INTERFACE where Church and Community meet January 2011

INTERFACE SPECIAL WEB EDITION

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The Parish Magazine for , Flitch Green and Little Dunmow 50p IN THIS EDITION The Editor Church Directory www.felstedchurch.org.uk Church Services This Month ...... 4 Introduces Sunday for Younger People ...... 4 www.wizz4kids.com Weekday Worship ...... 4 The end of 2010 meant From the desk of the Vicar ...... 5 two treats for me in quick Licensed Ministers: Our Charity for this Month ...... 6 succession. An evening Vicar Reverend Colin Taylor 01371 820242 [email protected] The Mouths of Babes ...... 6 out at the Life Curate Reverend Mark Windsor 01371 821996 [email protected] Community Magazine Awards .... 7 Community Magazine Awards. See page 7 for details. Then my Readers Sonia Merritt 01371 823046 Liz Paxton 01371 821501 Operation Christmas Child ...... 7 wife and I were also kindly invited to the Jo Pratt 01371 821620 Colin Priestman 01371 820197 Felsted Aid for Deprived Children 8 Friendship Club‘s Christmas Meal where we Robert Stone 01371 821477 Felsted Women‘s Institute ...... 9 Christine‘s Flower Demonstration 9 were made incredibly welcome. See page 21 Lay Evangelist Edward Conder 01371 820927 School Report ...... 10 for details.

Parochial Church Council Officers: Message of Thanks ...... 10 Who said being an editor is all hard work? Felsted Book Sales ...... 11 FELSTED LITTLE DUNMOW Holy Cross Choir Needs YOU .... 11 With our politicians predicting austere times Churchwardens Felsted Garden Club ...... 12 ahead for us all I do hope 2011 can be a time John King 01371 821411 Joyce Stone 01371 820564 Events Pages ………………… 13-15 when we rediscover the joys of community Gwenyth Kirk 01371 820802 Vacancy Little Dunmow Discovery ...... 16 and all our readers enjoy many blessings. Secretary Wizz Kids in the Winter ...... 16 Jill Smylie 01371 821247 Sonia Merritt 01371 823046 The Grave Robber of 17 Robert Stone Treasurer Christmas Bazaar Success ...... 17 Editor Ian Butler 01371 821175 Ian Shaw 01371 820372 Felsted Primary School Log Books 18 Felsted Youth Club ...... 19 Other Useful Contact Details: Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal 19 Organist Crèche CrossWord ...... 20 Andrew Beaton 01371 821243 Paula Hatcher 01371 821450 Parish Registers ...... 20 10 Choir Junior Church Felsted Friendship Club ...... 21 Bryony Rees 01371 821990 Paula Hatcher 01371 821450 The Natural World ...... 22 Fabric Officer Rock Solid Friends of Holy Cross Quiz Night. 22 21 Felsted—Jamie Mackay 01371 820483 Sylvia Taylor 01371 820242 District Councillors‘ Report ...... 23 Lt Dunmow—Ted Bryant 01371 820995 Mettle M.P. Surgery Dates ...... 23 Bell Ringing Tower Captain Rev Mark Windsor 01371 821996 Looking for Local Heroes ...... 24 David Learmonth 01371 820398 Cleaning & Flower Rotas ...... 24 WEB EDITION Verger Gift Aid Secretary Next Month Preview ...... 24 Eddie Kelly 01371 820018 Ian Shaw 01371 820372 CrossWord Answers ...... 24 And Finally ...... 25 Magazine Team: Local Services Directory ...... 26 See last month‘s edition of Interface in Editor Robert Stone 01371 821477 [email protected] Trade Directory …………... 27 - 28 full colour at www.felstedchurch.org.uk Sub Editor David Learmonth 01371 820398 Local Reports Marilyn Smith 01371 820474 Trade Directory Editor 01371 821477 A copy of the Interface editorial DEADLINE FOR NEXT EDITION Distribution David Woods 01371 821665 policy can be obtained on request Noon on Sunday 9th January 2011 from the editor. Cover Photograph: Grange Farm, Little Dunmow by Jeff Thomas email: [email protected]

3 SERVICES IN JANUARY From the desk of the Vicar Felsted Little Dunmow for their moment of fame, often to the Dear Friends detriment of their personal integrity. In Holy Cross Church The Priory Church ‗Seven Days‘ the viewers are given the The chance to change the lives of these people. Sun 2nd 9:00 am Holy Communion BCP There is a good chance the participants 11:00 am Holy Communion 2nd after Ultimate 6:00 pm Evening Prayer Christmas will contort or exaggerate their lives to Reality become more interesting and watchable

