Volume 40 April 2, 2014

Volume 40
April 2, 2014
April is Rotary’s Magazine Month
The President Speaks
Dear fellow Rotarians of RCBS,
Greetings from Sri Lanka!
I missed all of you last week!! Last week was the first Rotary meeting I have
missed since the start of the Rotary year. But it was for a good cause and I
am very happy to have been the Lead Club in Organising the Dhanvanthri
Leg for Legless Project in Sri Lanka.
Last week in my message, I gave a brief explanation about the journey and
preparation that led to the trip. This week I will pen a few thoughts on
social part of the trip. The project aspect of the trip I will leave for next
week, when we host the joint meeting between the 3 organising clubs and
we welcome the Sri Lankan High Commissioner as a guest of our Club.
Firstly, the Organising Chair, PP Magandran was simply brilliant in his untiring efforts to put this trip together. The
delegates were treated to VIP treatment the entire journey. We did not have to pass through immigration at all as
we were welcomed from the flight and whisked away to the VIP lounge where our passports were collected and
everything cleared for us including luggage, while we sipped on tea in the comfort of the lounge. When Sharon,
Susan and I decided to attend mass on Sunday in Jaffna, we thought we would skip the group tour and find our way
to church… but when Mag heard about our plans, he organised a van complete with 3 army personnel to escort us.
It was an interesting experience….. more interesting was that the mass was completely in Tamil! Nevertheless, we
completed the mass. When the group felt that it was too tiring to use the road for a 8-10 hour journey back to
Colombo, PP Mag organised a military flight to take us to Colombo !
During our trip, we were hosted to lunch by Major General Lalith at his home in Kandy where we were treated to a
7 piece band and excellent food, not to mention free flow of spirits. In Jaffna, once again we were hosted by Major
General Udaya Perera to a dinner which started with 2 hour cocktails while we were entertained by a band as well
as a dance troupe. This was followed by a sit down course meal where there were probably more waiters to serve
than guests! General Udaya was formerly the Deputy High Commissioner to Malaysia and during his stay here, he
had been a speaker at our Club meeting. So it was good to catch up with him. After dinner, our ladies thanked them
by dancing to Achy Breaky Heart.
When we landed in Colombo, we stayed at the Cinnamon Lakeside hotel and we were greeted by our ex-Rotarian
Denis Gruhier. He was a member of our Club when he was the General Manager of the Sunway Resort Hotel and he
now runs the Cinnamon hotels in Colombo. I was pleasantly surprised when I got to my room to see a personalised
letter granting me access to the Club lounge for free cocktails, port and cheese and free massage! There was also a
bottle of complimentary wine in my room…. It is really sad that it is lent and I had to skip the spirits !
We had 3 international intercity meetings. These were at Kandy, Jaffna and Colombo. It was an exciting experience
for me as it is my first international visit as President. Thanks to PP Mag , who at every opportunity kept
announcing “ I would like my President to say a few words ….” ,somewhere along the trip I gave up on my usually
pre-prepared scripts and just made speeches off the cuff!
A special mention of our Rotarians from our Club who were on the trip - Rtn Paul, Rtn Sharon and PP Susan. They
were exceptional travelling companions …. We had lots of laughter therapy on the journey. Before the trip, I had
asked each of them to handle some reporting for the trip and they stepped right up, divided the work among
themselves and got going ….. we kept having to remember to take the camera from Sharon , our self appointed
photographer, so she would be in some photographs, and we were impressed by Susan’s ability to translate as she
was seen religiously taking notes during the Tamil speeches and we got used to Paul being the tour guide who kept
the group updated with pertinent facts that we needed to know, like what time to be back on the bus.
...contd
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The President Speaks..contd
We met President Jaliya and the Rotarians from our sister club , the Rotary Club of Capital City. We met at the
camp in Mullaitivu and somehow we clicked. When Sharon mentioned that in the hot sun she was thinking of
having a mojito, she woke up the next morning to find a delivery at her hotel room …. The Rotarians had brought
her a bottle of rum, soda, some mint leaves and ice for her to make and enjoy mohitos during her stay in Jaffna!
