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tion party on which the whole village joined in. The Mayor and Mayoress of the Ribbie Valiey, Couni Ri-.


; chard Sherras and Mrs Lynne Pate, cut the ribbon to start proceedings, then young and old alike tucked into cakes and sandwiches and cups of te a . , s- Neat blue-and-white table-


cloths were laid on tables set out in front of the Downham;


. Road shop, and bunting print­ ed with the shop’s name flut; tered above the scene.'


,c: One visitor arrived in a vin- ■ tage Ford car, recreating the '


Edwardian fun and ‘Brain Freeze' challenge on TV as-villag'e rallies round for shop's cerit^nafyf r ‘ The fun really started with V Susan Brass at Quirky Quentin *


:■ the'shop’s ?Brain Freeze Chal-’- 1 ; tenge’^ for ali comers to eat as much ice cream as possible in aminute.^ •


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, Crone.sampledithe home­ made ice cream. 1 J 1 ! ,


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■: for better weather. It was re- v al ice cream weather, up to 33 ■; degrees. Even the icing on the\


■ cakes andbunswasmelting! " ';: .“We had so much help from > ■ lots of other people in the vil- -;


; 1924 scene published in last-■ week’s Advertiser and Times.


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;, photographs,-Justine Burcher,?? i Safira and Saul Franco; Angela- Moyle, Janet Harrison from the :;


. Manor House, and Ernie Sedg- ’ wick.”


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shop since 1999 and are helped by ; daughters Louise and Larna. , :;: ;The event was more than just-!"


acelebration. Money raised from ^ - the,“Brain Freeze” challenge will be split between the armed fore- ?; es charity SSAFA, and A Soldier’s ': Journey, founded by Chatburn *: serviceman Sgt Rick Clement.


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