Hereford Times - 28th January 2016 - Page 99
Hereford Times - 28th January 2016 - Page 99
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herefordtimescom Stoke Lacy STOKE LACY GARDENING CLUB - The gardening club usual- ly meets in Stoke Lacy Village Hall on the fourth Tuesday of each month. The cost for each talk is £3 for members (the annual cost of membership is £6) and £5 for visi- tors. It’s a small friendly group of enthusiastic gardeners with vary- ing degrees of knowledge and skills. Anyone thinking of joining would be made to feel very wel- come. The meeting in February, will be about ‘growing vegetables and getting the best for your efforts’. BURNS NIGHT SUPPER - There will be a Burns Night Supper in Stoke Lacy Village Hall tomorrow at 7.30 for 8pm. There will be a tra« ditional supper with a piper in attendance and some entertain- ment. Tickets £10, bring your own drinks. This is always a popular event. To book your place please call 01885 400601 and be sure to do it soon so as to avoid disappoint— ment. CORRESPONDENT - Martin Field, The Old School House, Burley Gate, 01432 820074, commnews@ymail.com. Stretton Sugwas Thursday, January 28, 2016 THE HEREFORD TIMES 99 FUN WHIST DRIVE - Tomorrow in the village hall, 7.30pm, £2.50, light refreshments provided. NEW ZUMBA - Class starting on Tuesday at 6pm, £4 per session, village hall. NEW BUMS, TUMS AND THIGHS EXERCISE - Class on Thursday, February 4 at 10am, £4 per ses- sion, village hall. BREINTON RINGCRAFT - Match night: Our match on January 20 was judged by David Coode (Warringah). David has owned and bred Labradors for 45 years and has made up 22 Champion Labradors, 19 of them being full champions, and has gained 106 005 in Labradors. He trains and works all dogs to the gun and picks up four to five days a week in the shooting sea- son. He also trains others at the Mid Western Gundog Club, Wye Valley Retrievers and United Retriever Club training sessions. David awards 00‘s in Labradors and judges all other gundog breeds at open show level and has had the honour of judging Labradors at Crufts. David selected Daniel ‘Leary’s Pug - Eastonite Nalapoos for Best Puppy and Reserve Best Puppy was Caroline Gallen’s Field Spaniel - Woodsong Lexington. Best Veteran was Ann McGuigan’s Chinese Crested - Annamac Fairy Tail and Reserve Veteran was Simone Lush’s Keeshond - Zaendvoort Heavens Dream for Ednaaron. Best Adult was Ken and Karen Francis’ Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier - Daisymaes Fleurie and Reserve Best Adult was Simone Lush’s Keeshond - Buchkees Love in the Mist. Our next Match will be held on February 17. Around the show ring: Congratulations to Bev and Tony Drinkwater’s Irish Setter - Brabrook Shazalazoo winning Best in Show at Leominster From left: Catherine Plant from the Volunteering on Prescri t was « I as? I ption sch m . ‘.-. eme, Louise Croad, furniture barn volunteer Jo Brooker, charity trustee Brenda Morgan and Kirsten Haynes who runs the community and hospital transport scheme Volunteer project needs helpers LOUISE Croad is the new coordinator at the Knighton and District Community Support Project. For the last three years Louise has been working for the Royal Voluntary service setting up the Good Neighbour service in Knighton and Presteigne. Louise said her first task will be to encourage more people to volunteer to work in the charity shop and become hospital drivers. Kirsten Haynes who runs this service reports an increase in demand recently Chairman Philip Price congratulated Catherine for help. Plant for securing a partner grant from the Henry Smith charity which will fund the volunteering on prescriptionscheme for a further three years. The charity has also set up a free computer, Ipad. mobile phone support service for anyone looking Jo Brooker a volunteer