Needless to say , when we finally got to Colombo for the joint meeting, the fellowship lasted till 2 am. A special
mention of Charter President of the Inner Wheel Club of Selangor, Thana (Who is PP Mag’s wife), she had a smile
on the entire journey while having to deal with requests for detours for shopping and for specialty items like
cinnamon, tea and cakes. Nearly all requests were accommodated.
We got back from Sri Lanka on Friday and immediately got back into project mode as we attended the Literacy
Project in Rumah Kasih on Saturday morning. The OC Paul with the assistance of Rtn Dinesh, did a great job of
organising the session with the 17 girls at the home. Getting up close and personal with the children was a great
experience, most of them already have good reading habits. This is the second home we are visiting during the
Literacy month of March. But due to the overwhelming generosity of Rotarians, we have more books to give away
and this project will continue in the next few months.
On Sunday morning, the Rotarians were at the 9th session of the Kitchen bundle project handing out groceries to
single mothers. A young teenager approached the OC Suresh, even though her mother was not part of the recipient
list but she brought documents to show of her father’s passing (death certificate ) and her mother’s illness (cancer
treatment at UH) and birth certificates for her and her sister. Due to her mother’s illness, there is no income for the
family and they could really benefit from the monthly groceries. The OC will be looking into how we can help them.
For those who have not attended any of the Kitchen Bundle sessions, it is not too late, there are 3 more months….
Don’t miss the opportunity to witness firsthand the work we are doing to improve the lives of those living in the
vicinity of our community. I salute OC Suresh and the Rotarians who make the effort every month to carry the
groceries and hand the out to the recipients.
Today we will welcome the 10th lady member to our Club, Rtn Dr Viroshini. I am excited to have another lady
member in our Club . We started with 4 and now have 10 ladies in our Club! Welcome Viro, I am certain your brand
of wit and fast comebacks will contribute to much laughter in the Club, and of course we will certainly value your
orthopaedic skills and medical background.
Lastly, April is the magazine month. I must take this time to thank our Bulletin editor PP Movin for his untiring
efforts in producing our Club’s weekly newsletter. (Sorry Movin, for my long message this week). PP Movin
religiously churns out the newsletter, sometimes even when he is travelling. So make a special effort this month to
recognise his efforts, by giving him a pat on the back.
“Engage Rotary and Change Lives”
Yours in Rotary Service
President 2013/14
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RC Bandar Sunway – Notes on the Regular Meeting Held at
Sunway Lagoon Resort Hotel, 7.46pm,March 26th, 2014
PRESENT
APOLOGIES
GUESTS
PE Xavier. IPP Arasu Past President Diva, Ravee, Ram, MK Menon, Dieter,
Naga, Nigel, Movin, Letha, Tarlochan, and Rotarians, Jude,,Angelo, Arjan,
John, Nagiah,Dorothy, Kaman. Michael A Mahes, Pushpa and Lydia.
Pres.Sandra, AG Mano, CP Richard, PP Susan and Mag, Rtns Paul
J,Sharon, Krishnan and Jose
Mr Natarajan C (PP Ram) and Ms Chin Mei
PE Xavier commenced by inviting acting Sergeant-at-arms Rtn Jude, to welcome and address.
The loyal toasts to the King of Malaysia and our Royal Patron Sultan of Selangor followed.
PE Xavier made the following announcements.
Item
No.
1
2
Announcements
Addressed By
Project
Announcements
PE Xavier
Club Admin
Rtn Jude
3
I-Quiz RY 201415
4
District Interact
Conference
PP Dieter
PP Diva
Notes
1.Literacy Project will be held on March 29th, at
10.00am at Rumah Kasih. Please refer to email
sent by Rtn Dinesh.
2. Kitchen Bundle will be held on March 30th,
2014.
3. Transfer of membership of Dr Viroshini from
RC Kinta. To be held April 2nd, 2014. Attire:Rotary Jackets.
1. Installation on June 28th, 2014 at our regular
meeting hotel.
2. Name Tags – Classification from Rtn Arjan to
be obtained and kindly SMS your full name
and classification to Rtn Jude.
3. Club Fellowship –Those assigned for fellowship
to kindly take on the responsibility. There is a
collection box placed (RM8 per drink).
