Blue School production

The annual winter Blue School production is this Friday at the town hall.

Article about Landaff Cheese in LA Times

The Erbs continue to get good publicity about their Landaff Cheese with an article in the food section of the LA Times. The cheese is available at Whole Foods Stores across the country and locally at the Littleton Co-op and The Brick Store and, of course, at the Creamery itself. If you don't see it at your local Whole Foods, ask for it.

To see the article click:
http://www.latimes.com/features/food/la-fo-artisan-cheese-20101021,0,7236627.story

Dance this Saturday

Don't forget that the Friends of Landaff
is holding its big Dance this
Saturday evening at 7pm at the town hall.
There will be live music, refreshments,
raffles and a pumpkin carving contest. 
Come and have fun with all of your friends! 

Autumn Dance Planned

An Autumn Dance will be held at the Landaff Town Hall on Saturday, October 23rd at 7:00 PM. Admission is $5.00 per person at the door. Entertaining with music for all ages will be the White Rose Band again this year.

There will be a “best pumpkin” contest so bring one or more to win a prize. Raffle tickets will be available to win several fine items and there will also be a 50-50. Cider and donuts (made locally) will be available for purchase.

Dill anyone?

We need a couple of sprigs of dill and thought we had planted some. Alas, we did not. If anyone out there has some we could have, it would be much appreciated.

On to autumn

Now that Old Home Day is safely in the rear view mirror, autumn is close on its heels. For the curious out there in blogsphere, the auction took in a little over $6,000. I'm not sure about the raffle and concession stand. The dinner netted around $1,100 that gets split between the Blue School and the fire department.

The most expensive item in the auction was the pie at $35o. Fireman Todd Breen won the coveted load of wood in the raffle.

Small town life at its best!

Don't forget to come to the Landaff Old Home Day Auction and Supper this weekend! The auction starts at 9 a.m. and runs until at least noon. There's a concession stand, raffle tickets and all kinds of great stuff going on in the center of town.

The dinner is at 5 p.m. or 6 p.m. call 838-6055. When you leave a message, you are all set. (Providing it is understandable.) The Parker Hill Road Band will play at 6:30 p.m. See you there!