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Alsop-en-le-Dale
St. Peter’s St. Leonard’s
Parwich Thorpe
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The rain is washing against my study window heralding the arrival of a truly British summer! Not that I'm complaining, wilted plants are starting to look a little greener.
With the arrival of summer come the thoughts of vacation. Time to relax, rest and perhaps catch up with family and friends. For many, life rushes past at an alarming rate. So much to fit into so little time and I'm not just talking of those who work; many of my retired friends seem to be even busier in retirement! We can so easily find ourselves with lives that are completely out of balance, replacing the joy God gives to us with tension and stress.
What should a balanced life look like? What are the key ingredients that our God created minds and bodies crave?
In the opening chapters of the Bible, in the story of creation, perhaps we find some clues. There is a balance that God strikes between creative work, contributing to the needs of others (six days straight) and complete rest (one day). With Adam and Eve, their initial life also involved time spent with God and the rest of the Bible gives ample example of the need for all of us to find regular time to pray and worship.
When the Sunday Trading Act was passed in 1994, allowing more shops and businesses to open, our society changed. Suddenly a day which had been largely a national day of rest started to fill with work or chores. Many would say that the convenience of being able to shop on a Sunday has made life easier. Of course, the Internet now means we can shop all day and all night, if we so desire. This freedom can be very helpful but it can also add to the pressure of life. Unless we are ill, there is no time when we are forced to rest.
Learning to strike the right balance between all these elements is a lifelong exercise, moving and shifting as our circumstances change. Whatever the circumstances of your life, I pray that you will find more of God's peace and joy this summer.
Andy
Revd Andy Larkin Copy Deadline for September Magazine: 25th August, 2011 Articles can be submitted via email to Revd Andy Larkin: [email protected]
To place advertisements, please contact Mary Wilford on 01335 350302
Alsop en le Dale
Altar Flowers 3rd and 10th July Mrs K Salt August Mrs C Duffell 17th and 24th July Miss P Staley 31st July Mrs C Gordon
Readers (always looking for new volunteers) Caroline Gordon and Christine Duffell
On June 19th we welcomed members of the Alsop/Allsop/Alsopp Family for their annual service. It was very good to see so many old and new faces.
We look forward to seeing you at our last tea and cakes fund raising Bank Holiday at the end of August, so we hope you have arranged your holidays around it!
Caroline Gordon and Christine Duffell
Fenny Bentley
Cleaning
July Liz Taylor and Wendy Carter August Anne Beresford and Catherine Lawson
Parwich
Parwich Memorial Hall Management Committee AGM 18th July 2011 7.30pm – 9.00pm Parwich Memorial Hall
Agenda
1. Chairman’s opening remarks
2. Apologies for absence
3. Minutes of previous AGM
4. Matters arising
5. Reports:
Treasurer’s Financial Report
Chairman’s Annual Report
6. Election of committee members