Cooperation from members who partake in
fellowship is greatly appreciated as we try an
foster fellowship amongst members. The food
that is brought by members occasionally to the
club is based on their goodwill. No monies
collected from fellowship is attributed to food.
It was highlighted that the staff is given a
token of RM30-60 per week.
1. July 12th – JB
2. July 19th – KK
3. August 2nd – Penang [TBC]
1. Sep 13th – 15th, 2014
2. Venue TBC.
Birthday and Anniversary announcements were read by PE Xavier.
RI INFO – Rtn Tarlochan
SPEAKER SESSION: Rtn Nigel had brought Ms Chin Mei a student from UTAR that was
seeking assistance from an educational trip to Taiwan. Ms Chin Mei had addressed the club.
FINING SESSION: PP Diva conducted the finning session. The present members agreed
unanimously that the entire collection will be given to Ms Chin Mei for her educational trip to
Taiwan. The amount collected was RM3000.00.
President adjourned our meeting at 8.55pm.
Lydia Francis (Hon. Secretary)
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The President Speaks
RC Bandar Sunway supports unprivileged student’s bid to
make a Vocational trip
Ms Chin Mei a student from UTAR, was introduced to RC Bandar Sunway by Rtn. Nigel Jones.
She is a student from an underprivileged background who lived at the Salvation army home as
did her two brothers. She has performed excellently academically and was seeking assistance
from an educational and Vocational training trip to Taiwan. Ms Chin Mei addressed the club and
sought help to defray some of the costs. The present members agreed unanimously that the entire
fining collection of the evening will be given to Ms Chin Mei for he educational trip to Taiwan.
The amount collected was RM3000.00 and exactly meets her requirement.
Dist 3300—DG's SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
DG Mohinder will recognise high achievements of Clubs by a special governors award based on their
following contributions during this Rotary Year 2013/14:
1. Net Membership growth
2. Support to TRF - total contribution by Club
3. Support to YAYASAN - total contribution by Club
4. Support to District Level Projects
4.1 Charity Jogathon
4.2 Prevention of Blindness / Cataract operations
4.3 Cycling for Charity
4.4 Leg for Legless
4.5 Study Trip to Amritsar
4.6 Haemodialysis
4.7 Recycling Project
4.8 Participation at District level seminars e.g. 3 Pillars,
Strategic Planning,...
4.9 Attendance of Club members during DGs Official Visit( Percentage)
5. Attendance at 2013 District Assembly (Total number from Club)
6. Attendance at 2013 District Conference (Total number from Club)
7. Support to District Building Fund ( I am already aware of this)
8. Best Project of Club in 2013/14 - give title and brief description
Closing date for submission is 15 APRIL 2014
Dato Mohinder Singh
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The President Speaks
Literacy Project on Sat, 29th March @ 10 AM
The club's literacy project was held last weekend at Rumah Kasih under the able leadership of
Rtn. Paul J.
There are 17 girls between the ages of 5 - 17 that reside at Rumah Kasih. The project was
intended to promote the habit of reading among these young girls. Apart from handing over the
books, Rotarians time talking and sharing with the girls and took the opportunity to get
acquainted with them. The girls requested an Oven so that they could practice their baking skill
and Pres. Sandra agreed to look at that request favourably.
RC Seputeh's Inaugural Charity Golf Tournament:
Venue: Kelab Rahman Putra Malaysia
Date: 18.4.2014. Shotgun tee-off: 7.30am PLEASE REFER TO ATTACHED FORM.
All Par 3 Holes with Holes-in-One Prizes: the All New Honda City, Naza 250R Blade, Sony 60"
TV & Barrique Wine Chiller.
Current flights to date: 31. Max allowed is 33 so only 2 flights more to go. Any kind souls who
wish to contribute can kindly do so. All A-Boards are placed at the tee-off areas of respective
holes. 8 more A-Boards to go.......any kind sponsors please. All nett proceeds of the above event
will go to Lovely Disabled Home, Freedom & Fun for Kids Assn & building of a RM25,000 Home
for Orang Asli. However, any extra in excess will go to "RC Seputeh's USD25,000 Endowment
Fund" which will be launched by PDG Dato' Jimmy on the day of the Golf Event and now stands
at USD4,000 and counting!
