Hereford Times - 28th January 2016 - Page 96
Hereford Times - 28th January 2016 - Page 96
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96 THE HEREFORD TIMES Thursday, January 28. 2016 herefordtimescom caflhtytimes I FROM pnevnous PAGE Trinity Church. Whitecross Road. Hereford. 12.10pm Low Mass at All Saints‘ Church. Eign Gate. Hereford. 12.10pm Low Mass at All Saints Church, Eign Gate, Hereford. ST JOHN'S METHODIST CHURCH - St Owen Street. Hereford. Tomorrow Morning Prayer 8am. Sunday 10.30am Morning \V'orship Preacher Rev Nigel Williams. Monday and \V’ednesday Morning Prayer 8am. Wednesday noon Midweek Holy Communion. ROSS BOWLlNG CLUB DONATES TO HEARTSTART ~ Herefordsh ire Heartstart would like to thank Ross Bowling Club for the generous donation of £500 towards the Heartstart courses. The donation was given following several Heartstart "how to save a life courses" delivered by Herefordshire Heartstart to menr bers of the Ross Bowling Club. The donation came as a result of Herefordshire Heartstart helping them to source a defibrillator for the club. Loraine Coleman, from the chari- ty. said: ”We are grateful for this donation as we rely on donations and small grants to keep this ser- vice running. Donations are essential to help cover the ongo- ing costs of running the courses eg phone line calls. replacing lungs. wipes. course paperwork. volunteer mileage. etc." If you can support the charity by organising a fundraising event or would like to offer business spon- sorship to support the charity. please contact the co-ordinator/ project manager Loraine Coleman. If you would like to attend a pub— lic course or are interested in booking a course. for your group. please email infor’it herefordshire heartstartcouk or call Loraine Coleman on 01432 850067 or 0845 60 60 654 Monday to Thursday 9am to 3pm. THE HEREFORDSHIRE CFS/ ME/ FMS GROUP - The Herefordshire CFS/ME/FMS Group is a voluntary organisation HUGE congratulations to Lucton LAMDA (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art) students who once again exceed expectation and prove just what a talented and “dramatic" set they are. It has been a record-high level of those students achieving ‘dis« tinction’ grade for their exams. Senior and middle school LAMDA students and Mrs Sharman Record exam results at arts academy including five students at bronze and silver-medal status. This will award them valuable UCAS points for their future university applications. Between Year 5 and Year 12. there were 34 distinctions and 13 merits. These included some record highs of 97 for Alexander Wood and a personal best of dis- tinction for Bella Smith, both in verse and prose. Lily Layton and Tess Mayglothling achieved dis- tinction for their duologue acted bronze medal, Georgia Lewis achieved a distinction for her bronze medal public speaking. and Ellie-Mae Davies-Bufton and her partner Ellie Evans both got distinction for their sil— ver medal duologue acted exam. Particular congratulations go to these students for their hard work as it is a big demand on their time. Mrs Rogers and Mrs Sharman are thrilled with the results, say- ing: “It goes to show what can be accomplished when a student sets their mind to it.” that supports those who suffer from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. (CFS), Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) and Fibromyalgia (FMS). The group meets at 2.30pm on the first Saturday of every month (except for January) in the Aspire Community Hub in Canal Road in Hereford. To non—sufferers the presence of CFS, ME and FMS is often not readily identifiable, but group members are fully aware of the problems and can share their experiences and offer support. Rather than have formal meetings it is now suggested that Saturday afternoons should be used as cas— ual drop-in sessions where every- one is welcome to call in for a chat and for advice. Members will always be updated with any rele- vant news on new research, medi- cations, forthcoming events and absolutely anything that might Robbie the Robot. skulduggery. Epic panto will have you ‘All At Sea’ KINGTON and District Operatic Society, (KADOS) will be performing All At Sea at the Community Leisure Centre. Lady Hawkins School. Kington, on February 18-20 at 7.30pm. In addition. there will be a matinee performance on February 20 at 2.30pm. The production has been writ- ten by KADOS member Jim Smith, who also wrote a previous pantomime, Ail/1t Sea features cannibals. zombie pirates. the eccentric Captain Rehab and other colourful Characters to enhance a ripping tale of adventure. romance and Tickets available from Tom Bounds Electrical. 32 High Street, ngton, at £7 for adults and £5 for under 16s (when you see the banner over the High Street). For further information. telephone 01544 231303 (day) or 01544 231501 (even- ing) or visit kingtonoperatic.wordpress. com — tickets also available on the door. help to alleviate their symptoms. The next meeting will be on February 6. All members are strongly urged to attend so as to allow a full and frank discussion about the group, its future, and any changes necessary to ensure its survival. Kingsland CHILDREN’S THEATRE - Kingsland Coronation Hall, February 21, 2pm. The Mighty Prince and other fables. Two per- formers, five stories and a host of bugs, birds, animals and magical creatures! Open Sky Productions bring to life two-thousand-year— old stories using a happy mix of rhyme, movement, live music, song and puppetry. And it’s funny too. Tickets at £5 available from Kingsland Post Office, artsalive. co.uk or by calling 01568 709579. All proceeds go toward the resto- ration of Kingsland Church. Knighton ROYAL AIR FORCES ASSOCIATION - The Knighton branch of the Royal Air Forces Association held their monthly meeting at the branch HQ on January 14. A full discussion took place about the badges and certificates which are given to anyone who has been a member of the association for 50 years. The branch are now appeal- ing to any one who has been a member of the association 50 years or more to contact the |
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