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'Real Good Toons' Contents Bridestowe Ram Roast page 2 Sourton Round Up pages 3-4 Jumble Trail page 5 BSF page 6 Bridestowe Churches Partnership page 8 Adrian Brook page 9 70’s Disco & Kareoke page 16 Okehampton Movie Watch pages 17-18 Garden Club report page 19 Howard Barkell’s local history pages 23-24 Return to the Wildwood? page 25 Tour of Britain page 26 Tavistock Heritage Festival page 27 September 2016 Issue 170 Forthcoming events page 36 Join us for some ‘REAL GOOD TOONS’ performed by Graham Crocker and Brian Higbee at St Bridget’s Church, Bridestowe Saturday 17th September at 7:30 In aid of the Friends of St Bridget’s Light refreshments served Tickets £5 Please ring 01837 861194 or 07976547412 Bridestowe Ram Roast 2016 What a great afternoon and such a good atmosphere. A grand total of £1,900 was raised for Village Hall funds and these funds are much needed. We were so lucky with the weather which at one point threatened to break but didn’t, unlike the tug o’ war rope - so glad no one was hurt. Many people contributed to the success of the day with donations for stalls, wood for the fire, raffle prizes, the wonderful marquee, bales and trailer, live music, emergency tables, water and electricity and lots of elbow grease. Wonderful teams set everything up and took it all down again in record time. The Sporting Green was virtually clear by 6.30pm. Finally thank you all for coming along to support the event because without you, there would be no successful event. Roll on next year’s! BRIDESTOWE VILLAGE HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE The Over 60’s Luncheon Club will be held on Tuesday 13th September , meeting at 12 noon for lunch at 12.30pm. If you are unable to attend please ring either Jenny Reynolds on 861678 or Ruth Maddaford on 861402. BaSE Page 2 SOURTON ROUND UP September 2016 W.I. We had an enjoyable afternoon in August watching Shona Hall demonstrating how to make bracelets, followed by a workshop. We were also able to purchase items from the display of Aquarius Designs Jewellery. We sent a ‘Get Well Card’ with love and best wishes to Geraldine, our President. We also sent our best wishes to our minute secretary, Beryl, who has just completed a course of treatment. We hope that they will soon be back with us. The workshop for Ribbon Embroidery will be on 5 October in Sourton Hall from 10.30 – 4 pm. We meet again on Tuesday 13 September at 2 pm when Mr Peter Cribbs will be speaking on ‘The Life of a Trumpeter for the Queen’. We would welcome anyone who would like to join us. Operation Christmas Child We are planning to take part in Operation Christmas Child again this year. Could you please save shoe boxes and suitable Christmas gifts for the children to fill the boxes. Further details next month. Paul Fishleigh We were all shocked and saddened to hear of Paul’s death due to a tragic accident. We send our sympathy, love and support to Rosie, Ollie and all his family and many friends. Paul was a very valued member of our community as was shown by the hundreds of people who attended his funeral service in Sourton Church and his internment in the churchyard. All of us would like to offer our support to Rosie, Ollie and all the family in their sad and difficult time ahead and our help in any way we can. Rev. Adrian Brook officiated at the service in his kind and understanding way and Andrew Wilson (the Okehampton organist) played the organ. Aimee Heron and Anthony Crawford The wedding of Aimee to Anthony was held in Sourton Church on 13 August. The church, decorated by Chris Heron and friends, looked very lovely. Rev. Adrian Brook took the service and Brenda Harris kindly played the organ. The bells rang out to welcome the bridal party and their guests to church and the bride, looking very beautiful arrived in a steam driven car. We pray that God will bless their marriage and that Aimee and Anthony will enjoy a long and happy married life together. The Churchyard The churchyard looks immaculate. We would like to thank Tony Batten for working hard during many long hours to achieve such a high standard of maintenance and care. Harvest Festival Our harvest festival celebrations are the first weekend in October. The harvest service begins at 6.30 pm on Monday 3 October followed by the harvest supper and auction expertly taken by James Morrish of Kivells in his entertaining way. The harvest supper has the same menu as last year, a meat salad with a variety of desserts to follow. The tickets are priced at £6 adults and £3 children under 16 and are available from