This year’s Feast meeting was a great success. The Murley Hall was about as full as it’s ever been as members enjoyed a curry supper with the usual splendid array of desserts to follow.
After our meal, we were entertained by stories from Shanty Baba.
To top it all off, we collected boxes and bags full of items to take to the Penzance food bank. Well done, everyone!
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Tonight’s Feast meeting was a real treat.
The Murley Hall was transformed with lovely crisp white tablecloths and beautiful vases of flowers. It’s never looked so good!
Hilda and Janet
The company was great and we welcomed guests from several nearby Institutes as well as Advisor Liz Anderson.
Wendy and Wendy
We all enjoyed delicious beef stew (or vegetarian lasagne) and, of course, our usual fabulous array of sumptuous desserts.
Hazel and Jane
After the meal, we were entertained by magician Philip Southwood who had us all in stitches!
Kathy and magician Philip Southwood
A big thank you to all who helped make this a wonderful evening.
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Last night was our annual Feast meeting and what a great time it was.
Julia and Janet raise their (empty?) glasses!
For those of you who were under the weather and missed it, we hope you’re feeling better.
We welcomed two new members as well as Advisor Liz Anderson, guests from Gulval W.I. and a few visiting friends.
Margaret, Liz Anderson and Colleen enjoy their evening.
A table of lovely smiling ladies.
Hilda Bolitho, Hilda Burnett, Rona, Di and Niamh enjoy their meals.
After a delicious meal of chicken or homity pie and peas, we were all tempted by a mouth-watering array of desserts.
The clean-up crew in the kitchen was working non-stop during the evening, and they deserve a big thank you!
Once we’d had our fill of trifle, cheesecake and treacle tart, we were treated to some Cornish stories and poems by the delightful Liz Harman. Liz read from her book Now ‘Ark to Me and regaled us with her hilarious version of a W.I. committee meeting, as well as tales of Aunt Sarah Jane trying to buy a blue bag in Penzance.
Liz Harman kept us all laughing with her Cornish tales and poems.
All in all, it was a fantastic evening. We can’t wait for next year’s Feast!
