Rotary Club of Seaburn Club Dinner
Mon, Mar 7th 2016 at 7:00 pm - 10:30 pm
Over 60 people joined us at this popular annual event at the Sea Hotel, South Shields. Speaker Rev'd Canon Glyn Evans kept us well entertained.
As usual there was a wide choice for each of the three courses of the meal.
President Peter introduced the guests in his own inimitable way and DG Terry replied on behalf of the guest. He was complimentary about our club and the many events with which we are involved.
Afterwards we were entertained by the Rev'd Canon Glyn Evans, who described many amusing facets of his life as a priest, including being chaplain to Newcastle United F. C! Everyone present thoroughly enjoyed listening to him and his humour added much to the enjoyment of the whole evening. Vice President David Biermann proposed a vote of thanks.
President Peter was pleased to present Glyn with a cheque for one of his charities.
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