A REMINDER of the working party at the village hall which will meet this Sunday, April 6 from 10am.
The committee is asking anyone who feels he or she has skills that help with maintaining the village hall to come along.
Please bring your own equipment, refreshments will be available during what is always and enjoyable, friendly and relaxed day.
The working day will finish at 4pm. Any queries, please contact Sue Sulking on 01300 345251.
CIRCUIT training - get fit and toned, ready for the summer!
Everyone is welcome to join the circuit training classes (age 10-plus) in the Village Hall on Saturday mornings, 9.30am or 10.45am.
Gary Easter from Dorchester Health Club holds the sessions which cater for all shapes, sizes and abilities.
Please note, however, that there will be NO classes on April 5 and 26 due to prior village hall bookings.
The weekly charge for these sessions is £4.50 for adults and £3 for under 18s.
For more information contact Kate Sowerby on 01300 345541 or Gary Easter on 01305 260508.
Cerne Abbas
A REMINDER that if you are planning to join the beating the bounds initiative on Sunday, April 27 it is time to return the tear-off slip to its initiator Mike Clark.
This is so the organisers have an idea of how many will take part in what is an attempt to revive an age-old tradition.
Copies of the forms are available from Cerne Abbas Stores. The aim is to walk the Cerne Abbas and Nether Cerne Boundaries as closely as possible, a route that totals approximately 14 miles.
A detailed view of the map can be viewed in the bus shelter opposite The Giant Inn.
Participants are welcome to walk part or all of the way and the day will finish with a barbecue at The New Inn.
Tickets for the barbecue will be for sale from April 1, also from Cerne Abbas Stores.
They cost £5 for adults and £2.50 for children less than 10 years of age. Everyone is welcome to this barbecue, walkers or non-walkers.
If you would like more information about this event, contact Mike Clark on 01300 341269/341082.
1:11pm Tuesday 1st April 2008
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