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Philippines FlagAny Rotarian who would like to apply to be Team Leader or any club who would like to nominate person aged between 25 and 40 who would like to be a member of the 2009 GSE Team that will be visiting the Philippines can download the application form from this website.  Application forms are located in the Foundation Section of the downloads page of the website.

None Rotarians who would like to be considered can find more information about the GSE programme by clicking on this link http://www.rotary.org/en/ServiceAndFellowship/Fellowship/GroupStudyExchange/Pages/ridefault.aspx

 
Chrissy's Arrived Safely in a Media Scramble!
Written by John Chapman, PRO Doncaster St Leger   
Sunday, 18 November 2007
ChrissyAs you will probably know we met Chrissy as arranged.  Just a few hiccups.  3 members of our club and a grandson, 1 member of St George's, Steve and Roni were on the platform in our yellow tabards for the arrival of both the 11.11 and the 11.22!   We almost lost the press photographer because British Rail informed us we should have obtained a permission to be there and take photographs 3 days in advance!  They did relent however.  Then at the crucial moment when Chrissie got off the train she had to conduct a telephone interview with Radio Humberside which delayed the welcome for several minutes and of course the train had departed.  Nevertheless the photographer did take some pics on the platform - albeit minus the train.   Who said the course of public relations always runs true!  - Photos to follow.
Bas starts his journey home Monday lunchtime.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 21 November 2007 )
 
The Hull Freedom Trailblazers are coming home
Written by Freya Cross (District PRO)   
Friday, 16 November 2007
ChrissyThe Hull Freedom Trail drivers and Trailblazers will be returning by train as below.  All efforts to greet them by a bunch of Rotarians will be greatly appreciated by the participants.
Saturday 17th November - Chrissy Moog will be arriving at Doncaster Station at 11.22 am
Tuesday 20th November - Bas Blackbourn will be arriving at Hull StatioBasn at 12.34 pm
Saturday 24th November - The young Trailblazers will be arriving at Hull Station.  Time to be announce on the website.  It is hoped an informal civic reception at the station can be arranged, and once again a Rotary presence with lots of Rotary wheels would be wonderful. 
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Hull Freedom Trail has arrived in Sierra Leone
Written by Freya Cross (District PRO)   
Thursday, 15 November 2007

The 5 Hull Freedom Trail vehicles plus Goliath arrived in Freetown in the early hours of this morning (Thursday 15 November).

Congratulations to all the drivers especially our Rotarians Bas, Chrissy and Steve.  District 1270 should be very proud of them all as the last week has been a long hard one for them.  See the blog www.hullfreedomtrail for details

The Rotary Club of Freetown and the Wilberforce Women (bras) we all alerted to their imminent arrival a couple of days ago.

Will post more news when we have it.

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 21 November 2007 )
 
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