Raymond Chin
hp: 012-2218812
RC Seputeh
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DHANVANTHRI LEG FOR LEGLESS TRIP SRI LANKA
20-26 MARCH 2014
FEEDBACK FROM THE DELEGATES
To The entire contingent to Sri Lanka..
Firstly my wife Susila daughter Sangeetha and me sincerely wish Dato Kula, Datin Sandra, Mr Mahen
Prof Paul J..and The Organising Crew for a very successful n memorable tour of Sri Lanka, which will always be remembered not only for d VIP reception but for the Humanatarian Aid n support by Rotary &
FOMSO that was very very "touched" by us n I believe by the entire Team.
...A very Happy n Safe return to KL..and hope we meet soon
To exchange our encounters. God Bless each and everyone....
..KUDOS to Mr Mahen and Thana..for the great job...
*From Selva Susie & Sangeetha
an Impeccable Tour 2 b remembered.......*
Dear friends,
It was a wonderful, satisfying, gratifying, tiring but fun time that we had in Srilanka with all the projects
and meetings that we had.
Most of all meeting and knowing all you folks was a pleasure and I am already missing all your company.
Once again Kudos to Mahen for organising this complex project and yet a fun trip with professionalism
and with a thrown-in VIP treatment. Cheers to his ever smiling wife Thana for her patience handling a
diverse crowd like us, each with their own wish list. Thank you Darul for initiating this project.
I hope to see all of you on the 9th of April at Sunway hotel for a debriefing meeting and fellowship.
New friends and old friends, let us all continue to keep in touch!
Sunthar Raj
Dear Sunthar Raj, You said it all. My sentiments could not have been expressed better.. Hope to see you
soon.
Rajeswaran
Arrived safe and sound back home. Praise the Almighty! Mahen thank you for organising such a fabulous
trip. I had a great time. Besides the worthy project we went there for, getting to know each of you better
really made this trip so much more meaningful for me. Thank you for the fine friendship and the fellowship that you all extended to me over the last week. Will cherish it forever.
PP Shanti Jayaram
Hi Mahen, welcome back and also Sandra and team. Thank you for doing a great job. We are ready willing and able to follow you till be complete this great project. Keep it up
PP Darul Abdullah
Today’s club meeting—Wednesday 2nd April 2014
Today we have two major club events
1. We will be welcoming Dr. Viroshini who is transferring her membership to our club from RC
Kinta.
2. Dr. Jaspal Kaur from the Pallative care unit of Selayang hospital will be speaking to us as our
official speaker for the day.
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April is Rotary’s Magazine Month
WATER PROJECT UNITES LEBANON CLUBS ACROSS ALL DIVIDES
A project to provide clean water to all of Lebanon’s schools is
uniting leaders from many of the country’s diverse religious,
cultural, and political divisions. In 2011, Rotary members in
northern Lebanon decided to install new tanks and water filters in a few nearby schools with the help of a Rotary Foundation grant. The idea caught on and a few other clubs followed suit.
Two years later, District 2452 Governor Jamil Mouawad and other district leaders saw the potential of
creating one giant water project that could reach every school and involve all 24 of the country’s Rotary
clubs. They formed a committee to handle publicity and gather technical knowledge, while each club was
asked to provide volunteers, contribute funds, apply for grants, and secure contributions from outside
organizations. “Every student has the right to drink clean water. It goes without saying that clean drinking water leads to less diseases, healthier students, and consequently, better education,” says Mouawad.
“The bigger the challenge, the greater its positive impact on humanity.”
While clean water is the main objective, the leaders also saw the effort as a means of helping heal Lebanon’s long history of sectarian strife. A civil war divided the country from 1975 to 1990, leaving an estimated 120,000 people dead. In recent years, Lebanon’s government is a shifting coalition of religions, political parties, and sects. Lina Shehayeb, president of the Rotary Club of Aley, is a Druze by faith. Shehayeb says working alongside club members who are Catholic, Maronite, Greek Orthodox, Armenian Orthodox, and Muslim to promote the project has deepened her understanding of those with different religious or political views. “We are building peace and understanding,” she says. “There has never been
anything quite like this in our country.”
