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A time to remember...
L ate October to early November, churches often remember our lost loved ones by means of Bereavement Services and those who have lost their lives in global conflict over the years -Armistice Sunday
Remembering can bring about a mixture of emotions. Perhaps we have lost a spouse, child, relative or friend, and we are saddened when we remember, but it can sometimes bring about a sweet or humorous remembrance of them.
Armistice in November is a time when we remember those who gave their lives in two World Wars, in the Gulf, Afghanistan, the Falklands , not forgetting victims of terrorism such as 9/11, Borough Market, Westminster Bridge etc. Indeed to put all this in perspective historians tell us that over the last 5000 years of recorded world history there have only been 89 years of peace in the world and the reality is probably even less years of peace.
Many today living in the West, have forgotten the spiritual dimension to life. King George VI called for two national days of prayer during WW2. And many attribute the answers to these days of prayer as bringing about the ending of the Battle of Britain and the rescue of 338000 souls at Dunkirk which Churchill himself described as ‘a miracle.’
It’s only right that we should remember them, and the horrors they endured, and our own pain hurt and guilt we may have suffered or caused to others.
Remember the thief on the cross, dying next to Jesus, asked Jesus to ‘remember him when Jesus came into His Kingdom’ This thief realised that Jesus was the sinless Saviour, whereas the thief, knew he was a sinner and deserved his punishment.
Perhaps this November we will turn our thoughts to Jesus as our Saviour, who gave His life for us, taking the punishment that we deserve for all our wrong doing, knowing that we can be forgiven. For Jesus himself said, “whoever comes to Me I will in no way cast out”
Peter
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4th November All Saints
Revelation 21:1-6a
John 11:32-44
11th November Remembrance
Sunday
18th November 2nd before
Advent Hebrews 10:11-
14 & 19-25. Mark 13:1-8
25th November Christ the King Revelation 1:4b
-8 John 18:33-37
2nd December Advent Sunday Jeremiah 33:14-
16 Luke 21:25-36
Weston
Holy Communion
9am Tony Kidd
Morning Prayer
10am Tony Kidd
Holy Communion
9am Tony Kidd
Denton
Remembrance Service
10.45am Stewart Hartley
Holy Communion
11am Barry Miller
Fewston
Holy Communion
11am Richard Watson
Remembrance Service
10.45am John Charman
Morning Prayer 11am
Tony Collins
Blubber- houses
Holy Communion
11am Richard Watson
(Patronal Festival)
Farnley Family Service
9.30am John Charman
Communion & Remembrance Service 9.30am
Tony Collins
Holy Communion
9.30am Michael
Cleverley
Christingle Service 9.30am
Stewart Hartley
Leathley
Holy Communion
10am Barry Miller
Remembrance Service
10.45am Michael
Cleverley
Holy Communion
(BCP) 10am
Stewart Hartley
Family Service Stewart Hartley
Holy Communion
10am Barry or Michael
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Vacancy:
Clerk To The Trustees
Norwood Charities
Norwood Charities is a small Charity which has been operating in Norwood in The Washburn Valley for over 130 years. Originally it was set up to assist in providing education for children at Norwood School and the relief of poverty and hardship.
In more recent years the Charity has helped by providing items for educational needs at schools in the area, support for the elderly including social activities, Norwood Show and Young Farmers
Due to the ret irement of the current Clerk, the Trustees are wishing to appoint a replacement
Duties include –
Attendance and minute taking at 4 m eet i ngs a y ea r on Monda y evenings (shorthand not required)
Managing accounts and payments - this is quite small scale and the accounts can be done using a paper ledger
Record keeping
VAT every quarter
Candidates should have computer skills, be interested in the community and the work of the charity.
The position carries an honorarium
Applications for the post together with details of relative experience to date should be submitted by email to:
Gillian Knox [email protected] and
M a r t y n Ainsley [email protected]
Closing date for applications November 25th
Events in Weston, Askwith
and Denton
DOMINO EVENING & SUPPER
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17TH 7.00PM
ASKWITH VILLAGE HALL
Another great village evening
Bring your own Bottle
Adults £9, Children under 14 £5
TICKETS FROM MARY 461281, RHONA 602975, PAM 830210
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Dec 2nd Stall at Otley Victorian Fayre.
