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Stoney Stanton WI

PROGRAMME FOR 2010:
11 August - An evening mystery trip

8 September - Corsage.  A presentation/demonstration with Stephanie Jackson

13 October - Annual Meeting

10 November - Cookery for Christmas with Anne Holden

13 November - STONEY STANTON WI CRAFT FAIR
This popular annual event will run from midday to 3.30pm, at the Stoney Stanton Community Centre.

8 December - Wines for the Festive Season with Sue Lobb, along with the Christmas Party and Social Evening.

EVENT AND ACTIVITY REPORTS

STRAWBERRY AND WINE EVENING 2010
Stoney Stanton WI held their annual Strawberry and Wine evening on 16 June 2010 at Stoney Stanton  Social Club with NAFAS Demonstrator Maree Dicker doing some lovely arrangements (pictured below) which were raffled off at the end. 
Stoney Stanton Strawberry Evg 2010 Flowers 01

Stoney Stanton Strawberry Evg 2010 Flowers

Stoney Stanton Strawberry Evg 2010 Flowers

STONEY STANTON CARNIVAL 2010
It was that time of year again and as ever, Stoney Stanton WI took up the challenge and created a fabulous float for the Carnival.  This year, their theme was a film  - can you guess which one?.... Stoney Stanton Bee Movie 2010

Stoney Stanton Bee Movie Float 2010
 

STONEY STANTON WI DINE IN STYLE!
Some of the Stoney Stanton WI members who attended their Annual Dinner at the Courtyard in Nuneaton.  It was a super evening, lovely food served by delightful lads.
Stoney Stanton Annual Dinner 2010


STONEY STANTON WI MYSTERY TRIP
These are some of the Stoney Stanton WI ladies  (l to r: Carol Dorman, Irene Eales, Lorna Cox, Sandra King, Brenda Allen, Chris Grant, Lesley Cosgrove) and friend Lilian Wollatt,
Members and friends of Stoney Stanton WI
who went on the Mystery Trip arranged by our WI President, to the National Memorial Arboretum at Alrewas.  The photograph was taken at the WI memorial.  The Arboretum is so very interesting and at the same time so very moving.  A service of remembrance is held every day is the Chapel of Peace and Foregiveness which is extremely moving as is the Armed Forces Memorial.  It is very difficult to take in that so many of our armed forces have lost their life since the end of the 2nd World War.  More than a day is needed to do this justice.
Sandra King
Stoney Stanton WI