It’s all change at the top as former oil industry employee from Chalgrove who spends much of his spare time volunteering and fundraising in the local community takes up the reins as president of Rotary Club of Thame.
John Singer, was welcomed as the new president of Rotary Club of Thame on Wednesday 5 July at the 3 Horseshoes Pub in Towersey. John has been a Rotarian for over 15 years, much of which was in Scotland, and his commitment to the club has earned the respect of fellow members who were only too pleased to vote him in as their new president for the forthcoming year.
John said: “I am delighted to become the new president of our club. It’s going to be a very exciting year. We’re hoping to try out a lot of new things and are looking for enthusiastic men and women to join us. We have a lot of fun and really enjoy ourselves, on top of all the fundraising we do, and would love to hear from anyone interested in joining us and making a real difference to the community.”
To continue and to expand Rotary's fundraising and volunteering activities in the months and years to come, they are looking for even more support from the local community. They are welcoming new members, women and men, from the local communities of Thame, Chinnor, Long Crendon and neighbouring villages who can join our world of fun, friendship and fundraising. To express your interest to join their vibrant club, please visit www.thame.rotary1090.org or like Thame Rotary on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thamerotary.
Pictured: John Singer (centre) with rotarians Erroll Bateman (left) and Graham Colverson (right) - article courtesy of Thame Town Council.
