Ross in Bloom held a very successful '60s dance at Ross Bowling Club on Friday evening to raise funds towards this year's champagne. At £10 per ticket, the event attracted around eighty dancers, including many members of a local dancing club.

I went along for a short while to take some photos and the dancing, to the trio Just Rockin', consisting of Andy Maxted on Bass, Rick Maxted on Drums and Chris (Bigshoe) Waring on Guitar was very professional. A raffle was held, drawn mid evening by Mary Powell and the bread and cheese supper was very tasty.

Well done Ross in Bloom! With the success of this event it would seem that this is a great way forward for future fund-raising.

It was music night at the Plough Inn, Overross Street on Saturday night and the entertainment was provided by 'Double Barrel', who performed a wide range of rock covers.

Tina and I stayed for about half an hour at the event - the first of many photographic engagements on the same evening and the atmosphere was great. I was offered half a dozen drinks on just walking through the door but stuck to just the one at that time. I would love to have stayed but it's just like waiting for a number 9 bus . . . no news all week then half a dozen things happen at the same time.

Pictured below are 'Double Barrel' and some photo requests from the venue.

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