9:00 am Morning Prayer BCP Sun 9th and so maintain the interest of the 11:00 am Morning Prayer The Baptism 10:30 am Morning Prayer BCP What do you think defined the noughties? of Christ audience. 9/11, i-pods, Facebook, The Iraq War or maybe reality TV-shows? Many would 11:00 am Joint Service Sun 16th Joint Service at Felsted Of course a little closer to home everyday say Big Brother was the epitome of the of Dedication 2nd after in our village, in the workplace, at Epiphany noughties – ―decade-defining‖. Now that universities, the supermarket or the sports- it has ended, Channel 4 has field our lives are being 9:00 am Holy Communion CW Sun 23rd filled it with a new kind of watched by the world around 11:00 am All Age Service 3rd after Epiphany 4:00 pm Priory Prayers ‗documentary series‘, ‗Seven us, speaking volumes Days‘. through the way we relate to 9:00 am Holy Communion BCP Sun 30th one-another. 11:00 am Morning Prayer 4th after 10:30 am Morning Prayer CW ‗Seven Days‘ has around 25 Epiphany volunteer participants, all In the first two chapters of based in Notting Hill, Peter‘s first epistle he writes SUNDAY FOR YOUNGER PEOPLE: followed day and night by that God‘s people are called

cameras which document to be a chosen people, “Little Doves” Crèche for children 0-5 years available from 10:45 am. their ―interesting‖ lives. foreigners in a strange land, Junior Church welcomes all children aged 5-11, and meets each week, except on Those chosen by the sojourners, a holy nation set the fourth Sunday of each month. Junior Church takes place during the 11:00 am Service programmers are meant to apart – a calling to live at Felsted. For details contact Paula Hatcher 01371 821450. represent the diversity of distinctive lifestyles in the Notting Hill residents all society around us. Rock Solid is a group for young people aged 11-14, meets weekly from 10:30 am at vying for attention; not the Vicarage. Contact Sylvia Taylor for further details 01371 820242. through fear of being voted off every As Christians our lives should be

week, but because there are only six distinctive, not through desperate attempts Mettle is a group for teenagers aged 14 - 18. Contact Mark Windsor for details 821996. cameras to follow the lives of all 25 to keep people‘s attention, but through a Christ-like lifestyle of radical and Mondays at 9:00 am in the Priory Church, Little Dunmow. people. One show will only allow time sacrificial love. The way that we live WEEKDAY Prayers for the community. for, at most, four or five stories each week, therefore encouraging the should consistently reflect something of WORSHIP Wednesdays at 10:00 am in the Riche Chapel, Felsted. participants to strive for the limelight. the transforming power of Christ in our A service of Holy Communion (BCP) (normally). lives - the ultimate reality of what it The viewers interact through a website Saturdays at 9:00 am in the Holy Cross Church, Felsted, where they can post their advice and means to be a Christian. Prayers for the Parishes. council for each participant, hopefully influencing the real-life decisions that are With Best Wishes Home Groups. There are home groups meeting throughout made. the week. Details are available from Rev. Mark Windsor.

Holy Communion at Home. Please contact Rev Colin Taylor Reality TV‘s attraction is founded on our if you know anyone who would like to receive Holy voyeuristic fascination with watching Communion. other ordinary people selling themselves 4 5 Essex Life Community Operation Magazine Awards 2010 Christmas Vision by Robert Stone Our Charity for this month Child 2010 We long to see a Christ-centred, Bible- Ten percent of the church income is given based, mission-focused church where: I was honoured to be able to attend the Essex Life Community Magazine Awards The shoe-boxes that we packed with to a range of charities. One is featured Christmas gifts in Felsted last October  Leaders are clear about their call to in November on behalf of Interface. For each month in Interface and on a board in were taken to a warehouse in . discipleship, are growing in Christ-like the third year running Interface was the church. This month it is the turn of :- There they joined with other boxes from character, and are competent to lead in selected as a Finalist, putting us in the top schools, churches, clubs and pubs from a a time of rapid change. sixteen community magazines in Essex. Church Pastoral Aid Society wide area of Essex. They were assembled  Leaders discern God‘s direction, The finalists were wonderfully entertained into cartons and sent off in vast lorries. Mission enable action, build teams, facilitate by the staff of the Peldon Rose who The aim of CPAS is that churches should communication, nurture people, and provided complimentary drinks and This year 21,343 shoe boxes left the help every person hear and discover the themselves develop leaders. Chelmsford warehouse on three lorries good news of Jesus Christ. They've been canapés. We were also joined by a  Leaders work as part of teams which woodwind trio who helped everyone relax bound for Belarus, Serbia, and doing that since 1836. reflect the diversity of ministries, and Montenegro. Each will go to a child, of before the tension of the presentations. Society is changing. The Church faces model themselves on the servant the appropriate age and sex, who may huge challenges. Yet Christ's commission character of Jesus. never have received a present of any kind  Leaders help transform inherited before. remains constant. churches, pioneer emerging churches During November, over 200 people Leaders of churches today need particular and deliver creative ministry, helped in the Chelmsford warehouse skills as the old values and hierarchies effectively helping children, young preparing the boxes for shipment and alter. Yet God's Church is one body and people and adults hear and discover sending them off with love. As they went, must always strive to discover and the good news of Jesus Christ. experience that unity in truth and love we dreamt of the delight on the faces of CPAS is involved, as Patron of the their recipients. which it has in Christ. Benefice of Felsted and Little Dunmow, What a wonderful way to lead up to the in the process of selecting a new The overall winner was Theydon Bois joys of Christmas! incumbent, and has a form of oversight of Village News (also winner in 2007) our benefice between such events. closely followed by Wivenhoe News and Trish and Edward Conder Hatfield Peverel Review. Merit Awards www.cpas.org.uk were presented to AMBO (winner in 2008), the magazine for Radwinter, Hempstead and the Sampfords, as well as Arkesden Village News (winner 2009), Broomfield Times and St Osyth News.

