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Hunshelf Chat 20 CHRISTMAS rryNsHpLF-, ISSUE A Ghristmas Message %ily:ilfl'I'rom OK, hands up all those who are ready t seems only a short while ago tlat I received a phone call from a complete for Christmas... Well I'm glad I'm not stranger asking me to write a piece for a journal that I had never heard of. As a alone. You would think after all these minister new on the patch it felt srange constructing a message for people I years I would be a bit more prepared - had never met. leopard change unfortunately this can't The months since I arrived in these parts seem to have flown by and now this it's spots, and once again I'm message is in response to a person I know and will be read by people I have hopelessly unprepued.It would take a encountered during my ministry. thdn internet shopping, home lot more It has been a great privilege to share in people's lives, both in the everyday ups delivery supermarkets and gift and downs and in the more significant events which mark our passage along life's vouchers to sort me out. The advantage joumey. I suppose my job is unique in the access it affords to the special moments of this, of course, is that by the time I of many families. I share in &e joy of new life; the commiunent. of marriage; and buy mv p;ese.rts, its the Januarv Sqt"s! -tbe p:?ssi:ge through death. In all tbese tJings, it is r.y re.spcnsi!:ilitv tc belp 1e:p!: Whatever state of readiness you are interpret their life's story in relation !o the God who loves them. in, I you restful wish all a lovely, time To me this is the nature of ministry; to stand in the middle of life's jumble and this Chrisunas and hope Santa brings joy rather than to administer religion 'standing six feet above contradiction'. This you you all that wished for. is the very nature of the God I try to serve. Not a god who is remote from creation A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A but God in the very midst of things. HAPPY NEW YEAR. This is the significance of Chrisrnas for me, that God is in the world not aloof Claire Derrick, Editor from it. God chooses the ordinariness and exEaordinariness of human existence. Through Jesus Christ, God experiences our hopes and dreams, and our sadness ACADEMIC and pain. This is the meaning of incarnation. The birth of Jesus is worth The village has once again seen celebrating as it marks God's success in its young scholars. Here commitment to us. I, like many other are a couple of people you may know Christians, will take time to celebrate who have done well in their Christrnas in church as well as at home education. witl family and friends. I hope some of you wili take time to join us. Whether DAVID JAMES BURLEY (pictured you do or you don't, may I wish you a left) graduated from Sheffield Hallam very happy Christmas. Univefsity with a B-Eng.Hons degree in Engineering and now works for Revd Nick White Rolls Royce in Derby. Boxing Day Walk MATTHEW ALAN BURLEY has Eaten too much? Overindulged received 'Most Improved Student in in the celebratery drink? Come Music' Award from Barnsley College. and join is for a Boxing Day Walk. Tuesday, 26 December at Please send more stories on this sort 11 am. Meet us outside the Rock of subject so that we may continue to Inn. The walk will be about 6 Graduate: David Burley celebrate their excellence. miles. You'll feel alot better for it! Our Green Moor Days A serial article - Part 10 Eashr Time O1 Shrove year, Tuesday each it was the custom for each child to be given a small gift by their parents. A whip and top for the boys. Abattledore and shuulecock for the girls. This custom has disappeared over the yea:s. We still irave pancakes for tunin, mis custom having sunrived for great a many yea$. Easter, we would have chocolate Eastm eggs, the same as toOay. ln our home we would be given a decorative, hard-boned egg, with our ruune on. These eggs were previousiy boiled with onion skins tied around them. The pleasing result was a marbled effect in various shades of yellow, brown and green, eacfr one completely different. These we would hang on to for a few hours, or even until the next day. Ghristnas A Memory Passed on By W Fafter now, apart from Ivy, whose father used to Father would have been busy the previous A newly elected councillor in the area be landlord of the 'Rock Inn'. I did few weeks. When he had time to spare was at a council meeting. It transpired that however, have the pleasure of meeting up and we were out of the way. Chrismus the workhouse at Penistone, was in need with Ertith Crosslan( a number of years moming and we would each find a special of some new tu€ens. "Tureens?" He ago. She was easily recognisable, though I toy. Over the years I personally recall, a asked. "What are they?" This being hadn't seen her since schooldays. I found doll's house and a doll's shop, each well explained to him, he remarked in no her busy tidying the area around the Pump. fumished. For John, a fort, a boat or two. uncertain terms, "Ther can do without We had quite a nice chat. I found Edith the A frrlly jointed wooden dog. Novelties of them; ther mun do same as we do, put t' same friendly, cheerful soul I remembered dl kinds, so flulny lovely things in our pon on t' table." (lhey must do as we do, when I know her as a child at school. childhood years. How many patient hours put the pan on the able.) Maybe, there are not ruilly folk around have gone in to making these? Lovingly Well, we Yorkshire folk have a the village today, who can remember the made by hand with intricate detail. reputation. Not mean, certainly not that, Pump as it was when we were there. The Mother also would have been busy but rather carefi:l. Thrifty is the word. spout and the circular flat stone on which every spare moment she could find. Besides getting straight to the point when to place your bucket" were then alongside Knining and sewing doll's clothes, covers there's something to say. A trait much the wheel and inside the building. This for tiny cotq erc. We were very lucky. admired by my father (a Cumbrian). was, after all, the obvious place for them. A policeman at that time, had a leave They were moved to their present position day every eight days. It worked like this: The Delf a short while before we left. The pipes and one week it was Monday, the next Top of the Delf, neil ro the Sixty Steps, the flow of water needed for some reason, Tuesday, then Wednesday, and so on, until there used to be a row of srnall, low to h redirected. it came to Saturday, and this meant cottages. I had a ftiend who lived in one I often think of the folk who used to Sunday too. The whole weekend. One of these. She was Lilian Sanderson, who trundle their various shapes and sizes of year, my father's leave day fell on also had a younger sister and brother, home-made handca$ up and down the Chrisrnas Day. This was during our years Marjory and Derek. Nearby, was another hill each day, to and from the pump. at Green Moor. We naturally looked cofiage (self sranding), with a yard and a These carts would each carry one or fonprd to this. It had be€n planned we high wall to the front, and two or three sometimes two tubs (wash tubs, etc). should spend the day at Grandma's. The outbuildings. This cofiage seemed rather These must have taken a while o fill, large cockerel, all ready for the oven, plus isolated, with no proper pathway to it tuming the big iron wheel, and the retum a few more ommodities, had been taken When quite small, it made me think of journey very tough going. I frink too of over to Grandma's the previous day, by ReO RiOing Hood's grandma's corr.age. those big wooden squares which nrade it dad on his bike. Then came the eagerly An old lady lived thae with - no, not a easier to carry two buckets of water. For awaited day and we were about ready to wolf, but a very big dog. they held the buckets steady and away depart on our joumey, when at the very On a visit to Green Moor in 1994, along from the body. Such a simple, but last moment a message arived. Leave with my sister, Joan and my brother-in- effective aid. Green Moor was the only was cancelled and father must report for law, we had a walk over the Delf, along plae I ever saw these squares in use and duty. All our expectations dashed, just like with our old frien( Ivy Bacon. Feeling have never heard of them being used thar This caused no end of mrmoil, I rather nostalgic when we set out, for it elsewhere. Norhave I seen them depicted.
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