The Parish Church of St Michael the Archangel, Kirkby in Malhamdale Vicar: The Rev'd. Geoffrey Spencer e-mail: [email protected]. tel: 01729 830916 Church Website: www.kirkbymalhamchurch.org Contact Numbers: Church Officials Churchwardens Mrs Maureen Dore 830437 Mr. Ted Ellis 830513 Mr George Parker 825597 PCC Secretary Mrs Sue Bailey 830766 PCC co-Treasurers Mr Chris Darling 851452 Mr Ian Ballard 830885 Tower Captain Mr George Parker 825597 Music Organists Mrs Maria Gledhill 830208 Mrs Margaret Ellis 830513 Mr Lawrence Denholm Children & Young People Sunday Kids Club Mrs Gill Petrucci 840548 Parish Youth Group Mrs Bridget Slater 830559 Parish Hall Bookings Mrs Muriel Bland 830277 MALHAM METHODIST CHAPEL
Minister Rev Janet Clasper 01756 752607 [email protected] Steward Mrs Susan Simpson 830423 Treasurer Mrs Carol Newhouse 830487 QUAKER MEETING HOUSE, AIRTON
Voluntary Friend in Residence Mr Simon Watkins 830263 [email protected] Clerk to the Airton Meeting Mrs Laurel Phillipson [email protected] THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH New Editor Needed ! ! ! February Can you spare a little time each month? I am writing these words in February. My thoughts have been about using our gifts. Most people will know that Wise men from the East brought gifts to Jesus I've edited the Malhamdale Parish News for nearly six years, probably some time after his birth according to the account in St Matthew’s but it's now time for me to step down and let somebody else take over. Gospel in the Bible. Most people, religious or not, review how they are living their If you think this might be something you would like to do, lives as the New Year unfolds. The Wise men clearly brought the best gifts they could offer to Jesus. On reading or hearing this story we must surely be please call me on 01729 830885 or e-mail [email protected] prompted to think about what gifts we have to offer and how we might use them My last issue will be July/August 2018 . . . to the betterment of our Communities. Malhamdale is greatly blessed by the caring and sharing which happens in this special corner of the world. Is there anything that we could do with the gifts that we have been given? Have we discovered what gifts we have? There is an old story of a church without an FROM THE ARCHIVES Organist. One day an old smelly tramp entered this church. No one spoke to him Robin Bundy has provided the following article, written by Thomas Bradshaw and he was ignored. He walked up the centre of the church as people turned and published in the Craven Herald on 1st August 1924. away from him. On spotting the Organ, he sat down on the stool and began to play the most beautiful music that anyone present had ever heard. A Personal Reminiscence
We have all got a song to sing and music to play. Let us review our lives in 2018 As one who is now in the 'sere and yellow leaf', I well recall the old building and find what beautiful gifts we have been hiding away and use them to help before it was restores. The seats in the pews faced all ways, many of them had make the world a more beautiful place in which to live. locks to the doors; the pulpit stood against a pillar in the North Arcade; the Your friend and Vicar minstrel gallery was at the tower end of the building; a screen divided the chancel from the nave; on the sounding board of the old pulpit rested a dove; Geoffrey Spencer and numerous other architectural features existed which have now been altered or removed, to the great improvement of the edifice. One the west wall there were quaint frescoes representing 'Time' and 'Death', and when these were scaled off texts in black appeared. beneath this coating there were illuminations FROM THE REGISTERS in red, and deeper still were other designs. And I remember with what interest we 19th December Funeral of Mary Cribb regarded the Verger when, on dark Sunday afternoons, he brought round lighted candles in heavy iron candlesticks which he placed at the corners which 11th January Funeral of Robin Bolland happened to be occupied on that particular day. (Imagine that!) 13th January Funeral of Marjorie Brown 2nd February Thanksgiving Service for Dorothy Rooks A photo of the interior of the church, showing this pulpit and the screen 15th February Thanksgiving Service for Shirley Rycroft separating the chancel from the nave, can be seen in the booklet about the church, available to purchase from the bookstall. Jen Darling Kirkby-in-Malhamdale United (VA) Primary School, AIRTON W.I Kirkby Malham, Skipton, Members met at the Quaker Meeting House on December 13th in order to North Yorkshire, sample some scrumptious puddings. There was an amazing selection of BD23 4BY deserts created by our adventurous chefs. The recipes were then shared so that everyone can try their hand at creating their favourite pud. Telephone and Fax: 01729 830214 Our “foodie” theme continued into the New Year with a social gathering at e-mail: [email protected] Veronica’s home on the green. In contrast to the December meeting, we enjoyed a savoury only Jacobs join supper, a glass of wine and a jolly good Interim Headteacher: Mrs Amanda Allen natter! Happy New Year to everyone! The next meeting will be on 14th February at the Quaker Meeting House when We have had