1 D-4370 Caracas. December 6. 2014 Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao y Venezuela GOVERNOR MESSAGE Christmas is coming, days of spirituality, of love, of the family, of the "hallacas" and of our most beautiful traditions. These are times of peace where the human being is reconciled with itself and with its similar, where purposes are made to be better. This year as in the previous votes will do to live a better world in the year 2015. We commented that Chela and me participated in the Rotary Institute of Antigua: Cesar, elected Governor of 4380, German, Governor-elect of 4370, Thomas Hac- ker, my current District Instructor and Chairman of the Committee of LFR, Law- rens RC Curaçao, Filiberto, Ruben Luna, Andres Baffigo past governors, all accom- panied by wives and until Matthias, the son of Thomas. Venezuelan rotarians recei- ved demonstrations of solidarity and we are proud of our presence in the Institute. We agreed to significant joint actions that will strengthen links between the dis- tricts of 4370 and 4380. The topics covered were relating to the public image of Rotary that needs to be considered as a product and therefore, spread its values and characteristics. The Rotary Foundation and topics on membership concluded the seminar to give way to the plenary of the rotary institute. These were extraordinary in that we have seen the awakening of our giant Rotarian on the basis of principles, values and commitments. Notes of interest were: delivery to the district 4370 (Governor Simon Lucena Her- nandez) the recognition that the Rotary Foundation awarded for having reached the second place in the contribution to the annual fund. In the same way, post- humous tribute was paid to past governors of the area 21-A including the beloved Margarita Katan of 4370 and Olga Naranjo of 4380. continue No 5 LEONE ROSSI NOVEMBER 2014 Governor 2014-2015 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL OFFICIAL DIRECTORY President: Gary C.K. Huang President-Elect: R.K “Ravi” Ravindran ZONE 21A Director: Celia Cruz de Giay DISTRICT 4370 Governor: Leone Rossi Governor-Elect: Germán Martínez Medina 2015- 2016 Governor-Proposed: Juan Bautista Abrante 2016- 2017 District Instructor: Thomas Hacker Secretary: Ceneida Sánchez García Treasurer: Jesús Mora Legal Counselors: Lucy Bracho / Leandro Rossi Bravo Mace Bearer: Robiro Terán Moreno COMMITTEES Membership Development: Oswald Carvajal / Delvia Graterol Extension: César González / Carmelo Sarli RYLA: Rasghill Guerrero de Villaseca TRF: Thomas Hacker Image and Public Relations: Miriam de Villanueva/ Lufrido Croes/ Alfredo Pérez Vivas 2015 RI Convention: Germán Martínez Medina 2015 District Conference: Jesús González Youth Service: Angélica Lunar Somoza / Manfredo González “Education for a healthy life” Program: Ceneida Sánchez García Interact: Emil Sucre Gamboa / Rafael Salavert Rotaract: Maritza Mago Martínez Youth Exchange Program: Patrizia Rossi Executive Secretary: Judith Hamilton Monthly Newsletter: Ricci Prieto G. [email protected]
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D-4370
Caracas. December 6. 2014
Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao y Venezuela
GOVERNOR MESSAGE
Christmas is coming, days of spirituality, of love, of the family, of the "hallacas" and
of our most beautiful traditions.
These are times of peace where the human being is reconciled with itself and with
its similar, where purposes are made to be better.
This year as in the previous votes will do to live a better world in the year 2015.
We commented that Chela and me participated in the Rotary Institute of Antigua:
Cesar, elected Governor of 4380, German, Governor-elect of 4370, Thomas Hac-
ker, my current District Instructor and Chairman of the Committee of LFR, Law-
rens RC Curaçao, Filiberto, Ruben Luna, Andres Baffigo past governors, all accom-
panied by wives and until Matthias, the son of Thomas. Venezuelan rotarians recei-
ved demonstrations of solidarity and we are proud of our presence in the Institute.
We agreed to significant joint actions that will strengthen links between the dis-
tricts of 4370 and 4380.
The topics covered were relating to the public image of Rotary that needs to be
considered as a product and therefore, spread its values and characteristics.
The Rotary Foundation and topics on membership concluded the seminar to give
way to the plenary of the rotary institute. These were extraordinary in that we
have seen the awakening of our giant Rotarian on the basis of principles, values and
commitments.
