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Rotary International Club 458
We currently have 125 members
Year 2007-8 Organizational Chart
2007-2008 Rotary (1918) President
Shari Cunningham
Shari's inaugural talk
Shari's photo at Membership Conference
The greatest good you can do for another is not just share your riches, but to reveal to him his own.
Benjamin Disraeli
Visit our District Website to stay up to date on happenings in our other area Clubs
http://www.rotary6400.org
Visit Governor Jennifer Jones's web page.
You can't control the wind,
but you can adjust your sails.
Our newest Rotary (1918) member
Jason Ilijanic
The new principal of Canterbury College
Rotary (1918) member, Physics professor Gordon Drake, has been appointed the new principal of Canterbury College, effective August 1, 2008.~Involved with the college's board, Dr. Drake has exhibited a keen interest in the value that theological colleges add to the university experience.
Currently serving as head of the UWindsor physics department, Drake has held many elected positions on campus including terms on Senate and as president of the faculty association. On the national level, he is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and has served as president of the Canadian Association of Physicists, and as editor of the Canadian Journal of Physics and Physical Review.
Reference
Dragon Boat Viewing Barbeque
R.E.L.A.Y. Ghana Fundraising Project
Date: Sunday, JULY 20, 2008
Time: 10am to 6pm
Dragon Boat race viewing and barbeque Flyer
Building a School in Ghana
An Album of pictures
showing work being done
on Duori School in Ghana
These pictures were taken by local Rotarians during a recent trip to Ghana They are shown in a powerpoint format.
(It will take a little time to download this file so be patient.)
Rotary Club of Windsor (1918)
World Community Service Committee
presents
2nd Annual Kenyan Tea Party
Date: Sunday, JULY 20, 2008
Place: Windsor Club, 14th Floor,
100 Ouellette Avenue
Time: 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Cost: $30.00
All proceeds to the Kenyan School Project
Enjoy tea flown in directly from Kenya
Win a Mother’s Day gift with
our great raffle prizes
Kenyan Tea Party Flyer
Kenyan Tea Party Ticket
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Kenya School Renovation Project
Muruguru school project
(PowerPoint presentations)
Art in the Park
Willistead Park, June 7 & 8, 2008
The Weatherperson cooperated and a crowd exceeding 15,000 passed through the Willistead Manor gates to view and purchase the works of Canadian artists and craftsmen. The annual spring presentation is the first major
Ontario show for the season. Visitors were also treated to the musical offerings of a number of groups including the Junior Windsor Symphony Orchestra.
Go to
2008 Rotary Art in the Park Page
Art in the Park 2008 Exhibitors' List
Art in the Park 2007 pictures
Next Bingos: Sunday, July 6th, Sunday, August 10th, Monday, September 22nd, Friday, September 26th and Thursday, October 9th.
All volunteer slots for July are filled. Thank-you.
Volunteers are needed:
2:00pm to 8:30pm and 4:00pm to 10:30pm on August 10th.
8:00pm to 12:30am and 10:00pm to 2:30am on September 22nd.
8:00pm to 12:30am and 10:00pm to 2:30am on September 26th.
8:00pm to 12:30am and 10:00pm to 2:30am on October 9th.
Please phone Walter Willms at 519-739-0124
or Email
walter.willms@sympatico.ca
to volunteer
Our net revenue in 2007-08 for 15 Bingo dates was just under $20,000.
President's Night
Fellow members:
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
Thursday September 18th
Details - tba
Roast & Toast
President Shari!
For further info - contact
Maureen Lucas (maureen@lucasworks.ca)
GSE TEAMS
Visiting Group Study Exchange Team from Finland
Janet Kelly asks that everyone start thinking about who they know that could be a part of the next GSE trip, to Hungary., and also who could act as the leader.
Rotary District 6400
4-Way test based project
Rotary International
5 year 4-Way test based project
THE THIRD INDIA NATIONAL ESSAY COMPETITION
Rotary Year 2007 - 2008
TOPIC: Importance of Rotary's 4-Way Test for One's Success and Happiness
Information Brochure
Consent Form
S.R. Yogananda, PDG of District 3190 in India and National Coordinator of the India based 4-Way test project and his wife Raji looking through 2007-8 contest submissions
For Rotary Year 2007 - 2008, 77 District level winners and 18 National level winners were declared by the Awards Administrator, PDG SR Yogananda.
Twenty three of 28 R.I. Districts in India participated in this contest, which is sponsored by our Rotary (1918) club.
4-WAY TEST
Is it the TRUTH?
Is it FAIR to all concerned?
Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER
FRIENDSHIPS?
Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
Rotary Youth Exchange
"The most powerful force in the promotion of international understanding and peace is exposure to different cultures. The world becomes a smaller, friendlier place when we learn that all people regardless of nationality desire the same basic things: a safe, comfortable environment that allows for a rich and satisfying life for our children and ourselves. Youth Exchange provides thousands of young people with the opportunity to meet people from other lands and to experience their cultures. This plants the seeds for a lifetime of international understanding."
