Newsletter September 2014

NEWSLETTER 11th September 2014

NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER 11TH 2014

WELCOME

President John McPhee welcomed 70 members and partners to our meeting held at the Mulgrave Country Club .The formal matters were dealt with by Secretary Peter Pritchard and those present then enjoyed catching up with friends and colleagues. Members not seen for some time included Sandra Brown, Graeme Findlay, Max Fisher, Jack Grant, Hedley Ham, Gary Horkings (first time), Dan Kirtley, Alan Lauder, Rod Macaulay, Bernie O’Reilly (back from 14 weeks overseas), Denis Rice (first time), Peter Russell (first time), Dick Sanders, John Simson (from Moama), Ken Stapleton, Syd Swaby, Bob Tough, Rose Virgona, Jill Ward, David White, Carole Whiting and Keith Winkles.

A number of members attending said the location of the Club was ideal for them and the restaurant service and free parking were attractions for members living in the south eastern suburbs. The attendance of partners also made for a very friendly luncheon and the committee will be heartened by the sizeable numbers enjoying our suburban meetings.

APOLOGIES

Graeme Ainscough, Clive Bayley, Noel Beanland, John Brown, Diane Carew, Don Davy, Phil Dunstan, Jim Dusting, Nola Forsyth, John Hawkins, Graeme King , Ken Lee, Jacqui Luckman, Gary Mason , Gerry and Fay McPherson, Joan Nathan, , Terry Parks, Graeme Randall, David Schunke, Eamon Veaney, Anne Wee, Glenda White, Julie Wilkins, David Woods

NEW MEMBERS

Black M.H. (Michael) 43 years ANZ

Wylie Sheila 31 years ANZ

We look forward to meeting Michael and Sheila at one of our meetings.

BEREAVEMENTS

Goulding S.J. (Stan) 87 years 19/8/2014

Graeme Ainscough wrote that he was saddened to learn of the passing of Stan Goulding who was a stalwart of ANZ Frankston during Graeme’s years in Dandenong Area Branch.

Lawrie Foord said he worked with Stan in the Bills Department of ES&A 388 Collins Street before Stan was posted to Darwin. Lawrie felt that Stan on his return to Melbourne had managed several of the ANZ branches near Cheltenham where Stan eventually retired.

Weeks Brian 82 years 4/9/2014

Glen Twidale was saddened to hear of Brian’s passing.Glen knew him well and valued his friendship. Beneath that quite exterior lay a very active mind and a competitive spirit. For some time Glen used to meet Brian, John Hogarth and Norm Gibbs at the Civic Club for lunch and a game of snooker. They had a lot of fun and a lot of laughs.

Sue McCarthy recalls when she was a very young research officer; in 1969 she was transferred to Wellington, which was where Sue first met Brian, who was then the number 2 in Advances Department. Sue did some industry analysis for him and found him very stern and proper. It was only after she had returned to Melbourne, and Brian had been transferred from New Zealand, that she had the opportunity to appreciate his very straight-faced sense of humour. Somewhat later, when Brian was again in New Zealand as head of our operations there, she had to visit New Zealand several times to do some Strategic Planning work. It was then that she came up against his fearsome intelligence and thoughtfulness about banking developments. But perhaps her clearest memory of Brian is that on one occasion, back in Melbourne; by chance she walked out of 55 Collins Street with him after a fairly difficult morning. When Brian asked how she was, Sue said that she was having a few battles, to which he replied “I’ve always thought, Sue, that good management has nothing to do with popularity”. She has often quoted him, and indeed thinks those few words sum him up well: aiming to do a proper job by his own very high standards.

Eamon Veaney said that Brian was the overall boss of IT when he came to Australia in 1989.

At our meeting members stood for a few moments of silence in remembrance of Stan and Brian and our condolences are extended to their families.

