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Up the Wreake! February 2017 Up the Wreake! February 2017 The Upper Wreake Community Magazine your home and it’s contents are precious to you. St. Mary’s Way Car Park (Next to Argos) Nottingham Street, Melton Mowbray Telephone: (01664) 500729 Complete Picture Framing Service and Gallery Tapestry and Needlework stretched ADVERTS Energy supply costing the Earth ADVERTSadvert Energy supply costing the Earth Energy supply costing the Earth advert advert Up Up the the Wreake Wreake! ! 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Editor: Antonia Doyle, Warren Farm, 27 Main Street, Hoby, Melton Copy for inclusion Editor: Antonia Doyle in , Warren any Farm, particular 27 Main Street, month’s issue should Hoby, Melton reach the editor Mowbray, Editor: Antonia LE14 Doyle 3DT , Warren Tel: Farm, 01664 434097 E-­‐mail: 27 Main [email protected] Street, Hoby, Melton th Mowbray, Editor: Antonia LE14 Doyle 3DT , Warren Tel: Farm, 01664 434097 E-­‐mail: 27 Main [email protected] Street, Hoby, Melton Advertising:Mowbray, Josie LE14 Brown 3DT , 3 Tel: Manor 01664 434097 E-­‐mail: Farm [email protected] Court, Tilton on the Hill, Leics LE7 before 15 of Advertising:Mowbray, the Josie LE14 preceding Brown 3DT , 3 Tel: Manor month. 01664 434097 E-­‐mail: Farm [email protected] Court, Tilton on the Hill, Leics LE7 9LS Advertising: Tel: Josie 0116 Brown 259 7663 E-­‐, mail: 3 [email protected] Manor Farm Court, Tilton on the Hill, Leics LE7 9LS Advertising: Tel: Josie 0116 Brown 259 7663 E-­‐, mail: 3 [email protected] Manor Farm Court, Tilton on the Hill, Leics LE7 Deliveries:9LS Tel: Simon 0116 Blake 259 Tel: 7663 E-­‐mail: 01664 [email protected] 434580 E-­‐mail: Deliveries:9LS Tel: Simon 0116 Blake 259 Tel: 7663 E-­‐mail: 01664 [email protected] 434580 E-­‐mail: [email protected]: Simon Blake Tel: 01664 434580 E-­‐mail: Editor: Antonia [email protected]: Doyle Simon , Warren Blake Tel: 01664 Farm, 434580 E-­‐mail 27 : Main Street, Hoby, Melton Treasurer:[email protected] Malcolm Britton , 34 Hall Orchard Lane, Frisby, Melton Treasurer:[email protected] Malcolm Britton , 34 Hall Orchard Lane, Frisby, Melton Mowbray Treasurer: Malcolm LE14 2NH Britton , 34 Tel: Hall 01664 434490 E-­‐mail: Orchard [email protected] Lane, Frisby, Melton Mowbray, LE14 Mowbray Treasurer: 3DT Malcolm LE14 2NH Britton , Tel: 34 Tel: Hall 01664 434490 E-­‐mail: Orchard 01664 434097 E-­‐mail: [email protected] Lane, [email protected] Frisby, Melton Mowbray LE14 2NH Tel: 01664 434490 E-­‐mail: [email protected] Mowbray LE14 2NH Tel: 01664 434490 E-­‐mail: [email protected] Advertising: Josie Brown, 3 Manor 3 Farm Court, Tilton on the Hill, Leics LE7 3 3 3 9LS Tel: 0116 259 7663 E-­‐mail: [email protected] 1 Deliveries: Simon Blake Tel:01664 434580 E-­‐mail: [email protected] Treasurer: Malcolm Britton, 34 Hall Orchard Lane, Frisby, Melton Mowbray LE14 2NH Tel: 01664 434490 E-­‐mail: [email protected] 3 Dear Readers Welcome to the February edition of Up the Wreake. As many of you know, I have taken over the role as Editor from Malcolm Britton who kindly donated his time to the magazine for an amazing 150 editions. I only hope I can follow in his footsteps to bring you a great magazine as he has the done for last 10 years! As a resident of Hoby for a number of I years, realise how fortunate we are in having so many people willing to contribute their time and effort for the benefit of us . all There are so many events happening, fundraising, local history meetings, coffee mornings, primary school news, police updates... The list goes on! As a subscriber to the magazine, I really do look forward to it landing on my doormat. My diary comes out and the various events go in! When I heard that the magazine might cease that I realised how much of a loss it would be to our community and felt compelled o t do something. Therefore, along with the support of the contributors, advertisers and distributors, I am delighted to say that