The Reeve's Tale magazine August / September   2003
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Reepham and District Rotary Club

The Club has been busy over recent weeks.
A sponsored cycle ride was organised by President Cliffie Harmer.  Members had a very enjoyable morning cycling around the Norfolk countryside and finishing up for a barbecue at Furze Lane, Booton, courtesy of Barry Howes.  The monies raised from this event will go to the Crossroads charity.

The venue for this year’s annual Charter Night was Greens Restaurant in Aylsham.  Members enjoyed an excellent meal and the very entertaining speaker.

At last week’s meeting, Ivan Tubby took over as President from Cliffie Harmer – one Cawston builder to another.  Ivan lives in Cawston with his wife Margaret and runs a development and property company.  He has decided to support the Norfolk Air Ambulance for his charity for the year.
He has a busy year lined up for the Club including a marquee charity ball to be held in December.

The Club has now welcomed back former Rotarian Paul Smith and his sense of humour has already been tested upon members.  Paul was one of the founder members of the Club but for personal reasons had to leave some 3 years ago.  He is an officer for Broadland District Council Health Department and is going to give the Club a talk on wheelie bins! 

K J Ewing

SEASIDE ROCK

Come and join the Summer Club   Monday 28th July –1st August
SPARAM OLD SCHOOL ROOM   10am – 12.30pm
£1 per session - £4 for the week.

Games, Videos, craft, drama, trip to the seaside

Lots of fun for all children  at primary school   
Contact Margaret Keeler – 01603 872565
 


 

K A R A T E

Eastern Shotokan Karate Association

Looking for a new interest ?

Try a fresh approach to personal fitness

· Builds Self Confidence

· Keep your body and mind active

· Improves fitness

· Meet new people

 
Classes from beginners to advance level. For young or old, everyone welcome.

Tiny Tigers 4-6 years
Juniors     7-15 yrs
Adults      16+ yrs

GO ON GIVE IT A TRY, TAKE A FRIEND ALONG

The Eastern Shotokan Karate Association (ESKA) currently runs KARATE classes in Norwich and its surrounding towns and villages.
 
It runs classes from beginners to advanced level, and would like to expand its membership by encouraging new members. Young or old, everyone  is welcome.
 

FOR DETAILS OF CLASSES IN THIS AREA
TELEPHONE:     01603 722681           WEB:                          www.eska.co.uk
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