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Merry Christmas a Few Months Ago It Was SAVE OUR SCHOOL De£am&ce and (Safmwm JVumSm 16 ®eclJxm2CC7-C8 Merry Christmas A few months ago it was SAVE OUR SCHOOL. Now it's another SOS: SAVE OUR SHOP What can we do? See overleaf for details... Delamere & Oakmere News It can hardly come as a surprise to Eating Out in Delamere and hear that, with the threatened loss of the village Oakmere post office, the future of Delamere Stores must A quick guide to pubs and restaurants also be in doubt. in the parish. On this occasion, however, whether the shop stays open or closes is in our hands. Many Pubs Delamere people don't visit the shop, apart from a Abbey Arms -01606 882747 monthly visit to pay for the newspaper, because Boot Inn ~ 01829 751375 they believe everything is more expensive here than Fishpool Inn (see ad. on p5) - 01606 883277 in the supermarkets. Although this is undeniably Forest View ~ 01606 882860 true of many goods, it is definitely not the case with Fourways (see ad. on p3) -01606 882126 much fruit and veg. Restaurants/Cafes Many greengrocery products at Delamere Cafe (ex Linmere) -01606 889792 Delamere Stores are sourced locally (within five Eddisbury Fruit Farm (see pio) - 01829 751300 miles of the shop!). By buying locally not only Romany Tearooms - 016O6 301063 would you save on the cost of travel (both for Station Caf6 ~ 01606 889825 yourself and for the goods you buy) you could also Summertrees (see ad.on p7) - 01829 751145 arrange to have your purchases delivered locally Wyevale (The Conservatory) - 01829 760433 free of charge. What's more, fruit, vegetables or Spoilt for Choice herbs ordered one day will be available on the next. There can be no doubt that, whatever else may Owner Lee Cartwright claims that if local people be missing, we are extremely well served when were to change their habits and at least buy their it comes to dining in our parish. No fewer than greengrocery from Delamere Stores then the five pubs, all serving full meals, and six cafes, business could survive and we would all benefit. many of which also serve full meals, are within a short distance of where we live. Last week Lee did a cost Moreover, if you are feeling adventurous and comparison between items of fruit and veg. at fancy venturing into foreign territory — Little Delamere Stores and Tesco. The results may be a Budworth, Cote Brook, Sandiway, Cuddington surprise. Kelsall or Norley - there are many more to Tesco* Delamere Stores** choose from. There are at least six more pubs within a mile of the parish boundary, at least Leeks £1.99 £1.80 (L) two restaurants, plus two Chinese takeaways- English Apples £1.-59 £1.90 (L) cum-restaurants, one Indian takeaway. Squash £1.89 £1.80(L) Delamere and Oakmere gourmets have never Cauliflower 89p 89p had it so good.... Potatoes 58p 80p Baking Potatoes £1.29 90p Lettuce 85p 90-99p And to keep you in festive mood here Dirty Carrots 68p 90p(L) are some really dreadful Christmas Parsnips £1.88 £1.80 (L) crackers... L = Local to Delamere and I bet Tesco's "home-made" sandwiches aren't half as / went to the doctor. I said to him, "Doctor, my good! shirt's too tight round the neck. " He said, "You've got cholera. " *Nearest store: Helsby I told my friend I 'd got a job in a bowling ** Nearest store: Station Road, Delamere. alley. He said, "Tenpin?" Isaid, "No, it's a permanent job." GET YOUR VEG FROM I was in the jungle and there was this monkey CHESHIRE SOIL AND KEEP with a tin opener. I said, "You don't need a tin opener to peel a banana. " He said, "No, this is YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINTS for the custard." CLEAN! ... they get worse as you read on! 2. Delamere & Oakmere News THE FOURWAYS INN at tDelumexe CONFERENCE CENTRE * BANQUET CATERING * PUB EVERY SUNDAY 12.00 - 8.00 PM 2 COURSES £7.95 3 COURSES £9.95 CURRY NIGHTS EVERY THURSDAY LUNCHES MONDAY TO SATURDAY ONLY £5 - OVER 15 ITEMS BRING IN THIS ADVERT AND RECEIVE A FREE GLASS OF WINE WHEN ORDERING A MEAL CHESTER ROAD, DELAMERE, NORTHWICH, CHESHIRE CW8 2HB TELEPHONE 01606 882126. FAX 01606 883334 Email: fourwavs(a),thefourwavs.co.uk Web Site: www.thefourwavs inn.co.uk SWP ELECTRICS OUR REPUTATION IS AT STEAK! SOCKETS LIGHTS REWIRES * NO JOB TOO SMALL WE DO THEM ALL PORTABLE APPLIANCE TESTING * PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE * FREE ESTIMATES * REFERENCES AVAILABLE * Quality Me mis Telephone 01928 740415/740237 4a Church St Kelsall Stephen Warburton f I Opp. Dr Surgery Tarvin Road, Manley, Cheshire WA6 9EW 01829 751355 Delamere & Oakmere News What's On Wed.. 23rd Jan. Dec/Jan 'Delatn&te Chwich Golden Age All events in Delamere Chxi&tingle. Semdce Talk on Healthy Eating Community