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he entertainment, which was the icing on the cake, was provided by the Angel
dancers. The presentation was very colourful and added much to the atmosphere and enjoyment of the whole evening.
should point out at this stage that Peter Dowse is now barred from all three clubs!
The reason for this is quite simple. Having been asked to draw the raffle - guess what- he drew his own ticket out! Now I ask you, is this the sort of behaviour you expect from your Assistant Governor? Joking apart, well done Peter, I hope you and your family have a great time in Portugal. We had an enormous number of tickets in the barrel and the odds of picking out your own ticket must be very high. I have to say his face was a picture, he was so embarrassed he couldn‘t apologise enough but all was above board and he won it fair and square. It is just a shame nobody spoke to him again for the rest of the evening. Only joking!
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ll too soon the evening came to an end, and after all the thanks and goodbyes were
said we (the Rotarian‘s, partners and friends) set about clearing up the hall and returning it back to it‘s original state, ready for the pupils on the following Monday.
ll present commented on how much they enjoyed the evening and the team
(Syd, George H, Dianne, Dick, Subhash, and I) were delighted with the success of the event.
o add to this feeling of a ‗job well done‘, we were even more elated to discover that,
after all the expenses and bills had been paid , we made a total of £4,150.90p which will be sent to RI via RIBI as our contribution to Rotary Awareness week and the eradication of Polio.
Sub Editors comment many thanks should go to George and his helpers. This was the first ‘large scale’ event for some time which came about as a result of co-operation between the 3 local clubs and I hope it may be seen as just a beginning, with more to follow.
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Story & photos supplied by George Larkey
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