1. JERICHO ECHO PR\N-re:.t) BY Mtt\1MO • JERICHO ST. BARNABAS CENTRE l I tfo. � c.,.Ni, Ch411'(rtMQJ Msks � o..,I( �� To book the Centre for ad vuti·f.(',.J a.....d /(e c...'o.l parties, functions, etc k�•s , o..d.u-s . �pe please contact Wendy Matthews V.G. shop or 80 Walton St., or I �' � M erf 2b.�cL.1rL1A- �.• � /-f1A.� phone Oxford 57303 '1.Dvdot� � � we,vo j)vows,·"'4-wtft... q� Oxford 514487 1 w ""-r A. ��tt:w-t'z(s""' OvJJ.. e..ffi'c.:� .. � c.cK.1.�ffee.. Hire Rates � Y\.l4"- 1le Ee��� �le � llA QCL..ii4 I Mornings/Afternoons Jericho Residents f�� l.,lp, qe.lh� �"!''4• c;U.L,..\£1,1� I etc_ .. Large Room £1.00 per hr. �M.12 � Jel-J:i Small Room £1.00 11 II Jericho Minibus �y- Wolvercote urooden frames tir accessories , ----o--- Commoners about Medley Boat Mutton Yard 46c Richmond Station. Most of us know the Road - Tel. Oxford 56099 bare bones of the story. How Medley Boat Station has by Taylors of St. Giles systematically encroached on (Usborne's) to start a kitchen the common land of Port Meadow in the old garage in Walton despite local and national lane. '!he residents are protests. So far the City objecting, loudly, on the Council have failed to enforce - their own planning powers - at score of smells, refuse and traffic. Who wants the smell the last inquiry the·ir case was thrown out on 'legal The AGM of the Jericho of cooked ham' pork pie' technicalities' • So they have Residents' Association was scotch egg e t.c , hanging round thought up a face-saver. They held on 23rd November 1984 in the garden 6 days a week? will grant retroactive the St• Barnabas and Jericho Parking also came up when Mrs Institute. Gillard of Richmond Road asked permission to all the illegalities by Medley Boat Thirty people turned up des- if the right of 24 hour rest• Station in return for a pi te a pouring wet and cold riction of non-residential promise not to do it again. n i.qh t , A number of matters parking could be applied to Don't you try the same game, were raised and a new comm- the Jericho Residents' parking ittee was elected. areas. Other areas in the city though - it needs money and influence to get away with The Chairman opened with a get this privilege so why are that. brief summary of the past the places in Jericho open to year. One of the most import- outsiders during the day, esp• Anyway, Wolvercote · Commoners don't want them to get away ant long-term isues was the eci�lly when they stay there with it and are appealing for attempt by the Council to _until lat� evening. help to pay for proper legal evict tenants from 1 3 Juxon Overcrowding of the minibus counsel to fight the case. You Street on the grounds of was another question and we will get a leaflet soon. Even illicit multi-occupancy. The are glad to tell you that the JRA defended the tenants and Cammi ttee are arranging to if you do not care a damn for cleared up the of meet the South Midland. They Port Meadow at least you will question be standing up for the belief tenancy rights. Lucy's have are as anxious as we are to that the law applies equally now sent a letter of policy improve services and are thin• to everyone big business, tha t they in tend to res tore king of adding yet another small business, private all their properties in Juxon bus. A little bit of feedback individual or public company. Street to residential occupa- is what is needed and Dennis It is OUR MEADOW, not his tion. Industrial encroachment Wise is your man. He will see private estate - for which he into residential areas is that your suggestions get does not pay rates. lf,l;1strated by an application passed on. --�A��/ � �/�/ The elections reappointed Finally, our financial /)Y� �/ff� --·:::.�Edwin Ardener as Chairman and position. cash in £16.86. 'fY �_/f_lfli� 'C!:1r is tine Cowham as Secretary. Outgoings £10.10 on rent for a Christmas � � Mrs ,Neill joins the Committee committee room and notices of J rj� �� ..,j� the AGM. Balance £6.76. Please Oh little town of Bethlehem . · ��.... � C.::• l , support the JRA stall when you Beneath a starlit sky And shone down on th �le see it at local events. All is quiet and peaceful below As the hours go fleeting by. Whil'st shepherds in the fields stood awondering When Joseph and Mary reached Their sheep were disturbed by ... ,, Bethlehem the glow. They found there was no room Three wise men came from the at the inn A child was born on Christmas east So they took the choice of Day Bringing gold, frankincense stable Jesus was His name and myrrh And there they settled in. Great joy swept throughout the To Thee we bow IDrd Jesus land How great Thou art A bright star followed their Glad tidings to all from this How great Thou art. long journey d ay. M.R.B.