Welcome to the Village Diary for Alsop-en-le-Dale, Ballidon, Parwich & Pikehall
For any events that you would like adding to the diary, please email [email protected] ……. July 2011 Date Time Event Location Fri 1st .. School Closed – INSET Day Primary School Saturday 2nd – Friday 8th . . . Wakes Week Sat 2nd 9-10.45am Saturday Morning Bulk Rubbish Collection Parwich Wakes Saturday starts from The Sat 2nd 9.45am Oddfellows Parade Sycamore 10.30- Sat 2nd Saturday Morning Bulk Rubbish Collection Ballidon 10.45am Sat 2nd 11am Oddfellows Service Parwich Church The Green Sat 2nd 11am-4pm Village Market & Entertainment
Sat 2nd 1.15pm Oddfellows Lunch Memorial Hall 6pm for assemble at School Sat 2nd Fancy Dress Parade & Carnival 6.15pm steps Hog Roast & Entertainment Sat 2nd 7.30pm Ilkeston Band until 8.30, then Chris The Green Houlihan Sun 3rd 10.30am-noon Club Tennis Tennis Courts Parsons Croft, Sun 3rd 11am Campsite “Songs of Praise” Service Church if wet Sun 3rd 12 noon Fun and Games with the Campers Parsons Croft assemble -The Sun 3rd 6pm Treasure Hunt Green Sun 3rd 8pm Wakes BBQ British Legion Mon 4th 6.30pm Bowls Club Practice Night Bowling Green Mon 4th 6.30pm Children’s Sports Night Nether Green meet at The Mon 4th 6.30-8.30pm Guided walk through Bletch Brook Valley Sycamore Meet at The Tue 5th 7pm Local Mothers’ Race Sycamore Tue 5th 7.30pm Junior Hill Race . Tue 5th 8pm Senior Hill Race . Wed 6th 2pm Pilates for the Over 60s Memorial Hall 6.30pm Pilates followed by Wed 6th Memorial Hall 7.30pm Pilates for the Youth Children’s Bowls & Golf Target Wed 6th 7pm Parsons Croft Competition Thu 7th 6-7pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall Thu 7th 7pm Wakes Ball Race Pump Hill 7.15pm (after Thu 7th Children’s Film Show: Memorial Hall ball race) Parwich Primary School’s 150th Fri 8th 6pm-7.15pm Anniversary Reunion & Celebration: Primary School school open to all 7.15pm for Fri 8th Slide Show: history of Parwich School Memorial Hall 7.30pm School anniversary social event: wine, Fri 8th 8.30pm Memorial Hall cheese and pate Sat 9th - Buxton Arts Festival . Buxton Wed 27th A feast of opera, music & literature Sun 10th 9.30am Holy Communion Parwich Church Sun 10th 10.30am-noon Club Tennis Tennis Courts Sun 10th 11.15am Holy Communion AlsopChurch Sun 10th 2pm Pikehall Harness Racing Pikehall Sun 10th 2.30pm Methodist Service Parwich Church Mon 11th 6.30pm Bowls Club Practice Night Bowling Green Sustainability – Solar, PV etc Tue 12th 7.30pm Memorial Hall Village Meeting – everyone invited Bradbourne Village Tue 12th 7.30pm Safer Neighbourhood Meeting Hall 8.30am- Wed 13th Operation Red Rabbit: school fun day School/Tissington 3.30pm Trip to Felley Priory Garden & Hebb’s Wed 13th 9.30am Farmhouse Meet by The Green Please book your ticket Wed 13th 2pm Pilates for the Over 60s Memorial Hall 6.30pm Pilates followed by Wed 13th Memorial Hall 7.30pm Pilates for the Youth Thu 14th 6-7pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall Sat 16th 1.30 – 5.30pm Winster Open Gardens Winster Sun 17th Sat 16th 8pm Masquerade Ball Memorial Hall 01335 350317 The Bluebell Inn and Restaurant Tel: Buxton Road, Tissington, Ashbourne. Food served between 12pm & 9pm (8.30pm Sundays) Disabled Access & Facility. Function room available for weddings, parties etc.
