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Ladies Group

BISHOP MONKTON TODAY Ladies Group

The long standing and well established Ladies Group informally meet on the last Wednesday of every month, usually in each other's homes, to enjoy talks, card or board games and seasonal parties.

Recent events have included a walk in Studley Roger, with picnic, a talk on the Life and Times of a Victorian Artist, a flower arranging demonstration, a summer party in the garden at the home of one of the members and frequent local wildlife talks by the village's resident wildlife expert.

Contact Details: Sheila Parsons. email:  [email protected]

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Getting Crafty

For its November meeting the Ladies Group met at the home of Elisabeth Wilkinson, who had worked hard beforehand to prepare a variety of crafts for members to try. Making the items, some, it has been reported, more successful than others, caused much chatter, and lots of enjoyment and laughter, but all appreciated the expert help of their hostess. 

The evening finished with Christmas cake accompanied by prosecco. 

Thanks to Liz for a lovely evening and some of the results can be seen in the pictures below.