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e-BlossomsR O T A R Y C L U B O F T I R U C H Y C E N T R A L

Monthly e-Bulletin of

July 2009

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Flower1

RI Dist : 3000lub No. : 61144

PresidentsDesk...

Greetingstoall

I am so proud and honored to be the

7th

president

of

our

prestigious

club

for

this

Rotary year. My hearty congratulations to the

IPP. Rtn. K. Ramasamy and his team for the

excellentworkdoneinthelast12months.

Actionsarelouderthanwordstheysayand

one year down the history lane will speak what

theRotariansofTiruchyCentralhavegiventoour

community and to the respective selves. I am

confident about this task because of the help

I

know

is

always

there

from

my

Secretary

Rtn. Prabu, my colleagues on my board and

members ofourClub. I will do mybest toserve

you well and to facilitate your efforts to make

dreams real by conducting the meetings more

lively , interesting, informative , fun and fellow

shipand aboveallservicetothecommunity.

I thank you all for giving me this excellent

opportunity and I will try my best to be the

worthyof

the

confidence

reposed

on

me

and

be

a worthy successor to the illustrious list of past

presidentsourclubboastsof.

Thankyou.

YoursinRotary,

S.Selvam

EditorsInk

Greetingstoall

It is a privilege for me to be the Editor of

eBlossoms, the monthly eBulletin of Rotary Club

ofTiruchyCentral.

EnjoythenewlookofeBlossoms. Thefront

pagehasbeenredesignedtoliberatemorespace.

eBlossomscanalsobeaccessedonweb,the link

ofwhichhasbeenprovidedinside. Thankstoour

Club member M. Sudhakar, who has made this

possible.

Wehave

released

our

Club

Members

Direc

torywhichcanalsobedownloadedfromthe link

provided. More coverage is given to Rotary

News.

Apart from this, there are regular features

suchasRotaryGyan,AnnsCorner,AnnetsCorner

andusefularticles. Pleasekeepsendingmearti

clessothateveryonecanbebenefitted.

Please

send

me

your

comments

and

feed

back.

Thankyou.

YoursinRotary,

A.SukwinderSingh

JohnKennyRIPresident

A.PurushothamanDist.Governor

T.ValliappanDist.Gov.Elect

ENT % PHF C LUB

S.SelvamPresident

V.PrabuSecretary

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The mission of Rotary International, a worldwide association of Rotary clubs, is to provide service to others, to

omote high ethical standards, and to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of

siness,professional,andcommunityleaders.

DEAR Rtn.SATTANATHAN.,

CONGRADS , FOR WONDERFULE-BULLETIN BY YOUR CLUB ,IT IS INNOVATIVE AND COSTLESS REACHING MANY RTN INVARIOUS CITIES,COUNTRIESBY EMAIL,

I ALSO SUGGEST ONE OF OURMETRO CLUB RELEASED THESAME ON C/D VERSION TOTHEIR MEMBERS IT COST LESSTHAN PRINTING.YOU CANALSO TRY .

MANY WISHES FOR YOURCLUB SUCESS AS YOURPERIOD

WITH REGARDSRtn.PP.PHF.R.K.DURAISWAMYROTARY CLUB OF MADRASFORT

Dear Sukwi

Hats off to you, June month eBlossoms comes really well with lot of informationwhich many of us do not know.Keep it up & continue the same in coming months alsoRegards,

Rtn.PHF.G.J.SATTANATHANRotary Club of Tiruchy Central

Dear Sukwinder,

So much Info combinedin so little space.

Excellent work. Niceplacement, Beautifulalignment and spaceutilisation.

Your design is going fromgood to Very Good.

I have put up all theissues of eblossomsrecieved in the followinglink.

http://kreativindia.biz/rctc/images/eblossoms/

Thanks & RegardsSudhakarRotary Club of TiruchyCentral

Thanq Sukhwinder

Blessings again

you have dispensed witht h e f i r s t p a g e p h o -tos??????????? but, where arethey shelved to? where did you get my

photo? See attachment; can you

use it?

Blessings againPunchRotary Club of Tiruchirapalli

Dearsir,

This mail from S.A.Selvaraj

Secretary from R.C. of

D i n d i g u l C e n t r a l .

Isawyoureblossoms.Itisvery

excellent

work

very

goodjob

donebyyourteam.Allthebest

andkeepitup.

thankyou

Rtn.S.A.Selvaraj

Secretary

R.CofDidigulCentral

Dear Editor Singh,

Asusual it is very good. Keep it

up.

