October 2014 [Web Edition 25-10-2014]

Oakwood Church Springwood Road

Leeds LS8 2QA Roundhay St John

and Roundhay Methodist

Thorner Methodist Church Main Street

Thorner LS14 3BU

The Minister of the Methodist Churches

Revd Dr George Bailey 16 Kingswood Gardens

Leeds LS8 2BT Telephone 0113 2662066

The Priest in Charge of Roundhay St John

Revd Dr Colin Cheeseman BA 2a Ryder Gardens

Leeds LS8 1JS Telephone 0113 2669747

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ELECTRICIAN

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and lighting points -

minor electrical work

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for help and advice

Contact

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Telephone 0113 265 6995

Mobile 0794 081 4438

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Telephone: - 0113 248 1199

Opening Hours

Tuesday - Wednesday 9.00 am to 5.00 pm

Thursday 9.00 am to 7.00 pm

Friday 9.00 am to 6.00 pm

Saturday 8.30 am to 3.00 pm

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B M Revill

Plumbing & Heating

Services

For all your repairs and installations

18 Hollin Park Place Oakwood

Leeds LS8 2NS

0113 2730008

07900927206

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BURWELL’S

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Domestic + Commercial

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Tuition Repairs Advice

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CITY STATIONERS

466 Roundhay Road

Oakwood

Leeds LS8 2HU

(opposite the Co-Op)

Telephone 0113 235 9916

SOCIAL, OFFICE AND GIFT

STATIONERY

LARGE RANGE OF GREETINGS

CARDS

RUBBER STAMPS

ART MATERIALS

FAX SERVICE

COLOUR AND BLACK AND WHITE

DIGITAL COPYING

FLORENCE

HAIR FASHIONS

145 Easterly Road

Leeds LS8 2RY

Difficulties with transport? Book an appointment

on Thursday or Friday and we'll collect you from home and take you

back again, absolutely free of charge.

Telephone

(0113) 240 2556

(appointments not

always necessary)

Chiropodist

Easterly Road

0113 235 9760

8.30 am - 6.00 pm

(including Saturday mornings)

Ground floor premises

Shop front parking

Established 10 years

Reimbursement by Leeds Hospital

Fund (HSA) and other care plans

routine

chiropody

diabetic

patients

orthotic

insoles

verruca clinic

and podiatry

CUNNIFFE J & JM

MSSCH MBCHA

129 Easterly Road

LS8 2TP

SURGERY OR

HOME VISITS

OAKWOOD TREE

Services

Fast Efficient Service 24/7

Tree Felling / Dismantling

Pruning / Hedge Trimming

Storm Damage

Crown Reduction

N.P.T.C. Arborist

For a friendly , no obligation quote

call :-

Darren 0790 825 7753

Steven 0790 825 0201

OAP Discount Given

October Letter from the Clergy

Dear Friends

As I write this, it is more or less the thirtieth anniversary of

my ordination. I was ordained in Guildford Cathedral by the Bishop

of Guildford, the Rt Revd Michael Adie, on September 30th 1984.

This was the nearest Sunday to the feast of St Michael and All

Angels, Michaelmas, on September 29th. I was ordained at

Michaelmas because that feast day is one of the traditional days

for ordaining people. I can still remember the day. It was a

beautifully sunny Sunday. I, with the others who were being

ordained with me, had been away on silent retreat for four days

with a small community of elderly nuns in their convent overlooking

the very beautiful Devil’s Punchbowl in Surrey. We were only allowed

to start talking again as we left the convent to go together to the

Cathedral. When we processed into the Cathedral we found that it

was absolutely crammed full of family and friends and members of

the congregations of the churches where we were to serve. The

ordination service was truly inspiring and afterwards we all went off

to parties! It was a very grand day.

I began my life in the Church of England in a place called Cranleigh,

down on the border between Surrey and Sussex. The first thing I

had to realise was that I had not taken on a new job, instead I had

to come to terms with the fact that I had entered upon a

completely new way of life and maybe a unique way of life. I now see

that on that Sunday at the end of September in 1984 I had

absolutely no idea what the next thirty years as a priest in the

Church of England would bring. I still reckon that over those thirty

years I have seen more of life and been involved with a greater

diversity of things and people than I could ever have done in pretty

well any conventional career.

