Kibworth Vi11age Trust

What a surprise Mrs Nhitehouse and 7 other kitchen staff at Kibworth High Sctiool had,when they found they weIe winners of Littlewoods Football1 Pools y What a disappointment however,to discover their win totalled a grand sum of 55p,which worked out at a staggefing 7pP eachy

All the children were delighted to meet Father Christmas at the Vil1l1age

Hall1 s Christmas Bazaar organised b7y the committee:. fl173 was raised which will1 go towards new windows for the hall. Care Village,Shangton held a Christmas Bazaar on Friday,November 14, which raised a marvellous total of 51300 Part of this money Wi11 be spent on taking the Vil1l1agers to a pantomime at Christmas 2 To cover fof occasional i1lness or holidays,we need two reserve Chron~icle distributors who would be prepared to spend a very occasional hour or so standing in for one of the team. Why not you? Please fing Bryant Porteous 2493) . The next Kibworth Drama Group Production will1 be a farce entitled Not Now Dar1ling by Ray Cooney and John Chapman,to be produced by Eileen Hardwick and to run for four nights , Nednesday to Saturday 3rd - 6th December Congratulations to Miss Freda Martin of Smeeton Nesterby,who has won the Bill Dodge Trophy at the Division s Annual First Aid Competition. Miss Martin is a member of Leicester SL Albans Nursing Division,St Johns Ambulance Brigade .

The Langton NW.I held a rummage sale including cake,bring & buy, brica-~brac and Kummage stalls The efforts of the members faised a

Sum 0f E52 The First Leicestershire Craftsmens Guild Exhibition at Leicester Museum New Walk Art Gallery,has included the jewellery of Carol Bakef and furniture of Lucy BFrooks . An evening sale of clothes was held at the home of Mrs Lil1y James ,Chairmant of Kibworth & Smeeton Conservative Assoc ,at 16 Merton Way,raising 525,A Sherry Morning is being planned on Dec 10 at 43a Main St K Harcourt The opening meet of the Fernie Hunt took place in Gumley Park. The usual crowd of spectators were in evidence to watch the arrival of ridels and hounds. Doing fhemselves could you help

Every Sunday morning stalwarts of the Vil1l1age Hall Committee are doing up the the Village Hall to help keep hire charge increases to a minimum.

Nith 600 lets a year,the Hall plays an important part in vil1lage 11fe but wear and tear is Nith all1 spare funds being used to replace window frames,the Committee decided to do the rest themselves Already f1oors have been replaced and the back room painted. Most of _the work is painting but help from a skilled plasterer is also needed

If you could help,Roger Tassel1 (3038) ,or Ray Freestone (2828) wil1 be delighted to hear ffom you CHRONICLE TEAM THANKS:.... BUT ! he Chronicle ream woun1G 11ke Eto express their sincere t hankKs Eo a17 those who have started to contrIbute news in such a magnificent manneZ WE are al1 , much of what you sent in this time cou1Q have been in our hands much sooner PIease ensure that you contact Pat Ma7pasSS 2557 as often as before our dead1ine dates which ou can find on page 711 . Yur hel1p andQ consideration wi17 give us the 0PPOZ tunzty to cover any 7ast minute news

Stories Bazaar bowls em over The Kibworth Bowls Club Bazaar on 1st November was a resounding success,despite the cold weather 0n sale were gifts for Christmas, new books, Ccakes plants,and many other things The iMultiple Sclerosis Society had a stall of Christmas cards and wrapping paper which raised money for the Society A fortune teller was also She could not have foretold what a great success this venture would be; a grand total of 5586 was raised.The 1adies of the Bowls Club wish to thank everyone for their support

A jumble sale was held at Kibworth

Court when 543 was faised This money will1 be used to provide deaorations and extra treats _fof residerts at Christmas . KIBWORTH VILLAGE TRUST The Public Meeting for the proposed Kibworth Village Trust will1 take place in January This is your opportunity to contribute your vViews and to assist in forming the Village Trust.Prior to the meeting it is planned to exhibit sketches showing what is possible with sufficient Support 0ffers of help are now beginning to come in and the proposed Trust has received assurance from the Parish Councils of their support. Beauchamp Council have given their assurance that any money spent on trees and seats wi11 conform with the proposed Vil11age scheme Clive Kirkland believes that the Trust should aim to conserVe and restore the village character and atmosphere This atmosphere must be retained at all1 costs .

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