a very good start to 2018 with lots of activities taking place in Andrea West from Kirkby Malham will talk about her time spent as a police school. Swimming for Year 1 to Year 4 has started at Settle Pool every week officer. and the children are thoroughly enjoying it. The more proficient swimmers are Avril Frankland learning lifesaving and water safety skills. We also took part in Craven Schools Swimming Gala in January, where Finlay, Jack, Thomas, Alice, Madeline, Jessie, Carys, Katy, Fraiser, Oliver, CHURCH YARD Sophie, Anna, Rafe and John represented school and swam their hearts out. Nine children went through to the final heats. Well done to all of them. Dog owners and dog walkers are requested to clean up after their dogs in the church yard and on the church paths On Monday 29th January our Year 6 children, Jack, Rhiannon, Dylan, Lisa, Finlay, Brooke and Jessie had a wonderful day trip to London with Mr Bell. Thank you This included a visit to The Houses of Parliament, Horse Guard’s Parade, 10 Downing Street and a walk to Buckingham Palace – action packed to say the Secretary least! Rob Thacker We are looking forward to welcoming the CAMEO Club (Come and Meet Laneside Each Other) on Monday 19th February, straight after half term which will Cove Road include a talk by Patrick and Liz Wherity on a children’s charity they support in MALHAM BD23 4DH Nepal. The children will serve tea and refreshments afterwards. [email protected] We are also starting whole school Tennis coaching after half term with Adam President ~ Mr Raymond Lund Cox from Skipton Tennis Centre every week until May half term. MALHAM SHOW COMMITTEE MEETINGS 2018 Please be advised of the dates of the Malham Show Committee Meetings throughout 2018 to be held in Malham Village Hall at 8 pm Monday - February 26th Monday - April 30th Monday - July 9th Monday - September 17th MALHAM WI MALHAMDALE THROUGH THE YEARS A bit of a catch up since we last posted so here goes………….
In December we added some spice to our meeting and invited Yazi Begh Ali to Recently Malhamdale Local History Group was fortunate to receive the donation of an talk to us about her education and charity work promoting cultural connections item that we had never seen before but of which there must have been many in the through food. Yazi who was born and brought up in Skipton talked about her Dale a third of a century ago. This was a first day cover franked on 26rd January 1983 childhood growing up with her family who had arrived in the country from and commemorating 150 years of the Methodist Church in Airton. Stamped on Pakistan to work in the weaving industry. From an early age, Yazi valued how fresh food and vegetables were an important enabler in connecting people; her father had an allotment and shared some of his produce with friends from the allotment and also neighbours on the street where they lived. As they were the only local Asian heritage family, food quickly became the link to develop an understanding and friendships across communities. As Yazi talked, she prepared a spicy fish curry and the listeners completely understood how the wonderful colours and aroma emanating from her pans would induce curiosity and excitement. A member of the audience was even encouraged to do the ‘chapatti dance’ as she tried her hand at making chapattis! Through a challenging personal period Yazi has developed her own unique approach to working with different groups, including cooking with secondary school pupils, contributing to Madhur Jaffrey’s Cookbook and attending a UN conference promoting food as a cultural connector. Everyone in the audience thoroughly enjoyed Yazi’s thought provoking presentation, not to mention the fish curry afterwards! Also in December we observed a one minute silence for Mary Cribb our dear Inside the envelope was a card with details of the history of the Methodist friend and WI member who sadly passed away. Mary, who was always ready with a wry smile and chuckle was a stalwart of the WI; a long standing Church in Airton from the chapel built in 1833, actually in Scosthrop, to the committee member and active supporter of Malham Safari, she will be greatly building that closed in 2010 which was erected in 1897 because the original missed and our condolences and prayers are with her family. chapel with seating for 72 people was too small for the congregation. The cover In January we rang in the new year with……………. our annual Christmas design was by John Parker, well known as an artist and art teacher in Airton who Dinner, this year held at The Listers. The rationale behind the January date was the Chapel treasurer, and the minister at the time was The Reverend W H was we might as well be different and start any alcohol abstinence and strict Lake. diets just as everyone was waning with theirs! Hazel supplied the quiz and the MLHG is most grateful to receive this donation to our archive. silver sugar shaker made its annual appearance – this year to be won by Sarah Jane and Mike Harrop. There is more information about the history of Malhamdale Our programme for the year is now confirmed and Laura our resident ‘Tweeter’ on the Malhamdale Local History Group website http://www.kirkbymalham.info/ will be letting everyone know what’s coming