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Spetisbury School Summer Fair Brochure SUMMER FAIR Lucky Programme No: xx Lucky Programme prizes kindly donated by The Charlton Inn True Lover’s Knot Programme Sponsored by: SJbarker SJbarker SJbarker Dry Cleaning Dry Cleaning Dry Cleaning 83 Lwr Blandford Rd 27 West Street 406 Ashley Rd Broadstone Wimborne Parkstone BH18 8DH BH21 1JS BH14 0AA Telephone: Telephone: Telephone: 01202 605274 01202 882195 01202 718153 All size duvets cleaned for £9.99 on presentation of this advert. Offer ends 31st August 2009 Welcome to Spetisbury Primary School’s Summer Fair 2009! It’s lovely to see you here today, supporting Spetisbury Primary School. We hope that you enjoy the day’s events while contributing generously to our childrens’ school! We have a real variety of stalls with face painting, lucky jars, shoot the goalie, bouncy castle and the children’s Tombola. There is even a mini “car boot” run by some of the children. Approach the infamous ‘Water Dunker’ with care - your children will insist you take a soaking! After getting wet, you may well be in need of refreshment - choose from the luscious BBQ, popular PIMMS and beer tents, Dorset Cream Teas or the cake stall. There are plenty of chances to walk away with something special in the Silent Auction, Tombola, Raf e or the Lucky Programme Draw, with lots of exciting donated prizes. TWO local landlords have donated DINNER - The Charlton Inn and True Lovers Knot have provided these fantastic prizes. Each copy of this Programme has a lucky number on the front, so the more programmes you buy – the more chance you have of winning! Our public spirited local businesses have generously supported the school by advertising with us, providing special offers and raf e prizes. They clearly deserve our support in return! You don’t need to travel far for every conceivable product and service, and many of these business are run by parents of children at Spetisbury Primary. Whether you are looking for dry cleaning, local clubs and activities, a new kitchen, developing a brand and website, a beer or a full- blown night out, our local businesses are hard to beat! This year’s programme is sponsored by Active Navigation, market leaders in information cleansing and migration! Lastly, huge thanks go to FOSS for organising such a great event again. They always go that extra mile for the Summer Fair and this year is no exception. Thank you also to the parents and children for their donations to the fair, the Hannam family for use of their eld and of course THANK YOU for coming! Good luck in the Raf e and Lucky Programme Draw and have a great day! Jane Minett, Head Teacher THE STABLES BED & BREAKFAST On a traditional family run working farm in Spetisbury, surrounded by beautiful Dorset countryside. Newly converted self contained stable: 1 double & 1 twin bedroom, bathroom and snug area with modern facilities Cream Tea on arrival to welcome you Horses welcome (by prior arrangement) Supper by arrangement Stabling and grazing available CONTACT: MELISSA FRAMPTON TEL: 01258 480539 Email: [email protected] J C BILSLAND 11 Market Place Blandford Forum Tel: 01258 452846 Traditional family butcher & Delicatessen PROGRAMME OF EVENTS IN THE MAIN RING 1:30 - 2:00 Gym 2:15 - 2:30 Country Dancing 2:30 - 3:00 Cricket 3:15 - 3:45 Rugby 3:45 - 4:00 Water Balloon Throwing 4:00 Draw for the Hampers VISIT OUR OTHER VARIED STALLS & ACTIVITIES: Dorset Cream Teas Silent Auction PIMMS & Beer Tents BBQ & Refreshments Water Dunker Bouncy Castle Tombolas & Raf e Tickets Shoot the Goalie & Face Painting Children’s Car Boot RED MOTORI LTD Your local garage may be an Italian car specialist, but we also cater for all makes and models and would be pleased to welcome new customers from the village to service and repair your vehicle. Tel: 01258 857737 www.redmotori.co.uk [email protected] High Street, Spetisbury, Blandford Forum, Dorset. DT11 9DW The Key to Responsible Pet Ownership. • Petsafe Professional stress free training • Not just a dog fence, cats and other animals too • Veterinarian Approved • 100% Safe • Can easily fence areas from gateways to over 100 acres • Installation services available in all areas of the UK • FREE no obligation advice before you purchase • Wireless and indoor systems available • Can keep pets out of ‘no-go’ areas • Our Agent will service or install any containment system Contact your Local Agent and Installer, for your free of charge no obligation consultation; Justin Frampton on Mobile 07973 642278 or Email: [email protected] 3 West Street Blandford Forum Dorset DT11 7AW Website: www.freedom-fence.co.uk Horrocks & Webb Fine Jewellers 35b Salisbury Street Blandford Forum DT11 7PX Tel: 01258 452618 For all your jewellery requirements, big or small. Repairs and valuations undertaken TRAILL & CO Solicitors in the centre of town For all your legal problems Greyhound House Market Place BLANDFORD FORUM Tel: 01258 452555 Pizza King Blandford 455000 “Not all pizzas are the