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From Brierley and the surrounding area

 16 October 2009

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Women’s Institute

The next meeting will take place in the Methodist Church on Wednesday 11 November.

 

Auction

At Saturday night’s auction held in Brierley Social club, Chris Sykes with the help of Jeff Ennis MP manages to raise a total of £2,000 in aid of Grimethorpe St John Ambulance.  It has taken the total raised by Chris over the last 14 years to over £20,000. Both Terry Haynes the leader of St John in Grimethorpe and Chris commented on the generosity of the local people in both donating items and bidding for the goods and Terry added he was extremely pleased with the effort put in by Chris and Jeff in support of a local charity. Some of the bids won were a 19 inch telly that raised £120 and was won by John Clarke who was also successful in bidding for a private box at the Ladbrokes worlds darts final for £180. Maureen Lomas from Shafton bidded £100 for a racing package. Terry Haynes would also like to mention the generosity of the committee at Grimethorpe Working Mens club who have offered the St John Ambulance use of the club premises free of charge until they find alternative accommodation after closure of their headquarters at the former Miners Welfare which is to be sold.

 

Methodist Church

The Sunday morning service at 10.15am will be lead by Mr Edwin Hambleton and will be the churches 75 anniversary. The welcoming steward will be Edwin and Adele will provide the flowers. There is a karate club on Monday and Thursday at 7pm and the majorettes meet on Thursday and Friday at 4.30pm. A Bible study will take place in the medical centre on Church Drive on Thursday at 7pm. 

 

Boys Brigade

Both the Junior Boys and Company Section meetings will take place in the Methodist Church Hall. The 7 to 11 year olds meeting will take place from 6.30pm till 8pm and the older boys will meet from 7pm till 9. Edwin and Elizabeth Hambleton lead the boys.

 

Spiritualist Church

There will be Healing in the church by approved healers tonight from 6 till 6.45pm followed at 7pm with an Open circle. There will be a demonstration of mediumship this Sunday from 6pm till 7.15pm. The demonstrator will be Ann Anderson from Retford. Next week the demonstrator for will be Linda Shepard from Rotherham.

 

Women’s Fellowship

The women’s fellowship meet in the Methodist Church Hall on Monday’s at 2pm.

 

Village club

There is a quiz night every Monday starting at 9pm. Philip Illingworth won last week.

 

Pop In

The next meeting of the Pop in club that is held at the Methodist church Hall will be on Thursday from 9.15am till 11am. Everyone is invited to pop in for tea, coffee, biscuits and a chat. Proceeds will be towards Church funds

 

Three Horse Shoes

There is a quiz night at the Three Horse Shoes on a Thursday at 9.30pm and on Sunday at 8pm there is a music, conundrum and general knowledge quiz. On Sunday Les Parry Gary Leech came second. Jo won the conundrum. The head to head was not won and will be for £85 next week. On Thursday the Dead Heads won the quiz and the nearest too question was won by Michael Ennis. The Dead Heads won the bottle of wine.

 

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