KEN PEARSON CAR CONSULTANT Buying or selling, I can help. Ebay Sales negotiated. Car Auction buying made simple. Tel 01335 350499 or 07716 123788 • Email: [email protected]
TEL: NICK LEMON - Plumbing & Oil Heating Engineer 07791 YEARLY SERVICING • COMMISSIONING • REPLACEMENT BOILERS • REPLACEMENT TANKS • COMPLETE SYSTEMS • BREAKDOWNS • 529253 MAINTENANCE • ALL PLUMBING WORK
Dog Walking • Pet Care Services • Dog Grooming Delia Flowers for all Occasions Pegg Tel: 01335 390758 or 07773 487882
H. LEE & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Timber Merchants, Timber Cut & Planed to Order BELLE VUE ROAD, ASHBOURNE. TELEPHONE: 342530 or 370166
HAMPS VALLEY LTD (TREE EXPERTS) All aspects of tree work, domestic and commercial Onecote, Nr. Butterton, Leek 01538 • Tree Surveys & Reports • TPO Work Applications • 24hr Emergency Service 304343 • All Types of Hedge Work • Complete Insurance Cover • Free Quotes & Advice
TO PLACE ADVERTISEMENTS, PLEASE CONTACT MARY WILFORD 01335 350302 The Rec, Cokayne Sun 17th 10am Ashbourne Highland Gathering Ave, Ashbourne Sun 17th 10.30am-noon Club Tennis Tennis Courts Mon 18th 6.30pm Bowls Club Practice Night Bowling Green School Year 6 leavers production: Strictly Memorial Hall / Wed 20th 1pm Come Dancing Fairytale / PTA family cricket pitch afternoon Wed 20th 2pm Pilates for the Over 60s Memorial Hall 6.30pm Pilates followed by Wed 20th Memorial Hall 7.30pm Pilates for the Youth End of Term Thu 21st .. Primary School INSET Day today Thu 21st 6-7pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall Sun 24th 2.30pm Methodist Service Parwich Church Mon 25th 6.30pm Bowls Club Practice Night Bowling Green Thu 28th 6-7pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall Sun 31st 10.30am-noon Club Tennis Tennis Courts
August 2011 Date Time Event Location Parwich Panoramic Fell Race Tue 2nd from 6.30pm Children’s race from 6.30 Sycamore Inn adults – 7.15pm Fri 5th- . Y-Not Festival Pikehall Sun 7th Sat 6th 7.45-8.30am Saturday Morning Bulk Rubbish Collection Alsop Sat 6th . Manifold Valley Show Ilam 10.30- Sat 13th Saturday Morning Bulk Rubbish Collection Ballidon 10.45am Sat 20th all day Ashbourne Agricultural Show Osmaston Mon 29th 11-4pm Tea & Cakes in the Churchyard Alsop Church
Thorpe
COFFEE MORNINGS
A lot of regulars were missing this month on June 15th; they were either on holiday or could not come for some other reason. However, the ten local people were augmented by four walkers who were very welcome and it was a noisy, cheerful gathering. Although the numbers were down we still managed to collect £36.00 for the British Red Cross. Julia has written these words as I was enjoying a holiday on the island of Islay – away from it all! A cheque has been sent to the local branch of the British Red Cross and I have asked if the money could be put towards the cost of a new Derbyshire emergency support vehicle which they are trying to purchase.
A letter has been received from Christian Aid thanking everyone for our donation from last month’s coffee morning. They thank us for our continued support of their work with and for the poorest communities on earth.
Future dates: July 20th, Aug. 17th, and Sept. 21st in the Village Hall between 10.30 am and 12 noon as usual. The charity to benefit from donations in July will be Hearing Dogs for deaf people and in August it will be for our local Community First Responders.
