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Plans are announced for upcoming District Assembly/ADG Training

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Space Available <strong>for</strong> <strong>District</strong> 6800<br />

Friendship Exchange Team to India<br />

Work on the <strong>District</strong> 6800 visit to Indore, India, through the Friendship Exchange Program is proceeding.<br />

“The team is rapidly coalescing <strong>for</strong> the <strong>District</strong> 6800 visit to India in January 2014,” said FE Liaison<br />

Clif<strong>for</strong>d Brock of the Tupelo Rotary Club.<br />

The program provides <strong>for</strong> exchanges between clubs worldwide. <strong>District</strong> 3040 in north central India<br />

indicated they would like to exchange and the two districts set Summer 2014 <strong>for</strong> <strong>District</strong> 3040 to visit North<br />

Mississippi and Memphis, while the U.S. team will travel to India in late January and early February 2014.<br />

Presently, Rotarians from a variety of clubs <strong>are</strong> signed on as participants. They include Pan Awsumb,<br />

Letricia Lewis, Mary Sloan, Sherri Watts and Smith Murphey.<br />

The team still has room <strong>for</strong> three additional Rotarians and their spouses/companions. Interested Rotarians<br />

should contact <strong>District</strong> 6800 Liaison Clif<strong>for</strong>d Brock (cliffmid@gmail.com, or 662.205.4630) right away<br />

to express interest.<br />

The <strong>District</strong> 6800 team will leave <strong>for</strong> India in late January and travel to a variety of cities. The visit also<br />

allows the team to participate in <strong>District</strong> 3040’s <strong>District</strong> Conference in early February.<br />

The team will visit such historic cities as Indore, Bhopal, Udaipur and Ratlam. Team member may<br />

choose to extend their stay and visit Jaipur, Jodpur and Agra, the “Pink City,” the “Blue City,” and site of the<br />

Taj Mahal respectively. These <strong>are</strong> three of the most important and beautiful cities in India.<br />

This promises to be an outstanding Rotary program, so if you <strong>are</strong> interested in the <strong>District</strong> 6800<br />

Friendship Exchange to India, contact your club FE liaison, your club president or email Clif<strong>for</strong>d Brock, <strong>District</strong><br />

6800 Friendship Exchange Chair at cliffmid@gmail.com<br />

The Pink City is one of the<br />

most exotic in all of India.<br />

Native dress is not an uncommon<br />

sight.<br />

A warm welcome is nearly always found<br />

in India. The hospitality of the Indian<br />

people is legendary.<br />

This month we <strong>are</strong> experimenting<br />

with creating links from the newsletter<br />

(a PDF file) to other types of<br />

files, including videos, that <strong>are</strong> located<br />

elsewhere. The following link<br />

will hopefully will take you to a<br />

YouTube video created by Greg<br />

Udouj of the Memphis East club. It<br />

honors immediate Past President<br />

Leigh Anne Hart and memorializes<br />

Richard Blount, a 21‐year member<br />

of the club who died last November.<br />

Your computer may or may not<br />

permit the link to work, but we<br />

hope it will.<br />

http://youtu.be/7mFjalZZb9w

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