New Member for Watton Rotary
We are pleased to welcome Roy Ivory
At our first meeting in December we were delighted to welcome Roy Ivory as a new member of the Rotary Club.
Roy has been a friend of Rotary for many years. He has assisted us and several other local organisations such as Wayland Players, Watton Society,Watton Festival in providing lights and sound facilities for their events, particularly those held at Queens Hall Watton, over very many years. When he gas been unable to turn out to help us, he has sent his son to help us instead.
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