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Home | Business Meeting
The major discussion at the Club's Business Meeting concerned the annual Charity event, the Wensleydale Wander, which this year has as its major Charity the British Heart Foundation. There will be some 300 competitors starting off from Leyburn on Saturday 17th.April. Arrangements are in hand for "the Best Kept Village" event, the Scarborough Carer's week and the Schools' Bursary payments offered to all schools in Wensleydale. Reporting on the work of the Rotary Foundation the recent PolioPlus collections in the Dale and Rotary District 1040 were well supported by the community, which appreciates Rotary's goal of a polio free world. While children are being immunised they are given Vitamin A supplements that it is estimated has averted over 1.5 million deaths since 1984 when the Polio eradication scheme began. A Group Study Exchange team from New Zealand will be in the District in the autumn