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Date of next Parish Council Meeting -

Tuesday 10th January 2012

at 7pm @ Langtoft Village Hall

C O N T E N T S

Parish Council Notes 2-6 Langtoft Mini & Juniors Players 19

Chairman’s notes/ Contact List 7 Diary of Events 20-21

Langtoft Players Panto - Jack & the Beanstalk 8 LVHMC Ukulele Orchestra 22

Church Christmas Concert 10 Langtoft Pearl Bowls 27

Christmas at the Crossroads 11 Jubilee Celebrations Questionaire 28

Letter from the Vicarage/Parish Register 12 Waggon & Horses Christmas Events 29

Church News 13 Langtoft Road & Fun Run AGM 32

Church Services - Dec 2011 & Jan 2012 14-15 “A Handful of Harmonies” 33

Grapevine Advertising Rates 16 Numbers Club Draw - Sept & Oct 2011 35

LVHMC Christmas Bingo 18 LVHMC Book & Jigsaw Sale 36

Editor: Karen J MacQuarrie, 29 Ryefield, Langtoft, PE6 9RE, 01778 345530,

Email: [email protected]

Deadline date for information for next Grapevine is 15th January 2012

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Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year

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Minutes of Council Meeting held on Tuesday 18 October 2011 in the

Village Hall

Present: Cllrs Roy Jackson (Chairman), Yvonne McCulloch, Andy Hallam, Debbie Hallam, Brian Branch, Derek Risk, Mike Thompson, Trish Garratt, Colin Larkman and Andy Halfhide

In Attendance: Steina Bishop (Clerk), Rosemary Woolley (District Councillor), Kelham Cooke (District Councillor), Jim Haw (Internal Auditor) and 10 members of the public.

Public Forum

Items raised were:

A member of the parish raised concern over the litter bins and the amount of

dog waste within these bins. Mr Matthew Williams at SKDC had been contacted and will be doing an assessment of bins within the Parish and report his findings to the Clerk.

A Parishioner read out a statement regarding the leaflet distributed with the last

edition of the Grapevine. This clarified some of the content of the leaflet and removed any misunderstandings.

Clerk has been asked to check planning files regarding rare ferns at the rear of

42a East End as they are believed to have been removed. PC to report back at next council meeting.

Concern was raised regarding planning applications within the Parish and

availability of the Site Allocations Policy Document. There are no further planning applications/proposals in place for Langtoft. The document in relation to this query is now available on our website and a notice has been placed on the main notice board. Any member of the parish is welcome to view this document.

There are still many concerns regarding the surrounding area of 47 West End.

Clerk will write to registered owners and advise SKDC of their concerns.

LVHMC were seeking documentation for when the Parish Council took

ownership from the Trustees. The Archives office in Lincoln is currently undergoing a refurbishment and will not reopen until the New Year - Cllr D Hallam will check the Archives as soon as it opens.

Several concerns were raised over the development site on New Road. The

tree felling currently taking place is due to the age of the trees and the high winds. It can be very dangerous to pedestrians and drivers travelling on this road.

The development on New Road is due to start in December/January with a

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C J M Fences / Patios / Decking / Block Paving / Gravel Drives /

Garden Walls / Re-Pointing / Roof Repairs

Small loads of loose sand and gravel delivered to your door

All £35 Inc Vat & Delivery

Decorative gravels POA

We are a small family run business in Langtoft

Tel: 01778 343540 (8.00 – 5pm Mon to Fri)

Mobile: 07715 411375 24hrs Mon to Fri)

(8.00 – 12.30 Saturday)

Email: [email protected]

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completion date of October. Clerk will investigate the planned passing places within the plans and report back at next council meeting.

There were many questions raised regarding the

budgeted forecast for this financial year. Although we currently have a healthy amount in the account, there are many projects which have not been completed nor started. 2 main projects which are planned into this years budget is the play equipment for East End park and the Gritting Contract. Precept planning will be the main agenda item at the meeting on 29th November.

The open forum closed after 30 minutes at 7.30 pm.

Main Agenda

51/11 Chairman’s Opening Remarks.

The Chairman thanked the members of the public present for their contribution and moved to the main agenda. Chairman also gave notice that item 11 Grapevine, would be held in Camera that is without any members of the public in attendance.