J.Sankaran

Rotary Club of Tiruchirapalli

Icansaythiseblossomis

a wonderful, useful,

enjoyable, informative e

magazine. let it grow and

achieve the himalayan

edges

Rt.S.Murugesan,

Rt.ClubofTrichirappalli

Inbox

MISSION

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Of the things we think, say or do

Is it the TRUTH?

Is it FAIR to all concerned?

3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?

4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

THE FOUR-WAY TEST

Office Bearers 2009 - 10

PRESIDENT PRESIDENTELECT SECRETARY TREASURER SGT@ARMS

Rtn.PHF Rtn.PHF Rtn.PHF Rtn.PHF Rtn.PHF

S.Selvam G.J.Sattanathan V.Prabu A.SukwinderSingh V.B.SatishKumar

PUBLIC SERVICE MEMBERSHIP ROTARY

RELATIONS ADMINISTRATION PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION

Rtn.PPPHF Rtn.PPPHF Rtn.PPPHF Rtn.PHF Rtn.PHF

R.Ramasamy M.Ramanathan S.A.Clements S.Subramaniam S.Kumar

MEMBERSDIRECTORY

MembersDirectoryofourClubcanbe

downloadedfromthefollowinglink:

MembersDirectory

BOARDOF

DIRECTORS

ASSISTANT

GOVERNOR

DIST.GOVERNOR

ELECT

Rtn.PPMajorDonor

RA.Manikandan

Rtn.PPMajorDonor

T.Valliappan

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the time the world is certifiedio-free, Rotarys contributionsthe global polio eradication

ort will exceed US$850 mil-n

To date, 122 nations aroundthe world have benefited fromPolioPlus grants for polio im-munization and eradicationefforts.

From the launch of global initia-tive in 1988, 5 million people,who would otherwise be para-lyzed, will be walking becausethey are immunized against polio.

In 1995, Rotary Internationallaunched a task force to advocatethe cause of polio eradication to

donor governments .

Frequently, friends ask

whether Rotarians receive

special businessbenefitsfrom

their

Rotary

membership.

Should Rotarians expect a

special discount or some

preferential service just

because they are dealing with

a f e l l o w R o t a r i a n ?

The answer is clearly "no."

The Rotary Manual of Proce

dure expressly states the

Rotaryposition

on

this

matter.

The policy, originally approved

by theRIBoardofDirectors in

1933, is that in business and

professional relations "a

Rotarian should not expect,

and far less should he ask for,

more consideration or advan

tages from a fellow Rotarian

than

the

latter

would

give

to

any other business or

professional associate with

whom he has business

relations." Over 50 years ago

the concept was expressed

that "true friends demand

nothing of one another, and

anyabuseoftheconfidenceof

friendship for profit is foreign

to

the

spirit

of

Rotary."

On the other hand, if new or

increased business comes as

the naturalresultof friendship

createdinRotary,itisthesame

normal development which

takesplaceoutsideofRotaryas

well as inside, so it is not an

infringement

on

the

ethics

of

R o t a r y m e m b e r s h i p .

Itisimportantto remember

that the primary purpose of

Rotary membership is to

provideeach memberwitha

unique opportunity to serve

others,andmembership isnot

intended as a means for

personal

profit

or

special

privileges.

HistoricallyRotariansperpetu

atedamyththatRotaryshould

not seek publicity, but rather

let our good works speak for

themselves. A 1923 policy

stating that "publicity should

not be the primary goal of a

Rotary club in selecting an

activity"ofcommunityservice,

was frequently interpreted to

mean that Rotary clubs should

avoid publicity and public

relations

efforts.

Actually,

the 1923 statement further

observed that "as a means of

extending Rotary's influence,

proper publicity should be

given to a worthwhile project

w e l l c a r r i e d o u t . "

A more modern public

relations philosophy was

adopted in the mid 1970s

which affirms that "good

publicity, favorablepublicrela

tions and a positive image are

desirable and essential goals

for Rotary" if it is to foster

understanding, appreciation

and support for its Object and

programs and to broaden

Rotary's service to humanity.

Active

public

relations

is

vital

to the success of Rotary.

A service project well carried

out is considered one of the

finest public relations

messagesofRotary.Itisessen

tial that Rotary clubs make

every effort to inform the

public about their service

projects which have been

w e l l p e r f o r m e d .

As Rotary clubs and districts

consider effective public

relations, it is important to

rememberthatwhenRotarians

thinkofRotary,wethinkofour

noble goals and motives. But

when

the

world

thinks

of

Rotary, itcanonlythinkofour

actions and the service we

haveperformed.

