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<strong>Networker</strong><br />

We care. We share. We all gain.<br />

Special guest at the launch will be the Hon Jeff Kennett AC proudly supporting beyondblue.<br />

$95.00 per person includes two course meal and all beverages<br />

$950.00 table of 10<br />

$1140.00 table of 12<br />

Contact Alan Freedma n on 0419 357 864 or at barhampton@bigpond.com (RSVP:<br />

5 November), or check the D<strong>9800</strong> website to download your booking form<br />

(http://www.rotarydistrict<strong>9800</strong>.org.au/Members/EventsCalendar).<br />

Michael Gawenda Speaker At The PHF Breakfast<br />

Triple Walkley Award journalist and former Editor-in-Chief of The Age, Michael Gawenda, will address guests at the<br />

Annual <strong>Rotary</strong> Foundation Paul Harris Breakfast at the RACV Club in the city, Level 17, 501 Bourke Street, on 13<br />

November 2007. This is a <strong>District</strong>-wide event to which all Paul Harris Fellows are especially invited, together with<br />

other Rotarians and guests. Starting time is 7.15 am, conclusion 9.00 am. Cost is $50.00. To book, please contact<br />

Richard Mitchell on 9642 8935, fax 9642 4800, email mitchco@bigpond.net.au.<br />

Michael Gawenda will speak on his experiences from 2004 as Washington correspondent for The Age and The<br />

Sydney Morning Herald, and in particular about reporting on Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and his newly<br />

published book, American Notebook.<br />

Clubs are urged to encourage all PHFs to attend this function, at which they will be acknowledged, and to support the<br />

<strong>Rotary</strong> Foundation by organising tables. However individual guests will also be appropriately seated. Parking is<br />

available the RACV Club at a cost of $11 until 9.30 am.<br />

Annual Tibetan Village Project Auction Night<br />

Melton Valley <strong>Rotary</strong> Club are holding their Annual Tibetan Village Project Auction Night on Wednesday, 14<br />

November (6.00pm for a 6.30pm start) at the Melton Valley Golf Club, Melton Valley Drive, Melton.<br />

Cost for 2 course meal and evening of fun and frivolity is $25.00 per head. Limited Spaces so please book early! All<br />

proceeds from the evening will go to the Tibetan Village Project.<br />

Please phone Barbara Richards on 9747 0054 or 0407 556 178, or email barbararichards@bigpond.com.<br />

The Royce Abbey Oration<br />

RC Brighton is pleased to invite you to The Royce Abbey Oration to be held at Milanos, Brighton Beach at 6.15 for<br />

6.30pm on Thursday, 15 November. Lady Southey A.C. formerly Lieutenant Governor of Victoria and Past<br />

President of Philanthropy Australia will give the Oration. She is a member of the Myer family of Melbourne and is<br />

involved in a number of Voluntary Organisations. Bookings are essential ($30 per head) and can be made to Greg<br />

Biggin on 9592 7137 (fax 9593 1740), or PDG John King on 9592 9120 (fax 9592 9278, email jwking@hotkey.net.au).<br />

Potential <strong>Rotary</strong> Leaders Seminar Update<br />

In <strong>Networker</strong> 14 we advised you of the upcoming PRLS Seminar in October. Unfortunately the two facilitators from<br />

New Zealand who are to run both the Basic PRLS and Master PRLS have not been able to get suitable flights<br />

inbound and outbound to Australia for the weekend of 20-21 October. Therefore the seminar has been moved to the<br />

PRLS training program to the weekend of 17-18 November. The venue and times remain unchanged.<br />

The new dates may also allow people who were not able to attend the seminar in October to now attend in November.<br />

The original registration form can still be used to register for the November seminar – see your Club President email<br />

the <strong>District</strong> Governor).<br />

The Master PRLS program for <strong>9800</strong> Rotarians is now full, however, if Rotarians from our <strong>District</strong> wish to be placed on<br />

a waiting list they may still be able to attend depending on the numbers from <strong>District</strong> 9810.<br />

Basic PRLS will be Saturday, 17 November and the Master program will be on the Sunday, 18 November.<br />

There are still places available for the Basic program, and Presidents-Elect are particularly encouraged to register as<br />

the timing is now ideal - it will follow on from Pre-Pets on 28 October and will give you the additional skills as you<br />

progress your year as President.<br />

The revised closing date for registrations will be 12 November.<br />

PRLS is a great program and all who attend will certainly benefit from the experience.<br />

Both <strong>Rotary</strong> <strong>District</strong>s <strong>9800</strong> and 9810 have combined their resources to bring PRLS (Potential <strong>Rotary</strong> Leaders<br />

Seminar) to Melbourne for the first time. Both <strong>District</strong>s identified in their 2007-8 strategy plan for their <strong>District</strong>s that<br />

there was a need for additional leader training for Rotarians wishing to take on a leadership role in either their club or<br />

<strong>District</strong>. PRLS offers the opportunity to provide additional skills and training to take on a leadership role in <strong>Rotary</strong> but<br />

participants have found the information and experience provided during the seminar can also be used in their<br />

vocation.<br />

<strong>Rotary</strong> <strong>District</strong> <strong>9800</strong> Issue 19, 5 November 2007 Page 8

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