As we noted  in a Whroomer article  last year, RCH has a  talented array
of men whose skills allow them to perform a wide variety of tasks in and
around the House. Here is an update:

Brian Wright  is  the Rushworth Community House’s book-keeper  and  cash-fow manager.  Brian  is  heavily involved in several community activities,  including  both the  Waranga  News  and CFA  involvement  at  both Colbinabbin and Rushworth.

Cass Alexander heads up  the Rushworth Community House’s  Rural  Transaction Centre.  A photographer  and writer, he prepares client CVs, passport  photographs  and poster/brochure designs.  He also  conducts  astronomical sessions at his observatory.

Harry Ashton  runs  the  RCH “Shed  Program”  that  teaches mechanical  skills  to  people from  all walks  of  life.  Harry is  also  a  Community  House volunteer  patient  transport driver,  and  is also  active with the Rushworth Senior Citizens.

Terry Bower wears many hats at  the  Rushworth Community  House.  He teaches  computer  courses,  and has recently become our Finance Offcer. A  self-proclaimed flm geek, Terry also runs the Whroo
Film  Society  and  its  monthly chew and view meetings.

Ken  (Poppy)  Doyle  is  the Rushworth Community House’s “Man for All Reasons”. Our  maintenance  man,  Ken teaches  leadlighting,  and  is  a Community  House  volunteer patient  transport  driver.  His other haunts are the P12 College and Buckingham. Palace!.

David  VanderDonk  is  a  willing  Rushworth Community Garden Volunteer whose efforts have contributed greatly to the excellence of the garden precinct.

Kevin Plew is a dog lover whose collection of magnifcent  foral  photos  adorn  the  reception area of the House.

Bernie  (webDotWiz) Halpin is  a  tireless  worker  at  the Community House. He teaches courses on computers and  the Internet. After several decades working with computers, he is the ideal System Administrator for our extensive PC network.