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| Aurora
Rotary Club Information |
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| The following information will guide you through our site and help to show the volume of service activities our members provide to our local community and the world community as part of...The World Family of Rotary |
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| Speakers
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Rotary Clubs are a great medium for reaching a target audience. They provide a direct link to small business people in each community. Over half of The Rotary Club of Aurora members are from businesses with less than 20 workers and the majority of our members work in the private sector and represent a wide range of experience. This is quite attractive to most businesses, sports teams and government agencies. With the Rotary International reputation, our list of speakers is quite diversified and interesting. |
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Speakers
for July, 2005 |
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| July 13th - Chef
Dave at Doogans will create an ice sculpture with
a chain saw |
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| July
20th - Business meeting |
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| July
27th John Roberts Hair Design presenting
tips on how to look good for our early morning meetings. |
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Four
Avenues of Service |
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Based on the Object of Rotary, the Four Avenues of Service are Rotary's philosophical cornerstone and the foundation on which club activity is based: |
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| The
Sparrow Village Project |
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We are very proud to be part of this international program. It started with the partnership of The Rotary Club of Honeydew, South Africa, Sparrow Rainbow Village and The Rotary Club of Aurora, Ohio, USA. The goal of the Sparrow Village Project is to provide a hospice solution to dying and orphaned children worldwide. It is amazing how many clubs around the world are investigating the possibility of making this concept a reality....No Child Will Die Alone! |
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| PolioPlus
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| In 1985, Rotary launched the PolioPlus program to protect children worldwide from the cruel and fatal consequences of polio. In 1988, the World Health Assembly challenged the world to eradicate polio. Since that time, Rotary's efforts and those of partner agencies, including the World Health Organization, the United Nations Children's Fund, the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and governments around the world, have achieved a 99 percent reduction in the number of polio cases worldwide. Rotarians stand at the brink of a great victory and look forward to celebrating the global eradication of polio in 2005, the organization's centennial year. |  |
| Do
you have a talent or interest in this area? Do you enjoy service to the community? Would you like to work with some of your neighbors to help create a better world? For information: click on this link to email Earl Biederman or call 330-562-9281 |
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| "It is well that there is nothing in Rotary so sacred that it cannot be set aside in favor of things better. This is an experimental age in a changing world, and all things which are worthwhile and progressive are the cumulative effects of preceding successes and failures." Paul Harris | |
