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September
Chiltern Charity Golf Classic
2-Sep (All Day)
(Club Events)
District 1260 Bowls Triples Tournament 2010
15-Sep (All Day)
(District Events)
Black Forest Challenge
23-Sep (10:00 am) - 27-Sep
(Club Events)
The Mark Armstrong Big Band
25-Sep (7:30 pm)
(Club Events)
Charity Concert
25-Sep (7:30 pm)
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Written by Marion Smith   

marionsmithrc_wendover.jpg "I was born in Leipzig which was East Germany in those days. My parents managed to escape with my little sister and me just before the communists built the wall in 1962. You would think our life would have been so much better from then on, but our family was treated as refugees and "not wanted" by the West Germans.

This was a hard lesson and might be the reason I probably worked harder for my career in banking than others did.

I know how it feels when a family has to start all over again with nothing but the clothes they wear. My hope is that more of us will see that we should help those who need help.  Since I achieved what I call a good life I have dedicated my spare time to helping others. Rotary's possibilities to help are full of variety and borderless.

I discovered the Rotary Club in Wendover by reading the Wendover News and contacted Sandra. After the first meeting I knew this was the organisation I wanted to offer my skills and all my professional knowledge.  I'm convinced that the happiness you feel when you notice you can make other human beings happy is worth more than any fortune in the bank."  

Marion Smith, Rotary Club of Wendover and District.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 06 December 2009 )
 

A Thought...

glennestessl.jpg"One of the most wonderful things about Rotary is that it allows you to be part of something so much larger than yourself."

Glenn E. Estess Snr., RI President 2005.

Nothing Changes...

paul-harris.jpg"I would like to think that the pioneering days of Rotary have only just begun. There are just as many new things to be done as ever there were. Kaleidoscopic changes are taking place, many of them without our will. Even to hang on to the fringe of this fast-changing world is about all most of us can do. Rotary simply must continue to pioneer or be left in the rear of progress."

Paul Harris - The Rotarian February 1945

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