Fun, Fellowship and Community Service
March 2023 has seen Clitheroe Rotarians and friends jump into action for spring!
March 2023 has seen Rotarians and friends jump into action for spring!
We continue to receive vast quantities of blister packs, with another 14 bin bags full being delivered to Superdrug Blackburn. They in turn reclaim the aluminium ands low grade plastic, which is sold and the money raised goes to Marie Curie.
Fun was had at a very succesful 10 pin bowling evening, held in Blackburn. The guys and gals won one game each so even Stevens!
And finally, we held our second Market stall drop off point of 2023, where another six sewing machines were collected, taking our total to 102, along with lots of tools, computers, spectacles, mobile phones and of course six more bin bags of blister packs. Our final day on the Market for 2023 will be June 3rd. After that date, blister packs can still be donated, bu dropping them off at the Rose & Crown, Castle Street, Clitheroe, during normal openeing hours.
Thank you for all the support the Ribble valley community give to Rotary.
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We helped out at the Food Festival, supported our Immediate Past President and now Clitheroe Town Mayor Jenni at Last Night of the Proms and managed to fit in a little fun while gliding, with the help of Hon Sec Tony Perry!
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The joint RC's Clitheroe and Ribblesdale Young Musician Competition was held at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School December 16th. 2017
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Over 260 riders took part on June 9th. A full report with details of the charity funds raised will follow in due course. Thank you to all who took part or volunteered to make the day such a success, despite the weather!
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Club Service
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President Frank presents Paul Harris Fellowships to Rotarians Howard Blackburn and David Openshaw
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New Generations
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On a dry Friday and a very wet Saturday, we helped out at The Royal Lancashire Show and Last Night of the Proms on Clitheroe Castle. LNOP pictures courtesy of Eleanor Chew.
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We are now collecting unwanted spectacles via our drop off box located at the Rose and Crown, Castle Street, Clitheroe. These will be passed onto International Aid Trust.
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