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-- skip to content menu home community council previous years minutes community council minutes 2005 community council minutes 2006 community council minutes 2007 community council minutes 2008 community council minutes 2009 community council minutes 2010 community council minutes 2011 community council minutes 2014 contact me letham gymkhana letham nights media old letham talk photo gallery webcam monimail church news paths roads school brae village hall news park gallery planning tools public transport planner research search search for then press enter type your search keyword, and press enter to search social letham community website welcome to our site, dedicated to the village of letham in north east fife. community council community council elections august 16, 2018 by david h 0 comments read more can you help keep our community going? nominations to the community council are now open and all residents of the ward (bow of fife, letham, monimail and fernie) are invited to stand. we have not had an election in many years and community councillors have been appointed simply on nomination. monimail community council is however one of the most proactive in the region and has camapaigned successfully on a number of issues for the good of the community. councillors are expected to attend bimonthly meetings and faithfully represent the interests of the community on a wide range of issues. if you’d be prepared to stand please contact the secretary karen vaughan at [email protected] and we’ll get a form to you. flower show blossoming day at letham flower show august 15, 2018 by david h 0 comments read more the letham & district horticultural society’s 11 6 th annual flower show and industri a l exhibition held on saturday 1 6 th august. had an encouraging 5 60 entries . amazingly given the difficult weather conditions over the summer the entries were almost the same as last year (557) saturday turned out to be a fine day and a sunny afternoon brought out a good number of visitors. that along with the large number of large number of items enter ed into the show by the exhibito rs made it a very successful day. it is always encouraging to see a large entry in the children’s section and this year was no exception with 13 6 entries . in the un der 5’s the most popul ar classes were so me very imaginative colourful hand print painting s, pasta necklaces and the ever-popular cress grown in an egg cup . the 5-8 age group was extremely well entered w ith some lovely dream catchers, fantastic edible snake and intricate lego models . in the 9-12 age group there was fierce competition between eight competitors with some very creative edible creatures, colourful paintings of butterflies , beautiful dream catchers and tasty macaroon bars . in the 13-16 age group there was some very good artistic examples of entries with a really intricate sheep made out of modelling clay, some delicious millionaires shortbread, a decorated t shirt and a n imaginative dream catcher decorated with sea shells. in the open section for all age-gro ups, all the classes proved popular with the biggest entries being the decorated flower pot with 15 entries, next highest with 14 entries was the floating flower heads in a cereal bowl. there was a good entry in the photograph class with some very imaginative photos of different weather conditions. a ppropriately for a flower show there were 7 vegetable s grown by a child class – so we have some budding gardeners of the future! finally, the ever-popular miniature garden attracted a good number of entries with a wonderful range of ideas from the children . despite the difficult weather conditions this year there was a 4 0% increase in the number of entries to 103 in the vegetable section . w e have not had that level of entries since 2002! it was a very encouraging section with broad beans, french beans, potatoes and tomatoes being the most popular entries . the pot plant section was popular with the more unusual exhibits of orc hids, c acti and insectivorous plants being exhibited . there was also some beautiful fuchsia, colourful pelargonium and a huge display of vivid purple surfinia with the best exhibit being an outstanding begonia . the cut flower section although down on last year show ed a colourf ul array of gladioli, marigolds an d fragrant sweet peas . the floral theme continued in the decorative section which was well entered in every category with the competitors showing imaginative use of flowers and foli age in their displays including the ever-popular b owls of floating flower heads. there were very impressive novel arrangements of fresh flower arrangements in ladles, beautiful table centre decorations on a christmas theme and some very delicate miniature arrangements in thimbles . in the rural section, the theme was “ summer picnic ” and the ladies had certainly put their e xpert skills to full use with beautifully de signed and imaginative ly sewn picnic bags and napkins and colourful floral arrangements in tumblers . edible entr ies con sisted of savoury scotch eggs and tasty flapjack . although marks are not awarded for the display each rural had ensured that their entry was b eautifully and imaginativel y displayed to convey the summer picnic theme the handicrafts section enjoyed an increase in the number of exhibits with similar number of entries in e very class and they showed a range of practical and d ecorative skills . the more popular categorie s wer e a decorated flower pot, a child’s motif jumper, crocheted or knitted brooches and items of jewellery. the baking section was however down on last year but still there was a good spread of delectable treats . staples such as cheese scones, dropped scones and the set recipe for a courgette loaf were most popular with sugary treats such as victoria sponge, traybake and marzipan fruits also proving popular. the ja ms and jellies had the highest number of entries per class with raspberry jam, rhubarb & ginger jam and marmalade being the most popular all the above could have easily been washed down with the selectio n of wines, beers, ciders and liqueurs being entered with the highest category being in the liqueur category with a very diverse range of liqueurs being entered. again, the weather appears to have been favourable to the fruit growers with a 50% increase in the number of fruit entries. all categories were well entered with blackcurrants and gooseberries being the most popular. the theme for this year’s photographic sect ion was “ farming life ” and proved popular with some wonderful photos of different aspects of farming life . the s ales t able run by miss wilson, ladybank proved to be popular with br occoli kindly donated by mrs e crombi e, westhall . there was also a vegetable and fruit tombola with donations from kettle produce which was keenly supported by the visitors. outdoor games of putting, tub ball and horseshoe throwing proved popular with a large number of children and grown-up children alike with a large queue forming over the afternoon. afte rnoon teas were provided by the ladies in the kitchen who did a sterling job serving a steady flow of thirsty visitors. t rophi es were presented by rev. jeff martin of cupar o ld and monimail with l ogan reynolds present ing h im with a flowering plant as a thank you from the society . the show was rounded off with an auction of exhibits that had been very kindly donated by the competitors thus ending what had been a very successful 11 6 th show. willie fenton, on behalf of the society, thanked all the competitors, helpers and visitors who made the show possible and for making it such a success and encouraging everyone to come back next year. hall auction of promises august 15, 2018 by david h 0 comments read more dear all as you know, we have achieved extensive improvements to the village hall over the last three years. we thank everyone in the community for their continuing support of even

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