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ST MAELOG’S CHURCH: Bilingual Holy Communion every Sunday at 10.30; Communion (1984 order) on Wednesdays at 10am. Everyone welcome - and stay for coffee afterwards if you can. Bingo: Every Friday. Doors open 6.30pm, bingo at 8pm. Lent Course on Tuesday afternoons. FELLOWSHIP: Non-Denominational Christian Fellowship Group meet every Tuesday at 7.15pm in Crist-y-Brenin Church. Car Park by Cob. All welcome to come along for a hot drink, Praise / Worship and Study / Discussion. March 23 – David Richards, The Ordnance Survey in North Wales in 1806. March 30 – Mike Blackburn, The River Dee. April 6 – Julie Stone, Penmon limestone quarries. April 13 – Bob Daimond, New findings for Telford’s Holyhead Road. Entrance: £3 (including refreshments. /Find out more at: menaibridges.co.uk; facebook.com/ MenaiHeritage, twitter.com/MenaiHeritage; email: info@menaiheritage.org.uk, tel: 01248 715046 MENAI BRIDGE COMMUNITY HERITAGE TRUST: Menai Bridge Memories Exhibition - Canolfan Thomas Telford Centre, March 16-17, 10am-5pm. Photographs and recordings by local people. Open to the public - bring your friends. Free entrance with refreshments! EXHIBITION: Menai Heritage Exhibition will be opening at Canolfan Thomas Telford Centre every Wednesday and Thursday from 10am-5pm, commencing Wednesday, 23 March. Entrance £3, accompanied children (under 16) free.”

and magazine exchange, free raffle. BABANOD RHOSYR: Are you a parent/ carer of a baby or toddler? If so,visit this friendly group that meets on Mondays and Fridays 1pm-2.30pm in Eglwys Bach Community Hall. If you live locally to Newborough or further afield and want a fun and safe environment for your baby or toddler and would like to make new friends too, why don’t you call in and give it a try! 50p each adult and each child. Ring Karen on 01248 440181 for more information. PRITCHARD JONES INSTITUTE: Oriel Rhosyr, open to all, Tuesday 10am-2pm. Computer Courses, Thursdays, 1-3.30pm. Library, open Monday 10am-noon, Wednesday 2-5pm. Friday 2-4pm. NIWBWRCH LEISURE CLUB: Met on February 10. The speaker was from the Samaritans and gave an insight into the workings of the Samaritans, followed by a question and answer session. The most senior member, Bessie Owens, will be 100 years old later this month and was presented, with “Y Wyntyll”, a local newspaper published the week of her birth. Members sung simultaneous translations of Penblwydd Hapus/Happy Birthday which sounded really good! The next meeting will be March 9 celebrating St David’s day with lunch at Maenan Abbey. have a go. Tickets £2 each, available on the door, or in advance from the Village Hall, the Library, or by phoning Felicity on 07989278295. Bring some food to share, your own drinks and have an enjoyable social evening.