We need homes for our Rotary 1918 incoming Exchange Students.
Talk to Janet Kelly if you or a person you know could host a student for a period of time.
Our Exchange Student Contacts
Follow the activities of all of our Rotary (1918) exchange students
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the Children's Center web site
View a Press Release about The Centre
Children's Safety Village
of Windsor and Essex County
7911 Forest Glade Drive
Windsor, ON N8T 3R7
Tel: (519) 945-5500
Fax: (519) 974-7114
Reg Charity # 865 593 370 RR 0001
ROTARY FOUNDATION
Membership recruitment is vital to the continued good work of Rotary clubs throughout the world. It is a necessary ingredient to the long-term future of our clubs and of our movement. The membership drive is not, however, simply about numbers and statistics. Some of the essential benefits that membership in Rotary bestows are friendship and fellowship. New members are new friends and without new friends we cannot achieve all that we hope and dream of. New members are like the stars who help illuminate the night; New members means there are more hands to join with as we link the world together and more members offer more opportunities to create a peaceful world.
Help light up the night. Have you asked someone in your community to join Rotary?
adapted from notes presented by
Calum Thomson
RGHF Chairman 2006/07
R/C Longniddry & District
D-1020, Scotland
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OUR FOUNDATION
NEWSLETTER
Our club has been a substantial contributor to the Rotary International Foundation.
In the Newsletter you will find stories about how your foundation dollars are being used. These are inspiring articles by people who have first hand knowledge about the projects we support.
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Rotary Club of Windsor (1918)
Foundation Fund Page
Rotarians On The Internet (ROTI)
ROTI Links to the Rotary World
Visit the ROTI Breadbasket
for a monthly report on Internet news from around the globe.
About Rotary
and
peace in the world.
Rotary International is an association of individual clubs, with each club operating
autonomously.
Membership is extremely important to us, and we are always eager to hear from individuals interested in
our mission
and in joining a Rotary club.
Information for prospective members .
If you have an interest in becoming a Rotarian,
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here
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Office
Location: 7911 Forest Glade Drive
Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N8T 3R7
Office Hours: Mon to Fri 8:30am to 4:30pm
Phone : 253-6382 FAX 253-7723
E-mail: info@rotary1918.com
Rotary Club of Windsor (1918)
Meets on Mondays at Caboto Club
Parent and Tecumseh Ave.,
Windsor, Ontario
12:00 Noon
Click on Windsor Map for
directions
You may E-mail the Webmaster at ghp@uwindsor.ca
The Rotary name and emblem are the official property of Rotary International and are being used with permission as
outlined in
RI emblem-use guidelines.
These pages are being hosted through the generosity of
Primus Canada
Last Revised: July 2, 2008
Dragon Boat Viewing Barbeque
R.E.L.A.Y. Ghana Fundraising Project
Date: Sunday, JULY 20, 2008
Time: 10am to 6pm
Dragon Boat race viewing and barbeque Flyer
Building a School in Ghana
An Album of pictures
showing work being done
on Duori School in Ghana
These pictures were taken by local Rotarians during a recent trip to Ghana
They are shown in a powerpoint format. (It will take a little time to download this file so be patient.)
Rotary Club of Windsor (1918)
World Community Service Committee
presents
2nd Annual Kenyan Tea Party
Date: Sunday, JULY 20, 2008
Place: Windsor Club, 14th Floor,
100 Ouellette Avenue
Time: 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Cost: $30.00
All proceeds to the Kenyan School Project
Enjoy tea flown in directly from Kenya
Win a Mother’s Day gift with
our great raffle prizes
Kenyan Tea Party Flyer
Kenyan Tea Party Ticket
To open and download the two PDF files above,
you must have
Adobe Acrobat
Reader installed.
It's easy to load and is free of charge.
It's easy to load and is free of charge.
|
*
Adobe Reader is required
to view and print the files.
Download Adobe Reader free of charge. |
Kenya School Renovation Project
Muruguru school project
(PowerPoint presentations)
Muruguru school project
(PowerPoint presentations)
Art in the Park
Willistead Park, June 7 & 8, 2008
The Weatherperson cooperated and a crowd exceeding 15,000 passed through the Willistead Manor gates to view and purchase the works of Canadian artists and craftsmen. The annual spring presentation is the first major
Ontario show for the season. Visitors were also treated to the musical offerings of a number of groups including the Junior Windsor Symphony Orchestra.
Go to
2008 Rotary Art in the Park Page
Art in the Park 2008 Exhibitors' List
Art in the Park 2007 pictures
All volunteer slots for July are filled. Thank-you.
Volunteers are needed:
2:00pm to 8:30pm and 4:00pm to 10:30pm on August 10th.
