The 'STUTE' - Anniversary Item 1 - - Today is
The Social Institute was founded at the end of the 19th
century to cater for the social needs of the young men of Earl Shilton.
Reconstituted in 1977 as a charity, it now serves as a
social centre for the whole village and the surrounding area.
The society has now reached a remarkable point in its history. 100 years of service.
The start of the celebrations.
A great night with Mark Selby!
Mark shows how it should be done.
Although we rarely use nicknames 'The Jester from Leicester'
really lived up to his.
Mark gave the members a first class evening of entertainment.
Not only did he show how snooker can be played, but also showed a great talent of amusing
friendliness.
Many jokes and frustration, to the referee, as he hid the
cue ball and stole the ref's kit.
Nothing was too much bother, he continually posed for photographs and signed many of the members' snooker cues.
On behalf of the members the Management Committee expresses its
grateful thanks to Mark for a wonderful evening
and a great start to the 100th celebrations.
More Pictures - Members arrive.
- The VIPs arrive.
- The Proceedings.
- A Member's
view.
Report - A view of the evening.
If anyone who was present would like to add their comments,
on the evening, or would like one of their photos to appear on
the website please
All contributions will be accredited.
The Management Committee also expresses its gratitude to the following
companies for their sponsorship of this event:-
Choice Vehicles, Supreme Tools Supplies & Bond Engineering.
Appreciation also goes to The Earl Shilton Constitutional Club for their assistance with extra furniture.
To Reg Warland for his efforts in promoting the event.
To Halls for the donated snooker cue raffle prize.
To all who bought tickets - the raffle realised £136.
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