PUBLICRELATIONSOFROTARY

NOPERSONALPRIVILEGES

Rotary Gyan

POLIOPLUS FACTS & FIGURES

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a result of the efforts oftary International and itsundation more than twoion children have receivedl polio vaccine, since 1985.

As part of the global polioeradication effort, in 2006,over 375 million children werevaccinated in 36 countries us-ing 2.1 billion doses of OPV.

Type II wild poliovirus has notbeen found since October1999, suggesting that transmis-sion of one of the three types

of wild poliovirus may havebeen interrupted.

Source: www.rotary.org

Tutu says, You and I are created for goodnessBy Arnold R. GrahlRotary International News -- 18 June 2009

Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu said Rotary'sdedication to peace in the world makes God smile.During his keynote address Thursday, 18 June, atthe Rotary World Peace Symposium, Tutu sharedhow he envisions God looking down on His crea-tion and crying when He sees all the bad things His

children are doing to each other. But, Tutu said, then God looks again and seesRotary."God begins to smile through His tears, and the sun shines through. God says thatis exactly why I created them, for goodness," Tutu said. "You and I are createdfor goodness. You are helping wipe the tears from God's eyes." Read More.

Chess fellowship stays onemove aheadBy Ryan Hyland and Arnold R. GrahlRotary International News -- 2 June 2009

Gone are the days when it took a cou-ple of years to complete a chess

match by mail.

Now, instead of licking a stamp andmailing their winning moves, themembers of the International ChessFellowship of Rotarians can capturethe king with a click of a mouse.

By playing through e-mail, playerscan finish matches in a few weeks.But Internet correspondence did morethan just speed up games, says fellow-ship chair David Smith. It fosteredcloser friendships, better communica-tion, and a stronger sense of fellow-

ship Read More..

Rotary can influence top policymakers to produce

needed changesBy Joseph Derr and Arnold R. GrahlRotary International News -- 21 June 2009

The world faces several multifaceted and critical problems thatcannot be solved by individual nations or existing internationalsystems, says Jean-Franois Rischard, author ofHigh Noon: 20 Global Problems,20 Years to Solve Them. From climate change and biodiversity loss to watershortages, the challenges may seem daunting. The good news: All the globalproblems he describes have cost-effective solutions that are technically and politi-cally feasible -- and Rotary has a lot to contribute. Read more.

Alaskan students go digitalBy Peter SchmidtkeRotary International News -- 15 June 2009

A close-up photoof a sleepy-eyedLabrador re-triever. A familycrest reproducedon a class blog. At w o - m i n u t e

movie featuring a bear catching fish ina rushing, clear river.These varied projects were all pro-duced by students in Soldotna,Alaska, USA, using digital cameras,editing software, and printer/scannerspurchased through a District Simpli-fied Grant and contributions from theRotary Club of Soldotna, the city, andthe Kenai Peninsula Borough SchoolDistrict. Read More.

Klinginsmith elected RIpresident for 2010-11By Joseph DerrRotary International News 24 June 2009

Ray Klinginsmith,of the Rotary Clubof Kirksville, Mis-souri, USA, waselected as presi-dent of RotaryInternational for2010-11 by dele-

gates during the fourth plenary ses-sion at the 2009 RI Convention inBirmingham, England.

Klinginsmith thanked the audience,saying that his election completed along Rotary journey of nearly 50years that began with a Rotary Foun-dation Ambassadorial Scholarship."Thank you for permitting me to com-plete a circle in my Rotary life. It was25 years ago, in this very building,that the delegates to the 1984 conven-tion elected me as ..Read more.

Two young people set 'shiningexample' in polio fightBy Arnold R. GrahlRotary International News 23 June 2009

Two chil-dren whodecided todo what theycould to ridthe world ofpolio re-ceived thun-

derous applause 23 June during thethird plenary session of the 2009 RIConvention in Birmingham, England.

Rotary Foundation Trustee ChairJonathan B. Majiyagbe broughtJoshua Kim, a 14-year-old fromNorthbrook, Illinois, USA, and AnnaZanotti, a 10-year-old from Mantova,Italy, on stage to "share with you thestory of these two young people whohave taken Rotary to heart."Anna and her fifth-grade classmates in

Mantova raised about .Read more.

In brief

POLIOPLUS FACTS & FIGURES

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Our Club celebrated Past Presidents

Day&FamilyMeeton9thJune,2009

atHotelRoyalSouthern.