8:00pm to 12:30am and 10:00pm to 2:30am on September 22nd.
8:00pm to 12:30am and 10:00pm to 2:30am on September 26th.
8:00pm to 12:30am and 10:00pm to 2:30am on October 9th.
Please phone Walter Willms at 519-739-0124
or Email
walter.willms@sympatico.ca
to volunteer
Our net revenue in 2007-08 for 15 Bingo dates was just under $20,000.
President's Night
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
Thursday September 18th
Details - tba
Roast & Toast
President Shari!
Maureen Lucas (maureen@lucasworks.ca)
GSE TEAMS
Visiting Group Study Exchange Team from Finland
Janet Kelly asks that everyone start thinking about who they know that could be a part of the next GSE trip, to Hungary., and also who could act as the leader.
Rotary District 6400
4-Way test based project
Rotary International
5 year 4-Way test based project
THE THIRD INDIA NATIONAL ESSAY COMPETITION
Rotary Year 2007 - 2008TOPIC: Importance of Rotary's 4-Way Test for One's Success and Happiness
Information Brochure
Consent Form
S.R. Yogananda, PDG of District 3190 in India and National Coordinator of the India based 4-Way test project and his wife Raji looking through 2007-8 contest submissions
Twenty three of 28 R.I. Districts in India participated in this contest, which is sponsored by our Rotary (1918) club.
4-WAY TEST
Is it the TRUTH?
Is it FAIR to all concerned?
Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER
FRIENDSHIPS?
Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
Rotary Youth Exchange
Talk to Janet Kelly if you or a person you know could host a student for a period of time.
Our Exchange Student Contacts
Click on the above icon to view
the Children's Center web site
View a Press Release about The Centre
Children's Safety Village
of Windsor and Essex County
7911 Forest Glade Drive
Windsor, ON N8T 3R7
Tel: (519) 945-5500
Fax: (519) 974-7114
Reg Charity # 865 593 370 RR 0001
Membership recruitment is vital to the continued good work of Rotary clubs throughout the world. It is a necessary ingredient to the long-term future of our clubs and of our movement. The membership drive is not, however, simply about numbers and statistics. Some of the essential benefits that membership in Rotary bestows are friendship and fellowship. New members are new friends and without new friends we cannot achieve all that we hope and dream of. New members are like the stars who help illuminate the night; New members means there are more hands to join with as we link the world together and more members offer more opportunities to create a peaceful world.
Help light up the night. Have you asked someone in your community to join Rotary?
adapted from notes presented by
Calum ThomsonRGHF Chairman 2006/07
R/C Longniddry & District
D-1020, Scotland
OUR FOUNDATION NEWSLETTER
In the Newsletter you will find stories about how your foundation dollars are being used. These are inspiring articles by people who have first hand knowledge about the projects we support.
To open and download the Foundation Newsletters, you must have
Adobe Acrobat
Reader installed. It's easy to load and is free of charge.
|
*
Adobe Reader is required
to view and print the files.
Download Adobe Reader free of charge. |
Foundation Fund Page
ROTI Links to the Rotary World
Visit the ROTI Breadbasket for a monthly report on Internet news from around the globe.
About Rotary
and peace in the world.
Rotary International is an association of individual clubs, with each club operating autonomously.
Membership is extremely important to us, and we are always eager to hear from individuals interested in
our mission
and in joining a Rotary club.
Information for prospective members .
If you have an interest in becoming a Rotarian,
click here
to view a Prospective Member Contact Form.
Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N8T 3R7
Office Hours: Mon to Fri 8:30am to 4:30pm
Phone : 253-6382 FAX 253-7723
E-mail: info@rotary1918.com
Rotary Club of Windsor (1918)
Meets on Mondays at Caboto Club
Parent and Tecumseh Ave.,
Windsor, Ontario
12:00 Noon
Click on Windsor Map for directions
You may E-mail the Webmaster at ghp@uwindsor.caThe Rotary name and emblem are the official property of Rotary International and are being used with permission as outlined in
RI emblem-use guidelines.
These pages are being hosted through the generosity of
Primus Canada
Last Revised: July 2, 2008
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Dong Kurn Lee
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"In 2008-09, I will ask you all to
Make Dreams Real
for the world's children.
This will be our theme,
and my challenge to all of you."
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2008-09
PRESIDENTIAL MEMBERSHIP CONFERENCES
2008 – 2009 Rotary International President D. K. Lee will hold twelve Presidential Membership Conferences throughout the world. Four will also include a ½ day session on reducing child mortality. These presidential membership conferences continue the momentum started during the seven conferences held successfully by President Wilkinson in July and August 2007.
There will be presenters from outside of Rotary discussing volunteering trends and changes in volunteer demographics. Other presentations and discussions will include best practices and success stories on membership development from Rotary clubs within the region.
New articles at RGHF
ROTARY GLOBAL HISTORY FELLOWSHIP