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new tresurer Kath Mason. WEST BRADFORD
Food Bingo West Bradford Village
Hall Committee would like to thank all who helped, sup ported and donated prizes at the Food Bingo. Special thanks to Janet and
David Bristol for organising another successful evening - the event raised £1,154.22 for the Village Hall.
Table Top Sale To hire a table for the table
top sale to be held in the Vil lage Hall on Sunday, please phone Pauline on 01200 423140 or Janet on 426272. The sale will be from 9 am
until 2 pm, with setting up from 7-30 am. Admission is free and
homemade refreshments will be available. Donations to the village
table would be greatly appreci ated and can be collected.
250 Club The winners of the 250
Club Drawfor November are: 1, A. and S. Tolmie; 2, S.
Biggar; 3, K. Wilson; 4, W. Howard, 5, T. and S. Wilks; 6,
S.Broadbent.
The ladies of Whalley Golf Club hosted their annual meeting and prize presentation evening, when all the achievements of the last 12 months were honoured. Outgoing lady captain Margaret Breakell is pictured (right) presenting the new captain, Margaret Calvert, with her badge of office. The ladies were served dinner by the in- house catering staff, prize winners were con gratulated, and all who helped to make the evening such a success were thanked. Trophies: Greenwood Cup, Wendy Green; Longworth Cup, Jennifer Eastwood; Winter
I I P Lady golfers celebrate year of successes
League, Karen Thompson; Past Captain’s rosebowl, Wendy Green; Veterans’ Cup, Viv Lee; Hi-Task Gross, Margaret Calvert; Hi- Task Net, Hazel Sellars; Celia Porter Trophy, Allison Nuttall; Lady Captain’s Trophy, Joyce Andrew; Mar garet Lightfoot Trophy, Karen Thompson; Matchplay Doubles, Cathy Haworth and Karen Thompson; High Handicap Trophy, GloriaBentley;Birdie Tree, Carol Ashley; Silver Medal Cup, Cathy Haworth; Handicap Reduction, Margaret Breakell; Captain’s Prize, Margaret Calvert.
Bridge Group . The winners at the meet-
ingheld onFriday were: 1,' Dorothy Cook and Les Norris;
.2, Pat Colman and Bill Iphofen. The next meeting is tomor
row in the village hall, starting at 1-30 pm. New members are wel
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come but experienced or improvers please. For further details, please
phone Marilyn on 01200 422097.
WHALLEY
Memorabilia display Whalley with MittonWI .
members and Deb Phillips, WI advisor, held their 90th annual meeting. After the elections and re
ports, with one new member to the committee, long time members told of their early WI days at Mitton, meeting monthly in the church school. Memorabilia was on
display of many happy events and memories of all the warm friendships and nostalgic moments from the past, and after all those years at Mitton, moved to a new home in Whal- leyinthelateiggos. Doreen Balshaw was pre sented with the silver cup for
long time service. Alice Wallace received the
StarCup. The committee provided a
buffet supper and president Dorothy Hollin thanked the tellers from Great Harwood WI and all who had helped to make a successful 90th year of excellent speakers, outings and events.
The next meeting will be
onDecember 2nd, at7pm at Whalley Old Grammar School, when the speaker will be Lisa Moore and the subject “Needlefelting”.
Methodist service On Sunday at Whalley
Methodist Church, the 10-30 am worship will include the Sacrament of Holy Commun ion.
The service will be led by
Rev. Paul Davis, Chairman of the Lancashire District of the Methodist Church.
Church calendar The 2016 Whalley Method
ist Church Calendar is now on sale - a beautiful full colour calendar containing the 13 photographs chosen by mem bers of the church and local community. The calendar isterrific
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