Amigo Nov 2016 by Arun

Volume XXIV

Amigo

ROTARY CLUB

November 2016

Rtn. Dr. Sandip S. Sawant President

Issue-5

R.I.DIST.3170

BICHOLIM GOA

INDIA

Club No.29808

ROTARY CLUB OF BICHOLIM

24th Charter Day Celebration

Rtn. CS Swapnil J. Dixit Secretary

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WORLD POLIO DAY CELEBRATION 24th OCTOBER 2016

‘Thank you Rotary’ Banner Display

Polio Film Screening at Bicholim Rotary School

Polio Film Screening at Shantadurga School

Health checkup at Bicholim Rotary School

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President Speaks......

Editorial

Dear Rotarians, Warm Greetings to each one of you. I'm sure the festival of lights Diwali must have really enlightened your life with joy & happiness. Last month, we lost one of our beloved and enthusiastic Charter Member & Past President, Rtn. Pravin (Bhai) Gadekar. Club will always remember Bhai for his valuable contribution to the Club for over 23 years, May Bhai's soul rest in peace & may the Almighty give us - the Rotary Family strength and courage to sustain this ir-repairable loss. Rotary Club of Bicholim turns 24 on 10th November 2016. It's indeed a proud privilege to lead such a vibrant Rotary Club in R I District 3170, comprising of dedicated and knowledgeable members. Wish you all a HAPPY CHARTER DAY. The month of November is TRF month in the Rotary International Calendar. All social organisations serve and survive and grow on oxygen of donations & other monetary contributions made by generous people like you and Rotary International is no difference. The contributions made to The Rotary Foundation enables RI to undertake various social and charitable projects on a mega scale. TRF has been instrumental in changing the lives of the under privileged and needy across the globe through RI and Rotary Clubs. Polio eradication is a fine example. I request you all to continue to contribute generously, as you all have been doing over the years, to build a stronger TRF for an even stronger Rotary that will serve the community above self in years to come. Yours in Rotary

Dear Rotarians, It's never too old to dream. At age 5 his Father died. At age 16 he quit school. At age 17 he had already lost four jobs. At age 18 he got married. Between ages 18 and 22, he was a railroad conductor and failed. He joined the army and washed out there. He applied for law school he was rejected. He became an insurance sales man and failed again. At age 19 he became a father. At age 20 his wife left him and took their baby daughter. He became a cook and dishwasher in a small cafe. He failed in an attempt to kidnap his own daughter, and eventually he convinced his wife to return home. At age 65 he retired. On the 1st day of retirement he received a cheque from the Government for $105. He felt that the Government was saying that he couldn’t provide for himself. He decided to commit suicide, it wasn’t worth living anymore; he had failed so much. He sat under a tree writing his will, but instead, he wrote what he would have accomplished with his life. He realised there was much more that he hadn’t done. There was one thing he could do better than anyone he knew. And that was how to cook. So he borrowed $87 against his cheque and bought and fried up some

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Eradication - The Club had organized screening of Short Film on Polio for management staff and teachers of Shree Shantadurga High School, Bicholim to showcase role played by Rotary in Polio Eradication and making India Polio Free. President thanked School Chairman, Rtn. Vijay Sardesai and Management member Rtn. ArunSalkar for their support and coordination in screening of the film. Vocational Service “Ôorja” Workshop on *'Women Empowerment & Law' - The Club Anns had organized Ôorja Workshop on Women Empowerment & Law on the eve of Gandhi Jayanti & Navratrotsav on Saturday 1st October 2016, at Sarvan. Renowned women activist & Adv. Mrs. Shubhalaxmi Nayak delivered an interactive lecture on the topic Women Empowerment & Law& also replied to the queries of the participants. Over 50 women participants, including 10 Anns,6 girl students of Narayan Zantye College of Commerce - Bicholim and local women from Sarvan Village benefited from this workshop. Workshop was well appreciated by all the participants. President thanked Event Chairman Ann. Mili Kamat, Ann. Pushpa Sardesai, Ann. Santoshi Nayak, Ann. Dr. Jyoti Sawant & Rtn. Adv. Amol Sawant for their valuable contribution in successful conduct of the workshop. This also worked out to be a good PR activity. Club Service Release of Club Bulletin Amigo : Monthly Club Bulletin AMIGO was released during weekly meeting held on 19th October at the hands of club bulletin editor Rtn.

