BOWLING will take place at the Hollywood Bowl, Great North Road Leisure Park Chaplin Square (off Finchley High Road) Finchley, London N12 0GL. Meet there on 12th May at 2pm, email carolyngyseman@btinternet.com or call 8361 2261. Cost around £2.25 per person per game. It will also take place on the second Tuesday of June and July, 9th and 14th respectively.
OUR MEETING at Trinity Church Hall was lively and well attended with extremely interesting talks by all who were there. Full details are in the Bulletin which should be with you in the next few days.

Age Concern Barnet have a new website - you can link to it by clicking on the address for them in the the box "Links you may find useful"
SAY GO!, which takes fitness and exercise into the community, to encourage increased participation from older people. Funded by Age Concern Barnet, the Sports Council, London Borough of Barnet and developed in partnership with organisations and community groups. Lots of activities available around the borough; contact Age Concern Barnet, Tel: 020 8346 3511. Email: ageconcernbarnet@btconnect.com Website: www.ageconcernbarnet.org/calendar
Age Concern Barnet have launched the 'Active Ageing photographic competition for all Barnet residents over the age of 55. Prizes are £100 gift card to spend on photographic equipment and tickets to East Finchley's Phoenix Cinema. Winners' photos and runner up entries will feature in Age Concern Barnet's 2010 calendar, going on sale 1 November. The competition aims to promote the value of older people depicting them as fit, healthy and active members of society. Entrants my interpret this brief widely but all photographs must have been taken after 1st August 2008. To read rules and download entry form log on to http://www.ageconcernbarnet.org/calendar/ You can also call Age Concern Barnet on 020 8346 3511 or email lisa-finchely.acb@btconnect.com
THE JAZZ AFTERNOON on Saturday 17th January at the Ann Owen Centre was thoroughly enjoyed by all who came along. The venue was just the right size and glasses of wine, beer and snacks accompanied the dancing to the superb music which gave everybody an appetite to enjoy all the food that followed with a cup of tea or coffee.