THANK YOU ROTARY FOR YOUR LOYALTY AND ONGOING SUPPORT
SHELTERBOX RESPONSE TEAM MEMBERS AND ROTARIANS DAVE HALLETT AND ADRIAN SUMNER DELIVER SHELTERBOX AID TO FAMINE REFUGEES IN ETHIOPIA, AUGUST 2011
WE LOOK FORWARD TO WELCOMING OUR ROTARY FRIENDS AT THE RIBI CONFERENCE 2011
EVERY DONATION COUNTS
www.shelterbox.org
SHELTERBOX, WATER-MA-TROUT IND EST, HELSTON, CORNWALL, TR13 0LW HOTEL MEURICE 5, Rue Edmond Roche, F-62100 CALAIS
Tel: 33 3 21 34 57 03 Fax: 33 3 21 34 14 71 Internet address:
http://www.hotel-meurice.fr Email:
meurice@wanadoo.fr
Contact us for a
package including crossing with
SeaFrance or Le Shuttle
Destroyed during the Second World War, the hotel was rebuilt in 1953-1954. Close to the train station, 5 minutes from the beach, the Hotel Meurice’s friendly atmosphere and charm await you right in the heart of the city.
Book now for Christmas and New Year!
From 134.70 (special Rotarian rate) (drinks not included J.C. COSSART, Past-president and owner of the Meurice welcomes you for the different dinner meetings:
From Friday evening till Sunday morning (including dinner each evening)
The hotel is equipped with a defibrillator, located in the hotel reception. Special discount 10% on room prices all year round, with this advertisement
ROTARY CLUB OF CALAIS RISBAN 2nd and 4th Wednesday ROTARY CLUB OF CALAIS 1st and 3rd Tuesday
A forerunner in the luxury hotel business, the Hotel Meurice in Calais, first of the name, exists since 1771.
ROTARY CLUB OF CHELWOOD BRIDGE IN
NORTH EAST SOMERSET DISTRICT 1200 - ENGLAND
WATER-SURVIVAL BOX
WORLDWATERWORKS LIMITED REGD CHARITY 1116432
Water-Survival Box provides clean water for twelve months and essential survival items within days following disaster
www.worldwaterworks.org 01761 490369
Many thanks for helping us to send aid to Haiti, Chile, Guatemala and Pakistan in 2010 and also Colombia and Japan in 2011
www.ribi.org | October 2011 15 (3 star)
Imagine - you’ve lost everything! How will you and your family survive?
Providing water for life
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