ΔΕΛΤΙΟ ΟΜΙΛΟΥ ΑΡ. 2. Συνεστίαση 5 Ιουλίου Ανακοινώσεις : 1. 29/06/2010. Προσευχή...

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1 PRESIDENT Maria Hadjinicola SECRETARY Petros Adamides ΑSSISTANT GOVERNOR George Petrou ADDRESS P.O.Box CY-1307 Nicosia ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT Ray Klinginsmith DISTRICT GOVERNOR 2450 Assem Abdel Razek DISTRICT DEPUTY GOVERNOR 2450 George Papaleontiou ROTARY WEBSITES Rotary Club of Nicosia-Salamis Cyprus Rotary rotary-cyprus.org District ΕΠΟΜΕΝΗ ΣΥΝΕΣΤΙΑΣΗ 12/07/ Σύσφιξη σχέσεων μελών Μπαράκι Hilton Park στις 8.00 μ.μ. D I S T R I C T ΔΕΛΤΙΟ ΟΜΙΛΟΥ ΑΡ. 2 Τόπος και ώρα Συνεστίασης Hilton Park, Θέμα Συνεστίασης Club Assembly Παρόντες 11 ( 40%). Απολογίες.., -,,, -, - -,, -. Συνεστίαση 5 Ιουλίου 2010 Προσευχή... Καλωσόρισμα Club Assembly Πρόποση - -. Ευχαριστίες /06/2010, C l u b N o Ανακοινώσεις : 1. 29/06/ απένειμε το χρηματικό βραβείο ( 500) - -, εις μνήμη του αείμνηστου μέλους του Ομίλου μας Πρέσβη Σταύρου Επαμεινώνδα. Π Ε Ρ Ι Ε Χ Ο Μ Ε Ν Α 1-2 & Cyprus Rotary News 4 District 2450 News 5 Rotary International News 6 3

2 Συνεστίαση 05/07/2010 Σελίδα 2, πρόσκληση από τον Ρ.Ο. Λευκωσία-Ασπέλια 02/07/2010 Dr Manfred Lange Ιntroducing Educational programs to raise Environmental Awareness and Enhance Environmental Protection on Cyprus. 3. Διμηνιαίο Δελτίο - Πάτρα-Νότος ( ) Ντίνος Αποστόλου (Κάσινος) πέθανε από Καρκίνο. -. Πρόγραμμα Συνεστιάσεων 12/07/2010 Σύσφιξη σχέσεων μελών Μπαράκι Hilton Park 8.00 μ.μ. 19/07/2010. «-» 26/07/2010 :.. EREY 02/08/ /08/ /08/ /08/2010 : Service Projects, Membership, Rotary Foundation. 30/08/2010 : I Club Administration, Public Relations, Famagusta.,. / - Ανόρθωσης Αμμοχώστου. Μαρία Ιωάννου 40. Εορτασμός των δεκαπεντάχρονων. - µµ Rotary - US$1.000 για το Polio Plus. Φιλανθρωπικά δείπνα - κονσέρτου. Αναθέρμανση διδυμοποιημένους -.. Προβολή - µ µ - µ,, newsletter Cyprus Rotary. Αύξηση των Μελών 2. επίτιμου μέλους. Συμμετοχή 75ο Συνέδριο της Περιφέρειας Παρουσίαση Επιτροπών ( 3). Παρουσίαση στόχων Ροταριανής Χρονιάς Συμβολή στην επίτευξη. Το Έργο Χρονιάς - -. «Οδική ασφάλεια». Περιβαλλοντικά έργα : -. Κοινές Συνεστιάσεις. μηνιαία εκπαίδευση ειδικών βραβείων 500, Ευχές. Shannon (10/7).