Centre, unless 4.00pm 2.00pm indicated. Sun..27m Jan. All club/society secretaries Midnight Communion Please let me know well in 11.45pm Delamere Church advance the dates of your Plough Sunday meetings for the following two h 10.30am months (ie by 16' Jan for Cfbiiftmad 'Dau Feb/March, etc. (if you would fDeiamexe. QJhwtch like them included in this Midi} Communion. diary). Delamere Primary Contact me on either: 8.00am School 01829 752723, or bye-mail: 'Jami£if Sendee robin.ackerlev(a>.btinternet.com or at: The Paddock, Stoney with Communion MUMS' AND Lane, Delamere*, Tarporley 10.30am CW6 0SX TODDLERS' (*not Kelsall) Christmas (Day CLUB Mon.lOmDec" Oakmere Methodist Come and have FUN! Every Monday 1 till 3pm Delamere Parish Church £1 entry including Council Christmas Service 10.45am refreshments Committee Meeting Stoney Lane, Delamere, CW6 0ST nd Delamere School Wed..2 Jan. 01829 751450 7.30pm Golden Age Tues..UmDec" "Free and Easy" Theft of Lead and Copper Vale Royal Home Watch has Women's Institute (Dominoes, Cards, reported an increase in the theft of Christmas (Party Bingo,etc. lead and copper from roofs - Table Decoration Competition 2.00pm particularly from churches and schools. Even inspection grid 7.30pm Tues-.S^1 Jan covers have been disappearing. All Wed.,12mDec~ this is due to the rise in the cost of Women's Institute metals. Golden Age Mr.R. Willis If you see anything suspicious, ring 0845 4580000. Christmas Lunch Talk with slides on Members only Visit to Mongolia Fake Water Board Officials have (contact Jim Emerton on 01270 struck in Tarvin recently where 668934 for details) 7.30pm they entered an 85-year-old th woman's house and made off with Wed.. 9 Jan. jewellery. Be wary! Sun.. 16th Dec Golden Age Oakmere 'Methodist Slides & Talk on New Vale Royal Printers Church My personal thanks (and a Happy Zealand Christmas) to Tony Grant and co, CarotService 2.00pm Vale Royal printers, for their 2.30pm unfailing helpfulness and Mon.,14tnJan" efficiency in producing this newsletter over the last 16 editions. Delamere Community Robin Ackerley. Sun.,16lhDec. Association Qelamwe Chwich Committee Meeting Imperial v Metric 7.15pm It is the policy of this Newsletter JV'ute Cwusii Senuice to refer only to imperial weights 6.30pm Mon..21st Jan. and measures. R. Sun..23rd Dec. Delamere Parish Delamere Church Council Service of the Word Committee Meeting Sunday School Tableau Delamere School 10.30am 7.30pm 4. Delamere & Oakmere News Ctfie TisfvpooC Inn (Pre Christmas Tayre Available from November 29th to (December31st Tuft CkristmasMenu ~ £16/SmattPortion £12 ^Christmas (Day Lunch £50 * £20 per Head deposit. Choices to 6e in 10 days Beforehand Traditional files Qardm Open: 11.30-3.00 & 5.30 - 11.00 Monday to Friday AO Day Saturday & Sunday Food Served AH Day at Weekends. Senior Citizens Menus Available ~ £5.95 Telephone: 01606 883277 BELAME 13 Station Road, Delamere, Northwkh, Cheshire CW8 2HU Tel: 01606 882226 (Fantastic new Christmas selection in stocf^ including Christmas ffampers. JL traditional village store and -post office offering an extensive range of fresh •produce, wines and beers. The store Has recently expanded and now offers a wide range of delicatessen products, including an in-store bakery and a full menu of fresh hand-made sandwiches which are prepared as you wait. Come and visit us. WE ARE OPEN: 6.30AM - 6PM Mon - Fri; 6.00 am - 6.00pm Saturday & 7am - 2pm Sunday 5 Delamere & Oakmere News A Christmas Message From the Rev Ann Kenton Hello everyone, I don't know about you but I can't say that I enjoy the shortness of the daylight hours that we have now. Since turning the clocks it seems that we reach dusk before we are ready for it. Doctors have recently recognised that people suffer from light deprivation in the winter. However it only takes one small tea light to dispel the darkness that comes with night. Although easily extinguished the small flame cuts through the velvety darkness enlightening all those around. Christmas is a time when we busily decorate our houses with trinkets and lights and the candles on the Advent ring will be lit week by week. We celebrate the birth of a child in a dark and dingy stable in a world filled with suffering and oppression. From that small child, like the great star that heralded it, would shine a redeeming light that would transform the world. There are still dark places in our world and there are those who will not enjoy the festivities that we have. We pray for them and that the light of our love for each other can never be extinguished. Yours in Christ Ann Kenton. Keep Fit Class The Keep Fit Class meets at Delamere Community Centre every Wednesday from 10 to 11 am.
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