Roger Watkins advised that Susan Beckers (54 years) passed away on 16/8/2014. Susan was working in 55 Collins Street Branch for Mary Ryan when Roger knew her and she would be remembered by ANZROC members.

Brian Day advised that Gary Stocks passed away after a long battle with cancer on 22/8/2014 aged 80 years. Many members will remember Gary who served with ANZ for 30 years. Gary worked at 351 Collins Street, Southern Cross, 75 Collins Street and other branches. He was a keen cricketer and played many matches for ANZ in the Mercantile Competition. He was an excellent opening fast bowler as well as being handy with the bat. He was also one of the founding members of the ANZ Social Golf Club. His funeral service was attended by Ted Palmer, with whom he worked, as well as Brian himself. RIP Gary.

HONORARY BIRTHDAYS

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

on congratulations from our members for your birthdays: Dave Brookman (91), Barbara Bruce,

Valda Clarke, George Cooper (85), Geoff Elliott (86), Bruce Emmett (82), Ian Ewart (83), Don

Fraser (89), Ralph Howden (90), Alan James (88), David Kennedy (90), Dick Milnthorpe (82),

Ron Smith (86), Colin Walton (81), Tony Wingrave (82).

INTEREST RATES

From 1/9/2014

Less than $20,000 1.67%

Greater than $20,000 2.14%

BIRDIES TWITTER

The ANZROC luncheon at Mulgrave Country Club was an excellent afternoon with seventy members attending (including many partners which was great to see) travelling from far and wide to this popular venue .Although there was some queuing for lunch orders, the quality of the food and luncheon got the “thumbs up”

I found it impossible to get around to everyone, but the feedback I did receive was positive and certainly warrants the committee considering another visit next year

Cheryl and I recently returned from 4 weeks at Hervey Bay where we had a couple of pleasant evenings with “Hendo” (Brian Henderson) and Christine. On the way up stayed with Bruce and Glennis Robertson at Runaway Bay. Fantastic hosts and they all passed on their best wishes to ANZROC members

The weather was unseasonably wet and one storm collapsed the annex on our van which led to me penning a ditty as follows:

Whilst sitting in our tiny van listening to the weather man

The rain was pelting down on top and seemed like it would never stop

Whilst feeling somewhat forlorn, I went for a swim and the water was warm

A local told me the storm would clear in a while, and to also watch out for a crocodile

I believe he said it for a lark and then he mentioned a great white shark

Now sharks are something I sure fear, so found it safer on shore drinking beer

He said the weather was a freak, I did not respond, to be discreet

LETTERS

Graeme Ainscough writes that after several torrid months since surgery in March his health is at last on the improve but his wife June is now due for surgery which will mean daily visits to hospital and intensive rehabilitation for her . Graeme went to watch his AFL team North Melbourne play on his birthday and the team had a great win on the day and at the date of this newsletter is progressing towards the pointy end of the season. .Graeme has been able to attend a few of his Cheltenham baseball team’s winter games and the team is in the finals again this year.

Barbara Bruce emails many thanks to Kathy for the birthday card. One of Barbara’s friends drove her to Noojee and it was a very enjoyable day. They had lunch in a café at Jindivick, drove around the beautiful hilly Noojee area and wandered by the Latrobe River. In the evening Barbara went to the MCG and saw Hawthorn defeat Geelong.

Diane Carew emailed to let me know she has been in Beleura Hospital for a total knee replacement and is undergoing the usual rehabilitation exercises so will be out of action for a couple more months. Diane is hoping to catch up at our luncheons in 2015.

Rick Dickson emails that once again without fail he received his birthday greeting on the day of the birthday. Rick spent this birthday on Gabo Island, had a great time and knocked another item off his second " Bucket List "Rick is well and looking forward with some amazement to his next birthday, as it will be his 80th.So sad to see the passing of a number of his former Esanda colleagues, they will be missed.

John Fearnley passes on to Kathy his thanks for sending the birthday card to him. It was appreciated and makes John feel that he is still part of the team.

