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FRIDAY 1 JULY 2016 THE BUGLE 3<br />
Rotary Seniors Club get 'hatty'<br />
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MAD HATTERS:<br />
Seniors who<br />
attended the<br />
Rotary Seniors<br />
'Mad Hatter'<br />
evening and<br />
who won prizes<br />
wearing the<br />
creations that<br />
they made pose<br />
for a group photo.<br />
THE annual Rotary Seniors<br />
Club 'Mad Hatter' event took<br />
place last Wednesday at the<br />
King Club. Despite the 'icy'<br />
weather seniors turned out in<br />
numbers to enjoy an evening<br />
of fellowship. <strong>The</strong> Rotary Seniors<br />
is the longest standing<br />
Rotary initiative. It has been<br />
on-going since 1950.... when<br />
the club was started in King.<br />
At last weeks event most of<br />
the seniors did a remarkable<br />
job in creating their own<br />
beautiful hats using a host of<br />
different colours and ideas to<br />
create a 'unique' hat.<br />
Each creation had its own<br />
story behind it and the Seniors<br />
all looked 'very fashionable.<br />
''From mielies to daisies<br />
their hats were beautiful,'<br />
said Rotarian Mike Jansen<br />
van Rensburg.<br />
So much fun was had on the<br />
evening, involving Bingo with<br />
Ivor Penny, Mervin Spring<br />
and Ray Palframan at hand,<br />
followed by tea and cake.<br />
According to Senior, Sophie<br />
Jordaan:” I enjoyed making<br />
my hat and we had lots of<br />
fun... I was happy to be a<br />
prize winner,'<br />
Kingspark senior citizen Rita<br />
Flugel was judged to have<br />
the smallest hat and also<br />
won a prize.