My life in the Church of England has taken me from comfortable

Surrey commuter land in Cranleigh and Godalming, to suburban

London, to the world of this country’s prisons and, through that

world, to involvement with an enormous variety of people and world

faiths. My life in the Church of England has taken me to the

University of Kent at Canterbury, where I did my doctorate, to

rural North Yorkshire and now to the city of Leeds. I have had

privileged access to the lives of many, many people – in good times

and bad - and I have had the opportunity to do all sorts of things

that I never expected to do. I have been involved in more than one

major building project. I have been on the board of a small company.

Involvement with diocesan boards and the ecumenical world has

taken me into parishes all over West and North Yorkshire and has

taken into the life of churches of different denominations. I have

been a school governor for most of those thirty years and I have

really enjoyed my close involvement the life of those schools, not

least St John’s school here. And finally my life in the Church of

England has brought me to Roundhay. I have stayed here far longer

than I originally thought and I have grown to like the place and its

people very much. And through it all there has been the life and

worship of the churches I have served.

And now all of this is coming to an end, for this month I retire. This

feels like the right time to make this move. But I am really grateful

that I have so much to look back on and I hope there will be new and

different things to look forward to.

Colin Cheeseman _________________________________________________________________

The Walking Group

The next walk will be Saturday October 25th - for

more details contact Morris Smith. Likely to be a

9.30am meet at Church with packed lunch.

Open meeting - all welcome

Wed 22nd October 2014, 7.30 - 9.00 pm

Upstairs Meeting Room

Back to Basics

Everyone can email !

What I need to get started How I can write and send, reply or forward emails

How I can avoid sharing my friend’s email

addresses

How to send attachments - pictures and documents

What to do about unwanted emails

All Welcome – refreshments served

Please bring friends and questions

Enquiries David Donaldson 0113 232 3565

useful.donaldson@gmail.com

or Morris Smith 0113 265 1587

http://www.oakwoodchurch.info/ourdigitalworld.html

Our Digital World group Oakwood Church

Stop………………………………………

Are you bored and constantly staying that there is nothing on the telly!

Well we may have the answer.

Tuesday Guides urgently need an extra pair of hands to help with the

running of our unit. After 4 years our Unit helper Lorna Gill has

decided to leave guides and pursue other interests. This means that

there will only be Jeanette and myself to run the unit, along with our

YL (Young Leader) Victoria.

Can you spare 90 minutes on a Tuesday (7-8.30pm) and be that extra

pair of hands that we urgently need to help us continue to provide our

guides with a wide range of activities and outings.

Guiding is a great opportunity to give something back to the community

and more importantly the Guides that come to meetings each Tuesday.

No training is required, but you would be required to complete a CRB

check (no cost involved), as this is a requirement of Guiding for all

regular helpers.

If you would like any additional information, please speak to either

Jeanette or myself or contact me on the email address below.

Carol Massey – Guider- Tuesday Guides

Carmal.minty@talktalk.net

MHA (Methodist Homes) Report MHA is a charity providing care, accommodation and support for older people throughout Britain. They are one of the most well respected care providers in the sector and amongst the largest charities in Britain, providing services to older people for 70 years. MHA delivers a range of high quality services to 16,000 individuals. - 5,000 older people living in Care Homes; residential, nursing and specialist dementia care. - 2,000 older people living independently in a range of purpose built apartments with flexible support and personalised care. - 9,000 older people supported via live at home services in the community. All these services are delivered by 7,000 dedicated staff members and enhanced by the commitment of 4,000 volunteers. MHA's mission is to improve the quality of life for older people, inspired by Christian Concern. They have runners, cyclists and trekkers who travel the world to raise money for much welcomed projects in MHA homes. One appeal is for music therapy which can unlock the memory of people with dementia others may be for the redevelopment of existing homes or new developments. If you want to know more we have the MHA magazines in the New Room for you to peruse also the website www.mha.org.uk for more information. At Oakwood Church we have a long history of fundraising and everyone connected to church have supported event after event, we are truly blessed. At the moment we have a 'Harvest of Talents' the lists are up in the New Room please offer your talents to others who will bid and pay for your skills, all proceeds to MHA. Our next major event this year will be on Sunday 2nd November after the morning service. We are providing SUNDAY LUNCH, cake stalls and other stalls with good things for you to buy. Please look out for details of this event we will put a signing up list (to help with catering) for all who can support this event. There will be no charge but lots of envelopes available to put your donations and gift aid if at all possible. Thank you for your continuing support - Sue Noble

The Church of the Epiphany, Gipton

HARVEST SUPPER & CEILIDH

Saturday October 11th 7.00pm With the Tom Havoc Band

Licensed Bar Tickets £5 adult and £2.50 child

Includes supper available from

kathrynfitzsimons@hotmail.com

Don’t want to dance? Bring a friend and

enjoy the band!

