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27 Sept 2007
Maggie Dyson
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Quiz Night The next quiz night will be held at the Star Inn on Saturday 29 September at 8pm. Garden Refuse Bins Don’t forget to put out your garden refuse bins tonight. Women’s Institute. A burgeoning Hullavington Women’s Institute was treated to a quick course in gift-wrapping, when Alison Reed provided instruction in making gift bags and boxes. The afternoon was beautifully organized and all 26 women left clutching their individual creations. The group was complimented on the refreshments provided for the Village Show, and volunteers were invited to make soup for the Hullavington Christmas Market on 3 November. A Scrabble squad was formed for the coming season, and a theatre trip for ten members to see the Vagina Monologues was organized for October 1. The competition, for a decorative tin, was won by Lis Cheshire, with Sue Fenner as the runner-up. The next meeting will be on October 17 with the speaker, Detective Inspector Davey, talking about Card Fraud. Exceptionally, this talk, at 2pm in the Village Hall, is open to the entire village, men included. Children’s Music Workshop A lively music workshop is planned for children on Friday 5 October at the Star Inn Hullavington. For further details or to make a booking, ring (01666) 837535. Ladies’Pamper Night Friday 5 October will give you a great chance to relax at a Ladies Pamper Night at Hullavington Village Hall from 7:30 to 9:30. A dozen different therapies will be on offer for you to try a taster treatment. If you have ever wanted to try reiki or reflexology, make-up or massage, crystal healing or colour-me beautiful then support the local Home School Association and give it a whirl. There will be a sponsored leg-wax and a raffle. Tickets are £7.50 for the evening. Di Thompson (01666) 837782 can give you more details. Short Mat Bowls The Hullavington Singles Competition for Short Mat Bowls held their finals on 17 September. The four finalists did a round robin, and Rosemary Mace emerged as the winner, followed by Geoffrey Maddock, Alan Stalker and a new member, Grace Smith. Carol Bye, (01666)837785, is the contact if you would like to join in on a Monday evening. From Bloomsbury to the Booker A new WEA course entitled From Bloomsbury to the Booker will start in Hullavington Village Hall on Thursday 4 October from 10 to 11:45am.. The course, which lasts eight weeks, traces the twin developments of fiction and poetry from the 1920s to the present day by focusing on four significant novels and four representative poets. To book, or find out more, contact David or Muriel Bridge on (01666) 502729. |
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