
Well
done to everyone concerned at the Autumn Fayre, we had a lovely morning.
With
tombolas for cuddly toys to all sorts of lovely items; the main raffle for
hampers and spirits (congratulations to Lynda Mallett who won first prize)
and a Christmas cake (won by Anne Copping); stalls for Spring bulbs; all
different flavours of fudge (I forgot Weightwatchers momentarily as the
fudge was delicious); lovely cards for various occasions and Christmas
wrapping paper, tags and Advent calendars; jewellery; cakes and pastries;
‘Trash with Panache’, videos and books; jackets and scarves - and
refreshments were served throughout.
There was even a children’s corner, where they could make
Christmas decorations, and Reverend John Copping leant a hand in this
department.

Nick
Billinghurst had a wonderful sales technique (I told you I’d give you a
mention). The tombola prizes
which were left over were not left long for Nick stepped in and soon
everything had been auctioned off. I
bought the photo of St John The Baptist Church which I’d given with
others to the Fayre and have placed it inside the Church where I thought
it should go.
It
was lovely to meet so many people we know in Cookham too at the Fayre.
In
a nutshell, the Church Hall was packed, everyone did very well indeed,
people left with full baskets, bags and arms … and lots of fudge (shhhhh!).
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