Unfortunately we didn't receive any of the awards being presented, but I want to say a big thank you to everyone who contributes to making Interface one of the best in the County.

Please keep the articles and pictures coming, and let's get in the top three this year!

6 7 their hotels, got snacks etc. (our thanks go Felsted Aid to "Munchy Seeds" who supplied some for Deprived wonderful snacks). Our final trip of the year was in October and Pauline had to Children pull out as her mother became ill and By Alan Hilliar and subsequently died. Alan took two Pauline Craven volunteers who had seen Pauline‘s article

2010 started with a bang. We sent out a in the ‗Mail on Sunday‘ magazine. With lorry full of donated goods, 11,659 kilos two vans and trailers, between them they in all, closely followed by an article about took 4,791 kilos, so in all we took over Pauline in the ‗Mail on Sunday‘ magazine. 22,000 kilos of aid to the Revival centre last year. A large article it was too, three pages in all. This created a ripple effect and we The centre has been working at full received calls and e-mails from all over capacity all year thanks to you. Dr P is the UK pledging help and aid including hoping to build an extension of 20 drivers‘ groups who wanted to help and a bedrooms to cope with the waiting list. multinational company (Carte Blanche) who have started donating a very large It only remains for us, once again, to quantity of aid for children. This meant thank everyone for the wonderful response Felsted Christine's Flower we have had to go to lots of new areas to to our appeals throughout the year with give talks and presentations, and some special thanks to Carte Blanche of Women‟s Demonstration for people asked us why Felsted? Where is Chichester, Boddingtons Electrical of Institute Send a Cow. that? This prompted us to take up a new Dunmow, Top Banana Toys of Dunmow, working name which is UK-Aid. Hi-Tec of Southend and all of you who At the November meeting we were joined Many thanks to everyone who supported have donated goods and money. by Janet Vaile, who taught the members Send a Cow by buying tickets for my We completed our first road trip in April and guests from Tilty Women‘s Institute demonstration and buying raffle tickets taking 2,838 kilos of aid. Our thanks go and Little Leighs Women‘s Institute and by giving donations. We raised the to Christine Ball and Harry Jones who balloon artistry and turned a handful of fantastic total of £450. This is going to drove the second van. The July trip was a balloons into flowers. The ladies in the the special Lesotho Appeal and will very special one, this was when Judy and picture above all made poppies to mark therefore be doubled by the Isle of Man Jamie Mackay got on their tandem and Remembrance. Overseas Aid Committee to make £900. cycled 1760 miles to the Revival Centre, Thank you everyone. and raised £10,000 which has already In January Alice McLaren will be been sent to Dr. P to help the treatment of demonstrating her cookery skills. Christine Middleton children. They were supported by Liz and Wednesday 12 January at 7.45 p.m. in the Gary Paxton to the Ukraine border. Judy Memorial Hall. and Jamie received a really royal welcome when they arrived in Chernihiv, with a New members police escort to the Revival Centre where are always hundreds of people had gathered including welcome. national and local news teams. There were children, mums, and staff all waving flags, banners and balloons as they approached the Centre. We supported them across Ukraine pulling a trailer loaded with aid, making sure they got to 8 9 School Report Felsted The Choir of the Holy Felsted Primary School Book Cross needs YOU. By Lawrence Garside, Headteacher Sales Wouldn't you like to join a choir? Why Sometimes the most important lessons not join the choir of our wonderful children learn in their school careers don‘t Felsted Book Church? No audition, just come along on take place in a formal way. Learning lists Sales for Charity any Wednesday evening to the choir of spellings, multiplication tables and and Community practice at 6.35pm, meet the gang and sing practising handwriting are all vital skills is on the way! along. We are an incredibly friendly which we spend many hours on. The group, made up mainly from those bunch and have a chuckle or two, despite However, there are other equally valuable who have helped with previous Book the very best efforts of our very talented skills which the children need to develop, Sales, will be holding two Book Sales this th choir mistress, Bryony Rees, who does her for example, how to work as a team, being year on Saturday 9 April and Saturday th best to squeeze some wonderful Church confident and able to relate to others, to 24 September. As well as books, music into us. If you are undecided, why name but a few. We address these refreshments will be on sale! not come and enjoy the experience at the valuable lessons in an informal and fun So, lots of skills improved and a great This year the sales will be held in the next Evensong at 6pm, the first Sunday in way in primary school, such that the time was had by all. Maybe the Felsted Memorial Hall. The proceeds the month, join in the service and hear us? children are often unaware that they are candidates on ‗The Apprentice‘ with all will be shared between Felsted Aid for It is a wonderful contemplative service, developing these skills. with a Psalm, Magnificat, Nunc Dimittis, their backbiting and stupid mistakes Deprived Children, the RBL Poppy Year 6 were recently set the challenge of should come and see our 10 year olds in Appeal, the development project at Holy and a few hymns all followed by a thought throwing a party for our reception action! Cross and Braintree Mencap. provoking sermon on ―What is Hell?‖ children. First of all they had to raise the then listen to the choir sing an anthem... We are now taking in stock for the Sales money to buy goodies for the party. They A Message of Thanks so if you need to de-clutter your book Come on, give it a try, you will never did this by holding a ‗fairground shelves, or if you are having the sad task regret it, if you love singing this will be afternoon‘ where all the children were I would like to express my thanks to the of clearing out a family home or if you are far the best thing you will have done this invited to spend 50p on their stalls. Half patients of Felsted surgery who moving yourself then we will gladly take year. the money raised was donated to contributed to the engraved bench and unwanted books and sell them for a range ‗Children in Need‘ and half was kept for footstool. I look forward to happy times of very good causes. Books can be the party. The money was then wisely sitting in the garden reflecting on what a brought to 2 The Manse, Braintree Road spent on party food, prizes for games, and privilege it was to work as a General (our door is at the back of the house facing costumes. Practitioner in Felsted. into the URC Car Park) at reasonable When the big day arrived, the reception Best Regards, hours or they can be collected if you ring class children were entertained by clowns Malcolm Slack me on 820452. and a stand up comedian (the 5 year olds We also urgently need up to four pallets thought he was funny!). There were lots on which to store the boxes of books. If of games such as ‗pass the parcel,‘ ‗pin you have one or more you can spare the tail on the donkey‘ and dances please contact me! including ‗the hokey cokey.‘ The children could have their faces painted and the If you would like to help with the Sales party food was a great success. Timing either with setting up on the evening was really important and the afternoon before or at the Sale let me know or I will went off like clockwork. Finally, the add you to my mailing list! worst job of all had to be done and that was the tidying up. David Gregory Tony Baker 821418.