· Stripped pine flKnittse 3. Ken and Barb Stripp.,g service welcome you to the Fu-niture desqled and made �:=:====n=:====:::;:;==::::!!::::3 CARPENTERS ARMS Re - upholstery Medley Boat Station Merry Xmas & Prosperous New Year The Oxford Times of 9th *real ale* December leads with a story of *bar snacks* threats and vandalism against Tel: 50714 .t.riclie StrHt Odenl 012 HU (Ol65) 57226 Mr Crittenden personally, and OM IV.rftort gtu.t, t,tj,t 1,.1,;,,.,J ti,• [/•tic/,� lttvftn the Medley Boat Station by a group calling themselves Port Meadow Angry Brigade. Your Caring Sharing Co+op? Services terminating by Who the devil are they and In response to local concern approximately 2000 hrs. what do they think they are after the closure of the Co-op Times of last journeys from going to achieve by this butcher earlier this year, a City Centre: stupid boasting? 'I' 11 huff meeting was held on 28th and I'll puff till I blow your November to set up a Shop BLACKBIRD LEYS 1939 house down?' This is no Play Cammi ttee for the Wal ton BARTON 1948 School story. Street Co-op. RISINGHURST 1925 The real facts are: The committee will act as an WHEATLEY 1855 What we are up against is an advisory body to help the shop CUTTESLOWE 1925 attempt "to gain possession of to respond to the needs of the KIDLINGTON 1913 Common I.and by a private firm. customers in the local commun• ELMS RISE/DEAN COURT1900 It' s big business. Mr Critten- ity. Members include represen• ROSE HILL 1926 den .i.s trying to get retro- tatives of the staff, custom• WOOD FARM 1925 active planning permission for ers and the F.ducation Council WOLVERCOTE 1930 his encroachments on to Portlof the Co-op. NORTHWAY & JR II 1939 Meadow over the years to con-j If YOU have ideas about ways KENNINGTON/RADLEY 1900 solidate his business. of improving the Walton Street THAME/Connection The City Council, having bung- Co-op, suggestions of differ• to Aylesbury 1746 led earlier attempts to check ent types of goods it should this abuse, a� prepared to do stock, or different ways of Times of last journeys from a deal and �ve him what he presenting the goods, and you Estates etc.: wants in reb)rn for a promise want to be on the committee, not to do it''ag�n. . please contact Mrs Tasker at Blackbird Leys 1921 local, and .nat�Iloiil.� protest the shop. '!he committee will , Barton 1948 by conservancy and legal meet about once every two· Risinghurst 1850 bodies has been powerful months, and the first meeting Wheatley 1835 enough to get the Minister for will be at 7.30 p vm , on Wed. Cutteslowe 1940 the Environment to hold a 16th Jan. at the Institute. Kidlington 1935 Public Enquiry in 1985. The Co-op is already a part of Elms Rise 1909 The Wolvercote Commoners are Jericho through the shop, and Dean Court 1915 leading the protest and are its generous support for the Rose Hill 1915 appealing for funds to pay for Woodcraft Folk to which over Wood Farm 1932 proper legal representation at fifty local children belong, Wolvercote 1942 the enquiry. and a strong Co-op Shop Northway 1943 The Jericho Residents' Associ- Committee would strengthen JR II 1939 ation, at its recent Annual those links. Kennington/Radley 1950 General Meeting, supported Thame 1819 this appeal to Save Port Meadow, and � hope you will JOHN ASHBY If you and your family care about give to the collectors. FURRIER & TAILOR We also hope you will let the SPECIALIST IN FUR Port Meadow and wish to keep it Angry Brigade show-offs know REMODELLING unspoiled, please send whatever what you think of them. INDIVIDUAL CLOTHES MADE you can afford to the PortMeadow Neither the Jericho Residents' TO ORDER Fund. 1 First Turn, Wolvercote, Association nor the Wolvercote OXFORD 52724 & 514704 Commoners will have any truck Oxford, OX2 8AG Tel: 53905 with them. .../ v- POBT MEADOW NEEDS·--�

