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Your 9th – 30th November 2009 DiaryNovember is Rotary Foundation Month

Date Day Time Meeting Venue

09-11-09 Mon 12.45pm WeeklyMeeting Shangri-laHotel,KL

10-11-09 Tues 6.30pm VocationalServiceCom.Meeting MarcoPoloRest.KL

11-11-09 Wed 6.30pm NewGen.Com.Meeting RtnArwinKumar’sOffice

12-11-09 Thurs 6.30pm CommunityServiceCom.Meeting MarcoPoloRest.KL

16-11-09 Mon 12.45pm WeeklyMeeting Shangri-laHotal,KL

22-11-09 Sun 7.00pm PastPresidentCouncilDinnerMeeting PPNgSimBee’sResidence

23-11-09 Mon 12.45pm WeeklyMeeting Shangri-laHotel,KL

26-11-09 Thurs 6.30pm BODMeeting PresidentRobinTay’sOffice

28-11-09 Sat 7.00pm 4thFiresideCommunityService RtnMayLim’sResidence

30-11-09 Mon 7.00pm WeeklyMeeting Shangri-laHotel,KL VocationalServiceAwardsPresentation

Programme for Today

Speaker : PPDatoNKJasaniSubject : ImplicationsOfTheRecent BudgetProposals ONDUTYDutyTable : RtnBrendaLeeFellowship : RtnLeeSuZaneFinemaster : PPKHLowIntroduce : PPKURajahThanking : DGNKBLim

Birthdays & Wedding Anniversaries

Birthdays : PPDatoPYChoong(11thNov);RtnMayLim(13thNov); PPShirleyThum(13thNov);RtnStanleyPereira(13thNov)

Spouse’sBirthday : Nil

Anniversaries : RtnCTHengandAnnCarmen(15thNov)

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Programme for �6th November 2009

Speaker : Mr.WongHennKhengSubject : NanoTechnology&Acupuncture

ONDUTYDutyTable : RtnGeorgeHengFellowship : RtnSureshMartinFinemaster : PPPhangPokeShumIntroduce : RtnJamesProphettThanking : RtnLooMingChee

9thNovember2009

ForMembersOnlyISSUENO:17/2009-10

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Editorial

November is THE ROTARY FOUNDATION MONTH–RotaryisHumanityinMotion.

When I first joined Rotary in 1986, the first obligation Ilearned was the payment of dues. The others were toachieve at least 60% attendance of the regular weeklymeetingsandtoserveintwoavenues.

ItwasonlyafterafewyearsthatIcametoknowthattheduesIpaid,someofwhichwenttowardssupportofRotaryInternationalandTheRotaryFoundationonthehandwassupportedsolelybyvoluntarycontributionsfromRotariansand friends of the Foundation who share its vision of abetterworld.ThesecontributionsaremadetotheAnnualProgramFundand to thePermanentFund,whichRotarycallthetwinpillarsofsupportforTheRotaryFoundation.

AnnualgivingisthecornerstoneoftheFoundation’sfundingefforts and provides the fuel that runs the Foundationprograms.TorefusetoadequatelysupportEveryRotarian,EveryYear(EREY)islikerefusingoxygentoalivingbeing.If every Rotarian gives at least US$100 every year, thistranslatestomorethan$120millionannually–moneythatwillallowRotarytoprovidecleanwater,alleviatepoverty,eradicate polio, proper sanitation, and fight hunger andilliteracy,tomentionbutafewoftheworthyprojectstheFoundationsupports.

InourClubwehaveafewmajordonorsandeveryyearwegiveoathtoachieve100%EREYstatusintheDistrict.Thisyear itwill beexceptionallybedifferent. Throughoneofourfundraisingproject,“ROTARYWALKSTOENDPOLIO”our Club will contribute to The Rotary Foundation in abiggerway.

(For your reading pleasure, I have enclosed the article in this Berita Pudu.)

LetusrememberthatTheRotaryFoundationisnolongera small foundation addressing small needs. It has thepotential to takeon largerprojects that tackle issueswehavecometounderstandwell,providedwehavesufficientfinancialresources.

To do that, Rotary needs a strong endowment that willcontinueandprovidesupportforthefuture.Itisabundantlyclear toallofushowendless is theneedforhelp inourworld,howlimitlesstheopportunitiesforidealofservice.Poverty,disease,ignorance,andhatredcastdarkshadows.Thereismuchmorewecando,andnowistheidealtimeto do it. If you have not contribute to EREY this year oryouarenotaPaulHarrisFellow(PHF)neitheryouhavenotbeenmovinguptobeaMajorDonor,Isincerelyappealtoyoutodoso.Itisthroughyourkindgenerosity,TheRotaryFoundation shines a light into these cast dark shadows,bringing life, inspiration,andhope,and is inyourhands,therewillbethefutureofRotary.

Ihopeyousharemyenthusiasm.

ROBINTAYPresidentofRotaryClubofPuduRY2009/2010.

gETTINgREADYFORNExTROTARYYEAR

Duringthepastyear,mostofuswouldhavefollowedthesagaofpower struggle in the localpoliticalparties.Oneparticular episode, the MCA infighting, would have uskeepingtotheedgeofourseatasoneoftheexponentsissomeonewellknowntousandadearfriendofRotary.

Our Club, thank goodness, is free from suchignominious development and our transition ofadministrators is smooth. Not so for many other Rotaryclubsinourdistrict.Somehasseencoupde’tat,challengeforpositions,manyof them inacrimonious fashion. Inacompletelyreversedsituation,somehadfoundnocandidateforthetoppostofpresidentandageneralinabilitytofillupotherpositions.Nochallengebutneverthelessaworrisomesituation.

The Rotary Club of Pudu has a generally goodformulatoensureanacceptablechangeofofficebearers.Thesystemisdemocraticandinclusive,andeveryonehasasay.UnderlyingthisistheroleoftheClub’sNominatingCommittee whose role is to nominate the candidateswhich theCommittee thinksareconcurrentlybest suitedfor the respective positions. The nomination takesplace after much painstaking and time consumingdiscussion, recommendation and consultationwith the incoming President Elect. At the AGM, theCommittee’slistisnominatedandanyothermembercangive their nomination as well although the Council’s listis normally respected. The democracy of the system ispreserved.TheNominatingCommitteeconsistsofallthepastpresidentsoftheClub.

In the weeks before the AGM in December, theNominating Committee meets formally and informallywiththePresident-to-betodiscusshis/herlistofpreferredcandidates.Afterall, the incomingPresidenthastoworkwithpeoplewhomhe/shecanclickwith.

Thusinthelastfewweeks,PresidentElectChoyYinghadbeenverybusydecidingonafewthings:

a) HerBoardofDirectorsb) ProjectsinthenewRotaryYearc) ProjectFundingd) New ideas especially in projects, administration and

membershipdevelopment.e) HowtobackupincomingDistrictGovernorKokBengf) andhowtohaveadignifiedInstallationprogramme.

Hermultipletasksarenottobeenvied.Thusifyouareapproached by her to help out to take position dorespondpositivelytomakeherjobabiteasier.Afterall,itiseveryone’sclubandsheneedshelp.

With Best Compliments from

Simon Sim Thai FongGeneral Manager,Human Capital & Corporate Affair

Jalan Bukit Belimbing 26/38,Persiaran Kuala Selangor,Section 26, 40400 Shah Alam,Selangor Darul Ehsan,MalaysiaTel: 603 5101 4288Fax: 603 5192 3964

F&N Dairies (Thailand) LimitedQ House Lumpini Building, 26th Floor1 South Sathorn Road, TungmahamekSathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand

Somsak ChayapongCountry HeadTel: +66(0) 2673 7922Fax: +66(0) 2673 7923mobile: +66(0) 818 212 649email: [email protected]

F&N Dairies (Thailand) LimitedQ House Lumpini Building, 26th Floor1 South Sathorn Road, TungmahamekSathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand

Tan Hock BengDeputy Country head & CFOTel: +66(0) 870 801 212email: [email protected]

PrESidENt’S MESSaGE

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Pudu News“INVOLVED WE ARE, COMMITTED WE MUST BE”

PROCEEDINgSONMONDAY,2ndNovember2009

guestSpeaker : PDGDatukDr.N.LakshmananSubject : TheRotaryFoundation

SAARtnStanleyPereiracalledthemeetingtoorderat1.15pmonbehalfofPresidentRobinTay.HeintroducedallthevisitingRotariansandguests.HelaterledinthesingingoftheNationalAnthemandproposedtheloyaltoast.