52/11 Apologies for absence. There were no apologies of absence.

53/11 Declarations of interest. There were no declarations of interest for items on the agenda.

54/11 Co-Option We have had 2 applications for Co-Option. Trish Garratt and Colin Larkman. Majority voted and total acceptance.

55/11 Approval of Minutes of previous meeting (6th September 2011)

The approval of the minutes was proposed by Cllr McCulloch, seconded by Cllr D Hallam and agreed unanimously.

56/11 Clerks Report

The Clerk presented the report, which was accepted by the Council and it was noted:

The area behind the crossroads garden will now be maintained by the Parish

gardener, although grass cutting will continue by SKDC.

The Bishop of Grantham has now been schedule to consecrate and area of

the Cemetery on 11th January at 2pm. Notices will be in Grapevine and on all village notice boards and will be open to members of the parish. The Church has agreed to arrange refreshments. The area will need to be pegged out prior to his arrival.

It has been agreed to provide the parish gardener with a watering system to

enable him to water all planters within the East End and near the shop. Councillor Branch will obtain a water carrier. It was also agreed to provide a


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sign whilst grass cutting.

There have been no new planning applications.

The Internal Auditor gave his report.

The quarterly internal audit is complete and accepted by all Councillors.

There have been no major changes to the website.

57/11 F&GP Group Report

The Council accepted the F&GP Group Report and noted:

The terms current financial statement.

The precept will need to be approved at the Parish Council Meeting on 29th

November. Groups will need to submit their requirements for the forthcoming financial year at October’s meeting. This will be advertised in the Grapevine and on all notice boards.

Cllr Hallam has now completed the revision of Standing Orders; these have

been distributed to all Councillors.

Cllr Risk attended the Winter Weather workshop and will distribute all

information when it has been received. It is unlikely that any new plans will commence this year.

58/11 Events Group Report

The Council accepted the Events Group Report and noted:

Diamond Jubilee The Clerk to write to all village organisations asking if they

are interested in helping to organise a village event to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee. A meeting date will be organised. A flyer to be sent out to all village residents and check if the grapevine delivery team could assist with this.

Christmas at Crossroads Events Group will source the tree and the Amenities

Group will erect the tree. The event is planned for the 5th December starting from 6.30pm. Authority therefore granted to purchase a tree, budget not to exceed £100. Posters will be erected on all notice boards, village shop and the school.

Remembrance Day To purchase one wreath and place at war memorial by Cllr

A Hallam. Budget authorised at £25.



Book, Jigsaw & Bacon Butties Event.

on

11th

February 2012.

Do you have any books or Jigsaws no longer require?

Can you please donate them to the Village Hall

or either deliver to

No. 7 West End,

No. 11 West End or

No. 2 New Road.

Alternatively we can arrange collection.

Please contact Sarah Castley

for more information -

on (01778) 344173 or 343706

The Langtoft Village Hall Management Committee

(Reg. Charity No. 501924)


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Best Kept Village The group are investigating this competition

to see what is involved and will put a proposal together for the November meeting.

Consecration The date of 11th January was noted. Events will

organise refreshments afterwards in either the Church or the Village Hall. The date and time will be published in the Grapevine.

Rules and Records Events Group will look again at the Cemetery rules and also the

process for authorising entries into the Cemetery records.

Additional paths and maintenance The group will monitor the needs for additional

work in the Cemetery and if required make proposals to Council.

Precept Budget for events and cemetery not yet finalised but to include:

£1000 for Jubilee Event

£2000 for Cemetery path and repairs

59/11 Amenities Group Report

The Council accepted the Amenities Group Report and noted:

2 working parties are arranged for 24th & 25th October for the East End park remedial

repairs. Budget not to exceed £300 and approved by council.

The 4 new salt bins are to be sited as soon as possible. Councillor Thompson is

recommended to take on the responsibility of keeping the bins stocked.

The Salt Spreading Contract was discussed. There will be a maximum of a 5%

increase in the cost from last year. However, this could be less. Councillor Jackson has been recommended to act as a point of contact along with the Clerk.

Investigation into new play equipment for East End park is to be carried out by the

group. Funding the equipment will use monies set aside from this year and next year.

