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North Cotswolds Village News North Cotswold Villages Childswickham, Murcot, Aston Somerville Broadway and Leedons Parks, Willersey, Hinton, Bretforton 11,000 hits on the internet in the first quarter of 2017 Village News June2017 And don’t forget STOP PRESS http://www.village-news.org.uk FUTURE DATES FOR YOUR DIARY • Sunday 28th May, 6:30pm Annual Bretforton Silver Band and Asparagus Auction at the Fleece • Friday, 2nd June, 6:00pm - Sunday, 4th June, 6:00pm Asparafest Music & Food Festival • Saturday, 3rd June Nomads Community Bus Celebration • Sunday, 18th June Childswickham Open Gardens • Saturday, 26th August Childswickham Summer Fete http://www.village-news.org.uk Send emails to [email protected] Visit the Childswickham web site http://www.childswickham.org.uk Next issue July 2017 Deadline June 10th Village News June 2017 Childswickham Church St Mary the Virgin Sunday Services at 10.30am Communion 2nd, 4th, and 5th Sundays Mission, Praise and Prayer 1st and 3rd Canon John Thompstone 01386 852930 Joan Barnet (Church Warden) 01386 858309 Carol Strotten (Church Warden) 01386 852312 Sunday services continue each week at 10.30am. We are always very pleased to welcome visitors and newcomers and believe our welcome is second to none! Please remember in your prayers the bereaved family and friends of David Lawson Southern and Stephen Charles Cook The Vale and Cotswold Edge Team Ministry are delighted to announce Revd Scott Watts will be the next Team Vicar serving the parishes of Aston-sub-Edge, Dorsington, Honeybourne, Pebworth, Weston-sub-Edge and Willersey. Revd Watts’ licensing by Bishop Rachel and the new Archdeacon of Cheltenham, Phil Andrew will be held on Wednesday, 28th June at 7pm in St Peter’s Church, Willersey. Cleaning Contacts Childswickham Coffee Rota June 2nd Joan Barnett, Churchwarden 858309 May 28th Jackie Saville Mr and Mrs Watts Carol Strotten, Churchwarden 852312 June 4th Margaret Flanagan June 9th and 16th June 11th Carol Strotten Mrs Barnett June 18th Joan Barnett June 23rd and 30th Bell ringers: June 25th Mary Burfitt Mrs Anthea Smith Tower Captain, Graham Lee July 2nd Sarah Deakin July 7th 01386 858422 Mr and Mrs Watson House of the Open Door Childswickham House, Buckland Road, Childswickham, WR12 7HH email : [email protected] HOUSE OF THE OPEN DOOR COMMUNITY MEN’S BREAKFASTS These are held at 8.30am on the first Saturday of each month, and gentlemen you are welcome to come and “taste and see”. Good food followed by good singing and prayer, if you would like to stay. No charge, but donations welcome if you can. Let us know in advance if you are coming and if you have any particular dietary requirements. Please contact Tom at: Email: [email protected] Tel: 01386 852084 Next issue July 2017 Deadline June 10th Village News June 2017 Childswickham Open Gardens – Sunday 18th June (Fathers’ Day) There is so much colour already spreading through the gardens of Childswickham. Will you open yours on Sunday 18th June? If you would like to take part, either by opening your garden, baking a cake (please!?), helping us to serve teas, or all of the above, please contact [email protected] or 07817 561815. We currently DO NOT HAVE ANY gardens, and without gardens there can be no Open Gardens! We would love to run it but we need YOU! Last year many of our hosts left their gates open and explored the village themselves, is this something you can do? Funds raised for Friends of St Mary to go towards replacing the leaky Church Oil Tank. These may be funny, embarrassing, and…oh, just read them yourself. Enjoy, and share SMILE them with someone who needs a laugh! Q. Where was Hadrian’s Wall built? A. Around Hadrian’s garden. Q. Why would living close to a mobile phone mast cause ill health? A. You might walk into it. Q. What is a fibula? A. A little lie. Q. What is the meaning of the word varicose? A. Close by. Q. The race of people known as Malays come from which country? A. Malaria. Q. Name six animals which live specifically in the Artic. A. Two polar bears. Four seals. Q. What did Mahatma Gandhi and Genghis Khan have in common? A. Unusual names. A couple who worked at the circus wanted to adopt a child. Social workers had doubts about their suitability, but the couple produced photos of their large motor-home, which was equipped with a beautiful nursery. As for education, not only was there a nanny, but also a full-time tutor to teach the child all the usual subjects along with French, Mandarin and computer skills. Finally, the social workers were satisfied, and had only one last