Dear Rotarians, It gives me immense pleasure to present before you report of various activities held during the month of October Membership Strength : Members as on 31st October 2016 : 56 Meeting Details: No of Weekly Meetings held : 4 Average Attendance : 60% Board Meetings held : 1 Attendance : 66% Club Assemblies held : 0 Community Service Activities on the occasion of World Polio Day 24th October is observed as World Polio Day. To mark this occasion and to create awareness about Polio Eradication, and role played by Rotary in Polio Eradication, the Club had undertaken the following actoivities 1. Display of Polio Eradication Banners at prominent places - The Club displayed 1 big banner & 4 small banners at prominent places in Bicholim, creating awareness about polio and thanking Rotary for their role in polio eradication. 2. Distribution of Newspaper inserts / Pamphlets - Over 2000 Newspaper inserts were distributed in and around Bicholim with a brief write-up on Polio Eradication & the role played by Rotary. 3. Screening of Short Film on Polio

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Preserve our Environment

rich avifaunal diversity found in various habitats. India harbours 1206 species of birds which is 13 percent of the total bird species in the world. It also has 48 families of birds out of 75 families found in the whole world. Birds of warm, moist, tropical forests like Dranges, Leaf Birds, Pittas, Parrot, Bills, Flower Peckers, etc. are found on a large scale on the east coast of India. The Indian Peafowl, the Grey Capped Pigmy Wood pecker, the blue throated Barbet, the Red Breasted Parakeet etc. are found in North India. The Malabar Parrot, the Malabar Trogo, the Malabar Parakeet, the Grey Horn Bill, the Black-Rumped Flameback and many more species are found in the western ghats and the hills of South India. The Indian sub-continent plays host to a number of migratory birds in summers as well as winters. Over hundred species of birds fly to India either in search of feeding grounds or to escape the severe winter of their native habitat. Siberian Cranes, Greater Flamingos, Common teal, Yelow Wagtail, Rosy Pelican, Godwall, etc. are some of the migratory birds. Birds have been of great importance and use to the humans since ancient times. They are an important source of food for people all over the world. Birds are cultural symbols of many religions, reflecting many qualities of humans and are used as logos, moscots and images to express vital qualities. In agriculture, human harvest bird droppings to use as fertilizers. Birds form an important part of music, dance, poetry, paintings, etc. They are also an early warning of certain human

Avifauna can be referred to as the birds of a particular region, habitat or geographical period. Thousands of species of birds found in our nature are excellent indicators of forest ecosystem as their abundance and diversity are closely related to the changes and disturbances in the habitat variations in population, behavior patterns and reproductive ability have most often been used to examine the long term effects of habitat fragmentation. Forests attract a large number of species of birds as they provide a suitable habitat for birds, especially those which are associated with vegetarian and the existence of trees is a vital part of their life cycle. Water bodies like lakes and ponds also provide a habitat to certain bird species. Ecologically birds are of tremendous importance because of their key role as pollinators, agents of seed dispersal, scavengers of carcasses and helpers for recycling the nutrients back into the earth. Understanding the biodiversity and structure of bird communities or varieties is essential to delineate the importance of local or regional landscape for avian conservation. The avian habitat is roughly divide into forests, scrubs and wetlands. India has a great diversity of habitats for birds, ranging from Alpine meadows in the Himalayas to the tropical forests, from wetland ecosystems to desert ecosystems. The Western Ghats are considered to be one of the most biodiversity rich areas, not only in India but also in the whole world. They have a

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Rtn. Suraj Mantravadi , Past President Rotary Club of Mapuca is a Mechanical Engineer and Proprietor of M/s. Mantravadi Engineering Company & M/s. Mantravadi Industries located at Thivim Industrial Estate engaged in Fabrication & Powdercoating. Joined Rotary Club of Mapusa in the year 1997. After completing various assignments at club level with distinction, lead the Club in the year 2010-11. Under his leadership R. C. Mapuca topped at the District with two RI & fourteen District Awards - to name a few are: Rotary Foundation District Service Award, RI Presidential Citation with Distinction, Highest in TRF Contribution (Contributed US$ 70,000 to Rotary Foundation), Best in Matching Grant (Completed 3 MG Projects 1 as home club & 2 as International partner amounting to US $ 65,000), Best President, Best in Club Administration, etc… He served the district in the capacity of District Secretary in 2012-13, Event Chairman District Assembly in 2013 This Rotary Year He is District Polio Plus Committee Chairman Married to Mrs. Sangeeta ( President Inner Wheel Club of Mapuca 2012-13) Blessed with 10 years old son Samruddh. 6

