Bury LETS Newsletter, May 2008
Greetings and salutations Members!
This is a mini newsletter to keep you up to date. Unless you've been living in a cave (and if you have watch out for sleepy bears just waking up) you will be aware of Zero waste week and Karen Cannard's rubbish diet. Karen has been on the radio, internet, TV and in the papers and we wish her well spreading the word about the massive issue of reducing waste. For more info go to her informative website:
The next meeting is a social get together at the Invisible Navies of Utopia at Great Barton village hall on Saturday 10th May tickets £8 profits to Christian Aid – come and see Joe and Ann create beautiful tunes that make you want to wiggle on the dance floor.
Louise.
AGM
This year's AGM is at Morton hall community center 11th June 2008 starting at 7.15pm it is also a book swap so bring and take literature and anything by Jeffrey Archer. Trading is a must, bring your stuff. We have lots to discuss and there are posts available. After three rewarding and interesting years I am standing down from the committee so we need someone new to produce and distribute the newsletter and bulletins.
New member
A big welcome back to Sue Burroughs who has rejoined. She trades eggs and honey and is looking for help setting up her computer.
For sale
20 inch TV with remote (not widescreen, full-tube) – works perfectly. 20 abbots and 24 pack of diet coke, buyer picks up. Contact directory@burylets.org.uk.
EFT
One of our members, Louise Peyton, has a new website! (http://www.eftsolutions4all.co.uk) Please see attached, her first newsletter.
What's on
The Bury Festival starts on Saturday 3rd. For a full list of events please go to: http://www2.burystedmundstoday.co.uk/festival/index.asp
On Sunday 4th and Monday 5th of May, Wetherden Village Hall is pleased to present Paintfest from 9am until 4pm, admission one pound. Come and paint your choice of 40 models available for pocket money prices. Good fun with something to take away for all the family.
Joke
Two blondes walk into a bar... you'd think they would have seen it.