Even the distribution of club responsibilities is designed to foster peace. Each club is responsible for a certain number of schools, some in their area but some in a totally separate region. The clubs nominate a project coordinator, find qualified suppliers, arrange for sponsors, and allocate contributions from sponsors,
district funds, and global grants to finance the installation of filters in the schools. “For example a club
from Jounieh, a Christian resort town north of Beirut, might be assigned schools in the southern mountains near the Israeli border, an area that is considerably poorer and primarily Shia Muslim,” explains
Mouawad. “After all, who — no matter what their political or religious views — could argue with providing clean water for children?”
The effort could not have come at a better time. With the crisis in Syria, Lebanon’s population is ballooning with refugees, including many school-age children. By improving the schools these kids attend, Rotary members are laying the groundwork for future peace in the region. According to the committee’s
technical team, it will cost roughly $2,500 a school to install water tanks, filters, and provide ongoing
monitoring. About 200 schools have been covered so far. The goal is to reach all 1,535 schools within three
years.
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ROTARY CLUB OF BANDAR SUNWAY
CALENDAR FOR YEAR 2013/2014
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DUTY ROSTER
Date
Fellowship
R.I Info
Fine Master
2 April
Sharon
Dorothy
Mahes
9 Apr
Sanjiv
Jose
Kana
16 Apr
Susan
Diva
Kaman
23 Apr
Mahes
Arjan
Suresh
Sydney 2014 beckons!
BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES
Date
Details
28 Mar Rtn Paul J celebrates his birthday
3 Apr PP Dr Dieter Esser celebrates his birthday
Lydia Joan
Francisofcelebrates
her birthday
29
Mar Rtn
Kharishma
(daughter
PP Magandran)
celebrates
4 Apr
her
birthday
30 Mar Rtn Maheswary celebrates her birthday
(daughter
of PP
Divakaran)
her
12
Apr Nandika
Rtn Kennedy
& Chisa
celebrate
their celebrates
wedding an1 Apr
birthday
niversary
Richard
celebrates his
his birthday
birthday
15
Apr CP
PP Dr
DieterErnest
Esser celebrates
3 Apr
(daughter
of PPof
Ravi)
celebrates her
birthday
19
Apr Nisha
Kharishma
(daughter
PP Magandran)
celebrates
4 Apr
her birthday
Kanagarajah celebrates his birthday
19 Apr Rtn
12 Apr Nandika (daughter of PP Divakaran) celebrates her
20 Apr Dominick (son of Rtn Mickel) celebrates his birthbirthday
day
CP Richard
Ernest
celebrates
his Dr
birthday
15 Apr
Apr Shasvini
Naidu
(daughter
of Rtn
Nagiah) cele21
brates her birthday
Smile-a-while
Two men are approaching each other on the sidewalk.
Both are dragging their right foot as they walk. As they
meet, one man looks at the other knowingly, points at
his foot and says, "Vietnam, 1969." The other points
behind him and says, "Dog shit, 20 feet back .”
Husband comes early to home....
Wife to husband- How did you come early home today?
Husband to wife - My boss told me go to hell
My wife was hinting about what she wanted for our
upcoming anniversary. She said, "I want something
shiny that goes from 0 to 150 in about 3 seconds." I
bought her a bathroom scale. And then the fight
started......
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PP Siti Subaidah DGN is leading the efforts to
gather a team of Rotarians who will be attending the 105th Rotary Sydney convention. Contact her with details like arrival and departure
date, hotel bookings etc., It is not too late to
register. Kintavalley Tours & Travel Sdn Bhd
have manage to block some rooms at
Travelodge Sydney for Aus $220.00 per night
inclusive of breakfast on 31st May to 4th June
2014.
The 2014 Convention will be held in Sydney
commencing on Sunday 1st June until Wednesday 4th June 2014. (House of Friendship, The
Billabong opens Saturday 30 June.)
The primary purpose of the annual convention
is to inspire and inform all Rotarians at an international level, particularly incoming club
presidents, governors-elect, and other incoming club and RI officers, so they will be motivated to further develop Rotary at club and district levels.