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THE YEAR OF THE REJECT . 0 The Jericho Rejects year began on the 17th of December 1983, Jericho Playgroup Ji;; admit 2 year-olds. However, we when the Rejects got together are very keen to develop as a with helpers to arrange a chi• Every Tuesday Wednesday and mother and toddler group as ldrens Christmas Party in the Thursday the Jericho Playgroup well as a playgroup and will School Hall. Entertainment was meets in the new Jericho Comm- welcome parents with children provided by Jim Wright and his unity Institute. The sessions of any age. film show, and the local Disco start at 9: 30am and finish The group is self-funding and Dancers, Father Michael (a·lias around 11: 30, and are super- therefore a charge is made Father Christmas) gave all the vised by two paid workers, towards our running costs. children a gift on leaving. Jenny lewis (Cert. Ed) and (Present and prospective mem- Belated thanks to all who hel- myself. At the moment the hers of the group can refer to ped on the day. number of children who attend Cheryl, our treasurer, for a The 14th January was the Re- varies between six and breakdown of these costs). The jects BIG DAY - the Clarendon fifteen. contribution we ask for is £1 Centre Hall had been booked The activities for the child- per se as i.on for leaving a for our Sing-a-long and ren include music and dancing,- child in our care, 85p for a Disco. Backstage the punch was painting, gluing, playdough child accompanied by a mother flowing and spirits were and our latest acquisition - a or father, and 35p for each high. The theme of the show sand-pit. For the gluing we extra child (brother or sis- was the months of the years use 'rubbish' such as egg ter). The group is run by a May, being a very popular cartons, toilet rolls, milk- committee and parents are more month as the Rejects danced bottle tops and pie dishes. We than welcome to take part and around the Maypole in their have also brought dried leaves attend the meetings. short skirts and pink and washed out egg-shells Anyone who is interested in knickers, our May Queen which the children enjoy using joining the group can contact received her crown (a custard to make collages. The notice- Jenny (513173) or Sandi pie) to loud applause. we board in the playroom is dee- ( 50789) or we hope you will finished the night on orated with a colourful pro- feel free to come along to any December, a Christmas scene of gression of the children's of the sessions to see for three gnomes ( 3 large men) and masterpieces! yourselves what we get up to. one very bearded FAIRY. Parents can stay for all or We will give a friendly In May its THE REJECTS ON _part of the session, and we welcome, and if you come at PARADE, when the Rejects en t• are always grateful for their around 1 O: 30 you can even be ered a float in the Lord help. The institute cafe pro- sure of a cup of tea. Mayor's Parade, a lorry was vides special price tea and Finally, we would like to kindly provided by R. Cleary's coffee for the adults and the thank the members of the group and although the day before children have milk or juice for all their help and support the Parade was very wet all and biscuits about half way Rejects and faithful helpers through the morning. were out to help decorate the Of course, if they prefer, June their lorry, the theme being 'High Parents can leave their child- support too! Tech'. We turned the lorry (ren) in our care, if they are into our own space station, 2 years old or more. Usually Val Wilson and we dressed as space the minimum age for unaccompa- people, aliens, a crescent nied children at a playgroup moon, and a star. We left Jer- is 3 years, but when our group icho just after nine o'clock was first established in the to join the Parade in St. 1 960s we obtained a special Giles. All were in high concession allowing us to spirits singing 'Wish Me .Luck r-

