
Cookham
Summer FM continued their fundraising with an Indian Evening at the Pinder
Hall on 4 March 2006. A radio station for four weeks starting 12
June is planned, but over £20,000 is needed to run it, so there is
frantic activity to try and reach the target.
The
evening was launched by Timmy Mallett who is a co-ordinator of Cookham
Summer FM. He asked for everyone to take part in the radio station
and then presented Mandy Brar, who had organised the Indian evening with a
beautiful bunch of flowers. Liz Kwantes was also given a lovely bunch of
flowers much to her surprise for assisting Mandy in the setting of the
evening.

After the first course, which was delicious, there was Indian dancing, the
only criticism was it did not go on long enough. There were three
different acts which were quite breathtaking.
Then
came the main course and desserts followed by a raffle which seemed to
have a lot of bottles in it. Although Peter Bysshe won a Timmy Mallet
mallet. He said it may come in useful with some of his clients.
The bar did particularly well selling wines, beers including Cobra and
soft drinks. The red wine ran out after the first course, so Lynda Mallett
had to rush out and get some more. The bar was looked after by Neil
and Martin Waller, who had thrown themselves into the part with specially
printed T-Shirts displaying 'BAR WALLER' on the front. It was an evening
enjoyed by all.
Everyone
in Cookham is encouraged to take part in Cookham Summer FM so if you would
like to join in the fun either in front or behind a microphone go to www.csfm.org.uk.
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