up. Sue Lugton Tel.01729 830201 [email protected] Tracey Baron Ashley's Farm will need to set up around 100 individual pens, which the sheep go into as soon as they have lambed. Once the lambs are sucking properly and have gained a bit The winter has so far been largely uneventful, with a mixed bag of weather but of strength, they will be turned out into the fields, usually at 1 or 2 days old. nothing too extreme in any respect, which is all we really ever hope for. Some crisp frosty days give us the chance to travel on the land for spreading manure All of the Swaledale sheep having twins will lamb outside, which is the healthiest or accessing maintenance jobs such as wall repairs. and most natural place for them to give birth. The weather has a big impact on how straightforward the outdoor lambing is and we need a bit of luck with this! Most of the sheep were scanned the day after Boxing Day by the local The worst weather for new born lambs is a combination of cold and wet, when scanning man Robert. The day went well and I was pleased to learn that the lambs can quickly become hypothermic or ‘starved’ and may need to come inside sheep are having lots of lambs. The sheep were sprayed according to how for a couple of days until they get stronger. The Swaledale sheep having singles many lambs they are having – a red dot in the middle of the back is for a or triplets will also lamb inside, as this allows us to be on hand to try and mother single, no mark means twins, whilst an orange dot represents triplets. spare triplet lambs onto a sheep that has had one lamb. Scanning results are expressed as percentages, so if every sheep is having twins we would say they had scanned at 200%. The Bluefaced Leicester’s Ashley and Rachel have lived up to their reputation of being a prolific breed and have scanned at 250%, which means a lot of them are expecting triplets and a couple quads. KIRKBY MALHAM CHURCH Whilst we want plenty of lambs this presents its own problems. It is harder to keep a sheep healthy during pregnancy when she is expecting multiples and Heritage Presentations there is a much higher risk of lambing complications, meaning very close As part of the grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund to carry out work in monitoring is needed. Kirkby Malham Church, we are presenting a series of talks about interesting For now my focus is on providing the sheep with the optimum nutrition they heritage aspects of the Church. This is the seventh and last n the series. need to grow their lambs well in the final weeks of pregnancy, with 70% of lamb growth taking place in the last 6 weeks of pregnancy. The sheep have Conservation and Repair of Sedimentary Stones access to haylage in a feeder and I feed them all once a day with sheep cake – in Historic Buildings a specific concentrated feed which is high in protein and energy. Feeding the Wednesday 21st March 2018 sheep each day takes up a large part of the day at this time of year, but it is 7.30 p.m. in Church important to get it right to set up a successful lambing. Unfortunately this winter is shaping up to be an expensive one in terms of feed costs. Poor grass Speaker: Mike Overton growing and harvesting conditions last spring and summer across the country The presentation will cover areas such as have meant that straw, hay and silage are in short supply, which inevitably the qualities of sedimentary stones pushes up the price for these and concentrated sheep feed. forces of stone erosion and measures to control it The Bluefaced Leicesters will start lambing at the end of February, closely methods of repair and conservation withrelevant examples th followed by the Mule flock on 10 March and the Swaledales soon after this, good Practice details with most of them lambing during the last two weeks in March. The Bluefaced maintenance of stonework Leicesters will all lamb inside and stay inside for a few weeks after lambing, as Do come along, it should be a very interesting evening; Mike is an expert in they need protection from the weather. The Mule sheep also lamb inside, this field, and an excellent and entertaining speaker. mainly because it saves some field space, so that hopefully some grass will be GARGRAVE AND MALHAMDALE COMMUNITY LIBRARY ST MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL FABRIC FUND 200 CLUB On Friday the 9th March we will be showing “Their Finest”, The year is 1940. With DRAW PRIZE WINNERS the nation bowed down by war, the British ministry turns to propaganda films to November 2017 December 2017 boost morale at home. Realizing their films could use "a woman's touch," the ministry hires Catrin Cole as a script writer. A comedy drama starring Bill Nighy 1st Prize £100 John Varney Shirley Foster and Gemma Arterton. 2nd Prize £50 Alan Hulme Peter Sharp The customary Café style seating will be in place, so please bring your own 3rd Prize £25 Bob Southwell Norman Carr refreshments. Village Hall doors open 7pm and the film starts at 7.30pm. Tickets are £5, on sale at the door. Under 16’s, free admission. 4th Prize £15 Denis Hoyle Chris & Jen Darling Friday 27th April we will be showing the 2017 version of the old classic “Murder 5th Prize £10 Sue & Richard Clough Veronica Ansbro on the Orient Express.”
