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Swedish Exchange Group Farewell Dinner

Letter inviting Robert Craft to the Swedish Exchange Group's farewell dinner.

Rotary beginnings

A memo sent to the Toledo Rotary Club asking about the history of the Toledo Rotary Club

Swedish Exchange Group Farewell Dinner

Rotary Club of Toledo, e hio Suite 811 • 425 Jefferson Avenue • Toledo, Ohio 43604-1094 • (419) 241-7060 j/.~, )~( /,....--~ ~ Jw duL ~ ~ ~ ---­May 1, 1991 Mr. Robert L. Craft 4730 Glendale, No. 101 Toledo, Ohio 43614 Dear Bob, The International Service Committee invites you and your spouse to attend our farewell dinner party for our Swedish Exchange Group guests on Wednesday, May 22, 1991, at the Toledo Country Club. A reception will be held in the Living Room at 7 p.m., followed by dinner at 8 p.m. The cost for the dinner to board and committee members will be $28 per person (or$56 per couple). If you wish to attend this function, please return your check for the appropriate amount in the enclosed envelope and this will serve as your reservation. Due to limited dining facilities, you are urged to return your check promptly if you plan to attend. Reservations will be on a first-come first-served basis. We hope you will be able to join us for this farewell party. yours, ar;tes E. Gilbert Fqtewell Dinner Chairman ternational Service Committee ~~~ r Iv "'jLfpA--­r ~/ ~L7)tO:J~­Service Above Self • He Profits Most Who Serves Best

Crippled Children

Crippled Children I At Camp Cheerful, N . Y. Suggestions to Rotary clubs for wor~ in behalf of Crippled Children - Rotary International cJ J West Wacker ])ri,·e. CHICAGO, U. S. A. : Pehkan"m,e, ZURICH. SWITZERLAND H Norfolk Street, S:rond, LONDON, ENGLAND

Rotary beginnings

SILVER ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF ROTARY-CHICAGO. U. S. A.. JUNE 23 -'27. 1930 PRr:S IO r:N T O IR!:CT O .... M. EUGENE NEW SOM O. W . OHERN DURHAM, NOATH CAROLINA, U. S."'. OKL AHOMA CITV, OKLAH OMA,U. S ..... KO'fAKY INTEKNATIONAL FIRST VICII!: P,",r:SID£ NT OI~ECTO"" D R. OTTO BOHLER SYDNEY W.PASCALL VIENNA, A U STRIA 211 WEST WACKER DRIVE, CHICAGO,U.S.A . LONDON, EN GL....ND 2 F'ELIKANSTRASSE. ZURICH, SWITZERLAND STREET/STRANO),LONDON,W.C. 2 , EN GLAND SECOND VICE PRE~ID£NT -+-34 NORFOLto< DIRECTOR C R. EDOU,ARD W ILLE MS FtOV RONAL. D B"'USSELS, BELG IUM MITCHELL,SOUTH DAKOTA,U.S.A. CABLE ADDRESS INTEROT...RY THlflltD VICE P'"'ltSIOII!:NT DIRECTOR CHARLES W.ACKL EV I.e . SUTTON V INELAND. N EW .JERSI!:Y. U. S.A. TAM P ICO, MEX ICO SERVI CE HE PROF"ITS M OST D'P't':CTOR Dr .... E.CTOR A BOVE SELF'" W HO SERV ES BEST" VIZCONDE DE CASA AQUILAR O. M. WRI G H T MADRID,SPAI N STRATFORO,ONTAR iO,CANA DA D I RI!:CTO I"t a ttCAETARY DAVID CLAR K CH ESLEY R . PERRY CHARLOTTE:, NORTH C ARO LINA, U. 9.A. CHICAG O, ILLINOIS. U. S .A . DI AECTO,.. TREASURE~ CLYDE L. HULSIZ E R' SECRETARIAT RUI='US 1='. CHA P IN OES MOLNr;S, IOWA, U.S. A . CHICAGO, ILLI N O IS, U . S.A. ( CENTR AL OF FICE) EXECUTIVE D EPARTMENT Chicago, 14 May, 1930 Mr. Cha.rles W. Owen President, The Rotary Club Toledo, Ohio Dear Charles: On the train coming back from Cleveland we were talking about what club was the first to engage in crippled children work. * Please note the enclosed pamphlet. You will note on page 4 that the Rotary Club of Syracuse is credited with having been the first -in 1913. Then the Rotary Club of Toledo is credited with being the second -in 1916. l'his pamphlet has been in circula.tion for some time and there has been no challenge made as to these two historical credits. If you should discover that it is true that some other city in Ohio started the work in your state, we shall be very glad to have that information. With kindest regards, I remain Chesley R. Perry Sec ret a r y mp * enclosure !

Rotary Election information

ROTARY I~TER:\"ATIO.\iAL • One Rotar\, Center 1560 Sherman A\"enue E\anston. IL 60201-3698 lS\ 15 July, 1989 To Presidents of Rotary Clubs in Zone 3 in the USCB Region Dear fellow Rotarians: At the 1990 (Portland, Oregon) convention of Rotary International a director of R.I. is to be elected from the membership of clubs in Zone 3 in the USCB region, having been nominated in accordance with the nominating committee procedure provided in article IX, section 3{b) and (c) of the by-laws of R.I., excerpt of which i s enclosed. There also is enclosed a copy of the official suggestion form for use by any club in your zone that wishes t o submit the name of a qualified Rotarian for consideration by the committee. The suggestion form must be mai led so as to be in the hands of the convener no later than 15 SEPTEMBER, 1989. The form must be accompanied by a written statement from a physican certifying that the suggested candidate is in good health and physically able to carry out the duties of an R.I. director. The board of directors of R.I. calls your attention to the following provisions of article IX, section 12 of the by-laws of R.I., prohibiting activ1ties by, or on behalf of, any candidate for elective position in R.I. to further his candidacy: " •••No Rotarian shall campaign, canvass or electioneer for elective position in Rotary International nor allow any such activity on his behalf; nor shall any brochures, literature, letters or other materials be distributed or circulated by a Rotarian or on his behalf to any clubs or members of clubs except as may be expressly authorized by the Board. Should a candidate become aware of any prohibited activities having been undertaken on his behalf, he shall immediately express his disapproval to those so engaged and shall instruct them to terminate such activity ••• II Accordingly, if your club decides to submit the name of a qualified Rotarian for consideration by the nominating committee for director in your zone, the club should limit itself to submitting the information requested on the enclosed official suggestion form. Neither the suggested candidate nor the club ~y engage in any unauthorized activities to further his candidacy, lest ctivities cause the candidate to be considered as ineligible and thereby alified for n enclosures Phone: 312-866-3000 Cable: lnterotarv Telex: 724 -465 FAX: 312-328-8554

The Rotarian /

With supplements.Mode of access: Internet.Vol. for issued by: Rotary International

Rotary Election information

Letter to all the presidents of Rotary Clubs in Zone 3 regarding the election rules