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           Worthing Deaf Social Club and Worthing Deaf Darby & Joan Club

We will leave 291 Tarring Road at the end of September but we stress that the two clubs will move on to new venues these will be announced in due course, and our Programme very much remains unaltered unless otherwise stated please keep checking this page we will update here as soon as the latest news comes in!!
Latest Updates
We have been eagerly waiting for some good news and on 27th June at our BBQ our Chairperson announced that the Sussex Deaf Association have found the TWO clubs new venues which of course will be subject to our committees approval and to be discussed with our members for their final approval:
1. The Sidney Walter Centre This will be most likely choice for The Worthing Deaf Darby and Joan Club.
2. The Glynn Owen Centre We have used this hall before
3 The Labour Hall Lyndhurst Road Worthing this is situated not far from Worthing Hospital and is the most cost effective of the two for Worthing Deaf Social Club

                            Other News from The Deaf Centre

The Communication club will be open every Tuesday evening at 7pm unless otherwise stated and the admission fee is still only £1!
Worthing Deaf Social Club's next event is on Saturday 11th July which will be our Card Eight Event which is very popular and can get noisy.
Our canteen will be open as usual with a wide selection of great food.
Our next event after the one above is on Saturday 25th July which will be our Summer Bingo Event which is the Tickets are available now so get your tickets soon
Our canteen will be open as usual with a wide selection of great food!

While at our Sister Club Worthing Deaf Darby & Joan Club Our next Event is on Thursday 16th July, when we have our Dominoes event, in which is very popular with our members. Refreshments always available (no Rolls etc, but you can bring your own!).
Our next event after the one above is on Thursday 6th August, when we have our Summer Bingo event, in which is hosted by a very dapper Len Tabrar, in which our members will wonder what waist coat is Len going to wear?
Refreshments always available, no Rolls but you can bring your own!
Why not come along for a fun afternoon and meet your friends.

					Worthing Deaf Social Club Worth A Visit This Website was last updated on 3rd July 2009
				Worthing Deaf Social Club was founded in 1942..when the members met in a house on the corner of Broadwater Road and king Edward Avenue, That house was that of Mr and Mrs Calder, who enjoyed having Deaf friends in their house. In 1947 the first hall was set up as their meeting place, but the first proper official Deaf Club Hall was set up in 1952 with Rev William in Victoria Road, Dr Bernard Pitcher then helped a lot in the church and with helping the deaf club to flourish. We are proud of our Clubs history and of our members past and present of whom without them the Club would not be still here today. The Club now boasts a steady membership and welcomes new members of all ages, why not join now? Please contact the Secretary by clicking on the contact us link. Our webmaster has been writing a book on the history of the Club and he welcomes any help from members who have been with the club since it started, to make the book as accurate as possible. The webmaster has had a discussion with some older members once and he did collect some more interesting information some of which will appear on this website on a new page and in a book hopefully!

				Latest NEWS from Worthing Deaf Social Club Worthing Deaf Social Club and Worthing Deaf Darby & Joan Club We will leave 291 Tarring Road at the end of September but we stress that the two clubs will move on to new venues these will be announced in due course, and our Programme very much remains unaltered unless otherwise stated please keep checking this page we will update here as soon as the latest news comes in!! Latest Updates We have been eagerly waiting for some good news and on 27th June at our BBQ our Chairperson announced that the Sussex Deaf Association have found the TWO clubs new venues which of course will be subject to our committees approval and to be discussed with our members for their final approval: 1. The Sidney Walter Centre This will be most likely choice for The Worthing Deaf Darby and Joan Club. 2. The Glynn Owen Centre We have used this hall before 3 The Labour Hall Lyndhurst Road Worthing this is situated not far from Worthing Hospital and is the most cost effective of the two for Worthing Deaf Social Club Other News from The Deaf Centre The Communication club will be open every Tuesday evening at 7pm unless otherwise stated and the admission fee is still only £1! Worthing Deaf Social Club's next event is on Saturday 11th July which will be our Card Eight Event which is very popular and can get noisy. Our canteen will be open as usual with a wide selection of great food. Our next event after the one above is on Saturday 25th July which will be our Summer Bingo Event which is the Tickets are available now so get your tickets soon Our canteen will be open as usual with a wide selection of great food! While at our Sister Club Worthing Deaf Darby & Joan Club Our next Event is on Thursday 16th July, when we have our Dominoes event, in which is very popular with our members. Refreshments always available (no Rolls etc, but you can bring your own!). Our next event after the one above is on Thursday 6th August, when we have our Summer Bingo event, in which is hosted by a very dapper Len Tabrar, in which our members will wonder what waist coat is Len going to wear? Refreshments always available, no Rolls but you can bring your own! Why not come along for a fun afternoon and meet your friends. We have, as we always do keep these web pages updated regularly. If you are viewing this page in Internet Explorer 8 please click the Compatibility View button so you can view the pages correctly. If you find an error on any page or it is not loading or is incorrect please email our webmaster thank you.