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The GraceFor Friendship and fellowship, we thank thee Lord; For what we are about to receive, may God make us truly thankful and ever mindful of the needs of others. Amen . The Four Way testOf 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? The Object of Rotary The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster: 1. The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service; 2. High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying of each Rotarian's occupation as an opportunity to serve society; 3. The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian's personal, business, and community life; 4. The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service.

Kampala North Kampala South Mengo Kasangati Naguru TUESDAY Sunrise (Breakfast) Bukoto Rubaga Makindye Kololo Bweyogerere WEDNESDAY Entebbe Kyambogo Kiwatule Kampala Central Kampala West Mukono Nansana Portbell Muyenga Kajjansi Kampala Naalya THURSDAY Gaba Kampala Kampala East Kampala Ssese Bugolobi Natete Rotary Seeta Namugongo FRIDAY Ntinda Kibuli Kyengera Muyenga Breeze

Nommo Gallery : 6.00p.m Hotel Africana : 6.00p.m Pope Paul Clib 12.45 p.m Kasangati Resort 7:00pm Kati Kati 7:00pm Shanghai Hotel 7.00 am. Kabira Club 7.00 pm. Pope Paul Club 1.00 pm. Shanghai 6.00 pm. Hotel Africana 6.00 pm. Mamerito Hotel 6.30 pm Lake Victoria 7.00pm Kireka Sports View 6.00pm Kabira Club 7.00 pm Hotel Africana 6.00 pm Shanghai 1.00 p.m Colline Hotel 7.00pm Ivory Hotel 7.00pm Silver Springs 7.00 p.m Hotel Intern. 6:30pm Dream Guest Hse 7:00pm Ndere Centre 7:00pm Green Valley 7.00pm

NAALYA FOOD
WEEKLY BULLETIN july 24 2013 ,

ROTARY LEADERSHIP
Issue 23: ROTARY CLUB KAMPALA NAALYA: CLUB NO: 84340; SINCE 14/03/12

MENU 1. Message from DG 2. Rotary News 3. Club Service 4. Ekitoobero News 5. Rotary Week 6. Rotary Norms, Who meets where?

DG EMMANUEL KATONGOLES MESSAGE My fellow Rotarians, I greet you all and welcome you to D9211. Thank you for believing in me and trusting me with the delicate but important task of getting the District off the ground. I invite you to join me in this historic venture, and together we shall not only create and nurture a highly vibrant District, but we shall also enjoy ourselves in Rotary fun and fellowship along the way.

Let me take this opportunity to appreciate the effort that each one of you has so far put in planning for the year ahead of us. A lot of good work has already been successfully accomplished, thanks to the commitment that you have put in, coupled with a high sense of togetherness and team spirit. The task ahead of us is enormous, a fact that calls for our continued vigilance and determination. We have been fortunate to learn from our great past leaders, and this puts us in a privileged position. Let us make them proud by continuing the work that they have themselves done with diligence. Our theme this year Engage Rotary Change Lives, speaks for itself. Rotary is very much alive and all we need to do is to engage it and we shall change lots of lives that need changing. Our RI President Ron D. Burton asks us in his citation to recognise Rotary clubs for an array of achievements that promote our membership growth, enhance humanitarian service through our Foundation, and strengthen our network through the family of Rotary. By qualifying for the Presidential Citation, clubs contribute to Rotarys strategic goals and multiply the impact of their good work through the collective focus of more than 34,000 Rotary clubs worldwide. I would like to extend my thanks to all those who have offered themselves for service. It is also my prayer that every Rotarian in the District will serve at a given level. Each one of us must be involved in one way or another if we are going to engage Rotary effectively. Every Rotarian must be a member of a committee at the Club level. This way we shall all have an opportunity to serve. This way we shall be able to change lives through an unrivalled multiplier effect. Finally, let me promise that we have an exciting year ahead of us, and I look forward to meeting you all in your Clubs during my visits.

Grand Imperial 1:00pm Hotel Africana 7:00pm Nommo Gallery 6:00pm Hotel Royale 7:00pm Ivys Hotel 7:00pm Rider Hotel 7:00pm Abba Hotel 7:00pm Nob View Hotel 7:00pm Hotel Africana 6:00pm Sendi House 7:00pm Hotel Intern 6:30pm

ROTARY NEWS
Nigerian businessman donates US $1 million to Polio Eradication
At the Rotary International Convention in Lisbon, Nigerian business leader and philanthropist Sir Emeka Offor announced a $1 million gift to Rotarys PolioPlus program. This contribution will provide funding and support for the Global Polio Eradication Initiative in the continued fight to eradicate polio. Offors generous gift is the first million-dollar gift received toward a newly-extended fundraising partnership between Rotary and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. This collaboration dubbed End Polio Now Make History Today -- could generate up to $525 million towards polio eradication efforts over the next five years. This is Sir Emeka Offors second major contribution to Rotarys polio eradication effort. However Offor has contributed a combined total of more than $ 2.1 million to Rotary in support of the global humanitarian and educational programs. His gifts make him the largest contributor from Africa in Rotarys 108 year history.

