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Community Newsletter JULY & AUGUST 2017 1 Community Newsletter JULY & AUGUST 2017 If you have an item that you would like including in the Upper Coquet Resource Group Community Newsletter then please forward the information, ideally by email, to Susan Rogerson by 17th of August: [email protected] September issue goes to print w/c 21 .08.17 NETHERTON VILLAGE Netherton Quiz Evening on Wednesday 5th July & 2nd August at the Star Inn, Netherton from 8.00pm. All welcome. Netherton Gardening Club Thursday 6th July: they are having a trip to Durham Botanic Garden and Wynyard Hall. Contact Pat Younger for more details on 620216. Thursday 13th July: they will meet at 2.00pm at One Walled Garden, Callaly. Thursday 27th July: they will meet at 2.00pm at Addison House, near Lucker. BUMPS, BABIES AND BEYOND Every Tuesday in term time, bring along your bumps, your babies and your pre-schoolers to NETHERTON NORTHSIDE FIRST SCHOOL 9.30-10.30am There will be tea/coffee/juice and a “little something” to enjoy, while you chat and make new friends, share experiences and the little ones play in the safety of our spacious hall. Come and be part of the great things happening at our school. We look forward to seeing you soon. HARBOTTLE VILLAGE Harbottle School Toddler Group meets on Monday afternoons during term time from 1.30 until 3.00pm in Harbottle School. Iyengar Yoga Sessions in Harbottle Village Hall every Tuesday evening 7.00 to 8.30pm. For further information please contact Margaret Ranken on 650281. Harbottle School Community Group will gratefully accept any complete jigsaws, including children’s jigsaws, and boxed games. Donations can be handed to Tracey Boldy, Jackie Bickmore, Ann Hennessy or Margaret Ward. Harbottle Star Inn Quiz nights in aid of Alwinton and Holystone Churches on Mondays in August: 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th All 8.30pm start. All welcome. UCRG Community & Parish of UC Newsletter July & August 2017 2 Judali Yoga hatha yoga class at Harbottle Village Hall On Thursday evenings 7.30 – 9pm. All welcome. No previous experience necessary. Suitable for both beginners and those with more experience. For more information contact Judie: 01669 650045 The Harbottle School “Bistro” The next dates for the lunches are: Thursday 6th, 13th & 20th July. Time: 12.00 mid-day To book a place or a take away meal please call: 01669 650271 Harbottle Calendar 2018: don’t forget to take lots of photographs for the 2018 calendar. All subjects welcome. Photographs to be handed in to the Star Inn by the end of September. Star Inn Potato Competition: judging on Sun 20th August. Don’t forget to return your bucket before 12 noon. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 200 Club Ticket Winners for July: 200 Club Ticket Winners for August: £20 Seth Pringle, Rothbury £20 Rudi Bickmore, Harbottle £15 Bob Oliver, Netherton £15 Richard Warner, Netherton £10 Graham Stacey, Sharperton £10 Helen Oliver, Rothbury ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DEFIBRILLATOR REMINDER We have defibrillators sited in the following villages: Alwinton: in the car park on the toilet block wall Hepple: on the village hall wall Netherton: on the village hall wall Thropton: on the school wall ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ROTHBURY EDUCATION TRUST The Trustees of the above Trust have a yearly amount available to provide a certain number of bursaries under the objects of the Rothbury Education Trust. Grants will be considered for: Students entering the first year of a recognised University degree course Students commencing an accredited apprenticeship including those involving courses at Colleges of Further Education Students will be granted one payment only. Potential beneficiaries must reside within the Parishes of Cartington, Hepple, Hesleyhurst, Rothbury, Snitter, Thropton and Tosson and the parts of the Parishes of Brinkburn, Hollinghill and Netherton that lie within the Ancient Parish of Rothbury. There will be a limited number of payments and applicants will be required to complete a short form outlining why they feel they should be considered for the bursary. Forms will be available from their Clerk, Susan Rogerson: [email protected] or by sending a stamped addressed envelope to her at 1 Gallow Law, Alwinton, Morpeth, NE65 7BQ. Please note that students will not be notified until mid-October as to whether their application has been successful or not. