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... Open for a cuppa and a chat ELDERLY people in Morecambe now have their very own drop-in centre where they can go to meet new friends and get out into the community. . Christian Help in Partnership (CHIPS) officially launched the Open Door centre in Morecambe ...
... ps have a chat over Even little things hurt, such as a letter in a paper from a married couple. complaining that there was nowhere to go and nothing to do. ...
... i= chit—chat a form of therapy? On my last four visits to Morecambe Town Hall to pay my poll tax I have been the sole customer in an office manned by four personnel. If, as we are told, those same staff are so desperately trying to cope with an heavy ...
... Flower chat Guests at the Floral and Horticultural Society meeting were Mr and Mrs Wilson. They gave a slideillustrated show on fuschias and were introduced by secretary, Mr Bernard Morris and thanked by president, Miss Skene- Smith. A raffle was organised ...
... Cruet,’ in which she outlined the life of a boarding-house keeper in the 1930°5. Winners of a competition for a cruet were: 1 Mrs S. Parker, 2 Mrs Stretch, 3 Mrs King. ...
... History chat GUEST at the WI meeting was Mrs. Joan Fenlon, who gave a slide talk on the history of Denman College. President, Mrs. Joyce Evans, introduced the speaker who was thanked by Mrs. F. Wrapson. A raffle won by Mesdames H. Haddock, G. Williams ...
... Guild chat The Methodist Guild were given a talk on “The Nuclear Industry’ chaired by the Rev. J. D. Musgrave. ...
... NO CHAT(AWAY) Because the University was in Friday’s high risk area for flowcr cuts, two meetings at which Mr. Christopher Chataway, Minister of Posts and Communications, was to speak were postponed. After addressing a meeting organised by the University ...
... Corps chat Salvation Army Corps members held a midweek Coffee Morning and sale at the Citadel in Preston Street. On Thursday, members travelled ta Blackpool for a gettogether while Sunday services were conducted by Commanding Officer, Lieutenant Mandy ...
... ] CAB chat ‘THE Work of the Citizen's Advice Bureau’ was the subject of a talk given by Mr. Frank Taylor to the Trinity Methodist Guild. Mr. Fred Kirkham presided and the Rev. J. D. Musgrave gave the vote of thanks. ...
... Art chat Presiding at the Art Group's annual meeting, chairman, Mrs Simpson welcomed everyone. Treasurer, Miss Barnett gave a report which showed a good balance and secretary, Mrs Horton thanked everyone for their contributions to the group magazine. ...
... INIG CHAT, The hest friend a man has in the world may , turn against him and become his enemy. His son or daughter that he has reared with loving ear• may prove ungrateful. Those who are nearest and dearest to ns, those whom we trust with our happi- ...