Category: Village Hall

Stourpaine Playing Fields & Village Hall Association AGM

Annual General Meeting – Thu 27 September 2018 @ 19:30

Open to all Stourpaine residents; those over 18 may vote.

VENUE

Village Hall

AGENDA

  • Presentation of Annual Accounts, 2017-2018 (Treasurer)
  • Election of Committee (All)
    • Election of Officers (Trustees)
  • AOB – discussion only (All)

Nominations for Trustees & Committee members by 24 November 2018 to The Secretary:

Julie Dunk
36 Manor Road, DT11 8TQ
T: 07976 939 585
E: julie.dunk@iccm-uk.com

38th Stourpaine Village Show – Saturday 08 September 2018

Sponsored by the Stourpaine Gardening Club

The Village Show is combined with the Country Fair on Saturday 08 September 2018
– All Welcome!

The Village Show and Judging will start from 10:00 through to 14:00.
At 14:00, the Country Fair will open with viewing of the Village Show Awards for Classes 1 to 50 and 51 to 57 for Children:

  • Classes 1 to 50 – 1st, 2nd & 3rd places.
  • Classes 51 to 57 – each child entering will receive a small gift.

The Gardening Club Members’ King Edward Cup potato weighing is at 15:00.

Trophy Presentations at 16:00 followed by The Raffle.

Local people are encouraged to participate; see all the available entries: 38th Stourpaine Village Show Pamphlet – PDF Reader required.

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Stourpaine Tennis Club – Spring Supper & Quiz Night – 27 April 2018

Teams of up to six can enter.

Spring Supper & Quiz Night – 27 April 2018 
Stourpaine Village Hall

Stourpaine Tennis Club invites you to join us for a
delicious home cooked lasagne supper and a drink,
together with a fun-filled quiz orchestrated by our
local quiz master…Bryn

7.30 p.m. warm up for 8 p.m. play.
 £10 per person
 Bar and raffle

Contact: FELICITY COX 454840
felicitycox77@gmail.com

Dorset Gardens Trust – A Talk by Diana Guy

The Dorset Gardens Trust have hired Stourpaine Village Hall for a talk by Diana Guy, winner of the first BBC Gardener of the Year competition.

She is a specialist in hellebores and a highly sought after garden lecturer already known to DGT. Diana will give an illustrated talk looking at the range of species and cultivars of hellebores and how to use them to the best effect.

An added attraction is that there may be unusual hellebores for sale.

Stourpaine residents who are interested are welcome to come and pay on the door. Cost £8.

Village Hall – Tea Dance

On Sunday 18 February Sue (Bosworth) and Caroline (Jones) are holding a Tea Dance at the Village Hall in aid of Durweston Choral Society. You’ll start with a glass of fizz, then learn two simple moves of Modern Jive, followed by tea.
Modern Jive is easy and a lot of fun – ‘a dance style derived from swing, Lindy Hop, rock and roll, salsa and others, the main innovation being to simplify the footwork…..’ Just two moves can be the antidote to loud music at parties! Peter and Caroline will teach the moves. No partner needed though. And if you really can’t/don’t want to dance, come and enjoy the occasion.
Sunday 18 February
3.00-5.00pm
Cost £7
Tickets from Caroline 01258 458 557 / 07976 426 989 or Sue 01258 454 605

Lindyhop Dance Class – 13th January

Lindyhop Dance Class on 13th January

Strictly Swing in Stourpaine – Sunny Side of Swing, jazz/swing/blues band played in Shroton Village Hall after an introductory Lindyhop class and this was a great success, with dancers (experienced and beginners) attending from as far as Chippenham and Axminster. So Claire & Peter will be offering Lindyhop classes once a month (2 classes and social dancing with a DJ), with the band playing every 3rd month (with one class).

The next dance classes evening will be on Saturday 13th January at 7.30 p.m. [doors open 7.30, class starts at 7.45] at Stourpaine Village Hall, cost £6.
Bring your own drinks (and food, if you wish).  Some soft drinks will be provided.

Lindyhop is a partner dance that originated in the 1920’s and 30’s in Harlem. It continued its popularity well into the 40’s during the Swing era and draws from earlier Charleston and Jazz steps and precedes jive and jitterbug. The Charleston routines on Strictly include several of these and are often choreographed by  one of Claire & Peter’s dance teachers.

The name ‘Lindyhop’ comes from Charles Lindbergh flying solo across the Atlantic to Paris in 1927. It’s great fun and there’s no need to come to classes with a partner.

Tel: 07708 473568 or check www.sunnysideofswing.co.uk

Stourpaine Spring Fair 2017

Come along to Stourpaine House 10:30 to 12:00 on Saturday 27 May 2017 for the Stourpaine Spring Fair.

For those who are driving, parking is in the Playing Field/Village Hall car park.

Contributions Welcome:

  • Plants – Peter Palmer 453470
  • Books – Barrie Waterman 450669 and Ted Atkinson 455778
  • Tombola – Julie & Blue Dunk 07976 939585
  • Raffle – Graham Kene 446466 and Anna Bogue 450746
  • Cakes, Jams & Chutney – Fran Rough 45297 and Catherine Kene 446466
  • Children’s stall – Judy Jakes 07957 607111 or 03301139805
  • Silent Auction – Mike Warren 450649
  • Bric-a-Brac – Jo Jakes 03301139805 and Barbara Thomson 454191

The event is hosted by by kind invitation of Simon and Annabel Elliot.