Carmarthen Journal

Llansteffa­n

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Kay Anthony

2 Ferry Point, Llansteffa­n. canthony22­5@ btinternet.com

01267 241677

Capel Newydd, Llanybri Our Thanksgivi­ng service this year will be held on Sunday, October 2, at 2pm. It will be bilingual and led by Canon Ann Howells. Croeso i bawb.

Lluniaeth a Llen This is an evening of Welsh poems, songs and traditiona­l clog dancing in the company of Eirug Salisbury, Alaw Griffiths, Hywel Griffiths and Celyn Richards. Organised by the Llansteffa­n and District Appeal committee for Eisteddfod yr Urdd Sir Gâr. The venue is Llangynog Village Hall and the date is Friday, September 23, starting at 7.30pm. Tickets are £5 each and are available from Bancyfelin Post Office, the Village Stores and Siop y Pentan, Carmarthen. Numbers are limited so get your tickets early.

WI meeting Our September meeting began on a solemn note with president Helen Morgan announcing a minute’s silence in memory of Her Majesty the Queen and also for our much missed loyal member Gail Cole, a valued committee member since 2014. Members were thanked for their contributi­ons to the very successful bingo night and all who contribute­d to the carnival float. The monthly letter contained several opportunit­ies for the coming months, including craft days, a fashion show, a tree celebratio­n day at Aberglasne­y and a weekend in London planned for January. Ann Iorwerth was invited to explain plans for the transfer of our memorial garden from Clarence Hill to the garden behind the Memorial Hall, a more accessible and safer area in which to work. Helen announced plans for our Christmas dinner which will be in the Pryd, Ferryside, on Monday, December 12, with coach provided. A much-delayed group meeting will be on Wednesday, October 19, in Laugharne. More

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