10 11 Felsted Garden Club Have you joined?

January sees the start of another year and, Do come along and join – whether it’s as mentioned last month, we‘ve a speaker the love of your allotment, the colour of EVENTS PAGES who will be known to many of you. John herbaceous borders, or you’ve a passion Walker was club chairman for a good to be outdoors….. number of years before he and Sue left Felsted to live in Rayne. In his ‗day job‘ At £5 per family it‘s a bargain – and you can join in three ways… Coffee Mornings he walks farms and advises farmers on all aspects of modern crop husbandry. He‘s developed his interest in gardening and  At our monthly meeting – plants over many years and is a highly Thursday January 20th in Holy Cross at Bings Hall at Abbeyfield skilled and technical botanist.  By phoning John & Theresa Hunt on Church On the second House 01245 362875 On January 20th 2011, we welcome John Thursday  At the Antiques Shop in Felsted Village Held on the first who will enlighten us with his new talk of each month On the last Centre Saturday “In The Footsteps of Darwin”. He will at 10.30am-11.30am. Wednesday of reflect about his trip around the wonderful Our membership enjoy: of every month each month Galapagos Islands.  Regular Monthly Meetings; between The next date is  A Club Plant Sale in May (with a good th Moving from late winter into spring there 10 a.m. and 12 noon 13 January selection of shrubs, herbaceous, The next date is are talks about “Roses”, “Screening and bedding plants on offer); All welcome for a th Climbing Plants” and Alpines. Later in The next date is 26 January  Evening Visits, to local gardens of chat, beverages and the year there will be an evening meeting st at interest and 1 January with a talk about the “Restoration of homemade cake. 10:30 am - 11:30 am  A late Autumn Club Supper and Social. Hylands House and Gardens”. Any queries, then call Everyone very When was the last time you visited a welcome Maggie on: Everyone Welcome Winter Garden? Eve and I have spent a 01371 820544 few bright winter days (and a few pretty dour ones, truth told) venturing round Cambridge Botanic, Anglesey Abbey, as well as more recently our own County‘s FELSTED IN Hyde Hall. All three gardens have made their grounds places of ―high fashion‖ in STITCHES

these colder month of the year! We are meeting in The Riche Chapel Red bark; some crimson Between 10 am and 1 pm on:

