Helping hand for Torbay Scouts

Presentation to Torbay Scout Group

TORQUAY Rotary Club's charity fundraising often benefits the younger generations and the latest example was the presentation of 1,000 to the 20th Torbay Scout Group, which has its headquarters on the campus of Torquay Boys' Grammar School. The immediate past president of the club, Roger Avenall, is seen handing the cheque to Group Scout Leader Ann Arscott. Showing some of the equipment purchased are, from left, scouts Harry Fox, Tom Snow, Tom Martin and Sam Kneath.

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A helping hand for young people

Philip White, chairman of the Clive Olney fund trustees, hands over the cheque for ï¿½15,242 to Torquay Rotary Club president Roger Avenall, accompanied by, from left, Brian Chudley, Cliveï¿½s widow Jackie, and John Flude.

The Clive Olney Trust hands over its assets to the Rotary Club of Torquay.

The St James Hotel and Restaurant where the Rotary Club of Torquay first met in September 1920.

Torquay harbourside probably around 1930 First meeting place of the Rotary Club of Torquay, September 1920. The building is now known as Harbour Point

Presentation to Torbay Scout Group

School leavers at Barton Hill Academy pictured with their Dictionaries For Life.

Torquay Rotary Club is now part of the school 'families' at both Barton Hill Academy and Ellacombe Academy.

Helping hand for Torbay Scouts

Presentation to Torbay Scout Group

A helping hand for young people

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Helping hand for Torbay Scouts

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