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WEEKEND CAMPING
9th July 2010

Ten
young people and staff from the Camp Hill Youth Project are seen ready to
leave the Camp Hill Education Sports and Social Centre en route to an
activities weekend at the Beaudesert Trust in Staffordshire.
The
programme includes the development of leadership and team building skills
using a variety of exercises ranging from coracling to crate stacking.

The event has been
sponsored by the Rotary Club of Arbury and President Don Bunney is seen
handing over the cheque to Zoe Hill, Camp Hill Youth Co-Ordinator.
DISTRICT GOVERNORS VISIT
Thursday 8th July 2010

District 1060 Governor David Butler congratulates President Don when
visiting the Club during the first week of the new Rotary year
Air Cadets Run the Gun
4th July 2010
The annual cadet Field
Gun display has been made possible by the Rotary Club of Arbury who
presented the Ivan Davys Field Guns to the Sea and Air Cadet units in
recognition of the close working relationship between the Rotary Club and
the two cadet organisations.
The Cadet Gun Run,
which has become an annual event at the 30 Signals regiment open day, is
normally a keenly fought challenge between the Air Cadets and the Nuneaton
based Sea Cadets. Unfortunately the Sea Cadets weren't able to take part
again this year so it was all down to two Gun Teams from the Air Cadets to
keep the tradition alive

The Air Cadet display
teams provided a demonstration of teamwork and discipline in the main arena
as they conducted a Field Gun run using scaled replicas of the equipment
traditionally used by the Royal Navy at the Royal Tournament since 1912.
Hundreds of spectators were held spellbound as the two teams of 10 cadets
disassembled, reassembled and manhandled their replica guns and limbers
around a gruelling course.
[Report by Flt Lt Paul Hincks Media Communications
Officer 121 (Nuneaton) Squadron]

DON TAKES THE REINS
24th June 2010

Outgoing President David
Clayfield congratulates Don Bunney on his acceptance of the Presidential
Chain for the second time.
Don was previously President in 1984
New Minibus for Sea Cadets

Nuneaton
& Bedworth Sea Cadets proudly display their 'new' minibus which they
recently acquired with a little help from Arbury Rotary Club.
NEW CLUB MEMBERS
April
29th 2010

President David Clayfield welcomes two new Arbury Rotarians. In the photograph
new members Dr Steven Kitchin and Martin Coles are on the left and their
sponsors Nick Ward and Krishna Prasad are on the right.


Lithuanian Rotaractors
"New Generations " Exchange Visit
April 16th
2010

It was a great pleasure for us to welcome a very lively group
of Rotaractors from Lithuania who gave us an insight into life in their
country and their experiences during this visit to UK.
Particularly interesting were their thoughts on life in a
country which is sandwiched between the Communist Eastern Block and the
European Union.
Rima and Dagne are shown on the left of President David
Clayfield and on the right of Vice President Don Bunney are Sandra and
Gintautas
Click below to see
video of
Lithuanian Rotaractors
Entertaining
Rotary Ambassadorial Scholars Visit
March 18th 2010

President David exchanges
banners with Asca Tsushima, Rotary Ambassadorial
Scholar, from Japan
President's Night March 13th
2010
The principal guests for
the evening were Distirict 1060 Governor Lorna Beedham and husband Paul
together with Arbury Inner Wheel President Kath Sharrott and her husband
Dick
Other guests for the evening included the partners of Arbury Rotarians and
the President's of the Rotary Clubs of Nuneaton, Bedworth, Atherstone and
Tamworth together with the Mayor and Mayoress of Nuneaton & Bedworth


After dinner entertainment took the form of
"Confessions of a Pantomime Dame" and was provided by Richard Westcott
 
Click below to see
video of how
DG Laura helps the
quick dress change
February 26th
2010

PRESIDENT DAVID
HELPS
at
POLIO
ERADICATION INITIATIVE
in
Lucknow, Uttah Pradesh, Northern India
February 6/7th
2010

David linked
up with local Rotarians and other volunteers for a Polio awareness Rally and
National Immunisation Days on February 6/7th. This is in India’s
largest state and most crowded with a population of 190 million. On these
days 67 million children can be vaccinated across India. Because the
problem is still so great every child gets the drops 5 times and when the
children get vaccinated their fingers are marked with purple colour.
During his
stay is in India David will also be visiting Mumbai and Delhi where he will
be staying with friends experiencing life in these very crowded Cities for
short periods.
HAITI SHELTERBOX
APPEAL
23rd January 2010

When the news of the Haiti disaster broke the
Rotary Club of Arbury provided two shelterboxes to be dispatched
immediately.
Upon hearing about this the Mayor of Nuneaton & Bedworth Tom Wilson gave his
backing to the project. He urged the people of Nuneaton to support the
Rotary Shelterbox Appeal to help relieve the devastation caused by the
recent earthquake in Haiti.
A collection held on Saturday 23 January in the Market Place of Nuneaton
town centre was supported most generously and it means two more shelter
boxes are now on their way
PRESIDENT DAVID
prepares
for his POLIO PLUS mission to India

David
is among a party of 34 Rotary volunteers travelling to the historic city of
Lucknow in North East India on 2 February to take part in a National
Immunisation Day (NID) in the effort to eradicate polio from the world.
David says ‘The target is
to immunise over two days 157million children aged under five years. As you
can imagine an army of volunteers, including local Rotarians and health
staff, are required to participate in this massive undertaking. It’s a real
community effort requiring a huge publicity campaign beforehand to tell
people about the NID.’
‘We live in a global village. What is India’s problem today,
could become our problem tomorrow. We must pledge our support to the
dedication and commitment of the people involved in eradicating polio.’
Thanks for Life / End
Polio Now video is now available on youtube (12 minutes)
The final push to end polio in India. Documentary, fronted by Konnie Huq
(BBC and Blue Peter presenter), giving the background to Rotary's campaign
to rid the world of polio and describing the November 2009 sub national
immunisation days in India at which 86 Rotarians from RIBI helped Indian
volunteers to vaccinate 67 million children in just 2 days.
CLICK
HERE for Part 1
CLICK HERE
for Part 2
NEW CLUB MEMBERS
21st January 2010

President David Clayfield welcomes two new
Club members. In the photograph Judith Ptohopoulos is on the left with her
sponsor Don Bunney and Yunus Khan is on the right together with his
sponsor Roger Coopey.


MAYOR'S
VISIT
14th
January 2010

The
Mayor of Nuneaton and Bedworth Councillor Tom Wilson and his wife Sonja visited the club on
14 January and he spoke
about his charitable appeal and experiences during his mayoral year.
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