Since 2002, it’s been impossible to uncover the secret of RITTER SPORT’s Dark Chocolate with Whole Hazelnuts in just one bite. Each bar is filled to the brim with with whole, roasted hazelnuts from Turkey. A 2-step selection process, including hand selection, ensures that only nuts 11 to 13mm in diameter go into our delicious dark chocolate with 50% cocoa. Only hazelnuts like these possess the perfect RITTER SPORT crunch.
Just like the milk chocolate version, this whole-nut chocolate is chock-full with freshly roasted hazelnuts, wrapped in fine, dark, richly flavoured chocolate.
Every year our new Year 7 students visit Greenwich for a chance to see the amazing history the area has to offer and to give them some time to get to know everyone in their advisory class.
This is an antique telescope, a single draw refractor for terrestrial or astronomical use. An English, 'Officer of the Watch' telescope dating to the early 20th century.
Perfect for bird watching, landscape appreciation, wildlife, or maritime observation. Equally suitable for observing the night sky. Supplied ready to enjoy.
Supplied with an London Fine oak and brass 'Captain's Stand' for display. An historic, period piece fine to use today that displays well.
See the best of Panama City — from sea level to hilltop, canal to islands — on this full-day sightseeing tour with a knowledgeable local guide, who will regale you with all kinds of insider information about the city’s history, culture and attractions. Watch the captivating process of moving ships through the Panama Canal at the Miraflores Locks; enjoy views of the city from the top of Ancón Hill; visit a local market; see the Bridge of the Americas from the Amador Causeway; and take a walking tour through the Casco Viejo district, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This day tour is limited to 12 people, providing a small-group experience.
This Hilo shop can rent out strollers, booster seats, folding chairs and other gear aimed at babies, toddlers and kids.
If you buy a three-month nonresident library card ($10), you can use internet terminals for free and check out books.
Cheap, cheerful hole-in-the-wall with wholesome traditional dishes such as sour soup, fish in claypot and pork with rice.
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We are a group of professional men and women who enjoy working on community projects and fund raising for both local and international causes. We also have an active social calendar for members and their families.
This year as part of our ongoing commitment to the local community, we are seeking to support a project to bring potentially 2 defibrillators to Long Eaton town centre. We have agreed to aid local first responder and member of The Young Performers, Zak Charlesworth in his aim to raise £2,000 to fund the defibrillators. It is hoped one will be on the outside of The Duchess Theatre. To launch our support we asked Past President of Beeston Rotary Club, Bruce Liddle to come and demonstrate how a defibrillator works. Watch out for further details throughout the year of how you can help the club and Zak in our quest.
This year Dawnbreakers will be supporting Tools With A Mission. We will be collecting unused and unwanted tools to be refurbished and sent to Africa where it will help people to learn new skills and stand on their own feet. Watch out for how you can help but in the meantime please search through your garages and sheds and see what you can donate.
Nearly 140 people attended our second charity quiz night at The Westgate Suite. In a fiercely fought contest 21 teams battled for the title but after a tie breaker it was reigning champions The Village Idiots who managed to retain their title. The final sum raised is likely to reach £1,000 which will be shared between The Sand Dams Project and Beating Bowel Cancer.
Members of Dawnbreakers worked on tidying up an allotment for adults with disabilities and mental illness in Long Eaton.
As part of Dawnbreakers social calendar one of our members opened their doors to an evening of story telling.
Dawnbreakers joined forces with Treetops Hospice to host a fashion show at The Village Hotel, Attenborough.
After one of Dawnbreakers members suffered a stroke the club decided to make a donation of three new radios to Seacole Ward at Nottingham City Hospital.
Our 2014 Charter with a Hippy theme. Everyone had a great time celebrating the clubs birthday at Trent College.
Our club members and friends enjoy a Christmas party at Café Zing with food, drink and a good sing song!
The Results are in! On Saturday 18th January 2014 At The Chatsworth Arts Centre, Westgate, Long Eaton, Dawnbreaker's put on "FLAT CAPS AND FERRETS". A live event in every way with live ferrets racing along purpose made tubes encouraged by "JOCKEYS" coaxing the ferrets along with appropriate noises.
The collections undertaken by Rotary in the 4 Nottingham venues at the Victoria Centre, Broadmarsh Centre, M & S and Sainsburys, Arnold raised just over £30,000 - a record!
A 1950’s style menu, décor, vintage motorcycles and optional fancy dress which many people took advantage of on the night which included teddy boys, pink ladies, rockers, rollers and even Sergeant Bilko! The raffle organised by Rotarian Linda Hanbury raised £455 in aid of under-privileged children in local schools.
Dawnbreakers joined forces with The Grand Order of Water Rats to put on a Variety Show in the local Chatswoth Arts Centre theatre in Long Eaton. Money was raised for both the theatre and Water Rats charities.