TheFinemasterforthedaywasPPNgSimBeewhowastedno time in fining every member RM1 for being the firstweeklymeetingofthemonthofNovember.

AllthememberswereagainfinedRM1fornotwearingacoatandtieandalsothosewhowerewearingacoatandtiealsohadtopaythefine.

RtnCTHenghadtopayaheavyfinefordoingagoodjobinorganizingtheEmployersandEmployees’nightandtheturnoutwasveryencouraging.ThosememberswhowereabsentwereeachfinedRM1.

RtnRoypaidRM10tocoverallthefinesie.forhisweddinganniversary,being late for themeetingandforwearingacoatandtie.

Welcometoour16thPuduWeeklyMeeting.

LastThursday,29thOctober2009,atourBODmeeting,PDGDr.PaulLeehaspresentedtheamendmentsofourClub’sBy-Laws. The proposed amendments will allow our Clubto adopt the Club Leadership Plan (CLP) implemented byRotary.

Justforyourinformation,beforeRotaryadoptingtheCLP,PuduRotaryClubhasbeenpracticingitsownplansimilartoit.

HonorarySecretary,RtnAlexChangwillsendacopytoallofyouviaemailandthiswillbeoneoftheagendaatourforthcomingAGMatMacroPoloRestauranton the15thDecember2009at6.30p.m.

Fellow Rotarians, please take note on this importantmatter.

OnthesameeveningaftertheBODmeeting,agroupofushavetorushtoWismaPGRMatCherastoattendSMKPESSfund raising. They are namely Rtn Jeffery Yap, Rtn AsokKumar,RtnEdwardLee,RtnAaronOng,PPGaryLim,RtnCTHeng,andPresidentRobin.PPPhangandPPKURajahwere there earlier while waiting for us all to arrived. Theschoolsold100tablesonthatnight.

ThankyouRtnJefferyYapfororgainisingthisfellowshipinviewofsupportingourInteractClubofSMKPESS.

Fellow Rotarians, a few weeks ago the Service to Newgenerationsanditsadvisorshavejustcompletedthe“EssayCompetition”withallour9sponsoredInteractClubs.

LastFriday,30thOctober2009attheICCmeeting,PPVGChandran,PPPhang,RtnArvinKumar,andRtnJefferyYaplaunched another competition. This time it is “ElocutionContest”.

From now till 22nd January 2009, the Interactors will betrained by professional trainers on public speaking skills.Eighteen contestants will be selected on the 5th February2010andthefinalselectionwillbeheldatoneoftheschoolhallonthe26thFebruary2010.

Please take note of these dates and your kind support ismuchneeded.

In theRotary calendar,20thNovember ismarkedas“TheWorldInteractWeek”.Tomakethisweekasignificantone,RotariansareadvisedtohaveactivitieswithInteractors.

Director to Service toNewGenerations, RtnArvinKumarandInteractChairman,RtnJefferyYap,haveorganizedthelastICCmeetingatMBSonthisdayat2.30p.m.andlunchwillbehostedbyPresidentRobinTay.

RotarianAdvisorstoallthe9sponsoredInteractClubspleasemakeyourselfavailableandjoininforthefellowship.

VISITINgROTARIANSName ClubPDGPPDatukDr.NLakshmanan RCKlang

gUESTSName HostDaisyChin RtnLeongChoyYing

STATISTICSVisitingRotarians : 1Guests : 1ClubMembers : 34

TotalPresent : 36

COLLECTIONSBirthdays/Anniversaries/Fines : RM 61.00PayingDiners : RM 30.00Raffles&Others : RM 70.00

Total : RM 161.00

BOARD OF ROTARY YEAR 2009/20�0President

RtnRobinTayLianKiat([email protected])

Tel:603-62010086H/P:012-2382389VicePresident

RtnLawrenceB.Khoo([email protected])

Tel:603-21632018Fax:603-21633018019-3880905

HonorarySecretaryRtnAlexChangHueyWah

([email protected])Tel:603-21669928Fax:603-21669328

H/P:012-6289928HonoraryTreasurer

RtnCTHeng([email protected])

Tel:603-91727091Fax:603-91727092H/P:012-2363451

PresidentElectRtnLeongChoyYing


H/P:012-3778713ImmediatePastPresident

MichaelYeowKiewMeng([email protected])

Tel:603-21761155Fax:603-20318925H/P:012-3291882

DirectorsClubService

RtnKAKumar([email protected])

H/P:012-2953935VocationalService

RtnEdwardLeeShinFoong([email protected])

Tel:603-21628181Fax:603-27118218H/P:012-2685551

CommunityServiceRtnJamesTehCheeHin


H/P:012-3312302InternationalService

RtnStevenOonHoonNam([email protected])

Tel:603-62732868Fax:603-62760868H/P:012-2127011

ServicetoNewgenerationArvinKumar

([email protected])H/P:012-3631630

ChairpersonsClassification

RtnKKYapTel:603-21421207

FellowshipRtnPatrickLeeHongLian


H/P:016-2113988Programme

PPChowTain([email protected])Tel:603-89459728Fax:603-89453278

H/P:012-3722663PublicRelation

PPAlbertLimYewSeng([email protected])Tel:603-33421537H/P:012-3354287

AttendanceRtnSharonLim([email protected])Tel:603-89616779Fax:603-89616773

012-2851218RotaractChairman

PPMichaelTungSiakKeiTel:60321421148Fax:60321452103

BulletinEditorPPRichardLiew([email protected])

Tel:603-80241422Fax:603-80241459019-2162516

Sergeant-At-ArmsRtnStanleyPereira

([email protected])Tel:603-20958291

012-2211625Advisors

PDGDr.PaulLee,DGEKBLim,PPVGChandran,PPNgSimBee,

PPPhangPokeShum

THE FOUR- WAY TEST

Of The Things We Think,Say, or Do.

1. Is it the TRUTH?

2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?

3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?

4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

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Conceived by Herbert J. Taylor, a Chicago Rotarian in July 1932In January 1943, Rotary International Board Of Directors agreed that

‘The 4-Way Test’ should be part of Vocational Service Ideal. Herbert J Taylor was RI President in 1954-55

Rotary Clubs around the Klang Valley Meeting Information

DAYS TIME ROTARYCLUBS VENUE

Monday 1245 RCPudu Shangri-LaHotel,KL 1800 RCCyberjaya 1stFloor,MSCInnovationCentre,Cyberjaya 1900 RCPantaiValley KualaLumpurGolf&CountryClub,BukitKiara,KL 1930 RCTitiwangsa RoyalSelangorClub,KL 2000 RCSenawang RoyalSungeiUjongClub,Senawang,Seremban

Tuesday 1245 RCPetalingJaya SheratonHotel,SubangJaya 1815 RCBangsar RoyalSelangorClub,KL 1830 RCKajang PrescotMetroInn,Kajang 1845 RCBandarUtama BusinessCentre,OneWorldHotel,BandarUtama 2000 RCDanauDesa WismaBelia,1stFloor,Room711,JalanSyedPutra,KL 2000 RCPortKlang RoyalKlangClub,Klang 2000 RCUSJ ResorceCentre,3KSportsComplex&Inn,USJ

Wednesday 1230 RCShahAlam KelabShahAlam,ShahAlam 1245 RCKLDi-Raja Shangri-LaHotel,KL 1830 RCAmpang TheRaintreeClub,KL 1830 RCKLNorth RoyalSelangorClub,KL 1830 RCSriPetaling SriPetalingHotel,SriPetaling,KL 1830 RCSubang HolidayVillaSubang,SubangJaya 1900 RCCheras BankersClub,AmodaBuilding,JlnImbi,KL 1930 RCBandarSunway SunwayLagoonResortHotel,Subang 1930 RCBrickfields RoyalSelangorClub,KL 1930 RCBukitBintang HolidayVillaAmpang,KL 1930 RCBukitKomanwel BukitJalilGolf&CountryClub 1930 RCCentralDamansara RoyalCommonwealthClub,DamansaraHeights,KL 2000 RCDamansaraWest SriDamansaraClub,BandarSriDamansara,KL 2000 RCKampungBaharu KelabSultanSulaiman,KampungBaru,KL 2015 RCPortDickson RoyalPortDicksonYatchClub,PortDickson 2030 RCMelawati KClub,TamanMelawati,KL 2030 RCSungeiWay BukitKiaraEquestrian&CountryClub,BukitKiara,KL