Notes of interest were: delivery to the district 4370 (Governor Simon Lucena Her-
nandez) the recognition that the Rotary Foundation awarded for having reached
the second place in the contribution to the annual fund. In the same way, post-
humous tribute was paid to past governors of the area 21-A including the beloved
On November 7, OV to Rotary IT CHE ME. The governor Leone Rossi accompanied by Presidents José Manuel
Leotaud President (RC It Che Me), Wladimir Barberi (Rotaract), Ana Pestana (Interact) and the girl Natalia List
(Futuract)
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OFFICIALS VISITS November 2014
On November 12, OV to Rotary GUANIPA
On November 11,
OV to
Rotary
EL TIGRE
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OFFICIALS VISITS November 2014
On November 13, OV to Rotary ANACO
On November 17, OV to Rotary VALLE DE CARACAS
On November 20, OV to
Rotary CHACAO
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The Friendship Cup Route
6.– Sixth Group: Maturín, Maturín San
Simón, Juanico y Guarapiche, Date ssatur-
day , november 01,2014
Coordinator: Gladys de Marichal
7.– Seven Group: Chamariapa Cantaura y
Anaco, Date Saturday, Novvember15, 2014
Coordinator: Delvia Graterol
On November 15 was received Great Cup of Friendship by Rotary
Club Maturin, delivered to Rotary Anaco and Rotary Chamariapa
Cantaura, where we had a full friendship day and companionship,
entertainment by the great Theater Bengala of Anaco city and we
ended with excellent musical group where classical and Venezuelan
music was heard, accompanied by Rotary Puerto La Cruz, Cachamay
New Generations and rotaractors of Rotary Chamariapa-Cantaura
with rotaractors in training of Rotary Anaco. Joining bonds of friend-
ship and LIGHT UP ROTARY.
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The Friendship Cup Route
8.– Eight Group:
Puerto La Cruz, Lecherías y Barcelona
Date : Saturday, november 29, 2014
Coordinator Zaida Guaita
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REVIEW RECEIVED
The next two pages are to report the month of NOVEMBER ASSISTANCE congratulate clubs
SAN ANTONIO, CAFETAL, ALTO PRADO, LA LAGUNITA-EL HATILLO, being the first to do on
Friday 28 November.
We encourage club secretaries to perform this task, maximum within 5 days after the end of the
month, when the MONTHLY CHART with the received data is sent. Also we invite you to make the
report either directly to the District Secretary or through the ClubRunner.
It would be great to have information on the number of partners at the end of each month and check
for increased membership and not lose sight of this important parameter for our district.
ROTARY CUMANÁ TEAM
AND THE NATIONAL INSTITU-
TE OF NUTRITION SUCRE OR-
GANIZED THE SUCCESSFUL
DAY "EDUCATION FOR A
HEALTHY LIFE" THE 12.11.2014
AT SCHOOL "CORAZÓN DE
JESUS"....... FUREPREDI GRO-
WING IN THE DISTRICT!!!
