ROTARY ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT

The Rotary Club of Langley and Iver is pleased to announce that Mr Thomas Moloney has been elected president of the club for 2008/09.

Mr Moloney is a management consultant who lives in Iver.

Having joined the Rotary movement six years ago, Mr Moloney has previously been Chairman of both the Community Services and Membership committees.

Following his appointment , Mr Moloney said:

‘I am very honoured to be invited take on this role of President.

Rotary  provides a great opportunity to serve others both locally and internationally. Day in and day out Rotary is helping to save lives and ease suffering by its humanitarian programmes.

We have a number of projects planned to help local people this coming year and are always very grateful for the generosity of local residents and businesses which make this possible.

We will work closely with our Rotaract Club (whose members are aged 18-35 years) who also undertake charitable projects to help our community.

This year, I want us to give particular attention to do what we can to help children and young people. One of my primary charities will be Starlight which brightens the life of seriously and terminally ill children. I also want to support the Mount Vernon Cancer Research Hospital.  

We would be delighted to hear from people in our area with professional backgrounds who would like to serve their community.

We recognise the pressures of everyday life and the time commitment is quite limited but extremely rewarding. If you are interested, please contact Mr Brian Betts on 01753 822013.