We'd like to tell you a little about our club's history and our current members. We are a little different from some of the more traditional Rotary clubs and while we love to work with other Rotary clubs on joint projects, we quite like being different.
We meet twice each month, most clubs meet on a weekly basis. We have pretty informal meetings and only one meeting each month is a meal meeting.
We enjoy having fundraising activities, but we tend to go for a few large events each year (that take loads of planning and leave us all exhausted for days after the event!) rather than shaking collection tins in town centres. And... we have as many women in our club as men! There are no restrictions on couples joining our club or on having more than 2 or 3 people of each profession. And most of us work full time and many of us have small children, so there are no penalties for not being able to attend meetings.
Our club history - a personal view from our founding President
Read about members of our club who have been recognised for their service to the club and the community: Paul Harris awards
Past Presidents
Our Council members for 2011-12 - read about why we joined Oxford Spires and what we are doing this year:
at the Red Lion, 7pm to 9pm
Please tell Karen if you plan to attend and if you plan to eat.
Guest Speaker: Ambassadorial Scholar (Brittany Sheppard)
Raffle and Greeters: Alison and Tony
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Main meeting at 8pm
Pooh Sticks meeting at 7pm
Speaker: Julian Cottee, Rotary Scholar.
The 29th annual World Championships at Day's Lock, Little Wittenham.
Guest Speaker: Julian Cottee, Rotary Scholar.
Raffle and Greeters: Alyson and Graham