Rotary Club Hosts a Tea Party for the Town's Elderly Citizens

Members of Bexhill Rotary Club hosted their annual tea party for more than fifty elderly Bexhill residents last Friday at St Augustines Church Hall.

Councillor Jimmy Carroll, Mayor of Bexhill was the guest of honour and he spent the afternoon mingling with the guests and helping to serve them with their tea.

Rotary president John Griffith formally welcomed all the guests and then handed over to Rotarian Paul Frostick who did a very professional job as M.C. as well as leading everyone with a rousing sing-song while strumming his guitar in his Orlando outfit.

Seventeen members of St Richard's Catholic College Interact Club were also on hand making the guests welcome and comfortable as well as helping to serve the tea, clearing up afterwards and, most significantly, entertaining everyone with songs, recitals, poems and readings, some of which they have been exams entries.

The guests were thrilled to listen to their beautiful singing voices and their oratory and musical skills including a couple of songs from the year eleven all girl singing group Bella Voc