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Since 1927, the program of Rotary has been carried out on four Avenues. |
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Community
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Vocational
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International
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4-way
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The 4 Avenues of Service Club |
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Club Service: includes
the scope of activities Rotarians undertake in support of their club,
such as serving on committees, proposing individuals for membership,
meeting attendance requirements.
Committees: * Audit * Banners * Bowling * Budget * Classification * Curling * Elections * Good Cheer * Historian * Roster * Membership Development * Member Retention * Public Relations |
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The 4 Avenues of Service Vocational |
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Since 1927, the program
of Rotary has been carried out on four Avenues.
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Vocational
Service: focuses on the opportunity Rotarians have to represent
their professions as well as their efforts to promote vocational awareness
and high ethical standards in business, from offering career guidance
in high schools, to seeking ways to improve conditions in the workplace.
Committees: * Vocational Awareness * Vocational Awards * Vocations at Work |
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The 4 Avenues of Service Community |
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Since 1927, the program
of Rotary has been carried out on four Avenues.
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Community
Service: includes the activities Rotarians undertake to improve
the quality of life in their community, programs to promote literacy,
help elderly or disabled, combat urban violence, or provide opportunities
for local youth. Committees: * AIDS Awareness * Environmental * Community Projects * Senior Citizens * Handicapped Persons * Literacy * Progress Recognition * Urban Concerns * Youth Services |
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The 4 Avenues of Service International |
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Since 1927, the program of Rotary has been carried out on four Avenues.
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International
Service: describes activities Rotarians undertake to advance international
understanding, goodwill and peace for the Rotary support of humanitarian
efforts worldwide. Committees: * World Community Service * Rotary Foundation * Youth Exchange * Group Study Exchange |
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The Object of Rotary |
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The 4-Way Test & Object of Rotary
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The 4-Way Test:
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The Object of Rotary
is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise. 1st: The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service; 2nd: High ethical standards in business and professions, recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations, and the dignifying of each Rotarian's occupation as an opportunity to serve society; 3rd: The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian's personal, business, community life; 4th: The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service. |
