Happy Birthday to the
MS Society

50 years of caring. In 1953 Sir Richard Cave had a vision of creating an organisation that would achieve two aims: To raise enough money for research into a cure, and provide effective support groups in the community. And those aims still form the basis of the society’s work today.
 

Christmas party

It was nice to see so many people again this year. The food was fantastic again, and a good time was had by all.
 

Church Service

To celebrate 50 years of the MS Society, A church service will be held by Pastor Malcolm Neal at Buttershaw Congregational church, On Saturday afternoon 12th April. The time will be announced at a later date.

For more information Contact Mr J Fisher 01274 521296
 

Subscriptions

I have been asked to remind you that subscriptions for 2003 are now due. Fee’s are £5.00 per year. If subscriptions are not paid you may not receive team spirit or other Newsletters.

In case of difficulty contact Mrs S Fisher 01274 687786
 

Events

Our social meetings start on March 11th At the East Bowling Unity Club. Your star act for the night will be Ken Silvers, 60’s style guitar & vocal Starting at 7:30pm
 

MS Cake Break

Friday April 11th

We want you to invite your friends, family or colleagues to share a cake (or cakes), In return for a suggested donation of £1 For every slice they eat. The more cakes eaten, the more money raised for the MS Society. For more information on how to get a host pack which including recipes stickers invites etc,

contact Mrs Fisher 01274 687786
 

MS Big Night Out Coming Soon

It’s closer than you think. This year The Big Night Out will be on the 8th of April. Stars on this years event include:

Jet Sommers, Tony Lord, Caroly and a surprise act King Godfrey & co

Hosted by Stuart Lee-Haigh

Remember this will be a full night of Entertainment. If it’s as good as previous years we will have a great night out. Tell all your friends a relatives. Not to be missed. Starts at 7:30.
 

Ideas

If you have any ideas for future news letters please let Stuart Lee-Haigh know.