Thursday 1245 RCGombak CorusHotel,JlnAmpang,KL 1245 RCKlang RoyalKlangClub,Klang 1245 RCSeremban RoyalBintangHotel,Seremban 1800 RCDamansara RoyalSelangorClub,KL 1900 RCKelanaJaya BukitKiaraEquestrian&CountryResort,KL 1900 RCSentul SRC,BoulevardSentul,SentulRaya,KL 2000 RCPuchong 9,JlnBK3/2,BdrKinrara,Puchong

Friday 1830 RCMetroKL BankersClub,AmodaBuilding,JlnImbi,KL 1930 RCKLWest RoyalSelangorClub,KL 2030 RCBernamValley 2ndFlr,19B,JlnBdrRawang1,Rawang

Saturday 0730 RCBukitKiaraSunrise BukitKiaraEquestrian&CountryResort,KL 0900 RCLembahDamansara TropicanaGolf&CountryResort,PJ

ClUB ProCEEdiNGS

PrESidENt’S aNNoUNCEMENt

Our“PengurusTepiApi”,RtnTanPengHuathasinformedusthatonthe28thNovember2009,wewillbehavingour4th Fireside at RtnMay Lim’s residence at 6.30p.m. Thisfireside will cover Community Service and the ResourceRotarianisnoneotherthanPPAlbertLim.

As always, Rtn. Tan Peng Huat has already been makingpersonal phone calls to all the newly inducted Rotariansto attend. “SYABAS” to you, Rtn Tan for your untiringefforts.

MovingontoDistrictmatters.

InternationalYouthExchange(IYE)SeminarhostedbyRCDanauDesawillheldatHolidayVilla,JalanAmpangonthe8thNovember2009at9.00a.m.

SeminarcostisRM40forRotariansandRM25forparticipantwhoisbelow19yearsofage.

Director toServicetoNewGenerations,RtnArvinKumarwill be going around garnering for your attendance andsupport.

OurDaughter’sClub,RCCentralDamansarawillbe2yearsold on the 14th November 2009. President Siti SubaidahandherBODhaveextendedtheirinvitationandappealtoallofustosupporttheiranniversary.

Their 2nd Anniversary will be held at the Urban, HotelIstana at 6.30 p.m. and the cost is RM150 per pax. Thenight’sthemewillbe‘Black&Orange’andattireisstrictlyformal.

AccordingtoPresidentSitiSubaidah’sinvitation,thedinnerisafullwesterncourseandpremiumwinewillbeserved.

Forthosewhoareinterested,pleasegetintouchwithme.

According to President Lai Bou Leong’s telephoneconversationwithme,pleasebe informedthatourSisterClub, RC Singapore West will be organizing a ChristmasFellowship on the 17th December at Holland’s Club,Singapore.

FellowRotarianspleasetakenoteonthiseventandseeifwecanmakea tripdownsouth tohave fellowshipwiththem.

WiththisitgivesmegreatpleasuretocalluponPELeongChoy Ying to introduce our Guest Speaker, PP Dato’Lakshamanantoaddresson,“TheRotaryFoundation.”

Rtn Leong Choy Ying introduced the guest speaker forthe day who was none other than PDG PP Datuk Dr. NLakshmanan who spoke on the topic of The RotaryFoundation.

PDGPPDatukDr.NLakshmananisamemberoftheRCofKlangsince1985.BecamePresident in1990-91andwastheDGD3300inRY2002/03undertheRIThemeofSowTheSeedsOfLove.

HeholdstheclassificationofDentistry.CurrentlyservingintheDistrictastheDeputyChairoftheTRFcommitteeandisaDistrictTrainer.

Married to Ann Datin Seetha and he enjoys attendingRotarymeetingsaspartofhishobbies.

THEROTARYFOUNDATIONBYPDGDATUKLAKSHMANAN

WHATISTRF?The mission of The Rotary Foundation is to enableRotarians to advanceworld understanding, goodwill andpeacethroughtheimprovementofhealth,thesupportofeducation,andthealleviationofpoverty.

THEFUTUREVISIONPLAN100PILOTDISTRICTS2009-2013280APPLICATIONS3DISTRICTSINOURZONEWORKWITHINTHEMSELVESMOREAUTONOMY50%TOBEDECIDEDBYGOVERNORS6AREASOFFOCUS

“NoonecantelluswhatRotarywillbetomorrow,butonething is certain: What Rotary will be tomorrow dependsuponwhatweRotariansdotoday.”—ArchKlumph,founderofTheRotaryFoundation

WHYSHOULDWEGIVE?WHEREDOESYOUROURMONEYGO?WHOMANAGESIT?WHYDOWEHAVETOGIVETORI/TRF?

NOONEASKEDME.

WHATYOURGIFTCANDOYOURUS$100GIFT TOTHEANNUALPROGRAMSFUNDHELPSPROVIDE:• ahearingaidforachildinPakistan• textbooksforoneelementaryschoolinZambia• cataractoperationsforthreeblindindividualsinIndia• mosquito netting for 35 homes to help prevent the

spreadofmalariainBangladesh

YOUR US$500 GIFT TO THE ANNUAL PROGRAMS FUNDHELPSPROVIDE:12 to 13 prosthetic limbs to an “Operation Walk” LimbCamp in Thailand and Cambodia a watch repair mini-businessforsixdisabledworkersinthePhilippinescarpentrytools for a vocational workshop that trains 150 deafchildrenper year inGambia five small sewingbusinessesto give poor mothers in Mexico the ability to lead moreself-sufficientlives

YOURUS$1,000GIFTTOTHEANNUALPROGRAMSFUNDHELPSPROVIDE:• kitchenequipmentforanorphanageinPeru• materialstoconstructadeepborewellinIndia,supplying

cleanwatertomorethan300people• establishment of a tree nursery in Jamaica that will

produce 5,000 tree seedlings annually and increasefamilyincomefor700farmers

• parasite and anemia prevention materials for needychildreninBrazil

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“Mostof thechildrenwehelphaveneverownedanewcoat,” says Fortunato.“Webelieve it improves their self-esteem.Butmost important, the coatswedistributewillkeepkidswarm.”

Sanford says the organization has found many willingpartnersbecausepeoplecanrelatetothechildren’splight.

“All around us there are poor children in this countrywho need assistance,” he says. “It’s our responsibility tohelp those who can’t help themselves. Seeing the kids’smilesandexcitementwhentheyputon theirnewcoatsisanincredibleexperience.Thisisanenormouslypowerfulproject.”

Source:RotaryInternationalNews

DollyPartontospeakat2010convention

DollyPartonwillspeakatthemorningplenarysessionon23Junetopromotereadingamongpreschoolchildren.Photocourtesy of The Dollywood Foundation Country musiclegend and philanthropist Dolly Parton will be a keynotespeaker during the 2010 RI Convention in Montréal,Québec,Canada,20-23June.

Partonwillspeakatthemorningplenarysessionon23Junetopromotereadingamongpreschoolchildren.SheandtheDollywood Foundation’s Imagination Library teamed upwith Rotary International in March to help provide age-appropriatebookseachmonthtochildrenfrombirthuntilagefive.Readmore.

Parton will speak to Rotarians about the importance ofearly childhood reading and how the collaboration withRotary International has augmented the success of theImaginationLibrary.

ThesingerdevelopedapersonalloveofbookswhilegrowingupinruralTennessee,USA,whereshesawfirsthandthetollthatilliteracycantakeonfamilies.

“I am thrilled about our partnership with RotaryInternational,” she said in March. “Rotarians love kidsasmuchas I do, so I trulybelievewecando somethingextraordinarytogethertohelpevenmorechildrenlovetoreadandsucceed.”

Since its launch in 1996, the Imagination Library hasprovidedmorethan23millionbookstopreschoolers.