Like winter fire-glow burning Friday 7 January Cornus on our hearts. Monday 10 January Anon. Tuesday 18 January Hey-ho; Enjoy your gardens into the Friday 28 January winter. Saturday 5 February Thursday 10 February Judy & Jamie Mackay (820483) Coral Sach – Secretary (820574) All are welcome.

12 13 Felsted Toddler Abbeyfield Bridge Tea WATCH & WONDER Wednesday, Group

16th February 2011

I am sure all you bridge players will have

the date for our annual bridge tea in your

diaries. It is now time to book your place. “Dr Bertram Pincus can see you now …..” Our bridge afternoon starts at 1.30 pm for Opening Times: th Thursday and Friday, 1.45 pm in the Royal British Legion Hall, Sunday 30 January from 6.30 pm till 8.30 pm Felsted and costs £8 per player, to be paid at Holy Cross Church, Felsted from 9:30am until 11:00am at the door. (Right money is appreciated!) Location: URC Hall, Stebbing Road, Felsted Please contact me by Monday, Come along to enjoy the film and chat about the issues it raises. 7th February if you would like to join us. For more information contact Cost: £1.70 per family Mark Windsor tel: 01371 821996

We look forward to seeing you. e-mail: [email protected] Come along for a chat with other grown ups while your little ones have a play. Barbara Payne Tea, coffee, squash and biscuits provided. 01371 821077

We also organise events from time to time throughout the year. More details can be found on our website www.felstedtoddlergroup.co.uk.

A MEMBER SOCIETY OF FELSTED DECORATIVE AND FINE ARTS SOCIETY

Wednesday January 26th

„THE CURRENT RESTORATION OF CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL‟ Dick Bolton

Tea/coffee will be served from 2:00pm, followed by the lecture at 2:30pm.

Venue: GREAT SALING MILLENNIUM VILLAGE HALL

Please Contact Sheila Hasler Publicity Officer, 01245 440124 , for details. Further information Mrs Jeannette Avery, Membership Secretary, 01787 377587

14 15 owner of the cart foolishly came forward Little Dunmow The Grave Robber to claim his transport and was identified as Discovery of Little Leighs Samuel Clarke. Clarke was arrested and by Robert Stone by Robert Stone charged with taking away a body which, strangely, was only considered a minor Buried in a chest at Little Dunmow I haven‘t seen the new comedy about offence. He was convicted and was Church I discovered some very old Burke and Hare, and I‘m not sure how sentenced to just three months in prison photographic negatives. In fact so old such a gruesome existence could be funny, having been charged with three charges of they were on glass. They had been pitted IN but I‘ll reserve judgement. What really taking away bodies. The body he stole on by time and must have been taken in the surprised me was that the neighbouring Christmas day was that of Joanna first decade of the twentieth century as the parish of Little Leighs experienced the Chinnery, and in a strange twist of justice avenue of Lime trees is known to have shocking crime of grave robbing. Joanna Chinnery had been buried in her been planted in 1905. On December 4, 1823, two people were favourite gown and other clothes and for Wizz Kids is a holiday club for Primary With the application of computer magic I buried at Little Leighs churchyard, a Mrs the theft of these Clarke was convicted of School children in Reception to Year 6. Knight and a labourer named Abraham grand larceny was able to restore the images to a former t has been run by Felsted church for more glory. Here are just two of the finished Leader, both aged 33. Shortly afterwards, and sentenced to than 15 years. on December 17, the graves had a transportation for articles with an example of what I started with. The picture of the old vicarage is suspicious appearance and it was thought seven years. We will be running a typical Wizz Kids‘ necessary to obtain permission for interesting as it includes the maid leaving session for Primary School children the house from the left hand side whilst exhumations, which took place Source Material: in Reception to Year 6 immediately. The suspicion that Essex the Vicar and his lady enjoy the sun. on Wednesday 23rd February 2011 resurrection men or ‗body snatchers‘ had Countryside at Felsted Primary School been at work was quickly confirmed as the Magazine: from 1pm until 4pm coffins were found to be empty, only the June 1964 and followed by tea & cakes for all shrouds remaining. The villagers were November 1967

appalled but more was yet to follow. editions Whether the body snatcher was a fool or

