PAGE 40 - “THE STAR”, Tuesday, August 2, 2011
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Future of Wonthaggi forum: Anne Tschiderer and Betty Bowmar attended on behalf of the Wonthaggi Golf Club.
Committee for Gippsland Forum Wonthaggi Future Forum South Coast Christian College Fundraiser Rotary Exchange students from Turkey Stan Alves Speaks at MDU
Local businessmen: Pat and Ross Wishart from Bass Coast Paintball and Tim Robbins from Buildings Bitz at the Wonthaggi Future forum.
Every bit helps: Amelia Piening and Elora Noble contribute to the fundraising effort for South Coast Christian College last Friday. A team will journey to Cebu in the Philippines in September where they will support former Leongatha resident David Gray who runs an orphanage in the city. They will also visit another local Ingrid ten Hoopen who is helping educate children in four schools in slum areas of Cebu.
Business minded: Wonthaggi Rotary president Neville Goodwin with his wife Lyn and Roger Bengtsson at the Committee for Gippsland forum for small business.
Westpac Bank: Simon Carlisle and Nicole McMillan at the future forum.
PBE Real Estate: Adam Mabilia, Kainen Schrape and Mick Chambers won paintballing passes for attending the forum.
Rotary exchange: Ezgi Terzioglu, Paige Richards, Serena Cope, Ipek, Sophie Beckwith, Alper Elez and Yasemin Bahar enjoyed a day out at Phillip Island.
MDU: Sophie Thomas and Anne and Jim Read enjoyed listening to Stan Alves speak.
Stan Alves visits MDU: Dave Trotman, Jason Harris and Kevin Thorne in the clubrooms.
Helping hand: Tate Wheatley and Brendan Tomada were happy to sell baskets of ‘goodies’ to the Leongatha traders in support of their fundraising efforts for their trip to the Philippines in September.
Mission trip: busily cooking sausages to raise money for a Mission Trip to the Philippines were, from left, Tracie Tomada, Ian Daw and recently retired policeman Tony Tomada.