President Ian set a splendid tone in buying everyone a drink and then succinctly encapsulating RI President Gary Huang's message to Light up Rotary by finishing the eradication of Polio and maintaining our efforts on membership. President Ian also spoke of his intentions to help in some of the difficult and underprivileged parts of our town.
PP Anthony Bakewell, in proposing a vote of thanks to our President also spoke of the family tradition where Ian was the third President to follow in his father's footsteps and how proud Tony would have been to see the installation. Re-iterating what the President had said at the Club Assembly about Service Above Self, the Object of Rotary and The Four Way Test, Anthony knew we would be led well this coming year.
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Co-ordinates the internal and external communications functions such as press relations, Club Handbook, Monthly Bulletin and the website.
moreService to the community requires Rotarians to devote their time, energy and professional skill to particular projects. Although funds are often raised for charity this is not a Rotary Club's first aim. The emphasis is on personal service.
moreInternational Service promotes worldwide goodwill; organising projects such as Aqua Boxes, Shelter Boxes and 'Shoe Boxes' sent to disaster sites throughout the world.
moreFormerly known as 'New Generations' or 'Youth Opportunities', this Committee continues to work in Primary, Secondary and Special Schools to help pupils and students to make the most of their potential.
more1. Maintains the day-to-day administration of the Club Website from information supplied. 2. Maintains the Club's information on the Rotary International 'Global Database' and the DMS (Database Management System).
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