Rotary Club of Whitehaven Club meeting: Lunchtime 24.8.21
God grant that [in partaking of this food] we may be mindful of those who go hungry and so strengthen our purpose that by our daily deeds of service the day may be brought nearer when no one shall want for food or fellowship. Amen.
Speaker: Amy Linton: The environment in St Bees
Vote of thanks: Tom Stout
Number attending: Tom Dalzell, Ian Hill, David Hope, Tom Milburn, Anthony Payne, Ronnie Proudfoot, Tom Stout, Frank Todhunter, Ian Watson, David Whitfield-Bott, Dorothy Whitfield-Bott
Apologies: Tony Parker, Mike Reid, Donald Dixon, Amy Johnston, JR Kennedy, D Saxon, G Southward, RA Stout
Hon. Members: D Brownrigg, R Carling, I Southward, M Starkie
Birthdays: None
Guests: Amy Linton.
Visits to other clubs: None
President’s Announcements:
1. 100 club Draw:
Ticket Number |
Winner |
Prize £ |
62 |
Philip Milburn |
25 |
23 |
Abigail Shepherd |
15 |
39 |
Rachel Wells |
10 |
2. Conference on Mental Health. Cockermouth, 8th of October. This has been organised by Public Health Allerdale, Cockermouth Rotary and Churches Together. There will be a range of speakers from various organisations. There will also be a range of stalls.
Secretary’s Announcements:
1. We have received our replacement charter certificate from RI.
2. On Friday 27th of August at 11am there will be a publicity event for the Harbour Project at Whitehaven Harbour. DG Ian McTurk will be attending. This is due to last for an hour. All welcome.
3. The next joint meeting for the Harbour Project will be hosted on Zoom by Castle at 8PM on Thursday 2nd September. The link will be sent out in due course. All welcome.
Member’s Announcements:
Dorothy Whitfield Bott reported that Mike Reid had been unwell but that a medical check - up was satisfactory and that he hoped to attend next week’s meeting.
Next week’s speaker: TBA. If nothing has been arranged Ronnie will talk about his trip to Iceland.
A.O.B.: None
Report on Absent Members: Donald Dixon and Richard Stout are reported to be well.
Fellowship Officer: Anthony Payne told the tale of three nuns passing through the pearly gates.
Final toast: 13.17
'What We Do' Main Pages:
A summary of our membership status.
moreTogether with our colleagues from the Rotary Club of Whitehaven Castle we planted 4,000 purple crocus corms at Whitehaven Harbour. We are hopeful that our 30+ year programme to rid the world of this disease is nearing its end. Thanks for your support.
moreThis is a programme devised by our daughter club Whitehaven Castle; It is an example of Rotary in Action and has the strap line "Environmental Pride". The object is to tidy up the signs, bollards etc in Whitehaven Harbour.
moreA summary of our membership status.
moreMembers of RC Whitehaven and friends raise £300 for Hospice at Home West Cumbria by selling refreshments and raffle prizes at the Egremont Farmer's Market on Friday 15th October 2021
moreThis is a programme devised by our daughter club Whitehaven Castle; It is an example of Rotary in Action and has the strap line "Environmental Pride". The object is to tidy up the signs, bollards etc in Whitehaven Harbour.
moreAn update on this 3 year project to tidy up the harbour at Whitehaven and improve the environment. To date we have refurbished 21 metal bollards, 100 feet of metal railings and have cleaned signage and other metal furniture.
moreOur activities were severely constrained during this period. However, we did maintain our giving: NORTH CUMBRIA FOOD BANK £1410 CALVERT TRUST £1270
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