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Oatlands Village Fayre
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A Great Day Out & Fun For All The Family
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Oatlands Village Fayre
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So Much To Do For All The Family |
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Village Fayre 2011 |
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Fun For All The Family |
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Saturday 7th May 2011
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Time:
12.30pm - 4.30pm
- Where: Oatlands Recreation
Ground
Oatlands Drive, (Junction with Barham Close), Weybridge,
Surrey
- Cost: Programme at the gates,
price 50p
- Chairman: Mrs Mary Smit - Tel:
01932 220 503
- Email:
bill.smit@btinternet.com
- Map:
Oatlands Weybridge Map
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THIS YEAR'S MAIN EVENT
PHOENIX INTERNATIONAL ILLUSIONIST |
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| * EVENTS |
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* TEAS, SNACKS &
REFRESHMENTS |
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2011 MAIN ARENA EVENTS
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12.30pm |
Fayre Opens With Oatlands Pipe Band |
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1.00pm |
Cheerleaders - Dance
Education Centre |
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1.15pm |
The Essex Dog Display Team |
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1 45pm |
Steel Band - Cleves School |
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2.00pm |
Country Dancing - Oatlands
School |
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2.30pm |
Cycle Display - Oatlands Cub
Scouts |
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3.00pm |
Afro-French Dancing - Cleves
School |
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3.30pm |
The Essex Dog Display Team |
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4.00pm |
Tug of War with Beaver
Scouts from Hersham, Walton, Weybridge and Oatlands |
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4.30pm |
Winners of Programme Quiz
Announced |
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Fayre Closes |
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* All times are
approximate and events may vary |
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PLUS:- Punch & Judy at
1.30pm & 3.15pm
Children’s Fairground rides
St John Ambulance
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The Main Event |
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The main arena event at the Village Fayre
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Essex Dog Display Team at approx 1.15pm and 3.30pm |
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Essex Dog Display Team |
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Working with many different breeds of dogs, the Essex Dog
Display team produce a professional action pakced and
entertaining display, coupled with a superb commentary,
these happy dogs will leave the audience spellbound.
The central feature of the display is a 100ft by 8ft
high ramp which the dogs negotiate at high speed through
hoops of fire, also on the ramp a unique demonstration of
dogs negotiating human obstacles.
Controlled attack
dogs apprehend fleeing criminals whilst under 'gunfire'.
Searching and retrieving and agility races, are just some of
the many exercises included in the display. The team do not
teach exercises that the public are known to frown on, such
as walking along parallel bars or wire bond or high ladders.
Many of the dogs in the team are rescue dogs and
organisers of events together with the public need to know
the welfare of the dogs is paramount. So as well as the CLA
Game Fair, County Shows, the Five Nations Rugby Tournament
at Twickenham, the team also appear at many other varied
events. Canine organisations such as the Kennel Club, Police
Forces, Guide Dogs, Battersea Dogs Home and animal welfare
groups have all asked the team to appear at their events. |
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About Oatlands Village Fayre |
Oatlands Village
Fayre
Saturday 7th May 2011 12.30 pm
Oatlands Recreation Ground, Oatlands, Weybridge, Surrey |
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The Oatlands Village Fayre is a
traditional village fayre Oatlands Village Fayre is a
traditional village fayre that has been running continuously
since 1962. It is organised primarily by parents and friends
of Oatlands Scout and Guide Groups for the enjoyment of
local people and is a well established local community
event. |
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Initially it was held in the Working Men’s Club in Oatlands Village, Weybridge but it
soon outgrew this site and relocated to its present site at
the Oatlands Recreation Ground, opposite Oatlands Park
Hotel. |
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Comedy
Trampoline Act at 2005 Fayre |
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The Fayre attracts 4,000 paying visitors
and has 50 stalls manned by volunteers or commercial
organisations. Each year there is always a main attraction. But there will
also be the Cleves School Steel Pans, the Cubs Tug of War
competition and the Oatlands Pipe Band, amongst other
displays. |
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Oatlands Village
Fayre - A Family Event |
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This is a fund raising event but it is
also a special local community day. Old
acquaintances/friendships are re-made and community
well-being and spirit is strengthened. Last year the fair
raised a record-breaking £13,000. In excess of £10,000 has
been raised each year for the previous three years and this
is then distributed to many local charities including the
local Scouts and Guides packs, Walton Leigh School for
Special Needs, Youth Carers, Oatlands School, and Cleves
School. |
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Good Causes Helped
The proceeds benefit Oatlands Scouts, Guides and the following
local charities and good causes: |
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St John Ambulance, Oatlands Pipe Band, St Mary's
Church Oatlands, Oatlands Infants School, Cleves School, St James School, Mencap of
Walton, Samaritans, Lower Mole Countryside Trust, Elmbridge Community Link, Young Carers of Elmbridge, Weybridge
District Rangers, Walton Leigh School for Special Needs and Oatlands Village Hall. |
This year we have received support from the following
organisations without whose kind support the Oatlands
Village Fayre 2010 would not have been possible:
Churchfield Nursery School, Martin Flashman, Toshiba, Sony,
Procter and Gamble |
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More
Information About Oatlands Village Fayre
For more information – please contact Mrs Mary Smit - Tel:
01932 220 503 Email:
bill.smit@btinternet.com |
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Your Chance To Get Involved
The Fayre Committee needs more input from people in the local
community.
If you can commit to attending 7 evening meetings
(7.45pm – 10.00pm) from October to June and are able to give some
time for Fayre preparation activities along the way, especially
leading up to the Fayre – we would like to hear from you.
For further information call Mary Smit on 01932 220 503 or
see M/C on the day. |
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