March Baking Beauties
In March members baked ‘All things Irish. See the subgroup page for more information and pictures
In March members baked ‘All things Irish. See the subgroup page for more information and pictures
CFWI launched their ‘Jigsaw Race’ competition this March. Each team of 4 was given a 500 piece jigsaw with a time limit of 90 mins to complete it. The winner was the first to complete their puzzle, or the team with least pieces left at the end of the 90 minutes. Our team of Ann, Annette, Jean and Susan were the overall winners, completing their jigsaw with 19 minutes to spare and the only team to finish within the 90 minutes. They were each presented with a lovely campanula pot plant. A very enjoyable and sociable occasion, more similar events…
Our March Art meeting was led by Chris S, with a theme of ‘Camellias’. See the subgroup page for more pictures and information
This month Pat G shared her skills in the art of ‘Decoupage’ . This proved very popular, with 14 members attending. See the subgroup page for more pictures and information
These two groups combined this month for a walk around Walton Gardens – for more pictures and information see the subgroup page.
Nearly 70 WI members had a very entertaining evening with Jamie Sutherland, a professional comedian from Liverpool. He kept us all laughing all evening with his lively stream of jokes, refreshingly without the need for any bad language. He quickly tuned in to his audience, engaged with the front row by name, and picked out a couple of Whitley members (Sue and Ann) for special attention! The time flew by, and we had very good feedback . After refreshments we were entertained by a small group from Antrobus WI with a rhyme about being a WI member
At our March meeting Susan L led the discussion on The Marlow Murder Club by Richard Thorogood (Writer of ‘Death in Paradise’) Members found it light and entertaining, but without much depth. They gave it an average score of 7 – for further information look on the subgroups page.
Our members were greeted at the door with a warm Welsh welcome from Annette, suitably attired in her Welsh costume and were given A Welsh Quiz to complete during the evening. Music from Welsh Male Voice Choirs and a Welsh harp set the scene and our members contributed to a beautiful display of daffodils – only just out in our gardens this year. Our Art group meeting in February had a Welsh theme, and some of their work was also displayed. After our usual business members were told about our planned May outing to Chester by coach, with a 2…
Our February topic was Gingerbread People, trying out the recipe ready for the Cheshire show. For more information about our meeting have a look on the subgroup page.