Ros Hunt
Derbyshire Churches and Chapels Preservation Trust (DCCPT) ‘Ride and Stride’
This annual national sponsored event will take place this year on Saturday September 10th. It would be wonderful if any of you would care to take part – whether on bikes or walking. Sponsorship forms will be available from the end of July and can be obtained from churchwardens. It would be great if refreshments could be provided in each church and even a rota of people to man the churches! However, this is not always possible and is not obligatory, but it does make a big difference to those taking part. The Trust exists to provide grants for Churches and Chapels of all denominations in Derbyshire for their repair and maintenance. 50p out of every £1 raised comes back to the church you nominate. RH ______
Thorpe Village Hall - Annual Report – 28 April 2011
The Management Committee has consisted of Jim Hudson, David Froggatt, Bob Evans, Barbara Wager, Cyril Challinor, Clarke Lomas and Andrew Wager during the year since the last Annual Meeting on 11 June 2010. Andrew Wager has continued to act as chairman and secretary, while Bob Evans has continued as treasurer. Jim Hudson retired from the committee at the end 2010 because he no longer has a connection with the village. Jim had completed his work to ensure that the title of the Hall is on a sound legal base and the committee expressed their gratitude to Jim for all his hard work. Management Committee meetings were held on 11 June 2010 and 10 December 2010 Gill Frith has been the caretaker since 1992. The committee continues to be very grateful for her work. The title to the Hall and the side passage has been recorded with the Land Registry thanks to Jim Hudson’s persistence. It is now in the custodianship of the Charity Commissioners. The story of Jim’s work was summarised in the Parish Magazine for February 2011. In order to improve the Hall for the hard of hearing, Barbara Wager has organised the installation of a hearing loop. This allows those with suitable hearing aids to hear what is going on more clearly. There is a table microphone for meetings and a lapel mike for speakers. The Parish Council provided 20% support of £283, the District Council £700 and the Dovedale Dash £450. Barbara has also organised the purchase of a smart nameplate for the front of the Hall. Work has started on a project to improve the toilets in the hall. They are long overdue for an upgrade. The committee are working with an architect to find a design that will replace the existing facilities with a disabled toilet and two modern unisex toilets. Existing internal load bearing walls constrain the options but we are hopeful that an affordable design can be achieved. The committee are grateful for continuing financial support of £1000 from the Dovedale Dash which allows hiring rates to be kept affordable. There is now a website for the village hall at www.thorpevillagehall.org.uk
Andrew Wager 24 April 2011 AC ELECTRICAL SERVICES
• Domestic & Farm Installations • Rewires • Alterations • Additions • Small Jobs Welcome SCHOOL VIEW, PARWICH Excellent references provided 01335 390317 Tel 01335 348475 Mob 07846 247121 email [email protected]
McMurtry & Harding TO PLACE Veterinary Surgeons • Consultations by appointment ADVERTISEMENTS, • 24 Hour emergency service • OAP discounts on weekday afernoons PLEASE CONTACT • Pet behavioural clinics • Free ‘Well Pet’ check-ups MARY WILFORD Caring for animals for over 35 years 01335 350302 34 Market Place, Ashbourne 01335 342227 8 St John St., Wirksworth 01629 823034 Leatherbritches Nursery Fenny Bentley, Ashbourne, Derbyshire Enquiries: Bill on 07713 743295 or 01335 390571 Open 10am - 5pm (times vary during bad weather) English Plants for English Gardens Herbaceous, Perennial, Alpine, Shrubs, Bedding Plants, Hanging Baskets, Vegetables
MARSHALL (BUILDERS) ESTABLISHED OVER 42 YEARS NEW HOUSE BUILD/ EXTENSIONS/RENOVATIONS • QUALITY STONE & BRICKWORK ALL TYPES OF ROOFING WORK • PLASTERING/JOINERY ALL TYPES OF GROUNDWORK • DRAINS • PATIOS • WALLS ETC. ✰ REMEMBER ✰ “DON’T CALL THE COWBOYS, CALL THE MARSHALLS” T: 01335 390314 or 390552 or M: 07790 878348 or 07811 379782
NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH
At Thorpe. Co-ordinator Barbara Wager
There have been no messages lately relating to new scams, However there are scams about, mostly by phone and email. The telephone ones generally ask for your bank or credit card details on some pretext or other, all of which are always false. The police advice is simply never tell anyone your details.
The email scams frequently say you have won money which you can claim by giving your bank details. Another one is that your computer needs a new security system, which it does not, anyway certainly not from somebody you've never heard of.
The most recent case is one where a phone call says you need a new security update, and giving a website address where you are informed that it will cost £170 and please supply your credit card details. Surprise, surprise. Please don't do it! If you do think you need a new security system go out and buy one from a reputable source at a time of your choosing.
If you do get one of these phone calls or emails it is worth your time to tell the police. If you don't they cannot know. If you do they can add together everybody's information and perhaps detect a pattern and so be able to do something about it.
A good way to stop unwanted phone calls is to register with the Telephone Preference Service by calling 0845 0700707 or doing it online at www.tpsonline.org.uk.