RIMediaReleaseonKalyan’selection

IndianbusinessmantoleadRotaryasits101stpresident

Contact: Howard Chang at 847-866-3408 or [email protected]

Banerjeewilltargetpolioeradicationashistoppriority

(EVANSTON, Illinois, USA, October 27, 2009) - KalyanBanerjee,abusinessmanfromGujarat,India,willbecomepresidentofRotary Internationalwww.rotary.org-oneofthelargesthumanitarianserviceorganizationsintheworld-on1July2011.Aspresident,Banerjeewillleadaglobalnetwork of 1.2 million business and professional leaders

from more than 200 countries and geographical regionswho, through volunteer service, help meet the needs ofcommunitiesworldwide.

Banerjee, a member of Rotary since 1972, and theinternationalorganization’sthirdpresidentfromIndiasaid,“I am honored to lead Rotary as its 101 st president.”Banerjee added that Rotary’s strengths include its abilityto attract leaders from different vocations around theworld,aswellasitsroleinpromotingpeace.“MygoalisforRotarytobecomethepreferredorganizationfortoday’sgeneration to join andparticipate in, tomake theworldbetter,saferandhappier,”hesaid.

Aspresident,BanerjeewilloverseeRotary’stoppriorityoferadicatingpolio,acripplingandpotentially fataldiseasethat still threatens children inAfricaandAsia - includingIndia. Since 1985, Rotary club members worldwide havecontributed more than US$800 million and countlessvolunteerhourstotheeffort,andRotary isnowworkingtoraiseanadditional$200milliontofulfillitscommitmentfora$355millionchallengegrantfromtheBill&MelindaGatesFoundation.Greatprogresshasbeenmade,andtheincidenceofparalyticpolioinfectionhasplungedworldwidefrom350,000casesin1988tofewerthan2,000in2008.

As one of the four remaining polio endemic countries,which also include Afghanistan, Nigeria, and Pakistan,India’sfightagainstpolioremainsstrongwiththevolunteerand financial support of more than $106 million fromRotary.Inaddition,Rotary’ssustainedpolitical,bureaucraticandreligiousadvocacyeffortsatnational,stateanddistrictlevelshavemadeadiscernible impacton theprogram inIndia. As the past chair of the Southeast Asia RegionalPolioPlusCommitteeandmemberofRotary’sInternationalPolioPlus Committee, Banerjee spearheaded many ofRotary’snovelinitiatives,whichhavegivenanewpushtothepolioeradicationprograminIndia.Tolearnmoreaboutpolio eradication, visit www.rotary.org/endpolio or www.polioeradication.org.

Rotary also sponsors the largest privately fundedinternationalscholarshipprogramintheworld.Since1947,Rotaryhascontributedroughly$500milliontofundayearofstudyabroadfor38,000students from100countries.Theseculturalambassadorsuse the skillsandknowledgethey acquire through their time abroad to advance thecauseofinternationalunderstanding,goodwill,andpeace.RotaryalsosponsorssevenRotaryCentersforInternationalStudies in peace and conflict resolution at eight leadinguniversitiesinsixdifferentcountries.

Banerjee is a director of United Phosphorus Limited,the largest Indian agrochemical manufacturer, and thechairofUnitedPhosphorus (Bangladesh) Limited.He isamemberoftheIndianInstituteofChemicalEngineersandthe American Chemical Society, a past president of VapiIndustries Association, and former chair of the GujaratchapteroftheConfederationofIndianIndustry.HeearnedadegreeinchemicalengineeringfromtheIndianInstituteof Technology,Kharagpur. Banerjee andhiswife, Binota,havetwochildrenandfourgrandchildren.


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Mar-2007PHFJan-1983550.005918420 Chang,HueyWahAlexY$400.0012-Mar-2007237875 Chew,HonNamY$1,500.0021-Nov-200712-

Mar-2007PHFApr-1986500.002166151 Chew,YinKeenY$1,400.0021-Nov-200708-

Mar-2007PHFJun-2001400.004112283 Chin,KokHoweN$1,000.00PHFFeb-1984981897+Choo, Jee SamY$6,000.0021-Nov-200712-

Mar-2007PHF+5Aug-19925,000.001210877 Choong, Iain Tung-PowN$1,000.00PHF Jun-

19901021170 Choong,PhooiYingY$1,300.0008-Mar-2007

PHFFeb-1987300.00852947 Chow,TainY$1,150.00PHFJan-1994150.005111578 Chow,YingKeongChrisY$1,300.00PHFFeb-

2003300.001520413 Choy,ChanFookN$100.004478740 Chua,JinEngN$2,000.00PHF+1May-19894699461 Chua,SiewEngN$1,000.00PHFJan-19944578368 Cleveland,PaulN$1,000.00PHFJul-19914699430 Fong,TengFookN$300.002143255 Foo,AlfredKimWongN$200.00237878 Foo,KaiYuenN$200.002263772 Ford,KevinN$200.004013524 Fraser,DouglasN$1,000.00PHFJan-19762166154 Fredrick,JohnsonN$100.001922294 Gan,DannyKimYapN$1,000.00PHFJan-19941640767 Hashim,BinMohdNattN$100.005742334 Heng,ChounTeeY$400.0021-Nov-20074181719 HoChinFoo,RobertN$500.001640785 Ho,CheeKokN$100.006289329 HoonNam,StevenOonY$400.0021-Nov-2007

12-Mar-20071229706 Jasani, Narendra Kumar Y $2,000.00 19-Nov-

2007PHF+1Aug-19921,000.006417416 JeeWan,MokSinN$200.0021-Nov-20073402979 Khoo,LawrenceBryanY$200.004052204 Kong,SeongSooN$1,000.00PHFJan-1980237853 Kong,TaiSungN$1,000.00PHFFeb-19876578150 Kumar,ArvinY4221287 Kwong,AllenSeaYoonN$1,000.00PHFApr-

1986

6629564 Lai,AlanKarYanY1036050 Lai,WilliamKimTeckN$1,000.00PHFMar-19886722833 Lau,Chuan-HingY4728484 Layton,SteveN$100.001887045 Lee,DatoAlexY.L.N$1,000.00PHFJun-19976289331 Lee,HongLianY237887 Lee,HooTeongY$2,200.00PHF+1Mar-1985

200.00237891+ Lee, Keng Bin Y $6,805.00 PHF+5 Jan-1982

605.00237892+ Lee, Paul C.K. Y $4,700.00 21-Nov-2007 12-

Mar-2007PHF+3Oct-19902,700.005283857 Lee, Seng Huat N $1,100.00 PHF Feb-2003

100.006289325 Lee,ShinFoongY$100.004690943 Lee,Szu-YangN$1,000.00PHFNov-19936066652 Leong,ChoyYingY$400.0021-Nov-200712-

Mar-20071429719 Leong,NelsonKwayWahN$100.00 Liew,NgeokNyanRichardY$1,300.00PHFJun-

1997300.004337768 Liew,RalphSLN$1,000.00PHFAug-19921229704 Lim, Beng-Huat, Gary Y $1,450.00 PHF Feb-

2003450.002545524 Lim,Boon-Hong,SharonY$550.0012-Mar-20073155481 Lim,KengYaik.DatukN$1,000.00PHFJun-19972092350 Lim, Kok-Beng Y $4,000.00 21-Nov-2007 12-

Mar-2007PHF+3Jan-20013,000.005283867 Lim,MayT.Y$550.0021-Nov-20076417414 Lim,StanleyN$100.001887043 Lim,TianHuatN$100.00981895 Lim, Yew-Seng Y $1,500.00 21-Nov-2007 12-

Mar-2007PHFFeb-2003500.005724744 Liu,KokWengN$100.00237850 Loh,AikEngN$1,000.00PHFMay-1989*910085Loo,KengKeeN$800.005111573 Loo,Ming-CheeY$400.005111566 Low,Keng-HwaY$5,500.0021-Nov-200712-

Mar-2007PHF+4Feb-20034,500.00237863 Moosdeen,HassanN$1,000.00PHFJan-19822531834 Ng,PatrickSayThinY$2,300.0023-May-2007

PHF+1Dec-19971,300.00237862 Ng,Sim-BeeY$2,000.0021-Nov-200712-Mar-

2007PHF+1Feb-19851,000.001977938 Ng,SzeTeongKenN$100.002592916 OngLaiHuat,AaronY$1,400.00PHFFeb-2003

400.005283859 Ong,Keng-SweeY$2,100.0021-Nov-200712-

Mar-2007PHF+1Feb-20031,100.00237851 Ooi,PittBengN$1,000.00PHFFeb-19855535643 Padmanathan,ShantiN$1,100.00PHFFeb-20032246132 Patmarajah,MalathiN$400.001624251 Phang, Poke-ShumY$1,200.00PHF Jan-1994

200.00981890 Quah, Sek-Cheng Y $1,500.00 20-Sep-2007

08-Mar-2007PHFFeb-1987500.003155472 Rajah,UmarKandhaY$1,000.0021-Nov-2007

12-Mar-2007PHFNov-20072034780 Ratnam,A.N$100.004128120 Razak,RajaMBinAbdulN$1,000.00PHFAug-

1984 Samuel, Edmond Paul David N $1,000.00 PHF

Jul-1992

But when I talk to my children about what they remember of their own childhoods, the answers are sosurprising. They remember events that Mary and I have long forgotten -- the simple moments that happened as part of normal life yet still created profound memories.Thesearethemomentsthatdefinewhoweare.Whatwesee,whatwehear, andwhatweexperienceaswegrowolder shape thepersonwebecome.Everythingwedoasparents has an impact, whether we realize it at the timeornot.