CLUB SERVICEROTARY YEAR 2013-2014

By Flavia Serugo Club Secretary

Attendance has always been important, but it is key this year and is one of the district goals for 2013/2014. Under the Manual of Procedures every Club is required to report its monthly attendance to the District Attendance Officer not Our Guests later than the 15th day of the following month. last week
1. Rtn Margaret OkelloRC Naguru

British Opthamologist receives top Foundation Alumni Award

Dr. Harminder Singh Dua, an Indian-born ophthalmologist in Nottingham, England, received the 2012 -13 Rotary Foundation Global Alumni Service to Humanity Award at the Rotary International Convention in Lisbon, Portugal, in late June. He was nominated for the award by District 3030 (Maharashtra, India). Dr. Dua, chair and professor of ophthalmology at the University of Nottingham, Queens Medical Centre, has treated patients in the United Kingdom, India, and the United States; and has shared his skills on corneal disorders with students and colleagues around the world. While living in India, Dua performed thousands of free operations on poor patients with cataracts and glaucoma at free eye clinics sponsored by Rotarians and NGOs. More recently, Dua is credited with discovering a previously undetected layer of the human eye that is located at the back of the cornea -- a discovery that was reported in the journal Ophthalmology in May. Called Dua's layer, it is much thinner than a human hair. Its discovery is expected to make corneal transplant surgery safer & simpler, and to contribute to knowledge about diseases affecting that part of the eye.

Whenever you miss fellowship is important that you make-up so that the 2. Rtnit Bryan OkediRC Kla Sunrise Clubs attendance score is not affected. However, please note that a make-up 3. Rtn David KasingwireRC Kampala can only be used two weeks before or two weeks after the make-up date. 4. Rtn Grace MurindwaRC Bukoto Outside those two weeks it is no longer eligible. Make up 5. Rtn Robert MugaigaRC Namuis restricted to a maximum of two fellowships in a month gongo because one must attend at least 50% of meetings at his/ 6. Rtn Sheila BwangoRC Bukoto her own Club.
7. Mr. Lad Ategeka Amooti

Thanks to all members who endeavored to attend fellowship from June 15th- July 15th. The Average score is at 68% including make ups. Lets aim for a 75% score this month.

Buddy Groups ( 2013 2014)

Henry Kyira (Group Leader) Ruth Mugisha (Group Leader) Susan Mawemuko (Group Leader)

Evelyn Mulinda Jimmy Mayanja Sheila Kawamara John Mugisa Susan Ahimbisibwe Christine Amucu

Beatrice Mugisa Emma Mwanja Denis Osikol Stephie Gacukuzi Flavia Serugo Francis Lakor

Denis Jjuuko Tony Lagamber Fr. Herman Zziwa Rita Lakor Anita Rujumba Kevin Nyeko Anne Nkutu

Club news: last week in fellowship

Safe Male Circumcision (SMC)

news on our members

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1. AG Grace KabuyeRC Kyengera The topic during last week s fellowship was SMC and was facilitated by President John Mugisa who is also a Public Health and HIV/ AIDS specialist in Uganda. We learned that:
2. Rtn Sarah MuhumuzaRC Kibuli 3. Rtn Robert MugaigaRC Namugongo 4. PP Sam NsiyonaRC Bweyogerere 5. PP James SerugoRC Kampala 6. Rtn Charles OkolongRC Bweyogerere 8. Mr. Lad. Ategeka Amooti

SMC reduces the risk of HIV infection by 7. President MusunguRC Naguru 60%. The campaign is targeting those most at risk 9. Miss. Patricia Kembabazi i.e. men betwn 1549 years . Out of a target of 4.2 million men, only 23% have been circumcised so far.

Role of Rotarians in Campaign

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Main challenges - mixed messages, safety Generate positive publicity about concerns, inadequate kits and finance. SMC in your community.

BREAKING NEWS

WHATS UP

EKITOOBERO: our rotary week

Ekitoobero: rc bukoto installation

A team led by President Mugisa and including Rtns Beatrice, Sheila, Anne, Flavia and Stephanie attended RC Bukotos Installation Ceremony on 19th July 2013 at Ndere Centre.

Fellowship: AG Grace Kabuye, IPP Francis Lakor and President Musungu on 17/7/2013.

PDG Mwanje taking the chain of office from PP Mike Sebalu as incoming President Murindwa waits to receive it.

Rtn Rita (former first lady) hands President Mugisa a group photo of the Charter Members of RCKNA.

PP Aggrey Kankunda welcomes Rtn Kemigisha to the Rotary Fraternity and the Rotary Club of Bukoto.

Rtn Emmanuel Mwanja (Club Treasurer) receives the books of accounts from Rtn Kevin Nyeko (Asst Treasurer).

PAG Annie Munywevu inducting new members of the Rotaract Club of Bukoto.