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November 1
December Issue
Cover Picture
Didn't Know That!
Service Times
Coffee Morning
Road Closures
Festival Choir
Xmas Puddings
Tysoe Marionettes
Nature Notes
Harvest Festival
Roman Villa
Sparrowhawks
The Mill
Harvest Supper
Paté and Puds
Xmas Wreaths
Village Hall News
Gardening Club
25 Years Ago
WI Report
No!
Back Page

The Parish Council had discussed the dangerous state of the footpaths in the village, and the Harvest Festival and Harvest Supper were both reported on.  The former included the plaintive cry that only nine people (including the Rural Dean) had attended the evensong thanksgiving.  By contrast the Family Service earlier in the day had been well attended.

Church Christmas cards were on offer at 7 p each, and Ann Hale was seeking the owner of a yellow and brown striped tea towel.

Bill and Francis Rouse thanked everyone for their patronage over many years, and welcomed Mr & Mrs Day as the new owners of the Post Office.

Una Hill thanked people for their support in raising funds for the children's Christmas party and Angela Emmerson was selling cards and calendars for the Playgroup.

The village hall had held a successful Old Tyme Evening and announced a forthcoming Folk Evening.  It also wanted volunteers for a cleaning rota.

The Peacock announced its customary children's bonfire party, at £2 per family and David Hill reported that the Oxhill Open Golf Championship had been held at Whitnash.  The inaugural Champion was Ken Booth.  Plans to make this an annual event seem to have fallen by the wayside somewhat.

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Last modified: November 09, 2004