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Trustee Chair’s Message

that I especially recommend. The first is to hold an event for the entire community that spotlights the Foundation’s 100 years of Doing Good in the World. Second, plan and sponsor a project that addresses a -critical problem. It could be done from locally raised funds, or you might seek a global grant. There are so many options to choose from from providing clean water, to ensuring basic education for girls in every part of the world, to tackling malaria or HIV/AIDS or any number of preventable diseases. The third activity I recommend is for every Rotarian to make a centennial donation. Let’s never forget that The Rotary Foundation belongs to all of us. You and I provide the funding for just about every bit of good that our Foundation is doing in the world — and has been doing for an entire century. Let’s make sure we continue that tradition for the next 100 years. Kalyan Banerjee Trustee Chair 2016 - 17

C e l e b r a t e R o ta r y Foundation Month Back in 1956, the Rotary International Board of Directors designated a week in November -urging all clubs “to devote a programme to The Rotary Foundation.” In 1982, the Board determined that the entire month of November should be dedicated to the Foundation. Since then our Foundation has grown and flourished in ways that few Rotarians could have imagined. In 1985, Rotary took on its first corporate project — a bold campaign to -immunise the world’s children against polio and create a poliofree world. Our humanitarian programmes grew so rapidly that the -Foundation could not process the volume of requests for grants efficiently. That led to the creation of a new grant model that supports global grants with greater and long-lasting impact and district grants which fund small-scale, short-term -activities. And we fulfilled Rotarians’ long-held dream for a “peace -university” with the launch of the Rotary Peace Centres. Rotarian financial support has skyrocketed as well. In 1982–83, contributions barely totaled $19 million. Compare that with 2015–16, when the figure jumped to $265.6 million. This November, we’ll celebrate not just Foundation Month, but also The Rotary Foundation’s centennial. The Rotary -website offers many creative ideas for honouring this very -special occasion, but there are three activities

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R. I. President’s Message

I am looking forward to seeing many of you at our international convention in Atlanta: the city where our Foundation was born. I hope a record number of Rotarians will be there to celebrate the centennial of our Foundation. In the meantime, there are plenty of other ways to celebrate! I encourage you to read more about the Foundation centennial at centennial.rotary.org. There, you’ll learn about the history of our Foundation and find ideas for events and projects in your clubs and your community. One of the most important ways we are celebrating the -Foundation centennial is with a fundraising goal of $300 million. Your gift to your Foundation is the best way of ensuring a strong second century for Rotarians Doing Good in the World and for Rotary Serving Humanity. Rtn. John F. Germ R.I. President 2016-17

Arch Klumph’s Revolution Dear Fellow Rotarians, Looking back at the momentous 1917 Rotary -Convention in Atlanta, it is difficult to see what could have been -contentious about the words of then-President Arch C. Klumph: “It seems -eminently proper that we should accept endowments for the -purpose of doing good in the world.” Yet, at the time, support for the idea was far from unanimous. Some thought an -endowment fund would create more trouble than it was worth. But Klumph’s idea received the support it most needed in the form of an -initial donation of $26.50 from the Rotary Club of Kansas City, Missouri. Nearly 100 years later, we recognise Klumph’s idea as not only visionary, but revolutionary: It set in place the mechanism that allowed Rotary to become the vast force for “doing good in the world” that it is today. In many ways, our Rotary Foundation is the foundation of Rotary as we know it. It has created a mechanism for -cooperation and partnership among clubs and between Rotary and other organisations; it has enabled us to be ever more ambitious in our work and to reach for goals of historic proportions, such as the eradication of polio. It is impossible to quantify the good that has been done over the last century as a result of The Rotary Foundation. All we can know for sure is that Arch Klumph, if he could see it, would be proud.

Annual District Polio Plus Orientation and Planning Meet Chief Guest : PDG Rtn. Dr. Rajiv Pradhan, (Member Indian National Polio Plus Committee)

Date : 20th November 2016 Time : 10.00 a.m. onwards followed by lunch Venue : Flamingo, Club Tennis de Gasper Dias, Miramar, Panaji Registration Fees : Rs. 550/Host Club : Rotary Club of Mapuca For Registration contact Event Chairman : Rtn. Raj Khalap (8275082750)

