duties of such a committee as follows:
“This committee shall devise and carry
into effect, plans (1) to give the public
generally information about Rotary, its
history, objects, and scope; and (2) to
secure proper publicity for the club in
particular.”

Summary

In developing a strong Rotary club,
probably no group, unless it be the club
officers, has a greater opportunity than
the club service committee. Its respon-
sibilities for building and maintaining
a congenial, representative membership,
for creating a friendly atmosphere, for
arranging attractive programs, and for
aiding both members and the com-
munity to a better understanding of
Rotary’s purpose and program are
surely challenging.

Moreover, the results do not stop at
the club boundaries.
have thus learned the meaning of the
ideal of service in the club itself later
give it expression in their business and

Rotarians who

professional relationships, in their com-
munity contacts, and by developing a
more intelligent understanding in re-
gard to international relations. Thus
has the club service committee carried
out the first object—‘“To encourage and
foster the development of acquaintance
as an opportunity for service.”

Organization Chart and Explanation

The chairman of the committee is
usually the club vice president. The
chairmen of the subcommittees are
directors
other club members.

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CLUB SERVICE
COMMITTEE
Composed of the chairman
who is a member of the aims and
objects committee, the chairman
of each of the subcommittees and
the sergeant-at-arms.

 

 

 

 

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TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE CLUB SERVICE COMMITTEE

In the secretariat is a section specializing in service to clubs in communi-
ties the size of yours. It is headed by an experienced Rotarian who is
eager to serve you and your club. You are invited to discuss your club
service problems with him. He can provide you with information based
on the actual experience of other clubs similarly situated. Merely address
your communication to Rotary International, 35 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago,

 

 

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