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Cookley

WI - Reports were given on the annual council meeting at Malvern and the group meeting at Habberley, both on March 27. At the group meeting, Cookley won the competition for a 90th birthday card.

Four members attended the murder mystery evening at Chaddesley Corbett. A visit to the ICC in Birmingham has been arranged for June 10.

The speaker for the evening was Jackie Gregory, who talked about ACWW and the work they do to help women all over the world.

The next meeting will be on May 12, this is a joint meeting with Wolverley and will be held at Wolverley Memorial Hall. All welcome.

7:04pm Sunday 27th April 2008

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