WCA NEWSLETTER 164w MAY 2018

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THE GREAT PLASTIC PICK UP The battle against plastic pollution launched by the Mail in May and supported by the Keep Britain Tidy organisation was a great success with school children across the country. It is now time for us adults to build on this initiative and to set a good example to our children by picking up the litter we see on the street outside our own homes. We have the duty to teach these - the future generations - by our example. John Butterworth HATE IRONING? let me help you ESTABLISHED OVER 20 YEARS WITH REGULAR CUSTOMERS EXCELLENT REFERENCES - CRB checked HOURLY RATE £8.00 WITH NO HIDDEN CHARGES FREE COLLECTION & DELIVERY SERVICE non smoking environment CALL MARIA NOW 01424 717080 0776 332 7231 m.dobbs@sky.com What to do with jigsaw puzzles once you’ve completed them? Leave them with Jean at The Button Box, Workhouse Lane Westfield (opp <strong>WCA</strong> Hall) who sends them for resale in St Michael’s Hospice shops. Westfield WI monthly meetings are held in the Parish Church Hall on 2nd Friday of each month at 2.15 pm, guests and new members are always welcome. For further information please ring Val Walkinshaw (President) on 07927 403200. Members can enjoy a good time at the social book club and craft club or by joining other members for meals such as our occasional lunches. Many members attended the East Sussex Federation of Women’s Institutes annual meeting at the Kings Church Hall on The Ridge where they enjoyed two very different talks which were both very entertaining. Our February speaker, Mr. Ken Brooks, gave us an interesting talk on “Hastings in Wartime – The British Spirit” telling us how the community was there to help everybody. This was followed by a short talk by firemen who came to advise us on the safety in our homes and at our meeting place. In March our talk was “Tales from the Time of the British Raj” and how it affected those living in India. The speaker was Mrs. Rukshana Master BA and she also showed us some very interesting slides. In April The Rother Group Meeting was held at Westfield and members from the The ladies of Westfield W.I. are able to provide teas for up to 50 people in the Parish Hall, subject to availability, at £6.00 per head. Please contact Pat Mohamed 01424 431058 group heard Melanie Gibson-Barton talking about “And so to Ted – A History of Teddies and Other Bears”. As you can see members enjoy a varied programme and would be pleased to see new members. S.H. 20
01424 871120 Chichester Cathedral Friends A TREAT FOR ALL LOVERS OF BOOKS AND HISTORY ou may think that a history book sale is a very narrow base for a successful sale, Y but Chichester Cathedral Friends and West Sussex Archives Society have a different view and are co-hosting a second-hand History Book Sale in The Vicars’ Hall, Chichester, 12 -13 October to which you are warmly invited. Entrance is free, and half of the proceeds will go towards projects within the Cathedral that are supported by the Friends. “History Books” encompass a wide range of categories from Local History, Biographies, Architecture and Military to Railways, Historical Surveys, Family History and Churches, and we plan to have a wide selection of second-hand books on sale for the two days. Some books will be specialist collectables whilst others will be of a more general nature and on sale at a very attractive price. So, if you have a love of books and especially history books, do come along and browse among the many bargains that will be on offer. Also, if you have any suitable books that you would be happy to donate, we would be delighted to include them in the Sale. Please see advert above; ask at the Royal Chantry, next to Cloisters Café, for directions to the Friends’ Office. Collection within the Chichester area, please call Iain Jessup 07973 768917. During the two-day Book Sale Cloisters Café will provide refreshments and light lunches, enabling you to browse for as long as you wish. Chichester Cathedral Friends is a registered charity. Membership costs £15 per year and £25 for a couple. For more information visit: www.chichestercathedral.org.uk/ friends or email friends@chichestercathedral.org.uk. 21
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