A request from BT to install 2 new telephone exchange boxes to enhance broadband has been received, 1 at the junction off the A15/West End next to the existing box, and the second at the 30/40 mph sign opposite the village shop. The group had no objections and recommend the council accepts BTs request. All council agreed.

The village notice boards need inspection and where necessary repairs carried

out.

An observation has been made that some border hedges are encroaching too far


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onto the public footpaths causing the width of the right of way to be reduced. It is recommended to council that comment be made in the next Chairman’s comments in the Grapevine.

Mobile speed signs have been active in the village with no

knowledge to the council, the PCSO is to be approached by the Clerk or Cllr Thompson.

60/11 Precept

All precept budgets to be forwarded prior to the next meeting of the F&GP Group, these will be delivered at the next council meeting on 29th November.

61/11 Standing Orders

Cllr A Hallam has now completed the Standing Orders and have now been distributed to all Council members. Proposed by Cllr A Halfhide Seconded by Cllr D Risk

The meeting unanimously approved to exclude the public from the meeting

whilst item 11 of the agenda was discussed.

62/11 Grapevine

9.25pm A request was tabled and unanimously approved to suspend Standing Orders for 15 minutes.

The discussions regarding the Grapevine, were to ascertain procedures regarding the proof reading and content.

Date of next meeting, 29 November 2011 in the Village Hall

The meeting ended at 9.40pm


Council Cemetery

The Bishop of Grantham will be visiting the village on 11 January 2012 at 2pm to consecrate an additional area of the Council Cemetery on

Peterborough Road.

There will be a short ceremony in the Cemetery followed by refreshments in the Church.

All villagers are welcome to attend.

Chairman - Mrs S. Castley Tel: (01778)

344173 or 343706

Secretary - Mr D. Scholes Tel: (01778) 343781

Treasurer - Mrs A. Fisher Tel: (01778) 346546

Draw for September 2011 winning numbers as follows:

£40.00 No. 84 Mrs. O. Yates £5.00 No. 19 Mrs. S. Lauridsen £5.00 No. 6 Mrs C Lee Draw for October 2011 winning numbers as follows: £40.00 No.123 Miss. S. McCulloch £5.00 No. 54 Mr. E Fish £5.00 No. 77 Mr. A.Boon

Langtoft Village Hall Management

Committee

Registered Charity No. 501924


Date of next meeting

Thursday 5th January @ 8pm

Village Hall

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MANOR FARM PRE-SCHOOL

Situated in the Village of

Barholm, next Village to Langtoft. Established 1990.

We offer children a happy and

stimulating learning environment.

The Pre-School is held in

specially converted stone barns on a working farm in an idyllic rural setting.

We have excellent facilities and a lovely large walled

garden for playtimes.

For children aged from 2 years to school age.

Open every day during the school term with a choice

of session times to suit you and your child.

Well qualified, enthusiastic and caring staff.

We have always attained excellent Ofsted reports.

3 & 4 year olds enjoy FREE PLACES which are now

funded by the Local Education Authority.

Pop in and see what we can offer your child.

Mrs A. Flint, Ad, Dip.Ed Tel: (01778) 560887

Horse Manure Well rotted horse manure from the field. Fetch as much as you like for a donation to Langtoft church, or if you are unable to fetch it, 50p a bag delivered.

Please ring Judy Robinson on 343383

Shop floor area 4m x 41/2m

Tel 01778 341947


As mentioned in the Clerks Notes a parishioner, Mr. Boon, at the last Parish Council meeting gave a detailed account of events that led to the production of a leaflet circulated with the last issue of Grapevine. There were some concerns regarding a part of the second paragraph however the detailed account had clarified the situation and I am pleased that it has removed any misunderstanding there may have been.

I have been asked to draw to your attention that there are a number of properties around the village where boundary plants and hedges are overhanging public footpaths and pavements. Now the growing season is past and winter approaches a good time perhaps for a bit of pruning. Could I please ask anybody whose plants or hedges are encroaching the footpaths or pavements to make arrangements for these to be cut back so any obstructions to pedestrians, in particular mums with prams or push chairs, are removed?

We have again this winter put in place a street gritting contract, this will cover, when necessary, all public roads not currently gritted by LCC Highways. We will also be placing a number of grit bins that have been kindly donated to us around the village.

