ABERGELE

LIPREADING: Free LIPS - Lipreading. Information. Practical. Strategies Class. Learn to lipread, use communication tactics/ strategies and about equipment that may help you with a hearing loss, in a relaxed atmosphere. Contact North Wales Deaf Association on 01492 530013. Classes at British Red Cross, North Wales Business Park, Weds 10am-noon: Sept 30; Oct 7, 14, 21, Nov 4, 11, 18, 25; Dec 2.

ABERGELE CAMERA CLUB: the rain on the evening of 14 September, the planned evening of ‘Painting With Light’ didn’t go ahead. The Club will attempt to repeat the evening for their meeting on Monday, 26 September provided the evening remains dry. Meet at St. Paul’s Church at 19.30 for a technique demonstration before venturing out for a practical session. Painting with Light involves a long exposure with the camera held firm and steady, usually on a tripod, and the subject matter being illuminated with a torch or other light source. The Club meets at 19.30 in St. Paul’s Chapel, Bridge Street, Abergele. All with an interest in photography, at any level, are welcome. There is an entrance fee of £2 per person at the door. For details see www. abergelecameraclub.co.uk Colwyn Bay Presents ‘Another Look at Reincarnation’. Ted Capstick will give a talk on reincarnation and answer your questions. Admission £4. To be held at Parkway Community Centre, off Rhos Rd. Rhos-on-sea. Free refreshments, Enquiries Secretary Jenny, 01492 585348, email eldersofthetribe@live. co.uk;

NANT Y GLYN METHODIST CHURCH: Minister Rev Judith Holliman. Sunday Morning Worship 11am. Tea/Coffee afterwards. Harvest Festival services Sept 27, at 11am and 6pm. Junior Church 11am-noon. Wednesdays 2pm–4pm Carpet Bowls £1.50. Thursday 10.30am Prayer Fellowship with Tea/Coffee beforehand.

ROTARY CLUB: The guest speaker on September 21, was a member of the Club, Don Saunders. He reminded the members that the day was the United Nations Day of Peace, but that since the inauguration of this important day there had been many wars and many people killed. Many of the principles of the UN have not been kept member states. Eighty percent of the victims of war are civilians and over one million people were killed in the war in Iraq. A trillion dollars are spent on armaments each year, all of which could be diverted to help the victims of war. Rotary Foundation is much involved in finding solutions to this seemingly never ending problem. Stephen Walburn thanked Don for his talk.

CONWY MOBILE LIBRARY: Visits the following location every 4 weeks; the next visit will be TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 29th at: Bryn Cadno (11:20-11:50); Troon Way (11:55-12:15) Colwyn Heights. It’s FREE to join; there is disabled access and books for all the family. For more information ring: 01492 576139. Anderson. Holy Communion. Tuesday, 29th September- 2pm, Friendship Club -8pm; Bro Aled Male Voice Choir at St John’s, Llandudno. Wednesday, 30th September - 10am, Coffee Morning 11.30am-Meditation.

ST PAUL’S CHURCH: THURSDAY 24th September 10am - Coffee morning in the church hall; 10:30am - Holy communion service. SATURDAY 26th September 10am - Come and sing Faure’s Requiem! An open invitation to anyone who wants to have a go at putting on a performance of one of the best known choral works of the 19th century; £10 to take part. 7pm - Faure’s Requiem concert. Admission free - collection for the organ fund. SUNDAY 27th September 9:45am - Traditional sung communion service, featuring music by St Paul’s choir. Music includes “Wondrous Cross” by Philip Wilby. Celebrant & preacher: The Rector, Rev Noel Carter. Tea and coffee served afterwards. MONDAY 28th September 1:45pm - Mothers’ Union prayer group in the church hall.