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17 July 2008
Maggie Dyson
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Cream Tea at Holly
House Cream teas at Holly House on Tuesday raised £180 in profits towards the Harfest Arts Festival planned for September. In a break in the rain, about 70 adults, babies, toddlers and schoolchildren were able to enjoy the garden, the company and a cream tea. Watch out for further details about Harfest in this column. Sing For Water Chris Samuel’s choirs collected nearly £600 on the door at their Sing for Water Concert on Tuesday. It is hoped that with the profits from two concerts and sponsor money, a target of £10,000 will be reached. Congratulations to all who took part. New Fitness Classes
New fitness classes start tomorrow, Friday, at Hullavington Village
Hall. On Friday mornings, there will now be body tone and circuits from
10 to 11am followed by Tai Chi Fit from 11.30 to 12.30. Tuesday evening
classes continue with Low Impact fitness from 6.30 to 7.30 pm and Mixed
Ability Pilates from 7.45 to 8.45. To find out more, contact
andymcglashan@ Dog Show Is your dog ready for the new Dog Show taking place in conjunction with Hullavington Village Show on Saturday September 6? There will be eight novelty classes and three obedience classes, with three special awards for Hullavington residents. Dogs do not need to be registered with the kennel club. To find out more, ring 07808 949599.
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