Little did Rotary Scholar, Zac Sideras, know that he would be performing on stage at the Byre Theatre when he came to St Andrews. Zac grew a beard specially for the occasion and braved wearing a Davie Crockett hat to take on the character of the all-American hero and eco warrior, Artie Kraft, scion of the cheese dynasty, in a Whodunnit for Friends of the Byre entitled "Murder at Morrisons". This featured murder and mayhem in pursuit of the Big Green Welly Award along with music and laughter which will ring in Zac's ears for many years to come.
The production was written, directed and produced by Jim Macgregor who is the Senior Vice President of the Rotary Club of St Andrews
more Eric Motley "Remembering Wilson" Highlighting the life changing opportunities of the Rotary Foundation Scholarship Scheme.
more A Schools Forum on environmental issues such as fracking, wind farms and nuclear power in the Scores Hotel. 70 pupils from 4 Secondary Schools took part addressed by 4 student experts and chaired by Rotarian Gordon Wowk
more Dear Rotary club's members,I want to congratulate you with New Year,and send my best wishes for you! I want thanks my host family John Peacock and Elizabeth, I remember their warm hurts and cares about me. I love all of you and miss you very much!
more Sarah from USA and Laura from Germany get friendly with the calves on the farm
more 4 Foundation students studied at St Andrews Universiy during the year.
more Presentations by 8 students attended by DG George and wife Mary, Stephen Chorley, Pres Colin and Betty and all students' counsellors,then lunch and tour of St Andrews by guide Bette Hunter. Thanks to Sylvia Donaldson and Iain McIver for organisation.
more Pupils at St Leonards School raised £5837-02 by a sponsored run for Polio Plus - have dented Bill Gates bank account.
more President Colin and 4 Foundation students attended then went Nessie hunting.
more Bethany Lerch appreciates Rotary money that supported her on her studies in St Andrews and a trip to Israel and the West Bank which made her grow up very fast.
more Presentations by scholars and members followed by lunch then a walking tour of St Andrews.
more Diego took over the kitchen of Andrew and Elizabeth Johnson
more Four excellent speakers with first hand experience of conflict stimulated questions and discussion by groups of school pupils and Rotaract students
more Foundation students Sarah from USA and Laura from Gremany have a new Scottish experience
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