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Hollesley Summer Fete and Fun Dog Show
The day dawned grey, humid and still. Many an eye was cast upwards and dozens of fingers were crossed, but Stewart Austerfield was in luck, and the
thunderous outbreaks forecast by the weather men came to nothing.
As advertised, you could buy food, clothes, books, craft items, plants and bric-a-brac, or you could play gladiators, bounce on the castle, admire Charlie,
the magnificent Suffolk Punch stallion, or goggle at the giant rabbits. Wafting across the field came the appetising aroma of burgers, chips, sausages and
other delights, against a background of music from the excellent bands. Meanwhile, the Hollesley W I was hard at it in the Village Hall - what would we do
without the hall? - producing teas and cakes. Lots of stalls sold lots of things: lots of people chatted and enjoyed themselves, and lots of money from sales
and the raffle swelled the funds of deserving local causes.
In short, the day was everything a village fete should be: fun, entertaining, profitable, useful, and a celebration of life in Hollesley and the other villages.
Thank you, all you people who worked hard to make it happen and contributed in so many ways, and thanks also to the people who visited the fete and
guaranteed its success. A list of sponsors and local businesses who contributed appears below, as well as the names of individual helpers. If I have
missed anyone out, please forgive me. (Stewart Austerfield).
A photo gallery of the occasion appears below. Click on a picture for a larger image. A list of the prizewinners can also be seen below.
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2009 Fete prizes, winning numbers and names
MAIN RAFFLE
1. £100 00026 Myrtle Gilligan
2. Shepherd and Dog meal 01481 Bishop family
3. £50 clothing voucher 02383 D J Roberts
4. Champagne 00188 Mervyn Butcher
5. Scotch Whisky 01164 ' Ian'
6. Champagne 00187 Mervyn Butcher
7. Ufford Park Family pass 01323 Sam Mann
8. £30 Quality Clean Voucher 02618 Selina Coles
9. Liquidiser 02228 Sue Gilligan
10. Reflexology 01622 Beryl Bull
11. Reflexology 02273 Jenny Shand
12. Cointreau 02350 Chris Adam
13. Red Rose Chain Tickets 02048 'Anderson'
14. Hamper 00428 'Bennett'
15. Riverside Theatre Tickets 02221 Ann Horne
16. Planter 01081 Roz Dean
17. The Natural Dye Studio 00038 Eileen Andrews
18. Walking stick 02640 Jean Smith
19. Brandeston Gold
Suffolk Ale 01710 'Hardidge'
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OTHER DRAWS
Fruit John Parry
Wheelbarrow 'Plumb'
ITFC signed football 'Ben'
''Gamble a Pound' Tracy Jackson,
Woodbridge
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SPONSORS and LOCAL BUSINESSES who
helped make the fete such a great success :
Peter Scopes.
Richard Pipe Engineering,
Cathy McRorie Mac's Cleaning,
Robin Smith Electrical,
Mike Vester Atlantic Rigging,
The Hon. Mrs Jo Bradbury,
Cyril Stammers,
Ted Dewing,
Andy & Sue Stebbens Run Cottage,
Sue Stagg Reflexology,
David Friend Heating,
The Glebe,
John Finlay Motors,
Shepherd & Dog,
Chris & Carol at Hollesley Post Office Stores,
Riverside Theatre/Cinema,
Red Rose Chain,
Nelson Potter Wood Products,
Natural Dye Studio,
The Sandlings Centre,
Ufford Park Hotel,
David Shepherd TopMan/Arcadia Group,
Tom Harrison Pringle,
Steve Beney,
Bridget & Neil Farrer Puffa Clothing,
John Earl Soham Brewery,
Jean Wilkinsons Rosettes,
Salters Pet Nutrition,
James Leggett Mortier Fams,
Joe Baker.
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VOLUNTEERS and INDIVIDUAL HELPERS :
Tara and all at the Suffolk Punch Trust, Richard Debbie and Chris & Rachael Pipe, Phillip, Naomi, & Susy, from our very own Village Band "Not Yet"
plus Sam and Gang from Wetheringsett Abby, Joe, Luke, Charlie, & Alfie from "Used To Be Blonde" who put on great music.
Barry Rey, Len Busby, Rosemary Busby, Denise Stanley, Shirley Gillard, Gina Forsyth, Joan Churchyard, Joan Croome, Jane Harper, Nan Marshall,
Judith Bailey and all the ladies at the WI, Les & Judith Andrews, Sue Manning, Lucy Butler, and all the Dogs who came on the day,
The leaflet delivery team from Village Voices, the editorial team from Village Voices, Rosie Clark, Joan Butcher, Trevor Whitney, Lynn and
all at Hollesley School, Sam Shannon, Cyril Stammers, Di & Tony Barnard, Nigel Bingham. Fred Stentiford, Pat Shannon, Angela Lawrence,
Bev from Puffa Clothing, Ray & Val Dudley, Kerry and all at Hollesley Pre School, Pam Thomas, Di Whitney, Karen Pankhurst, The Police
Community Support Officers, Andy Warne & Trudy Sharman, Priscilla St Ledger, Jackie Aufenast, Wendy & Mike Adams, Jill Cocksedge &
Grandaughter, Jo & all at Hollesley Youth Group, Mick & Hilary Sheard from Yorkshire, Mrs Silburn, Pauline Austerfield, Mark & Heidi Harris,
Karen Elliot, Elaine Curtis, Ann Lennard, Helen Shand, Judi from Manor Farm, Thelma Pankhurst, Dennis Driver, Christine Gillespie, Danny &
Sue Bethell, Jonathan & Laurie Forsyth, Sue Miller, Mr & Mrs Meggs, Tom and his gang from the Shepherd and Dog for great food, Pete & co
from the Coastguard's, Suffolk Coast and Heaths, Christine with her Giant Rabbits, Farm to Form.
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