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LARRY’SNEWSLETTER

Number 41 November 2003

OOnn SSaattuurrddaayy NNoovveemmbbeerr 11sstt it wasover to Rachael & Tony's for bonfirecelebrations. Along with a hugebonfire and lots of fireworks therewas plenty of food and drink tokeep everybody happy.

So while the bonfire burned and thefireworks exploded, some preferred thewarmth and “quiet” indoors. Thecomputer games seemed to befavourite, and obviously requiredgreat concentration.

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SSuunnddaayy 22nndd NNoovveemmbbeerr wasJames birthday, and with it beinghis eighth, he was baptised andconfirmed in the afternoon by hisDad. The baptism was very wellattended, and then it was back toEden and Karen's for a birthdaytea.

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OOnn SSaattuurrddaayy 1111tthh NNoovveemmbbeerr it wasdown to Banbury for the day,delivering and collecting Christmaspresents, and taking the chance to lookaround the shops.

Christmas Ligh tsTurned On

OOnn SSuunnddaayy 1166tthh NNoovveemmbbeerr Larry andElise headed for Centenary Square forthe turning on of the Christmas lights.Jasper Carrott did the honours - but thereal reason for our attendance was thelive ‘performance’ of Blazing Squad. Theexcitement was too much!!!!