The police phone number for non-urgent calls is
0345 123 3333
Tissington
NOTES FROM THE HALL JUNE 2011
Church Fete Sunday 31st July 1.30-4.00pm Please make a note of this in the diary. The usual stalls and help will be needed as per usual. As I write we have no band for the day but please do consider other musicians if you know of any. All proceeds to St Marys’ Church .
Tissington Open Gardens Day Sunday 7 August 2011 12-4pm After some discussion we have come up with this date for the Open Garden Day . I hope to see all those of you that have offered their gardens so that we can discuss further details of the opening but, meanwhile, can we all keep that date free in our dairies and perhaps think of a pricing policy.
Tissington Hall Garden Open in aid of the National Gardens Scheme The day this year for this excellent charity is Monday 29 August between 12 and 3pm The Hall itself will be open for guided tours that day in addition.
District Council As you know I was fortunate enough to be elected to the District Council for the Ward of Dovedale & Parwich.If anyone has a concern of anything appertaining to District Council matters then please DO get in touch with me.
As part of their programme, the District Council will be having a Southern Area Forum at the Sports Centre in Ashbourne on Monday 4 July between 7 and 9pm where there will be various talks and an opportunity to ask questions of the Council Members and Officers. Please do attend.
Sir Richard 270611 Carole Unwin writes
Flower Rota: 3 & 10 July Susan Limer 17 & 24 July Joan Boam
TISSINGTON CAR BOOT SALE
In aid of St Mary’s Church Organ Fund Bank Holiday Monday 29 August 2011 Open to the Public at 12 noon £7 per table Bookings to Carole Unwin on 01335 390603 or Jo H on 01335 390312
TISSINGTON VILLAGE HALL
The Village Hall Committee invited Rosemary Rennie, an architect, to their June meeting to discuss options regarding updating. Her report is now awaited, together with drawings.
Thanks to all who took part in the recent survey. The option concerning update and provision of disabled access has been agreed. The Secretary has accessed Grants which may be available
Please note that in future Tissington residents will have priority for all dates until 1 January each year, so if you want the Village Hall for anything special don’t forget to book early – Treasurer Mrs Helen Walker, tel.818018.
Sally Rowe Secretary S.R.P. Tissington Pre-School QUALITY DECORATORS held in The Bluebell Function Room Mon, Weds, Fri: 9.30 to 12.30 High Quality Painting & Decorating (Early Bird Option 9 - 9.30am) Tuesday: 9am - 12 noon for your home & business Thurs: 9am - 12 noon Tel: 01335 390600 2 - 5 years old Mobile: 07813 014935 Voucher Scheme in use www.srpservices.co.uk Contact: 07817 177405
ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS? THEN CALL WYEGARTH ELECTRICAL SERVICES FOR ALL ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION WORK. LARGE OR SMALL CONTRACTS REWIRES / EXTRA LIGHTS / SOCKETS FREE ESTIMATES / 24 HOUR CALL OUT FOR A RELIABLE FRIENDLY SERVICE CALL 01629 814085 or 07971 786258 ON SITE PARKING Tissington Youth Club
We have started to meet up again! At the Village Hall Fridays 7.15p.m until 9p.m. Thankfully Steve Tame has come back on board to lead the club alongside two Sue’s; Sue Patterson and Sue Davenport. Their children attend the club.
At the moment Friday is the evening for meeting, but we have found that there are children carrying out other pursuits on that night, so we may very well return back to a Thursday night if numbers stay low.
Now that the evenings are light and hopefully dry, there is a great opportunity to use the Chill Out” area and the playing field in Tissington.
If you have children 8years and over please come along to see us and join in the fun.
