Events: November 2009 Archives
Friday 5th March 2010
In St Oswald Church Blankney
at 7.30 pm
A TALK - ILLUSTRATED WITH
SLIDES by Mr KEVIN HARRISON
"LINCOLNSHIRE'S FINEST CITIZENS"
Ticket prices - to include light refreshments - to be announced on posters displayed locally at a later date
All proceeds towards Blankney Church Tower Repair Fund.
Throughout December, Posada - little figures of Mary & Joseph - are being passed from house to house in the village - phone 320946 if you would like to be included
Fri 4th Dec 3 - 4pm in School - Christmas Fayre Everyone welcome
Fri 4th Dec 6pm in Church A Christmas Celebration - Silver Sound Band - Blessing and lighting the Christmas tree Mulled wine and mince pies
Sat 5th Dec 4 to 6pm in Chapel - Messy Church / Saturday Takeaway with an Advent theme Everyone welcome, especially families
Sat 5th / Sun 6th Dec in church Christmas Tree Festival Church open all day raffle, tombola, refreshments from 2 - 4pm
Sat 5th / Sun 6th Dec in chapel Nativities on display10 - 4 on Saturday, 12 - 4 on Sunday (if you would like your Nativity Scene included, contact Mary on 320303)
Tues 15th Dec 1.45 in Church Carol Service with the School
Christmas Eve 11.30pm in Chapel Midnight Service
Christmas Day 9am in Church Family Communion
Thurs 21st Jan 6pm in Chapel Christingle Service (with glow sticks!) All Children are Welcome
The Star and Garter Vegetable and Produce Show 2009 produced its best ever result on Monday 7 September with £775 being presented to the St Wilfrid P.C.C. for a new lawnmower and gardening equipment for the cemetery upkeep. Regular entrants and the organisers were delighted that Mo Mitchell won the Best Onion class. Gandy Gray won the best marrow and the largest onion and the best tray of vegetables. Janet Wood got first and second in the Jam class and Sam and Katy Flintham ruled the Children's Novelty Vegetable class. Children's Novelty cake was won by Rosie Searle and Declan Hastie won best Children's Recycled Model. In the cookery classes the best fruitcake and the best sponge cake were both won by Jean Blundell and Christine Whitfield won the best pastries.
Following the sumptuous buffet lunch there was a very successful raffle and auction with the highlight being £30 bid for the Mystery box. Thanks once again go to the judges, District Councillor Bill Chambers and Mrs Molly Chambers and to the wonderful hosts Butch and Maggie and their team.

At the Metheringham Airfield Visitor Centre - in the old gymnasium - on Wednesday 25th November 2009 at 7.30pm. Admission: Members free, Visitors £4.00 including tea/coffee and biscuits.
Enquiries to: Friends of Metheringham Airfield, Westmoor Farm, Martin Moor, Metheringham, Lincoln LN4 3BQ. Tel: 01526 378270/604
Access and facilities for the Disabled. All proceeds in aid of the Visitor Centre / 106 Sqn Museum.





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