(This would be a great opportunity to meet the extended

Oakwood/Gipton family – as the Gipton Methodists have also

been invited. If you can’t email to get tickets, please phone Pete

Oldfield on 0113 2738930)

THE AUTUMN FAYRE at

OUR BIGGEST AND ONLY FUNDRAISING EVENT

(FOR OUR CHURCH) OF THE YEAR

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER 2014

14.00 to 16.00

Admission - Adults - £1.00 - Children - 50p

Come along and have a fun afternoon -

children and the young at heart in the

and shopaholics in the

There will be the usual Tea Room where you can sit,

chat and enjoy fellowship and wonderful homemade tempting treats.

If you'd like to help then please have a word with Margaret Burgess, Fliss Grundy, Neil Wilkinson or

Lynda Pickersgill or just come along to join in the fun

to help us raise funds for our Church.

Night-time Prayer Smiles from Jack When daytime cares crowd in at night Be with us Lord, we pray And let Thy gracious strength of will Take troubled thoughts away May healing strength be with us now The morning dawns anew And problems seen in different light Appear less daunting too Amen.

The Search Where have I put my spectacles? I’ve been looking all around In the garden, in the kitchen But they’re nowhere to be found Those glassed must be somewhere But where? That seems to be The all-important question That is aggravating me Oh, where have I put by spectacles? My confusion grows and grows, Til I look into the mirror And they’re there .... above my nose _________________________________________________________________

Messy Church – Saturday afternoons 4pm – 5.30pm Upcoming dates for Oakwood Church services are as follows

Sat 4th October ‘Messy Harvest’ Sat 8th November ‘Light of the World’ Sat 6th December ‘Christmas Special’

All ages welcome. Creative activities and a celebration time. Light tea – bring something to share if you can. For more details contact Rev’d George Bailey.

Colin’s Farewell Service

The 10.15am Holy Communion on Sunday 5th October will be

Colin’s final service at Oakwood Church before he retired. The

service will be led by both Colin & George. We hope that as many

of you as possible will join us for this service, and stay for a

buffet lunch afterwards. This will give everyone the opportunity

to wish him well for his retirement and thank him for all he has

done during his time in Roundhay.

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The Deadlines for the Weekly Notices

For items to be included, please telephone me on 0113 8085703 or

email me at lyndapickersgill@gmail.com by the preceding Wednesday.

Please note that space is limited on the notice sheets but items can be

useful to remind people of information in The Broadcast and to

publicise last minute arrangements.

The deadline for each edition of The Broadcast is the 2nd Sunday

of the preceding month. Please choose one of the following to

submit your item: Put in The Broadcast Plastic Pocket (by the

pigeonholes), phone me on 2738930 or email me at

pplb.oldfield@ntlworld.com (preferred!) Thanks - Pete Oldfield _________________________________________________________________

Roundhay and Thorner Methodist Churches applications for

Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals to

The Minister - Rev’d Dr. George Bailey – 2662066

Thorner News

We seem no sooner to be writing about Summer

holidays than the first of the Autumn leaves are falling and

October is upon us once again !! We had a very successful coffee

morning held on Saturday September 13th for St Gemma’s

Hospice; apologies that I said it was AFC and MHA which we held

earlier in the year. However, many thanks to all who came and

supported us and made the event SO worthwhile. We raised

£300 in two hours ! for St. Gemma’s.

Our next coffee morning will take place on Sat November 22nd,

from 10am to 12 noon, so please make a date in your diaries now !!

This will be our Christmas Fayre where we will have our usual

cake stall including Christmas cakes, bric-a- brac stall, bacon

butties on sale etc. plus Christmas cards for sale and other

Christmas goodies; do come along and join us if you can. The

money raised at this event will be for our Chapel funds so we

hope you can support us.

The changes in Pastoral Oversight for Thorner has yet to be

decided as I prepare this article for the October publication.

Hopefully, we’ll have clarification by the November Broadcast.

However, our close ties with Oakwood will remain and a monthly

bulletin from Thorner will still appear in future Broadcasts.