This being the last edition before Christmas I would like to bring to your attention the lighting of the Christmas tree and carols at the Crossroads on the 5th December I do hope you and your children can join us.

I would also like on behalf of my fellow councilors and I to wish you all a very merry Christmas and a happy new year.

Roy Jackson

Chairman’s Notes


RINGSTONE PLAYERS

present

THE BABES IN THE WOOD

by John Crocker

a Traditional Family Pantomime for all ages

performed by all ages

On

Friday, 6th January 2012 at 7.30 pm

Saturday, 7th January 2012 at 2.30 pm & 7.30 pm

at Edenham Village Hall

Tickets: £8.00 Adults; £5.00 Children (12 years & under)

available (1st December 2011 onwards)

from “Spice of Life” Health Food shop in the Burghley Centre, Bourne

Langtoft Road & Fun Run 2012

The AGM will be hed on January 10th in the Waggon & Horses at 8pm. The committee hold 4 meetings only, to plan the runs. So if you can help us we look forward to seeing you on the day.

Don't forget it’s not only Olympic Year it’s the Queens Diamond Jubilee so we hope to have an even bigger turnout this time.

Happy Christmas


Getting Fit in the New Year 2012 will see Judi Brown back running fitness classes after surgery and she is taking the opportunity to add new classes to her timetable. From the 9th January Judi will be running two classes in Langtoft Village Hall Monday 10.30am Cardio Fit a great 45mins morning class to get you going. Easy on the joints this is a low impact class that lets you choose how hard you work. With music you can sing along to this full body workout will make sure you start the week feeling thoroughly invigorated, rejuvenated and energized. This will be followed at 11.30am by a new Fitness Pilates class which mixes Pilates-based exercises with modern stretch and gentle body conditioning techniques to strengthen, lengthen and tone tight muscles. This will be a fun, easy-to-follow class designed to tone your abdominals, strengthen your back, enhance your posture, control balance and maintain flexibility too. There will be a happy mix of standing and floor work suitable for all abilities.

For details of these or any of her classes please call Judi on 01780 346071 email [email protected]

The Booklet – “A Short History of Langtoft Village Hall” is now

on sale at a price of £2.00 per copy.

These are available from No. 7 West End, Langtoft, Langtoft

Village Shop or any Committee Member.

The proceeds of the sale are to be donated to the St. Barnabas

Hospice.

GRAVEL ON PAVEMENTS

Ever since the Allison Estate was built some years ago, I have encountered the problem of

gravel from driveways spilling over on to the public pathway. The situation has got worse

lately, and I should like to point out that this is not only unsightly but dangerous. On more

than one occasion I have twisted my ankle on the larger stones (it is very difficult to avoid

them as even if I walk in the road they are still there).

My information is that the householder is responsible for clearing them, not the council. So,

please do think of pedestrians - it only take a couple of minutes to sweep them back on to

your drive - I know this because I sweep my own drive regularly.

A Langtoft Resident.

mailto:[email protected]


Christmas Concert Come and enjoy an evening of seasonal music

with the Ness Group Singers.

7.30pm

Friday 16th December 2011

St Michael’s Church, Langtoft

Refreshments

Tickets available from Choir members

or pay at the door.

Adults £5.00 Children £2.50

Proceeds in aid of Tyler Maxwell Fundraising Appeal

and Choir fund.

COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, DOMESTIC

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE

WINDOW CLEANING

GUTTER CLEANED OUT

OTHER WORK UNDERTAKEN

PHONE 01778 346971

MOBILE 07895 062116

E MAIL – [email protected]



We are approaching - probably by the time you read this, we are in – the darkest and dankest part of the year – long nights and short, often grey days, without much hint of the sun at all.

No wonder that the first Christians, when deciding to celebrate the good news of the birth of God’s son, chose to place the festival in the darkest time.

What a contrast between the outer world of cold and the inner world of a tiny spark of light coming into the world and casting warmth and heat and bringing new life wherever it shines.

As our world today is perhaps increasing full of economic uncertainty, anxiety about climate change; shifting power balances in the Middle East and elsewhere, perhaps we are being told our security is not in wealth, power or nationality but in our own inner relationships with the God who loves us each.