P.C.C. members. It would greatly help with the catering if tickets could be bought by 27 September. BaSE Page 3 Future Dates 12 September 7 pmP.C.C. meeting at Parklands 2 October 8 am Prayer Book Holy Communion – Rev. Adrian Brook 3 October 6.30 pm Harvest Service, followed by supper and auction in the hall Hall Lottery August 1st 100 Anita Sutcliffe 2nd 106 Steven Daniels 3rd 81 Len Hill Thank you to everyone who supports the lottery. It raises vital funds for Sourton Hall. |If you would like to join please telephone Alison Horn on 01837 861223. Church Services in September 4th 8 am Prayer Book Holy Communion – Rev. Adrian Brook 11th 11 am Morning Prayer – Maurie Webber 18th 11 am Common Worship Holy Communion – Rev. Stephen Cook 25th 11 am Morning Prayer – Rev. Adrian Brook Rose Dashper Do you love to sing? If so, you might well enjoy doing it with The Mount Kelly Choral Society in Tavistock. This mixed choir always welcomes newcomers. They sing a wide variety of choral works and perform two or three concerts a year. Although aspiring to high standards, anyone who wishes to develop their singing abilities is welcome. Auditions are usually only required if the section for the voice concerned is oversubscribed. The choir is very friendly, reasonably serious but NOT SOLEMN! You can attend up to six rehearsals on a trial basis, without obligation. Rehearsals are on Thursday evenings from 7.30 to 9.30 in the Melvin Hall at Kelly College and the first one of the new term will be on September 15th. when work will start on the Vivaldi Gloria and carols for the concert on Saturday, 10th. December. After Christmas, we will be singing Handel’s Messiah. Annual subscriptions are £50 full subscription: £40 concessionary and £25 for under 30s. Membership is free to anyone under 18. Kelly College on the left off the A386 leading out of Tavistock towards Okehampton. Ample parking is available. Enter through the main door and ask anyone for the whereabouts of the Melvin Hall. If you are coming for the first time, it is suggested you arrive by 7.15. For more information visit http://www.kellychoralsociety.com or contact Membership Secretary, Nick Greaves 01822 616702 - [email protected] or Chairman, Graham Reed 01822 840002 – [email protected] BaSE Page 4 Bridestowe and Sourton Neighbourhood Plan Many thanks to everyone who came to the BSF stall at the Ram Roast and gave us your thoughts and comments on the draft Neighbourhood Plan. This is now available to read in detail on the Bridestowe Village Hall website: http://www.bridestowe.org.uk/ Please let us know your thoughts, comments, suggestions on the draft plan. We are hoping to send the draft Plan for detailed assessment to all of the statutory and regulatory bodies in the near future, so please let us know if there is anything in it you wish to see changed! The next public meeting to discuss the Neighbourhood Plan is on Tuesday September 20th at 7.30 pm in Sourton Village Hall. Please come and let us know what you think. Peter Fleming On behalf of the Neighbourhood Plan Group for Bridestowe and Sourton 01837 861879 [email protected] BaSE Page 6 St. Bridget’s Church Bells The bells may be rung as follows: Each Friday between 19.00 and 21.00 and for services in the church. Other occasions will be published in BaSE if time permits, otherwise on the notice attached to the gate. Visitors are always welcome. For more Bingo Night! information or to come along and have a go on contact Bill Thirtle on 01837 861256 Saturday, The Book Club will be 3rd September 2016 meeting on Thursday at 1st September at Bridestowe Village Hall 7.30pm at 11 Doors open 7.00pm Crandford Close . We will be discussing Before I Go To Sleep by SJ Watson. If you didn’t enjoy the choice, please bring along a book you did. BaSE Page 7 Bridestowe Churches Partnership Bridestowe Methodist Church Report Dates for your diaries: Sunday 4th September Partnership Service at the Methodist at 11am where the service will be led by Mrs D Madders.There will be coffee after the service. Do come and join us. Sunday 11th September Methodist Church Service at 11am with Rev Iris Bray. This will be a Communion Service followed by coffee. Sunday 18th September Methodist Church Service at 11am with Rev Sylvia Coke-Woods. Sunday 25th September Parish Church Harvest Service at 9.30am We said Good bye to Rev Jerry Cook our acting Superintendent during August and we welcome our new Superintendent , Rev Liz Singleton, on 1st September. Her welcome service is on Saturday 3rd September at Okehampton Methodist Church at 7pm.
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