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The Live Experience - pages 8 & 9
This month’s issue is kindly sponsored by: FORDEN with LEIGHTON & TRELYSTAN COMMUNITY COUNCIL See back cover for further information - 2 -
CHURCH SERVICES SEPTEMBER 2018
Date Leighton Trelystan 9.30 am Sunday 2nd September 3.00pm Holy Communion Holy Communion Trinity 14 Coffee & Tea after the service Note this Service is a week
earlier At St Michael’s Chirbury 7.00pm The Licensing of Tuesday 4th September The Rev Bill Rowell As Rector of the Chirbury Group Please make an effort to come and support The Rev Bill.
No service arranged at present Sunday 16th Sept Please check with notice on the Trinity 16 Church gate
Friday 21st September 6.30pm Harvest Festival
Sunday 23rd September 11.00am
Trinity 17 Holy Communion Church Bells Note for the Diary:- Leighton Harvest Service will be on Sunday 21st October followed by Harvest Lunch in the Village Hall
Leighton Church Rotas – September 2018 Sidesmen Altar Flowers Jean Bennett & Phyllis Bayliss Elisabeth Griffiths
CHURCH BELLS After being silent, for many months, Leighton church bells were rung twice, in two days, earlier in June. The second occasion was for a wedding and we are grateful to Lizzie & Oswin from Westbury and Cerys & David from Montgomery for helping out, on the day. On the previous afternoon, a team drawn from Cheshire, Oxfordshire and Shropshire rang a full peal of 'Surprise Minor' consisting of 5,040 changes and lasting two hours and fifty four minutes! The same team had also rung a full peal at Forden during the morning. They commented that it was hard work, due to the heat and humidity, but both Forden and Leighton are 'excellent rings of bells'. We look forward to welcoming visiting teams, in the future, and, if you would like to learn to ring bells, please get in touch — David Griffiths 01938 555 458 - 3 -
TRELYSTAN HARVEST FESTIVAL
FRIDAY 21st SEPTEMBER 2018 Service in church at 6.30pm Followed by knife & fork supper & sale of produce
We held a very successful & enjoyable FÊTE at TRELYSTAN . The amount raised was just over £3,300 and the Church Warden & members of the PCC would be like to thank everyone who attended or helped in any way for making it such a lovely & very successful afternoon. We are very grateful for all the help we received on the day & would not be able to hold the fete if it were not for the generosity of so many people. - 4 - Several years ago on holiday in Brittany, we Words & Phrases That Show Your Age - Part 2 visited Quimper Cathedral. Unexpectedly there was music being played at the top of the nave. Pigpen, you got your ears on? We weren’t sure if this was a scheduled Back in the 1980’s when CB radio was a performance or some kind rehearsal. The popular hobby, a teaching colleague instruments were cello, saxophone and cymbals. The took to the airwaves to talk to fellow music itself was somewhat modern, atonal – maybe enthusiasts in the area. One contact even jazz. Not the kind of thing we’d ever have sought out or seemed to have romantic potential. But his hobby and rig Leighton Playgroup would like to thank everyone bought on record. But of course there’s always was quickly abandoned when he discovered he’d been who made cakes, donated raffle prizes and attended something about a cello and in this particular case the chatting to a 12 year old girl in Bayston Hill. In today’s the recent Coffee morning, we raised a fantastic £280. ambiance and acoustics of the cathedral made us stop climate a BBC helicopter would be circling while police and listen. raided his house… a true tale from more innocent times. Especially for acoustic instruments there’s nothing better than a live performance. And even if it’s not the WHAT DO WE WANT? MORE MEMORY! type of music you normally listen to, the chances are there will be something to enjoy in a new experience. The music theme of this issue was prompted by the concert programme for Welshpool Music Club on page 8 and their appeal for new members to support future activities. Also there is a review of the flamboyant Rip It Up Rhondda from Welsh WHEN DO WE WANT IT? WANT WHAT? National Opera. This has something for everyone – described by the composer as a mixture of cabaret, operetta, opera, vaudeville and music hall – not forgetting great dance numbers as well. We are lucky to have great shows like this put on locally and at bargain prices compared to big city performances. If you can’t make it to any of the remaining show dates, be sure to watch the WNO YouTube videos (to get a flavour of what you’ve missed!) After the brilliant heatwave summer and a couple of Star Readers who have generously sent successful fund raisers, there are diary dates this a donation to the newsletter are: month for Harvest Festivals at Trelystan and * Iris Pinche advance notice for the one at Leighton in October. * A Generous Anonymous Donor … and do start planning for the Grand Jumble Sale If you would like to contribute to our running on the 20th October. costs, cheques to “Leighton Newsletter” can be sent to our treasurer, Tanya Allison at Oak Villa, Leighton, Welshpool SY21 8HL
Steve Patricia
Friday Monday 14th September 1st March at 7:30 pm at 7:00 pm
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Congratulations to Huw Harris on getting a first class masters degree in computer science at the University of Birmingham. He is now off to ‘Silicon Fen’ to work in Cambridge as a software engineer with the research company Sagentia.
