Medical trolley donation is a lifesaver
The Inner Wheel Club of Perth held a coffee morning at the RDM Institute in Scone and raised nearly £1300. Proceeds will be shared between local and overseas charities
Colin Dawes of Hilton of Aldie Farm shows off newborn lambs to Milnathort P3 pupils Abbie Freck, Oliver Queen, Maisie Reid and Christopher McDowell Dr Cox, Dr Taylor and Mr Slorance at the presentation with practice nursing staff and Aberfeldy Rotarians A specialist emergency medical trolley has been gifted to Aberfeldy and Rannoch Medical Practice thanks to Rotary club members.
Aberfeldy Rotary Club raised cash for the equipment, which provides quick access to essential medical gadgets including a defibrillator and oxygen.
Its president Eric Slorance said that working with and for the community was Lambs are appearing all over the Kinross-shire countryside and in the Big County too.
So children from Milnathort Primary went to have a look at the new arrivals springing up at Hilton of Aldie Farm, Kinross. The enthusiastic youngsters were on a visit orgainsed by the Royal Highland Education Trust. an intrinsic part of what Rotary was about.
Aberfeldy Rotary’s main fundraising event of the year is their Highland Perthshire Marathon and Cycle Sportive held each September and Doctor Cox personally provides free essential medical coverage throughout the event.
The trolley cost in excess of £1000, with Rotarian Mr Slorance saying that it would be money well spent.