BSB:                                      013 350

ACCOUNT NUMBER:     3064 51947

As a matter of interest the  number of members using the internet for newsletters has stalled at around 690 and if you have access to email let us know and we will be able to send future communications electronically that will reach you within 7 days of our meetings.

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ANZROC SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL FORM

ANZ RETIRED OFFICERS CLUB (VIC)

Subscriptions are due and payable to ANZROC Vic and can be posted to John Def Brown,

PO Box 4056, Burwood East, Vic 3151, (phone No. 9802 1810 ) to reach John Brown  prior to 31^st October 2012.

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

HONORARY MEMBERS – NIL

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AUSTRALIAN PACIFIC TRAVEL OFFERS

ANZROC  Offer for August

19 Day China Explorer – Yunan Adventure Inspired by Luke Nguyen

OFFER: Fly Free Including Taxes*

ANZ Price $7,621 per person, twin share*. (Normal price from $8,195)

Departs March to October 2012

Luke Nguyen hosting 11 March 2013 departure day 1-6 only.

Book by 31 October 2012

Discover China’s highlights with 19 days of touring inspired by Luke Nguyen’s Greater Mekong television adventure. Luke has shaped many features of this special itinerary and will host one departure on the 11th of March 2013.

Meet friendly locals, enjoy delicious cuisine and amazing ancient wonders.

Visiting the fascinating Terracotta Warriors in Xi’an and the Great Wall of China.

Yunan Adventure - Inspired by Luke Nguyen’s Greater Mekong television adventure

Includes:

• 18 nights of outstanding accommodation

• Two night stay at the Songtsam Retreat in Shangri-La

• Join expert local guides in 8 towns, villages and cities

• Visit the Stone Forest in Kunming

• Explore Jade Dragon Snow Mountain

• Tour the fascinating Songzanlin Monastery in Shangri-La

• Get up close to giant Pandas

• Discover the Great Wall of China

• See the Terracotta Army in Xi’an

• Enjoy an acrobatic show in Shanghai

• Freedom of choice sightseeing and dinning at no extra cost

• All flights within China

• 45 meals including a Peking Duck banquet in Beijing

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

*Conditions apply. Book and deposit by 31 October 2012. Prices are per person, twin share. Price based on CH19 departing 19 October 2013. Limited seats on set departures. Offers are not combinable and can be withdrawn at any time. New bookings only, subject to availability. Prices correct as of 6 August 2012 but may fluctuate due to changes in surcharges, fees, taxes and availability. Airfare offer subject to booking class availability. Once tickets are issued, airfares are subject to cancellation and amendment fees. Surcharge may apply to variations of airline routings. Airport taxes vary for each departure point and routing of airline. Airline schedules are subject to change without notice. Fuel surcharge is subject to change and additional fuel surcharge may apply. Air must be booked by APT. Flights are in economy class with Cathay Pacific Airways from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide or Perth. A non-refundable deposit of $2,000 pp is due within 7 days. Fly Free including taxes of $500 pp: Available when booking CHL19 departing between March and October 2013. Luke Nguyen hosting 11 March 2013 CHL19 departure day 1-6 only. Australian Pacific Touring Pty Ltd ABN 44 004 684 619 Lic. No. 30112

GOLF DAY  - TRARALGON GOLF CLUB - Thursday 22 November 2012

Please note this date in your diaries.

Once again we are organising a Golf Day at the Traralgon Golf Club for members and partners. The Club is a comfortable drive from Melbourne and also provides the opportunity for ANZROC members in the Gippsland/ Latrobe Valley area to catch up with past workmates and friends.

Note - The date has been shifted to the fourth Thursday in November so that it doesn’t clash with another regular ANZ golf trip to Yarrawonga.

An entry form for this popular sporting and social event will issue with the September and October newsletters and will also be available on the anzroc.com.au website.

FOR THE DIARY

FORTHCOMING EVENTS: EARLY NOTICE

October 11^th Waltzing Matilda Hotel 856 Heatherton Road Springvale visit

November 8^th AGM…34^th Floor, 100 Queen Street

November 22^nd Golf tournament at Traralgon

December 13^th Christmas Luncheon

February 14^th 2013 Luncheon to celebrate Charles Rennie’s 100^th birthday.

34^th Floor/100 Queen Street

NEXT MEETING  SEPTEMBER13th

BALLARAT VISIT. AT THE GEORGE HOTEL 27 LYDIARD ST NORTH BALLARAT.

ANZROC will hold another luncheon meeting in regional Victoria for Members and their partners on Thursday 13^th September 2012. We have received 22 acceptances at date of the Newsletter. This luncheon will be our September monthly ANZROC meeting and we encourage members in outlying areas and from Melbourne to attend.  It is recommended that travel to the function be via “V Line” train travel. “V Line” has a service to Ballarat, leaving from the “V Line” Country platforms (Ground level at Spencer Street side of   Southern Cross Railway Station) at 10.07am and arrives in Ballarat at11.37am. We would suggest that you arrive at the station around 9.30  to 9.40am to enable us to travel as a group. For the return journey there is a train departing Ballarat Station at 3.08pm arriving Southern Cross railway Station at 4.49pm Lunch will be at the George Hotel 27 Lydiard St North Ballarat.

Pay for meals and drinks on the day. Names can now be sent 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 using the notice attached.

To assist members and partners, we will endeavour to provide transport to and from the venue for those members/partners who do have mobility difficulties. We would also appreciate any assistance members can give in provision of transport should such be required We are pleased to be able to find such a fine location for our first meeting in the Ballarat area for some years  and we will greatly appreciate our members supporting our endeavours in this regard

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ROC MEMBERS AND PARTNERS COUNTRY  LUNCHEON AT BALLARAT AT THE GEORGE HOTEL,27 LYDIARD STREET, NORTH BALLARAT ON 13^TH SEPTEMBER 2012

Members Name…………………………………………..

Partners Name……………………………………………

I/we will be attending the luncheon:   Yes / No

I am able to assist with transport for members who require assistance:  Yes  /  No

I would appreciate assistance with transport:   Yes / No

This information can 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 or Neville on  9802 0187

Ron Adams

Newsletter Editor