The Afternoon Club does ‘Spring Lunch’ – Kelsale-cum-Carlton Parish Council

A field of lupins to the rear of a house in Kelsale
South Devon cow looking to camera
Lupins at The Forge
South Devon cows in the Parish 2
Village Hall photo 3
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Tuesday 24th March 2020     11:00 - 15:00
The Committee Room, Kelsale Village Hall, Bridge Street, Kelsale IP17 2PB

Venue will be either Browston Hall or The Old Mill House, Saxstead

More details nearer the time through the Afternoon Club meetings or by contacting John or Pat

Pick Up – 11:00am

Return – 3:00pm

Coach Fare is £10 per person and please an item for the Coach Draw

If you are interested in joining the Afternoon Club Members Subscription is £10 (AGM to AGM), payment can be made in two equal installments if preferred (March & September).

Contact John or Pat Harvey on 01728 604397 for more information

Members are asked to attend at least half (8) of the meetings in a year to qualify for the following years Free Spring Meal in March.

Afternoon Club – a potted history

The Club was started in 1981 by two local ‘lasses’, one from Kelsale the other from Carlton. One is still a very active member and a spring chicken in her nineties, whilst the other alas died in 2015 at a modest 99 years young.

Meetings are in the Committee Room at the Village Hall in  Kelsale on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month from 2:00pm until 3:45pm.

Membership is wider than Kelsale cum Carlton with others coming from Saxmundham and surrounding villages, several using the Community bus to attend.

Afternoon meetings include group participation games with prizes to be won, competitions to complete at home plus of course; lashings of tea, coffee, biscuits and cake if there is a member’s birthday to use as a convenient excuse! There is also a draw and a round of bingo to close.

Several trips out are organised throughout the year (largely less than a hours travel from Kelsale cum Carlton) and include; coastal visits, shopping therapy, local attractions and of course a meal or two popped in to ease the way through the year.

Every year concludes with a hoot of a Christmas Party.

 

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