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diseases, example, Bird Flu. Eating of insects by birds is a natural way to control pests in farms, gardens, etc. Nector feeding birds are important pollinators, example Humming Bird, Sunbird, etc. Feathers of birds are commonly used to stuff pillows, bags, mattresses, coats, etc. all over the world. Bird watching is a popular recreational activity and has now become a part of tourism industry. In Goa, the Dr. Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary is an estusrin mangrove habitat, located on the western tip of the island of Chorao along river Mandovi. Several species of birds including the Striated heron, Western Reef Heron, The little Bittern, the Red knot and many other migratory birds can be seen here. In recent years a large number of anthropogenic activities like uses of pesticides in agriculture, deforestation, livestock grazing, hunting, fishing, development of industries, urbanisation and sound pollution are some of the major threats to the bird biodiversity. Reducing pollution is a major step in improving the health and growth of the endanged species. Protected areas such as wildlife sanctuaries, national parks and biodiversity reserves are increasing the recognized to support biodiversity. Hunters and poachers should be punished strictly. More NGOs should come forward for the protection of species and develop consciousness and the Ministry of Environment and Forest should support the State Government to carry out good work of protecting the bird species and their habitat. Annette Mrunmayee Desai

Birthdays November 2016 18 Fri Sairaj s/o Rajesh kenny 21 Mon Ann Kiran Gurudutt Kamat 21 Mon Palash s/o Prakash Desai 25 Fri Annette Saanvi d/o Gurudutt Kamat 29 Tue Ann. Aparna Durgesh Karapurkar 29 Tue Annette Shruti d/o Pramod Kadkade 29 Tue Rtn. Sargam Falari 30 Wed Ann. Durga Raghunath Gauns December 2016 Rtn. Pramod Kadkade Rtn. Jitendra Bandekar Ann. Maya Damodar Prabhu Annette Preeti d/o Raghunath Gauns 7 Wed Ann. Milinda Prasad Kamat 8 Thu Rtn. Prasad Kamat 9 Fri Annette Poorvi d/o Amol Sawant 10 Sat Rtn. Vinayak Shirodkar 14 Wed Annette Sanika d/o Parish Khanolkar 3 Sat 4 Sun 5 Mon 7 Wed

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Anniversaries November 2016 10 Thu Rotary Club of Bicholim 20 Sun Rupa and Milind Shirodkar 26 Sat Tara and Vijay Sardesai 30 Wed Pooja and Adv. Amol Sawant December 2016 Smita and Vishesh Mardolkar Nutan and Arun Salkar Vrunda and Vallabh Salkar Santoshi and Sudin Nayak Sharmila and Prashant Chanekar 14 Wed Durga and Anand Desai 3 Sat 7 Wed 8 Thu 8 Thu 13 Tue

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chicken using his recipe, and went door to door to sell them to his neighbours in Kentucky. Remember at age 65 he was ready to commit suicide. But at age 88 Colonel Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) Empire was a billionaire. Moral of the story: Attitude. It's never too late to start all over. MOST IMPORTANLY, IT'S ALL ABOUT YOUR ATTITUDE. NEVER GIVE UP NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS. You have what it takes to be successful. Go for it and make a difference. No guts no glory. It's never too old to dream.

Gajanan Karapurkar. Birthday Celebrations & Fellowship Birthdays of members were celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm throughout the month. Members also enjoyed fellowship that followed weekly meetings. School / Trust Activities Screening of Short Film on Polio Eradication at Rotary School : On 26th October, the Club had organized screening of Short Film on Polio for management staff and teachers of for Bicholim Rotary Primary School, Bicholim to showcase role played by Rotary in Polio Eradication and making India Polio Free. President thanked School Chairman, Rtn. Sudath and Manager Rtn. Ramanand, teaching & non-teaching staff of School for their support and coordination in screening of the film. Health Checkup Camp at Bicholim Rotary KG School Health Checkup Camp was held at Bicholim Rotary KG School on Wednesday 26th October 2016, where in Doctors from Bicholim Primary Health Center carried out Regular Health Checkup of our tiny tots in our school premises. Necessary instructions were given to the respective parents, based on checkup results.

Rtn. Gajanan (Durgesh) Karapurkar

MY DREAM A Clean India My name is Shreen, I’m not yet thirteen, But it’s my duty to make India clean and green. To make India clean we don’t need any hi-tech machine, By making India dirty aren’t we being mean ? To make India evergreen, Stop using polythene By using polythene we’re destroying the marine. We admire cleanliness in magazines, But decline using it in our routine. Let’s vouch to make India green, It will also improve our hygine. Global warming is increasing, Our life span decreasing. From green house harmful gases are releasing. Making living conditions in India displeasing. - Annette Shreen Samir Falari

-Rtn. CS Swapnil J. Dixit

Polio - NID’s for 2017 29th January 2017 & 2nd April 2017

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MEMORIES OF ‘BHAI’

Rtn. John Germ

Rtn. Dr. Vinaykumar Pai Raikar

R. I. President

District Governor 3170

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