By the time smallpox eradication began, smallpox had been eliminated in all but 31 countries, with fewer than 1 billion people living in endemic areas. In contrast, when polio eradication began in 1988, polio was endemic in over 125 countries, with over 4.5 billion people living in endemic areas. In addition to the much larger population, global transit increased dramatically. No country remains safe from Polio until it is eradicated. We call on your valour to join us in the trenches at Liverpool Events Cinema complex on Wed 15 Feb 2012 for: This Means War to help us immunise children and defeat a tenacious disease.
Inscriptions have commenced and battle plans are being drawn. A: 'Liverpool Chamber and six Rotary Club Event'.

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Side Trips: may possibly be arranged as originally suggested and Ted had asked for feedback on the following; Mogo Township, Mogo Zoo and/or a River Cruise.
Checkout Venue Facilities, Costs and whats nearby in this Excellent Xmas adventure guide

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Our Guest Speaker on 29 March was Senior Constable Roger Gough who nearly left members blown away literally by passing around a number of IED’s for members to examine how easily they can be concealed and triggered. Most members couldn’t wait to trigger the devices

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Possibly one of the most taunt and thrilling debates to be held in years. Will the world end as we know it on 21 December 2012 as per the Mayan Long Count Calendar and more importantly, would we be able to convince the opposition

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“From little things, BIG things grow"
What was planned as a small and quiet Rotary Xmas get together, consisting of Rotary club and Satellite club members and partners, ended up with a crowd in excess of 100 attending the function!
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