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Panel e: Landulph Memorial Hall

Built as a memorial to all from Landulph who served in the Second World War, the Hall is the focal point of the parish. It was funded by local subscriptions and fund raising events.

Present and past Management and Fund Raising Committees must be congratulated on their achievements. It is important that future generations will take on these tasks so that the Hall will continue to play its important role in Parish life.

With its main hall, annexe, snooker room, stage, kitchen and other facilities, Landulph's Memorial Hall provides the parish with one of the best meeting places for miles around.

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There was no shortage of helpers when the hall needed a clean up after the new wood flooring was laid.

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Only started this year, Short Mat Bowling is a popular activity and is well supported as this group photo shows.

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In August this year, the main hall had a much needed new wood floor laid.

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The tug-of-war event was one of the attractions at this year's Fun Day which helped to raise funds for the hall.

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Reg 76 and Rita Rice 72 have both helped the hall to function in so many ways over many years. Reg, a former acoustical engineer, was until recently a parish councillor - a post he held for 12 years. Rita was the secretary of both the Management and Fund Raising Committees, posts she had held for several years.

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Peter Giles 44 of Millbrook and Cyril Nancarrow 50 constructing a ramp for the disabled.

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Carol Lindop 55 runs a weekly 'Stretch and Tone' class where if there's no pain, there's no gain, so they say.

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The Women's Institute regularly meet at the hall but here they are attending a garden party held at the home of its president, Mary Beeson (centre foreground) at Hatt. Janet Willcocks (left) is the vice-president and Lesley Allibone (right) is secretary.

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A Strawberry Fair is held every year to help raise money. The two helpers are Win Rutherford 80+ (left) and Nan Doughty 67.

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© Landulph Millennium Photographic Project CD, December 1999, All rights reserved

The photographs were taken by Dennis Burton and the CD was produced by Roger Creagh-Osborne and later published on the landulph.com website.  Roger has given his permission to use the CD contents on landulph.org.

This article is protected by copyright - please contact editor@landulph.org.uk if you want to use it.


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