May this December and January be months of finding our true worth and treasure in God’s eternal life within us.

Janet

Letter from the Vicarage

The Parish Register

Weddings - ‘We Congratulate’

Paul Knox and Catherine Rowley




South Aisle Roof

This work is progressing well, with no major problems (so far!) and hopefully it will be finished by Christmas. It is not affecting the inside of the church and our services and other events are continuing as normal.

Christmas Tree Festival - 17th and 18th December

This takes place between 10am and 4pm on the Saturday, and 11am and 4pm on the Sunday. On the Saturday morning there will be home-made cakes and other produce on sale. There will also be Christmas gifts and decorations to buy, and a tombola and raffle. Refreshments will be available all day during the festival.

Do come and see the church lit up by the Christmas trees – it looks really lovely!

Choir Concert - 17th December

On the evening of 17th December there will be a choir concert in Langtoft church with local singers performing a variety of songs against the backdrop of the Christmas trees. Tickets are priced at £5 for adults, £2.50 for children, and can be bought from the church or on the door.

Travelling Nativity

Our knitted nativity set will be starting its journey round Langtoft about now, visiting each family for a short while before moving on. It is not too late to book a visit! If you have young children, or are a little older and have grandchildren who come to visit, you are most welcome to have the set for a couple of days. The figures are very child friendly and there are two books to read aloud while the Christmas story is acted out. Please ring me on 343383 or e-mail [email protected] if you would like it to visit you.

Open Church on Saturday mornings

Our church continues to be open from 10am to 12noon every Saturday morning, during which time coffee and tea are available. We will be open on December 24th and 31st as usual, and on New Year’s Eve we will be offering a free glass of mulled wine! Do come and join us!

Judy Robinson

Churchwarden, 01778 343383

St Michael and All Angels, Church.

mailto:[email protected]


The Ness Group Services— December 2011

DATE TIME SERVICE CHURCH

Sunday 4th 8am BCP Holy Communion Thurlby

9.30am Holy Communion Thurlby

10am Holy Communion Langtoft

10am Holy Communion Baston

Tuesday 6th 10am Holy Communion Almond Court

Sunday 11th 8am BCP Holy Communion Baston

10am Family Service Baston




Sunday 18th

10am Holy Communion with Healing Prayer

Langtoft

GROUP SERVICE

Noon Baptism Baston

1pm Baptism Thurlby

6pm Carols by Candlelight Baston


Thursday 22nd 7.30pm Carols by Candlelight Thurlby

Saturday 24th 3pm Living Crib Thurlby

Christmas 3pm Living Crib Baston

Eve 3pm Living Crib Langtoft

7pm Carols by Candlelight Langtoft

11.30pm Midnight Communion Thurlby

Sunday 25th 8am Holy Communion Langtoft

10am Family Communion Baston

Langtoft Pearl Bowls

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www.langtoftpearlbowlsclub.btik.com

This is a period of hibernation for the club, although many members do play indoors during the winter months.

All the trophies won have now been collected at presentation evenings held by the Peterborough & Stamford Leagues. Also at a very successful and well attended end of season Club dinner, players received their prizes for winning Club competitions.

The Club’s A.G.M. was held on the 16th October, with a good attendance. The business was rapidly concluded, with everyone happy with how the Club was being administered. This being shown by the fact that all the committee members were re-elected. The membership agreed that an additional third team should be entered in the Club 60 league next season.

The Club’s next major event is the annual Quiz evening, which will take place in the Village Hall at 7.15pm on Saturday 28th January 2012. The cost will remain the same as it has for the last few years i.e. £7.50 which includes a fish & chip supper. As it appears the usual format is still popular it will remain – tables of 8. If you are interested please contact me (Roy Sharland tel 01778 344190) and I will let you have a letter with full details.

Our Coffee Mornings in the Clubhouse on Wednesday mornings are being very well attended, to which all are welcome. There will be a short break between Christmas and New Year i.e. 28th December when there will be no Coffee Morning.

For any other information concerning the Club please contact our Secretary

- Anne White, (telephone no. 01778-344968).