whether he had done so well out of his STORIES, dark deeds that he thought there was easy

money to be made from the sleepy parish Christmas Bazaar SONGS, he returned soon after – Christmas Day in Success by Kathleen Carhart fact! CRAFT I was pleased to welcome about 25 friends In the early morning of December 26, to Freems Cottage, Little Dunmow on ACTIVITIES, 1823, Hugh Simons, the churchwarden, Saturday 4th December for our Christmas found the naked body of a woman in a Bazaar although fearful that very few FUN & field adjoining the churchyard. Nearby would want to venture out into the cold. were a horse and cart, a shovel and a sack GAMES containing pistols. In the Churchyard a Those attending were asked to choose grave had been disturbed and a small which charity would be supported and the crowbar was found close by. most popular suggestion was the ‗Make A For further details contact: Wish Foundation‘ for which £143 was Sue Kelly, Tel: 01371 823100 The local toll collector, John Redwood raised. E-mail: [email protected] took the horse and cart to St Anne‘s Castle Or see our website: and John Crisp, the landlord, was charged It only remains for me to thank all those with keeping it until it was claimed. The who contributed so generously.

16 17 venues in the village were used and Felsted Primary School- children were taught in either the morning Felsted Royal British The Old Log Books-Part 2 or the afternoon. During this period of the Youth Club Legion by John Drury phoney war many evacuees returned home (For 10 – 17 year olds) prior to the Battle of Britain and by Poppy Appeal We saw in Part 1 what the schoolmaster February 1940 only 52 remained. During Despite freezing had recorded during the early years of the the summer of 1940 when the Battle of conditions, 25 lively Thank-You Felsted! school after it opened in 1879. Apart from Britain raged many children were not sent members turned up to the rd the teaching staff there was one other to school as the Primary School did not Youth Club on 3 December. While the Once again the village ―remembered‖ by salaried employee who was the have any air raid shelters. These were adults kept warm over several cups of tea, supporting the services organised on 11th Attendance Officer, which was a part time eventually built a year later. The Log the children were happy to alternate and 14th November. role at £10 a year. He periodically called Books record that in February 1942 an between being in the Hall or out in the car at the school to pick up lists of children army lorry knocked down the school park. Fortunately no one seemed It was also a record year for the sale of the who had poor attendance. He would visit railings and a month later an army lorry particularly wet or cold. traditional red poppy, church collections the parents to ascertain the reason for and fund raising events which resulted in a knocked down William Cranfield. We‘ve decided to upgrade the CD player absence and was invariably told that the record amount of £9,163.46 being raised in favour of a JUKE BOX! Just a small children had been sent off to school but The school Punishment Books make for the poppy appeal. one, but with the facility for choosing obviously had played truant. This was interesting reading. Typical offences were music with accompanying videos. Should A breakdown of this excellent amount is prevalent in Victorian times. laziness, swearing, kicking, hurting girls, catapulting and snow balling. The be good. as follows: Moving forward to the two World Wars I punishments were usually one or two The next Club night will be in the New Collection Boxes £3,782.53 looked at the Log Books to see what effect strokes of the cane on the hand or for Year on Church collections £1,977.02 they had on Felsted‘s children. In August naughty offences on the buttocks. The Friday 7th January, (includes £1,561.04 from Felsted 1914, when the fear was invasion, the most severe punishment I found was in 7.30 pm – 9.30 pm, Preparatory School Service) schoolmaster recorded that ―of the 1924 when four boys received six strokes Memorial Hall Fund Raising Events £1,278.41 children absent four boys who are scouts on the buttocks each for ―indecent conduct Donations £1,814.00 are guarding the telegraph poles between in the latrines‖. Entrance is £1, plus optional tuck money Sale of Wreaths £311.50 Great Dunmow and Great Saling‖. Snow came early that winter arriving in The Log Books give us an insight into the Registration forms to be returned please, if A cheque for this amount has been sent to November and lasting until March. social history of the late Victorian and not done so already. the Royal British Legion Headquarters to Numbers were well down. This weather Edwardian times demonstrated by parents help with their excellent work for ex- situation would also have been reflected keeping their children off school to help We usually meet on the first Friday of the servicemen and women who are in need on the front in France. Towards the end with the various harvests to bring extra month and dates for the rest of 2011 are:- and widows of those who made the money into the family home. of the war Sgt. Holmes (the headmaster), 4th February 12th August supreme sacrifice. who was home on leave, visited the th nd 4 March 2 September Once again our sincere thanks for you school ―to demonstrate the box 1st April 7th October respirator and gave a lesson explaining th th continued support. 6 May 4 November how gas is used in warfare and how men 3rd June 2nd December Alan Hale protected themselves in a gas attack‖. 1st July (Branch President)

