Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya

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Someone cuts in front of you and robs that parking space. A co-worker shoots down your idea at a meeting. The guy ahead of you in line for coffee chats on his cell phone, oblivious to the person waiting to take his order. Whatever happened to common courtesy? More>>

	Joint Board: Outgoing & Incoming - 25 June hosted by Past Presidents at 6 Jalan 20/11, PJ
	Swan Song + Installation of RY2009/10 Board - 30 June at Sheraton Subang
	Club Administration - 1 Jul to be hosted by Balram Menon at his residence
	Service Projects - 7 Jul to be hosted by Koh Kia Heong at Lake View Club, Subang Jaya
	Membership - 8 Jul to be hosted by Tarcisius Chin at Lake View Club, Subang Jaya

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The Week We Shared

Rotary Year 08/09 is almost coming to an end. It has been a great year. Rotarians and Anns have rallied round President Kevin. They have supported him wholeheartedly. The fund-raising held in January was an excellent indication of the support of our Rotarians and Anns given to Kevin. We raised RM131,000. More>>

The Club meets every Tuesday
at 12.45pm
at the Subang Sheraton Hotel

NEXT MEETING

23 June 2009

K. Passcuran will talk about
"Doing Business in India"

Last Updated
28th June 2009

THE ROTARY INTERNATIONAL EMBLEM

Rotary's early emblem was a simple wagon wheel (in motion with dust). It was designed in 1905 by Montague M. Bear, a member of the Rotary Club of Chicago who was an engraver. He designed the emblem to represent both civilization and movement. In 1922, the organization decided to create and preserve an emblem for the exclusive use of all Rotarians, and the following year, the present emblem, a gearwheel with 24 cogs and six spokes, was adopted. A keyway was added to signify the usefulness of the gearwheel.

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THE ROTARY CLUB OF PETALING JAYA LOGO

Within the circle is an illustration of a factory and residential home. This signifies that Petaling Jaya in which the Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya is located is an industrial township. The four arrows signify Rotary's four avenues of service - Vocational Service, Club Service, Community Service and International Service. There are five sets of four arrows emanating from the circle signifying that the Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya has five different committees to provide service to the community - Vocational Service, Club Service, Community Service, International Service and Service to New Generations.

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Postal Address
165B Jalan SS2/24, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
(P.O. Box 63, 46700 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia)

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