As Rotarians, we have a similar responsibility to considertheconsequencesofoureveryaction.Wecannotpredicthowsignificantourwordsanddecisionswillbe.Butwedoknow that everythingwe say anddohas an impact.Ourresponsibility is to ensure that the cumulative effect is apositiveone.

When we give to our Rotary Foundation, we know that the result will be positive. When I served as RI president, I saw the truth of this in so many ways. The poorest parts of the world are the places where the local clubshavethefewestresources.BygivingtoourFoundation,webringhelptotheplaceswhereRotary isneededthemost--andfulfilltheFoundation’smissionofDoingGoodintheWorld.

GlennE.EstessSr.

FoundationTrusteeChair

RIPresident’sNovember09Message

MyfellowRotarians:

The playwright George Bernard Shaw once wrote,“Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imaginewhatyoudesire;youwillwhatyouimagine;andatlastyoucreatewhatyouwill.”

Thereisnoshortageinthisworldofpeopleabletoimagineabetterfuture.ButinRotary,wedonotjustimaginethatfuture --wewill it,andwework tocreate it.Thiswedothroughourtwogreatstrengths:ourRotaryclubsandourRotaryFoundation.

Overtheyears,IhavebeenprivilegedtowitnessfirsthandthefruitsoftheoutstandingworkcarriedoutbyRotariansall over the world, supported by the programs of ourFoundation. One thing that impresses me is how theseprograms focus not on short-term satisfaction or rewardforthegiver.ThebestRotaryprogramsandprojectsfocuson building for the future - and making lives better forgenerations.

Twodecadesago,weRotariansmadeapromise:tomakelifebetterfortheentireworld,forever,byeliminatingpolio.Ithasalwaysbeenanambitiousgoal,butithasalwaysbeenarealisticone.Andnow,thankstoourRotaryFoundation,wearecloserthanevertoreachingit.

ItismyhopethatwiththehelpoftheBill&MelindaGatesFoundation andRotary’sUS$200MillionChallenge, therewillsooncomeatimewhenwewillbeabletosaythatwehavemadepolioathingofthepast.Forifwefailnow,wewillfailallthosewhohavegonebeforeus,andeverychild

towhomwemadeapromise. Ifwefail,weriskourowngoodname,andthegoodnameofall theRotarianswhocamebeforeus.

Wewillnotfail.Wecanandwemustsucceed.

I know that each one of you recognizes that The Futureof Rotary Is in Your Hands - and that the future of ourFoundationisaswell.

JohnKenny

President,RotaryInternational

Newcoatsforchildren

ByRyanHyland

As another U.S. winter approaches, Rotarian RichardSanfordandhisPennsylvania-basednonprofitorganization,Operation Warm, are gearing up to provide low-incomechildrenwiththeproperappareltosurvivethebittercold.

In 1998, Sanford, a member of the Rotary Club ofLongwood, read a local newspaper article about childrensufferingincoldweatherwhilewaitingfortheirschoolbusbecausetheylackedwintercoats.

Angered but also inspired, he decided to take action,launchingOperationWarm,whichworkswithmanufacturersto provide high-quality unused coats to underprivilegedchildrenacrosstheUnitedStates.

“I couldn’t understand how something like this couldhappen.Itbrokemyhearttoseekidsfreezebecausetheydidn’t have warm-enough coats,” recalls Sanford, theorganization’sCEOandchair.

Throughfundsdonatedbyprivateandcorporatepartners,Operation Warm collaborates with manufacturers todevelopsizesandstylesforboysandgirls,thendistributesthecoatstoneedychildren.

Fortheorganization’sfirstprojectin1998,Sanfordpurchased58coatswithhisownmoneyfromadepartmentstore.Heand members of his Rotary club distributed the coats tochildreninalow-incomePhiladelphianeighborhood.Sincethen, Operation Warm has provided more than 500,000newcoatstochildrenin26states.

Rotary continues to play a crucial role in expanding thefundraising for and distribution of coats, says Sanford.About60clubs in theUnitedStateshaveworkeddirectlywith Operation Warm, providing more than 25,000 newcoatstochildren.

“Rotaryhasbeenphenomenalinoursuccess,”saysSanford.“This project truly represents what Rotary is all about:assistingthedisadvantagedinourcommunities.”

KimFremontFortunato,presidentoftheorganizationanda member of the Rotary Club of Wilmington, Delaware,says the quality of the coats is a key difference betweenOperationWarmandmanyothercoatdrives.

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THANKYOU

AGPPKenOngonbehalfoftheClub,thankedtheguestspeakerPDGPPDatukDr.NLakshmananforgivingusaninformativetalkontheTheRotaryFoundation.

thaNkiNG of GUESt SPEakEr

SEE!WEAREFEATUREDINTHEDG’SNEWSLETTER!

FIRSTPRIZEWINNINGESSAYALSO! LookingthroughtheInteractDistrictConferenceApplicationandRCPudu’sApplicationForms.

PPKH,RtnMokSin&PPQuah.........FELLOWSIP

SpeakerPDGDatukLakshmananon“TheRotaryFoundation”

“ThankYoufortheinformativeSpeech”AGKenOng

Lunch Meeting On 2nd Oct 2009

RtnLawrancereadingon“TheRotaryFoundation”forRotaryInformation.

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ROTARYINTERNATIONALRECOgNISESNOVEMBERAS“THEROTARYFOUNDATIONMONTH”

Excerpt from Rotary International President JohnKenny’sNovemberMessage

“The playwright George Bernard Show once wrote,“Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imaginewhatyoudesire;youwillwhatyouimagine;andatlastyoucreatewhatyouwill.”

Thereisnoshortageinthisworldofpeopleabletoimagineabetterfuture.ButinRotary,wedonotjustimaginethatfuture–wewill it, andwework tocreate it. Thiswedothroughourtwogreatstrengths:ourRotaryclubsandourRotaryFoundation.

Overtheyears,IhavebeenprivilegedtowitnessfirsthandthefruitsoftheoutstandingworkcarriedoutbyRotariansall over the world, supported by the programs of ourFoundation. One thing that impresses me is how theseprogramsfocusnotonshort-termsatisfactionorrewardforthegiver.”

ExcerptfromFoundationTrusteeChairglennE.EstessSr’sNovemberMessage

MakeanimpactwithagifttotheFoundation

When we give to our Rotary Foundation, we know thatthe result will be positive. When I served as RI president,I saw the truth of this in so many ways. The poorestparts of the world are the places where the local clubshavethefewestresources.BygivingtoourFoundation,webringhelptotheplaceswhereRotary isneededthemost–andfulfilltheFoundation’smissionofDoingGoodintheWorld.

TRFChair’sNovember09Message

MakeanimpactwithagifttotheFoundation

My wife, Mary, and I have three children and eightgrandchildren.Lookingbackonmanyhappyyearsofraisingafamily,Irecallmostclearlythedaysthatstoodoutinsomewayfromtheothers. I rememberthedaymysonhadhistonsils out -- and ate a cheeseburger the same night! Iremember the weddings, the graduations, and the birthsofeachchild.

