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July 1
August Issue
Cover Picture
Lancashire Correspondent
Service Times
PCC Meeting
French Trip
Retirement
Trading Standards
Garden Party
Nature Notes
Garden Club
Gardens Quiz
Martin Knight RIP
Marathon 2004
Stamp Collection
Village Hall AGM
VH Committee
Notice Board
Ann Heritage
Lost & Found
Village Liaison
Dog Mess
Litter
Open Gardens
Poems
25 Years Ago

The Church held its Flower Festival between July 6^th and 9^th, and gardens were open at The Old Rector y, The Manor, Gateways, Fern Cottage and Brookside .  Joyce McKail organised a Flower Plate Competition, so that the young of the village could get in on the act.

Una Hill offered thanks for photographs of Oxhill already provided and, never easily satisfied, begged for more.  Mr. Roll took over the winding of the Church clock from George Adams, and the Youth Club reported an uneventful month.

The Folk Evening had raised £93 and the Bike Ride over £320.  The Playgroup was on the lookout for toys, books and equipment and there was a lengthy report from the W.I.  Unfortunately that seems to have lapsed recently.

Pippa Burton and Philip Schofield had got married (to each other), Mr. & Mrs. Hancox had started living in Barn Row (which the council seemed to have casually renamed since then), and Sue Hutsby was hunting for ballet shoes.  She's probably found some by now.

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Last modified: July 01, 2004