Music at Fewston Advance Notice
The Choir of St. Margaret’s Church, Ilkley
will be presenting their unique
Service for Advent
in the Parish Church of
St. Michael and St. Lawrence, Fewston
at 3.00 pm on Sunday 9th December.
All are welcome to what is a very special service. Light refreshments
will be available afterwards.
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Harvest Festival Thank you to everyone who supported the Harvest Festival, Harvest Auction and enjoyed the lovely supper at The Hopper Lane. Harvest hampers went to 15 local residents, many thanks to Denise Eagland for arranging and delivering – appreciation from one and all.
The Harvest Auction raised £432 for Blubberhouses Church restoration funds. Arm twisting by Blubberhouses own auctioneer, Kevin Wilson, created atmosphere for enjoyment and generous donations.
Stained Glass Windows
The East Window is sparkling, repaired ironwork and renovation of the glass has resulted in all three lights looking brilliant. The work on the remaining windows will be proceed soon.
Martin Johnson and Co, Stained glass and window conservators, of York are the experts carrying out this work.
Christmas Cards Delightful new designs, featuring the stained glass windows, available from Alison 01943 880192, Daphne 880268, Pat 880284 and Deborah Power, Treasurer. In packs of 6 for £5 – also in churches.
Paul Howell, photographer, is on board with photographs for Christmas cards and the 2020 calendar with views of Blubberhouses Church and our scenic Washburn Valley.
Join The Friends New members to support the Friends of Blubberhouses Church are most welcome, just come along to any event, have a word.
Sincere thanks to everyone for their support
The rows of headstones silent stand Their message clear, though mute; That we, in Britain’s peaceful land
Must silently salute.
Our peace was bought at dreadful price Through rain and fear and mud –
World conflict fought not once but twice So twice the cost in blood.
Each headstone bears a single name A single husband, son,
Who, when the call to duty came They did what must be done.
So, think upon those rows of stones Be silent, still as they
Remind us of those silent homes From when they went away.
Yes, spare a while to think of them It’s just two minutes’ time;
And say aloud, just once again That well-remembered rhyme:
They grow not old as we grow old, Nor do the years condemn;
But as the days and nights unfold, We will remember them.
by Nigel Beeton
Friends Of Blubberhouses Church
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Fewston Foxy
Ladies We’re having an open
meeting for all and everyone who would love to come and listen to Ian Smith speak about his life as an auctioneer. We are meeting at Fewston Parochial Hall at 7.30pm on Tuesday 20th November and we look forward to welcoming you to our friendly meeting.
If you want any more info, give Gillian a ring
on 01943 880362; Margaret 01943
462261; Shirley 01423 770281; Mary 01943 464507; Sheila 01943 468741; Joan 01943 466789
See you soon!
T&T
Do join us on Tuesday November 6th at 2pm when we will enjoying p r i z e w i n n i n g dominoes, as well as tea and excellent biscuits and lots of chat!
T&T meets at Norwood Social Hall and is for the over 60s. It is only £2 per person. If you want to hear more about T&T, give Gillian a ring on 880362 or Gladys on 880604 - we've always got time for T&T!
Askwith Village
Community
invite you to a
Christmas Social get together
At Askwith Village Hall
On Saturday December 8th
7.30 pm onwards
Free entry & nibbles
Christmas music
Bar
Everyone welcome
Come along get the festive
season started
Music at Fewston
One hundred years ago on November 11th the First World War was brought to an end with the signing of the armistice between the Allied Forces and the German High Command. This momentous event will be commemorated through music and word in a concert to be held in -
Fewston Church on
November 9th at 7.00pm
The Pinsuti Chamber Choir
Conducted by Robert Webb
and The Washburn Valley Choir
Conducted by Alistair Wood
will present music by Parry, Faure, Vaughan-Williams and others.
Tickets £8.00 from Mrs C Beaumont 01943 465977 ; Mrs P Anderson 01943 880284; Mr J Charman 01943 466712, or at the door. Profits to Help for Heroes and Combat Stress.
