The Grocery Grab at Sainsbury’s Stores in Kenilworth and Warwick exceeds all previous records !!!

The Grocery Grab organised at Sainsbury’s stores in Kenilworth and Warwick sold over 5,000 tickets, and, after paymg for the prizes, a record sum of over £2,200 will be donated to charity. Thank you for your support!

Rotarians collecting at Kenilworth Sainsburys	Would you like a ticket? 50p each, or £2 for a book of four.
The Grocery Grab at Warwick Sainsburys	Taking a lady’s phone number (to telephone the winner).

The draw was made at the weekly meeting of the Rotary Club by Ms Trish Shroud. The third prize, for Sainsbury's vouchers worth £50 went to Mrs Wynne-Evans, of Kenilworth. The second prize, for £100 worth of Sainsbury's vouchers went to Mrs Beattie, also of Kenilworth. The major prize of a Grocery Grab for up to £250 was won by Mrs Clare Essex of Wellesbourne, who, in a two minute dash round Sainsbury’s, collected goods registering £258.95. After a minor adjustment, she was able to take away the maximum value of £250.

Casing the joint!	Making a plan.
Taking professional advice.	Final tour before the main event
The dash is on!	and on ...
... and on, until ...	... the two minutes is up.
At the checkout.	Spot on! A minor adjustment will give the maximum £250!
Second Prize - a Sainsbury’s voucher for £100 to Mrs Beattie of Kenilworth	Third Prize of £50 for Mrs Wynne-Evans, also of Kenilworth.
Clare receives the proceeds of the Grocery Grab from President Peter Roberts of the Rotary Club of Kenilworth. She is accompanied by husband James and daughter Hannah.

This year’s record total will be used to support Rotary Charities with a special attention to local needs. Money raised is used to cover a broad range of areas which slip so easily through the net of social services and governmental support. These include donations to Myton Hospice, Warwick Hospital Radio, the Kenilworth Talking News, Kids Out (to take children from families in need for a day out), and support individual needs such as an electric wheelchair to enable a Kenilworth resident to be mobile again.