There will be a Ho Down of the never to be forgotten variety when Cranleigh village hospital Trust fund-raisers stage a Family Barn Dance in June.
The impressive 78-acre Cranleigh show ground at Parkhouse Farm will be the venue for an event that has been masterminded by Michael Allbrook. He has persuaded the Cranleigh & South Eastern Agricultural Society to let the Trust use the huge Dutch barn off Barhatch Lane for a family barn dance that promises to be a winner.
The well-known Malthouse Band with caller Don Nunneley will entertain 200 guests on June 7th.
In addition to an opportunity to dozey do with the best of them guests will be treated to a hog roast provided by Tony Kilfeather. There will be real ale and wine on sale through Taurus Wines, who regularly support to the Trust, as well as plenty of soft drinks.
The Trust has already contacted everyone living around the site, to ensure they are not upset or disturbed by noise from the event, and so far they have agreed to put up with any inconvenience and wished the Trust well.
Tickets are available at £6 from the Hospital Shop and Awareness Centre at Oliver House in Cranleigh High Street.
If you would like to volunteer to help the fund-raising team, please contact the Trust Administrator Mrs Christina Pearce on 01483 276121.