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Fewston Parochial Hall Fewston parochial hall committee are organising teas, lunches and homemade cakes for Yorkshire air ambulance on sat 24th and sun 25th November from 11am till 430pm. Homemade cakes would be greatly appreciated.
Discussion Group First and third Wednesdays 10.30AM at Fewston Parochial Hall. More information from me Peter Wood on 01943 880558 and at [email protected]
Teddy Church Welcomes all babies and toddlers and their favourite Teddy Bear to an informal Story, Play and Sing session at Fewston Church and Centre every 2nd Friday of every month throughout the year and we start at 10 am. Parents, Grandparents and Carers welcome. Light refreshments are provided for babies, toddlers and carers.
Washburn Valley Choir We meet regularly on Monday evenings at St. Oswald’s, Leathley. We are always keen to take on new members and you can be assured of a warm welcome. Being able to read music is a slight advantage; we sing a mix of A Cappella and accompanied music, some Ancient, some Modern and some “In Between”?!
Anyone wanting further information, don’t hesitate to ring me, Alistair Wood, on 01132843109 or e-mail [email protected] Website - www.washburnvalleychoir.org.uk
Crafting, Chatting And A Cuppa! The Robinson Library in Timble
Our connection is that we all love making things, sewing, knitting/crocheting, embroidery, patchwork etc. etc.
We would like to invite anyone in the valley who may be interested in joining us to bring their own work along or alternatively come to start to make something new, lots of advice will be available.
for more information contact: Alison Jackson [email protected]
Last Friday Supper There will be a Last Friday Supper on 30th November. It’s £12.50 per head for a 2 course supper bring your own bottle, or we have decent wine available to buy on the night. Booking essential Please contact Paul Howarth on 01943 465076 for more info thank you.
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Farnley Rota Nov/Dec 2018
If any person is unable to manage the dates please contact Jeanette for a phone list to swap with others [email protected] phone or text 07767320899
NOVEMBER Family Service 4 HC &Remembrance 11 No
Service 18
Holy Communion 25 Christingle 2
CLEANING Sheila Herbert Peter and Lyn Goodwin X Joan Clayton (res
JW) Fran Dale
FLOWERS Sheila Herbert Sheila Herbert X Joan Clayton (res
JW) X
HEATING DE/PG DE/PG X DE/PG DE/PG
KEYHOLDER/Welcome
Lyn Goodwin Yvonne Dale-Winder X Lyn Goodwin Lyn Goodwin
COFFEE L Goodwin & Caroline
Eadon Y. Dale-Winder & S
Herbert X
J Clayton and M Donovan
P Bullen & S Robertson
CASH RECORDER
Philip Herbert Philip Herbert X David Eadon Y Dale-Winder
SEPTEMBER Bench - D&J Clayton Tidy - any persons
DECEMBER ADVENT +
CHRISTINGLE 2 9 16 23
CHRISTMAS EVE 24
CHRISTMAS DAY 25
30
CLEANING Fran Dale Fran Dale X Big Team
Clean " " X
NO FLOWERS
X X x Catriona Cleverley
" Top up after
service
HEATING TURN ON
David Eadon/JW Yvonne Dale-
Winder x David Eadon X
KEYHOLDER/welcome
Richard Game Yvonne Dale-
Winder
Clergy and Christine
Eadon
Mary Donovan
Mary Donovan
X
COFFEE Pauline B and
SouMoi R Yvonne Dale-
Winder Lyn Goodwin X
CASH RECORDER
Lyn Goodwin Philip Herbert x Christine
Eadon Yvonne Dale-
Winder David Eadon X
DECEMBER x x Path D
Robinson
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Denton Flower Rota Nov 4 H Crawford
11 K Boothman
18 “
25 A Chadwick
Dec 2 “
From the
Registers
Flower
Rotas
Weston Cleaning and
Flower Rota 4th November Mrs P Senior
11th & 18th November Mrs L Kendall
25th Nov & 2nd Dec Mrs J Cowgill
Baptisms 30th September Freya Grace Campbell at Leathley
7th October Lara Ann Cockshott at Farnley
Weddings 15th September Wedding Blessing, Georgia Walton and Ian Carlisle at Denton
6th October Wedding, Emma Cartwright and Robert Broderick at Denton
Funerals David Lofthouse 26th September at Fewston
Leathley Flower Rota Nov 4th & 11th N Hawkins
Nov 18 & 25th E Webster
Save the Date! Weston, Denton and
Askwith Open Gardens
weekend will take place on
29th
and 30th
June 2019
Jane and John
Charman and their daughter Eleanor wish to thank all their friends for prayers, and warm congratulations on the occasion of her Ordination in Inverness Cathedral on the 15th. September 2018.
