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Most of you, at least in the U.S.A., and some in
Europe, have seen a copy of the Norman
Rockwell painting of the father and son in the garage preparing
to do a woodworking project. The father is strapping on a tool
belt, and his son, eyes firmly on his dad, is strapping on a
small tool belt, just like dad. It appeared as a cover for theSaturday
Evening Post.
As in the painting, you can’t do the job
without having the right tools. To help you get the most from
this large project, we have created some “tools.†Some of
these tools, or pages, will aid navigation through the more than
1,600 pages of Rotary Global History, help explain those 1,600
pages, as well as the project and will extend to Rotary itself.
Our best tools to find your way around the "History"
are our Search
Page, History
Timeline and One
Page History pages.
When you arrive at your destination, you will be
able to understand what you are reading, even if it is sprinkled
with jargon, abbreviations and acronyms. You can instantly link
to a page explaining abbreviations used
in Rotary and a glossary
of Rotary terms, or you can preview them before
traveling.
Doug Rudman
Visitors to this expanded and
growing website ask us "Even with these tools, how do I find it?"
We have created a very brief page to address that issue.
How
Do I Find It? |
