HOLMER Players are presenting Piece de Resistance, at the village hall, Friday and Saturday night at 8pm. Tickets £9, include chicken and chips, from Jose on 01494 713204.
SATURDAY morning, from 10.30am to midday, your Chiltern District Councillors Margaret Hamilton and David Schofield will be holding a surgery in the Parish Office, New Pond Road, to discuss relevant matters with residents.
A REMINDER: the village will be holding a Jubilee Day on June 30, on The Common. Another meeting will be held on Thursday, February 28, at 8pm, in the Village Centre.
THE Chadwick Ladies meet on Monday at 8pm, in the Village Centre. Alison Atkinson will be showing you how to paint on silk. All ladies are welcome.
WEDNESDAY evening at 7.30pm, the Village Produce Association are holding their AGM. Please make every effort to attend and consider joining the committee. Cheese and wine will be served.
THE local Churches Together will be having rehearsals on Wednesday evening at 7.45pm, for the choir which will be singing at the Methodist Church on Good Friday evening. For more details on joining the choir ring David Cook, 01494 714702.
THURSDAY afternoon at 2.30pm, the Women's Fellowship meet at 2.30pm at the Church Centre. George Rivas will be talking about Lighthouse.
LITTLE Missenden Parish Council is seeking comments and ideas from residents on local improvements. A questionnaire will be included in your free Star newspaper. Other villages in the parish Little Kingshill, Little Missenden and Hyde Heath will receive theirs by hand. Please reply and look out for the report which will be published in due course.
SATURDAY evening at the Village Hall is your opportunity to hear Stuart King, our local historian, talk about Echoes of Old Holmer Green. Tickets cost £5, which includes light refreshments, from Linda on 01494 715805, or from Dennis Lynch on 01494 718436.
CRYERS Hill Methodist Church celebrate 150 years this Saturday, at 7.30pm with an evening entitled Watts to Wesley, led by John Eastgate. All are welcome.
By Linda Meatyard
February 14, 2002 13:38
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