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Across 1 and 20 Down Lord of all ..., Lord of all..., whose trust, ever child-like, no cares could destroy (11,3)
9 Moses' question to a fighting Hebrew labourer: Why are you ... your fellow Hebrew? (Exodus 2:13) (7)
10 Acclaimed cellist who contracted multiple sclerosis at the height of her fame, Jacqueline ...(2,3)
11 At even ... the sun was set, the sick, O Lord, around thee lay (3)
13 A descendant of Gad (Numbers 26:16) (4)
16 Do not leave Jerusalem, but ... for the gift my Father promised
(Acts 1:4) (4)
17 Clambers (Jeremiah 48:44) (6)
18 Peter's response to questioning by the Sanhedrin: We must ...God rather than men! (Acts 5:29) (4)
20 Christian paraplegic author, artist and campaigner, ... Eareckson Tada (4)
21 Bird partial to the nests of other birds (6)
22 Such large crowds gathered round him that he got into a boat and sat ... ...(Matthew 13:2) (2,2)
23 Infectious tropical disease (4)
25 Tree (3)
28 No fear of me should ... you, nor should my hand be heavy upon you(Job 33:7) (5)
29 For example, to Titus, Timothy or Philemon (7)
30 Week beginning with Pentecost Sunday, according to the Church's calendar (11)
Down 2 O Jerusalem, how ... I have longed to gather your children together (Matthew 23:37) (5)
3 Way out (4)
4 Exhort (Romans 12:1) (4)
5 Done (anag.) (4)
6 Highest of the four voice-parts in a choir (7)
7 Concerning the study of God (11)
8 Uniquely, it has Abbey, Cathedral and Chapel (11)
12 Admonish (Matthew 16:22) (6)
14 Frozen (3)
15 Established form of religious ceremony (6)
19 Inscription often found on gravestones (7)
20 See 1 Across
24 Behaved (Joshua 7:1) (5)
25 Time (anag.) (4)
26 Lists choice of meals (4)
27 For the wages of sin is death, but the ... of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus (Romans 6:23) (4)
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Washburn Heritage Centre www.washburnvalley.org.
N ovember is the beginning of our winter tea room opening hours. From Sunday 4 November we will be open from 11.00 – 16.00 on Sundays only until the end of March 2019.
Our current exhibition and programme of events on the theme of ‘War and the Washburn Valley’ is proving to be very popular and you may have seen some of the local press coverage we’ve received. If you haven’t yet seen the exhibition, please pop in to the tea room. The exhibition has been very thoroughly researched. It is a poignant exhibition that will be moving and emotional for anyone visiting. The exhibition includes a graphic panel dedicated to each of the 15 men named on the Fewston Memorial with details of the servicemen’s lives, where they came from, their service number and regiment, a shorty synopsis of their life and where possible, photographs and index cards. There is also a display of artefacts including: a diary of a young German girl who worked in munitions factories; a brass Christmas box sent to troops during WW1; a German Naval Officer’s dress dagger; books and photographs of mementos from the WW1 Middle East campaign.
The events running in November are:
Friday 2 Nov, 7-10pm – Wartime Supper & Singalong, a three course supper based on wartime recipes and a singalong to some well-known wartime songs. Cash bar. Tickets cost £24 or £19.50 for members.
Thursday 8 Nov, 7.30 to 9pm – Strawberry Dale to Passchendaele talk by John Sheehan on the Harrogate Battalion at the Somme and Passchendaele. £7.50 or £6 for members.