Barbara Gardiner emails her thanks to the ANZ Retired Officers committee and Kathy for taking the time to keep in touch with all of the ANZ retirees on their Birthdays!! Barbara is still enjoying all of the opportunities available to seniors to keep active, travel independently and live the good life. This year she revisited France which included a sobering trip to The Somme before returning to Paris to "walk in the shoes" of the many great writers who worked and lived there especially in the 19th and 20th century. She then took the Eurostar across to London and enjoyed some wonderful theatre in the West End. Next year, Barbara and daughter Liz look forward to driving to the magnificent Grand Canyon and Brice Canyon before Liz goes to Boston to attend a conference and Barbara meets up with her nephew who now resides in New York. She does enjoy reading the newsletter each month and thanks the committee for the commitment.

John Hawkins reports that he and wife Helen will be missing for the next meetings as they (Yep you guessed it) are on a cruise visiting Norway, Shetland Isles, Iceland where they hope to swim in the Blue Lagoon if the Volcano doesn’t erupt, then onto Canada and USA. They will be spending a few weeks with friends in Portland Oregon touring the State before coming home.

Graham Holt emailing to pass on his thanks to Kathy Trace for the work she does through her birthday wishes in maintaining the close companionship built up over many years of working and socializing together. Graham often looks back at the good fortune that happened his way when a friend of his parents Eric [Lofty] Forrest [father of Alan] suggested he join ANZ back in 1954. After the recent funeral of the one and only Leigh O’Neill a few of Graham’s colleagues who have been friends for nearly 60 years had dinner together and discussed old times.

The past 12 months has flown through at the blink of an eye. Last October Graham and his wife learnt that their youngest grandson Xavier who had just celebrated his first birthday, had a malignant tumour on his liver. Over the next 6 months they got to know the Children’s Hospital like a second home and Graham was overwhelmed by the care and facilities given to not only the patients but also their families. Xavier’s family virtually lived at the hospital and MacDonald House for much of Nov. through to June It was eventually decided that Xavier’s only chance was a liver transplant and he was placed on the top of the list for Australia and NZ which resulted in a 13 hour operation last February only 10 days after going on the list .Despite a few hic ups he is progressing exceptionally well. Actually many may have seen their son David and his family when they were interviewed as part of the Channel 7 Hospital Appeal on Good Friday. After the above experience the past 12 months seem pretty dull except for crossing one of the things that has been on Graham’s bucket list for some time; he went sky diving with his eldest grandson and he recommends the experience to anyone who has remotely considered it; although next time it will be done in summer as Graham has never been so cold whilst free falling from 14000 feet in mid winter.

Ian Ince sends his thanks to the ANZROC committee and Kathy Trace for the birthday card. On the day Ian and wife June were entertained by half of their family at a Chinese Restaurant at Redwood Gardens. The other half of the family was holidaying on the Gold Coast but will celebrate the birthday with Ian and June on their return. Now into his 21st year of retirement Ian says how time goes by. They still enjoy their annual holidays in Rosebud and Yarrawonga.

Barry Kennedy emails his thanks to Kathy Trace for the birthday card received on his 75th birthday - it’s greatly appreciated and a useless piece of trivia Barry has been alive for

2,366,791,168 seconds! How's that for record keeping! He is happily retired although does work for his daughter and son in law both of whom are medico's to keep the mind active. Barry and wife Rosemary spend a fair amount of time travelling around the world which they enjoy greatly, and also commute to their apartment in Mooloolaba but not as often as they would like. Barry and Rosemary live in an Apartment in Camberwell which is very convenient to all forms of transport so he uses the car only on odd occasions and they walk mostly to all of their activities.

Barry enjoys the monthly newsletter but so far hasn’t been able to attend any of the lunch meetings but will do so one day. They catch up with Sandra Street and her husband Patrick when they are going on cruises which are great fun.

