EVENTSTHE correspondent for Danby is Claire Woolf of 9 Dale End, Danby YO21 2JF and she can be contacted on (01287) 660809.
VOLUNTEER drivers are needed for the Heather Hopper. Ring Di King on (07971) 268676 or (01287) 660082 if you can help.
PRIOR notice of the Cleveland and Danby Circuit Methodist Church coffee morning at Danby Village Hall on Saturday 2 August 10am until noon. Cake stall and bring and buy stall.
TABLE top and collectors' craft fair with various stalls in the village hall on Sunday 27 July, 10am-4pm, admission free, donations to local charities, all welcome.
HEATHER Hopper trip to Teesside Park Showcase Cinema or shopping on Tuesday 29 July. The bus leaves Danby Village Hall at 12.30pm, Castleton 12.40pm and Westerdale 12.50pm. Details of films being shown will be available 24 July. However it is expected Mamma Mia to be showing. Cost £5 plus cinema.
ON Saturday 26 July Danby Village Hall sees the return of Gatto Marte by popular request. The Italian quartet will play a selection of their music. The concert starts at 7.30pm. Tickets adults £3, children £1. Bring own food and drink and make an evening of it. Enquiries to Les Underwood (01287) 660297. Proceeds for hall funds.
CLEVELAND and Danby Circuit Methodist Church coffee morning is at Danby Village Hall on Saturday 2 August 10am-noon. Cake stall and bring and buy stall, all welcome.
CLUBSESK Valley Youth Group meets in Castleton Chapel on Mondays 6.30-8.30pm for 8-11 year olds and Wednesdays 7-9.30pm for 12-16 year olds, 50p per person per night.
ANYONE wishing to book Danby Village Hall should contact the new booking secretary, Jill Walton on (01287) 660265.
FESTIVAL on the Moor's youth project, Shoots & Roots runs alternate Fridays from 6-8pm at Danby Methodist Chapel. If you are aged between 11 and 20 years and interested in local heritage, music, dance, singing or drama or would just like to help run the Festival, then call Jeanette on (01287) 660200 for details or just come along.
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