Membership

Prospective members of Rotary should actively hold - or be retired from - a professional, proprietary, executive or managerial position. And they must have the desire and ability to serve and to meet the club's attendance requirements for its weekly meetings.

An important distinction between Rotary and other organizations is that membership in Rotary is by invitation. However this should not stop anyone who feels that they might like to become a Rotarian from indicating an interest, either by speaking to a Rotarian, or by getting in touch with a local Club - with no obligation on either side.

Each club aims to include a significant cross section of its community's vocational life, and has the widest possible resources and expertise for its service programs and projects, as you will have seen on these pages.

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President Tom inducts Peter into membership of the Club

Presentation of a Paul Harris Fellowship by President Tom Farmer to Rtn Michael Heath in recognition for his service to the community and Rotary.

Presentation of a Paul Harris Fellowship by President Tom Farmer to Rtn Paul Rhodes in recognition for his service to the community and Rotary. Rtn Elfed Jones is seen on the right.