Lanark Rotary Club raises £6000 for Cargill Club

THERE’S a proud old saying that ‘Lanark looks after its own’ and there was proof postive recently that it still holds true.
By The Newsroom
Published 16th Nov 2013, 07:00 BST
Thats grand...six grand, in fact, to Kevan Carty (left) from Rotary President Bill Stewart (centre) and Harry Smith (Submitted pic)Thats grand...six grand, in fact, to Kevan Carty (left) from Rotary President Bill Stewart (centre) and Harry Smith (Submitted pic)
Thats grand...six grand, in fact, to Kevan Carty (left) from Rotary President Bill Stewart (centre) and Harry Smith (Submitted pic)

When Lanark Rotary Club pledged itself last year to target the town’s Cargill Club for special help from its various fundraising activities, it was as good as its word.

The end result of all that effort came when Rotary president Bill Stewart went along to the Cargill’s new clubhouse in the refurbished Memorial Hall to hand over a cheque for £6000.

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While the District Chairman of the Rotary Foundation Harry Smith looked on, Kevan Carty accepted the cheque on behalf of the Cargill members.

Kevan was wearing two hats that day, being both a chief organiser of the Cargill’s activities and a Lanark Rotarian.

He said: ”There have been occasions in my 28 years with Rotary that I have felt proud of this wonderful organisation – but never more so than today.”

For more information on this story, pick up a copy of this week’s Carluke and Lanark Gazette which is out now.

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