Pauline welcomed everyone to the meeting and members stood for a minute's silence in memory of Betty Thould, one of our long- standing members who recently died.
Pauline gave an account of the annual meeting at Malvern which eight members went to and Ann Meredith gave an account of a Campaign Morning she had attended.
Peter Newton-Lewis gave a talk on British butterflies. He told us about the life of a butterfly and showed some fascinating slides.
We were then entertained by Kempsey Handbell Ringers who were a joy to listen to.
The competition was won by Pat Sharratt.
We meet on the third Wednesday of each month and anyone who would like to join is welcome.
HILDA HUGHES
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