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NEWS
FROM INNER WHEEL DISTRICT 129 2025
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LISKEARD AND LOOE |
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Emma
and Andrew from Callington Lions gave us a wonderful talk on Sending
Love to Ukraine at our September meeting.
Members from Liskeard and Looe Inner Wheel have been donating gifts
to them through out the year.
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PERRANZABULOE |
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On
29th July our President Lynette Duckham held a garden party in the
beautiful garden of our secretary Mary Mitchell.
It was a beautiful afternoon, the weather was perfect. Food donated
by members, wow, a fabulous luch was had by everyone.
Lyne Lynette arranged a wonderful raffle with beautiful prizes,
an amazing amount was raised by our members, which was incredible.
A grand total was raised of £402.00 for Lynettes chosen charities.
Well done ladies, a fabulous afternoon of friendship and laughter.
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PERRANZABULOE |
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Beryl
Nolan a member of Perranzabuloe Inner Wheel, our lovely member Beryl
had a very SPECIAL BIRTHDAY this summer.
Beryl held a party and open house, but asked for donations to her
chose charities, not gifts.
A fabulous day was had, all monies donated to Beryl were distributed
to the following charities.
BLOOD BIKES
£160.00
CORNWALL DOG
RESCUE £90.00
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PERRANZABULOE |
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Perranzabuloe
Inner Wheel 129 held their September meeting at Perranporth Golf
Club.
Our speaker this month was Luch Nayler, Lucy gave a most interesting
demonstration of how to make a button hole.
Lucy grows everything naturally, Lucy started from an organisation
called Flowers from the Farm, set up by Gill Hodgson.
Lucy is self taught and was an inspiration to everyone, Lucy gave
a most enjoyable and fascinating talk on sustainability.
A really interesting speaker, enjoyed by us all.
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PARRANZABULOE |
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President Lynette
Duckham held a fabulous afternoon tea at her home, what a spread
Lynette put on for us. Lynette felt it would be a lovely idea to
do, we do not meet up in August.
Everyone had a lovely afternoon with lots of laughter and friendship,the
weather was perfect.
£65.00 was added to the charity pot in donations.
Thankyou so much Lynette, it was a most enjoyable afternoon, plus
a fabulous idea on your part
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LISKEARD AND LOOE |
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Liskeard
and Looe Inner Wheel welcomed new member Christine B |
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HELSTON/LIZARD |
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Members
of I.W. Helston/Lizard wore orange at our November Meeting to support
the Inner Wheel UNiTE campaign to raise awareness of the violence
to which many women and girls are subjected. The raffle, given by
Lyn, raised over £50 which will be donated to the campaign. |
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BODMIN |
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In October this year, Mt Edgcumbe Hospital is celebrating their
45th anniversary and to support this special occasion members of
Bodmin have been busy knitting teddies in pink and lime green (the
colours of the hospital) plus lovely warm knitted hats, fingerless
mittens, jumpers and some beautiful crocheted blankets, just right
for our current weather. More beautiful memory boxes have been created
as their bereavement councillor mentioned that families like to
buy these for keepsakes, momentoes and special items after a loved
one has passed. Many other items have also been made for their sales
table to help support this wonderful charity. The Neonatal Unit
at Treliske Hospital has also been benefitting from our craft members
expertise with donation of a selection of beautiful quilts and covers.
From April
to September the Club has a walking group which ventures out monthly
to walk round the Bodmin area. The first walk of the year is always
along the Camel Trail with a stop for coffee at the cafe. Other
walks have been to Laveddon and Lanhydrock House with the final
outing in October this time walking to various sites in the Town
and a final stop at Barnecutts for refreshments.
Throughout
June, July, August and September Bodmin members have been holding
afternoon cream teas in St. Petroc's Church with support from
Church members. Through the hard work of members who have helped
and given up their time on the four, Sunday afternoons plus donations
from members, the events have been highly successful and the money
raised, which is shared between the Club and the Church, will
contribute to supporting local families over the Christmas period.
Mt Edgcumbe
items
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Quilts
for Treliske Neonatal unit
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Walking
group
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Bodmin
Club helpers at St. Petro's cream teas
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BODMIN |
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BUSY
TIME FOR BODMIN INNER WHEEL CRAFT GROUP MEMBERS
Although its Summer and the Club doesn't have a meeting, the craft
group members have ben busy making cushions and bed throws for Mount
Edgcumbe Hospice. They will be used for their patients or to sell
on their craft sales table raising vital funds for the hospice.
To help publicise Inner Wheel, adhesive labels are attached to the
items which is a great way to advertise our Club and show one of
the ways we work within our community plus rewarding to know that
we can make a difference. The craft group members are now looking
to create more projects and come up with ideas to further support
Mt. Edgcumbe.Club Correspondent Lin July 2025
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President Brenda (L) takes over from outgoing President Carol
at our candle lighting ceremony in July.
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For
her first action as the new President for 2026/2026, President
Brenda had the very enjoyable task of inviting Gerry to become
a member of the Club and offering her welcome from all the members.
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PERRANZABULOE |
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At
our July meeting President Lynette Duckham welcomed our new member
Di Shipsides to our club.
All members warmly welcomed Di and wished her a very happy membership,
we all look forward to enjoying her company.
