Balcombe Village Voice
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APPLE PRESSING - the Balcombe Gardeners’ Association invite any villagers to come along to the Recreation Ground on Sunday, September 22 between 10am – 12 noon to press their apples. Don’t forget containers for the juice.
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Hide AdCINEMA - the next film to be screened in the Victory Hall on Friday, September20 will be the romantic comedy FLY ME TO THE MOON (12A). The film is a sharp romantic comedy set against the historic Apollo 11 mission to land on the moon. It stars Scarlett Johansson, Channing Tatum, and Woody Harrelson.
Tickets are £7 and can be obtained by texting 07795410053 noting name / number of tickets required. Tickets can be collected and paid for on the night. Demand is expected to be high – so please book early.
1961 CLUB meet on Wednesday, September 25 for a talk from Age UK. Venue Parish Room, time 2.15 pm.
BALCOMBE BOWLS CLUB - The results were:
Saturday, September 14:
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Hide AdAustralian Rules: Winners Bill Anthony & Nigel Simpson 25 shots; Runners-up: Kevin Ives & Andy Selwood 20 shots.
2 Woods: Winner: Kevin Ives 17 shots; Runner-up: Andy Selwood 11 shots.
Sunday, September 15:
Handicap: Winner: Andy Selwood 21 shots; Runner-up: Ken Nunn 17 shots.
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Hide AdVeterans: Winner: Kevin Ives 19 shots; Runner-up: Barry Bollard 13 shots.
Chairman's Challenge Cup: Winner: Kevin Ives 44 shots; Runner-up: David Dean 22 shots.
Singles: Winner: Graham Ives.
100 up: Winner: Nigel Simpson.
Friendly Match Wednesday, September 11: West Hoathly 70 shots, Balcombe 55 shots.
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Hide AdST. MARY’S CHURCH SERVICES – Sunday, September 22, 8am Holy Communion, 9.30am Parish Eucharist with Rev John Twisleton. The Church are always looking for new choir members and bell-ringers. Please speak to Fr David if you are interested, or one of the church wardens.
Every Monday morning during term time in St Mary’s Church, they will be serving free coffee, tea and pastries between 9.30am and 11am. All are welcome, whether after school drop off, before a dog walk, or if you just fancy a sociable start to your week.
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