The 1939-45 War saw over 300 Parents are always welcome to stay and evacuees arrive in Felsted in September help. 1939 from Leyton and Wood Green. This number brought major disruption For more information, please contact:- to the school and it could not open in Christine Mabb (01371 821389),or September until classroom The upper class of 1910 and Mr Holmes Keir Johnston (01371 820072) accommodation was sorted out. Other

18 19 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 W Felsted 8 C R O S S Over 60‟s 9

Friendship Supported by 10 11 R

12 Club D by Wynne Malpas 13 & Wendy Bartholomeusz

14 15 ACROSS At the meeting on Friday, 19 November,

16 17 1 Duck call (5) there was delight when it was announced 5 Overweight (3) that the Coffee Morning raised in excess 18 19 8 Nocturnal bird (3) of £1,000 for Club funds. Final figures

20 9 One more (7) for the sale of the cookery book and 10 Fast on foot (3) Christmas cards have yet to be finalised 21 22 12 Personal speakers (9) but will be added to the total.

13 Stand for art (5) 14 Wrong name (8) Members were given details of the digital 23 24 16 Purple shrub (5) changeover and were glad to hear that they do not need to purchase new 18 Moment (9) To background music from Ray Spiller, 21 Contest (11) televisions as programmes will be available via a set-top box. Leaflets members and their guests enjoyed a Parish 23 Non-commissioned officer (8) delicious three course lunch and then sat 26 Swiss mountains (4) giving more details should be available soon. back, replete, to enjoy the afternoon‘s Registers entertainment. And entertained we were. for November DOWN The 90th birthday of Mrs Hilda Sharp was Ray set feet tapping in time to countless 1 Four times a year (9) celebrated with a special cake, much No 1 Hits from his comprehensive 2 Location (2) enjoyed by all. collection and exercised our vocal chords Baptisms & Thanksgiving - Felsted 3 Dog house (6) th and our memories by challenging us to 4 Resolve (13) On Saturday 4 December the Memorial remember singers and song titles from 21st Robyn Elizabeth Ship 5 Revive (7) Hall, resplendent in its Christmas finery long ago. He kept us laughing right to the November 6 ? and fro (2) thanks to the hard work of the Memorial end with his story telling and undoubtedly 7 Drawings (13) Hall Committee, was host once again to earned himself a place on our list of ‗those Funerals - Felsted 11 Settle snugly (6) the Club‘s Christmas party. to invite again‘. 15 Ball (3) 10th Margaret Clara Haslen 17 Cheddar for example (6) As always, supplies for our lunch were November 19 Small branch (4) ordered from Linsells, Baker‘s Deli and 20 Snooze (4) The Chequers and we are extremely 26th Mary Theresa Mills 22 Nothing (3) grateful to them for their willing help. We November thanked Alison Moore for leading the hard By popular demand answers have working team of both Committee and been provided on page 24. other helpers and left the Hall with yet one more treat in store before Christmas – our Biblical facts: invitation to lunch at Leez Priory, more It is said that the Bible can be read aloud from beginning to end in about 70 hours. details next time! That‘s just under three days!

(taken from the book ‗Why are there no cats in the Bible?‘ by George Davidson) With best wishes for a Happy New Year.

