Rotary Gazumpted by Legacy Doug Conkey came to the podium and spoke of behalf of Legacy. As it turns out, Wagga Legacy Gazumped Rotary for the Wagga Rotary movie night. Legacy is holding a 9th of November movie night for the "Murder on the Orient Express" remake.. The movie has quite a few big stars and the cost is $20 per head and it goes to Legacy. See Doug for tickets. Sergeant Peter Crozier Pete was in fine form witha healthy round of fines for the following: - Doug Conkey for Gazumping Rotary for Legacy
 - Frank Fuller who forgot to attach the trailer to the car
- Greg Conkey for being seen leaning on shovel (typical council worker)
- Gerry Gerlach and Travis Downie for playing with drones and Ken Taylor for not.
- Rick Priest, Richard Baguley and James Hamilton for attending Lockhart picnic races
- Members unable to attend the Gears and Beers
- Those without hats had to pay for red hats (Cricketers hats)
- Those who missed the Light in the Night Walk for Leukemia Foundation
- Two members travel papers found on Footpath on the way in.
- Cross fine to Burmos Badge
Rotary Information Ken Cook provided the following Rotary Information. Have you ever wondered why the Rotary year begins on the 1st July? The international convention initially played a key role in determining the start date of our fiscal and administrative year. Rotary’s first fiscal year began the day after the first international convention ended on the 18th August, 1910. However the 1911-12 fiscal year related to the first day of the international convention on the 21st August . At its August 1912 meeting, the Board of Directors ordered an audit of the International Association of Rotary Clubs’ finances and the auditors recommended the organisation end its fiscal year on the 30th June. At its April 1913 meeting, the executive committee concurred with the recommendation and the end of the Rotary year has remained the 30th June. Visitors, Guests and Apologies Guests Chris Hillis, Andy Pike, David Post, Angus Barrell, Carolyn Murray, Max Burmeister, Maria Egan Apologies Geoff Breust, Travis Downie, Gerry Gerlach, John Ferguson< Steve McCoy, Pat Ingram, Rob Nicholson, Rob Pearson, David Pyke, Jonty Shuter, James McNaughton Makeups Geoff Breust, Nich Leywood Thank You from the Men's Shed Rick Priest thanked the club for everything the club has done for the Men's Shed. Wollundry has been a major contributor. More specificly he thanked John Ireland for his Legal advice, John Mason for his accounting work and Colin Duff for the great electrical support. After the fire they only missed one morning without tea, thanks to Col. RYDA Representative Needed Darren Wallace asked members for a volunteer to attend RYDA meetings and take on the role. There is nothing happening till next year but we need someone to represent the club. Hat Day Prize Winners First Place Winner
Mal Robertson |  | Second Place Winner Ken Taylor |  | Third Place Winner Graham Burmeister |  | Fourth Place Winner
Paul Murray |  | Door Prize
Winner John Mason |  |
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