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From Staff Reports
Monday, Nov. 5, 2007
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    Robert C. Osborne Jr. (left), the senior vice president of Georgia Bank & Trust Co., was named a Paul Harris Fellow by the Rotary Club of Augusta on Oct. 22 for contributions to the Rotary Foundation and its goals of world peace and international understanding. The presentation was made by the club's Carolyn Maund and Mr. Osborne's son, Robert III. Special
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    Robert C. Osborne Jr. (left), the senior vice president of Georgia Bank & Trust Co., was named a Paul Harris Fellow by the Rotary Club of Augusta on Oct. 22 for contributions to the Rotary Foundation and its goals of world peace and international understanding. The presentation was made by the club's Carolyn Maund and Mr. Osborne's son, Robert III.

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