20 21 estimated 35% from the half a million The Natural World pairs recorded at the time of the last District Councillors‟ Rt. Hon. by Graham Geen breeding atlas. Report Sir Alan Many of you will be regular feeders of the In truth there is little we can do to help the Flitch Green Haselhurst birds in your garden, particularly during Greenfinch‘s plight, however it is the winter months. Watching tits, finches Sir Alan Haselhurst hosted a meeting at definitely worthwhile being diligent the House of Commons to discuss the M.P. and sparrows refuelling on sunflower regarding hygiene when feeding birds, seeds, peanuts or fat balls is always impasse at Flitch Green. Representatives Surgery Dates 2011 cleaning the feeders regularly will from Enodis, UDC Officers and Parish fascinating as the ever wary birds sort out minimise the risk of disease transmission. their pecking order. Councillors from Flitch Green and Felsted Friday 7th January attended. Sir Alan pointed out that the THAXTED 5.45 - 6.30 pm One of the most regular visitors to original plan for Flitch Green, which The Guildhall, Town Street the bird table is the Greenfinch, the attracted many people to buy a house SAFFRON WALDEN 7.00 - 7.45 pm males instantly recognisable by there, has not been complied with. This is The Old Armoury, 3 Museum Street their dull green plumage livened by very disappointing for the residents as bright yellow in the wings and tail, they still have no shop and no playing Friday 4th February the females browner with less fields. WRITTLE 5.15 - 6.00 pm yellow. This species is one of the Writtle Village Hall, 18 The Green commonest in Britain and is We feel that it is very helpful to know that Sir Alan is actively involved to get the DUNMOW 6.30 - 7.15 pm particularly fond of gardens, Foakes House, Town Council Office frequently nesting in conifers, best possible outcome for Flitch Green, Little Dunmow and Felsted. 47 Stortford Road hedges and shrubberies, the characteristic Female and Male Greenfinches sneezing song being heard throughout the Felsted Church Extension Friday 11th March spring. It is present all year, although the The Development Committee will STANSTED 5.45 - 6.30 pm species is quite mobile, with many birds consider this at the appropriate time. Parish Council Office, Crafton Green moving from the north and east into the Quiz SAFFRON WALDEN 7.00 - 7.45 pm south and west for the winter. Some even Refuse Collection The Old Armoury, 3 Museum Street cross the Channel into northern France, Night The weather has not affected refuse and a modest number of Norwegian collections and bins are being emptied as Friday 8th April breeders traverse the North Sea to winter 12th November in normal. Felsted, Flitch Green and Little BOREHAM 5.45 - 6.30 pm in eastern Britain. Holy Cross Church Dunmow should not be affected at all Village Hall, Main Road during the current period of inclement However, you may have noticed in the last DUNMOW 7.00 - 7.45 pm A big thank you to all those who attended weather. Foakes House, Town Council Office few years that there are fewer Greenfinches about, indeed in my the Quiz, some 96 of you, which made it a Enforcement Team hot on rules 47 Stortford Road experience there has been a large drop in very lively evening. A man from a London suburb has been No appointment is necessary but if you numbers locally, and the Greenfinch is The Question Master was extremely good fined £75 for throwing a bag of chips from now easily outnumbered by Goldfinches the window of his van in Saffron Walden. require any assistance please telephone and we were able to actually answer many 01799 506349 in my garden. This decline is the result of of the questions. In fact the top teams Keeping an untaxed vehicle on the public infection by a protozoan parasite which were very near in score and Iain and road has led to a Stansted man having to causes a disease known as trichonomosis, Maria Cameron‘s team were the victors. pay £200. The enforcement team remains giving rise to lesions in the throat and committed to clamping down on people gullet, with affected birds appearing The fish and chips were excellent and the who are not obeying the rules. lethargic with fluffed up plumage. The amount raised was £515. Elizabeth Bellingham-Smith disease was first noticed in 2005 and has John King reduced Greenfinch populations by an and Ryan Sherer

22 23 Looking for Local Heroes their relatives after the war. I suspect H. Lawrence was a Bocking man whose And finally…. by Robert Stone brother lived at Stebbing, but I can‘t be Just Five More Minutes My endeavours to discover who the men sure. J.C. Pearse remains a complete Author Unknown really were who are listed on our villages mystery. Do you know who they were? memorials has been enlightening and Any clue would be most welcome. While in the park one day, a woman sat down next to a man on a bench near a humbling, and yet two men, named only Please email me at: playground. on the United Reformed Church [email protected] Memorial, continue to be a puzzle. ―That‘s my son over there,‖ she said, pointing to a little boy in a red sweater who was Please do look at the rest of my research at gliding down the slide. H. Lawrence and J.C. Pearse do not www.felstedremembers.uwclub.net and appear to have lived in Felsted prior to the please, please let me know if you have any ―He‘s a fine looking boy‖ the man said. ―That‘s my daughter on the bike in the white more information. dress.‖ great war and I can‘t find a definite link to Then, looking at his watch, he called to his daughter. ―What do you say we go, Melissa?‖

Polyanthus and Polishing Melissa pleaded, ―Just five more minutes, Dad. Please? Just five more minutes.‖

January Flower Arranging Rota Cleaning Rota The man nodded and Melissa continued to ride her bike to her heart‘s content. Minutes passed and the father stood and called again to his daughter. ―Time to go now?‖ 2nd Felicity Gage Elizabeth & Colin Priestman Again Melissa pleaded, ―Five more minutes, Dad. Just five more minutes.‖ 9th Jenny Nichols Gwenyth Kirk & Jenny Nichols The man smiled and said, ―OK.‖ 16th Penny Learmonth Alice McLaren & Hilary Shaw ―My, you certainly are a patient father,‖ the woman responded.

23rd Penny Learmonth Andrew & Anne-Dore Beaton The man smiled and then said, ―Her older brother Tommy was killed by a drunk driver last year while he was riding his bike near here. I never spent much time with Tommy 30th Tony Baker Jackie Butler & Janet Boxall and now I‘d give anything for just five more minutes with him. I‘ve vowed not to make the same mistake with Melissa. 6th February Lynette Watkin Tony & Di Baker She thinks she has five more minutes to ride her bike. The truth is, I get five more CrossWord Answers minutes to watch her play.‖

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