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Wookey Hole W.I. Report of June Meeting
President Jill welcomed everyone including our speakers
Steve Mewes and Shelley.
We recently had an afternoon tea party at Jills house. The
weather was kind and it was a great success.
Plans were made for a visit to the Lavender Farm in July
which we are looking forward to.
At our recent AGM we lost two committee members and gained
two new ones. Jill welcomed Pat and Lavinia to the team
and thanked Elizabeth and Rose for their hard work.
Competition cups were awarded to Jill and Jan .
Steve who is Campaign Manager for Somerset Wildlife Trust,
spoke to us about Somerset Nature and Climate change.
He grew up locally and first became interested in wildlife
when he became concerned about the plight and treatment of the whales in
our oceans
He stressed that we all have to change to improve our planet.
Some things are being done but not enough. CO 2 levels are increasing at
an alarming rate.
Somerset is a county under threat by climate change as 15%
of the county is at, or only slightly above, sea level. Extreme weather
conditions are expected to worsen
and we need to adapt and plan ahead for changes in the
future .Wildlife is being affected by the changes. I t certaily made us
think .
Lesley H thanked him and Shelley . It is a subject that
particlarly interests Lesley
Competition for a painting / drawing of a bird . 1st
Jill......2nd Sue B .....3rd Sue H.
Flowers....1st Pauline J ...2nd Sue H .......3rd Pat. As usual
the many flowers were beautiful
Tea / cake and a chance to chat followed . New members or
visitors welcome .Ring 675477 if interested.
Jill Deane ....Wookey Hole W.I. Photo of some of our members and
guests at our recent tea party attached.
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Wookey Hole W.I. News
July and August tend to be a relaxing month for our W.I. and this year we have taken advantage of the lovely weather.

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Fire and Tempest at Wells Cathedral
Elijah, Felix Mendelssohn
Wells Cathedral, Saturday 30 March, 7pm
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Wookey Hole W.I.report of July Meeting
President Jill welcomed everyone to one of the hottest meetings that we could remember
despite the welcome breeze from several fans.
Our recent visit to the Somerset Rural Life Museum was a great success and we appreciated the current Suffragette Exhibition which was on display. We have two Summer gatherings planned which enables us to relax and enjoy a good ‘natter’
Our speaker was Annie Sapsead. She is a Natural Health Practitioner specializing in Aromatherapy, Reflexology and Reiki Healing. She has 20 years experience and her interest began when her arthritic mother benefited greatly from the treatment. We were treated to Rose and Geranium Oils which we massaged into our hands. Annie demonstrated the importance of this as we exercised our wrists and fingers.
She explained other treatments that benefit our health and she also treats patients in nursing homes.
Sheila thanked her for her interesting talk.
Competition for a candle holder was 1st Pat B, 2nd Rose D
3rd Jill D.
Flower of the month 1st Jill D, 2nd Sue H ,3RD Maggie P
Silver cups for last years competitions were awarded to Jan S
and Jill D.
The afternoon ended with very welcome refreshments.
Two of our members are unwell and best wishes were sent to them by everyone.
Jill Deane
The attached photograph shows our members with the magnificent shire horse that is made from farm implements. His mane and leg feathers are fine chains.

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Mon Dec 09 @11:00 Painting for Pleasure |
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Sun Dec 15 @15:15 3rd Sunday in Advent - Carol Service |
Wed Dec 18 Luncheon Club |
Sat Dec 21 @16:00 Carols in the Garden |
Sun Dec 22 @11:00 4th Sunday in Advent |
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Wed Dec 25 @10:00 Christmas Communion |
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