CONGRATULATIONS DON ON YOUR AM

Mr Donald Alexander GILLIES
For service to marine engineering and naval architecture, particularly through education and the development of professional standards, and to the community.
Board Member, Australian Maritime College for many years Member, various committees, Institute of Marine Engineers and Royal Institution of Naval Architects; Fellow.
Designed and supervised construction of MV Kooringa, world’s first fully-cellular container ship, 1964-1966; instrumental in design and development of the hatchcoverless container ship, 1982.
Visiting Lecturer, University of New South Wales, 1970 – 1993.
Fellow, Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology, London UK; Honorary Vice-President
Past President, North Shore Branch, Diabetes Australia, NSW
Director, Community Services - Aged, Rotary Club of North Sydney, since 1990; Member since 1986
Awards/recognition include:
President’s Award Rotary Club of North Sydney, 1992
 

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North Sydney meets every Thursday for Lunch at the NORTH SYDNEY LEAGUES CLUB .
Arrive 12.30pm for a 12.50pm start
End at 2.00pm

ABBOTT St
cammeray NSW
Australia

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Official Journal of the Rotary Club of North Sydney:

29 COGS 4-2-10.pdf

February 2010 | Rotary World Understanding Month
Upcoming Events and meetings
4/02/10 Breeding at Taronga Zoo
11/02/10 Jillian Skinner- Shadow Health Minister
12/02/10  Youth Exchange Dinner
15/02/10 Pride of Workmanship Awards
18/02/10 ResMed - Sherrill Burden

Latest Club News

Welcome to the website of the Rotary Club of North Sydney.

The North Sydney Club is one of the foundation Rotary Clubs in Australia. We are the oldest Club in our District (9680), which embraces the northern suburbs of Sydney.

We meet every Thursday for lunch at the North Sydney Leagues Club located just up Miller Street from the North Sydney CBD. All visitors are welcome to join our meetings and, in particular, those that are interested in learning more about Rotary and experiencing a Rotary meeting. We attract many interesting guest speakers. Business people are especially welcome.

 
 

For over 80 years the members of our Club have given service to our local as well as other communities for over 80 years.

· Substantial support for many local charities especially those supporting homeless and at-risk youth.

· Sponsoring and supporting young people through the international student exchange and various leadership programs.

· Support for medical research through the Australian Rotary Health Research Fund.

· Many projects that have provided clean water, medical and educational infrastructures as well as teacher education for local communities in Africa, China, India and East Timor.

· Assisting the Salvation Army on Red Shield Day.

But Rotary is not just about Doing Good Things – its about having fun Doing Good Things. Members enjoy their friendship through restaurant outings, theatre parties and sports days. In essence we enjoy ourselves. Yes We Can.