Ellen Bowker is off to Nottingham University in September to study Politics, Spanish and a new language — Russian! Her parents are very proud of her. We all wish Ellen у дачи (good luck in Russian)
Congratulations to Fergus Stevens who has again been called up by Wales for the forthcoming Futures Hockey Cup in St Albans. Fergus has had a very successful summer as he was part of the Wales Hockey team that won a bronze medal at the European Championships in Cardiff recently.
Bon voyage and best wishes to Lester Futter of Yorton Stud who is going on his travels to join Widden Stud in Australia for the forthcoming Southern Hemisphere breeding season and will no doubt be a huge asset to their team.
The Post Office van visits Leighton Church gates each week at these NEW times
MONDAY 10.15am – 11am
THURSDAY 1.30pm – 2.15pm
Call in and see what a great facility this is as it has EVERYTHING that’s on offer in a town Post Office – you can pay bills, get pensions and allowances, cash cheques, get stamps, return packages, etc., etc. - but with no queues and no problem parking and it has disabled access. Win Win!
LEIGHTON SHORT MAT BOWLS CLUB The new season starts on Thursday 20th September at 7:30pm in Leighton Village Hall. New menbers are very welcome and instruction is available for beginners. Competitions range from club, mini-league and up to county level. For more information please contact David Griffiths 01938 555 458
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This year’s run started from Winnington and then cross country over fields slippery with TRACTORS dry straw caused by the heatwave. The route zigzagged down vertiginous slopes past Old Parr’s cottage. Back on the road we went slowly to the viewing point at the west end of Heldre Hill then through the woods emerging on Welsh Harp hollow and finally to Lord’s Buildings for lunch/high tea. Over a hundred tractors of all sizes and vintages took part. Including £2,000 this year the raffle, another £2,000 was raised for Hope House
This year’s run started from Winnington and cross country over fields slippery with dry straw caused by the heatwave. The route zig-zagged down vertiginous slopes past Old Parr’s cottage. - 7 -
What Is That Ladder For?
