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Learn about Rotary basics, history, leadership, fees, community service, and more at our orientation sessions. Join us every Tuesday!
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New Member Orientation THE ROTARY CLUB OF CANTON Founded May 20, 1937Tuesdays at 12:00 PMCherokee County Chamber of Commerce3605 Marietta Highway, Terrace Level, Canton, GA, 30169
Orientation Attendees • Alison Higgins / Hospital Community Relations • Proposer / Nick Fogarty • Orientation Committee / Bob Robinson
Rotary Basics This Is Rotary The ABC’s of Rotary You & Your Rotary Foundation How to Propose a New Member New Member Checklist Personal Facts Sheet for the Club Database List of Club Officers, Directors, and Committee Assignments Copy of the Club Bylaws Paul Harris Fellow Information Orientation Materials New Member Folder including:
Objectives of Orientation • Appreciation and Understanding • Responsibilities • Final Decision
Rotary is … • The world’s first service club • “Service above Self”
The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service High ethical standards: worthiness and dignifying of all occupations Application of the ideal of service to personal, business, and community life Advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a united fellowship Guiding Principles
Rotary Standard of ExcellenceThe Four Way Test Of the things we think, say, or do … • - Is it the TRUTH? • - Is it FAIR to all concerned? • - Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? • - Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
History of the Rotary Club ofCanton • Chartered May 20, 1937 • Over 60 Current Members • District Recognition and Involvement - Multiple Club of the Year Awards - District 6910 - Multiple Gold Club of the Year Awards - District 6910 - Home club of PDG Kay Miller - Home club of DGE Shane Burr
Rotary Club of Canton Leadership • Nick Fogarty – President – 2007-08 • Bill Whitaker - President Elect – 2007-08 • Susan Padgett-Harrison - Vice President – 2007-08 • Cameron Davis – Secretary – 2007-08 • Peter Gleichman–Treasurer / President Elect-elect 2007-08 • Buddy Bennett – Secretary-Elect 2008-09 • Steve Garrison – Treasure-Elect 2008-09 • Directors: Cameron Davis, Mike Ross, Dave Davis, Bill Whitaker, Peter Gleichman, George Bailey, Larry Woolard. • Paul Stephens, Director-Elect, Edna Cook, Director-Elect.
District 6910 Officers • Nathan Carmack - Governor • Garland Moore - District Governor Elect • Shane Burr - District Governor Nominee
Club Service Bill Whitaker, Chair Vocational Service Ed Marsh, Chair Community Service Paul Stephens, Chair International Service Roger Miller, Chair Four Avenues of Servicewww.clubrunner.ca/CPrg/DxProgramHome/programhome.aspx?cid=3123&pid=15869
Rotary Fees • Meals, dues to the Club, District, RI $630.00 • Paul Harrison Sustating (minimum) 100.00 • Will Watt Sustating (minimum) 100.00 • Contribution to annual fund raiser $150.00 • Orientation Fee (Materials) $50.00 (one time) ANNUAL COMMITMENT$1030.00 • Commitment to sell 4 more tickets or provide other service: $600.00* *Assistance is provided with contact names. Fundraiser raffles $10,000 cash prize. Voluntary Contributions: • CART – Alzheimer’s Research • Happy $ - $1.00 for family, personal, sports announcements; $5.00 for business announcements • Pass the hat – occasional contributions for food drives, GRSP student, etc. • Social Events – as attended
The Rotary Foundation • Rotary Foundation Making a Difference Across the World - Paul Harris Fellowship - Sustaining Members - Benefactors
District 6910 Conference Date: Apr 17-20, 2008 • Location: Athens, GA
Rotary Protocol:Attendance Weekly Attendance is a condition of membership • A Make-up is allowed within +/- 14 days(2 weeks) • E-clubs forge new path for RotaryAmong the legislation proposed at the 2004 Council on Legislation in June was item No. 04-18, "to allow attendance credit for a 30-minute interactive club Web site activity." The passing of this item significantly expanded the definition of make-up meetings, and by extension, Rotary activity. Now, if a member misses a meeting, in order to receive attendance credit, he or she can go online. This offers an alternative to making up a meeting at another club. • The Council's recognition both attests to the number of Rotary club Web sites - estimated at 4,000 and growing - and highlights a recent trend in the Rotary world: Web-based clubs that are not merely Web sites of physical clubs but legitimate clubs that exist exclusively on the Internet. • OFFICIAL WEB SITE FOR ROTARY eCLUB OF DISTRICT 5450 COLORADO USA http://www.rotaryeclubone.org • ADDITIONAL OFFICIAL WEB SITE FOR ROTARY eCLUBS http://www.rotary.org/newsroom/downloadcenter/pdfs/eclub_list.pdf
Rotary Communication • Club Bulletin • District Newsletter • The Rotarian Magazine • Websites: - Club Website www.clubrunner.ca/CPrg/Home/homeD.asp?cid=3123 - District Website http://www.clubrunner.ca/dprg/dxhome/_home.aspx?did=6910 - Rotary International www.rotary.org