Here’s some, you can find the rest of A Midsummer Night’s Dream on GROUPS / Horley Footlights, while your there check out all the past productions …..
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End of Cricket Season Update 2015
View from Spring Field
It’s always sad when the season ends and it takes a few weeks to get used to not being there! During the season there are lots of volunteers who do a tremendous amount of work at the Club and it is much appreciated, however there are still jobs to be done and people are still pottering about at the ground.
Following the end of season and our AGM on Sunday 15th November, both senior teams will play in the same leagues next year, the 1st team will be captained by Dave Eaton with Adam Webb as Vice Captain, the 2nd team will continue to be captained by Mark Tubb with Jamie Abbotts as Vice Captain, Rose Beck will take the lead on Sundays with assistance from others. Julian Wright will continue as Club Captain. All this is good news for the Club, but we would like to record our thanks to Dave Taylor and David Clark – outgoing 1st team Captain and Vice Captain respectively – for their hard work over the past few years. Dave Eaton who has captained the Sunday team for the last year will continue his good work in the 1st team.
The Junior teams had a fantastic year with 5 of the Juniors progressing to play in the Sunday team with 2 also playing in our 2nd team on a Saturday. This was great to see and part of our development plan is to ensure there is progression through the club for Juniors. They ended the season with the annual parents v children match, the weather was hot and a fair match ensued, at the end Mike Patching presented the trophies on behalf of the MHT Trust, the winners were:
U’11 The Whole team
U’13 Thomas Shaw
U’15 Henry Moon
Most dedicated cricketer Jessica Newport
We thank the Michael Hardinge Trust for their continued sponsorship of the Juniors, this year we have added their logo to the junior kit to highlight the hard work they do.
Our Dinner Dance was once again held at Bloxham School, a wonderful venue where the theme was the Great Gatsby, it was attended by 80 members of the Club and to see how much we enjoyed ourselves please look at the pictures on our website www.horleycc.co.uk
All our events and fixtures will be on our cricket website or via our village website in the New Year.
We wish you all a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year and thank you for all your support this season – we look forward to seeing you next season.
Kind regards, Judith
Judith_17@btinternet.com
The Latest On Our Christmas Market ………….
Yes it is on this Saturday, helping you prepare for Christmas and get into the festival spirit. We have Horley’s very own wandering minstrels to accompany us throughout the evening, some fabulous stalls bursting with home made produce and decorations, mulled wine and mince pies , and of course, not forgetting (if you’ve been good that is) go and see Father Christmas and his little Elf helper in his grotto
Latest news…… you may now be able to pick up your copies of A Vanished Past at the market (if any are left) they would make wonderful Christmas present (see details below)
Available Right Here in Horley, for those of you who live in or around you will have the opportunity to pick up your copies either from Mike and Sue Patching at 2 Gullivers Close or at Horley’s Christmas Market this Saturday 28th. £30 for both Volume 1 & 2 cheques made payable to Clare Marchant
Cinema Club – Friday 20th & Saturday 21st
This Friday (20th) night at the movies is Mr. Holmes, followed by the Saturday (21st) Children’s Club is Into the Woods, see poster for details:
Horley Christmas Market – Saturday 28th – 5-7pm
Horley’s fabulous candlelit Christmas Market is being held in St. Etheldreda’s Church on Saturday November 28th between 5 and 7pm. Thanks again to the Ladies Guild (and their little helpers) there are some lovely stalls booked, including home made produce, Christmas decorations, mulled wine and mince pies and of course, Father Christmas and his Chief Elf will be in their grotto loaded down with presents.
Looks like we will have Horley’s very own wandering minstrels to accompany us throughout the evening to help prepare for Christmas and get into the festival spirit.
Are You Missing Out?
There is a lot more on our village website that you may not know about or realise how easy it is to find. To help we have added some tips on how to navigate and search all the content. It’s under the About page, and called :
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There are further ways of searching in the right hand column if you scroll down you will find a number of other ways you search by word, month, recent posts or categories:
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Di & Deb
Remembrance Service in Hanwell & Bells in Horley
Two events this Remembrance Sunday 8th November:
In the morning at 10:55 a Remembrance Church Service will take place in St. Peters Church, Hanwell. Then in the afternoon from 2:00 a full peal will be rung in St. Etheldreda’s Church, Horley
Children’s Halloween Party – Saturday 31st
Before setting off trick or treating this Saturday come along to the Horley Children’s Halloween party for spooky games and scary dancing plus hot-dogs, pizza and donuts. The party will run from 5 till 6.30 pm on Saturday 31st October 2015 at The Old School.
Come if you dare.
Adderbury Ensemble Children’s Concert- Sunday 1st
FRIENDS of MUSIC in ADDERBURY
Dear Friends, I am pleased to give notice of a rather special concert to be given by the Adderbury Ensemble Chamber Orchestra on (this) Sunday November 1st at 4.00 pm in St Mary’s Church, Adderbury.
The principal work will be the ever popular work Peter and the Wolf by Sergei Prokofiev but they will also play other pieces including Carnival of the Animals by Saint-Saens. The orchestra is conducted by Steven Bell, who lives locally, has conducted many of the major British Orchestras and is also principal Horn in the BBC Concert Orchestra. The narration for Peter and the Wolf will be given by Tom Redmond (also principal Horn with the Halle Orchestra) and Testimonials follow:-
“Tom Redmond is a horn player, broadcaster, presenter and animator. He has performed throughout Europe, South East Asia, Japan, Russia, North and South America with orchestras including the Philharmonia, CBSO, LSO and Hong Kong Philharmonic. He has been a member of the Hallé Orchestra since 2003.”
“Tom Redmond has the rare ability to present sophisticated and challenging music to less experienced audiences (especially children) in a way that captivates them on the day and inspires them into the future. Tom’s ability to make historical music relevant to the lives of youngsters is unsurpassed. His animated, charismatic and amusing presentation style is key to this success and combined with his vast experience as a working professional player, thorough understanding of the material and the need to resist diluting the integrity of the audience experience, Tom has in our view established himself as the best in the business.”
So although this has been billed as a Children’s Concert, it would seem that this will be a rather special concert and not one to miss even for Grown-ups! Last day of Half-Term and at a good time of day-and under 18’s are Free. Please make this a must for the whole family as I am sure that you will all enjoy this concert!
Chris Howell, Membership Secretary
The Big Pink – Coffee Morning – Thank You
A big thank you to everyone who came and those who helped with the coffee morning last Saturday. We raised £260 for Breast Cancer Care so along with a matched funding pledge generate another £200. Not bad for a raining Saturday. Ladies Guild
Source: The Big Pink – Coffee Morning – Today Saturday 24th!
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