Fri 9 Nov, 7pm – WW1 Centenary Commemoration in Fewston Church. £8 from John Charman, 01943 466712, Pat Anderson, 01943 880284 or Cheri Beaumont, 01943 465977. Profits to Help for Heroes and Combat Stress.
Wed 14 Nov, 2 - 4.30pm – Whist Drive & Afternoon Tea – Gladys Spence leads an afternoon of whist in memory of the many fund-raising events run by the Comforts Committee of the Washburn Valley during WW1. £15 or £12 for members.
Tues 20 Nov, 9.30am – Farnley & Leathley, £12.50 or £10 for members, walk including 1940’s lunch.
Tues 27 Nov, 7.30pm – ‘All about gin’, talk and gin sampling by Mike Carthy, co-founder of The Spirit of Harrogate (producers of Slingsby Gin). £12.50 or £10 for members.
If you would like to book a place at any of the events (other than WW1 Centenary Commemoration), please contact the Centre, email: [email protected] or call: 01943 880794 (please leave a message if the office is closed). Bookings must be paid for within five days.
As always, we welcome new members and new volunteers. If you would like to join our friendly team of volunteers please contact the Centre. We offer a variety of roles, whether you would like to serve in our tearoom or help at our many events, you will be given a warm welcome and an opportunity to meet new people.
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Washburn Parish Council
A t the recent Parish Council meeting the council held discussions on the repairs required to the damaged viewfinder that overlooks Swinsty Reservoir located on Maud Lane. Council were dismayed that the damage had been caused by a disposable barbecue.
A major topic of debate related to the future status of Billy Lane in Timble. The Council heard views from a number of residents as well as considered written representations. The Council resolved to maintain its objection to the current order to record Billy Lane as a Restricted Byway.
The Council were informed that commuted sums held by Harrogate Borough Council had been secured for use at Fewston Cemetery and the parish caretaker would be undertaking works on the water butt and benches.
At the meeting the Council also reported new highways issues, responded to new planning applications received and instructed maintenance works in the Parish.
The next meeting of Washburn Parish Council will be held on Monday 29th October 2018 at the Robinson Library in Timble. Commencing at 7.30pm. Should you wish to contact any of your councillors please email [email protected]
www.washburnparishcouncil.co.uk
Fashion Show & Shopping Night Update
O n Thursday 11th October, The Millstones hosted a Charity Fashion Show and Shopping Evening with Harriet’s and Sheer Bliss in aid of raising money for Friends of Kettlesing Felliscliffe Community Primary School. There were stalls from Firefly Embroidery, Flamingo Paperie cards, Genevieve Gems, Tropic
skincare and local designer and painter William Watson West. Tickets sold really well and the raffle was very popular with prizes from local businesses Bijouled, Cashmere Cabin, Club Energy, G23, Gifted Angel, Love Brownies, Jenni’s Dresser, Morgan Clare, Paintbox, Porters, Snooty Frox, Space NK, The Sun Inn, Yorkshire Hamper in Otley as well as the fabulous stalls and venue. The evening was a huge success raising a total of £1076 for the PTA. We would like to thank everyone involved, everyone who show their support and bought tickets with special thanks to The Millstones and Cain’s of Harrogate.
Christmas Village Fair
Friends of Kettlesing Felliscliffe Community Primary School will be hosting their annual Christmas Fair Friday 30th November at Kettlesing Millennium Village Hall, 6 -8pm everyone is welcome.
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T he club had a great summer with success once again at the County rally!
This was a massive effort by all the members with hard work and lots of practice really
paying off. The club won the overall and most of the team trophies and there were a lot of individual success too. In the display section we did very well with Joe Grove’s wooden model farmyard and James Driffield’s cheese board winners in their class.
Judges did very well across the board, especially Katie Liddle 1st intermediate Breeding sheep, Luby Grayshon 1st senior Butchers lamb, Lucy Groves 1st Junior Hound judging, Jacob Ryder 1st junior Pig Judging and Josh Ryder 1st senior Pig judging.
The flower arrangers must also get a big well done, Gemma Farrar 1st juniors and Emily Farrar 1st intermediate. The cookery team had 3 very young but keen junior girls competing for the first time! They came a very commendable 2nd place. Well done everyone.
