Weekly Meeting Update dated 26th July 2007

"Stress Management" by Kailash Mantry

Kailash Mantry is a Chartered Accountant by profession but has many interests that's transcend many fields of life.Whatever walk of life you are into, the modern way or to say the "Third Wave" of technological innovation has put man in to a bind :Stress.




Stress,can be seen as anxiety,fear....


..anticipation of danger,fear that is bothering your belief system.



Kailash gave a crisp presentation on Stress and it's management




He said that stress is felt when you are not able to cope a situation/s and unable to handle the situations well.


He stressed that it is you who alone can destressed yourself.






The presentation was lively and interactive.


Rotarians and Rotary Anns enjoyed
the presentation.


The presentation was followed by a dinner.





For more resources on Stress Management powerpoint presentation you can visit :
http://www.csupomona.edu/~jvgrizzell/kin370/PPT-TOC.html .

See video clips of the presentation below:

Weekly meeting update-19th July,2007

The Weekly Meeting
19th July, 2007
Closed Door Meeting

Presentation and approval of the Club budget

In the accompanied photo from Left to Right

PP Rtn. Shanti Malde,President Mahesh and PP Ajay


You may be wondering what Shanti and Ajay are doing there with Mahesh!

Shanti presented budget (as treasurer) and Ajay officiating as (Joint) Secretary in absence of regular Secretary Vinay.

All said and done see how president has to do many things by himself !



Probably making sets of the club budget! By this time he knows that he will have to do many things by himself. See, smile on his face....he has accepted this truth and hence doing it all alone.

The budget file will be posted on our club Yahoo group soon.

Weekly Meeting dated 12th July 2007

"Car Care"

Rakesh Fotedar and his team from M/s. Fortpoint Automobiles gave a power-point presentation of “Car Care”.
Personally, I had some pre-notion as to what they were going to speak on “General Maintenance" tips….but as the presentation went ahead we learned /learnt a lot more about car care.


Like habit of some people in switching off engine of a car….which may be dangerous in case of MPF cars….


…like breaks not being applied in case of ABS breaks if power is switched off…..


Mr. Rakesh has agreed to give a CD of the presentation to our memebrs….

But my friends, there are many tips which we can’t put it in this media….that you could have got only by attending the meeting.

We are making every efforts to let you know about our forthcoming meetings by multi-media sources….here I mean by various sources like printed monthly bulletin, emails,SMSes, and personal phone calls….

We will be posting snippets of the meetings on our site also. But believe me, fun lies in attending weekly meetings…

…and if you want more fun you can join us for Extended meetings also…

So, see you at the next meeting…

Installation of Rtn. Mahesh as President

Rtn. Mahesh was installed as President of Rotary Club of Bombay Mulund East at a glittering function held at Ceremonial Hall,Yogi Hills, Mulund (West) on 8th July 2007.



Rtn. T.V.Holay, the out-going President seen handing over the club charter to Rtn. Mahesh.



New Board of Directors



Newly inducted members



Mahesh and the club started it's account of awards right at the installation!
Rtn. Mahesh seen here accepting one such award at the hands of PDG (CDG and Dipak's "MDG") Rtn. Rahul Timbadia.

More Pictures...

1. More photographs at Flickr:
   
   
2. More photographs at Yahoo Groups! ( for members of RotaryMulundEast yahoo group only)
   

R.I. President's message

President Wilfrid J. Wilkinson's MESSAGES


















July 2007 The Rotarian

Dear fellow Rotarians,

It is the privilege of every incoming president of Rotary International to choose a theme for his year in office. For each president, the challenge is to find a theme that will encapsulate how he feels about Rotary, convey his message, and motivate Rotarians around the world for the year of service ahead.

Immediate past president Bill Boyd chose Lead the Way, and this was a wonderfully appropriate theme. His timely call to serve as the “heroes, not celebrities” that our communities need has inspired us all, and his leadership has given us a stronger Rotary.

For me, Rotary Shares was the natural choice as the 2007-08 theme. I have always felt that the essence of Rotary is about sharing. Every day, in every club, Rotarians share with others in too many ways to count. We share our time, we share our talents, and we share our resources. We share our kindness, and we share our love.

In Rotary, sharing doesn’t mean giving away the things you don’t need for yourself. In Rotary, sharing means giving of yourself, freely, for the good of others. It means taking the time to see what our communities need and to decide which of those needs we can meet most effectively. It means sharing what we have with those around us, as well as with those we will never have the chance to meet.

All of us came to Rotary to share what we have with others and to share our friendship and fellowship with other Rotarians. We share Rotary with others through bringing in qualified new members, and we share Rotary with the next generation by focusing on youth.
Rotarians have so much to share, and there is so much that the world needs from us. Our vocational classification system ensures that every club contains a full range of business and professional skills. Within every Rotary club, there is a world of talents, skills, and abilities. Each club has the resources to tackle nearly any obstacle – if there is the will and the commitment to do it.

This year, I will ask all of you to say yes to the challenges that being a Rotarian will bring you. Through this year’s emphases of health, literacy, water, and family of Rotary, we have an enormous range of opportunities for service. Those projects, those possibilities, those open doors all await us in the months ahead. All we need to do is say yes.

Yes, I will turn that idea into a project, and I will lead the project to completion.

Yes, I will share my skills, time, and resources with my club and with those who need my help.

Yes, I will share Rotary with others, by bringing a qualified new member into my club.
I look forward to a year in which we demonstrate that Rotary Shares, by sharing the best of ourselves with our clubs, our communities, and the world.

Wilfrid J. (Wilf) WilkinsonPresident, Rotary International Read more messages from President Wilfrid J. Wilkinson -->