The club organised a walk to a local pub during the summer. A chance to relax and enjoy a good meal (it's not all fund raising!).
This year's conference was attended by a large proportion of the club and a good time was had by all despite the "Freddie Mercury" tribute act which was not quite what we expected. As always the club looked at the funny side of things and attended the Saturday evening entertainment wearing their Freddie Mercury tribute mustaches.
We were please to accept an invitation by Bill Smith from Bulwell and Basford Rotary Club to have a go at clay pigeon shooting. A great evening with friends and an excellent buffet laid on by Bill.
We were please to welcome John Minhinick, RIBI President 2012/13 to one of our club meetings at Cafe Zing.
The club was treated to a special evening held at Profiles Portrait Studio in Stapleford which is owned by Andris, one of our members. Stuart Cooke gave an intersting presentation including the history of magic lanterns.
Third place was “I surrender”, a talented young band playing a medley of songs from the 1950’s. Simon Davey (President) said that he was proud to see talented people taking part in Long Eaton's Got Talent.
Laura Chapman (Singer) was the winner taking home the first prize of £250. The event helped to raise over £1000 for the Chatsworth Arts Centre which will go towards future refurbishment work and further £250 for Treetops Hospice.
Nick Jackson has been working with Kings Village in Ghana for the past couple of years to help improve fresh water systems, crop growing and health facilities. Dawnbreakers have supported this project enabling a new water storage system and crops to be grown.
Thanks to Graham Smith our speaker finder Dawnbreakers enjoyed two interesting talks from Mike Saunders and Mike Haynes who took part in the 2012 Olypmics and Paralympics as Gamesmakers. Both speakers were involved in different areas which covered sailing, boxing and judo.
The evening included food and games including Jenga, Connect 4 and Bar Skittles to name but a few. As winners of the event we will have to host the games next time so we will have to look at a date for 2013!
Our last meeting before Christmas at Cafe Zing. Everyone dressed for the occasion and Linda Hanbury organised a festive quiz, food and drinks.
In August 2012 Nick Jackson, one of our members organised a tour around Trent College Arboretum by David Penny a retired teacher. We had an interesting evening learning about the many species of trees in and around the grounds, some of which were very rare.
In 2012 Long Eaton Dawnbreakers will be donating money to buy at least one Shelterbox and one Aquabox for disaster relief throughout the world.
Dawnbreakers organised an evening of Ferret Racing at Risley Community Hall to raise money for motor neurone disease.
St. Lawrence C of E Primary School in Long Eaton with their much needed watering cans which were donated by Dawnbreakers.
Richard Cliff and Simon Davey taking a well earned rest after completing an 800m swim, 10 mile bike ride and 5 km run at West Park Leisure Centre.
During August each year we do not meet for breakfast. Instead we organise social events where members, family and friends are welcome to join us.
After 25 years of hard work, Rotary and its partners are on the brink of eradicating this tenacious disease, but a strong push is needed now to root it out once and for all.
1.2 million men and women of all ages and backgrounds around the world volunteering to support COMMUNITIES...
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Thanks for Life is an RIBI project set up to highlight and celebrate the humanitarian work of Rotarians. It's number one aim is to help eradicate polio throughout the world.
"We need the continued support of everyone, everywhere, to make this virus a thing of the past. No child should ever have to suffer."
We meet weekly at Bennetts 20-22 Derby Road, Long Eaton, Nottingham NG10 1LW - Tuesdays 7.15am to 8.30am. If you're interested in visiting our club, or finding out more, please get in touch...
LOCAL DEATHS: During the past week two more of our well known and respected parionishers passed away.
Early last week Marcella Mullen better known locally as Cella passed away at Mullingar General Hospital. Cella was a very popular parionisher and was known as a great signer who was a member of the Abbeyshrule church choir for a long number of years. Cella was also sacristan of Abbeyshrule church a job which she carried out for most of her adult lifetime.
She will be sadly missed by all that knew her especially her daughters Mary, Cora, Marcella and Geraldine, and sons Tom, Jim, Frank and Tony other relatives and friends to whom we extend our sincere sympathy.
On Thursday of last week word broke of another death of a very popular and quiet parionisher Jimmy Connell Abbeyshrule following a long illness. Jimmy was very well known locally and ran a very successful local shop business in Abbeyshrule up until his retirement. Jimmy also provided people from the area with a very good service through his travelling shop and was a very popular visitor to many houses in the parish for years as he supplied families with their weekly home shopping at their doorstep. Jimmy is survived by his wife Patricia, daughters Marie, Helen and Marta, sons Danny John and James to whom we extend our sincere sympathy.
