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10th Charter Night Party

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charter night tables left sidetop tableWe certainly know how to party in the Brickhills and we showed this skill off to our friends and fellow Rotarians last night 14th January when we celebrated our 10th Charter at The George in Little Brickhill.

There were 47 of us including past members of the clubs some had travelled quite a distance to be with us for the evening. After an introduction from Andy S and words of welcome from Elizabeth including a past presidential role call, Alison said an appropriately amusing grace. Other guests included 3 MK Zone club presidents, Richard and Ann Jackson Bass from Hemel Hemstead RC, DG John Bromley and Ann plus PDG Sandy and David Aked-Walker who gave the toast to the club.

Club President Elizabeth gave the response to Sandy's toast and told the audience how the club has grown and about all the new things that we are doing and what a good shape we are in.

The treat of the evening was the guest Speaker Craig Cooper "the tick tock man" who gave us a sorting yet amusing account of this time commanding a bomb disposal squad in Northern Ireland in the 1990's. It was a great talk, a surprise for the audience but one that was fully appreciated and the vote of thanks by Helen R was truly fitting for such a talk and occasion.

Great atmosphere, fellowship, banter, friendship, food, wine and everything!

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Julie Inducted in January 2012

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Elizabeth Inducting Juile2012 started extremely well as we inducted another new members. Julie became our newest member of the club during our January meeting and has joined the Community fundraising and International committee. Welcome Julie.

 

Our first year towing the Santa Float

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Santa on the night of iceThe group of Santa elve collectorsWe were a very privileged club as Santa asked us to tow him around Bletchley and Newport Pagnell to allow the children to see him and so that Santa could ask them if they had been good!

the first Sunday around Bletchley Poets estate must have been one of the wettest on record. Poor Santa was wet through to his long johns and the collector elves were a very sodden unhappy lot. Their spirits were cheered by the generosity of the people of Bletchley, who piled coins and notes into the collecting tins in aid of MK Snap.

The following Sunday  we took Santa out again to the Poets estate in Newport Pagnell and this night was thankfully dry but very cold and icy and not to be outdone the residents of Newport added even more to the elves collecting tins. A wonderful pair of evenings ( in spite of the rain and ice). To be repeated we hope next year. Thank you to MK Round Table for the loan of their sleigh and for all their help..

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Winter Shelter help given

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The club raised funds to assist with the project to help the homeless in Milton keynes this Christmas, by donating money to buy cleaning products for all the shelters. Read the story in the MK News here

 

Open Membership Night

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Would you like to give something back to your community?

Would you like to help those less fortunate than yourself?

Would you like to increase your network and learn new skills?

Why not come to our Open Membership Night and see if the Rotary Club of the Brickhills will suit your needs.

Sunday 29th January 2012 at 19:00hrs at The Doubletree Hotel stadiummk in the bar on the 2nd floor.

Please let us know if you are coming so we can provider the right amount of refreshments. Hope to meet you there.

Complete form here or call us on 07913 864669.

 

Christmas Party 2011

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Elvis is in the building..with antlersSanta and cotton wool beardsThat time came round again!! The time for the Brickhills Christmas party. We do parties differently form most clubs, we do them 'Brickhills style' and that means lots of fun and laughter with silly games and good food and drink...and this year was no exception.

Twenty-four of us gathered at the home of Andrew and Elizabeth and after eating a meal of home made chicken curry with home made puddings to follow we played games. Everyone was placed in one of two teams and points were accumulated during the evening resulting on one winning team. It started with make the antlers and tails by stuffing a pair of tights with balloons and the first team to finish were the winners.

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New member Jan

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New memeber Jan FlawnDecember club meeting and we had the pleasure of inducting another new member to the club. Jan Flawn became the latest person to join the growing members of the Rotary Club of the Brickhills. Welcome Jan, we are sure you will be a most valuable member of our club.

 
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Saturday night 19th November saw the first of many we hope collaborations between the MK Orchestra and the 8 Rotary clubs of milton Keynes. We were invited to sell 40 tickets of a subsidised fee, the balance going towards the Polio Plus fund.

It was a truly brilliant concert the orchestra playing some well loved classics such as Pachebels's Canon in D, Bach's Brandenburg Concerto no:3 and Vivaldi's The Four Seasons. The craft was evident in the skill exhibited by the musicians and the concert was loved by all who attended.

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