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6. Chairman's Engagements C Council – 15th July 2010 6. Chairman’s Engagements Friday 21st May Ian and Pat visited South Somerset Citizens Advice Bureau’s new premises at 40-42 Hendford. Saturday 22nd May Ian and Pat attended the official opening of Yew Tree Park. Sunday 23rd May Roy and Hilary attended “Summertime” concert, held at Haselbury Mill at the invitation of Prima Vocé. Tuesday 25th May At the invitation of Yeovil Sea Cadets Roy attended the Royal Naval Parade at RNAS Yeovilton. Saturday 29th May Ian and Pat attended Odcombe Fun Day at the invitation of the Sport and Leisure Department Sunday 31st May Ian and Pat attended the SSDC Country Park Fayre. Wednesday 2nd June At the invitation of SSVCA Ian attended South Somerset Volunteer of the Year Awards 2010, held at Ivel Barbarians Rugby Club Tuesday 8th June In the morning Ian attended the launch of the Yeovil Town Guide at Yeovil TIC. In the evening, Ian hosted the Councillor’s Shadowing Programme Presentation Evening. Thursday 10th June Roy attended St Margaret’s Hospice Volunteers’ 30th Anniversary Party in the Yeovil Hospice Day Care and Gardens. In the evening, at the invitation of Curry Rivel Music Club, Roy attended their Annual General Meeting. Sunday 13th June Roy attended GOYeovil’s hospitality gathering at Ninesprings Country Park and supported the participants in the Ninesprings races and the Wheelchair Mobility Challenge. Tuesday 15th June At the invitation of Yeovil College Ian and Pat attended the Da Vinci Restaurant at the college to celebrate their partnership arrangement with Wuhan Experimental High School in China. Wednesday 16th June Ian and Pat attended “Living Hope” at Elim Pentecostal Church at the invitation of the members of the church. Meeting: C02A: 10:11 1 Date: 15.07.10 C Thursday 17th June At the invitation of the Mayor of Yeovil, Ian attended the RNAS Yeovilton 70th Anniversary Parade held at Court Ash in Yeovil, which was followed by March Past through the Borough. Friday 18th June Ian and Pat attended an evening of Art and Fashion, held at Yeovil College, at the invitation of the Trustees of Yeovil College Bursary Foundation. Saturday 19th June Ian and Pat attended the Somerset Schools’ Folk Dance Festival, on College Green in Wells, at the invitation of Somerset County Council. In the early evening Ian and Pat attended the Open Evening to celebrate the completion of the Merriott Hall refurbishment project, where Ian also unveiled a plaque in memory of the hall’s benefactor, Robert Blake. Sunday 20th June Ian and Pat attended SSDC's 4th fun dog show in aid of RSPCA. Ian assisted with the opening of the Show In the afternoon Ian and Pat attended the 150th Anniversary of the Cadet Movement held in Taunton. Monday 21st June In the early morning Ian gave a radion interview about SSDC’s Armed Forces Flag Raising Ceremony. Later in the morning Ian hosted the Armed Forces Day - "Fly a Flag for our Armed Forces" Ceremony at Brympton Way offices. In the evening Ian and Pat attended the production of ‘Vincent in Brixton’ at the Swan Theatre at the invitation of the Friends of St John’s Church. Wednesday 23rd June Ian attended a Coffee Morning at Yeovil Day Centre at the invitation of South Somerset Disability Forum. Thursday 24th June At the invitation of the High Sheriff of Somerset Ian and Pat attended her ‘At Home’ Garden Party. Thursday 26th June Ian and Pat attended the Poppy Classics Concert held at the Octagon Theatre in celebration of Armed Forces Day at the invitation of Somerset County Royal British Legion. Sunday 27th June At the invitation of Yeovil & District Branch of Leukaemia Research Ian and Pat officially started the South Somerset Bikeathon at Merryfield Airfield, Ilton. In the afternoon Ian and Pat then attended the Annual Civic Service at the invitation of the Chairman of North Somerset Council. Early evening at the invitation of the Mayor of Yeovil Town they then attended his Annual Civic Service at St John’s Church followed by a Reception at the Manor Hotel. Meeting: C02A: 