The Chief Guest of the evening was

PDGAN.Muthuraman.

Our AG L. Nagappan also graced the

occasion.

President of the Club K. Ramasamy

welcomedthegathering.

PP M. Ramanathan adorned the

shawl

toPDG

AN.

Muthuraman

and

PPRA.ManikandantoAGL.Nagappan.

Our Secretary G.J. Sattanathan

highlighted the achievements of our

PastPresidents.

PDG AN. Muthuraman honored by

adorningshawlstoour

CharterPresident T.Valliappan,

PastPresident

RA.

Manikandan,

PastPresidentR.Ramasamy,

PastPresidentM.Ramanathan,and

PastPresidentS.A.Clements.

Our AG L. Nagappan graced the

occasion and felicitated our Past

Presidents.

TheChief

Guest

PDG

AN.

Muthuraman

wa s introduced by ou r PP

R. Ramasamy and finally the chief

guest felicitated our Past Presidents

andappreciatedourClubsteamwork.

1988, 10% of the worldsldren lived in polio-free

untries; as of 1 January07, over 70% are living inio-free countries.

The number of cases of poliohas declined by 99% sinceRotary launched the PolioPlusprogram.

A child can be protectedagainst polio for as little asUS$ .60 worth of vaccine.

Two hundred and ten (210)countries, territories andareas are now polio-free.

Activities of last month

POLIOPLUS FA C TS & F IGURES

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The Chief Guest wished the following couples

who celebrated their Wedding Anniversaries

during the month and presented them with

mementos.

T.Valliappan&V.Shanthi

RA.Manikandan&M.Vijaya

T.Umakanth&PathmaPriya

G.J.Sattanathan&J.Radha

And also to Ann Vijaya, who celebrated her

birthdayduringthemonth.

Afterthe

meeting,

the

program

was

full

of

fun

andfrolic.

Games were arranged for Anns, Annets and

Rotarians. Prizes were distributed to the

winners.

OurAnnetsenjoyedeachandeverymoment.

And finally, the function ended with a delicious

dinner.

ce Rotary began its Polio-s Program, the number of

untries which continue to beio endemic has declinedm over 125 countries in

1985 to 4 countries at the startof 2006. The number of poliocases has declined by morethan 99% since 1985.

At the start of 2007, trans-mission of indigenous po-liovirus had been inter-rupted in all but four coun-tries (India, Nigeria, Paki-

stan, Afghanistan). Withinthese 4 countries, polio ismore geograph ica l lyrestricted

Activities of last month

POLIOPLUS FA C TS & F IGURES

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ce polio has been eradi-ed, the world will reap sub-ntial financial, as well asmanitarian, dividends due

foregone polio treatment

and rehabilitation costs. De-pending on national decisionson the future use of polio vac-cines, these savings could ex-ceed US$1 billion per year.

Since 1998, the inclusion ofVitamin A supplements onNIDs has averted an estimated1.5 million childhood deaths.The administration of Vita-

minA during polio NationalImmunization Days has re-sulted in fewer childhooddeaths from measles, diarrheaand other causes.

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POLIOPLUS FA C TS & F IGURES

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2009

RI Convention inBirmingham,

England,

21-24 June

Our Clubs Charter President and Dist. Governor ElectT. Valliappan attended the 100th Rotary conventionheld in Birmingham, England.

BIRTHDAYGREETINGS

2ndJuly V.RajeswariD/o.T.Valliappan3rdJuly P.BrindhaW/o.V.Prabu8thJuly A.SairabanuW/o.M.Alaudeen8thJuly M.ChittukalaW/o.A.Muthu21stJuly K.Lokanathan23rdJuly L.AmulW/o.K.Lokanathan30thJuly S.MalathiW/o.M.Sudhakar

ARotarydayinphotosRotaryInternationalNews 16June2009

On10October,RotaryclubsworldwidewilltakephotosofRotariansinaction.TheRotarianislookingforawidevarietyofphotographs

that

showcase

all

aspects

of

Rotary

life

for

its

first

"Rotary

Day

in

Photos"

feature.

Getyourclubmemberstogether,andgetcreative.ShootphotosofRotariansdiggingwellsorplantingtrees,raisingfunds

toeradicatepoliooreducatechildren,buildingparksorpaintingschools,leadingaGroupStudyExchangeteamorhostinga

RotaryYouthExchangestudent,playinggolforpilotinganairplanewithaRotaryFellowship,networkingatalocalpubor

baseballgame,orattendingaRotaryclubmeetinginafamiliarplaceoranunusuallocation.TheRotarianisalsointerestedinphotosoforbyInteractors,Rotaractors,alumni,andothermembersofthefamilyofRotary.

