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Bric-a-Brac and Book Sale

2012-04-19

Saturday 19th May    10.00am to 3.00pm

Littlehampton United Church Lecture Hall

 

Sale of Bric- a Brack,  Second hand books,  Cards.

Refreshments served all day

Entrance is free

The Lecture Hall is adjacent to St Martin's Car Park, Littlehampton.

 

Grand Auction

2012-05-10

Auction to be held at St Andrew's High School in the school hall.

Friday 28th September

Paul  Campbell will be our auctioneer  (Campbell's Auction Room, Worthing)

A wide variety of goods and services will be on offer.  Viewing from 6.30pm, Auction commences 7.30pm. 

To donate goods, phone Karyn Hinks 01903 718070

GALA NIGHT AT THE METROPOLE HOTEL, BRIGHTON

2012-05-10

 

Guest of honour: Rt. Hon. Dr. Vince Cable  MP

Saturday 6th October 2012

 

Tickets are now on sale for this Black Tie event. Phone Chris Azzaro to book.  (O1903 718070)

The evening will commence with a pre-dinner reception  with Dr Cable, a three course dinner followed by a speech and oportunity to ask questions of the Buisiness Secretary. We conclude with dancing until 1.00am.  

Sponsored Walk

2012-05-20

Support or join our sponsored walk on Sunday May 20th

Rustington to Worthing and back

 

Meet in the car park at Rustington Methodist Church at 12.30 to leave at 1.00pm

Enjoy what we hope will be a pleasent walk along the coast to the Sea Lane Cafe at Goring.  After a short stop we return to Rustington, arriving back at approx 4.30pm

If you are unable to join us on the walk, how about sponsoring one of the participants?

More details and sponsor forms are available from Chris Azzaro  01903   718070

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Day 5 By Miss Riggs

Sat 22nd October - 6.56pm by Caroline Riggs

Today started by reading the blog comments at breakfast, really loving the comments so keep them coming. We then set off for the school where we hung out with standard 8 for a bit before being joined by Mrs Stewart and walking through the slums to the workshop. New experience number 1: walking 15 students through the slums, never counted to 15 so many times in my life. We met a guy who worked at our hotel who recognised us and came over for a chat, personally the thing that struck me the most was the grave in the middle of mounds of rubbish. 

We got to the workshops and saw how the products were made fair trade (hi sustain members) and how the workers had UNICEF posters on the walls (hello Hague). After lunch and the gift shop we headed to the crocodile farm where there nota far less spiders than last year. Grand total of 6 large ones and the tarantulas in the little zoo type bit. Last year they were everywhere though so I was very happy. Even managed to go right up to the tank with the tarantula in after Cheesmur faced his own fear by holding a snake. New experience number 2: not freaking out from the spidery ones!

This evening was spent writing blogs and talking about the last few days, looking forward to a small lay in tomorrow :)

 

 IPad spelling still annoying but not as annoyed as Cheesmur who has just spent a long time typing his two day blog and the computer timed out. Hopefully you will hear from him tomorrow if he doesn't take the computer down first. 

 

P.S. happy anniversary Roberts :) 

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Comment by Andrea Morris

Thank u so much for everything you are doing xxx

Andrea xx


Comment by Little Riggs

Yo sister. Gld you guys are all safe and sound and enjoying it all. I look forward to pictures and amusing stories when you return. I will save a Sunday to come down with mum for a Brighton day. I am off doing a halloween fancy dress next Saturday, I'm a Pumpkin :| A pumpkin riding a horse. I'll leave you with that thought.
Chal!
x


Comment by Jackie Riggs

So all the boys tried the crocodile nuggets ~ did the staff I wonder? Well done to you for your spidery fear facing!
You paint a vivid picture of the grave in the middle of the rubbish.
Take care. xx


Comment by Donna Harrison

Hi, thankyou for the little nag to Alfie. It's good to know he is having far too much fun to miss me. I'm so impressed with all the staff out there you are all doimg such a fantastic job of looking after our boys. The blogs are all brilliant too - they are the highlight of my day!
Donna


Comment by Jackie Riggs

Forgot to pass on greetings to you from Norfolk where a suspicious chomping sound was heard in the middle of the night (as only old cottages can provide!) A neat little mousehole has been discovered and the war of ownership of the small back bedroom now wages!


Comment by Caroline Riggs

Morning all! :) Little Riggs is the fancy dress queen!


Comment by Paul Roberts

Happy anniversary to you too, Riggs :-) I have returned from my martial arts adventure and am catching up on the blog now. I am proud of your continued resilience in the face of our arachnid friends! Missing you lots, take care. x