Following on from our success in the Summer Reading challenge and our award January 2018 of Library of the month the Library is now the owner of two framed certificates 1st Prize £100 Paul Bolland which are on proud display in the Library. Once again, a big thank you to all of you who made it possible. 2nd Prize £50 Phil Dore Over the Christmas period the Library took delivery of a number of “Micro:bits rd 3 Prize £25 Ian Robinson ( yes good question!! ). Micro:bits are small, programmable computers that plug 4th Prize £15 Patricia Sharp into a PC, laptop etc and once programmed can do all sorts of wonderful things.
th They have been provided by the Micro:bit Foundation who’s aim is to encourage 5 Prize £10 Linda Hodson young people, aged 10 years and upwards, to learn how to programme computers. They not suitable for young children. The 200 club is open to all and we attract members from outside the area as They are available for young people to borrow and take home. They can take well as local residents. We welcome new members who wish to support them home to use on their own devices or on a People’s Network computer in the this fine building which is so central to our community here in Malhamdale. library. For aspiring Programmers further information can be found at http:// Thank you very much indeed for your support. microbit.org/guide/ We look forward to hearing from you again. The Suggestion Box is now in place in the Library and the Committee are looking forward to receiving your ideas as to how the operation and the service offered by the Library could be improved. We are particularly interested to hear your views Joy Schofield 830463, on the current opening hours. The Box will be in place until Easter. Ashley & Rachael Caton 830250 Talking of Easter leads into the announcement on opening hours over the Easter Ali Milner 830588 Holiday. The Library will close at 5.00pm on Wednesday 28th March and re-open on Wednesday 4th April. Bernadette Schutte 830322 or [email protected] Dave Smith
MALHAMDALE CHURCH SERVICES FOR MARCH
Sunday 4th March 3rd Sunday in Lent Parish Church 10.00 a.m. Parish Communion Malham Methodist Chapel 9.30 a.m. Mr. D. Allison
Ted Ellis
April 2nd
Easter Easter Day
Communion
11am Family
John Varney John
Andrea West Andrea
Maureen Dore
Muriel Bland &
Nigel Buckland Nigel Sunday 11th March Mothering Sunday & Viv Buckland Watkins Simon
Parish Church 10.00 a.m. Parish Communion
Malham Methodist Chapel 9.30 a.m. Rev. R. Atkinson - Communion The Religious Society of
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Friends (Quakers), Airton 3.00 p.m. Friends’ Meeting House TBA
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29th March
19.30 Service
Robin Bundy Robin Darling Chris Bundy Robin
Lynne Ashton Sunday 18th March 5th Sunday in Lent & Bundy Robin
Parish Church 10.00 a.m. Parish Communion
Malham Methodist Chapel 9.30 a.m. Mrs. J. Jolly
Sunday 25th March Palm Sunday
Schutte
Lawrence Lawrence
Parish Church 10.00 a.m. Parish Communion Denholme
10.00 Parish Communion
Bernadette Bernadette
25th March
Eileen Miles Eileen
John Varney John
Palm Palm Sunday
George Parker George Parker George Malham Methodist Chapel 9.30 a.m. Rev. R. Fox & Carol Ballard
The Religious Society of
Friends (Quakers), Airton 3.00 p.m. Friends’ Meeting House
Thursday 29th March Maundy Thursday Lent
Phil Dore Phil
10.00 Parish Communion
18th March
Mark Ashton Parish Church 7.30 p.m. Holy Communion (Sung) West Andrea
Margaret Ellis Margaret
5th Sunday in Sunday 5th
Maureen Dore Maureen Dore Maureen
Viv Buckland & Viv Buckland
& Stripping of the Altars
Friday 30th March Good Friday Parish Church 2-3p.m. Hymns, Readings & Meditations
Carson Sunday
Mothering
10.00 Parish Communion
Ria Gledhill
11th March
Joy Schofield
Lynne Ashton
George Parker George Parker George
Robert & Pippa Pippa & Robert
Rota for 10.00 a.m. Services at the Parish Church Church Parish the at Services a.m. for 10.00 Rota
Sunday 4th April Easter Day
Parish Church 11.00 a.m. Parish Communion Malham Methodist Chapel 9.30 a.m. Mr. B. Appleby
Lent
4th March 4th
Jen Darling Jen
10.00 Parish Communion
Rita Holmes
Eileen Miles Eileen
Muriel Bland Muriel Bland
3rd Sunday in 3rd Sunday
Chris Darling & Darling Chris Watkins Simon