said: “I work in a great atmosphere, with everyone working together in a very friendly and supporting team". If anyone one is thinking about becoming a yol- unteer please contact Louise on 01547 520653. From left: Richard Kelly from Mind with Rotarian David Tombs, formerly head of social services in Herefordshire Club given mental health update RICHARD Kelly from Mind in Herefordsh ire gave a presenta- tion on the progress and devel- opments in mental health ser- vices and support in the Herefordshire region to mem» bers of Ledbury Rotary Club . who had held fundraising activ- ities in favour of Mind. Richard said that although I funding has been found to address many of the issues, in fact the number of referrals and committals has increased. A greater emphasis has been placed on after-care services and in Hereford money was spent on upgrading the Shire Hall for post-referral care. He added that Mind was delighted to report that Miller Court was almost complete and this new purpose-built 14-bed~ room en suite facility would introduce psychological and psychiatric input. Rotarian Martin Perry thanked Richard for his talk and the vitally important role played by Mind. He said: “The Rotary Club of Ledbury is delighted to support the services offered by Mind. which aim to simplify access to housing. widen housing options in Hereford and improve move— on and recovery for individuals with mental health issues." Mind can be contacted on 01432 271643 or 278569, info@hereford- shire-mind.org.uk. or at 130132 Widemarsh Street. Heffernan House. Hereford. Send news, events, pictures and club reports to reach us by 10am Friday for consideration for publication Limited Show on [Jot'etnlmr 2?: Amy and Hans Hammer k's, Long Coated Chihuahua \ . (,apeyidle Neyer say Never. awn is! in Noyice Bitch and ( Eilil‘Tlrl-li.‘ Quantum of Solace twin 1st in Novice Dog at the Iylitilanrl Chihuahua Club Slim. lad weather: If there is bad weather please contact a ronn‘nlt tee member to chm-l; 11 lfif't‘e fl; be ringcrait trainir . Ringcratl is held Wednesday at Sir Village Hall. 7511mm ' , For further intori Anthony Brooks w. 770 476 01‘ J1” retaryi 01 :31 club \yelisne b: vim nit 1212:1711: co uk r. VILLAGE HALL. 511.21 . ‘l :1" al general meet in; w: ’hv St Nicholas \'il"<:r- ll' . will be held at ‘ tonight starti Anyone who he running and tuna very welcome to :in course it‘s a (“ll/111C“ . . committee and the .. 2. .14 tees to account. Weobley _ BIG BREAKFAST ' ' ' District Agricu“ Improyement St‘uglt‘i‘y' is honing a big breakfast on F ' Hopelands \'ii a» f‘ to 11.30am. The w for adults and :15. It . .. under 12. This is a great u" ., - cold. grey Sari good company Please book With Prii 3.3 mi "134;; 318349 WEOBLEY AND 111 ‘ BOWLING (LLB » concert with lit rt Rail Voice Ch. . . Village Hall . “o. ‘ ' February 5 u: it: Tickets are i . {Will E‘fllll 57ml Li. 57H) BIG BREARF. \Voolhopo l““' Saturday burn. 12,30pni. Tbs.- wig» person. \yi " St George'st The monthly '~ being held or . main hall so will enjoy hers and chat all ur .d I b»: £3 per ens going to L-‘molliope.’ s‘ market is . \‘one nop. out 1001‘. FARMERS MARK T - The first farmers murkt : 1. year will held in thoyill ' . on Saturday from . lil 113011111. There will bu ‘W in proyiders pre— sent selling lor.a.l\ sourced and brepared fine foods and crafts. Please come along and support your local market. CRICKET (“It'll Ql‘lZ NIGHT . The Woolhope Cricket Club will be holding a fundtuising quiz night on February 3." at the Woolhopo Village Hall. 7pm for 7.30pm. Teams of up to six people. £5 per person. Cash prizes - 1st prize £75. 2nd prise £50. ring The Crown Inn to book your team on 01432 860—168. Drinks bar £2.50 per drink. Free bread and cheese for teams; raffle with great prizes. |
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