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Collins Fish Van visits the area on a Thursday at the following times: Hepple Post Office at 8.00 am Alwinton Village Green at 9.00 am Harbottle (Chapel end) at 9.30 am Holystone Post Office at 9.40 am Netherton Village: 12.00 – 12.15 pm UCRG Community & Parish of UC Newsletter July & August 2017 3 PARISH OF UPPER COQUETDALE COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER JULY/AUGUST 2017 CHURCH ORDER OF SERVICES July 2017 Church of England Alwinton, Holystone & Alnham Sunday 2 11.30am Holy Communion Alnham Third Sunday after Trinity 4pm Growing Church Alwinton Sunday 9 10.15am Holy Communion Alwinton Fourth Sunday after Trinity Sunday 16 10.15am Holy Communion Holystone Fifth Sunday after Trinity Sunday 23 10.15am Holy Communion Alwinton Sixth Sunday after Trinity Sunday 30 9.00am Holy Communion Holystone Seventh Sunday after Trinity August 2017 Church of England Alwinton, Holystone & Alnham Sunday 6 11.30am Holy Communion Alnham Transfiguration of Our Lord Sunday 13 10.15am Holy Communion Alwinton Blessed Virgin Mary Sunday 20 10.15am Holy Communion Holystone Tenth Sunday after Trinity Sunday 27 10.15am Holy Communion Alwinton 11th Sunday after Trinity Funeral 6 June Marlene Holywell May she rest in peace Weddings 13 May Gareth David Booth & Vikki Brewer 27 May Harry Sordy & Helena Grace Dickinson Congratulations UCRG Community & Parish of UC Newsletter July & August 2017 4 VALLEY HAPPENINGS We had such a great night for the Barn Bash on the 10th it was only very disappointing there were not more families there to enjoy it. Dick Hazelwood and The Holystone Rockers gave us the most marvellous entertainment and even had us all up dancing – quite an achievement! All the children loved it and enormous thanks to Simon for the use of the shed, which lent itself perfectly for such a “do” and the sun poured in. Thanks also to Gail, Sharon, Helen, Jackie, Tim, Vicki and Sue for all they did to make it so successful. Our next fund raiser is a party on the 7th July at Glebe House, Holystone. Quite a number of tickets have already been sold and Pimms and Canapés sound a pretty good combination to me! Tickets are £10.00 and available from Marion 650328, Julia 630241, Sharon 650076 or Helen 650009. Obviously it would be fantastic if we get a sunny evening but we have our music makers in action again and you will love them! The concert season is drawing to a close with the last on July 1st at 7.30pm. Guitar, Saxophone and Piano with the guitarist has been described as one of the greatest joys of British jazz with an astonishing range of colour – how lucky are we to have such talent coming to our doorstep. Don’t miss it! Everyone will have heard by now that sadly the Rector is leaving us in September. We wish him all the very best in Worth and he will no doubt find it rather an easier parish to run than Coquetdale. However we do sincerely hope that Rev Ann doesn’t take fright at having to look after us for a wee while and we will all have to step up to the mark to make it easier and assist where necessary. Sharon’s letter for sponsorship to help with our keeping the church yards cut and tidy has been very successful and huge thanks to all who generously responded to the letter we are most grateful. We wish the very best to all those involved with exams at all levels and hope you all have a very happy summer holiday. SPONSOR A GRASS CUT "Thanks" This month we would like to thank the following so much for their very kind sponsorship towards the Alwinton & Holystone Grass Cutting Fundraising Mrs A Dunn, Star Inn, Harbottle Mr L Dixon, Biddlestone Townfoot Farm Mr & Mrs M Young, Sharperton Edge Farm UCRG Community & Parish of UC Newsletter July & August 2017 5 CHURCH LUNCH St Michael and All Angels at Tower House Alnham Sincere thanks to Christine and Chris Nicholson 1 July 2017 from 1 pm onwards Bar, lunch, pudding, cheese, Children’s fun (bouncy castle/face painting) £15 /adult, donation welcome for children RSVP [email protected] Payments to Alnham DCC, Pennylaws, Alnham, NE66 4TL OR 77-20-03 acc 12640368 Service Music for the Summer Months For the summer months I have chosen music exclusively from the 20th Century; British, French and Belgian. Sunday 9th July Sunday 16th July J.Alain: de Jules Lemaitre Cesar Franck: Offertoire Philip Moore: Prelude for Withycombe Flor Peeters: Postludium Sunday 23rd July Sunday 13th August Benjamin Britten: They walk alone J.Alain: Berceuse Jean Langlais: Expressions for Organ No.5 Jean Langlais: Pastoral song Sunday 20th August William Walton: Elegy Peter Hurford: A Fancy Mary Thorne PIMM’S PARTY Friday 7th July 7.30pm Glebe House, Holystone By kind permission of John & Marion Farndale Tickets £10 (Inc. Glass Pimm’s and Canapés) Available from: Holystone Post Office, Star Inn Harbottle, Julia Stott, Marion Farndale, Helen Holmes, Sharon Graham & Gail Johnston. Please come along and have a fun evening and support our lovely churches. UCRG Community & Parish of UC Newsletter July & August 2017 6 COQUETDALE MUSIC TRUST, THROPTON Featuring Tom O’Donnell, Karin Grandal-Park & Karl Robins, Jeff McDonald, Pete Bentley, Rod Clements 9 July at 7.30pm: Dan Walsh & Alistair Anderson 23 July at 7.30pm: Chris Stout & Catriona McKay ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DOMINO DRIVE at Netherton Village Hall, 7.30pm Friday 11th AUGUST.
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