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CONISTON COLD YOUNG FARMERS CLUB ‘Together we’re Coniston Cold Young Farmers started the New Year joining fellow clubs Lawkland, Burton and Rathmell for the Settle District Young Farmers Annual stronger than the Bingo night held at North Ribblesdale Rugby Club at Settle. The caller for the storms’ night was District Chairman Phil Morphet who kept members entertained with This year Christian Aid is focussing on Haiti bingo lingo he had recently being swatting up on. Club leaders kept the and the aftermath of hurricanes. In Haiti, Marcelin raised his three proceedings moving along by checking scores and distributing prizes. daughters alone. They’ve endured some of the worst natural disasters on The following Tuesday members were due to meet at The Richard Tottie earth. They’re not just survivors. They’re fighters. But they’re only so strong. Memorial Hall at Coniston for the Annual Advisory and Show meeting but this They won’t survive the next hurricane without your help. had to be moved to the following Tuesday due to poor weather. Members then If you can spare a couple of hours to collect red envelopes during May discussed the upcoming show to be held on Saturday the 11th of August at The then please let me know. Ring me on 01729 830372 Memorial Hall and adjoining field. or email [email protected] The following Tuesday Coniston Cold Young Farmers met at the Memorial Hall This Christian Aid Week, you can be in their corner. You can help them again at Coniston where members enjoyed an evening of Darts and Table build a home that will weather the next storm, so they won’t need to fight to Tennis organised by club leaders Alastair and Julie Walton. Club chairperson survive anymore. Gemma Darwin took the opportunity to plan some future events for the forthcoming year. Members also organised and attended a Coffee Morning the Thank you following Saturday at Hellifield Village Institute where Mrs Sheila Swinbank Judy Rogers served coffee to local residents. Club members held a raffle and tombola to raise £250 for club funds making a successful and enjoyable morning for all. Last Tuesday Coniston Cold Young Farmers travelled to Ingleton to Inglesport who have an indoor climbing wall. Members donned climbing shoes and a handful of chalk and tackled the various challenges of indoor climbing. A AWARDS FROM KIRKBY MALHAM business meeting followed with Gemma Darwin in the chair and Jack Walker SCHOOL FOUNDATION gave the vote of thanks to the staff of Inglesport. Coniston will be hosting The Settle District Hedging and Walling Competition on Anyone who attended Kirkby Malham School and is now in Year12 the 3rd of March at Kirby Malham village hall with Walling held at Micklaw Hill (or equivalent) of full- or part-time education or is in their second Farm and the Hedging to be held Hurries Farm at Otterburn. Indoor year of full-time Further/ Higher Education may apply for a small competitions will be held in the hall at 2pm - all are welcome. award from the Foundation Trustees. Those interested should apply in writing to:- Peter Walton Ashley Caton Otterburn Lodge, Otterburn Skipton, BD23 4DBX AIRTON BARN:
CHANGES TO HIRE CHARGES FOR LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS
Dear Malhamdalers! Thursday 15th March Until this year, hiring any of the rooms at Airton Meeting House and Barn for local non-profit uses has involved a flat rate cost, currently standing at £20 for Annual General Meeting one room or £30, for sessions of up to 4 hours. This is in effect 50% of the for Members and Prospective Members rate we apply to profit making or other commercial uses such as paid courses Followed by Wine and Cheese and business meetings. (Free to Members, £3 for Prospective Members However, even the minimum charge of £20 might be off-putting for someone 8.00pm in Malham Village Hall wishing to try out a social activity at the Barn. So we’re now making it possible For more information please contact for people to hire the rooms even more cheaply. Colin or Sue Lugton Tel. 01729 830201 From March 2018 onwards we are offering the following options for hire of the Linda Hodson Tel. 01729 830572 three rooms available at the Meeting House and Barn for local non-profit groups:
Pay £2 per person for one room or £3 for two rooms for sessions up to 4 hours. WEDNESDAY QUIZ NIGHTS Pay £10 per hour for one room or £15 for two rooms. AT THE VICTORIA INN Pay a flat rate of £20 for a session up to 4 hours or £30 for two rooms (the current arrangement). 8.30 p.m.
