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DILWYN
2:00pm Friday 19th September 2008
CEILIDH-Dilwyn Ceilidh will be held on Saturday September 27th in the Cedar Hall starting at 7pm. A sausage and mash supper will be followed by dancing to "Village Folk", with a "caller" for the dances. Dessert will be served in the interval and there will be a licensed bar. All proceeds will go towards maintaining the Cedar Hall. Tickets cost £6 and £3 (for children under 13) and are available from Trish Spry 01544 318153.<> <>HARVEST FESTIVAL-St. Mary’s church Harvest Festival on Friday September 26th will be conducted by the Rev. Christine Mundell at 7pm. The hymns will be well-known and everyone will be able to have a good sing! At the end of the service, refreshments will be served.
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