October Village News

 

FASHION SHOW

Please support our fundraising for the Village Hall, join us for a Fashion Show on Saturday November 4th at 7.30pm. Tickets are £5 in advance or £7.50 on the door and include a glass of wine or fizz.

Shop all your favourite high street brands, sizes 6 to 30 with up to 75% off.

Early booking is advised! Book by contacting June on 01536 770046 or Hazel 01536 770136.

 

LADIES CLUB

Thursday 5th October 7.30pm Ladies Club in the Village Hall – talk on Loros Hospice. New members and visitors welcome. Next meeting on  November 2nd.

 

100 CLUB

Wednesday October 25th – 100 club draw in the Plough at 8.30pm.

100 Club August winners – 1st no 89 Matthew Gormley: 2nd no 2 David Wells: 3rd no 71 Gareth Fisher. September winners 1st no 17 Margaret Deadman: 2nd no 31 Tate Winter: 3rd no 79 June Gower.

 

CHURCH NEWS

Bingo on 9th September was a great success – a full hall of over 70 of enthusiastic players and £457 was raised for Church funds. So many thanks to Sam who masterminded the event with Anthea, Jake and Rachel helping. Congratulations to Layla who won the star prize of ‘Tea for Two’ kindly donated by the Falcon Hotel – we hope she and her mother enjoyed their treat. The ice cream van arrived unexpectedly at half time so he was delighted with his business.

Harvest Festival – at 11.00am on Sunday 8th October. Any gifts of flowers, fruit and vegetables are very welcome for decorating on Saturday 7th.  There will be a ‘make me an offer’ sale after the service in aid of charity. Please bring bags of produce and cash. There will also be a children’s creative ‘Make a weird animal from fruit and veg held together with cocktail sticks’ competition – to be judged after the service.

Quiz – this annual event will be held on Saturday 11th November in the Hall; tickets, £10 are to include supper of various soups and delicious puddings. For tickets contact Mary on 01536 770242. Door open at 7pm for a prompt 7.30pm start. BYO drinks, glasses and nibbles.

Remembrance Sunday on 12th November – service at the earlier time of 10.50am in order to be ready for the 2 minute silence at 11am.

 

RIDE AND STRIDE

Thanks to all who sat in the Church to greet participators in this fundraiser for the Rutland Historic Churches Preservation Trust from whom we have received very generous grants in the past. Sadly local cyclists were not available to take part this year but perhaps some younger ones will be old enough in 2 years time?

 

FOOD BANK

Thanks for donations which were left at 14 Main Street; they are delivered monthly to the collection point. Referrals to this service increased by 25% since April and a wide range of food, household goods and toiletries are needed.

– Mary Davidson

 

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