Pleaseemailuptothreeofyourclub'[email protected].

Allphotosmustbetakenon10Octoberandsubmittedby17October.Besuretospecifywho'sinthephoto,whatthey're

doing,wheretheyare,whattimethephotowastaken,andwhotookit.

http://www.rotary.org/en/Members/GeneralInformation/Announcements/Pages/090616_ARotarydayinphotos.aspx

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JULY 200 9

A drawing byAnnet J. Karunya, daughter of

our President elect G.J. Sattanathan, was

publishedinYoungWorld,supplementofThe

Hindunewspaperdated2ndJune,2009.

Regards from Tiruchy Central

Kudumbam.

MissedpastissuesofeBlossoms?Have you missed past issues of

eBlossoms? Now you can download it

fromthefollowinglink:

ht tp : / /www.kreat iv india .b iz / rc tc /

eblossoms/

Thanks to our club

memberM.Sudhakar

whohasuploadedall

the issues on the

web.

Wewillmissyou..

One of the senior member of our club

a n d P o l i o P l u s C h a i r m a n ,

Rtn.S.

Annamalai

(remember

his

Irandu Variyil Inbam) has shifted toKumbakonam due to business reasons.

CentralKudumbamwillmissyou.

Announcements

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STEAMED FISH

INGREDIENTS:

Half kg fish.2 teaspoons of turmeric powder.3 red chillies.4 green chillies.1 teaspoon of mustard seeds.

Mustard oil for frying.Salt to taste.

METHOD:Wash and slice fish. Smear with salt and set aside. Grind turmeric, red chillies and mus-

tard to a smooth paste. Slit green chilli.Mix masala with fish. Add oil and green chillies and put in a ves-sel. Pressure cook for 10 minutes. Serve hot with rice.

Ann.

Sathya

Selvam

BANANA CHUTNEY RECIPEIngredients:

6 Bananas ripe3/4 cup Vinegar3 teaspoons Salt1/8 teaspoon of Cinnamon powder2 ground Cloves2 big cardamoms1/2 teaspoon Red chili pepper1 1/2 cups of Sugar4 teaspoons Raisins4 teaspoons blanched Almond

How to make banana chutney: Peel and chop bananas.

Cook with vinegar to a pulp and then stir insugar until it dissolves.

Remove from the fire, mix raisins, almonds (slitinto halves), salt, chili powder and ground spices.

Cool, stir and pour into clean jars and corktightly.Serve after 2 days.

GUAVA CHUTNEY RECIPEIngredients:

250 grams Guava1 cup Vinegar2 cups Water1 level teaspoon Red chili pepper2 big Cardamoms180 grams Sugar (1 1/4 cup)2 level teaspoons Salt2 tsps Ginger cut into thin long strips2 cloves Garlic1 teaspoon Raisins10 blanched AlmondsHow to make guava chutney:

Peel the guavas, cut each into four pieces andremove the seeds.

Cut into thin slices and cook with ginger, garlicand water.

Add sugar, crushed cardamoms, vinegar, chillipowder, raisins and almonds and cook on a hot firetill thick.

Cool and put in a jar and cork tightly.

Serve the next day.

Anns Corner

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aseemailyourcomments&[email protected]

lsorequesttheRotarians,AnnsandAnnetstoshare theirRotaryexperienceandsendrecipies,articles,anecdotes,

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AnswerstolastmonthsSMSContestpuzzles

1.

4

2. 6 Thelowernumbersindicatethenumberof

lettersintheprecedinguppernumber.

3. Horse,cat,dog,lion

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5. Howdoyoudo?

6. 1+2+3+4+5+6+7 8+9= 29

7. Itwillstillbe38degrees.

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answerswerereceivedforthelastmonthssms

contest:

1. AnnetSowmya 6

2. AnnetAndiyappan 4

3. AnnetKishore 5

4. AnnetMeenakshi 6

5. AnnetKrithikaa 4

6. AnnetNishanth 5

AndthewinnerisAnnet RM. MeenakshiD/o.Rtn.M.Ramanathan.Congratulations!!!

AGL.

Nagappan

distributing

prizes

to

May months eBlossoms contest

winners Annet A.C. Clarence for

Below 10 years category and

Annet A.C. Clarita for Above 10

yearscategory.

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