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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
SERVICE ANNIVERSARIES
Rotary Onlinehttps://thomasvillerotary.org
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| President | Andre' Marria |
| President-Elect | Kim Walden |
| Immediate Past President | Teri White |
| Vice President | Tom Callaway, III |
| Treasurer | Teri White |
| Treasurer | Rick Piper |
| Secretary | Angela Williamson |
| Foundation Chair | Kim Walden |
| Foundation Chair | Scott Rich |
| Membership Chair | Ben Wilds |
| Public Image Chair | Marta Turner |
| Sergeant-at-Arms | Janet Liles |
| Program Director | Jay Flowers |
| Sergeant-at-Arms | Krista Peace |
We had FUN with
Odyssey of the Mind students
This week's program is
Jonath0n Cannon with Southwest Georgia Xtreme RC Club
It is a pleasure to welcome you the Southwest Georgia Xtreme RC Club. This club has been around since 1990 and was founded by Tom Robbins under the name of Rose City Aero Modelers. It is a registered AMA club that encourages fellowship, safety, and the joy of flight. It doesn't matter if you are just a beginner or an expert, you will feel at home with the members. The membership is made up of all skill levels with varying years of experience. Each one enjoy helping each other in this exciting and fulfilling hobby. If you're into fixed wings, helis, multi-rotors, boats, cars, FPV, or anything else RC related, you will find other members who enjoy your same interest.
SafeDrive shared with Kappa League
Mike Bixler talked with Kappa League members on Rotary's Safe Drive program.
ABC's of Rotary
100 Percent Attendance
Regular attendance is essential to a strong and active Rotary club. The emphasis on attendance is traced back to 1922 when Rotary International announced a worldwide attendance contest that motivated thousands of Rotarians to achieve 100 percent attendance year after year. Many Rotarians take great pride in maintaining their 100 percent record in their own club or by making-up at other Rotary club meetings.
Although the bylaws of Rotary require members to attend only 60 percent of all meetings, the custom has emerged that 100 percent is the desirable level. Rotary stresses regular attendance because each member represents his own business or profession and thus the absence of any member deprives the club of the values of its diversified membership and the personal fellowship of each member. From time to time, proposals have been made to give attendance credit for various reasons or to lower the minimum requirement. Such attempts generally have been rebuffed by the clubs acting through the Council on Legislation.
THIS Thursday, March 21st @ 5:30 pm
March Board Meeting, at the Library
From the Desk of President Andre'
