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Club Notices<br />

STOW & DISTRICT CIVIC SOCIETY<br />

Calling all bakers!<br />

Do you fancy baking a few muffins or cookies? And do you enjoy eating<br />

them! Then please think of helping us at the Stow Cotswold Festival on<br />

Saturday 4 th July when we’ll be providing American-style refreshments<br />

for our special ‘quilting sewing bee’ in St. Edward’s Hall. Offers of help<br />

with refreshments - or to take part in the quilting - all gratefully<br />

received! Please contact Rachel for more details on what will be a fun<br />

event! (Tel: 01451 833783)<br />

Our next talk, “Barley, Beer and Barrels” is on Friday, 5 th June at<br />

7.30p.m. in St. Edward’s Hall, Stow when Martin Way will give a potted<br />

look at the ‘Mystery of Brewing’. Please note: this talk follows our short<br />

AGM which begins at 7 pm. (Members free / visitors warmly welcome.)<br />

Interested in joining us?<br />

Please call Rachel or Nigel on 01451 833783. Membership - single £8,<br />

joint £14. Full details of our 2014-15 programme are on our website<br />

and noticeboard. www.stowcivicsociety.co.uk<br />

Naunton W I<br />

Meets in the Village Hall on the<br />

1 st Wednesday of every month<br />

Visitors very Welcome<br />

Contact 01451 850475<br />

MORETON IN MARSH (EVENING) W I<br />

Our May meeting welcomed Lynda Warren, a WI historian, who took us<br />

back to our roots in 1915, when at one of the first meetings the<br />

programme consisted of, amazingly, a demonstration of a<br />

breadmaker,two other talks, one of which was goat management,<br />

including live goats, two musical solos and tea and cake.<br />

We now look forward to a busy summer programmes of Outings and<br />

Activities and two of our Quiz Teams are delighted to be through to the<br />

next round of the GFWI County Quiz.<br />

The next meeting will be in the WI Hall on Thursday 11th June at 7.30<br />

when the Speaker will be Kathy Butterworth talking on the “Lighter Side<br />

of Dementia” – looking after Uncle John.<br />

Please contact Jo on 01608 650821 if you would like to visit.<br />

Upper Windrush Local History Society<br />

Next meeting on Monday 8th June at 7.30p.m.<br />

Vikings in Gloucestershire - Speaker Tony Roberts<br />

Temple Guiting Village Hall. Visitors Welcome. Members £1 Visitors £2<br />

Thank you to everyone who came along to<br />

Blockley May Fair, a lot of fun was had by all!<br />

A couple of Thank You’s<br />

Stow on the Wold and Countryside<br />

Embroiderers Guild<br />

We meet every first Tuesday of the month for some fascinating talks on<br />

textile and needle related work. This month, 2nd June, the talk is by<br />

Maryke Phillips "My Stitching Obsession" followed by tea and cake, from<br />

2-4 at Broadwell Village hall. Visitors are always welcome, £5 charge. Our<br />

monthly workshops or sit and stitch days are open to non - members.<br />

For info contact Fiona Vann - Chairman 01451 821 291<br />

MORETON IN MARSH W I<br />

For our May meeting we welcomed Lt.Colonel Lesinsky on a return visit<br />

who explained to us the historical significance of "The Crown Jewels" and<br />

how they have been adapted and renewed over the centuries. We were<br />

extremely pleased to welcome some new members and guests.<br />

Our next meeting will be held in the W.I.Hall on Thursday 4 th June at<br />

2pm.The speaker will be Jill Salmonds on the "Culture and Costumes of<br />

South Western China". New members and guests will be warmly<br />

welcomed. For further information contact Trish on 01608 651367<br />

BOURTON & DISTRICT<br />

This month’s meeting will be on Wednesday 24 th June at the British Legion<br />

Hall, Bourton on the Water. Tea and coffee from 10am. The talk will be<br />

on “Droving through the Cotswolds” by Brian Smith, this will start at<br />

10.45am. £2 per head. The University of the 3 rd Age (U3A) is a group for<br />

retired and semi retired people that enables members to meet and share<br />

many educational, creative and leisure activities. Visitors very welcome,<br />

why not come along and see what we have to offer? More details<br />

available from www.u3asites.org.uk/bourton banddu3a@btinternet.com<br />

Susan Dodd, Publicity Officer 01451 822431.<br />

RLNI NORTH COTSWOLD BRANCH<br />

At the recent Annual General Meeting of the Branch, our<br />

Chairman, Mrs. Diana Porter, BEM, gave a resume of the<br />

past year’s activities. These included various coffee mornings, Car Boot<br />

Sales, Personal Donations, House to House collections and Supermarket<br />

collections. In total the Branch raised over £13,000 for the Royal National<br />

Lifeboat Institution with only £101 being paid out in expenses. A<br />

congratulatory letter, from Headquarters, on the Branch’s fund raising<br />

was read out. This gave a summary of RNLI life saving activities during<br />

2013 when Lifeboats were launched across the UK and Ireland 8,304<br />

times rescuing from the sea 8,384 people. In community fund raising a<br />

total of £13.4m was raised by Branch’s such as ours across the UK. In<br />

conclusion our Chairman asked members to note that the next fund<br />

raising collection will be at the Tesco store in Stow on the Wold on Friday<br />

and Saturday 23/24th May.<br />

FUNDRAISING<br />

PLANT SALE<br />

IN MAY<br />

Thank you to everyone<br />

who donated cakes &<br />

plants, and who helped<br />

to raise £1,200 for<br />

Kate’s Home Nursing.<br />

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