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PERRANZABULOE |
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On
Tuesday 3rd June 2025, Perranzabuloe Inner Wheel AGM, outgoing President's,
Barbara Collins and Viv Wills handed over chain of office to Lynette
Duckham. ( left, Viv Wills, right Barbara Collins, middle, Lynette
Duckham.
Our club wishes Lynette a wonderful year.
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PERRANZABULOE |
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Perranzabuloe
Inner Wheel members went to Trevaskis Farm on Friday June 13th for
lunch.
Our members had a fabulous lunch and get together.
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BUDE |
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Well,
she did it. Bude President Di, with her new hip and her band of
supporters went down to Bodmin Airfield on 2nd July and did a sponsored
gyro flight in aid of her charities. The flight was 30 mins, down
to the Fowey estuary and back. Di said the scenery was beautiful
but those of us who stayed on the ground were happy to take her
word for it. Her charities are Bude Sea Pool, Bude Exercising for
Mobility, Bude Parkinson's Society and CLIC Sargent. People gave
very generously and around £2,000 was raised. She's going
to be a hard act to follow!
Di in flying
suit and chain of office, ready for the off
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ROBOROUGH |
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On
Weds 25th June members of Inner Wheel Club of Roborough enjoyed
a delicious buffet meal at Yelverton Golf Club for their monthly
meeting and AGM.
Outgoing President
Debbie handed over her chain of office to incoming President Bridget,
who shared her vision for the year ahead and presented Debbie
with gifts to thank her for her year.
Top:
Debbie (standing) with Bridget
Middle: Bridget with her new committee
Bottom: Debbie thanking the staff at YGC
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TAVISTOCK |
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5
members from Tavistock visited Malibu in Polzeath for a tour of
the small but very full garden and a delicious lunch courtesy of
Rotarian Nick, and all in aid of the National Garden Scheme charity
and Cancer Research. Not a bad view from the dining room either! |
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LISKEARD AND LOOE |
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Debbie
Lock was fundraising for Cardiac Risk in the Young. Jane Richardson
invited her to Liskeard and Looe Club where they added £120.00
in donations too!
The final amount raised for CRY totalled £1,540.00!
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BODMIN |
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The
Inner Wheel club of Bodmin support many local and International
charities with their fundraising events. As a group many hours are
put to all that they do. Recently they donated Easter eggs to Ukraine.
The craft club made 42 heart cushions that were donated to the Mermaid
centre at The Royal Cornwall Hospital Truro. They have donated money
to The Blood Bikes, The Callywith Pastoral Team and recently The
St Petroc's Society and The hugs Foundation to name just a few.
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The
Bodmin Inner Wheel club decorated their adopted flower bed in the
town for the 80th V.E day celebrations. The Mayor of Bodmin attended
to see the bed and to say what good work the club achieves in the
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DISTRICT 129 TRERISE 19 MAY 2025 |
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District 129 had an outing to Trerice House near Newquay. The sun
shone, members had time to stroll around the house, and gardens.
Eat and drink and chat together. The highlight of the day was the
most informative talk that was provided for some of the members
about how the Tudors dressed.
Lady Mary wore her night wear, and her maids took us through the
many layers that a wealthy lady would wear to get dressed. All the
costumes had been handmade by volunteers who make up the Trerice
Sewing Club. Our members were then given the opportunity to be dressed
and they proudly paraded around the grounds, and had their photograph
taken in front of the house.
A huge thank you to the National Trust Staff and volunteers for
a wonderful day.
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TAVISTOCK |
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At
the recent meeting of the Inner Wheel Club of Tavistock, Jenny Thomas,
local speaker and advocate for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) gave
a moving talk about the work of CRY, which aims to raise awareness,
fund research, provide screening for 14 to 25 year olds and support
bereaved families, who have lost a young adult from a cardiac death.
On average 12 young people die of undiagnosed heart conditions every
week in the UK.
Screening tends to find one young person with a heart condition
in every 100 screened. They also fund genetic research into heart
conditions. A day of screening costs about £7000 and can see
125 people. All of the 2012 UK Olympic Team were screened by CRY.
A cheque for £1000 was donated to the charity.
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email
received from Joyce |
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My
name is Joyce Moir and I have been a member of Inner Wheel for 58
years. I started in Camelford in 1967 when my husband and I moved
there from London for work. I was invited to join Inner Wheel and
it was a new club, just started and we were all young and eager
to work for Inner Wheel.
After 5 years there we moved to Launceston and I was to join Launceston
Inner Wheel which I did. I have enjoyed my many years as a member
and made many friends and still do. I have been President twice
and Secretary many times also Club Correspondent.
I have found Inner Wheel very interesting and enjoy the meetings,
coffee mornings etc.
I look forward to a few more years of possible as I am 94 years
of age! Joyce Moir
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TAVISTOCK
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7 of the members
of Tavistock got together for afternoon tea at President Sue's and
made up 14 pamper bags of toiletries donated by members and friends
of Inner Wheel for the Trevi foundation in Plymouth to give to those
having a tough time at present.
Trevi is a nationally award-winning women’s and children’s
charity based in South West England. They provide safe and nurturing
spaces for women in recovery to heal, grow and thrive. |
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: President
Brenda (L) takes over from outgoing President Carol at our candle
lighting ceremony in July.
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For her first action as the new President for 2026/2026, President
Brenda had the very enjoyable task of inviting Gerry to become
a member of the Club and offering her welcome from all the members.
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