I’m not giving you a write up, apart to say that the evening was well attended by quite a few Rotarians and our wives. All of us had a very happy and enjoyable time, (none us taking the bowling too seriously)! Followed by a very nice cottage pie meal and a trifle desert, cooked for us by the ladies of the GER Bowls committee. Nick gave the vote of thanks to Bruce for organising the evening and to the bowls club for their hospitality. Finally, Bruce also thanked the GER ladies for kindness, hospitality, and for cooking us the tasty meal. He also thanked the GER gentleman who gave us at the start of the evening, a bit of bowling advice and protocol and also for serving us very reasonably priced drinks at the bar. John Cox
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This year our President, Karen has challenged the club to provide 1000 hours of volunteering. Here is the progress to 12th March 2024.
moreRotary March works hard to raise funds for the charity work it undertakes (photo Pat Ringham, March Camera Club)
moreRotary March undertakes various activities to support our local community. This is in addition to working with Rotary Great Britain and Ireland and Rotary International on global issues.
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moreRotary March holds regular meetings and events to promote fellowship and fun amongst its members.
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