 Issue 459, February 2005
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Annual Zone Institutes for past, present and future officers of Rotary International are an important part of Rotary International’s administration and training. Held in a different city each year, organising committees devote much time and effort to planning the program and entertainment. The Institute for Australian-based Rotary Districts (Zones 7a and 8a) was held in Launceston, Tasmania, and the Institute for New Zealand-based Districts in Napier. Our cover this month is a tribute to the spectacular Art Deco theme dinner organised at the Napier Institute. All patrons came in appropriate dress and the largest photograph shows R.I. President Nominee Bill Boyd being greeted in an unusual manner by governors nominee who will serve in the 2006/2007 year of his presidency. From left, they are Merv Huxford (9910), Warwick Pleass (9920), Pat Clay (9970), Dave Preston (9980) and
Graham Douglass (9940). (See report, pages 24 and 25).
Photography: Courtesy, Richard Wood, Hawkes Bay, and Ohad Michaeli, Haifi, Israel. |
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Different approach by Ken Scheller Award winner |
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Going public - Rotary needs promoted
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| Questions and answers with R.I. President Elect Carl-Wilhelm |
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Rotary's response to Tsunami - John's place in the sun
Caring among the crackers
help must be sustained says R.I. President Glenn
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Club links added wings to helping Sri Lankan people
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| Centenary projects at Preston, Dunedin South, Bundaberg and Maleny |
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Mary Galea's silence at end
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| Roatarct club brings Timorese two to Australia for RYLA |
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Come on! Make a big splaqsh for Rotaract
Rotaract is like a phoenix in Samoa
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| Institutes in Launceston and Napier |
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| Future leaders keeping peace |
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| Seachange goes to the Sunshine Coast of Queensland |
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| Celebrate the Centennial at the Chicago Convention |
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| R.I. Convention registration forms |
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| Roll Call for the Rotary Centennial |
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President's Message, 3: From Where I sit, 4: News, Bulletin, 4 and 5: Mailbox, 6 and 7: Legally Speaking 38: What's On 38: Gardening, 39: Wanted Known, 39: Called to Higher Service, 45: Directory, 47: Smiles, 48: Some regular features in Rotary Down Under have been held over.
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