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District 1180 R.I.B.I
CLWB ROTARY ABERGELE
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................DEWISWCH CYMRAEG
PAST PRESIDENTS
1972 Ivor Hnghes(Dec'd)1973 W Glyn Parry (Dec'd) 1974 Emrys Morris (Dec'd) 1975 Ted Roberts (Dec'd)
1976 Roy Jones
1977 lan Battersby
1978 Jan Schikan (Dec'd)
1979 Don Mattison (Dec'd) 1980 Howell Roberts (Dec'd)
1981 Peter Jones (Dec'd)
1982 Edward Lyons
1983 Ben Francis (Dec'd)
1984 John Morris
1985 Ron Jones
1986 TudorJones
1987 BobWalford
1988 MikeKirkham
1989 D.Prys Jones
1990 RonWade
199I David G. Roberts
1992 D.Gwyn Jones
1993 John McKinlay
1994 Gerry Vose
1995 Roy Denham
1996 John Lowe
1997 Ken Pierce Williams
1998 Len Gregson
1999 John Parker
2000 Gordon Taylor
2001 Norman Jones
2002 John Newcombe
2003 Steve Cooper
2004 Clive Thomas
2005 Mike Mason
2006 Phil Cato
2007 Kevin Brown
2008 Peter Hughes
Throughout the world the 1st of July 2005 was the start of a new year for Rotary, however, this year is a little different, not only is this the start of a new year but its also the start of our second century.
This web site was created as part of our Club's Centennial celebrations in February 2005.
The Rotary Club of Abergele is part of :
Rotary International
A global network of service volunteers.
It is the world's largest service organisation for business and professional people, with some 1,180,000 members operating in 167 countries world-wide. There are some 58,000 Rotarians in Great Britain and Ireland in 1,845 Clubs, helping those in need and working towards world understanding and peace.
Its a fulfilling role and Rotarians can get involved in as much or as little as their time will allow.
But there is much more to Rotary
Clubs meet on a regular basis, which allows members to build firm friendships. Every Rotarian has a right to attend any Club meeting anywhere in the world.
So there is always somewhere to go, and people to meet, wherever business or leisure travel may take you. Various Clubs have different emphases, which can reflect differences in size. A small market town may have a Club of perhaps 20 members, whereas in large centres the number can be closer to 100. Some concentrate on local community or vocational projects. Other Clubs link up with Club's in other country's to undertake international projects.
Each Club decides how it wants to use the resources it has available.
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