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April 2014 60P ISSN 1466-8211 UNDER THE EDGE INCORPORATING THE PARISH MAGAZINE GREAT LONGSTONE, LITTLE LONGSTONE, ROWLAND, HASSOP, MONSAL HEAD, WARDLOW No. 183 April 2014 60P ISSN 1466-8211 St. Giles ‘Panto’ On behalf of all of us who were lucky enough to attend either of the performances of ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour dreamcoat’ at St. Giles, we did not go home disappointed. Everyone involved deserves a huge ‘Thank You’ for all of their efforts in entertaining us so well. The children really entered into the spirit of things, especially when they were really jealous of the favouritism shown to their brother Joseph, by their father, Jacob. I’m sure most of us can remember the story of Joseph from our younger days. Bearing in mind the production was mainly sung, we were ably led through the story by the narrators, Tessa Andrews and Fay Waltho. Joseph was well-played by Ailis McTaggart and they were extremely well supported by the children and the more senior cast members. Frank Hammond as Jacob succeeded in alienating his many children by presenting Joseph with his’ Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat’, not exactly best parental practice! How will we ever forget Potiphar’s wife, played by Father Christopher Benson, best described as a captivating minx, causing trouble for Joseph, so Portiphar played by Ted Frazer-Smith, had him put in jail. The regular female double-act, June Fawcett and Su Woollen were spot on as the Hairy Ishmaelites (don’t ask!), after no-one could decipher Pharoas’ dreams and Joseph correctly predicted what they meant, he was put in charge of organising Photo: Kim Edmonds Narrators Tessa Andrews and Fay Waltho the country’s store of food to cope with the famine that was set to blight the land. Pharoah played by David Beale, in Elvis mode almost stole the show. The costumes were splendid and everyone involved behind the scenes deserve as many congratulations as the cast. Once again Kim Edmonds as director etc! etc! managed to get the production together, coping with the inevitable chaos, and it all came together beautifully. David Beale ‘Pharoah’ in Elvis mode Editorial Team. Great Longstone Methodist Church As a result of the generosity of the late Mrs. Mary Mosley (Molly) we have been able to purchase a Hymnal (a sort of karaoke machine for hymns!) which will be used mainly to provide music for our services and which will enable our faithful and long standing organist Mrs. Kath Skidmore to have a respite. This will be dedicated on 20th April 2014 during our Easter Sunday service commencing at 10.30 a.m. and to which a very warm welcome is extended to everyone. (Full details of all our services are usu- ally to be found on the back page of Un- der the Edge.) Thank you - most grateful. Aileen Longsone Local History Group ‘Digging for Castleton’s Hospital’ April 15th 7:45pm Village Hall Angela Darlington All Welcome Church of the Good Shepherd, Wardlow Annual Parochial Church Meeting Report 2014 Our small village Church is ticking along with the normal range of 1st & 3rd Sunday Little Longstone services with additional special services for Easter, Harvest & Christmas along with Our Favourite Hymns & the Flower Festival (our major fund – raiser). Annual Parish Many thanks to all who donated to the Church enabling us to install the new lights & avoid any further mishaps. Please come along & support our Flower Festival & help maintain this Church for a Meeting Monday further year. Help in any way is always appreciated from making cakes, serving teas or 28th April 7pm, An extra special thank you must go to Katie Beale who stepped into Ron Meades shoes aseven our sponsoring organist after a few he flowers. left the district to be nearer his family. Little Longstone Thanks to Father Christopher, Robert Cumming, David Beale & Harold Richardson for taking our services & to our small congregation for their loyal support. Chapel. 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They are bringing with them a long family history of running village shops, both in neighbouring Nottinghamshire, and during the past centuries, along the Norfolk coast, giving them a true insight of what both locals and tourists alike should Since opening, and following customer suggestions,be able to find more and lines purchase. have been added, making repeat visits always worthwhile. A further surprise can be found by taking note of their pricing methods. Gone are the extra few pence on the price, due to being a convenience store. Instead, Keith & Sally do their best to sell most things at the lowest possible price, in an effort to not only attract custom, but to reduce the cost of living for as many as possible. to remain in business, but keeping a villageAs Keith shop says, should“We need not to bemake seen a profit as a method of taking every last penny from the customer’s pocket, it should be seen as customer & shop-keeper both serving the community.” Come and Join Us Tideswell and District Bowling Club opened their 2014 outdoor season on Saturday 29th March and like most clubs and organisations we try to recruit new members each year of any age and gender. So if you are a lapsed bowler, a bowler looking for a change, or someone who has never tried your hand at Crown Green Bowling and think you could be interested in having a go, why not come along, have a go and see Sales last month picked up to £551, helped by £44 at the Methodist Coffee what our club is about and what it has to offer. We would be pleased to talk to any Morning, £42 at Eyam School Fairtrade potential new members and arrange tutorials if required. We supply all equipment, afternoon and a record £190 at the except shoes. We have a club night on Fridays and during the season play in three Baslow Hunger lunch. competitive leagues as well as playing friendly matches with clubs around the area Nuts about Traidcraft - or rather Traidcraft about nuts. The latest catalogue contains details of the new seasonand into (six Sheffield, months), as wellexcept as whenrunning it isour own “In Club” competitions. oven-baked savoury nut range - salted beingThe first used rate for green matches and orexcellent competitions. facilities are open for members use every day of the cashews with peanuts and peanuts, Anyone who might be interested in cashews and roasted corn with a spicy joining and increasing their social blend of salt, chilli and lime. Both contacts in the area, as well as getting are produced by Liberation Foods fresh air and exercise in pleasant with handpicked nuts from Malawi, surroundings is invited to contact Mozambique, Nicaragua, Peru and El John Hallows (07850 534002) or Alan Salvador, and these will replace the Thornton (01298 872301)or come previous savoury nuts - the raw nuts, along and introduce yourself at the cashews, brazils and walnuts will continue. green. Liberation Foods, which also makes Don`t be shy, give it a try. You won`t regret it and could really enjoy it ( it`s peanut butter, was set up in 2007 and Serving Food 7 Days a Week purchases all of its nuts on Fairtrade addictive) terms from small co-operatives which Serving delicious food in between them own 44% of the company. Patricia Lawton a warm and friendly It is this ownership, playing an active DipCFHP, MPSPract environment. role in the governance of the company, which gives the farmers a secure future FOOT CARE CLINIC At Fountain Square Pharmacy. Products sourced locally providing for their own families. As Food Served Monday-Friday well as receiving a fair price for their Tideswell on Thursdays products they also receive a share of the Nail Trimming, Removal of Corns 12-3 & 6-9 and Callouses. Saturday 12-9. Sunday 12-8 invested in community and agricultural For an Appointment please phone Main Street profitsprojects. and Do the give Fairtrade the nuts premiums a try and give are 01298 871249 the producers a fair deal and a secure or see The Pharmacy Staff Great Longstone future. For a Home Visit Tel:01629 640252 Peter Bird - 01629 813087 Tel: 07966 713098 [email protected] 3 Bakewell’s Third Food Festival is Set to Break Records Again! After the record breaking tourism figures of last year’s food festival, there was only one way for organisers to go...even higher! This year will see even more stalls, events and high profile radio coverage throughout the weekend! Peak FM’s James OnSummers Saturday, will 26th be broadcasting and Sunday, live 27th from April the , Rutlandthe streets Hotel of throughoutBakewell will this again year’s buzz food with festival food and festival they willfans also who be can hosting look a live ‘Ready, Steady ...Cook’ style cookery show on the Saturday afternoon.
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