The following are
some of the stories covered in October 2008
On
A Mission - Members of
the Hethersett Environmental Action Team (HEAT) have combined
with local Girl Guides to plant over 100 daffodil bulbs in
Haconsfield in memory of loved ones. For the full story see the
on-line version of the Wymondham and Attleborough Mercury
newspaper by clicking
here.
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Players
Please - Hethersett
Players’ are proving so popular that their next
production is a sell out and the one after that is being
increased to three performances from the usual two.
For more on this click here.
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| Youth Club Boost -
The renovation appeal and
re-launch of Hethersett Jubilee Youth Club moved a step
closer with a presentation of a cheque by Waitrose of
Wymondham. To read the story click
here |
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| Old Buddies
Jam Buddy -
St Remigius Church,
Hethersett, resounded to the strains of late fifties
rock as a group of friends got together to revive the
music of Buddy Holly. Old Buddies Jamming is the loose
name for a group of musicians who get together on an
occasional basis in different formats to jam and play
music. On this occasion “five old friends” provided
the backdrop with one of them travelling to Hethersett
from Spain for the evening. The group consisted of John
Head on guitar and vocals, Bill Peterkin (guitar and
vocals), Robert Kett (rhythm guitar), Ross Anderson
(bass guitar and vocals) and Simon McDougall (drums).
The evening of nostalgia was well supported by a very
appreciative audience who donated over £500 in aid of
church funds. Church members provided a buffet. |
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| Brian's Return -
Hethersett Methodist
Church began a year of celebrations to mark the 25th
anniversary of Operation New Look which transformed the
antiquated building into a modern one with a special
service that saw the return of the Rev Brian Dann. For a
report and more photographs of the special day visit the
church's official web site by clicking
here. |
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Christmas
Child Annual Appeal - Operation
Christmas Child has once again been launched with Hethersett's
Shirley Adams collecting shoeboxes to send to children in
Serbia. To read about this click here.
Painting
For Pleasure Exhibition - The
second annual Painting for Pleasure Art exhibition will be held
in Hethersett Village Hall on Sunday 2nd November from 10.30 a.m
to 4 p.m. In addition to the art there will be live music from
Trio Pizzicatos, refreshments and craft stalls.
News
in Brief - The area where
you can find items in brief from October. Includes latest news
from Hethersett Library, details of a special bereavement
service and other news. Just click here.
Soccer
Players Stay Top -
Hethersett Athletic Football Club's new Saturday side maintained
their 100% record in Division Four of the Crown Fire South and
Central Norfolk League when they hammered previously unbeaten
Hindolveston 9-2 with striker Danny Gray scoring his fourth
hat-trick of the season. To read about this and all the other
club news visit their web site by clicking
here.
| Top Singer's
Home Coming - Top international soprano
Elizabeth Watts returned to Hethersett where she was
brought up for a special concert at Hethersett Methodist
Church in aid of church funds. For pictures and details of Liz's
performance visit the Methodist church's official web
site by clicking
here. |

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| Pedal
Power Presentation - Over
£1,400 was raised from the 10th annual King's Head
charity cycle ride in aid of the
Rodney White
Oesophageal Patients’ Association. To read the story
of the event and also view a photograph of the cheque
presentation click here |
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| Poppy
People Needed - The
Royal British Legion is looking for volunteers to help with its
annual Poppy Appeal. Last year poppies weren't on sale in the
village. To read the full story click here
Desperately
Seeking Angela - Former
Norfolk resident Patsy Nicholls has contacted us in an attempt
to find her friend Angela Kift who has Hethersett connections.
To read about this go to our new "Looking For" section
by clicking here.
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Cricketers
Celebrate
- Hethersett and Tas Valley Cricket Club celebrated
winning the top division of the Norfolk League and
promotion to the third division of the Norfolk Alliance at
the annual Norfolk League dinner and presentation evening.
To
read about this click here. |
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