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Jul-1992

But when I talk to my children about what they remember of their own childhoods, the answers are sosurprising. They remember events that Mary and I have long forgotten -- the simple moments that happened as part of normal life yet still created profound memories.Thesearethemomentsthatdefinewhoweare.Whatwesee,whatwehear, andwhatweexperienceaswegrowolder shape thepersonwebecome.Everythingwedoasparents has an impact, whether we realize it at the timeornot.

As Rotarians, we have a similar responsibility to considertheconsequencesofoureveryaction.Wecannotpredicthowsignificantourwordsanddecisionswillbe.Butwedoknow that everythingwe say anddohas an impact.Ourresponsibility is to ensure that the cumulative effect is apositiveone.

When we give to our Rotary Foundation, we know that the result will be positive. When I served as RI president, I saw the truth of this in so many ways. The poorest parts of the world are the places where the local clubshavethefewestresources.BygivingtoourFoundation,webringhelptotheplaceswhereRotary isneededthemost--andfulfilltheFoundation’smissionofDoingGoodintheWorld.

GlennE.EstessSr.

FoundationTrusteeChair

RIPresident’sNovember09Message

MyfellowRotarians:

The playwright George Bernard Shaw once wrote,“Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imaginewhatyoudesire;youwillwhatyouimagine;andatlastyoucreatewhatyouwill.”

Thereisnoshortageinthisworldofpeopleabletoimagineabetterfuture.ButinRotary,wedonotjustimaginethatfuture --wewill it,andwework tocreate it.Thiswedothroughourtwogreatstrengths:ourRotaryclubsandourRotaryFoundation.

Overtheyears,IhavebeenprivilegedtowitnessfirsthandthefruitsoftheoutstandingworkcarriedoutbyRotariansall over the world, supported by the programs of ourFoundation. One thing that impresses me is how theseprograms focus not on short-term satisfaction or rewardforthegiver.ThebestRotaryprogramsandprojectsfocuson building for the future - and making lives better forgenerations.

Twodecadesago,weRotariansmadeapromise:tomakelifebetterfortheentireworld,forever,byeliminatingpolio.Ithasalwaysbeenanambitiousgoal,butithasalwaysbeenarealisticone.Andnow,thankstoourRotaryFoundation,wearecloserthanevertoreachingit.

ItismyhopethatwiththehelpoftheBill&MelindaGatesFoundation andRotary’sUS$200MillionChallenge, therewillsooncomeatimewhenwewillbeabletosaythatwehavemadepolioathingofthepast.Forifwefailnow,wewillfailallthosewhohavegonebeforeus,andeverychild

towhomwemadeapromise. Ifwefail,weriskourowngoodname,andthegoodnameofall theRotarianswhocamebeforeus.

Wewillnotfail.Wecanandwemustsucceed.

I know that each one of you recognizes that The Futureof Rotary Is in Your Hands - and that the future of ourFoundationisaswell.

JohnKenny

President,RotaryInternational

Newcoatsforchildren

ByRyanHyland

As another U.S. winter approaches, Rotarian RichardSanfordandhisPennsylvania-basednonprofitorganization,Operation Warm, are gearing up to provide low-incomechildrenwiththeproperappareltosurvivethebittercold.

In 1998, Sanford, a member of the Rotary Club ofLongwood, read a local newspaper article about childrensufferingincoldweatherwhilewaitingfortheirschoolbusbecausetheylackedwintercoats.

Angered but also inspired, he decided to take action,launchingOperationWarm,whichworkswithmanufacturersto provide high-quality unused coats to underprivilegedchildrenacrosstheUnitedStates.

“I couldn’t understand how something like this couldhappen.Itbrokemyhearttoseekidsfreezebecausetheydidn’t have warm-enough coats,” recalls Sanford, theorganization’sCEOandchair.

Throughfundsdonatedbyprivateandcorporatepartners,Operation Warm collaborates with manufacturers todevelopsizesandstylesforboysandgirls,thendistributesthecoatstoneedychildren.

Fortheorganization’sfirstprojectin1998,Sanfordpurchased58coatswithhisownmoneyfromadepartmentstore.Heand members of his Rotary club distributed the coats tochildreninalow-incomePhiladelphianeighborhood.Sincethen, Operation Warm has provided more than 500,000newcoatstochildrenin26states.

Rotary continues to play a crucial role in expanding thefundraising for and distribution of coats, says Sanford.About60clubs in theUnitedStateshaveworkeddirectlywith Operation Warm, providing more than 25,000 newcoatstochildren.

“Rotaryhasbeenphenomenalinoursuccess,”saysSanford.“This project truly represents what Rotary is all about:assistingthedisadvantagedinourcommunities.”

KimFremontFortunato,presidentoftheorganizationanda member of the Rotary Club of Wilmington, Delaware,says the quality of the coats is a key difference betweenOperationWarmandmanyothercoatdrives.

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Our“PengurusTepiApi”,RtnTanPengHuathasinformedusthatonthe28thNovember2009,wewillbehavingour4th Fireside at RtnMay Lim’s residence at 6.30p.m. Thisfireside will cover Community Service and the ResourceRotarianisnoneotherthanPPAlbertLim.

As always, Rtn. Tan Peng Huat has already been makingpersonal phone calls to all the newly inducted Rotariansto attend. “SYABAS” to you, Rtn Tan for your untiringefforts.

MovingontoDistrictmatters.

InternationalYouthExchange(IYE)SeminarhostedbyRCDanauDesawillheldatHolidayVilla,JalanAmpangonthe8thNovember2009at9.00a.m.

SeminarcostisRM40forRotariansandRM25forparticipantwhoisbelow19yearsofage.

Director toServicetoNewGenerations,RtnArvinKumarwill be going around garnering for your attendance andsupport.

OurDaughter’sClub,RCCentralDamansarawillbe2yearsold on the 14th November 2009. President Siti SubaidahandherBODhaveextendedtheirinvitationandappealtoallofustosupporttheiranniversary.

Their 2nd Anniversary will be held at the Urban, HotelIstana at 6.30 p.m. and the cost is RM150 per pax. Thenight’sthemewillbe‘Black&Orange’andattireisstrictlyformal.

AccordingtoPresidentSitiSubaidah’sinvitation,thedinnerisafullwesterncourseandpremiumwinewillbeserved.

Forthosewhoareinterested,pleasegetintouchwithme.

According to President Lai Bou Leong’s telephoneconversationwithme,pleasebe informedthatourSisterClub, RC Singapore West will be organizing a ChristmasFellowship on the 17th December at Holland’s Club,Singapore.

FellowRotarianspleasetakenoteonthiseventandseeifwecanmakea tripdownsouth tohave fellowshipwiththem.

WiththisitgivesmegreatpleasuretocalluponPELeongChoy Ying to introduce our Guest Speaker, PP Dato’Lakshamanantoaddresson,“TheRotaryFoundation.”

Rtn Leong Choy Ying introduced the guest speaker forthe day who was none other than PDG PP Datuk Dr. NLakshmanan who spoke on the topic of The RotaryFoundation.

PDGPPDatukDr.NLakshmananisamemberoftheRCofKlangsince1985.BecamePresident in1990-91andwastheDGD3300inRY2002/03undertheRIThemeofSowTheSeedsOfLove.

HeholdstheclassificationofDentistry.CurrentlyservingintheDistrictastheDeputyChairoftheTRFcommitteeandisaDistrictTrainer.

Married to Ann Datin Seetha and he enjoys attendingRotarymeetingsaspartofhishobbies.

THEROTARYFOUNDATIONBYPDGDATUKLAKSHMANAN

WHATISTRF?The mission of The Rotary Foundation is to enableRotarians to advanceworld understanding, goodwill andpeacethroughtheimprovementofhealth,thesupportofeducation,andthealleviationofpoverty.

THEFUTUREVISIONPLAN100PILOTDISTRICTS2009-2013280APPLICATIONS3DISTRICTSINOURZONEWORKWITHINTHEMSELVESMOREAUTONOMY50%TOBEDECIDEDBYGOVERNORS6AREASOFFOCUS

“NoonecantelluswhatRotarywillbetomorrow,butonething is certain: What Rotary will be tomorrow dependsuponwhatweRotariansdotoday.”—ArchKlumph,founderofTheRotaryFoundation

WHYSHOULDWEGIVE?WHEREDOESYOUROURMONEYGO?WHOMANAGESIT?WHYDOWEHAVETOGIVETORI/TRF?

