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: 13 th JANUARY 2015 Speaker: Mr Tom Jones Topic: ‘Ghosts of Chester’ Competition: Humorous Christmas Card 10 th MARCH 2015 Speaker: Mr Ged Ryan pic: ‘British Bats’ Competition: Wildlife Picture 10 th FEBRUARY 2015 Speaker: Mr Dave Walker Topic: ’History of Decorative Ropework and Knotting’ Competition: Nautical Item 8 th SEPTEMBER 2015 Speaker: Miss Yvonne Albon Topic: ‘The Order of St. John’ History of the Crusades Competition: Religious Cross 13 th OCTOBER 2015 Speaker: Mrs K., Bashford Topic: ‘Hats, & the people who wore them’ Competition: Home-made Hat 10 th NOVEMBER 2015 Annual Meeting & Social Evening AUGUST 2015 No Meeting this Month 14 th JULY 2015 Speaker: Mr Derek Meakin Topic: ‘The Pros and Cons of An Old Fashioned Education’ Competition: Old Reading Book 12 th MAY 2015 Speaker: Mrs Jean Williams Topic :‘My Time at Little Moreton Hall’ Competition: An Apron 9 th JUNE 2015 Speaker: Mrs Jean Finney Topic: ‘An Interlude with Joyce Grenfell’ Competition: Powder Compact 8 th DECEMBER 2015 Speaker: Mrs Pam Hinkley & Mrs Margaret Wrigh Topic: ‘Preparing for Christmas’ Competition: Christmas Cracker Motto 14 th APRIL 2015 Speaker: Mrs Rina Tillinger opic: ’Pioneers of the Wagon Trains’ Competition: Memento of USA
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13th JANUARY 2015
Speaker: Mr Tom JonesTopic: ‘Ghosts of Chester’
Competition: Humorous Christmas Card
10th MARCH 2015
Speaker: Mr Ged RyanTopic: ‘British Bats’
Competition: Wildlife Picture
10th FEBRUARY 2015
Speaker: Mr Dave WalkerTopic: ’History of Decorative Ropework and Knotting’
Competition: Nautical Item
8th SEPTEMBER 2015
Speaker: Miss Yvonne AlbonTopic: ‘The Order of St. John’ History of the Crusades
Competition: Religious Cross
13th OCTOBER 2015
Speaker: Mrs K., BashfordTopic: ‘Hats, & the people who wore them’
Competition: Home-made Hat
10th NOVEMBER 2015
Annual Meeting&
Social Evening
AUGUST 2015
No Meeting this Month
14th JULY 2015
Speaker: Mr Derek MeakinTopic: ‘The Pros and Cons of An Old Fashioned Education’
Competition: Old Reading Book
12th MAY 2015
Speaker: Mrs Jean WilliamsTopic :‘My Time at Little Moreton Hall’
Competition: An Apron
9th JUNE 2015Speaker: Mrs Jean FinneyTopic: ‘An Interlude with Joyce Grenfell’
Competition: Powder Compact
8th DECEMBER 2015
Speaker: Mrs Pam Hinkley & Mrs Margaret Wright
Topic: ‘Preparing for Christmas’
Competition: Christmas Cracker Motto
14th APRIL 2015
Speaker: Mrs Rina TillingerTopic: ’Pioneers of the Wagon Trains’
Competition: Memento of USA
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HELSBY HILLSIDE WI2015
Founded 1979
PRESIDENTSylvia Batty Tel: 01928 722064
VICE PRESIDENTPam Hinkley Tel: 01928 722161
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COMMITTEE MEMBERSMargaret Brooks, Olga Green, Mae Hodge,
Barbara Neukom, Barbara Smith, Olive Wainwright, Nora Worrall
Meetings on the 2nd Tuesday of every month At 7.30pm in Helsby Community Centre
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CFWI Spring Council Meeting 3rd March, 2015 Winsford Lifestyle Centre
NFWI AGM 2015 4th June 2015 Royal Albert Hall, London
16th September 2015 is the WI Day.
Subscriptions £36.00 due on 1st January
Frodsham Country Market Thursday 9am – 12 noon Bear’s Paw Hotel, Main Street
HELSBY HILLSIDE WI is a busy active group with a full programme
designed to accommodate thevarying interests of all our members.
NEW MEMBERSWe are keen to welcome all new members
in a warm, friendly and informalatmosphere. If you are hesitant about
joining and meeting new people,particularly if you have just moved to thearea, remember our committee memberswill be more than willing to introduce you
to everyone. The watchword of the WI is FRIENDSHIP.
Some of the benefits of being a WI member- Meet new faces and make new friends- Find new interests - Listen to good speakers - Learn new skills with friends - Become involved in the community - Visit places of interest, theatre, etc.
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the opportunity to develop your talentsand interests.
The WI has its own residential collegenear Oxford. Helsby Hillside offers an
annual Bursary for any one member whowishes to attend.
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