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We ended our year in fine fashion, both the lunch at the Woodford Lodge Restaurant and the party in the Memorial Hall being very
successful. We arrived at the restaurant to a beautifully decorated room with table arrangements to match, overlooking the lake. At that stage the sun was shining, but a couple of hours later when leaving it was a completely different story, low-lying mist across
the water and rain pelting down. After a couple of glasses of Chateauneuf du Pape, I for one didn't take much notice of the weather. Altogether, a great time was had by all.
Two weeks later, we gathered together at our usual meeting place, Wrington Memorial Hall, for our annual Christmas Party. Firstly we were entertained by boys and girls of the local Primary School singing as a choir numerous Carols and songs. They were excellent and sung exceedingly well under the very able teacher. A huge thank you to them all.
Before leaving, the children had drinks and biscuits and pulled crackers with our members. Then came the tea with, as usual, an abundance of delicate sandwiches, mince pies, sausage rolls and a specially home-made Christmas cake. All the ladies who
contributed were applauded, quite deservedly too. After tea, Betty S played carols and songs on her mobile piano. Well done, Betty.
Readers, I feel sure many of you would love to be part of our Club and we are ready to welcome you to our very friendly gatherings. The lower age limit is 50 years, and applies to Ladies or Gents.
The next meetings are on Friday 3 February and Friday 17 February, at 2.30 pm in the Memorial Hall, Wrington. Do please come along, we'd love to see you. Contact me on 863562 or Gina on 862911 for details, including transport if required.
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