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Angus and Ross Theatre Company presents
Holmes and Watson:
The Farewell Tour
Before slipping into well-earned retirement, Sherlock Holmes has prevailed upon his long-time companion Dr Watson, to join him in a farewell tour of the British Isles.
For the first time ever they will re-enact one of the detective’s most baffling unrecorded cases – The Case of the Prime Minister, the Floozie and the Lummock.
Welburn Village Hall Friday 12 February, 7.30pm
Tickets: £7
Available from: Dominic Goodwin: 01653 648424
or on the door
Well worth seeing Colin Wells
What made Yorkshire famous quiz
Over 60 quiz sheets were returned for the quiz in aid of the Village Hall. 15 had all correct answers. The winners will be drawn from a hat at the Tea and Talk on Feb 3rd.
The answers are on the Village Hall web page.
Film Society in Welburn
If you are interested in being a member of this proposed new Society please email Sylvia at sylvia.haines@hotmail.co.uk or call 01653 619764. The idea is to run regular film shows in the Village Hall.
New Year's Eve Party
The party in the village hall was a great success and about 60 revellers enjoyed dancing to Roger Dunning on accordion and members of the York Ceilidh Club on guitar and violin. The caller was Ros Batchelor. An excellent ‘bring and share’ supper was enjoyed and the profits of the evening which included a raffle were donated to Church funds. Thanks to Sylvia Haynes for organising this event.
Pilates
Pilates continues on Mondays in the Village Hall. Jill Hall plans to offer a beginner’s class as well as the established group. If you are interested in joining a beginner’s class please contact Jill Hall 01653 658210. The intermediate class is fully subscribed.
The Groanbox Boys are on tour...
with Rural Arts and will be visiting Welburn Village Hall on the evening of 8th May. Don’t miss this lively North American trio playing with all the guts of Rock ‘n Roll and soul but with other influences informing their music. ‘Utterly enthralling. This is music that goes deep into the roots of popular music. Mixed in here is West African Griot songs, Deep South blues, Nashville harmonies, East European gypsy dances, even a touch of English Morris Dancing.
It’s not a show – it’s life’ Ben Chu – The Independent
JAN/FEB 2010
Hutton Hill Farm © Peter Church
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World Wide Welburn
We would like to encourage more visits to this site from the local community and we hope you’ll help us spread the word. We’ve designed an A4 publicity poster and A5 handbills that you can download by clicking on the links to the below.
If you haven’t done so already please take a couple of minutes to complete our online survey – the results of which we will publish on this site in the coming months when we have a larger sample of opinion.
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Free range eggs – FREE delivery
Harriet (8) and Edward (6) Lyon, of Greets Farmhouse, Welburn, have started a little pocket money business selling free range eggs. £1.25 per half dozen – free delivery to homes in Welburn.
Call: 01653 619453
In addition to selling eggs, Harriet and Edward Lyon are also selling the by product of their horses.
£1 a bag or 50p if you dig your own.
These budding entrepreneurs will go far!
Welburn and District Oil Syndicate
Why not try to save a penny or two a litre on your heating oil purchases by joining the Welburn and District Oil Syndicate?
The scheme works as follows:
I order oil on behalf of the syndicate 6 times a year, the minimum order quantity is 500 litres. You let me know how much you need by the deadline I set and any days in the two weeks following the deadline when you can’t accept delivery.
I phone around for quotes, choose a supplier and order on your behalf and let you know who will deliver at what price and when. It is then up to you to arrange to pay them in advance of delivery. No obligation to buy on every occasion, or to always buy through the syndicate.
I’m happy to accept orders from Welburn, Terrington, Bulmer and Huttons Ambo but could add other nearby villages if oil suppliers will include them.
The next ordering deadlines are 25th February, 22nd April, 15th July, 7th October and 9th December. Please contact Elaine Gathercole on 01653 619276 for more information.