A short while ago a gargoyle dropped off the spire taking with it the wing of a second gargoyle. The PCC did not have the ready funds to carry out a survey of the Church Tower and Spire until James Potter directed Landfill Tax funds, from his Landfill Site operations, via Entrust, for use by the PCC. We are very grateful to James for his support of the Church. A firm of steeplejacks from Bath was employed to survey the Tower & Spire; this was carried out just before last Christmas. A report was provided with accompanying photographs and a decision was made to repair, where possible, the loose gargoyles, point up the poor sections of the Spire and to seal up the louvre vents where the crows are nesting. The birds force twigs etc into the tower, which builds up under the bells, creating a fire hazard. Whilst discussing this work it was drawn to the PCC’s attention that there was insufficient lightning protection and that a length of lightning cable should be taken horizontally round the spire above the top window and linked to the existing two lightning conductor tapes and to any other new metal work in the tower. This new cable has now been fitted around the tower. The Steeplejack firm also drew to the PCC’s attention that the internal wooden ladders in the tower and the two upper timber platforms, above the Bell Chamber, did not comply with H & S Regulations and should be replaced by metal ladders together with safety lines, body harness and lanyard. The Church Architect and the Hereford Diocesan Advisory Officer were consulted and it was agreed that the current timber ladders, (165 years old) were unsafe and should be replaced. The two runs of ladders and steel platform are now under construction. It is planned that the external Spire works will take place in September/October. The Lych Gates were inspected and were in such a poor state that they have now been taken off for renovation by a local Joiner. Other works have been carried out in the churchyard. Keith Pryce came and levelled out the area under the yew trees, where grass cutting and surplus grave- digging subsoil has been dumped over the years. High pruning of some trees has taken place, to remove dead wood and open out the view of the church LEIGHTON HARVEST LUNCH from the main gates. This work is partially financed from our very small churchyard fund, this is made up from donations from families that appreciate our Church. Sunday 21st October at Leighton Village Hall ADVANCE NOTICES Everyone welcome COME For more information or booking ring TO OUR LEIGHTON HARVEST LUNCH Elisabeth: 01938 555458
Sunday 21st October at Leighton Village Hall Everyone welcome For more information or booking ring SATURDAY 20TH OCTOBER from 11 am in Leighton Village Hall Elisabeth: 01938 555458 Fancy a declutter? We will gladly accept Adult and Children's clothing, shoes, handbags, accessories and bric-a-brac. Please drop them off at: Alexander's Shop in Welshpool (01938 580395) Parklands, Leighton (Carol Alexander - 01938 580395) Oakacre, Leighton (Chris Walton - 01938 552833)
Proceeds for the Village Hall - 8 - WELSHPOOL MUSIC CLUB
Founded in 1942 and a registered charity (no. 501838) the Welshpool Music Club needs new members if it is to continue to offer its programme of performances by top class musicians. The concerts offer a large variety of music, instrumental and vocal. We aim to provide an exciting and varied range of music by musicians of the highest calibre. Many of our performers have gone on to make their name in the musical world. Our 76th season for 2018-2019 commences with a concert on Thursday, October 11, 2018 at The Methodist Church in Welshpool. Our newest member who says “I had read, and seen, notices about the Welshpool Music Club and eventually I went to sample my first concert . I was so impressed by the quality of the music, and the acoustics and ambience within the church that I immediately took out a year's membership. Every concert has been different but all maintained the high quality of that first experience. I know whatever the nature of the concert I shall enjoy an evening of really good musicianship along with refreshments and a chat with like-minded listeners”.
