Bighton jumble sale
24th
The sale at Bighton Village Hall on
March made £193 (in aid of the village
hall). Thanks to all who donated or helped.
Christine Hurn and Sheila Lovett
Mobile Library Service
Gundleton
opposite Hill Farm 2.55 - 3.25pm
Bighton
Three Horseshoes 3.30 - 4.00pm
Every four weeks on Tuesdays as
listed below:
June
26th
THE 2012 FLOWER
SHOW
The Bighton and District Flower and
Produce Show lives to fight another day –
in simplified form!
It’s never an easy decision to take, but I
am ever the optimist and can’t imagine
July without the Flower Show, so Saturday
July 28th is the day.
We have decided to make the Show even
more accessible this year by simplifying
some of the classes, with fewer veg needed
and some delicious recipes to try. Everyone
in the village has something to offer the
Show – be it some creatively produced
craftwork, an easy cake, biscuits, flowers
and foliage for the kitchen table (everyone
can do that one) or a few herbs. Flowers,
fruit and vegetables feature proudly as well,
and many more people are growing their
own! You don’t need to grow to show, just
enter something that is good at the time –
you won’t need many, and you can take
them home and eat them afterwards.
Children love making things – any models,
drawing or paintings from all ages are
welcome. We have a lot of children in the
village, and it’s the Bighton AND DISTRICT
show, so get friends involved too. Everyone
loves to see the white-clothed tables
packed with colourful entries, including
children’s favourite photographs.
It’s not stuffy and formal, it’s fun and really
satisfying to see the fruits of everyone’s
imagination and skill laid out in the Village
Hall on a July Saturday – it’s great to see
tips being exchanged between entrants in
the afternoon before going home to a
special tea with home-made cakes. Do try
to take part, as a village we don’t have
many opportunities to gather together, so
we look forward to seeing you there! Look
for the schedule on the village website
www.bighton.org.uk and through your
door in June.
Elaine Arnold, on behalf of the Flower and
Produce Show organising committee.
Terrana Fantastica
Book I
The Cypher Annulus
by Geoff Buss
A Medieval Fantasy suitable for ages
from 16 to 90.
Only available as an e-book now in the
Kindle Store at Amazon
First review posted said: “An easy-to-read book
which lifted me from the doldrums of the day, with
chivalrous knights and feats of derring-do. Well worth
the money, and I'll keep an eye out for the next two
books and download them too. As a little side note,
the author has paid much attention to spelling and
grammar. Something many books on Kindle lack..”
Rated
5