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36 JANUARY’19-JUNE’19
THE REVIEW
KHURDA ROAD-BHUBANESWAR, ODISHA TWendel Redden hits the right note
TAnnual Picnic
he Khurda Road- Bhubaneswar
branch had their annual picnic on
27 January 2019 at Deojhar, a picnic spot situated at Narsingpur, Cuttack.
Branch
members
gathered at
the Sacred
Heart Church
compound
and boarded
the bus. They stopped to have breakfast on their way. After arriving, settling down, and putting out their homemade delicacies, members went down into the waterfalls to bathe and have fun, while others went into the forest to have a close look at small animals and birds. The picnickers later settled down for a potluck lunch before departing for Jatni. Thanks
to all the members who attended for making it such an enjoyable occasion.
TNewYear’sEveDance
he Khurda Road- Bhubaneswar branch brought in the New
Year with a bang. The New Year’s Eve Dance was a mega success, with 114 people attending the show at the Town Hall at Jatni. Members enjoyed the rocking music played by the band. The
Miss KUR (Khurda Road)
pageant was held; Zenish
Wallace won the title of Miss
KUR and Erica Jacobs was
declared Runner-Up. The
bonfire was lit at midnight
and members stood around
it and brought in the New Year. There
were a number of dance competitions. Snacks and coffee were served during the breaks, and the show ended at 4:30
in the morning. The dance was covered by OTV, an Oriya news channel. It has been many years since
the Khurda Road- Bhubaneswar branch has had such a big gathering. We would like to thank all the members and their guests who attended
he Khurda Road-Bhubaneswar branch congratulates Wendel Redden on being felicitated by Parichaya for
his contribution in music to the Odia film industry.
Wendel is the youngest son of Randolf and Brenda Redden of Jatni. As a young lad, he had a passion for music and would travel
every week to Calcutta to learn music. After graduating in music from Trinity College, Calcutta (an affiliate of Trinity College, London), he began his musical career and joined Delhi Public School, Bhubaneswar, as a music teacher. He has been there for more than a decade and has brought many laurels to the school through his music. A few years ago, he received the fastest drummer award at a music fest in Mumbai.
Wendel is also the proprietor of Abyss School of Music, Patia, Bhubaneswar. The school is the first and only music school in Odisha to host the Trinity College exams, which allows students to attain Trinity College certification.
We wish Wendel all the best and hope he receives many more awards.
this show and made it a success.
Dominic Carrison is a role model
Our branch is filled with pride as one of our member, Dominic Carrison, was selected
by ISR (Individual Social Responsibility) to lead a team and spread awareness about acid attacks and the illegal sale of acid.
Dominic is also a member of a motor sports club at Bhubaneswar and took part in a
bike rally to spread awareness against acid attacks, ban the sale of acid, and in support of the acid victims who have opened a cafe in Agra—Sheroes Cafe near the Taj Mahal.He had
also taken part in
the Distinguished Gentleman’s ride in September 2018 in aid of prostate cancer in men.
The campaign against acid attacks (between 3 December 2018 and 26 January
2019) covered every district of Orissa. The campaign teams were supported by the Odisha Police, who provided escorts to them wherever they went. The campaign ended on Republic Day with a mass bike rally— over a hundred bikers went from Barabati Stadium, Cuttack to Kalinga Stadium, Bhubaneswar, where a mega event was held in aid of the acid victims. Dominic was felicitated and received a certificate and memento.
The Khurda Road-Bhubaneswar branch congratulates him on taking part in these awareness drives and doing a great job towards society.We wish him all success in his life.