The Rotary
Club of
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June 21, 2004
Fellow Rotarians,
The speaker at our next
meeting on June 22nd will be Dr. Elizabeth Whelan, who is the
President and Founder of American Council on Science (ACSH). She is the author
or co-author of over two dozen books about public health subjects. You can read more about it
in the latest Bulletin on our website at www.nyrotary.org/bulletin2004/bulletin_06-22-2004.pdf
(click on
the link).
Erik Enroth has written the
Reporter of the Week with pictures from the Netherlands’s Day, which was our last
meeting. Thank you Erik, for a very good and detailed report!
The Bulletin informs us
that
You can also read in the
Bulletin that the Board of Directors has approved 5 new applicants for
membership and that the Nominating Committee for trustees has reconfirmed Dick
Sainburg for a second three-year term and selected Silvio Amori and Jim Morita
as two new trustees.
A major
goal for President Greg Lynch this year was to increase Paul Harris Fellowship
participation among our members. Now that Greg’s presidential term is coming to
its end, the result has been very successful. We have no less that 59 new Paul
Harris Fellowships awarded this year. You can see a list of them on our website
at www.nyrotary.org/paul_harris/paul_harris_fellowship.html.
District Governor David “Sully” Sullivan is winding up his
Governor’s term by unveiling the Rotary Wall with the
story of 100 Years of Rotary and a Peoples’ memorial to the
My fellow Rotarians,
On Friday, June 25,
2004 at 12 Noon we will be unveiling the Rotary Wall on Webb Field,
The 9/11 Peoples’
memorial is an achievement of District 7230 Clubs and members in answering the
call of the Westchester Arts Council and the Town of Greenburgh (see attached
release). Due to the placement of the wall on Webb Field we were given an added
bonus of the reverse side to tell the story of 100 Years of Rotary. Our graphic
Artist Jen Williams-Dragon, a former Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar, has rendered
through the use of graphic art a story line of Rotary from 1905 to date.
Please if you can,
come and see this great memorial in Webb Field this Friday.
Lend A Hand
Sully
Don't forget to reserve your table for our next meeting. You can
reserve via e-mail to our office at ny.rotary@verizon.net, or call Andreas or
Ana at 212-633-1311. You can also fax in the RSVP form, which you can download
at www.nyrotary.org/bulletin2004/rsvp_06-22-2004.pdf. Our fax number is
212-633-1954. At our next meeting, the culinary staff at the
I recommend that you visit our
Rotary is about having
fun
and doing good
things!
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Rotary's Global History
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or www.NewYorkCityRotary.org.
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You can find the
following interesting websites at:
1.
2.
Rotary’s Global History Fellowship
at www.RotaryHistoryFellowship.org
3.
Rotary District 7230 at www.rotarydistrict7230.org
4.
District
7230 Group Study Exchange Project at www.NewYorkCityRotary.org/GSE7230/
5.
Rotary Youth Leadership
Awards at www.rotaryryla.com
6.
Rotary Radio every
Tuesday
7.
Matts
Ingemanson, Helen Reisler and Jim Thompson from the
You need Windows Media Player to listen to
Rotary Radio. Windows Media Player is included with Windows Millennium and
Windows XP. If you use Windows 95 or Windows 98, you can download Windows Media
Player for free from Microsoft.