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Foreign
Affairs Ministry treats Rotarians to Cultural Melange
Delegates
attending the Caribbean’s Rotary District 730 Annual
Assembly and Conference enjoyed another night out last Wednesday.
Following “An Evening Under the Trees” hosted
by the Tourism and Development Company at the Hotel Normandie,
local and visiting Rotarians were treated to a Cultural
Melange—A Touch of the Caribbean, hosted in conjunction
with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at Knowsley, Queen’s
Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain.
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Nigel
Aqui, left, past president, Rotary Club of Port-of-Spain
West in serious conversation with Brian King of the
Rotary Foundation.
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Frank
Campbell, left, president elect, Rotary Club, Tobago
enjoys the evening with Patrick Taylor, secretary
elect, Point Fortin Rotary Club, and Ann-Marie Rogers,
also of Point Fortin.
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Saint-Louis
Dedier, centre, enjoys the evening with Brigitte Rapha,
left, and Lebel Lines all visiting from Martinique.
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Paul
Rudap, past district governor shakes hands with Elton
Nelson, district secretary. Sitting with Nelson is
Lucy Arthur, club advisor, Interact.
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Rupert
Cheekes, left, past district governor shares company
with district governor Victor Pilgrim.
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Ruth
Berg, centre, visiting from Texas, USA poses with
Dr Karen Boyle and her husband William Boyle, secretary,
Rotary Club of Georgetown Central, Guyana.
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Liliane
Nouh Chaia, left, visiting from French Guiana takes
in the entertainment while Mary Cheekes chats with
Janet Crichlow.
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Kala
Trebouhansingh, left, treasurer, Rotary Club of Filicity/Charlieville
makes a point to Allison Rambaran, secretary elect,
Rotary Club of Tobago.
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