'Keys Club'

Men's Group

Meets:

2nd Monday of the month between September and March

When:

at 7.45pm

Where:

in the Staff Room at Salesbury School

Contact:

Secretary:

Philip Bradshaw 01254 249 764

Fixtures:

September 6th

Stonyhurst College

A tour of the college in the company of the Deputy Headmaster of St. Mary's Hall

October 11th

'Travels to Chile and Easter Island'

Roy Ward

A multimedia presentation

November 8th

'Skeletons in the Cupboard'

Bill Taylor

A glimpse into the world of family history

December 12th

Keys Club members serve Coffee and Biscuits in Church

December 13th

'Mountain Rescue'

The Rossendale Team

A presentation about the work of the team

January 10th

'Antarctica'

Keith Sowerbutts

Keith gets a frosty reception from the penguins!!

February 14th

'Ancient Sites in Cyprus'

Colin Hey

Colin's inimitable take on former civilisations in the Easterm Mediterranean

March 14th

Annual Dinner

Ribchester Arms

Guest speaker: Canon Rodney Nicholson

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NEWS - August 2010

A whole new programme for the Keys Club which promises some very entertaining and thought provoking evenings.

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NEWS - March 2010

Our Annual Dinner was held, as by tradition, at the Ribchester Arms. After an enjoyable meal we were addressed by our curate, Andrew Malcolm who took as his theme “From Crook to Cross”. As would be expected from his sermons in church, Andrew was in equal measure amusing, warm, sincere and thought provoking. He took us along with him as he revisited key milestones and turning-points along the journey that has brought him to Salesbury. We heard tales of incidents such as racing along the A59 towards Preston, bar room brawls in Burnley, riots in Toxteth and the miners’ strike in Nottinghamshire. However, clearly what has made most impression on Andrew has been the characters with whom he has mixed along the way – strong and colourful personalities on both sides of the law. Thankfully he came under the influence of Father Peter and the rest as they say, is history.

This was truly a fixture worthy of the Premier League and left supporters wending their way home uplifted!

Philip Bradshaw,

Secretary