The 6th June was a great meeting after everyone’s hard work at the rally. A visit to Billy Bobs Ice cream Parlour. We had a massive turn out and were really well looked after by Gary and his family who gave us a tour round and even let us all have a free ice cream.
June was an exceptionally busy month for our members. The 13th was a practice farm evaluation, kindly hosted by Nick and Julie Houseman at Prospect farm. We all got to have a go valuing livestock and machinery ready for the district Evaluation, the next week.
On the 15th some of our members took part in the annual rounder’s competition held at Burnsall and hosted by Wharfedale YFC. This was a good fun night and although we had 2 of the youngest teams competing, we were always in contention. One team managed to get through to the semi finals where they met their match against Burnsall cricket club members.
20th was the District Evaluation and Farnleys turn to host it. Many thanks to the Bush family for allowing us to use their farm as a venue. It was a very successful night with all machinery and livestock a credit to them. Julie Houseman was on hand to provide some very tasty pork sandwiches. Felliscliffe took the overall trophy, but our members held their own with the club coming 2nd. Tom Bradley won the intermediates and Joe Groves came 2nd in the juniors.
22nd June was a Race Night organised by the members
at the Hopper Lane Hotel. A good night was had by all with all the races and horses sold out. £950 was raised for club funds. We are hoping there will be more nights like this next year!
23rd Northern Area Field Day was another great day for the club and enjoyed by everyone who competed or went to support. Members took part in competitions ranging from singing a hunting song to a secure load challenge. There were a lot of great individual results and Yorkshire A did well, they came 2nd overall, but the best result of the day came from a make shift team of Holly Roberts, Daisy Roberts, Katie Liddle, Jacob Ryder, Charlie Ryder and Izzy Bush. They had to complete a water themed assault course dressed as farmers through the ages. What pace and desire they all showed as they managed to transport the most amount of water around in the quickest time, all the time sporting the best costume by far, taking 1st place.
A busy weekend to say the least came nest. On the 29th June we had some very good stock judges competing at Craven Cattle market for the Yorkshire show judging. Farnley took the overall club trophy and the trophy for most points in combined cattle judging. There was some fantastic individual result.
Junior Beef – 1st James Driffield
3rd Jacob Ryder
Senior Beef - 3rd Josh Ryder
Junior Pigs - 1st Jacob Ryder
2nd Charlie Ryder
Junior Dairy - 2nd Holly Roberts
3rd Gemma Farrar
Well done everyone who took part.
The 30th June and 1st July were very memorable and great for the club. The 30th June was the National Finals of the Public Speaking Competition. Jacob Ryder speaking as part of the Yorkshire and Northern Area A team was hoping to become the first member from Farnley Estate to win this prestigious competition. Unfortunately, it was not to be (this year), but he came away with 3rd on the day and a great experience competing with some extremely talented individuals. His 2 teammates, both from Silsden with Skipton FYC came first as Chairman and Vote of Thanks which enabled them a 2nd overall, just 2 points behind the winners.
Farnley Estate Young Farmers Club By Jacob Ryder
What a wonderful summer with Farnley Estate Young Farmers Club.
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Cont. . . . . .
T he 1st July was the National final of the Dodgeball competition. The Farnley team had really bonded through the earlier rounds and came into the final unbeaten.
We were drawn into 2 leagues with the winners of each competing in the final. The main competition was the local Staffordshire team who seemed to have one outstanding player. We got through to the Final game, a best of 5, we won the first 2 games quite easily and then let the other team back in! so, it was down to the last game, this is where our team work paid off and the opposition seemed like a one-man team. We won the final game making it 3-2 to Farnley Estate, which saw us retain the trophy we won last year at the rounders. What a team! Joe Groves, Dan Farrar, Jacob Ryder, Jess Barker, Lucy Groves, Daisy Roberts, Charlie Ryder and Josh Groves.
14th July again Farnley had a strong team taking part at the Northern Area Stockman of the Year competition hosted by Lancashire.
Senior Luby Grayshon 3rd Beef
Emily Farrar 4th Beef
Junior Gemma Farrah 1st Dairy and 4th overall
Jacob Ryder 1st Beef and 3rd Pigs
Holly Roberts 1st Beef
Daisy Roberts 3rd Breeding sheep
This was a great end to the judging season and a real credit to all that have competed throughout the year.