John and Brenda ------5. GLUTTONS DELICATESSEN 1azdanpanahi a��tl ' David Mallow's 110 Wal ton Street Newsagent, tobacconist, Tel: 53748 fl.����:\ confectioner Merry Christmas n e 11j es wish their customers 67 Walton Street and Happy New Year Seasons Greetings Tel: 57258 to all our customers Open 9.00 - 7.30 wish all their customers and lots and lots Closed Dec. 25 & 26 a Merry Christmas of good food Tel: 57824 murti may learn at the V@©,IR\ simplest stage of postures and Why practise yoga? breath awareness or go on the 'Man is sick today because he Kr iya Yoga, meditation and thinks he is sick. Sickness karma yoga. Work according to and disease have no place in your capability. the life of a man who does not A beginners class is being run accept and tolerate the self• at the Jericho Centre on Wed• limi ting thoughts which are nesday evenings 6.30 8.00 the real seeds of our myriad p vm , and on Thursday after• ailments. We stand hypnotised noons 1.00 - 2.30 p.m. by the belief that disease and as You Wave Me Goodbye'. All illness are our fate and des- ·Swami Vedamurti conducts other agreed that it was a great ex- tiny, rather than health and group classes and private perience. The atmosphere, the/ 1 our tuition. Telephone Oxford bliss, which are tru y others competitors and the birthright and heritage. In 726184. stewards were wonderful. order to emerge from our mass ��� 1> 00@ Thanks goes to people that hypnosis and collective hyste- Decree nisi absolute always help us but like to . · h 1 h r a a and to experience ea t , Gone with the wind stay in the background. We joy and creative fulfilment, Death by departure sang our songs the length of we must make systematic appli• left in the lurch the Parade, and all the way cation of yoga in our daily Split like an atom home. Thanks goes also to the lives'. Disembodied by default. Jericho people that came to That is one important reason! Love - deeds see us. Doing it again next Whatever your religious llls t - greeds year?? You bet we are. belief, you can do yoga; what• Trust - pleads The 21st of October was che i ever reason for doing yoga, You - me opening of the St. Barnabas you can practise it, be it for Me - you Jericho centre, we hoped all relaxation, heal th or higher Family - knots that went had a good time, we awareness or liberation. Yoga , tried to entertain with a few has a positive and beneficial Ride on a tunnel-less train old songs, in a light-hearted influence on the whole of the Words flow with pain _ way, the young Disco dancers physical body, on the mind at Anger discharged in pointless did well, as did the Youth conscious, sub-conscious and ways Club 'Body Popping Lads'. The unconscious levels. Hurt your next partner Youth Club leaders put on a Yoga is not just physical pos• He or she ' s the one very funny play that was much tures. The physical body ener• Give it to somebody else. appreciated. gies, the nervous and endo• Pass it on We are now in complete turmoil crine systems are brought into Get it out rehearsing for our next 'prod- perfect balance. Mind becomes Before it kills uction'. And laughter. is the \more one-pointed,concentration Shock - sexuality name of the game. Looking back extended for lengthier Come - go on our year the funniest sight periods, motivation is Go - come I have ever seen was on the awakened. learn how to relax Feelings - flow 14th of January when looking the body and mind, expand the Give - take or be taken down into our changing area I awareness. Love is boundless saw ladies, three in many Energy blockages are released We all came back for more arrays of dress, three men by postures, deep relaxation Till time alone struggling into skin-tight and breathing techniques. Med• Brings down the cane cons cumes , and in the middle itation develops the mind, the/ If you live of all this one bearded fairy mind is the mirror of your You're sane complete with a wand, dressed whole experience - use it to But in white tights and a very the greatest capacity, don'-t Who's well. p�adde�brr, be ruled by the fancies and To the emotions like a ship on Blame. the ocean. Yoga students with swami Veda• .,-�����...1�����---- 111·�I Plu'12bing Ann and Bob Moore 1Ra '. :;: .$-' THE RADCLIFFE ARMS Arms Cranham Street - � Heating (where the bus stops) 111 ii\ traditional ales/cider I I I HAPPJAi�',\�! '- juke box no live music tr FRoM ALL Ar MUTTON y ARD . ... I 46 RICHMOND ROAD ·OXFORD