The Programme for 2018-2019 saxophone and explaining the tricky subjects of transposition, reeds, and other matters relating to “the Thursday 11 October: Simon Callaghan (piano) playing Instrument of the Devil” Mozart, Poulenc and Schubert. Simon performs internationally as a soloist and chamber musician and has All the concerts are held in the Methodist Church, High played at all of the UK’s major concert halls. Street, Welshpool and start at 7.30pm. The entry price for each concert is £10 but membership is on offer at £40 for Thursday 15 November: Mary Hofman (violin) and the season. This may be purchased now by contacting Richard Ormrod (piano) Margaret Harvey at the address below or on the night of the This North Wales-based duo are playing all 10 of first concert. If you miss the first concert then a similar offer Beethoven’s violin sonatas in a cycle to highlight the (i.e. four concerts for the price of three) will be available on contribution music clubs make to Welsh cultural life. This the night of the November concert. For students the prices is the second concert of the cycle. are £5 for the whole year or £2 per concert. Thursday 17 January 2019: Come and hear these fine musicians at a fraction of the cost Mirror Visions Ensemble: Of Beasts and Brutes you would pay to A New York-based musical ensemble performing in hear them at other Welshpool as part of their European tour. Featuring venues and enjoy soprano, tenor, baritone and piano, MVE’s programmes the opportunity of take audiences on an imaginative journey through song. talking with them The theme for their concert will be the animal world in all over tea or coffee its complexity. on the evening. Contacts: Mrs Margaret Harvey, 23 High Street, Thursday 21 February 2019: The Piatti Quartet Welshpool, SY21 7JP: telephone 01938 559087 One of the UK’s leading young string quartets winning e-mail: Margaret @montgomeryshire.eu joint second prize at the prestigious Wigmore Hall Secretary: Richard Hayes, telephone: 01938 811010 International Quartet Competition in 2015. email [email protected]; .Thursday 14 March 2019: The Instrument of the Devil: Membership Secretary: Jenny Gent, telephone Chris Swann and Heather Gould offer an exploration of 01686 668474: e-mail [email protected] the clarinet family and some of its repertoire, taking in the
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RECORDED MUSIC - PART 1 Friday 29th June was the date of a spectular WNO performance at the Hafren theatre, Newtown. Sound is a form of energy — little pulses of air vibrating in your ears at A truly feminist event. An all women cast as well as the different frequencies. Storing sound (recording music) means converting orchestra, composer, librettist, director and designer. this energy into another type of energy then back again to replay it. Wax Very fitting given that the subject was Margaret Haig cylinder recording is like a two-way megaphone; sing (or shout) into it Thomas, Viscountess Rhondda the Welsh suffragette, loud enough to make the thin metal disc at the narrow end vibrate. The activist and entrepreneur, who paved the way for the thin metal disc has a needle attached to it which make marks on the wax equal rights and votes for women shortly before WW1. cylinder. While singing or shouting, the needle moves along the length of the cylinder either by clockwork or, in early versions, turning the handle by The show was presented as a musical hall theme with hand. Lesley Garrett as the MC (as well as several other roles). To replay the recording move the needle back to the beginning and start the A novel feature was having the musicians on stage and in cylinder turning. This time the mechanical movement of the needle vibrates the period costume. The composer, Elena Langer, created a metal disc so that the movement is turned back to sound energy and made louder modern score with nine instruments including an by the megphone effect at the wide end. accordion and saxophone. Wax cylinder dictation recordings feature in Bram Stoker’s Dracula written in 1897 All the other operas we’ve seen at Hafren have the orchestra in the pit below the stage and often a cast of 6 or so singers. Astoundingly, this production had four main lead parts but an enormous choir of another 15 - with the orchestra getting on for 30 people on stage at the same time. Such a large cast created a great sense of outdoor rallies but also very effective tableaux of both houses of parliament - the commons and lords. It was impressive that the cast not only all fitted on the stage but managed very exuberant and perfectly coordinated dance routines at the same time. That said, one of the joys of our local theatre is the small size — a good view from all seats and very inexpensive even in the front rows. If you missed the Newtown performance there are more at Swansea, Oxford, Bangor, Swindon, Northampton, Mold, Winchester between Wed 3 Oct – Tue 20 Nov
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Lots of new activities are starting up in Leighton Village Hall in this coming month so catch up with all the details on our Facebook page. We have Cheerleading classes on Monday and Tuesday evenings, Parents & Toddlers on Tuesday mornings, Circuit training on Wednesday mornings, Zumba on Wednesday evenings, Pre-school Ballet on Thursday mornings and Indoor Bowling starting on Thursday evenings in October. For more information look on our Facebook page or contact Leighton Village Hall by email or telephone as below.
