Due to Privacy
issues, personal details and photographs of the Office Bearers have
been removed. In their place are historical and
inspirational anecdotes relating to the portfolios. It is hoped
these
will be entertaining and of interest. (Web Master)
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President - Bob Moseley
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"And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what
your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country."
--John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Vice President - Ray Carn
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"Whether they should or not,
[presidential
candidates] will not, in the final analysis, choose their vice
presidential candidate to succeed them. They will choose them to
help them succeed." - James
G. O' Hara
"I am not in a leadership
position. I am supporting the President. He can exert the
leadership and I can support him."
- Nelson Rockefeller
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Secretary - Trevor Brown
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One of the most famous diarists was an Englishman named Samuel
Pepys who lived between 1633 - 1703.
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Treasurer - John Bisbal
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As
Treasurer and as Prime Minister,
Paul Keating transformed Australia’s
financial system and economy. As Treasurer from 1983 to 1991 in the
government
of Bob Hawke, Paul Keating was the architect of Australia’s
economic deregulation.
The government floated the Australian dollar and allowed foreign banks
to
operate in Australia
from 1983.
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Editor - Bill Calder
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Hungarian
born American newspaper
Editor and Publisher Joseph
Pulitzer 1847-1911, was in his time one
of the most powerful journalists in the United States.
"Put
it before them briefly so they
will read it,
clearly so they will appreciate it, picturesquely so they will remember
it and,
above all, accurately so they will be guided by its light."
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Public
Relations Officer - David Carmen
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Phineas Taylor (P.T.)
Barnum
(1810-1891)
Entrepreneur,
master showman,
million selling book author,
and politician, Barnum has indelibly left his mark. He is credited with
coining
the phrases, "throw your hat in the
ring", "let's get the show
on the road," "rain or shine,"
and "the greatest show on
earth". Ironically, the phrase he's most associated with, "there's a
sucker born every minute" was actually said by a rival.
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Safety
Officer
/ Registrar - Peter Sabey
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"I don't get no respect," has
been
the
record keepers lament
for hundreds of years. Record keeping is
an automatic and largely invisible function, subsumed beneath and
entwined with
the activities it enables. Thus most people are as unaware of it as we
are of
breathing . . . until something goes wrong. Even though we acknowledge
we need
record keeping, we view it as a complication that slows us from getting
on with
our real work.
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Safety Officer - Hugh Davis
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Alfred E. Neuman, the famous character from the Mad Magazine
publication, had a simple philosophy leading to his celebrated phrase "What Me Worry?"
Although he does worry, the sentiment epitomizes Hugh.
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