question. "What age child are you hoping to adopt?" "Oh, we don’t mind at all,” the couple assured them. “As long as he fits in the cannon." Wickhamford Gardening Club Our June meeting scheduled for Wednesday, 28th June is a garden visit to Nafford House. Eckington, meeting at the venue at 7.00pm. Contact committee members if assistance with transport required. The Leedons Day Trippers Group We are, as our name suggests, a group of residents from Leedons Park - all National Trust members - who have organised trips to a variety of Trust properties mainly within two hours travel of Broadway. Many of our visits do get booked early but there are a few non-residents who enjoy the benefits of the trips with us. Our coach trips depart from Leedons Car Park around 8.30am and usually back by 5pm. Obviously it does help to be a member of the National Trust as entrance to all properties is free and our prices normally reflect the coach costs but anyone who is not a NT member and would like to travel on a trip there would be an additional entrance fee to consider. For further details please contact Dave Bruton 01386 853148. Next issue July 2017 Deadline June 10th Village News June 2017 Day Time Activity Contact Monday 7 pm-10 pm Carpet Bowls 01386 853752 Tuesday 9.15-10.15 am Keep Fit Tess 01386 858796 10.30-12.00 noon Yoga Aston Colley 01386 870893 2 pm- 4 pm Carpet Bowls Robert Simms 01386 853752 6 pm-8 pm Puppy Training Sue 07857 277184 Wednesday 10 am- 12.00 noon Quilting Georgina 01242 820423 2 pm – 4 pm Evergreens 2nd/4th week of month Dawn Bindoff 01386 858769 7 pm – 9 pm WI ( 1st & last week) Innes Cole 01386 852740 Thursday 7 pm – 9 pm Dancing Ballroom Kleo 01386 858905 7 pm – 9 pm Parish Council 1st week alternate months 01684 773236 Friday 9 am-12 noon Art Group Claire Watson [email protected] 10am-12 noon U3A winter months only nd 2 Friday Sunday 7 pm-10 pm Ballroom Dancing Phil Milward Charges Main Hall Residents £6.50 Non Residents £11.50 Helen’s Room Resident £6.50 Non Residents £11.50 Snooker Residents £4.50 Non Residents £5.00 For more information and to make a booking please contact Anne Wood 01386 854955 See web site for Rules and Conditions http://www.childswickham.org.uk Childswickham WI Held at Childswickham Memorial Hall on Wednesday, 3rd May 2017 At the beginning of the evening the members heard the arguments for and against the 2 resolutions that the NFWI have put forward. After a short discussion the votes were taken, and overall there was no support for the resolutions. The Speaker, Meg Farmer, gave an entertaining talk about her 20 years as a foster carer. She and her husband had cared for 98 children ranging in age from babies of 3 hours to teenagers with their own babies. She spoke of the successes achieved with children, entertaining the members with some amusing anedotes. But there were also problems with unsocial behaviour and bad language. Foster carers may experience difficulties with parents and sometimes the authorities. Foster carers have no rights in law so after their experiences with the death of a child in their care Meg set up a national helpline for bereaved foster carers. She finished saying a recent tribute on Facebook from a young Mum commenting on the love she realised she had received in their care made all the hard work worthwhile. Chairman Innes Cole gave the vote of thanks. The evening ended with refreshments, the raffle and competitions. The next meeting is on Wednesday,7th June at 7.30pm. TO ALL CHILDREN'S SOCIETY BOX HOLDERS Many thanks to all of you who contributed to the sum of £201.60 which has been forwarded to the Society. This is £56.00 more than last year, mostly as a result of new box holders recruited since then. A recent communication from the Society states: "It is only thanks to amazing supporters like you that we are able to continue our vital work. Every day we're changing the lives of this country's most vulnerable children for the better". If anyone else would like a collection box for all that small change that weighs down purses and pockets, please let me know (telephone 833622). Angela Kirk Next issue July 2017 Deadline June 10th Village News June 2017 The first age is learning at school, the second is learning at work and the third age is when that is over and you can learn whatever you like. Our name can be misleading. We are not remotely like university students. We do not sit exams. It is all about friendship, keeping active in body and mind, and enjoying our leisure hours in ways that our parents would have envied.
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