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| Another mistake!! Apparently the dustbin lorry no longer visits the village hall car park every month. VILLAGE NEWS Please beware!! 13 year old Connor Fair from Main Street had his new bicycle stolen this month from the side of his house. It was an unusual cycle, an all black Pro Am. If anyone has any information on the whereabouts of this machine, Connor would like his Christmas present back please. Children have been caught climbing on the roof of the Village Hall. They are getting onto the roof by climbing on the large green container, which contains old tables & chairs and is situated at the back of the village hall. This is obviously an extremely dangerous pursuit and parents are asked to warn their offspring of the dangers incurred in such a pastime. Also certain youths (some from this village and others from elsewhere) have been spotted causing damage and throwing nails and broken glass on the sports field. You know who you are and so do the police now!! It's not big and it's not clever. Criminal damage is a serious offence and if caught you will be prosecuted. SO STOP before you get into serious trouble. Recipe Book A book of “Cooking in Fulstow” is being compiled and recipes are needed to include in this book. All proceeds are to go to the church. Any recipes you have for Grandma's supper dishes, soups, posh puddings, quick meals or cakes, dig them out and send them to either Nicky Pike or Joyce Marshall senior. Community Luncheon and School Social On Friday, 6 th July, the school children will be going to the village hall for lunch again, if anyone would like to join them for a hot 2 course lunch starting at 12.15. Come along if possible. Please book with either Nicky 363405 or Paula 363694 Booking not necessary but it would be helpful. Thanks. The luncheon held in June was a great success and actually made a small profit. Lunch will cost £ 1.50 per child & £2.50 per adult. Menu Toad in the Hole or Minced Steak with onion in a Yorkshire pudding Potatoes, Sweet corn, Carrots, Peas, Gravy Followed by Chocolate Pudding & Custard (Optional) or Apple or Banana Mrs Norman Nicky Pike urgently needs photographs to put in the retirement book for Mrs Norman. Please contact Nicky on 363405 ASAP if you have any photo's she can include. THE PARISH COUNCIL SHAPING HEALTH FOR LINCOLNSHIRE- The NHS is carrying out a consultation exercise on the future of healthcare! Anyone wishing to give his or her views can pick up a booklet in the shop, the response form is at the back and a freepost envelope is enclosed. The Parish views the content of such importance that each councillor is replying! VILLAGE HALL Rosemary Conley Diet & Fitness Club This is held in the Village Hall every Wednesday evening at 6pm. It is very well supported, but we will always welcome new members. It's great fun and you can lose weight at the same time. (Just ask our star member Karen Larder!!). Anyone interested in joining, just come along or if you want more information, ring Mary O'Keefe on 01472 321538. 200 Club After many years of sterling service running the 200 Club, Kaz Nurrish has stepped down to allow her to focus on her studies and new career and Bob Laking has agreed to take over. We drew the numbers for March + April winners at the May meeting and the numbers for the May + June winners at the June meeting. Bob apologizes for delay in distribution of proceeds – he promises to do better now he knows what he's doing!! There are also a few numbers left to be allocated due to some people leaving the village and so anyone who would like to increase their chances in the draw by buying more number(s) please call Bob on 363682. The winners were as follows: £5 147 Julie Good, 8 Neil Webber, 155 R. Chapman, 173. P.Munnings, 23 T. Vessey, 157 m. Blades, 133 S. Lancaster, 111 A. Lewis, 124 L. Coulling, £100 37 M. Blades, £50 165 G. Bradbury, 40 E. Butt, £20 129 M. Thornes, 27 A. Lovesey £5 88 N. Pike, 184 L. Jackson, 176 P. French, 1 L. Coulling. DIARY DATES: PARTY IN THE PARK Saturday 7 th July on the sports field. 6.00pm start. Bar & BBQ. Admission is free but please give generously to the collection during the event. Performing at the venue are: Stranded – Talented young group from Louth Sarah Lowe - The brilliant singer from the Talk of the Town Jess Eagan - Our own local singer And of course, stars of the show, the one and only magnificent Bush Doctors , led by our very own Richard Askam (It was phenomenal last time, so don't miss it) There is also a car boot sale starting at 2pm in the afternoon and teas will be available. There are still car boot spaces available and anyone wishing to sell or obtain more details should contact Nigel Larder on 363749. Everyone pray for good weather!! This rain has got to stop soon!!OPEN GARDEN Don't forget, Mrs Margaret Macdonald, The Willows, Main Street, Fulstow, will be opening her beautiful garden to the public again on Sunday July 8 th . 1pm to 5pm. Entrance £2.50. Proceeds to go to Lincolnshire Old Churches Trust and Fulstow Church Roof Fund. There will be stalls and teas and Mystic Madeline will be making a return visit. Parking available. Birthdays this month Jenny Acton & Linda Mumby - both the big half century !! Quote: Fifty is the new thirty ... so drop the Zimmer frame jokes. The number of fifty something's in Britain matches the population of Australia and is almost as diverse. They own 80 per cent of the UK's wealth, worth more than £280 billio n. Aren't you glad you've reached this age!! Viktoria Acton Sue Gilmore Gail Malone Graig Salah Phil Good Have a good one all of you! (If I've missed anyone, its because no one let me know). Also: Congratulations to Jamie Steel – Finally moved to his new abode!! Wishing him every happiness in his new home. Thoughts for this month!! A fine is a tax for doing wrong. Remember amateurs built the Ark!
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