"When I was being officially welcomed into my Rotary club," said one Rotarian, "the president made two points which have stayed with me: first, that my fellow Rotarians had chosen me—not in the sense of exclusiveness, but because they believed that I was the person to represent my business in Rotary; and, second, that I was beginning a new adventure in service—an adventure in the strict definition of the word: 'a bold undertaking in which certain hazards and unforeseen developments' were to be met.. ."
Is it an adventure? Yes, the experience and testimony of thousands of Rotarians say that…
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