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The older (by which I mean those who have been in the club longer) Someries Rotarians will remember Kathy Leather, who is now working for the Worcester Warriors Rugby Team in Worcester.
Kathy was a founder member - and was one of the 'faces of Rotary' chosen by the RIBI publicity team to be part of the recent Rotary PR campaign. Kathy took this picture and said that there were about 45 of these in and around Birmingham.
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We all go back to school! Well we have been kept behind in detention and Sir is teaching us how to use the Someries website.....
The following students have stayed behind:
Jenny, Henry, Bob, Dave W, Sarah, Julia, Dave E
and me. So far we have 'logged in', changed our profiles, learned how
to add news and looked at the calendar. How long we remember is another
matter - but so far so good!
Just like school there has been lots of
giggling and naughtiness! So far no major incidents to report but who
knows where this will lead.
Patricia
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Thanks 4 Life - The Concert |
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To celebrate Rotary Week and the Rotary Thanks For Life campaign - support the push to eradicate Polio throughout the world - Luton Someries Rotary Club, and the other Luton clubs are producing a concert celebrating the music of Luton's many young musicians.
The concert takes place at Stopsley Baptist Church on Saturday 27th February, 7pm.
Tickets are £8 (£6 concessions)
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Started on Saturday under blue skies and sun, by noon on Sunday the scene was mostly set. Nick Vigor had been (again) generous enough to open his house for the now legendary Luton Someries Jazz in the Garden.
It had been awaited for a long time, postponed after Malcom was suddenly taken from us in July. His friends and family turned out in force to remember Malcolm as he'd have wished - an afternoon filled with smiling faces, music and friendship.
In order to provide a mellow ambience to the afternoon, Gentle Jazz had been booked to serenade us while we drank, laughed and listened. The band was mainly made up of Rotarians from around Hemel Hempstead, and they played their hearts out for no fee other than a few beers: a donation from the Jazz in the Garden will go via them to the Shed in the Park children's theatre project.
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Friday, 18 September was the night I first ventured into a Rotary Quiz Night at the Leaside Hotel. I gather these are a regular occurrence.
I hadn’t been there much before at all and wouldn’t have found my way to the appropriate room if it wasn’t for the din of those already gathered. The room was set out with tables for 6 and I joined, by prior arrangement, Bronwen and Janet. It was nice to have someone to meet there. They were sitting with our President David Worker and his wife and Sandra and her husband so someone suggested we call ourselves ‘All the President’s women, plus one’. |
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Jazz In The Garden nearly here |
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Tickets have now been printed and are available for you and your partners and friends for our Jazz in the Garden.
To remind you all it's being held, thanks to Nick Vigor, in the garden of the Oak Barn, Little Park Farm, off the Ampthill By-pass, Ampthill.
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Several of the members and honouree attendee ‘Lucy’ had been busy baking on a lovely morning on 15th August 2009. Lynn was busy sandwich making with some other members and transporting all the lovely grub down to Julia’s who was hosting the event.
Because of some sniffles and concerns about resident’s health, we wheeled eight ladies from Rowles House, down the pavement to Julia’s where we met Peggy who had been brought along by Jill.
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