| 18th
February 2012
Grassington
Lent lunches:
Weekly Lenten lunch events start on Wednesday in Church House,
hosted by members of St Michael's Church, Linton. Proceeds
are for Christian Aid.
Farmers' market:
A farmers' market will be held on the Square on Sunday. It
will start at 10am.
Friendship Club:
Members will enjoy a film show with Spellbound Thursday. Next
week, February 23, Betty Hargreaves will present
"A Dog, a Stick and a Motorbike". The club meets
in Church House at 2.15pm.
Coffee morning:
Supporters of the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust will hold a coffee
morning in Church House on Saturday, from 9.30am to noon.
Panto fun:
Grassington Pantoloons will present Peter Pan, written by
Dr Andrew Jackson, in the town hall on Fridays February 17
and 24 at 7.30pm and on Saturdays February 18 and 25 at 2.30pm
and 7.30pm. Tickets cost £6 for adults and £4
for children from The Hub, on Garrs Lane, or on the door.
Proceeds will be donated to Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Help for Heroes:
Pat Haslam thanks all those who supported the Help for Heroes
coffee morning in Church House, which raised £562. Children
from Grassington Primary School presented a splen-did display,
which included the involvement of some of their relatives
who were in the services.
he has one.
Upper Wharfedale
Coffee morning:
A coffee morning to raise money for the Arncliffe Church bells
will be held next Saturday, February 25, in Halton Gill Reading
Room.
Whist drive:
A whist drive will be held on Wednesday, February 29, in Buckden
Institute. Doors open 6.30pm, with the first hand at 7pm.
Indian evening:
There will be an Indian evening in Buckden Institute next
Saturday, February 25, with Indian cuisine. Proceeds will
be in support of the institute. For tickets, contact Debbie
Roe via email at Debbie@beckcottage.com
or ring (01756) 761024.
Family history:
The Upper Wharfedale branch of the Wharfedale Family History
Group will meet at Threshfield Village Institute at 2.30pm
on Saturday. The meeting will be in the form of a discussion
group to share experience and pass on new sources of information.
Visitors are welcome for an admission charge of £1.
With Special Thanks to Sheila Denby
and The Craven Herald & Pioneer
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