Rotary's first emblem was a simple wagon wheel (in motion with dust) representing civilization and movement. It was designed in 1905 by Montague Bear, a member of the Chicago club, who was an engraver, and many Rotary clubs of the time adopted the whee in one form or another.
In 1922, authority was given to create and preserve an official emblem, and the following year the present gear wheel with 24 cogs and six spokes was adopted. A keyway was added to signify that the wheel was a "worker and not an idler".
At the Rotary International Convention in 1929, royal blue and gold were chosen as the official colours.
Rotary Club Belgrade Metropolitan has supported the initiative of the marketing manager of the general hospital Medical System Belgrade MSB, Ms Olivera Stanic, to carry...
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The Conjoint Activity of Rotary and Rotaract Belgrade Metropolitan – April Fools' Day On the occasion of April Fools' day, Rotary Club Belgrade Metropolitan and...
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7 Years Charter Ceremony of Rotary Club Metropolitan was held in hotel Hyatt at 20:00H on 11.03.2011. More images are in photo gallery.
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Ceremony was held in Belgrade's hotel Continental. Rotarians of Belgrade took a part in mission to help citizens of Kraljevo upon devastating earthquake and to gather...
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