CLUB NOTES
STAMP CLUB
The Group Stamp collection has been started, and a meeting is being organized
for members stamp exchange.
THEATRICAL SECTION.
No meetings held during February
The Sub-Committee will put a one-act play into rehearsal as soon as possible.
MUSIC SOCIETY
Two orchestras and a choir are visualized, besides soloists vocal and
instrumental. The Society meets on Saturdays at 6.30 p.m. in the. W.Y.G.
Stores.
CYCLING CLUB
The approval of the committee of the Group has been granted for the formation
of this Cycling Club. All interested, please contact Sec. (B.P. Willis)
CARPENTRY CLUB
Meetings have been held regularly on Saturday afternoons at the W.Y.G Stores, and a workshop is visualized in the open store at our premises.
TENNIS CLUB
Meetings are to commence in April. The sub-committee are considering the rate for subscriptions.
PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FILM SOCIETY.
The Society has had a most successful months and presented a film show at the "Open Evening”.
We are now discussing the proposed film "Documentary of Wimborne”,
which if funds are forthcoming will be produced and shown as the Festival
of Britain effort of this Society. Donations to help to cover filming
costs will be gratefully received
by our Treasurer.
On Friday 23rd February the Group Societies held an "Open Evening" at Church House. Although not so well attended as was hoped there were a fair number present. It was disappointing to notice the number of members there who were without their parents. Unfortunately Mr. T.G.S. Garnham who was to have given a talk to the Carpentry Club was indisposed and was unable to attend.
For those present there was a most enjoyable evening. The Music Society took over at the commencement and instrumental solos by Richard, Pam and Gabby were enjoyed by all. The Photographic and Film Society then presented an Old Tyme Film Show. Films included those of Walt Disney, Laurel and Hardy and Charlie Chaplin. Alan's projector had only been returned from the repairer the day before, and after past experience we had a reserve projector standing by.
Refreshments, most welcome, were then served, and a collection taken realized 15/-. Mrs. Flory and Pam took care of the refreshments.
The evening ended by a general singsong, and we did persuade Brian that he
could still sing "Down in the Glen".
Owing to the success of this Open Evening it has now been decided to hold one
monthly throughout the year.
Names for Search Engine....Parents and friends League, W. Flory, F.L.Hollick, Michael G. Habgood, Darts, David Winton, P.G.Taylor, Spud, P.Taylor, P.Coole, Heat Light and Sound tin,