Meet on 1st Thursday of every month (can vary) at 8.00. £3.00 entry.  Interesting speakers and walks also arranged on summer evenings.  Activities include outings, such as trips to the theatre. Everyone welcome. 

 

The club was founded in September 1982 at the instigation of a village resident Mrs Joyce Bardouleau and the Rev William Whiffen (Parish Priest); it was intended to be a social group for village residents for whom the other village clubs were either not appropriate or did not appeal; it would be available in the evening for those who worked during the day.

 

It was decided that the club would meet once a month, in the Parish Hall on a Thursday evening at 8.0.pm and that is how it was decided to call the club 'The Eight O'Clock Club'.

 

The club currently meets, usually, on the first Thursday of the month, in the Parish Hall.

There is no membership - people are welcome to attend any meeting, which they may find interesting.

There is a charge of £2 which includes a cup of coffee and biscuit.

 

Our attendees span the generations from 'Teenager to Nonagenarian'.

 

In addition to having interesting speakers: there are one or two theatre outings, summer evening walks followed by refreshment at the Three Horseshoes Public House, a full day outing, in the autumn to a place of interest; and a Christmas meal at an hotel in Beaconsfield.

 

Contact: Monica Sado on 01494 677851