By Pedro Elías Carrasco
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POS CLUB ROTARIO
No. de Socios
Diferen-cia
Reunio-nes
%
Inicial Final ASISTEN-
ZONA CENTRAL NOVIEMBRE 2014
3 Altamira - Metropolitano 13 4 70
1 Alto Prado 24 4 93
Antimano
Aruba
Baruta
Bonaire
1 Cafetal 21 21 4 79
5 Caracas 27 4 62
Caracas Casco Histórico
Chacao
4 El Peñón 16 16 4 80
Guarenas
1 La Lagunita-El Hatillo 15 4 65
La Victoria
4 Las Delicias 10 9 4 98
4 Las Mercedes 12 70
5 Los Teques 12 4 62
Macaracuay
Maracay
4 Petare 17 4 82
Prados del Este
3 RC Curacao 81 83 .+2 4 55
1 San Antonio de los Altos 11 4 69
San Juan de los Morros
Valle de Caracas
Willemstad
TOTAL VARIACION ZONA
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POS CLUB ROTARIO
No. de Socios Diferen-
cia Reunio-
nes
%
Inicial Final ASISTENCIA
ZONA ORIENTAL nov-14
3 Anaco 26 25 -1 4 77
Angostura
2 Barcelona 27 28 4 60
Cachamay N.G. 19 4 66
Caroní de Puerto Ordaz
4 Carupano Bermúdez 12 3 52
4 Chamariapa-Cantaura 19 4 64
4 Ciudad Bolívar 45 4 71
4 Cumana 23 4 87
Cumanagoto
4 Cumana-Manzanares 26 4 49
4 El Tigre 25 27 .+2 4 85
4 Guanipa 16 3 91
Guarapiche
4 It Che Me 21 4 65
3 Juanico-Maturín 20 4 60
Lechería-El Morro
4 Maneiro 23 4 68
Maturín
4 Maturín-San Simón 14 4 75
4 Nueva Toledo-Cumana 17 4 98
4 Orinoco 19 20 .+1 5 75
Puerto La Cruz
4 Puerto Ordaz 26 26 4 75
4 San Félix 16 4 63
Upata-Villa de Yocoima
TOTAL VARIACION ZONA
TOTAL VARIACION DISTRITO 1205 (+)
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TOTAL CLUBES 52
AUMENTO NETO DE SOCIOS (+)
No. CLUBES INFORMARON 30 58% CLUB QUE NO INFORMO
No. CLUBES SIN INFORMAR 22 42%
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In the Antigua City, Guatemala, the Governor-elect of the D4370, German Martinez attended from 23 to 26 November to GETS to governors
elected 2015-2016 of the Zone 21A and accompanied by the participants of the D4370 the Institute Rotary from 27 to November 29.
Leone Chela Lawrence Janet Germán Luisa Thomas
Rossi de Rossi Bennett de Martínez Martínez de Hacker Hacker
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Did you know you can view and download the digital version of the New Rotary Magazine Online?
In http://revistarotaria.com is not only possible to read the latest issue of the magazine but also New Rotary
Past issues of the magazine and its different sections: - Rotary Day - Rotary World - RR Communities - Clubs
in Action
Also you can visit ROTARY MAGAZINE space in the social network Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/
pages/Revista-Rotaria) or access media content over the network channel YouTube (http://
www.youtube.com/user/mariatamayo1)
In the Antigua City, Guatemala, the Governor-elect of the D4370, German Martinez attended from 23 to 26 November to GETS to governors elec-
ted 2015-2016 of the Zone 21A and accompanied by the participants of the D4370 the Institute Rotary from 27 to November 29.
Our sincere congratulations to Chela Rossi, by the well-
deserved recognition granted to her by the Mayor of El
Hatillo, for her outstanding work for the benefit of the
community.
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History of The Rotary Foundation At the 1917 convention, outgoing RI President Arch C. Klumph proposed to set up an endowment “for the pur-
pose of doing good in the world.” In 1928, it was renamed The Rotary Foundation, and it became a distinct en-
tity within Rotary International.
Growth of the Foundation In 1929, the Foundation made its first gift of $500 to the International Society for Crippled Children. The or-
ganization, created by Rotarian Edgar F. “Daddy” Allen, later grew into Easter Seals.
When Rotary founder Paul Harris died in 1947, contributions began pouring in to Rotary International, and the
Paul Harris Memorial Fund was created to build the Foundation.
Evolution of Foundation programs 1947: The Foundation established its first program, Fellowships for Advance Study, later known as Ambassado-
rial Scholarships.
1965-66: Three programs were launched: Group Study Exchange, Awards for Technical Training, and Grants
for Activities in Keeping with the Objective of The Rotary Foundation, which was later called Matching Grants.
1978: Rotary introduced the Health, Hunger and Humanity (3-H) Grants. The first 3-H Grant funded a project
to immunize 6 million Philippine children against polio.
1985: The PolioPlus program was launched to eradicate polio worldwide.
1987-88: The first peace forums were held, leading to Rotary Peace Fellowships.
2013: New district, global, and packaged grants enable Rotarians around the world to respond to the world’s
greatest needs.
Since the first donation of $26.50 in 1917, the Foundation has received contributions totaling more than $1 bil-
lion.
Yousafzai, whose father is a Rotarian, shares the prize with Kailash Satyarthi, a native of India who has worked to combat the exploitation of chil-dren for financial gain, according to an announce-ment in October from the Norwegian Nobel Com-mittee.
