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         Join Rotary and make a world of difference to your own community, to the lives of those less fortunate around the world, to your fellow club members - like-minded men and women of all ages - and, just as important, to yourself! The projects Rotarians get involved in are incredibly fulfilling, worthwhile and rewarding - and there's plenty of fun involved.

Record Entries for Nantwich Rotary Art Competition
Over 350 primary school entries hopeful of success
 
 
Local artists Linda Jackson and Claire Somerville faced the tough task of judging over 300 entries for the Rotary Club of Nantwich Spring 2013 Primary Schools Art Competition.
 
The competition was organised by the Rotary Club of Nantwich which continues to extend their activities in the community and foster links with local primary schools, all of whom were invited to participate.
 
Said Claire Somerville: "I was delighted to be invited by the Rotary Club of Nantwich to judge their Primary Schools Art Competition for the second year, there are some amazingly talented young artists in our town who clearly enjoyed turning the theme of historic Nantwich".
 
Seven Nantwich primary schools entered this year with over 350 entries submitted. The overall standard of presentation was evidence of an enthusiastic commitment to art in some of the local primary schools. Said organising Rotarian John Crowe. "This competition grows in popularity every year and as ever the standard of entries was very high - we look forward to announcing the winners in a ceremony at the Nantwich Museum on April 27th, who will be presented with their prizes by Edward Timpson MP. Over 100 entries are already on display in the Nantwich Museum and will remain on display until May 25th."  
For slideshow of the Competition Click on Photo Galleries Tab on Homepage
 
              
 
     
 
Vic Croxson - Winner of the International Committee's 'FlashiestTie' Competition
 
The District Chairman, Adrienne Fox, spoke at the May meeting of the Inner Wheel Club of Nantwich. During the evening, she installed new member Chrissie Weaver. Chrissie's husband Ashley, is the incoming President of the Rotary Club of Nantwich
 

 

Nantwich Rotary serving the Community

 

The beneficiaries from the Christmas Float money for 2012.
Nantwich Museum £400
Nantwich Food Bank £400
Wingate £650
Guy Harvey £650
Alzheimers £650
Girl Guides 4th Nantwich £200
Willaston Scouts£200
Home Start £500

 

Santa’s Grotto  at the Nantwich Bookshop collected a total of £963.29.

Thanks are due to Steve Lawson at the Bookshop for providing the venue and also the gifts for the children. In addition this year, the model railway society from Nantwich Methodist Church setup a track outside the shop and giving free rides to the children each Saturday the Grotto was open and we thank their members for the enthusiastic way they operated in all kinds of weather.

 

The Rotary Club of Nantwich was chartered on 1934 and currently (February 2013) has 45 members plus 1 honorary member.

It is one of three clubs in the old Borough of Crewe and Nantwich. The others are RC Crewe (1932), and RC Crewe and Nantwich Weaver (1985) .

The club is one of 42 in Rotary International District 1050 which covers South Manchester and Cheshire and includes enclaves within Derbyshire and Staffordshire. The 'Nantwich' club is a 'lunch time' Club meeting on a Tuesday and with the 'Weaver Club' covers the southern extremity of the district, bordering North Shropshire.

Visiting Rotarians are most welcome as are ladies and gentlemen wishing to know more about the Rotary organisation or become members.

What We Do

* Meet for lunch every week and enjoy the Fellowship

* Arrange fund raising events .

* Collect about £10,000 each year for charities & good causes

* Encourage International understanding, by twinning & sponsoring exchanges

* Support Local Schools by running annual 'mock interviews'

* Invite speakers to attend our meetings to help spread understanding of their interests & projects

* Organise trips out to theatres, concerts, restaurants, foreign countries

* Recognise vocational service and support of the community

 

 

 

 

 

 Contact:-Secretary Christine Crowe Mob 07985 731426 Bus. 01270 611337

 

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