End Polio Now - Thanks for Life Collection
Wed, Feb 23rd 2011 at 12:00 am - 2:00 am
Display and Collection at Sainsbury's, Durham
Working with the Rotary Clubs of Durham Bede and Durham Elvet and the Interact Club at Durham 6th Form Centre, we were at Sainsbury's, Arnison Centre, Durham to publicise the Rotary International End Polio Now - Thanks For Life camapign.
Unfortunately, the crocuses we planted on the nearby Rotary Way roundabout last October were not in bloom
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