Roy Sharland, Committee Member

http://www.langtoftpearlbowlsclub.btik.com


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Tel: 01778 341340 Gift Vouchers Available

Sports Massage, Reflexology, Reiki

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Jeremy Harrison Sports / Holistic Therapist MICHT IHHT IIST


The Ness Group Services— January 2012

DATE TIME SERVICE CHURCH

Sunday 1st 10am Holy Communion

Baston

GROUP SERVICE

Tuesday 3rd 10am Holy Communion Almond Court

Sunday 8th 8am BCP Holy Communion Baston

10am Family Service Baston




Sunday 15th 10am Holy Communion with Healing

Prayer Langtoft

GROUP SERVICE

Tuesday 17th

10am Holy Communion Almond Court

Sunday 22nd 8am BCP Holy Communion Langtoft

10am Family Service Langtoft


10am Holy Communion Baston


Sunday 29th 9.30am Holy Communion Thurlby

GROUP SERVICE

Tuesday 31st 10am Holy Communion Almond Court


Grapevine Business Advertising (subject to availability of space)

Single Annual 1 edition 6 editions

Quarter Page £6 £30

Half Page £10 £50

Full Page £18 £90

Please contact Karen MacQuarrie, 29 Ryefield, Langtoft

Tel: 01778 345530 & Email: [email protected]




www.langtoftdrivingschool.co.uk

NAME DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH


Parish Council Meeting Tues 10th @ 7pm—Village Hall

Parish Council Meeting Tues 21st @ 7pm—Village Hall

Langtoft Primary School

Langtoft Church

St Michael & All Angels

Christmas Tree Festival Sat 17th & Sun 18th

Coffee Morning - Every Sat 10-00am to 12pm



Quiz with bangers and mash supper Sat 4th


Bumps 2 Four Trip Out - 9th Christmas Party (Last session 2011)

16th

Langtoft Pearl Bowls Coffee Morning - Every Wed 10-00am to 11-45am .

(except 28th Dec)

Coffee Morning - Every Wed 10-00am to 11-45am .

Quiz Night Sat 28th @ 7.15pm Village Hall



Handful of Harmonies Fri 7.30-9pm

Rehearsal Wed 14th

Church Performance Sat 17th @

Fri 7.30-9pm

Deepings School Charity

performance - Fri 13th 7.30pm

Fri 7.30-9pm

Fri 7.30-9pm

Grapevine—Copy Deadline and

expected delivery dates

Delivery at beginning of Dec Deadline for information 15th January 2012

Delivery at beginning of Feb Deadline for information 15th March 2012

Village Hall Christmas Bingo 12th @ 8.00pm Meeting Thurs 5th @ 8pm

Ukulele Orchestra Fri 27th

Meeting Tues 7th @ 8pm

Book/Jigsaw Sale Sat 11th


Race Night Sat 18th

Langtoft Players, Langtoft

Juniors & Langtoft Minis

Jack & The Beanstalk 6th to 10th @ 7.30pm

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NAME DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH


Parish Council Meeting Tues 10th @ 7pm—Village Hall

Parish Council Meeting Tues 21st @ 7pm—Village Hall

Langtoft Primary School

Langtoft Church

St Michael & All Angels

Christmas Tree Festival Sat 17th & Sun 18th




Quiz with bangers and mash supper Sat 4th


Bumps 2 Four Trip Out - 9th Christmas Party (Last session 2011)

16th

Langtoft Pearl Bowls Coffee Morning - Every Wed 10-00am to 11-45am .

(except 28th Dec)


Quiz Night Sat 28th @ 7.15pm Village Hall



Handful of Harmonies Fri 7.30-9pm

Rehearsal Wed 14th

Church Performance Sat 17th @

Fri 7.30-9pm

Deepings School Charity

performance - Fri 13th 7.30pm

Fri 7.30-9pm

Fri 7.30-9pm

Grapevine—Copy Deadline and

expected delivery dates

Delivery at beginning of Dec Deadline for information 15th January 2012

Delivery at beginning of Feb Deadline for information 15th March 2012

Village Hall Christmas Bingo 12th @ 8.00pm Meeting Thurs 5th @ 8pm

Ukulele Orchestra Fri 27th


Book/Jigsaw Sale Sat 11th


Race Night Sat 18th

Langtoft Players, Langtoft

Juniors & Langtoft Minis

Jack & The Beanstalk 6th to 10th @ 7.30pm

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