St. Barnabas Church St. Barnabas School Old Boys and Girls Association is now Church Xmas Sale in its 34th year and al though Many thanks to all who the number of former pµpils of supported this event held in the old School in Great Clar• the Institute on 1st December. endon and Cardigan Streets has £415 was raised by the Sale sadly diminished, we still and £280 of this will go to hold an anrrued, Ser,vice -o f JE;-Retto WA������ the work of. the church in the Carols and lessons which, this 1.-- • i,.,0, .,.., . 1.1(;\.$ �r\1.jO'v\..e 01 li.\ JI � Third world. '!he rest will go year, will be held on WEDNES- n J q towards paying for the improv- DAY the 19th December in w� 'ck Q.('c.(Mte.c.h wko V\OW ed heating system in the Church, followed by an inform- OWy\ fW2 Ole:( koi.cSt' ntQA'---tkt church. al social gathering and also a A.� Christmas Bingo. (fc..e.c;.nOII\. C,v�? 1·� &l� we also organise a "200 Club" fta., ,,_01� 't'I) b"""''ld � d.t.vt«•� draw in support of the Church ''� -, .... J Christmas 1984 O and School, and the present � �,-():' Our main celebration will be session will end on 9th Jan- Wel(.OIIV.Q_ it;�o..-h,,c..t Ci��IM. the Midnight Mass of Christmas · thly _ t :: ,} ' uary, and a new s i x-mon w-....a1 V\,O\.,v �"'-5 vi.t.S T11.1.e. • which begins at 11 : 45 pm on session commences immediately. · I ...... · ( Ans • Christmas Eve and concludes h &WiDp1� H.AruYltA.11. (,4-c. IDt,uAlt. The date and venue for t e r -, . - --i ·, ·1-, with the Blessing of the Cr i.b , draw for the major prizes !)1,[email protected]\l.SS tl.. ite. cfl!i �Uc.u..e..J..J Christmas Day - services at r e ioo, £25 and t,o) has still�(Z.. ,i.... den'tko ��. 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. to be arranged, but members,..;;._ + Choir ·Advent Carol Service will be informed through o 6:30 p.m. Sunday December local agencies (Ernest 23rd. Fennell, Harry Barton and ,os-r The Twelve Days of Christmas Albert Upstone). New members The would be welcome details LOS-I (�R9D tr@�}()�) Sunday 9th Dec', between St and Kingston Rd. A nnay, carbon fibre squash ,4'V'I�� acquet in soft case. £10 -·/.i �reward in good condition. / : R&WARI> substantial reward (no ques- tions asked) is offered 'for Recently the heating system in information leading to the church has been improved and ecovery of the following: the Lady Chapel repainted by 1 0-SPEED RACING BIKE. volunteers - two examples of REPAIRS & SERVICING ark brown with silver plastic us preserving our heritage for BODYWORK, USED CARS udguards and STAN PIKE in future generations - come and AUTOWORK large white lettering on the see the improvements. 29 WELLINGTON STREET frame. 27" frame and wheels A very Merry Christmas and TEL: 52186 i th · rear carrier and dynamo Happy New Year to all set. Much prized and very Fr. Michael W. ALDWORTH nearly irreplaceable. 'lost' Christmas Greetings to from George Street on the eve• all our customers ning of 'l\lesday 4 December. Contact: Richard Lawrence, 75 Cardigan Street. Tel. 55031 .. ····------� p,;.·oxFORD PLUMBING SERVICES Steve & Ellen Currill at 52 GT. CLARENDON STREET the BOOKBINDERS ARMS Estimates Free with all their customers a All Work Guaranteed Merry Christmas 24-HOUR SERVICE and a Happy New Year Reg'd Plumbing & Heating Parties catered for Engineers . . . / .� TEL: OXFORD 52056 MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS T-SHIRTS Press Opens in Walton Street when it was called Ferry Road, PROMOTIONS - EMBRODERY as such he lived in a house SILK SCREEN SPECIALISTS When the Press was moved to next ,to the printing office Walton Street in 1827 it soon and was greatly concerned with WE PRINT T-SHIRTS AND stimulated the urban develop• th_e religious welfare of his SWEATSHIRTS TO ORDER FOR ment of the low-lying open employees. He started a Sunday CLUBS, PUBS, COMPANIES, ground to the west of Wal ton School for the Press boys, as TEAMS, ETC. Street. This district was he called them, and taught bounded on the south by Worc• them personally for twenty CALL IN TO SEE OUR SAMPLES ester College and on the west years. Combe had originally AND FOR A PRICE LIST by the Oxford Canal. Names lived in ·Oriel� Street with an such as Clarendon St., Albert unmarried sister who let lodg- and Wellington testify to the ings to Newman and Pusey. His early Victorian vintage of association with those men led employees. at the Press would south Jericho. The latter name Combe to become a devout Trac- feel at home and therefore derived from an old building - tarian. asked Blomfield to design a Jericho House - which used to Combe was introduced to his parish church to be located stand near the site of the future wife by Newman, who int he heart of Jericho. He Jericho Inn on Walton Street. conducted the marriage of the wanted a church that would North Jericho was not develop• couple in 1841. In the same accommodate a thousand people ed until later - in the 1 860s year Combe became a partner in as cheaply as possible. He it was still largely covered the Bible Press which still told Blomfield that 'not a by sand-pi ts and allotment managed, in parts, as a comme- penny was to be thrown away in gardens. But the northern rcial venture. He increased external appearance or decor• limit of Jericho was already production and acquired the ation. The architect solved fixed by the new St. Wolvercote Paper Mill to t)le problem by adopting Sepulchre's cemetery. The secure supplies of good the early Christian basilican great majority of the houses quality paper. His initiative style and using cheap but built in Jericho were small proved commercially lucrative durable materials such as two-storey brick terrace and he soon becam� a very local rubble for the walls and houses designed for working weal thy man. This enabled him cement for the lintels and men who worked at the to become one of the finest sills, the finished church Clarendon Press. The managers and most important patrons of including an elegant campanile of the latter - both syndics the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood cost t:6, 492. The basilican and superintendants - felt a founded in 1848. In the follo- style was not only cheap but direct responsibility for the wing year John Millais stayed also appropriate for a patron . welfare of their employees. with the Combes at the Press who was nick-named 'early The Press contributed t:500 to and painted their portraits. Christian' by his Pre- the building fund of the neo• Combe later bought Holman Raphaelite friends. classical church of St. Paul's Hunt's 'Light of the World' It has always made me feel sad at the end of Clarendon and Millais' 'Return of the that 'nlomas Combe, probably Street, opened in 1836, and Dove to the Ark'. the greatest name in the 600- gave another t:1,000 to its By the late 1850s Combe was odd years history of the endowment fund. In the subse• his patronage Oxford University Press, quent Victorian era Jericho art to relig- should be so forgotten by became a citadel of the new In 1857 he those who· he gave so much of Oxford Movement as as such it the re- his time and money for. religious development was of more than local significance. The central character in this new development was Thomas Combe who was superintendant of the Clarendon Press from 1838 - 1872; my road -is now named after him since 1957 ALfSJERICHOSTORES CHRiSTMAS GREETINGS TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS o,{'} Barry and Anne at the CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY OTHERWISE AS USUAL PRINCE OF WALES wish all their customers a Happy Christmas Ea�tern Continental Grocery and a Prosperous New Year 'Tobacco, Confectionery Beer garden* Evening food* OPEN 9am - 9pm Daily Morrell's beer* Good food* Lunch always available on Sundays

