Youngsters benefit from Rotary collection

Amble and Warkworth Rotary Club provided the Santa Claus and sleigh for Widdrington, and parish councillor George Askew arranged for a group of helpers to carry out the door-to-door collection. It raised £450.
By The Newsroom
Published 9th Feb 2017, 08:15 BST
Updated 28th Feb 2017, 11:44 BST
Amble and Warkworth Rotary President Stephen Kerry presents a cheque to Eva Ford from Widdrington Rainbows. She is accompanied by girls from the Widdrington Brownies and Guides. In the back row are Rotarians John Lilley and Mike Frisch and parish councillor George Askew, with some of the volunteers who carried out a door-to-door collection. On the extreme right is Guide Leader Marguerita Gray.Amble and Warkworth Rotary President Stephen Kerry presents a cheque to Eva Ford from Widdrington Rainbows. She is accompanied by girls from the Widdrington Brownies and Guides. In the back row are Rotarians John Lilley and Mike Frisch and parish councillor George Askew, with some of the volunteers who carried out a door-to-door collection. On the extreme right is Guide Leader Marguerita Gray.
Amble and Warkworth Rotary President Stephen Kerry presents a cheque to Eva Ford from Widdrington Rainbows. She is accompanied by girls from the Widdrington Brownies and Guides. In the back row are Rotarians John Lilley and Mike Frisch and parish councillor George Askew, with some of the volunteers who carried out a door-to-door collection. On the extreme right is Guide Leader Marguerita Gray.

Rotary president Stephen Kerry presented £225 each to Grange View First School football team and the Widdrington Rainbows, Brownies and Guides.

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