APEX 40
It keeps the FELLOWSHIP, the FRIENDSHIPS and the FUN alive!
It keeps the FELLOWSHIP, the FRIENDSHIPS and the FUN alive!
Last updated Wednesday 17th June 2009.
Feel free to have a look around and find out about Apex 40, especially if you are a former Apex member who would like to meet up with other former Apex members. Please come back regularly to check on recent updates.
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Photos from the Happy Days Rort are now available. The Wyong Rort was absolutely fabulous - and if you have a look at the photos you will see that all attendees had a great time. Saturday lunch saw a re-enacment of the 1996 Fawlty Towers episode, complete with Basil, Manuel and Sybil. The weekend was capped off with the appearance of Lucky Starr on Sunday night. Some early reports appear in the Meeting Notices for Wyong and Melbourne-Gippsland. The home cooking for Saturday's morning tea was a delight, and many people asked for the recipe for Margaret's Macadamia Nut Tartlets . |
The XEPA Great Southeast Apex40 Club had a get together on 26th April at the Redland Bay Hotel. The club has happily provided a report and photos of the get together.
The National Apex 40 Board and Apex 40 members give a huge welcome to a new branch in SA: Adelaide Hills. There are now 32 branches in Australia.
Nepean Valley Apex 40 member, Garry Rumble, was awarded an OAM on Australia Day. The Executive and members of Apex 40 congratulate Garry on his award and the service he has given to his community over many years. A cutting from the Penrith Press newsapaper outlines the reasons for Garry's award.
All clubs are asked to send in their Meeting Notices in advance of their meetings. You never know you may get some visitors from other Apex 40 clubs by notifying your meetings in advance.
At present there are meeting notices from 10 clubs on the site, but there are about 36 affiliated clubs, so"where the b#^^*y hell are you". Photos and a few words about your activities are also welcome.
To supply Branch news and photos or for suggestions and comments please send e-mail to apex40web@optusnet.com.au with your files attached as jpg, pdf, Word, html, or text.
Apex 40 is not a Service Club, but an organisation formed to foster fellowship among past Apexians and their partners, and to retain the many friendships formed during their Apex years. It also exists to assist Apex, when asked, and not to operate in opposition to Apex. It is open to past members and their partners, and also Ex-World Councillors who have retired from their respective organisations.
