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PARISH NEWS Signs of Autumn! November 75P Where Sold Aley Green - Pepperstock Slip End - Woodside PARISH NEWS Signs of Autumn! November 75p where sold Pictures from events around the Parish. Farley Hill 50th Anniversary, Rising Sun 175th Anniversary, Aley Green Autumn Fayre and the Airport information displays in the Village Hall 2 Centrebus Ltd Friendship Club Our last outing for this year was to Why doesn’t the Centrebus 231 bus Eastbourne. Not so lucky this time as we service stop at the Front Street / Old did have rain but not heavy enough to School Walk junction? worry us too much. As it was very heavy Dave Streeton, the Operations Manager travelling down, I asked our driver, John, of Centrebus Ltd, in Dunstable, e-mailed to take us up Beachy Head. It would have to explain: been nice but we were in mist, so not a lot to see! Never mind—better luck next ‘This is an unmarked bus stop so there’s time. no pole, flag or raised kerb for customers to board or alight at. This stop is not We are now looking forward to our regularly used but there are a number of Christmas Dinner! concession pass holders who do wish to Pam King board and alight here. Exciting Opportunity ‘The problem we incur is that from the junction of Front Street and Old School for Slip End Girl! Walk to the verge there are usually cars WELL DONE AMY!! parked on the kerb and this hinders a An exciting opportunity has safe passage from the bus to the path been offered to Amy Lester, and vice versa, and as the main custom- aged 8, from St. Andrews ers that use this stop are elderly, it is a Close, Slip End. She is to concern to Centrebus to let customers appear alongside the flam- board or alight the bus here as the drop is boyant Lily Savage aka Paul increased and potential falls could occur. O’Grady who is playing Mrs Wishy Wahsy in the pantomime Aladdin at the 02 arena in ‘To ensure customer safety we have London. instructed staff to continue their journey to Pepperstock and alight passen on the “Oh no she hasn’t….. Oh yes she has!” other side of the road, which is usually Amy, who attends Slip End Lower School, is clear. currently rehearsing her jazz and tap routines ‘Centrebus has the welfare of its as well as practising her singing skills. Amy customers to consider and they would like was one of a number of girls who were to apologise for any inconvenience this encouraged, by dance teacher Tiffany Reed, might cause’. to attend an audition in September. You can access the Centrebus website Amy attends Tiffany Reed Dance School in at: http://www.centrebus.info/Pages/ Caddington and is now a member of the default.aspx Bright Sparks Dance Academy in Croydon. The performance “Aladdin, a wish come true”, will run from 7th December 2012 – 5th January 2013. Amy is very excited about appearing on the same stage as her idol Katy Perry and also wants to know if the Queen will be coming to watch! Karen Lester 3 CPG News for October There are 3 plots left on the Youth Club allotments at the moment, if The Projects Group was very pleased with you are interested in having a the turn out over the summer holidays when plot, please contact Derek on the youth club was run by Karen Bracey and 736 892. her band of helpers. CPG is whole heartedly behind the youth helpers if they decide to run the youth club in 2013. Watch this space Christmas Biscuits for information in the next edition for the The list of parishioners possible launch date. In the meantime we’d that qualify for our like to wish Toby, Karen’s son, a speedy Christmas Gift has been recovery following his recent accident. thoroughly updated and we now have 210 people who qualify! They The Good Neighbour Scheme – must be over 65 years of age and have lived that’s what we’re calling it too! in the parish for 5 years or more. Paul The meeting at the village hall on Cooper is busy sourcing the biscuits and the 24th September was a great success, we Sarah will be issuing delivery lists to our have 30 volunteers now interested in joining CPG volunteers for delivery in December. our scheme. If you qualify for a tin or you know a After much deliberation and suggestions, we parishioner that qualifies and might not be have decided on our name! We’re going to on the list please contact Sarah on 07868 call it the Good Neighbour Scheme! 