Registered Charity No. 504780

Dates for your diary

MEMBERS MEETINGS

General interest presentations followed by news update.

Tea and biscuits served.

Time for questions and discussion.

Meetings will take place at: Sale United Reformed Church, Montague Road, Sale, M33 3BU

ALL WELCOME

20th Oct '11 - 8.00 p.m.
'A Trip Round Morecambe Bay' Part 1
Margaret Curry

17th Nov '11 - 8.00 p.m.
'A Trip Round Morecambe Bay' Part 2
Margaret Curry

19th Jan '12 - 8.00 p.m.
'Henshaws - Its History and Work'
Faye Wilson

16th Feb '12 - 8.00 p.m.
'Feeding Industrial Manchester - the Sale Moor Enclosure'
Mike Nevell

15th Mar '12 - 7.45 p.m.
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
'Ashton upon Mersey History Trail'
Pat Coulburn

19th Apr '12 - 8.00 p.m.
'King Canute, Cranford and Cousin Jean'
Margaret Curry

17th May '12 - 8.00 p.m.
'J. P. Joule - Man of Energy'
David Ward


Sunday, 13 March 2011

View From The Chair

Does anyone remember the Meccano Magazine? I bet some of our male members used to read it. I did, and I always looked forward to the start of every month, when it arrived through the letterbox.

There was something for everyone in it - cars, trains, aeroplanes, sport, landmarks - they were all there. Why do I reminisce about the M.M. after all these years? Because there is always something for everyone at Sale Civic Society.

Since the last newsletter we have had an amusing talk by the Rev. Michael Burgess - who said all clergymen were stuffy? - and a quiet and equally interesting talk and slideshow on Fairtrade by Basil Wakefield. After Natalie James' visit in February, to tell us about the work of Stockdales, we go historical until next Autumn, with four excellent speakers, including our own Pat Coulburn, who we have heard before.

By the way, wasn't it a terrible December? As a Society, we are very lucky to have had our November meeting before the snow arrived and the January meeting after it had gone. I dread to think what our attendance would have been had we met in December - our members would have been tempted to stay indoors!

Thanks for continuing to support us.

Victor Black
Chairman

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