3 Διοικητικό Συμβούλιο & Επιτροπές Σελίδα 3 ΕΠΙΚΕΦΑΛΗΣ ΚΑΙ ΜΕΛΗ ΕΠΙΤΡΟΠΩΝ ΕΠΙΤΡΟΠΗ ΚΟΙΝΩΝΙΚΗΣ ΔΡΑΣΗΣ. Αντιγόνη Κοιλιάρη-Επικεφαλής..... ΔΙΟΙΚΗΤΙΚΟ ΣΥΜΒΟΥΛΙΟ ΠΡΟΕΔΡΟΣ ΕΙΣΕΡΧ. ΠΡΟΕΔΡΟΣ ΑΜΕΣΩΣ ΠΡΟΗΓ. ΠΡΟΕΔΡΟΣ ΑΝΤΙΠΡΟΕΔΡΟΣ ΓΡΑΜΜΑΤΕΑΣ ΤΑΜΙΑΣ ΤΕΛΕΤΑΡΧΗΣ ΜΕΛΗ ΕΠΙΤΡΟΠΗ ΔΙΑΧΕΙΡΙΣΗΣ ΕΡΓΩΝ. Θεοδώρα Ταουσιάνη-Επικεφαλής ΕΠΙΤΡΟΠΗ ΜΕΛΩΝ ΕΠΙΤΡΟΠΗ ΡΟΤ. ΙΔΡΥΜΑΤΟΣ. Αντώνης Τουμαζής-Επικεφαλής Λίτσα Αρέστη -Επικεφαλής ΕΠΙΤΡΟΠΗ ΔΗΜΟΣΙΩΝ ΣΧΕΣΕΩΝ. Έλενα Νικολάιδου-Επικεφαλής ΕΠΙΤΡΟΠΗ ΑΜΜΟΧΩΣΤΟΥ ΕΚΠΑΙΔΕΥΤΗΣ ΟΜΙΛΟΥ.. Γιώργος Μιχαηλίδης-Επικεφαλής π.π. Θέμης Θεμιστοκλέους ΕΠΙΤΡΟΠΗ ΟΙΚΟΝΟΜΙΚΟΥ ΕΛΕΓΧΟΥ. Άντρη Γεωργίου-Επικεφαλής

4 Cyprus Rotary News Σελίδα 4 Service Position Duties DDG George Papaleontiou District Deputy Governor George Constantinou s coordinator Christina Covotsou-Patroclou PA to DDG P Phaedon Stylianides General matters PP Michalis Solomonides Secretary to DDG PP Yiannos Pissourios Treasurer to DDG DG s Executive Committee DDG George Papaleontiou Chairman PDGR Tassos Televantides Member DDGN Themis Themistocleous Member PDG Doros Jeropoulos Member DGN Kevork Mahdessian Member P Gural Tanova Member Governors College Cyprus PDG PDG PDG DGN Christodoulos Karakannas Doros Jeropoulos John Strongylos Kevork Mahdessian Assistant Governors Nina Sadek George Petrou Dincer Cagin Stathis Ioannides Themis Themistocleous Christina Covotsou- Patroclou Christakis Papavassiliou Elena Tanou Kyrenia Nicosia Ledra Kyrenia Liman Nicosia Sarayionu Nicosia Salamis Kyrenia St Hilarion Nicosia Aspelia Paphos Paphos Aphroditi Nicosia Lefkothea Nicosia Famagusta Limassol Kourion Limassol Amathusia Limassol L/ssol-Berengaria Cosm Larnaca Larnaca Kition Famag. Cavo Greco

5 District 2450 News Σελίδα 5 DISTRICT DISASTER RELIEF TASK FORCE (DDRTF) Mission: The District Disaster Relief District Task Force (DDRTF) is a new District Task Force formed by the District 2450 after the year 2010 flood disasters in Egypt. DDRTF attempts to reach out to serve the ten countries of the District in case of a disaster. DDRTF has coordinators representing the 10 countries to enable coordination of relief efforts in the District as a whole. DDRTF acts as the overarching policy and leadership framework intended to support and unify District 2450 Rotarian involvements in relief and development activities - locally, regionally and worldwide. Rotarian Action Groups implement their programs through Rotarians, Clubs and Districts around the world. The Disaster Relief Task Force is designed to help Rotarians contribute to preparedness in a timely and effective manner before a disaster and to participate in response, relief, recovery and rebuilding coordination after a disaster: to help save lives, alleviate suffering, stimulate recovery and mitigate hazards. Goals: To fulfill our mission purpose, the District Disaster Relief Task Force will endeavor to provide a number of Rotarian supports. These supports include: Provide training programs for all levels of Rotarian relief and development involvements. (This year we hope to cooperate with some NGOs working in the field of preparedness to provide training to interested Rotarians, Rotaractors and volunteers). In the years to come, it is envisaged to initiate a disaster relief training center. Assure that Rotary programs are not duplicating or interfering with other programs (whether Rotary or third party); provide district wide coordination; help identify gaps in coverage in any particular disaster response and act as required. Provide Rotary disaster entities with an effective promotional and communications vehicle to display their disaster programs, recruit interested parties and generate resources. Provide contacts and skill-set inventories of Rotarians in the District who have specialized skills useful in disaster operations and who are available to assist Rotarian disaster intervention programs including the referral of volunteers. Assist Rotarians and Rotary entities to be able to scale-up and scale-down to meet the needs, challenges and demands of an intervention based on context and Rotary's terms of reference. Assist clubs and disaster interventions with resources to meet surge capacity needs in terms of funding, personnel, materials and logistics. (Not this year). Provide an online disaster operations library of plans, procedures, protocols and best practice guidelines relevant to disaster management and relief and development activities Compile a communication list of disaster relief entities in the District countries, the region and worldwide. Strategy and Actions to Be Taken in : 1. Promote DDRTF as a new District Task Force in the District, locally and internationally. Let us be visible and have people know we exist! (communication, Press coverage, media, special event (s)) --- DESIGN LOGO 2. Page on District website and Website follow-up 3. Creating a contact list of other disaster relief entities locally- regionally and internationally, finding out what they do, how can they help us and how to contact them? 4. Creating a contact list of Rotarian and non-rotarian volunteers (group by profession) who will be ready to act in case of disaster. 5. Compile a set of procedures and actions to take in case of different kinds of disasters (research needs to be done). 6. Fundraising to collect money to support our goals (Events) 7. Contacting entities and NGOs to see of possibilities to train volunteers on disaster relief measures: (logistics, first-aid, aid distribution..etc.). Conducting at least 2 training sessions this year.