The next monthly meeting will be held in St.Sinneachs Hall on Monday 14th February at 8pm.New members very welcome.
It is hoped to run a new BLS/AED class in St Sinneachs hall Carrickedmond on Monday night the 21st March. If you are interested in learning the skills of CPR and using an AED please contact Seamus Mc Guire 086-8286748, Kathryn Keenan 086-8226894 or Rose Campbell at 086-3993933 to book a place on this course.
The Carrickedmond badminton club are holding a table quiz in aid of club funds in the Rustic-Inn Abbeyshrule on Friday night the 25th February. Adult and junior teams of four are welcome to come along on the night to compete for some nice prizes which will be up for grabs. More information nearer the date.
Deepest sympathy is extended to Jimmy and John Mitchell Abbeyshrule and all the Mitchell family on the death last week of their brother Andy who passed away in Limerick. May he rest in peace.
To Marty Mulvey Ballintubber who has been selected on the county under 21 team and has been a regular on the first fifteen during their recent run of games in the Hastings Cup Tournament.
The Carrickedmond GAA lotto jackpot is now worth over 17500 euro. The lotto draw takes place in the GAA complex on Tuesday nights and each envelope with four numbers costs 2 euro. Envelops are available from any committee member or can be purchased in the local MFS shop in Carrickedmond.
The last few weeks have being very busy for boys and girls from the parish who took part in Draughts and Indoor Soccer. We had 3 teams compete in the Draughts Competition. U10 team was Sean Byrne, Grace Esler, Leah Shannon, Ciara Mulligan, Aoife McCormack and Alma Quinlan. U12 team was Ellen Shannon, Jodie McCormack, Orla Farrell, Una Mulligan and Eimear Quinlan. U14 team was Avril Kelly, Aine Farrell, Sinead Farrell, Ellen Byrne and Emer Esler. We were drawn against Dromard in all the games and played U10 and U12 in Carrickedmond GAA complex. We did not make the finals in any of the games. Our U14 reached the Semi Finals in Cullyfad last Friday night but were unlucky on the night to be beaten narrowly by Dromard. All our competitors put in a great effort with coaching provided by Carmel Belton and Frances Farrell. Thanks to the GAA for the use of the complex for our games. Well done to all and they will be back again next year.
U13 Girls Team was Cora O Farrell, Una Mulligan, Chloe Murtagh, Emer Esler, Aimee Higgins, Ciara Mulligan and Ellen Shannon. Our U13 Girls team won the final of the indoor soccer competition against Longford South on Saturday last in Kenagh and now will go on to represent Longford in the first round of Leinster. Well done girls. U13 Boys Team was Jack Kane, Shane Hughes, Aidan McGuire, Justin McCormack Brough, Daniel Lennon, Eoghan McCormack and Fergal Kelly.
U15 Boys Team was David Shannon, Rioch Farrell, Enda Farrell, Sean Kelly,Sean Keenan, Patrick Egan and Eton Flower. U15 Girls Team was Ellen Byrne, Mary Kate Farrell, Avril Kelly, Aine Farrell, Sinead Farrell and Shauna McCormack.
We would like to highly commend all the boys and girls who took part in Draughts and Indoor Soccer over the last few weeks. Many thanks to the coaches of all the Indoor Soccer teams – Sarah, Eammon, Seamus,Paul and Paul. Thank you to the parents who come and support all teams. Now we turn our attention to Indoor Basketball for U13 and U16 girl's teams. We hope to have teams for the U14 Community Games Table Quiz which will be held in early March in Edgeworthstown and the Art Competition and Swimming will also be coming up soon.
We would like to extend our deepest sympathy to Pasty Kenny on the death of her daughter Mary Gallagher Abbeylara recently.
Juan Taveras Jr. of Freeport, 33, was eventually subdued, handcuffed, and transported to a hospital for treatment, cops say.
The Honey Festival will offer tastings and sales of dozens of honeys and infused honeys, plus local artisan foods and craft beverages including wines, spirits and ciders.
Assessment Department staff members are ready to explain the new market values, and will have data on comparable property sales.
Sweet Bee’s Honey Festival to Feature Honey Tastings, Local Foods, and Craft Beverages, together with STEAM Programming & Family Fun.
It won't be difficult to welcome fall in with open arms thanks to an enormous quantity of spectacular family events this September!
NCPD: Two male blacks - one with a handgun - were observed on surveillance video entering the school through a roof hatch.
Dr. Jordan Peterson, best-selling author and psychologist, is Tom Needham’s special guest this Thursday on WUSB’s ‘The Sounds of Film.’
Celebrate Labor Day Weekend with one of the dozens of exciting events taking place across Nassau and Suffolk!
UFCW Local 1500 awards thousands of dollars in scholarships each year to active members, and members' dependents.