LEIGHTON VILLAGE HALL is taking bookings for Autumn and Christmas through to 2019 so if you want to see just how lovely your party or event could look in your own village hall – no travelling and great facilities – then look on our Facebook page for photos and promotions or contact us at: Tel: 0785 410 3058 or email: [email protected] - 11 - JULY & AUGUST 2018 100 WHAT IS A GARDEN? CLUB What is a garden? Goodness knows. You've got a garden, I suppose. LUCKY WINNERS To one it is a piece of ground For which some gravel must be found. FOR JULY To some, those seeds that must be sown, To some a lawn that must be mown. Victoria Crewdson £30 (No. 30) To some a ton of limestone rocks, Jean Underhill £20 (No. 52) To some it means a window box. To some, who dare not pick a flower, Forgotten your FOR AUGUST A man at twenty pounds an hour. number(s)? Trisha Hamley £30 (No. 32) To some, it is a silly jest, See the chart on About the latest garden pest. Ian & Helen Jones £20 (No. 81) To some, a haven where they find page 10 of the May issue Forgetfulness and peace of mind. What is a garden? Large or small. Words & Phrases That Show Your Age - Part 3 Tis just a garden, After all
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The National Garden Scheme has released new research as part of the charity’s latest campaign, Open the garden gate to wellbeing, which reveals visiting a private garden is good for the soul. In a recent survey from England and Wales over 85% of supporters of the NGS reported that being in a National Garden Scheme garden has a positive impact on their mental wellbeing and 8 out of 10 feel happier after visiting than before. So, give yourself a boost and arrange to visit one of the many wonderful gardens in Powys that open for the National Garden Scheme. In September there are gardens like Plas Dinam at Llandinam and Hebron, Pont Faen and 1 Ystrad House at Knighton that are open by arrangement so you can get together with a group of friends and visit at a time to suit you. Remember when you visit one of these gardens you are also helping the caring charities including Carers Trust, Macmillan, Parkinson’s UK. This year the National Garden Scheme will be donating £3.1m raised by people like you visiting gardens and enjoying tea and cake. You can discover more about our gardens and the charities supported by the National Garden Scheme in our 2018 Powys booklets and at www.ngs.org.uk . Keep up to date by following us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter@powysngs. Helen Anthony, Publicity Officer, 01686 941795 [email protected]
Gardens open by arrangement until end September with an emphasis on tranquillity and timelessness. Gardens (please contact owners to arrange a visit) open by arrangement until end October 1 Church Bank, Welshpool, SY21 7DR Hebron, Ludlow Road, Knighton, LD7 1HP tel. 01938 559112 A jewel in the town. Sounds of water tel. 01547 529576 ½ acre Victorian town garden divided into fill the air and interesting plants fill the intimate space. distinct rooms by yew & beech hedges.
Ceunant Hall Ceunant, Old Hall, Llanidloes, SY18 6PW tel. 01686 412345 a 4 acre riverside garden started in 2013; beautiful setting on River Severn just 7m from Hebron the source. Plas Dinam, Llandinam, SY17 5DQ The Neuadd, Llanbedr, Crickhowell, NP8 1SP tel. 07415 503554 12 acres of parkland, set at the foot tel. 01873 812164 In the dramatic setting of the Brecon of glorious rolling hills, spectacular views across Beacons National Park with many unusual trees and shrubs. Severn Valley. Llysdinam, Newbridge-on-Wye, LD1 6NB Pont Faen House, Knighton, LD7 1LA tel. 01597 860190 Among the loveliest in mid Wales; 6 acres tel. 01547 520847 A colourful ½ acre garden, full of of garden with sweeping views down the Wye Valley. flowers surrounding the house on edge of town Fraithwen, Tregynon, SY16 3EW tel. 01686 650307 Bryn y Llidiart, Cefn Coch, Llanrhaeadr ym 1½ acre garden with rare plants for year-round interest; Mochnant, SY10 0BP tel. 01691 780080 carpets of cyclamen in September. Up the airy mountain at 1100ft! Lush planting around Caer Beris Manor Hotel, Builth Wells, LD2 3NP the house; a garden for the wildlife to enjoy. tel. 01982 552601 27 acres of mature parklands, with the 1 Ystrad House, Church Road, Knighton, LD7 1EB River Irfon bordering the property. tel. 01547 528154 An unsuspected town developed - 13 - - 14 - THE LEIGHTON DIRECTORY 1.
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The next issue will be OCTOBER 2018. Please don’t forget the deadline which is: Monday 17th September 2018
Please send your copy (as soon as possible) to: David Holloway tel: 01938 570 675 email: [email protected]
July 2017 – We Co-opted Councillor Rachel Tibbott to the Trelystan Ward.