Paul Kinna, son of our late Honorary Member Brian Kinna said that Brian was very proud of his career at the Bank and spoke highly of his many friends there. Paul sent thanks for the copy of the newsletter with the Bereavement Notice which he shared with many of Brian’s family.

Stan Lancaster writes to thank ANZROC for the birthday card as always arrived on the day. Stan always enjoys receiving the newsletters and learning of the exploits of former colleagues- they are great supporters of the travel industry.

Cathie Mackiggan emails her thanks for the birthday wishes right on time as usual.

80 years…how did that happen?

Sue McCarthy emails a big thank you for the birthday card. In this electronic age, it is very pleasant to have a “proper letter” to open on the day. Like all retirees, Sue wonders how she ever had time to work, especially as she considers the past year, not to mention the one ahead. Perhaps the highlight of last year was a really terrific tour called “Hidden Secrets of Ancient and Mediaeval Rome”. The tour organisation is called Australians Studying Abroad (asatours.com.au) and Sue is more than happy to give them a plug – she has now done 5 of their tours and all have been excellent. She always enjoys the newsletter.

Reg Nicolson emails his thanks to Kathy Trace for the birthday card which as usual was spot on the day. It must be a bit of a chore but the cards are much appreciated so perhaps that compensates.

Coralie O’Donahoo writing from Noosa Heads says thank you Kathy Trace for the birthday card-one she can rely will arrive on time. Coralie has been relaxing in Cullen Bay (33degrees) after a 2 degree minimum breaking a 103 year record on the Sunshine Coast and she was relishing the beautiful weather in the Darwin precincts. After a couple of weeks in Sabah and Singapore and Christmas in New York which was non-stop it was good to relax in the one place for a change…quite a different holiday for Coralie.

Kevin O’Neill writes his thanks to Kathy Trace for his birthday card and good wishes received in July. Kevin also thanks his friends and colleagues for the “get well cards” received whilst recently hospitalised and he is now home and well on the way to full recovery.

Pat O’Neill widow of our Past President Leigh O’Neill said she was sorry to read in our Newsletter of the passing of Max Wehner. Max worked with Leigh in Launceston for some years before moving back to Victoria to branches in Gippsland.

Trevor Richards emails that he has just returned from wintering in the Cairns/Port Douglas area. His birthday card probably arrived on time (2nd August). It was amongst the mountain of mail that he had to open on returning home, following a month up north.

Trevor passes on his thanks to the ANZROC committee and Kathy Trace for his birthday card.

AND Will Bailey, Anne Blashki, Harry Carrodus ,Lawton Graham, Beverley McDonald, Bernie Sowersby, Trevor Stevens, Sandra Street, John Turnbull, Glen Twidale, Sheila Wylie

ANZROC QSLD, NSW, SA, TAS, WA

MATTERS OF INTEREST

WEBSITE

Eamon Veaney reports that a new milestone has been reached with 80,000 hits on our ANZROC website

OPEN GARDENS AUSTRALIA

This year the garden of our Records Officer Debbie Jerkovic will be open to the public as part of Open Gardens Australia. Debbie and her neighbor will be opening their Australian native

gardens on a joint ticket: $8 for one garden, $14 for both on the weekend of 11 and 12 October 2014, 10am to 4.30pm. If you are able to come, please make a point of introducing yourself to Debbie on the day as an ANZROC member as she would love to put a face to your name.

HEALTH INSURANCE WITH NIB!

As part of the ANZ Retired Officers’ Club’s commitment to looking after your health and wellbeing, you will recall that we’ve negotiated a 9% corporate discount with nib.

Not only do you receive great value private health cover, you also have the added benefit of:

· No 2 & 6 month waiting periods to claim on Extras*

· Smartphone access to manage your claims

· Your choice of provider for Extras services+

· Access to over 400 nib Agreement Private Hospitals

The email address advised in our last newsletter has been corrected and for more information you can visit the https://www.nib.com.au/health-insurance/partner/anzroc or phone a Corporate Specialist on 1800 13 14 63. nib details for ANZROC members can also be accessed through this hyperlink - ANZROC Corporate Extranet

We have confirmed with nib executive that as long as the individual is an ANZROC member, which ANZROC can verify if need be, they are eligible for the benefit.

