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June 28th
An almost last duty for Martin before
handing over was to announce PHF awards to Gerald Grix, (shown
receiving it - left) and Charles Hewson (see above) |

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June 21st
We were pleased to formally welcome
a new member,
Peter Semlyen,
transferring to us from Mill Hill
Rotary Club with effect from
1st July. |
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Rotary Bottle Stall Fundraiser on Canival Day
10th June. |

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The Annual Watton Rotary Vocational Service Award Cups were presented on
Thursday 14th June 2007. Top Left: The Individual Award went toJulian Horn for his work on archiving the history of Watton and making
it available to the public in a number of formats.
Bottom Left: The Group Award - the Wayland Community High School
EcoBugs Group, which is keeping the school clean, free from litter and
promoting pollution awareness. l-r:
Fiona Southward, Karl Green, Shane Ison |

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Watton Rotary again sponsored the young designer initiative at
Wayland Community High School. Sandra Pillay, head of the Design
Technology Department, is here receiving the prizes & certificates on
June 7.
Also on June 7, Brittany Krupica, a Rotary Ambassadorial
Scholar at Cambridge University visited and addressed the Club.
Brittany hails from West Virginia and Boston MA University, |
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Tractors, some with trailers and an entourage of families and friends,
followed a course from Scarning to Necton. The early rain abated whilst
everyone enjoyed a hamburger, sausage & onions barbecue prepared by
Hilary Grix, Derek Smith and Andrew Barwood. Despite a few breakdowns
and the return to Scarning in pouring rain, an enjoyable day was had by
all. Charles Hewson, our organiser, was well pleased, and our charity
funds received generous donations. Congratulations Charles. |
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Stroke Awareness Day
(May 12th)

Rtn Dr Mike Harvey
on the Rotary stall at the Health Fair
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Inner Wheel Birthday Supper (May 11th)
President Martin conveyed the customary
greetings to the Inner Wheel Club of Watton & District on
the occasion of their 26th Birthday, and helped cut the cake!

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Rotary Meeting of May 10th
John Parker, DebRA's area representative kindly
addressed the Club on the horrible condition of Epidermolysis Bullosa.
Following this, Rtn Richard Crabtree arranged for
Wayland High School's "Dress Down" Day to support DebRA
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Students of Wayland Community High School,
accompanied by the school's Community Officer,
Bev Page, gave a fascinating and encouraging dissertation
about the Ecobug activities run by a voluntary group of students
in the school, addressing the whole question of waste, litter,
recycling and allied environmental issues. |
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Caroline Morra
This picture of Caroline was received in response to our annual
Christmas Gift and Card. |

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Caroline was 'adopted'
by our Rotary Club
in 1984 when she was a few months old.
We have continued to support her as she has progressed through
adult education and vocational training in Kenya. |
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CRACKING START TO THE NEW YEAR
We
inducted 3 new members at our first meeting of 2007
Richard Akister (nearest) transferred from the Rotary Club of
Canterbury
Andrew Barwood runs a successful plastic injection moulding
company
and
Francis Ulrych comes from a well known local farming family
President Martin Anscombe is reading the Induction Certificates |
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UP TO CHRISTMAS
2006 |
With
Father Christmas busy again this year Watton Rotarians provided
a back up delivery service on Christmas Day. With Martin Parker
arranging things via the Post Office, Ivan Chubbock and Gerald
Grix delivered 14 packages to delighted youngsters. |
Holly, Mistletoe, Christmas Decorations and all sorts were sold
at the Town Council's Christmas Market. Further sales were made
on subsequent Market Days up to Christmas. |
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We collect waste paper for Charity |
In early November a 'High Class' Bric-a-Brac' sale at the Queens
Hall Coffee morning helped to swell our Charities Account. |
OUR COLLECTED WASTE PAPER raises about £50 per month. Contact
Rtn Charles Hewson on 07941 126977 |
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Our November 2nd
Meeting was transferred to Crowhill, Shipdham. IPP Ivan Chubbock and his
wife, Jean, laid on a splendid evening for families and friends; it
began with a fireworks display (photo unnecessary!) followed by fish &
chips, choc ices and lots of wine.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR MOTHER CLUB
DEREHAM
on their 60th Birthday (30th October), celebrated in style at a Charter
Dinner the next evening attended by 5 members of the Watton Club
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For More Pictures of Earlier Watton Rotary
Events and Activities
click on the links below:
2006 WEB ARCHIVE
WCHS Entertains Rotary - January 2006
New Member - December 2005
New Member - September 2005
Young Designer Awards 2005
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