Ann Johnson, Thorner Senior Church Steward

Tel:- 2893532 __________________________________________________________________

Hymns with the Salvation Army 5th Oct 3pm

Epiphany Church, Gipton

Followed by Cream tea

THE CHARITY GIVING TEAM SUPPORTS

OUR HARVEST OF TALENTS

STARTED IN SEPTEMBER AND WILL FINISH

ON SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER

AT OUR CHURCH PARADE HARVEST SERVICE

The poster is now available for you to sign up to offer your talents - window cleaning - gardening - hair cutting - baking - baby sitting - shopping - driving - anything you are good at for everyone to bid for.

This is the time to think about your talents and what YOU can offer. You can then sit back and watch the offers come in.

This is a tried and tested way to raise money for Methodist Homes for the Aged who do marvellous work caring for thousands of older people (there are six projects in Leeds) and one of the most important fundraising events we hold for the charity each year.

Keep looking at the list to make sure you don't miss any new additions and bid for anything that takes your fancy. Keep an eye out though, to make sure no-one has gazumped you.

You'll be surprised at how much money we can raise for MHA.

2 October - Holy Communion

9 October - Quiet Prayer

16 October - Holy Communion

23 October - Quiet Prayer

30 October - Quiet Prayer

all from 09.15 to 09.45

Please join us on any or all of the above dates. For lots of us there are few

opportunities in the week when we can stop and be still to allow ourselves

to be aware of the presence of God. We will aim to encourage each other

to do this regularly on Thursdays.

The calming influence of prayer, that time when we consciously

contemplate our relationship with the universe and its Creator and when we

see ourselves as part of the Creator's harmonious plan, allows us to flow

with that plan rather than trying to make our own. Every moment in some

way begins to serve Him rather than ourselves. And this brings a peace and

harmony no plan of ours ever could.

Loving Creator God, We gaze in wonder

At the splendour of your creation. Rich carpeted fields of yellowing grain And overflowing baskets of ripe fruit. A banquet of fine wines and rich food, A feast spread out for all to share. Help us to learn from your generosity

How to share our bread with the hungry And to commit ourselves to preparing

A banquet for all peoples, A generous feast for all to share.

Amen

Nostalgia Meetings – Everyone Welcome 1.15pm on 2nd October 2014 – World War One and 1.15 on 16th October 2014 – To be decided

Since we began on 17th October 2013 we have had 11 very successful

meetings. Attendances have been as low as seven and as high as

sixteen, healthy numbers for this sort of group.

Our chats have covered a variety of subjects: First memories; History of

Roundhay Methodist Church; Blackburn Aircraft Factory; Shopping; The Lido and Children’s Day and Roundhay Park; Jack’s visits to Seacroft

Hospital with a 90 year interval; Christmas; Healthcare; The place I call

‘Home’; Pocket money and treats; Trams and Transport; Organisations

and Groups. We did slip in a session trying to date an old map of Leeds. We think we managed it – “just after the Second World War”. Who would

have thought looking at an old street map could be so interesting and

would trigger so many fond memories?

We are hoping to put together a very special display about World War

One in time for Remembrance Day. It all depends on how much information we are able to gather. You could help by looking through

your family archives, asking questions - even doing a little research if

you want to. I have prepared a hand-out with useful tips and internet sources which you might find helpful. You will find it at

www.oakwoodchurch.info/nostalgia.html .

Our memories aren’t restricted to those who fought. There were major

impacts on family life during World War One and lingering effects going

forward. We hope you will gather family stories, photographs, reports,

records, medals, and letters – anything that makes memories of World War One meaningful to your family.

My Grandfather fought. I am fortunate to have a copy of his service record, a photograph of him in his uniform and an unusual tale about his

younger brother. We don’t have Grandfather’s medals, they were stolen

from his home. What I do have is a better understanding of the effect it had on him as a person, and compassion for the difficult man I thought I

knew.

Many of you will have objects, stories, photographs that you would be

willing to share. If you do please bring them along on at 1.15pm on 2nd

October, or just come and listen.

At www.oakwoodchurch.info/roundhaystjohn.html you will find

information about the war dead remembered at Roundhay St John. I

have been trying to put together something of their lives – a more

personal view than gravestone or memorial – and am hoping to have this research completed by October.