The 30 year retirees can stay on the ANZ staff rate code when nib has a letter from ANZ HR stating they are retiring and have 30plus year’s employment.

Anyone with less than 30 years can join ANZROC if they so choose, and be put on that rate code.

nib will have the above wording added to their internal information site and will also have an email sent out to the front line teams.

ANZROC GOLF DAY –Friday 28th November 2014

Rosebud Country Club - 207 Boneo Road, Rosebud 3939

Men’s & Ladies’ Stableford Competitions for members of ANZROC and their partners.

Rosebud Country club is approximately one hour’s easy drive from the City or Eastern suburbs via the Monash, Eastlink and Peninsula Link freeways and is located at the end of the Mornington Peninsula freeway.

The course we have been allocated for the day is the premier North Course, the same as last year. Visit www.rosebudcountryclub.com.au for course layout, dress regulations, etc.

Players without a current Registered or Social Club handicap are most welcome and will be given a handicap for the day. Once again, we are particularly keen to see a good roll-up of lady players.

Entry Fee - $65.00 per person (Members of Rosebud Country Club $30.00)

(Covers Green Fees, Trophies and a table-served barbecued lunch with wine) - Drinks available at normal Club bar prices. Lunch Only - $22 per person. Motorised Cart Hire - $25.00 payable at pro shop.

Entries close - Thursday 20th November.

Hit-off from 8.30am on tees one and ten (Arrive by 8.00 am to get card & draw).

On-course Accommodation available at The Fairways Resort Motel. Telephone number 5950 2111

o Dinner is available seven nights a week in the club’s restaurant.

Enquiries to – Huck Bourke 0411 237 569. Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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ANZROC Rosebud Country Club Golf Day– Friday 28 November. Entries Close – 20thNovember.

ENTRY FORM (Option to email details and direct credit ANZROC account available – see below)

Your Contact details: Name………………….Email……………………………..Phone……………..

Entries

Name…………………………….Hcp……… Name…………………….…………Hcp………….

Total number of entries. …….…@ $65.00 ($30.00 for Rosebud members) = $…………...

Meal only (non-playing partners)............ @22.00 = $__________

Total $__________

Mail entry form and cheque payable to ANZROC to:

Huck Bourke

32 Grandview Terrace,

Mount Martha 3934

OR

EMAIL names and handicaps of players and those non golfers who require a meal only

to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and make electronic payment direct to:

ANZROC Bank Account 013350 306451947

(Please make sure your name is included in the payment information)

ANZROC MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTIONS

Subscriptions for ANZROC membership for 2014/2015 are now due and payments can be sent by cheque 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 members can make payments electronically to ANZROC account through your internet banking facilities. Details of the ANZROC account are set out in the renewal form and please ensure that 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 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

As a matter of interest the number of members using the internet for newsletters has risen to around 800 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 by cheque to John Brown,

PO Box 4056, Burwood East, Vic 3151, (phone No. 9802 1810 )

Or paid directly into the ANZROC account details of which are:

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

BSB: 013 350

ACCOUNT NUMBER: 3064 51947

(Please make sure your name is included in the payment information)

The Annual Subscription is $20.00 for Metropolitan Members and for Country and Interstate Members the Annual Subscription is $10.00 and should reach John Brown prior to 31st October 2013

HONORARY MEMBERS – NIL

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

(Delete whichever category not applicable)

Phone number…………………………………………………

e-mail address…………………………………………………

FORTHCOMING ANZROC 2014 MEETINGS

13th NOVEMBER: ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 34th Floor/100 Queen Street

CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON – THURSDAY 11 DECEMBER 2014……………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 Dan Kirtley. A number of Senior Executives will also be attending.