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£ 3.00 FOR 2 SESSIONS OF 5 HOURS Times Adult Child Skate Spectator 16 YRS Hire 9.30 A.M. TO 4.00 P.M. MORNINGS & UNOER Monday to Friday 10.00-12.00 £1.50 £1.00 .60 .50 THURSDAY 3RD AND FRIDAY 4TH Saturday 10.00-12.00 children £0.75 .60 .50 only JANUARY. Sunday 10.00-12.00 £1.75 £1.00 .60 .50 AFTERNOONS AT REDEFIELD SPORTS HALL, PEGASUS Monday to Friday 14.00-16.00 £1.50 £1.00 .60 .50 Saturday 14.00-16.00 £1.75 £1.00 .60 .50 ROAD, BLACKBIRD LEYS, OXFORD. Sunday 14.00-16.00 £1.75 £1.00 .60 .50 (TEL. 771565 ). EVENINGS Monday to Thursday 1 9.30-22.00 £ 1 .80 £1.80 .60 .50 Friday 1 9.30-22.30 £2.00 £2.00 .60 .50 CHEQUES AND POST AL ORDERS Saturday 20.00-23.00 £2.00 £2.00 .60 .50 Sunday 20.30-22.30 £ 1.50 £1.50 .60 .50 TO OXFORD CITY COUNCIL • Times and Prices quoted are subject to alteration. THE SPORTS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER, SPECIALS Where possible notice will be given CH/LORENS SESSIONS: HOCKEY SKA TES: Not permitted on Mondays to Fridays 17.30 to 19.00 REDEFIELD SPORTS HALL, Monday evenings or (Children only, Hockey or Figure Skates. Mond_ay to Friday BLACKBIRD LEYS, 0.75p morning. sessions Tuesdays and Thursdays 17.30 to SPEED SKA TE· Not permitted on any OXFORD OX4 5JL. 19.00. public session DANCE INTERVALS: Mornings, Monday to Saturday 11 .00 BY DECEMBER 31ST, Evenings, Mondays 20. 1 0 and 21 .05 NO, CASH ACCEPTED , I Free membership A Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New.Year,