It has been difficult emotionally to gather information about boys and

young men who lived or had connections here in Oakwood. The sense of loss of promising young life creeps into one’s emotions all too often. Their

stories deserve to be told. We are the people they fought and died for, so

please find whatever you can and share it with us.

Sharon Donaldson Tel. 0113 232356 sharonlittle.donaldson@gmail.com __________________________________________________________________

LADIES' EVENING CLUB

We meet once a month on the second Wednesday

at 8.00 pm. Please come along, you'll be made very welcome.

Next meeting

8th October – Mrs Ann Johnson

STAMPS FOR HEARING

DOGS FOR DEAF PEOPLE

Used stamps can help to train these amazing dogs?

Please don't throw them away when they could help improve a

deaf person's life. There is a collection envelope at the back of

Church. Since 2005, donations of used stamps have helped

support the training of 4 hearing dogs. Your stamps will help

train dog number 5! Thank you - Martin Shipley

Men's Meeting at The White House

The next meetings will be on Thursday

30th October

We will meet at the usual time of 8.30 pm ‘ish’

Hope you can join us. Please check the notices for updates.

Morris Smith – 2651587

2nd Roundhay Rainbows

We meet on Tuesday evenings 5.45 – 6.45 and work with girls age

5 – 7.

Currently we have 24 girls who come each week and they are a

wonderful group of girls to work with, we have a very supportive

group of parents as well who are helping each week. We offer a

variety of activities, including baking – crafts – badgework –

games – singing – drama – fundraising – outings/visits and

sometimes have visits from other people on various topics. If you

feel your daughter would like to become part of our Rainbow

group, speak to Debra (details below)

At the moment we are desperately struggling with leadership, 2

of our leaders have just, this week, stepped down leaving 1

leader and a helper, we also have someone else who comes to help

fitting it in around her working commitments. You will appreciate

this is not enough, we have a parents rota up and running and

currently relying on guiders from other units to help out, but we

really need 2 more people to come onto the staff team. If you

think you might be interested, do have a word with Debra

2400884 or any other guider, look forward to hearing from you.

Debra

THORNER METHODISTS'

Thorner’s Christmas Fayre

COFFEE MORNING

ON

Sat November 22nd 2014

FROM 10 AM. ONWARD

In the Social Centre

CAKES AND OTHER PRODUCE STALLS

Christmas cakes and cards for sale !

Our famous Bacon Butties !!

PLUS BRIC A BRAC

DO SUPPORT US IF YOU CAN !

Admission £1

In aid of Church Funds

Safeguarding Review: A message from the Methodist Church The Rev Dr Martyn Atkins, General Secretary of the Methodist Church has written an open letter to the Methodist people. Copies of the letter are displayed in the church. The letter reminds us that the Methodist Church has carried out a Review of safeguarding cases over the last 60 years involving children and/or vulnerable adults. If anyone has concerns about any historic incident, there still is time to bring it to the notice of the Review. Please see the letter and as soon as possible contact your minister or the Circuit Safeguarding Officer for guidance and support. If you want a personal copy of the letter contact the minister or the Circuit Safeguarding Officer.

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The Ladies Evening Club

The Evening Club has 25 members with an average attendance of

21. We meet monthly in the New Room at 8pm on the 2nd

Wednesday. Our meetings begin with the notices followed by a

hymn, a reading and a prayer. Then the speaker is introduced

giving a talk which lasts from 30-45 minutes. We end with a hot

drink and a biscuit.

We have a wide variety of speakers. This coming year we have

The Rev. George Bailey, Deacon Sheila Dawson, Ann Johnson, a

speaker from the Sylvia Wright Trust, a slide show on Norway

(which is an open evening) and the history of hats. We also have

a very popular Christmas Evening and close the session with a

dinner.

Any lady can join us and you can be assured of a very warm

welcome when you do. So give us a try – you won’t regret it.

Joyce Kilvington (Secretary)

ST JOHN'S PARISH CHURCH

VICAR: Vacancy from 5th October – please contact wardens as below

Churchwardens: Mrs Brigid Jones, 30 Oakwell Mount, LS8 4AD 2400918

Miss Anne Bond, 2 Greenview Court, Davies Avenue, LS8 1LA 2663192

PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL

Hon Secretary: Mr Peter Haddleton, 9 Oakwood Green, LS8 2QU 2931524

Hon Electoral Mr Peter Oldfield, 23 Oakwood Green, LS8 2QU 2738930 Roll Officer:

OTHER OFFICIALS

Planned Giving Mr Eric Jones, 30 Oakwell Mount, LS8 4AD 2400918 Scheme:

ROUNDHAY ST JOHN C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL

Head Teacher: Mr Andrew Graham School 2658451

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Applications for Banns, Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals to the Vicar.

