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The 3rd Club Assembly, scheduled on 26th January, was a platform for members to express their views with regard to matters related to our Club. There were three items on the agenda: the directors’ reports, a sinking fund for our Golden Jubilee and any other business. Of course, the much-anticipated discussion on item two of the agenda did not turn out to be full of fireworks. There was only one dissenting view. The rest of our members were of the opinion that some form of ‘levy’ has to be imposed in view of the anticipated number of Rotarians from our nine sister clubs who will visit us on 6th January 2011 for our 50th Anniversary Celebrations. I appreciate the members who have expressed themselves in a rather rational and reasonable manner. One thing is for sure: We need to reciprocate to the members of our sister clubs. The great hospitality they had bestowed upon us when we visited them was unmatchable. We cannot run away from this social obligation when it is our turn or opportunity to do it. It does not reflect well of Rotarians. More>>
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| The much talked about levy to fund the 50th Anniversary Celebrations of our club was finally tabled for discussion at the Third Club Assembly on Tuesday 26th January 2010. The number of members present was as usual -23. These are the same members who have been attending club meetings all these months and who are supportive of the imposition of a levy on all members to fund the celebrations.
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The Club meets every Tuesday NEXT MEETING 9 February 2010 Rtn CY Wong will speak on "Life in Events Management"
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The Club after a short Regular Meeting held its 3rd Club Assembly. After the Report by the various Directors, Treasurer and Hon Secretary proceeded to discuss the setting up of a sinking fund for the 50th Anniversary Celebrations. Of the 23 members present only one member spoke against the proposal. More>>
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