10:11 2 Date: 15.07.10 C Tuesday 29th June Ian attended the official opening of the Old Vic Café, Taunton, at the invitation of Taunton Association for the Homeless. Saturday 24th April Ian and Pat attended the Opening of Access for the disabled and toilet facilities at Holy Trinity Scout Hall at the invitation of the Scout Group. In the evening Ian and Pat attended an open evening and inspection of 2381 (Ilminster) Squadron’s HQ and the invitation of the Air Training Corps. Wednesday 30th June Ian and Pat attended the launch of the Octagon Theatre’s production of Snow White on ice performed by Russian Ice Stars. In the evening Ian and Pat attended the Yeovil District Scout Council Annual General Meeting, held at the Great Lyde Scout Hall. Thursday 1st July Ian and Pat attended the funeral of Sheila Myers of Yeovil and District Scout Association, at the Salvation Army Temple. Friday 2nd July In the morning, Ian and Pat attended the funeral of Robin Bush, former SCC Chairman. In the evening, at the invitation of the Castaway Theatre Ian and Pat attended their production of ‘Think of the Magic’ held at the Swan Theatre, Yeovil. Saturday 3rd July Ian and Pat attended Bruton School for Girls Speech Day and Prizegiving. Sylvia Seal represented SSDC at the opening of Birchfield Play Area and Birchfield Primary School Fete. SSDC has worked in partnership with Birchfield Residents Association and Birchfield Primary School to refurbish the play area. At the invitation of the Headmaster, Staff and Pupils of Chilton Cantelo School Ian and Pat attended their Summer Fete. Sunday 4th July Ian and Pat attended Yandles Woodcentre’s private viewing of their Summer Exhibition at the invitation of the 303 Gallery. In the afternoon they attended a ‘Step Out With Teddy’ walk for small children, a charity event for Action for Children, at the invitation of Stoke Sub Hamdon Methodist Church. Roy and Hilary attended West Somerset’s Annual Church Service at Williton, followed by tea at Watchet, at the invitation of the Chairman. Tuesday 6th July Ian and Pat attended a Summer Concert at the Gateway, Yeovil, at the invitation of the Yeovil Music Centre. Wednesday 7th July Ian and Pat attended Chilton Cantelo school play, a performance of ‘Oliver’, at the invitation of the headmaster. Meeting: C02A: 10:11 3 Date: 15.07.10 C Thursday 8th July At the invitation of the Headmaster, Staff and Pupils of Chilton Cantelo School Ian and Pat were due to attend the School’s Final Assembly and Prize Giving. Friday 9th July Ian and Pat are due to attend a Presentation event by Take Art, at the Davis Hall in West Camel, who have co-ordinated a county wide project to encourage communities to take up dance as a healthy lifestyle option. In the afternoon Ian is due to hold a presentation for Catherine Hood who has been with the Council for 25 years. Saturday 10th July At the invitation of the Chief of Staff (Aviation and Carriers) and Rear Admiral Fleet Air Arm, Ian and Pat are due to attend RNAS Yeovilton’s Air Day. Sunday 11th July At the invitation of the Mayor of Frome Roy is due to attend her Civic Service and presentation of Civic Awards at Frome. At the invitation of Brympton Parish Council, Ian and Pat are due to attend an outdoor performance of ‘Great Expectations’, performed by Quantum Theatre, to be held in the gardens of Brympton House by kind permission of Judge Glossop. A grant has been given to this event by SSDC. Monday 12th July Ian is due to attend Somerset County Council’s Chairman’s lunch at Taunton. Tuesday 13th July Ian is due to hold a presentation for Rob Petrie who has been with the Council for 25 years. Wednesday 14th July Ian attended the GOYeovil Presentation Evening at Thorne House at the invitation of Jacqueline Dean, Chairman of GOYeovil 2010 Community Challenge Committee. Thursday 15th July Ian is due to hold a presentation for Rosemary Evans who was the winner of the staff suggestion scheme for her suggestion of having a ‘car-sharing’ site on Groupwise. Meeting: C02A: 10:11 4 Date: 15.07.10 .
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