District Handover - at The Ivy Hill Hotel, Margaretting

Sun, Jul 1st 2018 at 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Nick Sillitoe passes the baton to Lesley Sulley our DG for 2018-2019

District Governor Nick Sillitoe and District Governor Elect Lesley Sulley invite you to join them at the District 1240 Handover Lunch on Saturday 1st July 2018 At the Ivy Hill Hotel, Margaretting, CM4 0EH. 12.00 noon for 12.30. Please come along to this very special event in the Rotary year. Tickets are £29.50 per person.

Tickets are available from Martin Sulley. Click here to send an email to Martin to reserve your tickets. (You need to be logged in to do this). Please include your name, club, guest names, menu choices (see below) indicating any special dietary requirements and any seating preferences (not guaranteed)

Starters

A) Marinated tomato and mozzerella salad with basil oil

B) Smoked salmoln with dill mousse, lemon salad

Mains

C) Roast leg of lamb with redcurrant and rosemary jus

D) Stuffed portabello mushrooms, braised vegetables and lentils (v)

Dessert

E) Dark chocolate and orange torte

F) White peach and mango tart

Coffee and mints

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