| Stourbridge Bridge Club | | 4:28pm Wednesday 7th May 2008 | | RESULTS to 12th April:
Wednesday 2nd Derek Ryder & Olga Andrews; Monday 7th Brian & Carol Varley; Fred Parkin & Ron Jones; Tuesday 8th Georgina & Ian Lineker; Wednesday 9th Olga Andrews & Derek Ryder; Thursday 10th Linda Wright & David Horton; Gwyn Altoft & Derek Ryder; Friday 11th Mike Smith & David Cope; Nigel Walters & Gerald Hill. |
| Wollaston Gardeners’ Guild | | 4:26pm Wednesday 7th May 2008 | | THE Vice Chairman Mrs Beryl Hornbucke welcomed the speakers, Mr and Mrs Pamplin, President Tom Hadgkiss, members and 2 new members to the meeting. |
| Stourton Women’s Institute | | 4:25pm Wednesday 7th May 2008 | | AT our April meeting we had an extremely interesting talk entitled Bicycling from Bewdley to Beijing, given by Mr Christopher Smith. |
| Oldswinford E TG | | 4:23pm Wednesday 7th May 2008 | | WE celebrated our 38th Birthday in style at The Granary for lunch.
As the President was unable to attend, Chairman Pauline Roberts said Grace'. We were then served a delicious three course meal, followed by coffee and mints. |
| Wychbury Women’s Institute | | 4:14pm Wednesday 7th May 2008 | | PRESIDENT Jean Green welcomed everyone to the April Meeting and thanked Marion Waugh for the floral table arrangement. |
| Kinver Village WI | | 4:10pm Wednesday 7th May 2008 | | WE welcomed a new member and a visitor to our April meeting, when Sue Merrill came along to tell us her story From one pig to another".
She joined the police force and was stationed in the London area, one of her duties was driving a panda car, she then applied to become a mounted policewoman and much to her surprise was accepted. |
| Kinver Civic Society | | 3:57pm Wednesday 7th May 2008 | | THE first meeting of the 2008/9 season was held on Monday 21st April. The speaker was Henry Williams who spoke on the work of the Royal British Legion.
His talk began with "The Homage", which is used at all Legion meetings. We were interested to learn about the origins of the legion which was founded in 1921 by former officers to help men who had fought in the First World War when no government help was available. |
| Wall Heath TG | | 3:55pm Wednesday 7th May 2008 | | THE Guild met on the 16th April. The Chairman opened the meeting, welcoming members. |
| Hagley Afternoon Women’s Institute | | 3:53pm Wednesday 7th May 2008 | | DURING the business part of the meeting a report was given of the Spring Group Meeting which had been much enjoyed by all who attended. |
| Kingswinford E Town Guild | | 3:49pm Wednesday 30th April 2008 | | THE meeting took place on April 14th at Kingswinford Community Centre at 7:30pm. Mrs Sylvia Taylor in the Chair, all business was dealt with. |
| Wordsley History Society | | 3:21pm Wednesday 30th April 2008 | | FORTY-SIX members and forty-nine visitors were welcomed to the April meeting of Wordsley History Society by Chairman Brian Idoine.
The passing of a dearly loved member of the society, Marje Hayden, was announced and condolences were expressed to her son Robert whose father had also passed away in recent weeks. A silence was held as a mark of respect. |
| Clent Women’s Institute | | 3:15pm Wednesday 30th April 2008 | | On March 13th we welcomed to our meeting Mrs. Rikki Day who held us all enthralled by her talk on "How the War Ended for One German Girl."
This was followed the next night by our grand "Posh Nearly New Sale". Thanks for organising this are due to Maggie Lloyd and Annie Harris. |
| Soroptimist International Stourbridge | | 3:13pm Wednesday 30th April 2008 | | AT the recent AGM of Soroptimist International Stourbridge Ruth Longville took over from Su Roxburgh as President for the coming year. |
| Wollaston E TG | | 3:10pm Wednesday 30th April 2008 | | CHAIRMAN Jill Dunn opened the April meeting welcoming 50 members and two visitors. |
| Kingswinford and District Historical | | 2:59pm Wednesday 30th April 2008 | | THE Society held the April meeting at the Kingswinford Community Centre on Monday 7th April when the speaker was Mr Ron Moss. |
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