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Wing Senior Citizens Lunch 2016


There will be a Christmas lunch held at the hall on Sunday 11 December 12:30 for 1:00 pm

Same Arrangements as last year, if you are not now a resident you might like to consider a donation, but if you consider yourself senior and you live in Wing then it’s all free. This year the main burden of the cost will be borne by the Thursday Coffee Morning group.

Same catering,  same menu, same good time to be had. 100 Club double prize value again.

What you need to do:- Get your name on the list held by Paul Brewer. He is captive every Thursday morning 10:30 till 12:00 at the Village Hall charming the ladies, well some of them, at Coffee Morning. If you need to use a telephone go straight to the top and let Mary Rodgers know on 01572 737475. Failing that, give your details to any member of the committee and they will ensure you’re details are entered.

This Years Menu, as last year, will be:-Traditional Christmas Lunch followed by,

Christmas Pudding   or   Lemon Meringue Roulade   or   Fresh Fruit Salad

The list will hopefully show your choice of sweet.

 

 

 

 

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Spirits of Christmas


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 Come and sing carols around our new Christmas Tree and watch the lights switched on to celebrate the start of the season

 

£5 entrance

  • Wine by Bat & Bottle
  • Canapés by Otters Fine Foods
  • Christmas sausage rolls by Vivia Crump’s
  • Various Christmas themed stalls.

The  evening will begin with the switch on of Wing’s Christmas lights accompanied by a few carols to get you in the mood.

Entry to the event is £5.00 on the door and you will be given a glass of wine/beer or soft drinks of your choice and a selection of delicious canapes by Otters Fine Foods and some special Christmas sausage rolls by Wing’s own Vivia Crump.

Ben from Bat and Bottle will bring a festive selection of his Italian wines and be on hand to talk you through what makes them special.

There is an opportunity to get your Christmas shopping underway with a select number of stalls selling food and Christmas related products.

The evening will wind up with the prize draw for 2 time-share holidays donated by the Cullens.

We hope you will come and join what promises to be a great, local evening.

 

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Wing Village Hall


The committee has organised a Spirits of Christmas event to be held in the hall December 2nd at 7.00pm. If you feel the need to sing carols then there will be opportunity to be tuneful at 7.00pm! The cost is £5 at the door to include a glass of wine and canapes. Among the various stalls there will be a chance to buy chutneys to embellish your holiday entertaining, wine tasting along with stalls where your Christmas presents. For £10 you will get advice on make-up techniques.
Other village information can always be found at wingrutland.uk
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Wing’s collection for the Rutland Food Bank


This year I am making a collection for the Food Bank over the next few weeks and aiming to take it to them at the end of January. The village hall has kindly agreed that I can leave a collection box there and I will have a box in the porch of my house

4 Top Street, Wing, LE15 8SE

I will be at The Spirit of Christmas at the village hall on Dec 2nd so you can bring goodies there too.

I have been in touch with the food bank and these are the items that they are most in need of (they have a good stock of pasta, baked beans, breakfast cereal, teabags, pasta sauce). The toiletries and sanitary supplies are the most needed items. Any food products must have at least a 3 month shelf-life.

 

Toiletries, eg toilet rolls, toothbrushes, toothpaste, shower gel, shampoo, soap, washing up liquid, nappies and sanitary products.

Food items  Sponge puddings,    Rice pudding,  Jam, Coffee, UHT milk,  Ambient/long life fruit juice

So, WING, come on and PLEASE be GENEROUS     

 Judith Oakley