the magazine will continue during 2017. This is your magazine and maybe you would like to share ‘your’ story with the community. It may be a place you have visited, an event you are organising, your memories of growing up in your village.... Please pass on any good suggestions, stories and photographs that you may have for any future editions of Up the Wreake. Antonia Doyle 4 2 Magazine Subscriptions for 2017 now are due Magazine Subscriptions for 2017 now are due Magazine Magazine The cost Subscriptions Subscriptions remains at for for £8.00 2017 now are for the year 2017 now are due due Magazine The Subscriptions cost remains at for £8.00 2017 now are for the year due The The cost cost remains remains at at £8.00 £8.00 for the year for the year The cost Please Please remains note: note: at £8.00 for the year Please Please note: note: If you If you pay pay by Please by cheque, cheque, note: please please make make it payable to If If you you pay pay by by cheque, cheque, please please make make it payable to it payable to “Upper “Upper “Upper Wreake Wreake Wreake Community Community Community Magazine” Magazine” Your “Upper subscription Wreake will be collected Community by the Magazine” person who delivers your Your subscription Your Your subscription subscription will will will be be be collected collected collected by by by the the the person person person who delivers your who delivers your who delivers your Your magazine, subscription who will will pass be collected it on by to Malcolm the person Britton for banking. who delivers your magazine, magazine, magazine, who will who who will will pass pass pass it it it on on on to to to Malcolm Malcolm Britton for banking. Britton for banking. Britton for banking. magazine, who will Thank pass you it on to Malcolm Britton for banking. Thank Thank Thank you you you Frisby Litter Pick FrisbyFrisby LitterLitter PickPick Frisby LitterSaturday Pick SaturdaythSaturday Sat. 25thth February 2017 Sat.Sat.Saturday 2255th FebruaryFebruary 20172017 PleaseSat. meet 25 outside February Village 2017 Hall at Please Pleaseth meet meet outside outside Village Village Hall Hall at at Sat. 2 Please5 February meet outside9.00am 2017 Village Hall at 9.00am9.00am Please meet(usually outside lasts 9.00amVillage about Hall2 hours) at (usually(usually lasts lasts about about 2 2 hours) hours) (usually9.00am Alllasts welcome! about 2 hours) AllAll welcome! welcome! Please provideAll welcome! your own gloves. (usuallyPlease Pleaselasts provide provideabout your 2your hours) own own gloves. gloves. PleaseMore provide details: your 434490 own gloves. All Morewelcome!More details: details: 434490 434490 More details: 434490 Please provide your own gloves. More details: 434490 The next meeting of the Club will be on TheThe next next meeting meeting of of the the Club Club will will be be on on Tuesday 21 February at 7.30pm in TuesdayTuesday 21 21 February February at at 7.30pm 7.30pm in in Tuesday 21 February at 7.30pm in FrisbyFrisby Village Village Hall. Hall. Frisby Village Hall. The next meetingEmma Scarborough of the Club will givewill abe on EmmaEmma Scarborough Scarborough will will give give a a a talk on “Garden Design” Tuesday a21a talk talk February on on “Garden “Garden at Design” Design” 7.30pm in There is alwaysa talk a warmon “Garden welcome Design” so come along and There There is is always always a a warm warm welcome welcome so so come come along along and and There is alwaysFrisby a warm Village welcome Hall. so come along and enjoy a friendly evening out. enjoyenjoy a a friendly friendly evening evening out. out. Emma Scarborough will give a a talk on “Garden Design” There is always a warm welcome so come along and enjoy a friendly evening5 out. 5 5 35 5 OBITUARIES Mr Colin Dawson Colin grew up in Frisby as the son of Jim and Connie Dawson of Moss Deeping Farm and during that time he developed an enduring love of the countryside and nature.
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