THE Bolton NHS Retirement Fellowship will meet again on Wednesday at 7pm in the Belmont Day Centre at the Royal Bolton Hospital. Yvonne Gill-Martin of the Bolton Libraries Service will be addressing the group on Desert Island Books. All retired NHS staff are invited to attend the meetings, and further information is available on Bolton 412217 or 01942 811081. Sing and be merry TONIGHT it's Karaoke Night again at Breightmet United Football Club, Moss Park, off Bury Road, with Geoff Vernon. Members free, non-members 50p.
Next Saturday, March 31, at 8pm, come along to the club for Race Night. Entry 50p. Come and be a winner. If you need further information, ring the club on 01204 533930. Step into line ST MATTHEW'S School PTA, Little Lever, have organised a Line Dancing Evening at Little Lever Cricket Club, Victory Road, next Friday, March 30, at 7.30pm. Tickets at £3.50 adults, £2 children and OAPs, (including supper) can be obtained from the school, or just turn up on the night. If you require further information ring Bolton 578336. Easter egg bingo ON Friday, March 30, The Friends of Bowness fund-raising group are holding an Easter Egg Bingo at Bowness CP School, Church Street, Little Lever. There will be refreshments available and lots of prizes relating to Easter, including eggs forfeited by pupils to wear non-uniform for one day. Night to remember WEDNESDAY night is Jeriatric Jazz night. They are back again at the Jolly Carter, Church Street, Little Lever, at 8.30pm. If you like great sounds, great atmosphere, great fun and free admission, why not join Vinnie Parker (keyboard), Carl Barnett (bass), Fred Shawcross (drums), Colin Worth (vocals), Chris Carty (flugelhorn/trumpet) and Brian Crowther (alto) for a night to remember. Table top sale THERE is a coffee morning and table top sale at Trinity Methodist Church, Tonge Fold, Bolton, on Saturday, March 31, from 10am to noon. Refreshments available and tables bookable at £6 from 01204 386509. I can now be e-mailed at the following address: mmottram@lancashire.newsquest.co.uk
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