742 904 or e-mail her at:- We had our first committee meeting on the [email protected] 8th October and are delighted to announce that Simon Patterson is our Chairman, with The CPG meets the second Tuesday of the his wife Carol our Secretary, and Carol month, at 7.30pm in the Social Club – come Beeton is our treasurer. Our other along, we’re a friendly bunch, the meeting is committee members are now busy very informal and usually over in an hour. organising the important documents that We have funds to spend on the Parish and such a scheme needs (volunteer packs, data we value your input! November’s meeting is th protection agreements, terms of reference) on the 13 . and we will be announcing our next Sarah Minnighan volunteers meeting shortly. Chairman CPG If you’re interested in joining the scheme or want more information please look up the Good Neighbour Scheme page on the Slip 1st Woodside Brownies End website – www.slipend.co.uk – you The Brownies would like to say thanks to can find it under the Community Projects those who supported the Coffee Evening Group button. in aid of Macmillan Cancer Care. Last Few Allotment Plots Available! A total of £140 was raised. Derek Worsley confirmed that the subs for this year are in and he has been up to Luton Well done! Hoo and paid them at the estate office. 4 the Children and Families to do! We hope to FoSELS Report see plenty of you there. A belated welcome back to everyone after the Summer Holidays and On a final note.... we are always in need of into the Autumn Term! helpers and volunteers for our events and to help with fundraising ideas. If you think you The FoSELS team was very busy over the would like to help in any way at all, however holidays, moving into our new storage area small, we would be delighted to hear from and getting prepared for all the events we have you. planned for the rest of the year. All enquiries to Debbie on 0789 603 7853 or The children took part in a Harvest Festival [email protected] competition where they decorated vegetable people that were then used to decorate our Debbie Newsome, FoSELS Chair Harvest produce that was distributed by the Church to the local community. The winning children received art themed prizes. Date for your diary:- ON 1st DECEMBER 2.30pm until 5pm, FoSELS CHRISTMAS FAYRE. Once again we will be visited by Santa, have stalls galore, and many things for 5 www.Hungryhounds.co.uk J&P SCAFFOLDING ‘Delivering quality dog food, straight to your front door’ Tony Hussey Mobile: 07730 744174 14 Meadow Road 01525 875345 Toddington LU5 6BB Phil Johnson Mobile: 07720 846963 Tel/Fax: 01582 429106 [email protected] ROBERT’S GARDENING Do you want to advertise SERVICE & MAINTENANCE in this space? Landscaping Rubbish Removal Call Katrina Fencing - Weeding on Planting Advice Special Rates for the Elderly 07753 168443 Call Robert on 0789 1402229 Chiropodist Tiny Toes Childminding Registered Childminder State Registered NCMA Insured & First Aider Home visits Evening & Weekend appointments Keith Appleby BSc (Hons), MChS, SRCh Sarah Saunders 07956 119334 Telephone: 01582 873136 Based in Caddington Need a reliable Pastel Window & Carpet Cleaner? Painting Artist We operate in the Portrait Slip End area For free quotation Dogs a Speciality - Reasonable Rates contact us on Contact: Bea Malsbury (Slip End) 01462 629302 Tel: 01582 488489 07970 406 926 DOMESTIC APPLIANCE A. McClelland REPAIRS Washing Machines, Dishwashers, Pest Control Driers, Cookers, Microwaves, Fridges & Storage Heaters For fast response call Mobile 0777 494 8415 Barrie Acton or office 01582 872158 Slip End (01582) 728865 e-Mail: [email protected] or Mobile 07802 723160 6 Tennis Club Quiz Night The Quiz Night held on Sat. 6th October was once again well supported by our ‘regulars’. It was good to have some first timers too! The 10 Teams helped raise £260 for the Club funds. Once again an interesting and varied quiz was prepared and presented by Peter Smith, ably assisted by his wife Margaret, who kept the scores. Thank you to them both. A welcome midway break supper of fish/chicken and chips went down very well. The Quiz was a very close run thing, with the Buttery Team “Deuce” eventually The Winning Team winning by two points from the Parry Team Editor’s Column “New Balls Please”. Their prize was a bottle of wine each. The new comers “Woodside Autumn has definitely arrived, with Harvest Yokels” made a good effort, considering they Festivals at Churches and Schools. Now, over were the smallest team and were given lottery the past few days I have noticed that the trees tickets for the Saturday evening. Have not have really started to change colour. We have heard if they were more successful with the just been away for a weekend and found some lottery? Thank you to everybody who glorious colours in the gardens of a couple of supported the event, donated a raffle prize, or National Trust properties we visited in Devon purchased raffle tickets.
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