NOONEASKEDME.

WHATYOURGIFTCANDOYOURUS$100GIFT TOTHEANNUALPROGRAMSFUNDHELPSPROVIDE:• ahearingaidforachildinPakistan• textbooksforoneelementaryschoolinZambia• cataractoperationsforthreeblindindividualsinIndia• mosquito netting for 35 homes to help prevent the

spreadofmalariainBangladesh

YOUR US$500 GIFT TO THE ANNUAL PROGRAMS FUNDHELPSPROVIDE:12 to 13 prosthetic limbs to an “Operation Walk” LimbCamp in Thailand and Cambodia a watch repair mini-businessforsixdisabledworkersinthePhilippinescarpentrytools for a vocational workshop that trains 150 deafchildrenper year inGambia five small sewingbusinessesto give poor mothers in Mexico the ability to lead moreself-sufficientlives

YOURUS$1,000GIFTTOTHEANNUALPROGRAMSFUNDHELPSPROVIDE:• kitchenequipmentforanorphanageinPeru• materialstoconstructadeepborewellinIndia,supplying

cleanwatertomorethan300people• establishment of a tree nursery in Jamaica that will

produce 5,000 tree seedlings annually and increasefamilyincomefor700farmers

• parasite and anemia prevention materials for needychildreninBrazil

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“Mostof thechildrenwehelphaveneverownedanewcoat,” says Fortunato.“Webelieve it improves their self-esteem.Butmost important, the coatswedistributewillkeepkidswarm.”

Sanford says the organization has found many willingpartnersbecausepeoplecanrelatetothechildren’splight.

“All around us there are poor children in this countrywho need assistance,” he says. “It’s our responsibility tohelp those who can’t help themselves. Seeing the kids’smilesandexcitementwhentheyputon theirnewcoatsisanincredibleexperience.Thisisanenormouslypowerfulproject.”


DollyPartontospeakat2010convention

DollyPartonwillspeakatthemorningplenarysessionon23Junetopromotereadingamongpreschoolchildren.Photocourtesy of The Dollywood Foundation Country musiclegend and philanthropist Dolly Parton will be a keynotespeaker during the 2010 RI Convention in Montréal,Québec,Canada,20-23June.

Partonwillspeakatthemorningplenarysessionon23Junetopromotereadingamongpreschoolchildren.SheandtheDollywood Foundation’s Imagination Library teamed upwith Rotary International in March to help provide age-appropriatebookseachmonthtochildrenfrombirthuntilagefive.Readmore.

Parton will speak to Rotarians about the importance ofearly childhood reading and how the collaboration withRotary International has augmented the success of theImaginationLibrary.

ThesingerdevelopedapersonalloveofbookswhilegrowingupinruralTennessee,USA,whereshesawfirsthandthetollthatilliteracycantakeonfamilies.

“I am thrilled about our partnership with RotaryInternational,” she said in March. “Rotarians love kidsasmuchas I do, so I trulybelievewecando somethingextraordinarytogethertohelpevenmorechildrenlovetoreadandsucceed.”

Since its launch in 1996, the Imagination Library hasprovidedmorethan23millionbookstopreschoolers.


RIMediaReleaseonKalyan’selection

IndianbusinessmantoleadRotaryasits101stpresident

Contact: Howard Chang at 847-866-3408 or [email protected]

Banerjeewilltargetpolioeradicationashistoppriority

(EVANSTON, Illinois, USA, October 27, 2009) - KalyanBanerjee,abusinessmanfromGujarat,India,willbecomepresidentofRotary Internationalwww.rotary.org-oneofthelargesthumanitarianserviceorganizationsintheworld-on1July2011.Aspresident,Banerjeewillleadaglobalnetwork of 1.2 million business and professional leaders

from more than 200 countries and geographical regionswho, through volunteer service, help meet the needs ofcommunitiesworldwide.

Banerjee, a member of Rotary since 1972, and theinternationalorganization’sthirdpresidentfromIndiasaid,“I am honored to lead Rotary as its 101 st president.”Banerjee added that Rotary’s strengths include its abilityto attract leaders from different vocations around theworld,aswellasitsroleinpromotingpeace.“MygoalisforRotarytobecomethepreferredorganizationfortoday’sgeneration to join andparticipate in, tomake theworldbetter,saferandhappier,”hesaid.

Aspresident,BanerjeewilloverseeRotary’stoppriorityoferadicatingpolio,acripplingandpotentially fataldiseasethat still threatens children inAfricaandAsia - includingIndia. Since 1985, Rotary club members worldwide havecontributed more than US$800 million and countlessvolunteerhourstotheeffort,andRotary isnowworkingtoraiseanadditional$200milliontofulfillitscommitmentfora$355millionchallengegrantfromtheBill&MelindaGatesFoundation.Greatprogresshasbeenmade,andtheincidenceofparalyticpolioinfectionhasplungedworldwidefrom350,000casesin1988tofewerthan2,000in2008.

As one of the four remaining polio endemic countries,which also include Afghanistan, Nigeria, and Pakistan,India’sfightagainstpolioremainsstrongwiththevolunteerand financial support of more than $106 million fromRotary.Inaddition,Rotary’ssustainedpolitical,bureaucraticandreligiousadvocacyeffortsatnational,stateanddistrictlevelshavemadeadiscernible impacton theprogram inIndia. As the past chair of the Southeast Asia RegionalPolioPlusCommitteeandmemberofRotary’sInternationalPolioPlus Committee, Banerjee spearheaded many ofRotary’snovelinitiatives,whichhavegivenanewpushtothepolioeradicationprograminIndia.Tolearnmoreaboutpolio eradication, visit www.rotary.org/endpolio or www.polioeradication.org.

Rotary also sponsors the largest privately fundedinternationalscholarshipprogramintheworld.Since1947,Rotaryhascontributedroughly$500milliontofundayearofstudyabroadfor38,000students from100countries.Theseculturalambassadorsuse the skillsandknowledgethey acquire through their time abroad to advance thecauseofinternationalunderstanding,goodwill,andpeace.RotaryalsosponsorssevenRotaryCentersforInternationalStudies in peace and conflict resolution at eight leadinguniversitiesinsixdifferentcountries.

Banerjee is a director of United Phosphorus Limited,the largest Indian agrochemical manufacturer, and thechairofUnitedPhosphorus (Bangladesh) Limited.He isamemberoftheIndianInstituteofChemicalEngineersandthe American Chemical Society, a past president of VapiIndustries Association, and former chair of the GujaratchapteroftheConfederationofIndianIndustry.HeearnedadegreeinchemicalengineeringfromtheIndianInstituteof Technology,Kharagpur. Banerjee andhiswife, Binota,havetwochildrenandfourgrandchildren.


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Pudu News“INVOLVED WE ARE, COMMITTED WE MUST BE”

PROCEEDINgSONMONDAY,2ndNovember2009

guestSpeaker : PDGDatukDr.N.LakshmananSubject : TheRotaryFoundation

SAARtnStanleyPereiracalledthemeetingtoorderat1.15pmonbehalfofPresidentRobinTay.HeintroducedallthevisitingRotariansandguests.HelaterledinthesingingoftheNationalAnthemandproposedtheloyaltoast.

TheFinemasterforthedaywasPPNgSimBeewhowastedno time in fining every member RM1 for being the firstweeklymeetingofthemonthofNovember.

AllthememberswereagainfinedRM1fornotwearingacoatandtieandalsothosewhowerewearingacoatandtiealsohadtopaythefine.

RtnCTHenghadtopayaheavyfinefordoingagoodjobinorganizingtheEmployersandEmployees’nightandtheturnoutwasveryencouraging.ThosememberswhowereabsentwereeachfinedRM1.

RtnRoypaidRM10tocoverallthefinesie.forhisweddinganniversary,being late for themeetingandforwearingacoatandtie.

Welcometoour16thPuduWeeklyMeeting.

LastThursday,29thOctober2009,atourBODmeeting,PDGDr.PaulLeehaspresentedtheamendmentsofourClub’sBy-Laws. The proposed amendments will allow our Clubto adopt the Club Leadership Plan (CLP) implemented byRotary.

Justforyourinformation,beforeRotaryadoptingtheCLP,PuduRotaryClubhasbeenpracticingitsownplansimilartoit.

