Page 5 - Leighton News May 2017
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Our thoughts are with Roy Powell and Shirley Cadwallader and all the family on the
passing of their father Bernard Powell who along with his late wife Ida had been very
involved in Leighton life when they lived in the village at Gravel Lodge for many years.

Congratulations to Helen and Happy 97th Birthday on 30th
Aneurin Lloyd of Oaklands on April to Bert Jones of Eryl who is
the arrival of little Owain Ellis a fountain of local knowledge and
Lloyd, a new brother to Sara, is fitter than most of us.
Ieuan and Ffion. Congratulations Bert.

Congratulations to Elaine and Roy Maddox as they are Grandparents once again. This time it’s the
turn of their son James and his partner Jasmin Starkie who have had a baby boy that they have
named Leighton James Maddox. We send our congratulations also to James and Jasmin across
the globe to their home in Perth, Western Australia.

Congratulations to the ever stylish and elegant Sylvia
and Gordon Helliwell who are celebrating 60 years of
marriage with their Diamond Wedding Anniversary.

Congratulations to Lynne & Denny Harris at White House
Cottages on their 25th Wedding Anniversary. To celebrate they
will be travelling around New Zealand for a month — setting off
on 2nd May — Bon Voyage!

Happy Birthdays to: Welcome to the village to two local families who have
Ellen Bowker moved into nearby houses in the Pentre.
17 on May 23rd Rosie and Gareth (Spud) Williams are familiar
faces in Leighton and have now moved into 7
and Pentre Row along with their little girl Angharad.
Also welcome to Anne and Chris Jones and their
Hannah Bowker
13 on May 19th daughter Ruby who have moved into Pentre Lodge. We feel
sure that you will all be very happy here in Leighton.

Bags of rubbish have been left in Thank you again to
Leighton Village Hall car park so Sarah & Hadyn Jones
everyone is reminded that the bins are who have had another
locked and for Leighton School’s use only session tidying up the
and not for general use by villagers. Village Hall hedges and
Leighton Churchyard.

COMMENT

I was a little surprised at the item a couple of issues ago about the (non) Village Show! It said that as none of the

committee members felt able to take on leadership of organising it, the show would have to be cancelled. It

would have been nice to include in the article an invitation to anyone else interested to get involved. There’s a

whole village full of people here and there may well have been someone able to take on the ‘challenge’.

I wonder if this was considered at the last committee meeting? Carol Harris
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