The Family of Rotary encourages all Rotarians and clubs to care for their fellow Rotarians and members of Rotary's extended family (partners and children of Rotarians) and to remember spouses of deceased Rotarians

Co-ordinator

PP Graham Brown (Margaret)
(H) (02) 6032-7345
(M) 0417 461 638
Rotary Club of Corowa
Email: grmibrown@bigpond.com

District possesses a trailer with a lot of Rotary regalia such as the world flags, signage etc. Clubs and District Committees are able to borrow this equipment to assist them with their Rotary project.

This committee is responsible for the reviewing of the District Bylaws and seeks proposed amendments/additions from the Clubs and the committee for presentation/consideration at the District conference.

Chairman

PDG Clive Walker (Rae)
(H) (03) 5752 1361
Rotary Club of Myrtleford
Email: clivew@bigpond.net.au

This committee is responsible to keep an up to date history of the District and assist clubs with methods of obtaining/maintaining their own history

Co-ordinator

PDG Neville Miles OAM (Jean)
(H) (03) 5823 1070
Rotary Club of Kyabram
nimiles@bigpond.net.au

Main Index - History

Advisor to clubs as to the recommended duties and responsibilities of a Sergeant at Arms in a club

Advisor

PDG Syd Lewis (Faye)
(H) (03) 57501918
Rotary Club of Bright
Email: sle04622@bigpond.net.au

This committee provides special certificates for presentations. Club can also order their certificates (at a nominal fee) for their special occasions / presentations

Coordinator

PDG Brian Bowen (Betty)
(H) (03) 9438 2625
Rotary Club of Diamond Creek

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When emailing your Bulletins your email should look like this:
To............. bulletins@rotary9790.org.au
Subject...... Rotary Club of XXXX - Weekly Bulletin
Attach...... . Bulletin xx/xx/200x

The Committee will receive properly documented submissions up until 31st January 2009, which will allow physical inspections of all projects submitted. The quality of the submissions well as the overall presentation of the project is considered important. The winning entry will be announced at the District Conference 2010.

There are five criteria taken into consideration.

1. The project should address itself to a significant problem that is evident in, but not restricted to, the local community.
2. The project should involve Club Members in personal service, rather than in a monetary sense.
3. It should be inspirational to other Clubs.
4. It need not have started this Rotary year, but evidence must show that it remains current active or that it will be completed in the 2009-2010 Rotary year.
5. No Club can receive an award more than once for the same project

This committee has the role of preparing the District leaders prior to PETS & District Assemblies and provide training for the incoming club officers.

A Rotary Convention is a time and a place to renew friendships with fellow Rotarians and to make new ones. The official program, as well as the informal activities and fellowship will inspire, unite, and revitalize Rotarians in a collective effort, through Rotary service, to make a better world.
21st to 25th May 2011.

Co-ordinator

PP Howard Scheetz (Jeanette)
(H) (02) 6033 3740
(M) 0425 724 813
Rotary Club of Corowa
Email: administration@rotary9790.org.au

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