6 Rotary International News Σελίδα 6 RI President-Biography R ay Klinginsmith, a retired attorney from Kirksville, Missouri, USA, served as general counsel and professor of business administration for Truman State University (formerly Northeast Missouri State University) for more than 20 years. From 2001 to 2004, he served as a county commissioner for Adair County. Ray has served as a director of the Macon-Atlanta State Bank in Macon, Missouri, since 1971, and he was one of the initial trustees for the Missouri Family Trust, which the Missouri legislature created in He was the president of Chariton Valley Association for Handicapped Citizens since its inception in 1982 until 2009, and is now president emeritus. He received the 1988 Parent/Caretaker Award from the Missouri Planning Council for Developmental Disabilities. He is a former member of the executive board for the Great Rivers Council of the Boy Scouts of America and the holder of its Silver Beaver Award for adult volunteers. He is a member of the First United Methodist Church in Kirksville and a former lay speaker for the church. A member of the Rotary Club of Kirksville and a Rotarian since 1961, Ray has served Rotary as district governor, chair of the 1998 Council on Legislation in New Delhi, and chair of the 2008 Los Angeles Convention Committee. He was a member of the RI Board of Directors from 1985 to 1987 and chaired its executive committee in Ray joined The Rotary Foundation Trustees in 2002, serving as vice chair in , and was a member of the Future Vision Committee from 2005 to Ray is a Major Donor and a recipient of the Foundation s Citation for Meritorious Service and Distinguished Service Award. Ray s wife, Judie, is a former elementary school teacher in Macon and Kirksville and a former consultant for the Child Development Assistant program at the Kirksville Area Vocational Center. Ray and Judie have two children, Leigh and Kurt, and three grandchildren, Morgan, Grant, and Sydney Perkins. The RI president s monthly message J u l y Winds of Change What an amazing world! Advances in technology are happening so quickly that they cause constant changes in our businesses and professions. Yet about one-third of the world s population is still living at a subsistence level with little change in their lives. It is a stark contrast and a cause for concern. Rotary is the best in the world at linking people of goodwill around the globe and then gaining their cooperation and support to make the world a much better place to live and work. Rotary has both a distinguished heritage and a bright future. My primary task as president is to enhance the vitality and viability of Rotary clubs and to enable them to succeed in the midst of societal changes. This is an important task because it is the clubs that address and alleviate the root problems of society and thereby make the world a better place. Wind of change was a new and significant phrase when I was a Rotary Scholar in South Africa in the early 1960s. It is serendipitous that the phrase that was first publicized in my host city of Cape Town is now applicable to Rotary as we contemplate the changes in society that dictate some corresponding changes in our organization. The phrase is now better known as winds of change. We are currently enjoying a culture of innovation at Rotary International. We have the ability to look at all of our programs and practices to see if they can be improved, even as we steadfastly maintain our core values. I hope many Rotarians will take advantage of this opportunity to identify and implement improvements in their clubs and districts as well. Rotary lives and breathes in our 33,000 clubs, and it is the clubs that improve lives by Building Communities Bridging Continents. If we succeed in helping clubs to become Bigger, Better, and Bolder in the next year, then it will be clear that the best days of Rotary are still ahead. We are fortunate to be Rotarians! Together, we can make the world a better place!