same” Free Delivery Minimum order £10 within a 3 mile radius 10% Discount with this programme Blandford Health & Beauty Centre All Beauty Treatments available, including: Facials, Massage, Pedicures, Waxing, Manicures, Eyelash Tinting, Eyelash Perming CACI - non surgical face lift CACI Micro dermabrasion LOCAL STOCKISTS of: Decleor, St. Tropez, Jessica, Australian Bodycare Bell House, Salisbury Street, Blandford Forum Dorset. Tel, 01258 450545 FARMHOUSE BED AND BREAKFAST at GORCOMBE FARM, THORNICOMBE Enjoy a stay on a Dorset Farm Secluded but within easy reach of several beaches, the New Forest, and major south coast towns and cities. All double rooms have en-suite shower rooms, and the twin room has a separate private bathroom. For more information Contact Penny on 01258 480088 NEW! Off Road KARTS STAG & HEN PARTIES PAINTBALL SIMULATED GAME DAYS SWIMMING POOL & JACUZZI Gorcombe Park, Thornicombe Extreme Sports! www.gorcombe.co.uk Contact Philip on 07771 605034 A DAY AT THE RACES QUADS & ARCHERY CORPORATE DAYS! NIXONS of Blandford Everything for the home and garden Try Nixon’s First Selling Solutions - Not Just Products 1 Barnack Walk, Blandford Forum Tel: 01258 480450 The Fish Shop 63, East Street Blandford Forum Tel.: 01258 452881 Open Tues - Sat 9am - 5pm Come & see what you’ve been missing! TRUE LOVERS KNOT Tarrant Keyneston Blandford Forum TEL: 01258 452209 Tony, Barbara and Carla welcome you to the Fully Refurbished True Lovers Knot, with tasty home cooked food and fi ne Badger beers, served in our fully Non-Smoking restaurant. We also have available, 4 en-suite rooms and a safe and enjoyable garden where the children can play. We look forward to seeing you soon. HEALTHY PETS Hyperactivity? Bowel problems? Skin problems? All Can be helped by:- GOOD WHOLESOME FOOD. Can we help ‘’HEAL THY PETS!’’ Or can we supply your pet’s food? Tel: 01258 459066 Tinpot Lane, Blandford www.healthypetsblandfordltd.co.uk Hall & Woodhouse Visitor Centre The Brewery Blandford St Mary Dorset DT11 9LS Tel: 01258 486004 Opening Hours Shop: Monday - Saturday 9am - 6pm * Sunday 10:30am - 2pm Visitor Centre: Monday - Saturday 10:30am - 5:30pm Restaurant: Monday - Saturday 12pm - 6pm Coffee available from 10:30am * Sunday opening during June, July & August Tours available. Must be pre-booked. Please phone for details. Facilities for conferences and private parties also available. for all your product needs from a light bulb to a Plasma TV Wide range of LCD & Plasma Televisions Audio - DVD - Domestic Appliances Audio/Visual Sales - Services - Repairs Best range of Roberts Radios in the Area Sky/Freeview - Service & Installation Sky - offers, Promotions & contract packages. All accessories including cables, connectors, batteries, wall brackets etc. Call in to your local independent electrical store for quality stock and advice 01258 455898 www.robertsaerials.co.uk 38 Salisbury Street, Blandford, Dorset DT11 7PR call the experts Free Surveys and Estimates Aerial Upgrades Freeview & Dab Sky Installations Current Sky Offers Discreet Installations Repairs & Maintenance to New and Existing Systems Expert Advice All Work Guaranteed & Insured Ring us now to arrange a visit from our aerial engineers, to give you a FREE survey and estimate for your requirements 01258 455898 www.robertsaerials.co.uk 38 Salisbury Street, Blandford, Dorset DT11 7PR A range of clothes including Hoodies Polo Shirts Fleeces Moody Mare Fine Filly Stroppy Cow Pedigree Bitch Drama Queen Stroppy Mare Foxy Lady Game Bird Other logos available. Order from our full range online and visit our personalization page. [email protected] www.psclothing.co.uk Austin & McLean Limited Web: www.austin-mclean.co.uk Tel: 01202 511315 Fax: 01202 529866 7 Denmark Road, Winton, Bournemouth. BH9 1PD LANGTON NURSERIES Langton Long, Blandford. DT11 9HR Gift Shop Dorset Game Dorset Honey Dairy Products - Milk, Cream & Cheese Free Range Duck, Quail and Hen Eggs Seasonal Fruit & Vegetables Annuals, Perennials, Clematis, Roses (01258) 452513 [email protected] THE DRAX ARMS FREEHOUSE Serving on a rotation basis: Otter Ales, Piddle Brewery Ales, Reverend James (Brains Brewery), Ringwood, Broadside (Adnams), Cider by Rosie, Addlestones Premium Cider, Stowford Press Cider and many more! Open for pub grub and beer all day Saturday and Sunday Come and enjoy the friendly banter and atmosphere Located in beautiful Spetisbury on the A31 between Sturminster Marshall and Charlton Marshall Tel 01258 452658 The Old School House, Spetisbury, Blandford DT11 9DF Telephone: 01258 456797 Email: [email protected] A home from home environment, meeting all your childcare needs! Capers Babies – baby room now open, for babies 3m-2yr Little Capers – Growing and learning for toddlers 2-3yr Capers Pre-school – 3-5’s learning through play School’s Out! – Early birds, after school activities and holiday clubs for ages to 11 years Open 7.45-6.00 weekdays, 51 weeks a year Conyers Gunsmiths (Est.
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