Club Assembly and Presidents Handover

28th June 2010

From the Club Assembly meeting a new Rotary year starts for the Club, present at this event was the Assistant Governor Garner Roberts.

Past President Tony Wallis hands over the chain of office to our President for 2010-11 Paul Dickinson.

First duty for President Paul was to install the office of President Elect to Rtn David Sharp

President Paul took over the chair of the meeting, and thanked past President Tony for his year.  The Club had a great 25th Anniversary year and Paul said it will be a hard act to follow.  He was sure, however, that the Club will continue to succeed with the proposals for this Rotary year

Paul says “ In my view, the key to Rotary membership is to do as much as possible towards Rotary’s service aims while having as much fun as you can while doing so. Rotary is certainly about raising money for charities and working in the community to organise events such as  the Young Musician competition, the Christmas parcels and the party for the elderly, but it is more than that.  It is also a club where people have a great time through friendship,  good fellowship and through working together.”

Our meetings are  normally on Monday evening’s at 7.30pm at:- Quorn Lodge Hotel46 Asfordby Road, Melton Mowbray, Leics. LE13 0HR. England.  Tel: (01664) 566660   Fax: (01664) 480660 quornlodge@aol.com

Rotary welcomes New Members

If you are not a Rotarian, live or work in the Melton area and are interested in learning more about Rotary, please contact us via the link on our home page. We would be pleased to talk to you about Rotary and how you too, may become a member of this worldwide service Organisation.

Could Rotary be rewarding for you?

Do you lead a busy life with many calls on your time?

Do you seldom seem to have time to spare?

And yet do you still feel there is something missing?

After years spent building a career, a family or a lifestyle, do you feel it would be good to put something back in your community, to see how you could help some of  the less fortunate people around you and have a lot of fun  and good fellowship doing it?   If your Answers are mainly YES! Then joining a Rotary Club may be just what you need.

Rotarians are foremost a very friendly group of men and women and you will receive a warm invitation to join us at any of our meetings even if you do not know anyone in the club.

Can you help?

Rotary thrives on enthusiasm of both members and supporters.

You may wish to receive information about our forthcoming charity events.

You may wish to sponsor one of our events in whole or in part.

You may like to attend  a Rotary meeting as a speaker or as a guest.

You may consider becoming a member of this worldwide service organisation by joining Rotary.

Prospective members are welcome at any of our meetings as a guest of a Rotarian. If however you do not know any Rotarians please contact us by the links (telephone or E-mail) on our Home page above.

We will respond as quickly as possible to enquiries about meetings, membership, ticket sales for events, or requests for assistance  with funding.