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We are
pleased to announce that the Junior Section (up to 11 years old) winner of our
Logo competition is Rikki Smith (aged 9) of Londesborough Way, Metheringham.
The winner
in the Senior Section, and overall winner, is James Atkin (aged 12) of Sleaford
Road, Dunston.
At the time
of writing, arrangements are being made for the £10 CD tokens to be awarded by
the sponsors of the competition, Cornerway Consultants Building and Design
Services.
We’ll try
to get a photograph of the winners into the next Newsletter.
Congratulations
to the winners, and many thanks to everybody else who submitted an entry.
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The Lincolnshire Echo, Thursday 8 Feb 01
 Logo winners:
Creative James Atkin (left) and Rikki Smith won £10 CD tokens after entering a competition
to design a logo for a community leisure association. The Metheringham
Area Community Leisure Association (MACLA) was set up in May last year to
coordinate leisure activities. Macla chairman Geoff Brown said the
competition was a good way to get young people involved in community
activities.
"Macla has been very successful in getting everyone in the local community
together and it is a great way to let people know what is going on, in both
sport and other activities," he added. "We are holding a meeting
in Metheringham Village Hall at 7:30pm on Tuesday, March 6 and we want as many
people to come along as possible because we need to develop a strategy for
applying for future funding. It is important that we demonstrate to
potential fund holders that the whole community is behind Macla and that we are
acting for the benefit of the community as a whole."
A newsletter detailing Macla's activities and plans for the future will be sent
out to around 2000 homes in the Metheringham area next week. For further
information contact Mr Brown on (01526) 321490
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Boys rewarded for logo designs
Sleaford Standard, Thursday 8 Feb 01
 James
Atkin and Rikki Smith received certificates for prize winning website logo
designs from Metheringham Area Community Leisure Association on Saturday.
MACLA chairman Geoff Brown presented the certificates at Metheringham library.
Thirteen year old James' overall design won the senior and overall prizes and
Rikki, aged nine, won the junior school age category.
Brian Tibbs representing the competition sponsor Cornerway ConsultantsBuilding
and Design services, had to pull out of the presentation at the last minute but
he arranged for each boy to receive a £10 HMV voucher. The MACLA website
address at www.macla.co.uk contains
information about the surrounding parishes as well as Metheringham. Items are
welcomed for inclusion on the website or in the newsletter.
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