Hello everyone,

Coffee  morning will be here again on Saturday! We had a good attendance last  month without being overcrowded, and raised an incredible £631.75!!! The  brilliant bonus to this is we will also receive £500 ‘match’ funding  from HSBC courtesy of Lorraine Wykes. Lorraine spent the morning  volunteering with us, armed with her lovely smile encouraging people to  spend their hard earned dosh – many thanks indeed, Lorraine. This will  be the last coffee morning of the year, to resume in January.

The 300 Club was drawn on 5th November by S. Price and verified by A. Bewers with the following winners:

E Short  number 320  winning £37

M Bennett  number 98  winning £27

P Goodman  number 193  winning  £18

The next draw date is Friday 3rd December.

Geoff’s  quiz was a very successful evening last Friday, the winners being the  same team that won last time, so having brought the MH Quiz Cup in with  them they took it home again! I must say, it positively sparkled, so  well done to whoever polished it for the night. Elaine did us all proud  having catered solo for 47 people – baked potatoes, chilli, cheese,  coleslaw and baked beans were much enjoyed by all. A massive thank you  Elaine, also for all the clearing and washing up. You are a star! Thanks  also to Jeanne who baked and donated some yummy muffins which went down  a storm and added £28 to the pot.  So, we all raised £472 from the  evening. I keep saying it, but these funds are desperately needed.

A Christmas Fayre is being organised by Amanda to be held at Marlow House on Sunday 28th November. Doors will be open from 1 to 4 p.m., entry is 50p with  children free. Currently with 21 stalls booked by local artisans it  promises to be a festive feast of Christmas shopping opportunities.  Refreshments will also be available. 

The ever popular Christmas Lunches at Marlow House haven’t been forgotten – information will be emailed out shortly.   

Kind regards,

Lynda

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