Herald - Issue 495

6th August 2026 • The HERALD • Page 39 v SHOP LOCAL AND SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES v Leaky taps, wonky shelves, flat-pack nightmares, squeaky doors, pictures hung straight, TVs on walls and most of those other jobs you need doing. Reliable, tidy, fully insured, and won’t leave you with a bigger mess than you started with! New Forest & Waterside: SO40–SO43, SO45, SO51 Jim – 07379 383307 HANDYMAN NO JOB TOO SMALL Presidents’ Handover Hythe & Waterside Rotary Club o cially entered a new chapter at the end of June, during its annual handover ceremony, where outgoing President Ian Wheeler formally passed the leadership baton to incoming President Allan Glass. e event celebrated a year of community impact while setting the stage for the next 12 months of local service under Allan’s leadership. e evening highlighted several key milestones and honours: • Presidential Transition: Allan Glass assumed the presidency, receiving enthusiastic support and well-wishes from club members and guests for his upcoming term. • Paul Harris Fellow Awards: Before stepping down, Ian presented the prestigious Paul Harris Fellow award to Rotarians Maurice Rowles and Jean Adams to honour their exceptional service. • Archival Year Book: Club Archivist Ian Aldous presented Ian Wheeler with a personalised year book documenting the achievements and community projects completed during his productive tenure. Hythe & Waterside Rotary continues its commitment to local and international service. Presidents - Ian Wheeler and Allan Glass Archivist - Ian Aldous and Ian Wheeler Paul Harris Fellows: Maurice Rowles (left) and Jean Adams (right) with Ian Wheeler

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