Weekly Elixir - March 3, 2008

ROTARY CLUB OF ANGUILLA INDUCTS THREE NEW MEMBERS

Are you increasing your club's membership?



Because this year’s goal has been to increase club membership throughout the world, this article is important and very much in tune with this year’s motto Share Rotary.

We must not rest with this situation. We must

• Get every one of our members totally involved in Rotary
• Get every one of our members enthusiastic about sharing Rotary
• Continue to help our club grow
• Become active in the community with viable and helpful community projects
• Focus on international projects
• Continue to support the Rotary Foundation

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The Rotary Club of Anguilla has increased its membership recently by three members. Two have returned after a period away, and another has joined as a first-time member of the Anguilla Club.



Shown in the photograph are new members Lindel Brookes, Classification Dentistry; Oliver Brooks, Classification Construction; Harris Richardson, Classification Electronics. President Seymour Hodge introduced the new members to the club, and Rotarian Yvette Wallace “pinned” each new member.

Rotary Club members are expected to participate in the service activities of the club, attend the weekly meetings, and adhere to the high ethical standards of fellow Rotarians around the world.

Rotary offers opportunities for humanitarian service in the local community or in the international community. Rotarians who participate in service opportunities can contribute to improvements in health care and the environment, and can try to eliminate hunger, poverty, and illiteracy. If you are interested in joining Rotary, or would like more information, please contact any local Rotarian. The club meets on Thursday evenings at 6:00 p.m. upstairs at the English Rose.