ee Governor’s Official Visit

The visit of the district governor should
be an occasion for mutual helpfulness.
Plan for it. Club officers and commit-
tees should get useful suggestions from

14. Intercity Meetings

An occasional meeting attended by Ro-
tarians from a number of adjacent clubs
offers opportunity for wider acquaint-
ance, increased cooperation, and unity
in pursuing the objects of Rotary. In

1 5 e Ladies’ Meetings

Meetings attended by the ladies at the
regular meeting time or at some special
time have come to be almost an essen-
tial part of the program of many clubs.
They are not to be overlooked as an

January—June

16. Recurring Activities ~«

Meetings of the club, the committees,
the board of directors, and the club as-
sembly (see pages 10, 11 and topics
6, 7, 9) require continued attention by

the governor’s experience. The gov-
ernor should obtain many interesting
ideas which he in turn can pass on to
other clubs. See page 13.

numerous instances such meetings have
broken down prejudices, jealousies and
ill feelings that have existed between
communities. See page 8.

opportunity for uniting the club mem-
bership, stimulating enthusiasm for the
activities of the club and making the
objectives of the club better understood
in the community. See page 14.

the president. He will find that such
attention contributes to building a
strong club.

17. Selection of New Officers

In March the club’s attention should be
called to the approaching necessity for
selecting new officers and to the desir-

able qualifications these officers should
have for efficient administration of their
respective responsibilities.

18. Representation at the District Conference

The president should head the delega-
tion from his club to the district confer-
ence. He should make certain that in-
sofar as possible all the incoming club
officers attend the conference. In fact,
it is highly desirable for each member
of the club to be in attendance and

further to take part to the best of his
ability. The president, as the leader,
frequently will find it possible to make
suggestions concerning which confer-
ence meetings certain members of the
club should attend. By doing so he is
helping further to strengthen the club.

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