The Lexington Rotary Club will host the 2009 Group Study Exchange Team from India April 19-23. We are now recruiting Rotarians to be vocational/professional hosts for one day, possibly Monday, April 20. The members of this year’s team include:

Team Leader: Dr. Prem Thakur, a general surgeon MALE
Mridula Singh.Im, a medical doctor with experience in rural health care FEMALE
Sirvinderjit Singh Dua, an electronics and communication engineer. MALE
Surender Kumar Soni, an electronics and communication engineer. MALE
Gagan Pal Singh, an architect MALE

If you are in a business or profession similar to one of those listed here and would consider consulting one day with a guest, please contact Sayre Combs (272-0897, sayrecombs@gmail.com).

We also need one more host family. If you would consider hosting a guest. please contact Bob Ross (278-3290, jrross@anchorcounseling.com) NOTE: The host family is not required to “entertain” his/her guest every day. The GSE committee will have a full schedule of activities planned for the team including one day with the vocational/professional host.

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The annual Rotary Keeneland Outing will be held on Sunday, April 5th, in the Kentucky Room.  Only 24 tickets will be available at a cost of $47 each.  Please see Nell Main to reserve tickets.

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Click here to view Photos From Sweetheart Soiree 2009

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The Lexington Rotary Club Scholars Program Application

All-Fayette County Scholastic Team Nomination Form

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The Sweetheart Soirée 2009

All proceeds to benefit Surgery On Sunday, Inc. & The Lexington Rotary Club Endowment Fund

Saturday, February 14, 2009

6:30pm – Midnight

Lexington Downtown Hotel and Conference Center (formerly Radisson Hotel)

Great silent & live auction items.

Admission: $100 per person
For ticket information, please contact:

Nell Main at (859) 389-8100 or nmain@rotarylexky.org

Sweetheart Soirée Donor Opportunities

Sweetheart Soiree Sponsor Opportunities

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The Rotary Club of Lexington was chartered October 1, 1915, as Club #182. The first club president was George T. Graves. Over the years the club has raised over $1,000,000 for a variety of community and international service projects. The 365-member club is a part of Rotary International District 6740, which covers the eastern section of the state and contains forty-four clubs with some two thousand Rotarians. The club meets weekly at noon on Thursdays at Fasig-Tipton on Newtown Pike.

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