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In this issue:
elcome
to the first newsletter of 2010. It seems ages ago now
but the Christmas celebration went extremely well with the Memorial Hall
providing the right atmosphere for our evening. Phil Collins played piano for us
while refreshments were taken and Jubilate performing their wonderful
traditional Christmas songs and carols for us. The evening was rounded off by my
Quizgo quiz which everyone seems to enjoy - probably because knowing the answers
does not guarantee you will win!
elebrations
with Champtoceaux
in 2010.
A reminder that the dates for the celebration visit from our friends in
Champtoceaux are Thursday 13th May to Sunday 16th. They
plan to bring over 60 people this year, so it’s all hands to the pump for
hosting - if you haven’t yet told Joyce of your ability and willingness to
host please do so urgently. In return for hosting, you’ll not only get a
reciprocal stay next time we visit Champtoceaux but you’ll qualify for free
inclusion in our programme for the visit. This will include a visit to a local
National Trust property with lunch included, attractive “freebies” we are
having specially produced, and of course you will be our guest at the Saturday
soiree, with dinner and entertainment. I promise that speeches will be kept to a
minimum!
ubscriptions
are now overdue
for 2009-2010, as mentioned in the
Chairman’s musings.
Rates
have been held at £5 per household for the 4th year running. If you
are one of the 8 members who have not received their new pretty pink membership
card please contact Sandra or John urgently. ËËË
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final members’ meeting of the season will
be held on 10th March, when we will be hearing from Anne King all
about “Cliffs, Caves and Contraband”. Make a note in your diary for 7.30 at
the Methodist Church Hall. ËËË
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next big event in our calendar will
be the Companion Dog Show on 1st May. This is a big local attraction
that Audrey and Dave organise for us in the Memorial Hall - or more accurately
if we are blessed with decent weather on the recreation ground behind the
Memorial Hall. We can pretty well guarantee there will be some laughs and a few
“aaah” moments. Judging starts at 2pm - do try to look in. Admission is free
to members. ËËË
nother
date to note is 6th May, when our boules
season starts. Every fine Thursday evening we will be at the boules piste on the
Recreation Ground from 6pm, getting some practice in. New players with any level
of experience will be warmly welcomed. The only unknown is whether we will still
be able to adjourn to the Legion (or any reincarnation of it) after we have
worked up sufficient thirst.
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addition to the planning work going
into the May celebrations with Champtoceaux, your committee is also involved in
planning for a number of other events and activities:
Remember, if you want to be among the
first to hear about developments in these projects or any other breaking news in
the Twinning, you should make sure that I have your email address. I promise not to spam you with all
sorts of irrelevant rubbish! ËËË
our Officers are:
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