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ELSTEAD EVENING WI.
Report of meeting on Tuesday 7th March


Our monthly meeting opened by being introduced to Mrs Carpenter, our speaker for the evening.  Speaking on "Life's Little Difficulties" Mrs Carpenter a nurse for many years said laughter oils the machinery of our bodies and was very good for us, and we certainly did a lot of laughing at her little anecdotes.  She was born in Wales and was an evacuee during the war.  She trained for general nursing, midwifery and health visiting and travelled to Canada and Singapore where she met and  married her husband a helicopter pilot on the Ark Royal.  Later they lived in Australia where her son was born.  Her husband was then offered work in Surrey where she nursed again and lived in Guildford.  She was a remarkable woman and her talk was very interesting and full of humour.  Diana Tulett thanked her for a very enjoyable evening.

Joan Howard won the Knitted garment completion.

Our outing to Badshot Lea Garden Centre was very much enjoyed by members and friends.  Our next outing is on 21st March meeting at Bourne Mill at 2.30 pm.

We were all very pleased to see Jackie Williamson back and looking so well after her illness.

Our next walk is Friday 7th April, meeting at Ridgway Farm Thursley at 10.30 am.  Walking round the Punch Bowl and back to the U.R.C. Elstead for a Lent Lunch.

Please come and join us. 
Next meeting 4th April - Mr Riley - "The Alexander Technique".
Competition: "A Fancy Eggcup".


For more information ring 01252 703 378

Betty Fields.

GOOD COMPANIONS


Our February meeting was 'chaired' by Sylvia and Gladys standing in for Freda who was unable to be with us, we all hope she is feeling much better.

We welcomed four new ladies and hope they enjoyed their first visit.

John Cherriman came to talk about his experiences in the Antarctic and showed us slides all very interesting.  Pauline gave a vote of thanks.

John chose a lovely sea shell belonging to Margaret Taylor as the item of interest.

Tea was then served and the usual draw took place  .

Snow was falling steadily was we all left for home.

G. Cox.

THE TARGET 50 GRAND TREASURE HUNT 7th MAY


An exciting event for the whole family - an opportunity to explore the local countryside and have loads of fun.

Look out for more details in the May issue or contact:
Louise Tunbridge 01252 702 361.