Piddle Valley News & Views - Piddle Valley Community Website
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Books, records, DVDs, CDs<br />
Toys, soft toys, games, jigsaw puzzles<br />
Bric a brac. (sadly we cannot take clothes and large furniture items)<br />
Bottles suitable for the Bottle Tombola<br />
On fete day :<br />
Cakes, pies, home made preserves<br />
Plants, shrubs, flowers, fruit and vegetables<br />
Any help you can give on the weekend of the fete will be much appreciated :<br />
Friday afternoon – moving tables and chairs<br />
Saturday morning – setting up including erection of marquees and<br />
gazebos<br />
Saturday afternoon – help on stalls and with games and attractions<br />
Saturday after fete – re-arranging site before the evening BBQ<br />
Sunday morning – final clear up and removal of all items<br />
If you can help in any way please contact any committee member :<br />
on 01300 : Honor Brown / 348252, Fay Lord / 348335, Di Rogers / 348405,<br />
Gay Hanbury / 348465, Susie Harland / 348272<br />
on 01305 : John Ottaway / 848501<br />
<strong>Piddle</strong>trenthide<br />
Charity Bingo Friday 15 th June at <strong>Piddle</strong>trenthide Memorial Hall<br />
In aid of Marie Curie Cancer Care and Elenor Lions Hospice<br />
Doors Open 7pm Eyes Down at 7.30pm Good Prizes<br />
Ann Hawker<br />
<strong>Piddle</strong>trenthide Village Meeting<br />
The annual village meeting will be held at the Memorial Hall, <strong>Piddle</strong>trenthide<br />
on Tuesday 15 th May 2012 at 7.30pm. The new Localism Bill gives residents<br />
the power to shape development within the village and will be a major item<br />
on the agenda. Please do come along to the meeting to learn more about<br />
this and to discuss any other matters relating to village life.<br />
John Cox<br />
National Gardens Scheme at Ivy House<br />
Our first two ‘openings’ for 2012 demonstrated just how capricious our<br />
Spring weather can be. At 23C, March 25 th was the hottest opening we’ve<br />
ever experienced so early in the year. Visitors who arrived in shorts and Tshirts<br />
seemed over-dressed and scaling the dizzy heights to the garden-top<br />
summerhouse brought on near sunstroke. By contrast, just two weeks later,<br />
on April 9 th , a midday hailstorm was followed by severe windy weather and<br />
driving rain. One elderly grandmother, abandoned by her family as they
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