The committee has again agreed to keep the cost to members of the function at $30.00. Refunds will not be paid unless the Secretary or Treasurer receive notice no later than 4 December 2014 as we are required to advise the caterers final numbers on that date.

Cut off date for acceptances this year will be Friday 28th November 2014.

This year we will arrange for ALL members to be allocated a table.

If you wish to host a table of ten, you will need to nominate a table host and ensure that others in your group record the host name on the “acceptance slip” or email below.

If you do not wish to host a table, but would like to sit with your colleagues please specify who you would like to have on your table and we will ensure that your requirement is met.

If you do not nominate a preference, we will allocate you to a table with comparable colleagues.

The programme is similar to last year:

Admittance for pre-lunch drinks from 11.30am

Admittance to function room from 12.15pm

Luncheon commences at 12.30pm

Bookings:

If you wish to attend, host a table or join a table, don’t forget to send the “acceptance slip” or email advice to Peter Pritchard at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Members are encouraged to 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.

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. Please include the “acceptance slip”.

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ACCEPTANCE SLIP

ANZ RETIRED OFFICERS’ CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON. THURSDAY 11 DECEMBER 2014

Name of member………………………………………………………………………

Cost of Luncheon: $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………………….or allocate me to a table.

Return this slip to Peter Pritchard 19 Albert Street, East Malvern 3145 by 28/11/2014

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NEXT MEETING

THURSDAY 9th OCTOBER 2014 MEETING IN MELBOURNE ROOM ON 34TH FLOOR ANZ 100 QUEEN STREET at 12 NOON

We are fortunate to have Peter Bearsley one of our ANZROC members speaking at our October meeting and partners, members of the ANZ Ladies Club and widows of our past members are welcome to attend.

Peter Bearsley joined ANZ as a Research Officer in Economics Dept in Wellington in 1967. Fort he next 17 years he enjoyed various roles as an economist in Melbourne, Wellington and Canberra before rejoining the Melbourne staff as Chief Manager Payment Systems & Administration at the end of 1984.After that he served in Retail HQ as Planning Executive (1986-89), Esanda as Chief Treasury Manager (1989-93), head of Expenditure Review Group AHQ (1993-96), GM Transformation Program in Retail HQ (for a brief period in 1996) then GM Charitable Trusts till retiring in 2001.While in the Charitable Trusts role, he got to know the symbiotic world of philanthropy and the many excellent charitable service agencies helping make Melbourne the World’s Most Livable City. He has helped a number of them to establish their own charitable trusts (Foundations) for raising permanent funds.

Peter has also served on the boards of various charities, including Melbourne Youth Music, Open Family Australia, Good Shepherd Australia New Zealand, and chaired Catholic Social Services Victoria (the peak body for about 40 Catholic charities) for six years. He is currently Deputy Chair of the Austin Medical Research Foundation and trustee for a number of trusts.

He joined the Rotary Club of Melbourne – the first and largest Rotary Club in Australia - in 1998 and served as Vice-President of the Club in 2006-7 and in 2012-13 before being elected President for 2014-15. During the last three years he has been responsible for, among other things, a USD235,000 project to reduce maternal and infant mortality in East Timor. He ran the Berlin Marathon in 2011 to raise the Rotary Club’s contribution to the funding.

If you intend to come to this meeting will you let Ron Adams know by Phone 98210444 /0408136100 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, 3144 by Friday 3rd October 2014 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

Ron Adams

Newsletter Editor.

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ACCEPTANCE THURSDAY LUNCHEON 9th OCTOBER 2014 FROM 12 NOON MELBOURNE ROOM 34TH FLOOR ANZ HEAD OFFICE 100 QUEEN STREET

To RON ADAMS

PO BOX 579, MALVERN, VIC 3144 Phone 9821 0444 / 0408136100 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

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