On March 17, Interact service cl
ub members from Irvington and Kennedy High Schools paid a visit to our Club meeting. But, they did not just attend. They took charge and conducted the entire meeting from the opening Pledge of Allegiance to the closing bell with our members watching on. They reviewed some of their activities and presented a program about their experiences at the recent Interact President’s Retreat. What a joy to see these young people of action exercise leadership skills and the spirit of Rotary.
ub members from Irvington and Kennedy High Schools paid a visit to our Club meeting. But, they did not just attend. They took charge and conducted the entire meeting from the opening Pledge of Allegiance to the closing bell with our members watching on. They reviewed some of their activities and presented a program about their experiences at the recent Interact President’s Retreat. What a joy to see these young people of action exercise leadership skills and the spirit of Rotary.
Our Club has provided a $2,500 grant to Pro-Amigos, a local organization that works with Rotary Clubs in Puerto Penasco, Mexico to serve those in need. This grant will purchase and install a much needed medical examination table with related equipment to a Women’s Clinic in Puerto Penasco. The clinic currently serves about 30 low income women per day to reduce the incidence of cancer through prevention, examinations and treatment provided by volunteer doctors and medical staff. 