The Convention also constitutes the annual
meeting and conducts the business of the association. To Register for the RI 2014 Sydney
Convention go to www.riconvention.org
April 2, 2014
Attendance Report - The Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway -March 2014
Meetings
YTD
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
Pres Sandra
PE Xavier
IPP Arasu
Rtn Nigel
Rtn. Angelo
Rtn. Arjan
PP Chue
PP Dieter
Rtn Dinesh Francis
PP Diva
Rtn Dorothy
PP Eric Wong
PP Gopal
Rtn John
Rtn Jose Raveendran
Rtn Jude
Rtn Kaman
Rtn Kana
Rtn Kanishen
Rtn Kennedy
Rtn Krishnan
PP Letha
Sec Lydia
Rtn Maheswary
PP Mag
PP Mani Raja
PP Manohur
Rtn Michael Amos
Rtn. Mickel
PP Mick Menon
PP Movin
Rtn Nagarajan
Rtn Nagiah
Rtn Paul J
Rtn Pushpa
Rtn Raja
PP Ram
PP Ravee
CP Richard
Rtn Sharon
Rtn Sreekala
PP Suresh
VP Susan
PP Tarlochan
IPP Thangaraj
Rtn Udo
Rtn Sanjiv
Attended
YTD
35
35
35
35
19
35
35
35
35
35
23
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
19
35
35
35
19
35
35
35
24
35
35
35
35
35
35
2
35
35
35
35
19
35
35
26
35
35
35
8
Meetings
this month
35
35
33
26
17
29
1
31
34
26
19
2
14
32
14
32
15
34
18
16
21
33
35
19
33
9
35
25
10
28
35
35
35
35
2
2
35
35
33
19
14
33
26
19
35
1
6
Attended this
month
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
2
4
4
0
1
2
2
3
1
2
3
2
4
3
3
2
2
1
4
3
4
1
0
2
3
2
3
4
3
4
3
2
0
3
3
2
2
1
0
3
3
4
1
2
Make-up
this month
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
2
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
Total this
month
4
4
4
2
4
4
0
2
3
2
3
1
2
4
2
4
3
3
3
2
1
4
4
4
2
0
4
3
2
3
4
4
4
4
2
0
4
4
2
4
1
2
4
3
4
1
2
% attendance
YTD
100.00%
100.00%
94.29%
74.29%
89.47%
82.86%
2.86%
88.57%
97.14%
74.29%
82.61%
5.71%
40.00%
91.43%
40.00%
91.43%
42.86%
97.14%
51.43%
84.21%
60.00%
94.29%
100.00%
100.00%
94.29%
25.71%
100.00%
104.17%
28.57%
80.00%
100.00%
100.00%
100.00%
100.00%
100.00%
5.71%
100.00%
100.00%
94.29%
100.00%
40.00%
94.29%
100.00%
54.29%
100.00%
2.86%
75.00%
% attendance this
month
100.00%
100.00%
100.00%
50.00%
100.00%
100.00%
0.00%
50.00%
75.00%
50.00%
75.00%
25.00%
50.00%
100.00%
50.00%
100.00%
75.00%
75.00%
75.00%
50.00%
25.00%
100.00%
100.00%
100.00%
50.00%
0.00%
100.00%
75.00%
50.00%
75.00%
100.00%
100.00%
100.00%
100.00%
100.00%
0.00%
100.00%
100.00%
50.00%
100.00%
25.00%
50.00%
100.00%
75.00%
100.00%
25.00%
50.00%
23
Club attendance last week at regular meeting venue -
31
Club attendance last week including make-up's -
73%
Percentage club attendance for month including make-up's -
Like attending a Rotary club meeting, reading Rotary magazines is an essential part of the shared experience of being a Rotarian. When you
pick up a Rotary publication, whether it's Rotary Down Under in Australia and New Zealand, or The Rotary-No-Tomo in Japan, you'll find that
every single one does just what it's meant to do: It informs, and it inspires. It keeps you up to date with Rotary news, brings you new ideas for
your Rotary service, and tells stories that are relevant and meaningful to you. To me, these publications around the world are a tangible
representation of Rotary's greatest strength: that each club is a local, community-based entity, engaged in a truly global network.
Ron Burton - Rotary International President 2013-14
(APRIL IS ROTARY'S MAGAZINE MONTH)
Vol 21
The Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway
Vol 40
April 2 , 2014