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Our Chair Person's message

My theme is Together .....a little goes a long way.

My main objective for the year is that if everyone puts in a little i.e. makes a small effort to get involved LC#4 will go a long way.Like the spokes of the wheel in the LC India each and everyone has to work together and in one direction for the Circling movement to go forward.

Projects: Continue to provide provisions worth Rs500 to Mercy home a home for the aged
Plan to work with Table For RTI week
Fellowship: Continue with weekly movie and monthly ladies lunch
Plan Diwali and Christmas Social.

The Ladies Circle. Making a Difference

The Ladies Circle is a non-political and non-sectarian organization made up of the wives of members of Round Table.  It offers opportunities for serving the community, for fostering and strengthening friendships between like-minded young women and helps create a better understanding of the obligations one owes to the society.  The local club termed as "Ladies Circle" or simply "Circle" is the most important unit in the movement.  The individual members of each Circle decide how they will serve their community.  The circle alone determines the scope and limit of its activities.  There is no pattern limiting this scope.

The beginning of the circle... the Madras Mylapore Circle #4.

The Ladies Circle movement first came to India in 1968.  The wives of members of Round Table No.9 formed the first Circle in Coimbatore.  The then Round Table India President, Krish Chitale presented the Charter in 1970.  The National Association of Ladies Circle India was formed in 1970 with four member Circles and in the same year, became a full member of ladies Circle International.  The Madras Mylapore Ladies Circle # 4 was chartered on 20th February 1970.

The theme for the get together was Independence Day. We were all dressed in the tri colors of our flag. Played a few games and lit the lamp of friendship. Celebrated President Cr. Seetha's birthday. The fellowship group Cr.Monisha, Cr.Selvi, Cr.Anchal and Cr.Ekta organized this fellowship and special meeting. We had 95% attendance for this together. All of us shared our views on what circling means to us. A very interactive session with the president made the meeting very interesting.