In any case the maximum payment would be the same as the existing (the 7th and 21st March third option above). ‘Two rooms’ could be the whole Barn or the Meeting 4th and 18th April House and the lower floor of the Barn (for example to include access to the kitchen). All the usual terms and conditions apply – see https:// Come and join us for the airtonbarn.org.uk/accommodation/terms-and-conditions/ for details. fortnightly quiz at the Vic! We hope that this arrangement makes it possible for folk to try out new activities as one-off events or regular meetings. Want to start a drama group? Come as a team of up to 4 people or, if you are on your own, How about a baking club? The possibilities are endless – simply get in touch please come along and join a team. to get started! Entry fee £2 each, to cover prize for the winning team and a light supper. Simon Watkins Friend in Residence, Airton Friends Meeting If you would like any more information, or would like to arrange a quiz, 01729 830263 please contact: Ian Ballard (e-mail: [email protected] or phone 830885) or Steve Whitaker (e-mail: [email protected] or phone 830082)
March Session The next session will be on Monday 12th March at Abbeyfield House, Woodlands Drive, Skipton from 2.00 – 4.00pm
Please join us for a talk and quick tour of the House, followed by a fun seated exercise session and afternoon tea
Everyone welcome - £5 per person
For more information and to arrange transport contact Angela Barnes 01729 830532, Kath Hall 01729 830382 or Judith Holliday 01729 830338
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Part-time cat sitter on an occasional basis in Malhamdale. Involves looking after two elderly cats when the owner is required to work away. For more information telephone 07772 292 628 From the Editor . . . Apologies for any errors and omissions in this issue. As some people know, the last couple of months have been a difficult time for me and my family. So many people in the dale have given us such kindness and support - a huge 'thank you' to you all. I've tried to put the magazine together as best I can, but I've been very short of time and haven't had chance to check everything as thoroughly as usual. Advertisers: please check your advertisements and let me know of any errors, omissions, or poor reproduction quality, so that I can try to remedy them in the April issue. All material for inclusion in the April issue should be with me no later than Monday 12th March - thank you. Carol Ballard JOIN OUR HOSPITALITY TEAM! As we are embarking on our new season, we are looking for additional The Kirkby Malhamdale Educational Trust is a well established but little staff to join our friendly & supportive hospitality team. known local charity. We have limited funds to support educational and You will be working as part of a small multi-skilled and dedicated team. further development activities for local residents. The following is a guide Duties include cooking food, serving, cleaning bedrooms and to help you to meet our criteria and for you to consider whether you are maintaining meeting rooms. Excellent working conditions in a lovely suitable for funding: environment. A satisfying job with direct customer contact. 1. You must reside in Malhamdale. 2. You must be under 25 years of age when you apply. The successful applicants will ideally be adaptable team players with 3. We will only consider a personal application from the person applying energy, a can-do attitude, and a genuine approach to customer and it should be personally signed by you. service. Household skills, love of food and willingness to learn are 4. The amount of the award will be at the discretion of the Committee. more important than qualifications. 5. You should include a clear statement of the amount you are Applicants can telephone Bernadette on 01729 830322 requesting, the reasons for the funds and a plan of action, including your or e-mail [email protected] overall costs and how you will obtain additional funds where the costs
6. If funding is granted, we would appreciate a brief letter once your project/task has been implemented to inform the Committee as to how High Trenhouse Management Centre, Malham Moor, Settle, North the grant helped you. Yorkshire BD23 9PR www.hightrenhouse.co.uk
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