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President's Musings

  • David Writes...
    I am long overdue a missive & we have done a number of things lately that need a mention.I would like to thank the Fellowlunchship team & in particular Carole, for organising the Chinese New y ...
  • Time Flies...
    Time has flown bye since the last missive. Jazz in the garden was a great sucess a fitting tribute to Malcolm. The weather on the day was superb & the turnout was there to match it. The clu ...
  • A Month In...
    Apart from the sad sudden demise of Malcolm & Ian Aizlewood,the attitude of the membership has perked up quite considerably since handover day. May this long continue!I am pleased to see that all ...
  • Time Flies...
    Unbelievably it was nearly 3 months ago since I did my last ‘Presidents Musings'.  What a busy time we have had! We have had Paul Thomson of Young Enterprise talking about school ...
  • Here comes Christmas
    Here we are, already in November, with Christmas on the horizon, a very busy time.   We've just about finished the Women's Aid Garden and we've finished the big golf day with t ...

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Welcome to Luton Someries Rotary Club

someries.jpgThe Rotary Club of Luton Someries was formed in 1993 and takes its name from Someries Castle in Luton.

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Women's Aid Jungle Print E-mail
Written by Jenny Moody   
Sunday, 09 November 2008

The residents of one of our refuges were extremely thrilled to see a group of people turn up in their garden getting down to digging and planting at last.

The group was watched carefully by a small person of two years who told me with great excitement that "the ladies and gentleman were putting pretty flowers in that would come up when the sun came back after Christmas."

Her mother and the other women also were very excited at the change in the look of the space, the new shrubs and the fact that now it was easy to go into the garden to hang the washing up.

As always they were all very touched that someone cared enough to spend time working for them and the process made them feel that they were not second class any more, raising their self esteem no end. So thank you so very much to those brave Rotarians who faced the weather and stuck in there.

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