Zena Penfold (Chairman) Tel. 01335 390674
Vintage and Modern Tractor Event will take place at Tissington on the old recreation field, Chapel Lane on Sunday July 24th 2011 13.00 hrs
Free admission. Car park £2. Proceeds split between St. Marys Church and Chapel. Details Les Alcock 01335 390490
Tissington Chapel would like to thank David Walker for the kind donation of £36 towards the restoration fund,
Les Alcock Contact Details
Revd Andy Larkin The Vicarage Smithy Lane Parwich DE6 1QD
Tel: 07758 704452
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.peakfive.org
Readers:
Mrs Faith Hanson 350412 Miss Ros Hunt 350221
Churchwardens:
St. Michael’s, Alsop Mrs Caroline Gordon 390651 Mr William Bunting 390329
St. Edmund’s, Fenny Bentley Vacant Vacant
St. Peter’s, Parwich Mr Martin Compton 390529 Mrs Helen Pitts 390362
St. Leonard’s, Thorpe Mr Clarke Lomas 350265 Miss Ros Hunt 350221
St. Mary’s, Tissington Mr David Walker 390075 Miss Ann Unwin 350732
Services for July to beginning of September
July 3rd – 2nd Sunday after Trinity
Alsop no service Fenny Bentley 3.30 pm Evening Prayer Miss R Hunt Parwich 11.00 am Campsite Service Revd A Larkin Thorpe 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd O Post Tissington 11.00 am Family Service + Baptism Revd O Post
July 10th – 3rd Sunday after Trinity
Alsop 11.15 am Holy Communion Revd E Urquhart Fenny Bentley no service Parwich 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd O Post 2.30 pm Methodist - Holy Communion Revd T Morris Thorpe 11.00 am Mattins Miss R Hunt Tissington 9.30 am Mattins Miss R Hunt
July 17th – 4th Sunday of Trinity
Alsop 11.15 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin/J Turville Fenny Bentley 3.30 pm Evening Prayer Revd A Larkin Parwich 10.00 am Family Service Revd A Larkin Thorpe 6.30 pm Evensong Mrs F Hanson Tissington 8.00 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin **10.00 am Methodist - Holy Communion Revd T Morris
July 24th – 5th Sunday after Trinity
Alsop 11.15 am Mattins Mr K Stone Fenny Bentley no service Parwich 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin 2.30 pm Methodist Service Mr T Parkinson Thorpe 11.15 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin/J Turville Tissington no service
July 31st – 6th Sunday after Trinity
Thorpe 11.00 am Songs of Praise Miss R Hunt
August 7th – 7th Sunday after Trinity
Alsop no service Fenny Bentley 3.30 pm Evening Prayer Mr K Stone Parwich 6.30 pm Evensong Mr K Stone Thorpe 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd P Short Tissington 11.00 am Family Service Mrs F Hanson
August 14th – 8th Sunday after Trinity
Alsop 11.15 am Holy Communion Revd O Post Fenny Bentley no service Parwich 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd O Post 2.30 pm Methodist Service Sister M Wilde Thorpe 11.00 am Mattins Miss R Hunt Tissington 9.30 am Mattins Miss R Hunt
August 21st – 9th Sunday after Trinity
Alsop 11.15 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin Fenny Bentley 3.30 pm Evening Prayer Miss R Hunt Parwich 10.00 am Family Service Revd A Larkin Thorpe 6.30 pm Evensong Miss R Hunt Tissington 8.00 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin **10.00 am Methodist service Sister M Wilde
August 28th – 10th Sunday after Trinity
Alsop 11.15 am Mattins Mr K Stone Fenny Bentley no service Parwich 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin 2.30 pm Methodist Service Revd T Morris Thorpe 11.15 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin Tissington no service
September 4th – 11th Sunday after Trinity
Alsop no service Fenny Bentley 3.30 pm Evening Prayer Revd A Larkin Parwich 6.30 pm Evensong Mr K Stone Thorpe 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin Tissington 11.00 am Family Service Revd A Larkin
**Please note: Methodist services will be held at St. Mary’s Church at 10.00 am on the 3rd Sunday of each month (July – September) whilst work is being done on the Chapel at Tissington.