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BELTON W.I. DIAMOND JUBILEE N April 23Rd the JGI Was Packed to the Rafters with Obelton W.I Community June 2015 16th Great Year! Magazine delivered FREE to homes in Belton, Burgh Castle, Fritton, St. Olaves & Browston and available FREE through outlets in Bradwell & Somerleyton VOL 16 - 03 Delivered MONTHLY FREE BELTON W.I. DIAMOND JUBILEE n April 23rd the JGI was packed to the rafters with OBelton W.I. Members waiting to celebrate their Diamond Jubilee. 60 years ago in April 1955 a group of ladies started the Belton W.I. and we were extremely lucky to have a founder member at this occasion, Mrs Evelyn McLintock, who was our Guest of Honour and received a bouquet of flowers from our Vice President Sue Richmond. The president Mrs Barbara Clark greeted our guests including the Norfolk Federation Chairman Mrs Wendy Adams and Secretary Mrs Cindy Brooks, two W.I. Advisers and friends from Bradwell and Gorleston W.I. Groups. Barbara spoke about how our W.I. has grown over the years “we still do our Jam and sewing etc”., but we also go bowling, play darts and quiz together. At the present time we have 47 members in the Belton W.I. The Norfolk Chairman said a few words as did the Secretary and then we sat down to our buffet. L to R standing, Liz Myhill, Sue Richmond,(secretary), Lin Hillier, Rona Stewart, Barbara Clark (president),. Carol Cousins & Ann Simons (advisors), Norma Hadden, Carole Mahon. Sitting Wendy Adams (Federation Chair ), Cindy Brookes ( Federation Sec ) Evelyn McClintock ......continued on P2 Now offering carpet cleaning TO ADVERTISE IN VILLAGE VOICE RING 01493 780776 Village Voice - June 2015 BELTON W.I continued from P1 During this part of the evening we Skyped two of our members Nora and Terry, who were unable to attend as they were on holiday in Cyprus just to let them know what lovely time they were missing. There was a beautiful celebration cake made and decorated by member Mrs Carole Mahon which was cut and everyone had a piece in celebration of the event. Every person had a decorated souvenir bag with sugared almonds which were made by our craft group and the hall was decorated beautifully. The evening was then handed over to Patsy Rose who entertained everyone and got them up singing and dancing. Grateful thanks go to the W.I. committee for organising the evening, a good time was had by everyone who attended. Heres to 60 more successful years.!!! Paul Cookson (right) with headteacher Kevin Lee Barbara Clark President of Belton W.I. PAUL COOKSON VISITS MOORLANDS Evelyn McClintock receiving her n May 7th million-selling poet Paul Cookson came to Moorlands bouquet from Sue Richmond OPrimary Academy and entertained the school with an hour of his wonderful poems and songs. He then spent the rest of the day leading poetry workshops with children before selling and signing copies of his books at the end of the day. Grace in Year Four said “I thought he was really entertaining. I went home and wrote some poems of my own.” Romy, also in Year Four added, “He was brilliant. I laughed for a whole hour. He then gave me some wonderful ideas for helping to make my poems better.” Mr Biddle said “I was delighted to see how much the children enjoyed working with Paul. It’s great that he has inspired so many children to read and write poetry.” Paul will be returning for a follow-up session with children and the parents on the evening of Wednesday 20th May. Headteacher, Mr Lee said “We are very serious about our children developing a love of reading and writing, not just to help them in school, but also for their future lives. Inspiring Author visits such as this are one way to help this to happen.” NEPAL FUNDRAISING AT MOORLANDS he children of Moorlands have been deeply moved by the tragic TEarthquakes and ongoing situation in Nepal, so much so that they have decided to raise as much money as possible to help the people of the region who have lost everything. Layla-May, Maddison and Isobel in Year 4 have been instrumental in the school raising over £250 for the victims of the Nepal earthquake. After watching the footage on the news, the girls felt as if they had to act. Layla-May said “I felt sorry for them because they have no shelter.” Maddison added “They have hardly any food and it is freezing cold. I wanted to help them.” Isobel said “I want to make the people of Nepal a GARAGE SERVICES little bit happier and make my school proud.” The girls organised a non-uniform day for the staff and pupils, with everyone making a donation to the fund. One child from Year 3 was so Unit 7, Hewitt Road, touched by what she had seen and heard that she independently raised over £40. There are plans to follow-up the event with further fundraising Gapton Hall Industrial Estate, over the next few weeks, including a ‘Name the Sloth’ competition. Great Yarmouth Deputy Head John Siddles said “We place huge value on our school’s six core values. One of these is Compassion and I think the children have NR31 0NN demonstrated that they have a good understanding of this from the actions that they have taken. We are certainly very proud of them.” 01493 717878 COMMUNITY CAR SCHEME pril was a very busy month, with Adrivers fully occupied with trips to medical appointments and shopping trips. 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Contact 780126 or email [email protected]. 2 Village Voice - June 2015 YOUR VILLAGE VOICE PRODUCE & CRAFTS SHOW Sunday June 28th hank you all for your VILLAGE Tcontributions, advertising etc. when you receive this, the June his years Belton & Lothingland Produce and Crafts Show, the 25th, magazine we will be starting Tis rather earlier than usual, on Sunday June 28th, at the John Green VOICE on the the July Edition, which Institute, Belton, and entry is open to all residents of Belton, Browston, will be number 174 on a straight Burgh Castle, Fritton and St. Olaves and members of any clubs based in JUNE 2015 number count, due out around that area, we welcome those of you who have not entered previously June 27th. Please let us have your as well as the younger members of the community. The fee is only 50p news, articles and pictures in by per class (maximum £3.00) and 20p for young people (maximum 50p). This Magazine is a Community noon on June 14th, also it is the Bring your entries to the hall on Sunday morning (9.30 – 11.30), or if Enterprise professionally printed same deadline if you would like you cannot make that time please ring 01493 780776 and we will make by Blackwell Print - but written, to advertise with us, full contact alternative arrangements to get your entries collected from you. details in the editorial box on this There are sections for flowers, plants and vegetables, home baking edited & delivered free - entirely page. by volunteers. After printing costs, and preserves, home made wine, art, craft and photography as any profits from the Magazine Please remember to tell friends well as the children’s and young peoples age groups. Schedules and relations away from our have been delivered to all local homes, however extra copies are are paid out in the form of grants delivery area that we always available at Belton Pet and Hardware, Burgh Castle Post Office, and to community organisations & place a copy of the magazine the JGI or they can be downloaded from the local web site at www. groups in our circulation area. The on the Belton Village Web site beltonandbrowston.com . Magazine Board is elected each year at www.beltonandbrowston. After judging the hall will be open for viewing from 2.30pm with cups at the Belton with Browston Annual com, we know that it is read all and trophies presented by our special guest from 4.00pm. Parish Meeting. over the world please add to our readership if you know any Please remember if you wish us to collect your entries in advance just suitable recipients. call (01493) 780776 or e-mail [email protected] or speak to any HOW TO CONTACT US : committee member. 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