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JERICHO ST. BARNA8AS CENTRE HAS bEEN RENOVATED kND RE-OPENED BY THE CITY COUNCIL ANO WE ARE NOW TRYING TO EXPAND IT'S ACTIVITIES. IF YOU HAVE ANY IDEAS FOR FUTURE ACTIVITIES, PLEASE CONTACT JENNY DAVIDSLJN AT HE CENTRE.

CENTRE IS FOR ALL THE PEOPLE IN JERICHO, SO REl''IEMBER, CENTRE, IT'S UP TO YOU TO USE IT!!

AT PRESENT WE ARE HUN�ING THE FOLLOWING:- PLAYGROUP Mon. I.OD per session. and Tues. 9-I2am I.IS for 2 children. MOTHER AND TODULER Wed. 85p Mum � Toddler. YOUTHCLUB:- Tues. 9-13 yr olds, 6.3o�s.oopm 50p membership. Thurs.I3 upwards, 7.30-9.00pm 20p junior non-mem Tne Youtnclub has a Pool table! !Op junior mem 25p senior non-mern. BINGO:- Wed.evening 7.30-9.00pm I5µ senior mems.

I9thCENTURY ART:- Tues evenin� 7.30-9.00pm I. 00 unwaged. I.50 waged. CREATIVE ART:- Mon. IO-I2am IB.75 for I 5 u e e k s , '+ WOODCRAFT:- Wed. evening 6.30-7.30pm YOGA:- l,Jed. evenint,, 6.30-8.00pm I.50 per session. Thurs. afternoon I-2.30pm

CA f'lP A I G N fH o 1�1 , Z I NC 1v1 E C , F I SH , l"l UTHE RS UN I ON , an d REJECTS MEET FROM TIME TD TIME IN THE CENTRE.

ANu. '.JF CtJU.�:..� .. ·r1-1t.... tE __ 1s TIIL u i-J E 1·J l::J • 3 CJ - I+ • u O 1'i u I� - r R I CAFE and S1-1T l'iLil<,df\JL.;. �EE ove&. �oe.. «.oo� "'-' g, Cl'AA..t\1:\ • THERE ARE THRE( ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR HIRE. THE HIRE RATES ARE HS BELOW.

WE ARE PREPARED TO HIRE THE ROOMS FOR WEDDINGS ANO OTHER SOCIAL FUNCTIONS. To book the Centre for Parties, Functions etc •• Please contact Wendy Matthews at the VG Shop or BO Walton St. Phone Oxford 57303 or 514487. HIRE RATES: Daytime use:- Jericho iesidents

Large Room I. 00 per Hr. Small Room I. 00 II II Others

Large Room 3.oo per Hr. Small Room I. 50 II II Evenings:- Jericho Residents Large Room 2.00-per Hr. Small Room I. uo 11 II Others Large Room 4.00 per Hr. Small Room 2.00 II II WEEKEND RATES:- Jericho Residents

Large Room 3.00 per Hr Small Room 2.00 per Hr. ElthErs Large Room 5.oo per Hr Small Room 2.00 II II Ail day pdrty rates tor u e du i ru;s etc can be ar r an.j e d ,