Sibford Scene Archive

At the Rectory on the above date (Tuesday 11th December), we want to break every record that Sibford has ever established. We want to help the poor miserably-treated people of Cambodia in a very real way.

We want you to come; we want you to bring and buy more generously than you have ever done before; we want you to support the cause‘even if you can’t come; we want you to enjoy your Christmas – but we want to try and make the Cambodian Christmas just that little bit more bearable than it might be.

Donations towards the fund will be accepted at the Rectory at any time between now and of the year.

At this season of generosity and good-will, may I appeal to you to make this event the biggest and best-ever fund raising event in the history of the Sibfords.

I challenge anyone to sit down with their Christmas Plenty without. having made a serious and worth-while donation to Cambodia.

Timothy Wimbush

The annual Quiz, as usual, played to a packed hall of highly partisan supporters.

The Folk Dancers won by a whisker over the P.T.A., despite Robin Spicer’s claims that they only had brains in their feet.

The range of Miss Le Mare‘s questions combined with Keith Hicks’ electronic wizardry always makes this event something not to be missed. This year, Mrs Flinn was able to be there to present the cup which was originally given by her husband.