To celebrate world Polio Day October 24 the City of Corner Brook's mayor Jim Parson's on Friday October 23 signed a proclamation attended by City Councillor and Rotarian Bernd Staeben and members of the Rotary Club of Corner Brook. Everyone then went to the site of the new Corner Brook sign on the lawn, West Street to plant donated tulip bulbs. The money made from bulbs sold by Rotary in July was all donated to the Rotary End Polio Now Fund. This project has helped to eradicate polio throughout the world and will beautify the city in the spring when the tulips bloom. Thanks go to all who bought bulbs, planted bulbs and to the city for their help and support
Xavier House with the help of Rotary Club of Corner Brook is holding a drive-in bingo on Sunday evening at the Corner Brook Plaza parking lot. Bingo cards can be purchased from 5.30pm with the 12 games starting at 7pm. Jackpot is $1000. Make this a great fundraiser for Xavier House with your participation
Rotary Tulip bulbs Project which was a fund raiser for the Rotary's End Polio program, have now been delivered to buyers. Thanks go to all buyers for their support. October 24 is World Polio Day when community bulbs will be planted by the new Corner Brook sign on West Street lawn.
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