ST JOHN’S CHURCH WEBSITE has now been closed – all material is being transferred to www.oakwoodchurch.info

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PAROCHIAL HALL COFFEE MORNINGS

Due to falling attendances in the last few months, the final coffee morning was held in September. On behalf of St. John's, we would like to thank all those who have supported the coffee mornings in different ways raising substantial amounts of money for both the church and charity over many years. Thank you Anne Bond and Brigid Jones

Church Booking Secretary - Linda Holden 0113 293 1602

Oakwood Church Week by Week (* non church group)

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

9am-1.15pm

9.15-10.15am

9.30–10.30am

10.30am-Noon

6.30 pm

6.30 pm

7.00 pm

8.00 pm

8.30–9.30pm

9am-1.15pm

9.45-11.30am

5.45 pm

6,00 pm

7.00 pm

7.30 pm

9.30–10.30am

10.00 am

2.00 pm

3.30–6pm

6.30 pm

6.30 pm

12.00 noon

6.00 pm

6.15 pm

7.30 pm

8.30–9.30pm

10-11.30am

10.15 am

2.15 pm

6.00pm

6.30 pm

7.30 pm

9.00am-Noon

10.15am

8pm

Rhythm Time *

Dance Fit *

Pilates*

Monday Cafe (Term time only)

2nd Roundhay Brownies

Beaver Scouts

Men's Fellowship (Snooker)

Scouts

Body Blitz*

Pyjama Drama*

Babies and Toddlers

2nd Roundhay Rainbows

Zumba *

2nd Roundhay Guides

Yoga Class *

Pilates*

Indoor Bowling

Men's Fellowship (Snooker)

First Class Learning *

10th Roundhay Brownies

Cub Scouts (Powell Pack)

Luncheon Club

10th Roundhay Rainbows

5th Roundhay Brownies

5th Roundhay Guides

Body Blitz*

Baby Bonding*

Toddlers

Yoga (people with movement difficulties) *

Friday Nite Live [children in years 4,5,6]

Ju-Jitsu *

The Art Group

Fun Spanish for age 2-7*

Junior Church and Crèche

SYNC [young people in school years 7-13]

Monthly

1st/3rd Wednesday

2nd Wednesday

3rd Wednesday

4th Wednesday

1st/3rd Thursday

2nd/4th Thursday

Last Thursday

Last Saturday

8.00 pm

8.00 pm

10.00 am-11.30 am

7.30 pm

9.45am / 10.30 am

1.15 pm

1.00pm

8.30 pm ‘ish’

9.30 am

Scottish Dancing

Ladies' Evening Club (not Holy Week)

Coffee Morning - Parochial Hall

Our Digital World

Oasis / Holy Communion

‘Nostalgia’ Group

Stroke Association *

Men’s Meeting at The White House

Walkers

Oakwood Services – October

2nd

4th

5th

9th

12th

16th

19th

23rd

26th

30th

9:15 am

4.00 pm

10.15 am

6.00 pm

9:15 am

8.45 am

10.15 am

4.00 pm

9.15 am

10.15 am

9.15 am

10.15 am

4.00 pm

9.15 am

Thursday Holy Communion

Messy Harvest

Holy Communion/Harvest Festival/Colin’s last

service – Rev’ds George Bailey & Colin Cheeseman

Evensong – Mr Paul Spencer

Thursday Quiet Prayer

Holy Communion - Rev’d George Bailey

Parade/Harvest – Mrs Florence Doku

Circuit Service at Christ Church

Thursday Holy Communion

Holy Communion - Rev’d Richard Wiggen

Thursday Quiet Prayer

Workshop Worship

Holy Communion - Rev’d George Bailey

Thursday Quiet Prayer

Thorner Services – October

5th

12th

19th

26th

9.30 am

9.30 am

4.00 pm

9.30 am

9.30 am

Morning Worship – Dr Stanley Pearson

Morning Worship – Mr John Clay

Circuit Service at Christ Church

One World Week – Rev’d Bailey/Shelagh Fawcett

Holy Communion – Rev’d Andrew Nicholson

Weekly Group Contacts

Please look at www.oakwoodchurch.info/calendar, which is

maintained by Linda Holden, and shows what is actually on in any

particular week

Kingswood House Group Occasional series of meetings will be advertised in advance

