April 2008 Update

 

March will go down in our history as the month of the Auction!  Calm nerves and steady planning (started in Autumn last year) resulted in our biggest fund Raising result to date – around £5,400. Once again, it was a fine example of Team work, with a clear lead given by Mike Bowers, we all had a vision of what was possible, and we DID  IT!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Joy Bowers lead on the catering front, and supported by the “usual suspects” we had an evening to remember followed by a meal to remember! On the day, the preparation began in the spick and span St Mary’s Room kitchen (The Village Hall kitchen is being re-built) and then the food was taken down after the Village Hall was made ready, and didn’t it look good! It was almost a pity to let the people in to spoil it! Then of course the evening “took off” and the rest is history. Many thanks to all who helped, all who made bids, and those who gave the promises. Star of the night was Richard Ullyett who brought his hammer down on a huge sum to add to the Appeal.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boston Spa School Recital Evening.

 

17th April 2008

7.00pm at St. Mary’s Church

 

Now we’re preparing for the next event, an evening of recitals by four A-Level Students from Boston Spa School.

 

Tom Wingfield              Trumpet and Vocal

Andy Barber                 Trombone and Vocal

Tony Evans                  Trumpet

Luke Matwiejczyk       Guitar – Acoustic and Electric

 

Admission prices on the door:

Full £5.00   Students £2.00   Other Concessions   £3.00

(Prices are kept as low as possible to encourage maximum attendance – especially by young people)

 

Mr Will Taylor, from Boston Spa School invites you to come and witness four of Boston Spa's finest young musicians perform the best concert of their lives in their final assessment for A-Level music. Tom, Andy, Tony and Luke will each perform a twenty minute programme of music including Brass, Piano, Guitar and Vocal, from Classical to Contemporary, accompanied by pianist Ann Dyer. Mr Taylor added that their performances will represent the culmination of years of hard work and dedication as soloists and ensemble players. The students are anxious to provide an evening of top quality musical entertainment both for their exam and for you, their audience!

 

Next Month we’ll tell you about the Strawberry Sparkle Tea on June 28th at Wendy and Ivor Drake’s home in Lairum Rise Clifford, and the Bible Marathon planned for overnight, 2/3 August – devised and lead by Victoria Etherington and our Young People!

 

Liz and John