The Dinner to celebrate our Centenary was held on Saturday 26th September 2015 in the Marriott Gosforth Park Hotel, starting at 6.15pm with a Reception followed by Dinner at 7pm. This was a black tie affair with Rotary Insignia & Decorations to be worn. It was a light hearted occasion with speeches kept to a minimum. Guests include Peter Offer representing Rotary International and Rotary in Great Britain and Ireland and District Governor Terry Long. The main speaker was Revd Glynn Evans from St Andrew`s Parish Church in Newcastle. Entertainment followed the dinner and speeches.
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The Object of Rotary was first formulated in 1910 and adapted through the years as Rotary's mission expanded. It provides a succinct definition of the organization's purpose as well as the club member's responsibilities.
moreRotary is dedicated to seven areas of focus to build international relationships, improve lives, and create a better world to support our peace efforts and end polio forever. Read this page and the connected pages to see how we go about this.
moreOne of our objectives is to make a difference in our local community. Here are some of the things we are doing and have done in the past to fulfil this objective.
moreRotarians believe in the advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service. See this page for how we have put this into practice.
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moreTHE ROTARY CLUB OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE TRUST FUND is a Registered Charity (Registered with the Charity commission of England & Wales, No. 702557)
moreCLUB PROJECTS COMMITTEE. The Projects Committee of the Rotary Club of Newcastle upon Tyne is the main organising group of the Club and combines the functions of the previous Vocational Service; Community Service and International Service Committees.
moreExplanation of the Paul Harris Fellowship Award. Paul Harris is the founder of Rotary. For a brief history, follow the link on the CLUB HISTORY page
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