Post by pigeonpie on Dec 12, 2008 11:12:27 GMT
The intricacies of the island’s Primary Health Care Service
Speaker. Dr. Marola Pérez between Rotarians Rosa Ruesga (President) and Dr. Antonio Olives
C.M.W. Maó
A number of British residents linked to local associations and clubs were the invited guests at the Rotary Club lunch last Tuesday. These included Sandra Bradley (Ladies’ Probus Club), Arthur Quayle (President Probus Club), Shirley Smith (Ladies’ Luncheon Club), Alan Bailey (President Age Concern), Chris Collman (Menorca Charity Players), Colin Corke (Masonic Lodge) plus the Honorary Consul Deborah Hellyer and the Anglican Chaplain, the Reverend Michael Bunce.
Deborah Hellyer spoke on behalf of the group, thanking the Rotary Club for the invitation, and explaining why the British tended to group together when they first arrived on the island, gravitating towards people of the same nationality and speaking the same language in search of friendship, before starting to integrate with the localpopulation.
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Speaker. Dr. Marola Pérez between Rotarians Rosa Ruesga (President) and Dr. Antonio Olives
C.M.W. Maó
A number of British residents linked to local associations and clubs were the invited guests at the Rotary Club lunch last Tuesday. These included Sandra Bradley (Ladies’ Probus Club), Arthur Quayle (President Probus Club), Shirley Smith (Ladies’ Luncheon Club), Alan Bailey (President Age Concern), Chris Collman (Menorca Charity Players), Colin Corke (Masonic Lodge) plus the Honorary Consul Deborah Hellyer and the Anglican Chaplain, the Reverend Michael Bunce.
Deborah Hellyer spoke on behalf of the group, thanking the Rotary Club for the invitation, and explaining why the British tended to group together when they first arrived on the island, gravitating towards people of the same nationality and speaking the same language in search of friendship, before starting to integrate with the localpopulation.
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