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In the September
2000 Issue
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Editorial Committee Chairman Graham Virgo Production Editor Jackie Hough Advertising Claire Twydell, 42 Stocks Lane Tel: 01767 650113 Contact Advertising
Your letters and items for articles can be dropped in at the Village College Library. The Gazette is produced on a PC using Microsoft Word and Microsoft Publisher. If you are providing a disc, and are not using Microsoft Word, please save your file as a TEXT file not in your word processor’s native format. Thank you. Your letters and items for articles can also be dropped in at the Village College Library. Just mark them for The Gazette. Every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of the items included but the views expressed do not necessarily represent the views of the Committee.
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Children In Need Fly and Drive In Admit one car and all occupants for £10.00 Little Gransden Airfield Sunday, 3rd September 10.00am - 6.00pm |
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OUR VILLAGE MILLENIUM BOOK
by Lindy Gorton
The Parish Council 
decided at the beginning of this year that it would be an excellent idea to
have a Gamlingay Millennium Book. The County Archivist was consulted about the type of
paper and pens to provide so that this important archive would last for a long time.
It is hoped that every household will write something about themselves. What is wanted is a
snapshot of Gamlingay in year 2000. What were people doing, thinking, talking about, interested
in? If you could put yourself in your great grandchild's place 100 years from now, what would
they like to know about your lives?
We are interested in anything you write provide you do not mind the information becoming
public. Let us know what makes living in Gamlingay pleasurable (or otherwise) what do you get
hot under the collar about? What is your job? What are your leisure pursuits? Do you play sports?
The History Society is involved and will be prepared to help as will your Parish Councillors.
The very expensive special paper will be available in plastic sleeves for its protection and will
be at the Council Office pending a decision on distribution. If you want to be involved get in
touch with the Parish Clerk at the Council Office
Gamlingay
Village Show
Saturday, 9th September 2000, 2pm
The Parish Council decided at the beginning of this year that it would be an excellent idea to
have a Gamlingay Millennium Book. The County Archivist was consulted about the type of
paper and pens to provide so that this important archive would last for a long time.
It is hoped that every household will write something about themselves. What is wanted is a snapshot of Gamlingay in year 2000. What were people doing, thinking, talking about, interested in? If you could put yourself in your great grandchild's place 100 years from now, what would they like to know about your lives?
We are interested in anything you write provide you do not mind the information becoming public. Let us know what makes living in Gamlingay pleasurable (or otherwise) what do you get hot under the collar about? What is your job? What are your leisure pursuits? Do you play sports? The History Society is involved and will be prepared to help as will your Parish Councillors.
The very expensive special paper will be available in plastic sleeves for its protection and will be at the Council Office pending a decision on distribution. If you want to be involved get in touch with the Parish Clerk at the Council Office
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Gamlingay Village Show Saturday, 9th September 2000, 2pm |