THE GIDDINGS IN THE REIGN OF OUR QUEEN

By on April 8, 2022   /   Community, Forthcoming events, Giddings history, Great Gidding, Home page upcoming events, Little Gidding, Looking back, Uncategorized, Village Hall   /   Leave a comment
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THE GIDDINGS IN THE REIGN OF OUR QUEEN

Over the Jubilee Bank Holiday we would like to display any photographs/newspaper cuttings/certificates, in fact anything that reminds us of events  that have happened in the Giddings, over the last 70 years……it may be pantos, various clubs, sporting activities, groups, societies, fetes, community picnics and dances to name just a few.

Have you anything that we could use and put on display? Please help us if you can by making sure any personal memorabilia you have is clearly identifiable with the date and event name and also clearly marked with your name and contact no. The cut off date for getting those memories out of the attic and over to us is the end of April so there’s not much time.

All will be brought together for the Jubilee Bank Holiday and displayed at the Village Hall for everyone to come along and share the memories….

Please contact either

Sue on Tel 293271   email:  jartrap@aol.com

Julie on TEL: 293591   Email: julie.trolove@gmail.com

for more details about collection/delivery of memorabilia.

Thank you.

Details of the event will follow soon.

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Village Quiz

By on April 30, 2012   /   Home page latest news, News stories and reports, St Michael's Church, Village Hall   /   1 Comment
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Village Quiz

With an east wind howling down Main Street, villagers scurried along to the warmth of the Village Hall to do battle once again at the Quiz & Chip Night. Quiz supremo Lois Jordan set the tone of questions that would sort the wheat from the chaff. Fortified with liquid refreshment from the bar, the contestants sorted themselves into their respective teams. It was immediately obvious that this would be a two way scrap with the remainder fighting for the minor places. Our host and question master John Deval laid down the rules and the quiz commenced.

After three rounds of brain exertion we reached the midway point, time for fish and chips which were duly served up piping hot and very enjoyable. After another three rounds of yes, no, yes, that’s not right, put anything down, its errr… the quiz concluded. Its amazing how much you think you know when the answer has just been read out.

Thanks to all concerned for an entertaining evening.

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