HonorarySecretary,RtnAlexChangwillsendacopytoallofyouviaemailandthiswillbeoneoftheagendaatourforthcomingAGMatMacroPoloRestauranton the15thDecember2009at6.30p.m.

Fellow Rotarians, please take note on this importantmatter.

OnthesameeveningaftertheBODmeeting,agroupofushavetorushtoWismaPGRMatCherastoattendSMKPESSfund raising. They are namely Rtn Jeffery Yap, Rtn AsokKumar,RtnEdwardLee,RtnAaronOng,PPGaryLim,RtnCTHeng,andPresidentRobin.PPPhangandPPKURajahwere there earlier while waiting for us all to arrived. Theschoolsold100tablesonthatnight.

ThankyouRtnJefferyYapfororgainisingthisfellowshipinviewofsupportingourInteractClubofSMKPESS.

Fellow Rotarians, a few weeks ago the Service to Newgenerationsanditsadvisorshavejustcompletedthe“EssayCompetition”withallour9sponsoredInteractClubs.

LastFriday,30thOctober2009attheICCmeeting,PPVGChandran,PPPhang,RtnArvinKumar,andRtnJefferyYaplaunched another competition. This time it is “ElocutionContest”.

From now till 22nd January 2009, the Interactors will betrained by professional trainers on public speaking skills.Eighteen contestants will be selected on the 5th February2010andthefinalselectionwillbeheldatoneoftheschoolhallonthe26thFebruary2010.

Please take note of these dates and your kind support ismuchneeded.

In theRotary calendar,20thNovember ismarkedas“TheWorldInteractWeek”.Tomakethisweekasignificantone,RotariansareadvisedtohaveactivitieswithInteractors.

Director to Service toNewGenerations, RtnArvinKumarandInteractChairman,RtnJefferyYap,haveorganizedthelastICCmeetingatMBSonthisdayat2.30p.m.andlunchwillbehostedbyPresidentRobinTay.

RotarianAdvisorstoallthe9sponsoredInteractClubspleasemakeyourselfavailableandjoininforthefellowship.

VISITINgROTARIANSName ClubPDGPPDatukDr.NLakshmanan RCKlang

gUESTSName HostDaisyChin RtnLeongChoyYing

STATISTICSVisitingRotarians : 1Guests : 1ClubMembers : 34

TotalPresent : 36

COLLECTIONSBirthdays/Anniversaries/Fines : RM 61.00PayingDiners : RM 30.00Raffles&Others : RM 70.00

Total : RM 161.00

BOARD OF ROTARY YEAR 2009/20�0President

RtnRobinTayLianKiat([email protected])

Tel:603-62010086H/P:012-2382389VicePresident

RtnLawrenceB.Khoo([email protected])

Tel:603-21632018Fax:603-21633018019-3880905

HonorarySecretaryRtnAlexChangHueyWah


H/P:012-6289928HonoraryTreasurer

RtnCTHeng([email protected])

Tel:603-91727091Fax:603-91727092H/P:012-2363451

PresidentElectRtnLeongChoyYing


H/P:012-3778713ImmediatePastPresident

MichaelYeowKiewMeng([email protected])

Tel:603-21761155Fax:603-20318925H/P:012-3291882

DirectorsClubService

RtnKAKumar([email protected])

H/P:012-2953935VocationalService

RtnEdwardLeeShinFoong([email protected])

Tel:603-21628181Fax:603-27118218H/P:012-2685551

CommunityServiceRtnJamesTehCheeHin


H/P:012-3312302InternationalService

RtnStevenOonHoonNam([email protected])

Tel:603-62732868Fax:603-62760868H/P:012-2127011

ServicetoNewgenerationArvinKumar

([email protected])H/P:012-3631630

ChairpersonsClassification

RtnKKYapTel:603-21421207

FellowshipRtnPatrickLeeHongLian


H/P:016-2113988Programme

PPChowTain([email protected])Tel:603-89459728Fax:603-89453278

H/P:012-3722663PublicRelation

PPAlbertLimYewSeng([email protected])Tel:603-33421537H/P:012-3354287

AttendanceRtnSharonLim([email protected])Tel:603-89616779Fax:603-89616773

012-2851218RotaractChairman

PPMichaelTungSiakKeiTel:60321421148Fax:60321452103

BulletinEditorPPRichardLiew([email protected])

Tel:603-80241422Fax:603-80241459019-2162516

Sergeant-At-ArmsRtnStanleyPereira

([email protected])Tel:603-20958291

012-2211625Advisors

PDGDr.PaulLee,DGEKBLim,PPVGChandran,PPNgSimBee,

PPPhangPokeShum

THE FOUR- WAY TEST

Of The Things We Think,Say, or Do.

1. Is it the TRUTH?

2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?

3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?

4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

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Conceived by Herbert J. Taylor, a Chicago Rotarian in July 1932In January 1943, Rotary International Board Of Directors agreed that

‘The 4-Way Test’ should be part of Vocational Service Ideal. Herbert J Taylor was RI President in 1954-55

Rotary Clubs around the Klang Valley Meeting Information

DAYS TIME ROTARYCLUBS VENUE

Monday 1245 RCPudu Shangri-LaHotel,KL 1800 RCCyberjaya 1stFloor,MSCInnovationCentre,Cyberjaya 1900 RCPantaiValley KualaLumpurGolf&CountryClub,BukitKiara,KL 1930 RCTitiwangsa RoyalSelangorClub,KL 2000 RCSenawang RoyalSungeiUjongClub,Senawang,Seremban

Tuesday 1245 RCPetalingJaya SheratonHotel,SubangJaya 1815 RCBangsar RoyalSelangorClub,KL 1830 RCKajang PrescotMetroInn,Kajang 1845 RCBandarUtama BusinessCentre,OneWorldHotel,BandarUtama 2000 RCDanauDesa WismaBelia,1stFloor,Room711,JalanSyedPutra,KL 2000 RCPortKlang RoyalKlangClub,Klang 2000 RCUSJ ResorceCentre,3KSportsComplex&Inn,USJ

Wednesday 1230 RCShahAlam KelabShahAlam,ShahAlam 1245 RCKLDi-Raja Shangri-LaHotel,KL 1830 RCAmpang TheRaintreeClub,KL 1830 RCKLNorth RoyalSelangorClub,KL 1830 RCSriPetaling SriPetalingHotel,SriPetaling,KL 1830 RCSubang HolidayVillaSubang,SubangJaya 1900 RCCheras BankersClub,AmodaBuilding,JlnImbi,KL 1930 RCBandarSunway SunwayLagoonResortHotel,Subang 1930 RCBrickfields RoyalSelangorClub,KL 1930 RCBukitBintang HolidayVillaAmpang,KL 1930 RCBukitKomanwel BukitJalilGolf&CountryClub 1930 RCCentralDamansara RoyalCommonwealthClub,DamansaraHeights,KL 2000 RCDamansaraWest SriDamansaraClub,BandarSriDamansara,KL 2000 RCKampungBaharu KelabSultanSulaiman,KampungBaru,KL 2015 RCPortDickson RoyalPortDicksonYatchClub,PortDickson 2030 RCMelawati KClub,TamanMelawati,KL 2030 RCSungeiWay BukitKiaraEquestrian&CountryClub,BukitKiara,KL

Thursday 1245 RCGombak CorusHotel,JlnAmpang,KL 1245 RCKlang RoyalKlangClub,Klang 1245 RCSeremban RoyalBintangHotel,Seremban 1800 RCDamansara RoyalSelangorClub,KL 1900 RCKelanaJaya BukitKiaraEquestrian&CountryResort,KL 1900 RCSentul SRC,BoulevardSentul,SentulRaya,KL 2000 RCPuchong 9,JlnBK3/2,BdrKinrara,Puchong

Friday 1830 RCMetroKL BankersClub,AmodaBuilding,JlnImbi,KL 1930 RCKLWest RoyalSelangorClub,KL 2030 RCBernamValley 2ndFlr,19B,JlnBdrRawang1,Rawang

Saturday 0730 RCBukitKiaraSunrise BukitKiaraEquestrian&CountryResort,KL 0900 RCLembahDamansara TropicanaGolf&CountryResort,PJ

ClUB ProCEEdiNGS

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