18th July we had an end of season family night at Spofforth Cricket club. Well done to our 2 chefs Matt and Jim, not a burnt sausage to be found! We had a rodeo bull and a great game of football-rugby! We even had an ice cream van who did flying trade.
11th august our members Josh Ryder and Francesca Rathmell tied the knot. A lot of members were at the wedding to help them celebrate a wonderful day. We also did a guard of honour as the newly weds left the church. We wish the new couple well and look forward to seeing their daughter Remy at the club soon!
31st August, we had 2 members competing at the National Final of the Stockman of the Year competition. New member Emily Bradley and Luby Grayshon, both did very well with Luby winning the pig judging part.
5th September. We have started the new 2018/2019 season. This was the first meeting of the year. A min
rally at the Farrar’s. there must have been nearly 60 members competing in a range of competitions from judging cows and lambs to identifying herbs and breeds of dogs. This is a very popular night, thank you to Matt and Becky for organising it all and providing a lovely supper.
Results Junior 1st Daisy Roberts
Seniors 1st Emily Farrar
19th September was our Annual General Meeting. We had a packed room at Almscliffe village hall with members keen for positions of office within the club. We have a new team at the top of James Driffield chairman and Francesca Ryder as secretary. Izzy Bush is minutes secretary and Billie Towers is the new treasurer. We also had a change of club leaders with Caroline Liddle stepping down and Jim Roberts joining Matt and Ben. The club thanked Emily for all that she had done as chairman the previous year and also Caroline on her 2 years as club leader.
The last finals of the year were at Malvern Show on 29/30th September. On the Saturday we had our very young team of cooks taking part in the National final for the first time! Anna Bunton, Izzy Bush and Georgina Featherstone did brilliantly they came 15th, even with a dodgy cooker! What a great achievement by them and all that helped.
The 30th was the finals of the flower arranging where we had (amazingly) 4 members competing. They all did very well indeed with great results
Holly Roberts J u n i o r s 5th
Gemma Farrar J u n i o r s 7th
Emily Farrar Intermediates 9th
Heidi Craighead S e n i o r s 15th
That capped off a brilliant year for the club, good luck to everyone this year!
As always if anyone would like to come and join our club, age 10-26 we meet weekly at 7.30pm, contact James Driffield on 07552779350 or Francesca Ryder on 07904400335.
Jacob Ryder
Farnley Estate Young Farmers Club By Jacob Ryder
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3 00 years ago, on 3rd Nov 1718 that John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich, was born. He may have been Postmaster General and First Lord of the Admiralty, but we remember him today as the inventor of the sandwich, which he ordered from his chef to sustain him at the gambling table.
150 years ago, on 13th Nov 1868 that Gioachino Rossini, major Italian composer, died. Best known for his operas, including The Barber of Seville.
100 years ago, on 4th Nov 1918 that Wilfred Owen, British poet and soldier, was killed. One of the leading poets of WW1, he was noted for his shocking realistic poetry about the horrors of trench warfare. Killed in action a week before the war ended, aged 25.
Also 100 years ago, on 11th Nov 1918 that Armistice Day saw the end of World War 1.
90 years ago, on 18th Nov 1928 that Walt Disney released ‘Steamboat Willie’, the first Disney cartoon with fully synchronised sound, which saw the debut of Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse.
80 years ago, on 9th Nov 1938 that the Kristallnacht (the night of broken glass) began when the Nazis burned synagogues and destroyed thousands of Jewish homes and businesses in Germany and Austria. More than 30,000 Jews were transported to concentration camps.
75 years ago, from 28th Nov – 1st Dec 1943 that WW2’s Tehran Conference took place. US President Franklin D Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Soviet Leader Joseph Stalin met to discuss plans for a second front against Nazi Germany. This led to the D-Day assault on Normandy and the Allied invasion of occupied Europe, beginning in June 1944.
70 years ago, on 4th Nov 1948 that American-born British poet and playwright T. S. Eliot won the 1948 Nobel Prize for Literature.
