Club After Eight 1988: Club after Eight, Now in its 23rd
year as a social club for divorced,
single, separated, and widowed
people over the age of 40yrs.
The club was formed to give people
of a similar age and circumstances
a place to meet with a view to mak-
ing new friends and to broaden
their social life.
We feel we have done this success-
fully over the past 22yrs and hope
continue into the future.
The club has various meeting
places ranging from Titchfield to
Emsworth, and new areas are al-
ways up for consideration.
We are a non-profit making club run completely by volunteers making annual subscriptions very reasonable at £28 per annum.
This is to cover the clubs advertising
and printing of our monthly magaz-
ine which is posted out to each mem-ber, listing forth coming events for
the following month.
We look forward to seeing you at one
of our meets in the near future and
don't forget
'A STRANGER IS ONLY A FRIEND
TO WHOM YOU HAVE NOT YET
BEEN INTRODUCED'
For more information about Club After Eight 1988, please contact 01329 312698, or see event details on the left.
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