Knighton

12:00pm Thursday 11th February 2010

WHIST DRIVE - Knighton Bowling Club resumed its winter whist season on February 28, after having to cancel the last drive because of heavy snow.

Prizes were presented by Doreen Bowen, MC for the evening was Shirley Moorhouse and thanks were given by Linda Parker. The next whist drive will take place at the bowling club tonight (Thursday), starting at 7.30pm.

KNIGHTON TOWN SILVER BAND - The second draw of the new Knighton Town Silver Band Hundred Club was made this week. Winners were: first (£25) James Galliers, Knighton; second (£10) Derek Owens, Bristol; and third (£6) Duncan Wilson, Huntingdon.

LOCAL MARKET - The local produce market will be at the Drill Hall on Saturday, 9.30am to 1pm, as the Community Centre is being used for the Teme Spirits’ production of The Pyjama Game.

SNOOKER CLUB - There will be a meeting in the snooker room at Knighton Community Centre on Wednesday to form a new snooker club. The centre has two excellent tables and it is hoped that there will be enough people interested to resurrect the club. The meeting starts at 7.30pm.

For further information, contact Tom Taylor on 01547 520096.

TABLE SALE - There will be a tabletop sale and coffee morning at the church hall, Knighton on Saturday, 10.30am to noon.

SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES - St Edward’s, Knighton: 9.30am, Holy Communion, Rev Christopher Buckley.

St David’s, Whitton: 9.30am Morning Worship, Rev Gordon Mansfield. St Andrew’s, Norton: 11am Morning Worship, Rev Gordon Mansfield.

Knighton Baptist: 11am, led by Rev Maggie Rich. Knighton Methodist: 11am, led by Sister Margaret Davis, and 3pm, open door worship led by Rev Pauline Long. Knighton Catholic: 11am Holy Mass.

PACT MEETING - At the Knighton PACT meeting a new priority was identified.

This was to look at illegal parking in the town including outside Knighton Primary School and at vehicles causing an obstruction.

PRESIDENT’S NIGHT - Knighton Show and Carnival annual president’s night to raise money for the show will be held on February 20, at Knighton Community Centre. The glitzy and glamorous event with live music by Cartesian will be from 7pm until late.

Admission is by ticket only at £25 each, available from the Clock Tower Tea Shop, CCF, Gwythers or by ringing Mal Price, the president, on 01547 520204 or 528441. Black tie only.

Lucton SCHOOL HALL - At a school fair held recently at Lucton School, Barclays employee Jo Athanasiou had a stall and did a raffle and raised £549.

Every penny raised will be matched pound for pound by Barclays as part of its community investment programme.

The school will now get £1,098 which will go towards the cost of a new sports and activity hall at the school. Jo was thanked for raising the money by her children Athan and Alex, who are pupils at the school.

CREATIVE ARTS WORKSHOP - Ninety children from years four to six at Knighton Primary School took part in a creative arts workshop last week which culminated in an exciting and energetic performance of Joey and the Trashy Litterbugs. The workshop was led by Richard Studer, creative director of a touring opera company. Under his guidance the pupils developed their own characters, story, songs, costumes and sets, with support from school staff. All children performed with great confidence and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The story had a strong environmental theme, brought alive through funny characters such as rock ’n’ roll penguins, mischievous monkey and dump-loving ratroaches.

PUPILS VISIT TOY SHOP - Infant pupils from Knighton Primary School have been working on a toy topic this term and as part of that went to visit Knighton’s toy shop. Prices Toy Shop in Knighton is one of the last traditional toy shops left in the area but has a good selection of modern toys. Shop partner Rachel Price talked to the children about what sort of toys they liked and they all had a good look around the shop. When they left, Mrs Price gave them some balloons. Class teacher Sonia Williams thanked her for letting the children come to the shop and for talking to them while they were there.

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