Smiles all round at Carcoar
Posted by John McKenzie
on Jun 13, 2012
Blayney Rotary Club has been moving its meeting venues to visit the villages in the Blayney Shire, and having already celebrated with dinners in Neville and Millthorpe, it was time to go back and learn some more of the history in the village of Carcoar.
Photo: Back (L> R) Blayney President Alex Kruczaj, Stephen Wright, Bill Burdett,
Anton Franze
Front (L>R) Sean Duong, Margie Adams, Lee-Anne Rigney
Photo: Back (L> R) Blayney President Alex Kruczaj, Stephen Wright, Bill Burdett,
Anton Franze
Front (L>R) Sean Duong, Margie Adams, Lee-Anne Rigney
Speaker on the night was John Burke from the Carcoar Historical Society who outlined some of the history, the buildings and families, notable events
from the past, and a vision for a thriving village that celebrates its past.
The induction of the 6 new members made this another successful meeting run by Blayney Rotary.
A further 7 members were indicted in early June with another two prospects to join Rotary soon.
Blayney has shown what is achievable in a small community with a determined membership drive supported by
a plan for membership growth. Membership has grown from 23 at the start of the year to 37 by Changeover.
from the past, and a vision for a thriving village that celebrates its past.
The induction of the 6 new members made this another successful meeting run by Blayney Rotary.
A further 7 members were indicted in early June with another two prospects to join Rotary soon.
Blayney has shown what is achievable in a small community with a determined membership drive supported by
a plan for membership growth. Membership has grown from 23 at the start of the year to 37 by Changeover.