RE Re one eRe mgeR Som IOP TRE I. ARMM OTe © * connected. with attendance}, Larry Akers, director ef Rotary International in 1941-42,. says that. every worth-while business or profession in every com- munity. should be represented in RAPES He would have every Rotary club, not a. social club, but a true cross. seatten ; of the community. He is saying, in.. other words, that if Rotary is good _ for you, it is good for your neighbor, and we can all agree. I increased the membership of our club over 20% during my year, and I believe every man. we then took in is still a. member. Rotary is a service corganization,. and the more members, it has,. the greater. service it. can. render the community. . The. bigger . the club, the better cross section of . the community it PREP OME # Welcoming New Members First impressions are usually the’most™ lasting; it is. therefore desirable, so- I have found, to.so: induct new members that they.will at. once realize, that there is. something to. Rotary. ESOP as Rotary has no ritual, yet.if. ‘You : a j present, with appropriate words, a framed. copy. of the Objects of Rotary, a copy. of pamphlet No.. 52, a late copy of "The Rotarian," the Rotary button, etc., to each new member when he is in-| ducted, the effect will be — and the} — impress ion lasting, a ees | Assimilating | ew Members . Another nuesidon,. what ‘shall be done , with new members? . When a new man is. brought into a business enterprise, he is usually “brought, up to date" on its | activities. RI. has prepared more than -| a dozen papers, as mentioned in File.-200, | relating to this subject. You, no doubt, | now have a plan that is being carried out by your Rotary information committee for the development of .new members; if _ not, one could be, worked out with the aid of R.I. material. . Bean dae the Secretariat | Let us ‘complete our ‘oycle; by. cee | information from your members, from. | | your directors,. from . your district gov- ernor, and. from Rotary International, . | each of. us can help ourselves. In. the. secretariat in Chicago, which I visited {| on my. return from the Rotary. converition, I was impressed, with. the. orderly manner in which they carry on, and the vast ° | amount of information. they have that: can be used: to advantage. by every club, | its officers and committees, all of . | which can. be had for the Behn conus ion - This,.feliéws, ig:your, year...What, 18/60" . DE! to ‘be the. verdict of your club, of ¢ ee eas ly up. to Yous 117-Sept »'2-Y-1,00