Also 70 years ago, on 14th Nov 1948 that Charles, Prince of Wales, was born.
65 years ago, on 9th Nov 1953 that Dylan Thomas, Welsh poet, playwright and short story writer, died. Best known for his play Under Milk Wood, and his hard-drinking lifestyle.
50 years ago, on 28th Nov 1968, that Enid Blyton, British children’s writer, died. One of the most successful children’s writers of the 20th century, she wrote more than 762 books. Best known for Noddy and the Famous Five series.
25 years ago, on 1st Nov 1993 that the Maastricht Treaty came into effect, establishing the European Union.
20 years ago, on 24th Nov 1998 that the British Government unveiled plans to abolish the rights of hereditary peers to sit and vote in the House of Lords.
15 years ago, on 22nd Nov 2003 that England won the Rugby World Cup for the first time.
10 years ago, on 4th Nov 2008 that Barack Obama was elected as the 44th President of the United States.
All In The Month Of November
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Answers Clergy Vicar: Vacancy
Associate Priest: The Revd Tony Collins 01765 620393, [email protected]
The Revd Barry Miller, 01943 467641 [email protected]
The Revd Michael Cleverley, Honorary Assistant Priest 01943 851234
The Revd Stewart Hartley 01943 464106
Minister for Norwood & Timble
Revd Leonora Wassell Flat 1, Woodside, Harrogate HG1 5NG 01423 705001, [email protected]
Warden Norwood Retreat Centre, Norwood, Otley LS21 2RA 01943 464458 ~ [email protected]
Readers John Charman, Norwood Hall Cottage, Norwood LS21 2RA 01943 466712
Peter Wiggins, 32 Manley Road, Ben Rhydding, Ilkley LS29 8QP 01943 609599
Benefice Administrator Hazel Pullan 01943 466098 [email protected] Mon, Wed, Fri 9.30am - 11.30am
Norwood & Timble Methodist Chapels are in the circuit of Wharfedale & Aireborough Revd Lesley Taylor, Minister 6 Newall Hall Park, Otley LS21 2RD 01943 462308 / [email protected]
Churchwardens Weston: Rosemary Row 01943 466726
Fewston: Cheri Beaumont 01943 465977
Blubberhouses: Pat Anderson 01943 880284
Leathley: Terry Bramall CBE 07802 877799
& Tony Webster 01943 468376
Farnley: Lyn Goodwin 01943 969953
Websites: Leathley Church
www.leathleychurch.org
Farnley Church
www.farnleyallsaints.org
Fewston and Blubberhouses
www.fewstonwithblubberhouses.org.uk
Weston Church
www.westonchurch.wordpress.com
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Nov 2018
Edited By Mike Sant, 3 Church Row, Denton, Ilkley, LS29 0HQ
Email; [email protected]
Next Contribution Deadline 12th Nov
FPH = Fewston Parochial Hall - WHC = Washburn Heritage Centre - NSH = Norwood Social Hall.
Every Mon Washburn Valley Choir P7
Every Tues Bible Study (Peter Wiggins) P20
Every 2nd Wed Farnley Estate WI Meeting
Every 2nd Thurs Askwith With Weston WI
Every 2nd Fri Teddy Church P7
Every 1st&3rd Wed Discussion Group (FPH) P7
Every 2nd Wed Coffee Morning at The Robinson
Library
P6
Every Wednesday Farnley Estate Young Farmers
Club
P16
Fri 2nd Wartime Supper & Sing Along (WHC) P14
Tues 6th TNT P6
Thurs 8th Strawberry Dale to Passchendaele (WHC) P14
Fri 9th Music at Fewston P6
Fri 9th Centenary Commemoration
WW1 Armistice
P10
&14
Wed 14th Whist Drive & Afternoon Tea (WHC) P14
Sat 17th Domino Evening and Supper P4
Tues 20th Fewston Foxy Ladies P6
Tues 20th Walk & 1940’S Lunch (WHC) P14
Sat 24th Christmas Fair Leathley Village Hall P11
24th/25th Fewston Parochial Hall Teas P7
Tues 27th All About Gin (WHC) P14
Fri 30th Last Friday Supper P7
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