Previous Issue - November 2002

Rotary's legacy to the world of eradicating polio by 2005 will soon be a reality, that is if the funding shortfall of $80 million will be met. There are remaining pockets of the disease, which maims poor children and destroys their future. The "final push" is meant to pay for vaccine and surveillance systems to eliminate the disease by Rotary's Centennial year. It can be done. You can do your share NOW by supporting the Polio Eradication Fundraising Campaign (PEFC). Details are on page 15 & inside back cover of this issue.

	Table of Contents - November 2002
2	From the Editor...
4	President's Message
5	Member Notes Invitation to Nairobi Nigerian Emir honored
8	Building Momentum An interview with RI Membership Committee Chairman Glen E. Estess, Sr.
11	The Foundation Journals For Rotary Foundation Month, we give you a first person look at the Foundation's work.
13	On the front line A retired physician makes a perilous trip to post-civil war Angola to prevent the spread of polio. Article by Otto Austel
15	How you can help? Help the Polio Eradication Fundraising Campaign now
16	Ending Polio Now The chairman of the International Polio Eradication Fundraising Campaign Committee tells why we must defeat Polio. Article by Luis V. Giay
17	A pivotal year The chairman of The Rotary Foundation Trustees share his vision for the 2002-03 Rotary Year. Article by Glen W. Kinross
18	D-3830's Forum on Waste Management The D-3830 Forum on Waste Management, an initiative of the community service group of the district, is an effort to bring this important aspect of Rotary service to the fore.
20	Rotary and avoidable Blindness The establishments of the Philippine Rotary Avoidable Blindness Foundation, Inc. (PRABFI) Article by PVP Edgardo Caparas, M.D.
21	Rotarians also Laugh
22	Rotary In Action
24	Charting a course for peace Rotarians work for peace at this year's first presidential conference. Article by Cary Silver
28	District Briefs
42	PRM Bulletin Board
44	Letter to the Editor