Syllabus

2018
September 20th	Guiding trip to Scandinavia - Lauren Burnett
October 198h	District Chairnman Julie Ramsay
November 21st	Social Meeting with Musselburgh Club
November 23rd	Christmas Fayre - Loch Centre, Tranent
December 13th	Christmas Party
2019
January 17th	President’s Charity Cheque
February 21st	Paper Craft - Vi Romanis
March 21st	Business Meeting
April 18th	Toilet Twinning - Elyse Kirkham
May 16th	East Lothian Foodbank - Pater Dicker
June 20th	Handover

 

Maggie's Centre

A cheque was presented by President Carol Wood and Janet Farquhar of Tranent Inner Wheel Club to Maggie's Centre. The cheque was for money raised by Janet hosting a Haggis Night for the club. It was a great success and enjoyed by everybody.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Book Folding

Mix together...

a quantity of paperbacks, coverless
a ruler
a glue gun
some googly eyes
ribbon
black felt pen

Add

a group of enthusiastic Inner Wheel ladies

What do you get?

An evening full of fun and fellowship with many laughs along the way, plus a feeling of great satisfaction with the finished articles - a collection of hedgehogs.

 

Canine Partners

We welcomed Sally, her husband Andrew and her dog Chloe to our first meeting for 2019. Sally gave us a very informative and entertaining talk about life with her canine partner, Chloe who is about 3 years old. She demonstrated how she helps Sally by picking up a dropped purse and on command, even removed her socks. Sally also explained how Chloe helps her with her supermarket shopping. President Carol then presented them with a cheque for their charity.

Coffee Morning

Our Coffee Morning on Sunday 26th January was in aid of Fostering Compassion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Christmas Fayre

Guiding

Hearing about the Guiding trip to Scandinavia

 

Festive Footwear for CHAS

 

Spanish Night

A great night was had by all at our Spanish night, having fun while raising funds for charity.

 

 

About the area

Tranent is one of East Lothian's principal towns. It is situated on a limestone ridge 10 miles east of Edinburgh and can boast about its views over the Firth of Forth and it also overlooks Longniddry. The Inner Wheel Club of Tranent was formed by the wives of the Tranent Rotarians in1984 and was later joined by the wives of Longniddry Rotarians.

In days gone by, Tranent was a staging post between London and Edinburgh when many travellers frequented the taverns situated in Tranent's main street.

Tranent's importance has been largely from mining where Monks worked as early as the 13th.Century. Agriculture and Distilling are also of great importance.

Tranent has a lot of history surrounding it. Mary Queen of Scots dined in Tranent during her stay at nearby Seton Palace and during the 1745 Rising, Jacobite troops took up positions in Tranent before the Battle of Prestonpans. In 1797 the notorious Massacre of Tranent took place where s strong willed woman called Jackie Crookston stood up and roused townsfolk with her cry of "Nae Militia" which caused a riot and made mere soldiers panic and flee. There is a statue of Jackie in Tranent's town centre.