Venue – 16 Kingswood Gardens Contact – Fran Bailey on 2662066

Foxwood House Group Tuesdays as arranged

Venue – Please make contact for details Contact - Joyce Kilvington on 2651582

Red Hall House Group Fridays (monthly) at 7.30 pm

Dates as announced in weekly notices Venue as announced in weekly notices Contact – Roger Hartley on 2933077

St Catherine’s House Group Thursdays (2 per month – as arranged) at 7.30 pm

Venue - 1 St Catherine's Walk (usually) Contact – Susan Howdle on 2667822 or

Sue Noble on 01937 849679

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Roundhay and Thorner Methodist Churches applications for

Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals to

The Minister - Rev’d Dr. George Bailey – 2662066 _________________________________________________________________

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Contact sha.ness@ntlworld.com

Lynsey Howarth BSc (Hons) MChS

Mobile Chiropody / Podiatry

Routine treatment includes: Dry or hard skin removal, reduction of thick or long nails and removal of

painful corns for £25.00

Contact : 0758 644 3496

HPC Registered, receipts available. Discounts when more than 1 person.

MORFITT SHAW Independent Estate and Letting Agents

Just 0.66% to sell your home

All properties featured on Rightmove, FindaProperty, PrimeLocation and other

portals No extended lock in period

Walk through videos & floorplans Accompanied evening viewings

No sale, no charge Free valuations, Owner managed

No termination penalty Tenant finding & referencing Free ads, brochures & alerts We are not a franchise outlet

Speedy marketing Large buyer & tenant databases

80 Street Lane, Leeds, LS8 2AL Telephone - 0113 393 0113

www.morfittshaw.co.uk

Oakwood Travel Ltd

480 Roundhay road

Leeds LS8 2HU

Telephone 0113 2400419

British Rail

91-230646

No: 78984

T D Goodall Fresh Yorkshire Milk

Fresh locally produced milk and produce delivered to your doorstep, come rain or shine.

We currently supply and deliver the following items: Whole, Semi-skimmed, Skimmed & Homogenised Milk,

Double, Whipping & Single Cream, Channel Island, Organic & Kosher Milk,

Longley Farm Yogurts & Cottage Cheese, Bottled Orange Juice, Free Range & Farm Eggs,

Blue Keld Still, Sparkling & Flavoured Water, Cartons of Orange, Apple & Cranberry Juice,

Mason’s Carbonated Soft Drinks.

Beech Grove Farm, Scarcroft, Leeds, LS14 3HQ 0113 2892229 www.tdgoodall.co.uk

Robinson’s Aerial Services

Digital Aerials / Satellites Installed and Repaired

Freeview/Freesat

Tuning and Set Up Service

Additional TV/SKY Points (including multi room)

Specialist TV Wall Mounting Service

Telephone Engineering Service (Extensions & Repairs)

All areas of West Yorks covered

Tony Robinson Tel. 01924 472 232 / 0788 552 8041 www.robinsonsaerials.co.uk

D J B Services Property Maintenance, Repair

And Installation

Kitchen and Bathroom Design and

Installation

Plumbing, Joinery, Electrical

Roof repairs, Aerials

Fencing, Decking, Paving, Patios

Exterior Painting

No job too small

Friendly Reliable Local Service

Free no obligation quotes

Contact David 0773 677 6304 /

0113 240 2268

www.djbservices.com

davidbaldwin@sky.com

G.E.HARTLEY & SON LTD

The Complete Funeral Service

A Family Run Business

Established 1808

24 Hour Personal Service

Private Chapels of Rest

Monumental Masonry

Pre-paid Funeral Plans

Thorner: 0113 289 2354 Garforth: 0113 286 2980 Wetherby: 0193 758 8888

26 Main Street

Thorner Leeds LS14 3DX

K S Heating & Plumbing

Services

All Aspects of Heating and Plumbing

● Boiler Changes ● Cookers

● Gas Fires ● Servicing

● Powerflushing

● Landlords' Safety Checks

● GAS SAFE Registered

300560

Kenneth Sinclair

7 Oakwood Rise Leeds LS8 2QY

Tel: 0113 217 1604

Mobile – 0790 315 2957