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Luke sends his best wishes from the Rotary International 2024 Convention in Singapore.  He reports that he is managing (just) to keep track of Louna, Helen, Ros and Kim, and has sent a few happy snaps.
 
 
Upcoming Speakers
May 28, 2024
The Navy at Gallopili
Jun 04, 2024
Crows Nest Community Centre
Jun 11, 2024
Jun 18, 2024
The Petrov Affair
Jun 25, 2024
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Member Birthdays
Luke Keighery
May 3
 
Kevin Tattrie
May 6
 
Ros Virtue
May 18
 
Mia Bell
May 25
 
Spouse Birthdays
May 26
 
Join Date
Richard McDonald
May 1, 1992
32 years
 
Michael Bartok
May 14, 2002
22 years
 
Ian Burnet
May 17, 2005
19 years
 
Peter McNair
May 17, 2005
19 years
 
Rhondda Kingsbury
May 26, 2021
3 years
 
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Club Meeting News - 16 August 2022
 
Welcome
 
President Luke Keighery welcomed guests, Rhonda Miller (she won the Hamper in our reecent Mothers Day Raffle) and her husband Russell Miller and Don Saville from Rotary Club of Orange, and our Club members.
 
Toast
 
John Bolton toasted the new District Group 2, to which Northbridge belong following the Pilot Regionalisation Project
 
Announcements
 
Michelle Barry provided an update on the Games Day, to be held at Crows Nest Community Centre during the afternoon of 7 June and made a call out for volunteers and gifts to be sold at the gift table.  She also noted the forthcoming weekend of Super Lottery sales at the Plaza and repeated the call for volunteers.
 
Sally O'Neill confirmed the roster for the Bunnings BBQ on 1 June was full, and invited members and guests to express interest in a Club evening at one of two forthcoming musicals, Lady in Black and @,and Juliet.
 
Peter Russell confirmed details for the Changeover dinner to be held at Northbridge Golf Club on 25 June, and noted tickets would be on sale from the first meeting in June.
 
Jon Gidney advised that Malcolm Lye has shot to the top of the Footy Tipping table, after judicious use of a joker.
 
Guest Speaker - Phil Wade, Pharmacist and Health Coach
 
Maggie Shanahan introduced Phil Wade, a compounding pharmacist of 39 years, health coach, and Rotarian, who runs the Lane Cove Wellness Centre, on the subject of "Mythbusting Chronic Illness".
 
Among other things Phil talked about:
  • the basic building blocks of the human body - and we have developed from single cell organisms to the billions we have today.
  • How healthy cells are the basis of good health.
He then went on to dispel a number of myths including that:
  1. Chronic disease was mainly genetic
  2. Olive oil was better than cooking with fat.
  3. Eating vegetables gave you sufficient vitamins and minerals
  4. It was impossible to grow back brain cells
There were all wrong.

He emphasised the importance of multi vitamins (and dropped a few hints as to the potential value of Tumeric) highlighting that we each need a balanced intake of vitamins and minerals, as there were limits on how much current agriculture could provide and on how much the body could consume.
 
Maggie thanked both Phil for for his outstanding talk and invited Phil to draw the Club Raffle, which was won (again) by Peter Grinter.
 
Luke then closed the meeting by thanking those who had assisted in setting up and managed sign in, thanking our guests for attending and by inviting Mike Cocks to lead us in the national anthem.

With thanks to Kim Wilkins
A Little bit of Humour ........
 
With no reference at all to our delegation in Singapore
 
 
 
Rotary Northbridge would like to acknowledge the generous support of each of our sponsors

Northbridge Pharmacy

THE 4 - WAY TEST of the things we say or do

1). Is it the TRUTH?
2). Is it FAIR to all concerned?
3). Will it build GOODWILL & BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
4). Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
 
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