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GROUP MAGAZINE

St. Edmund’s

Fenny Bentley St. Mary’s

Tissington

St. Michael & All Angel’s

Alsop-en-le-Dale

St. Peter’s

Parwich

St. Leonard’s

Thorpe

September 2012

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Enquiries: Bill on 07713 743295 or 01335 390571Open 10am - 5pm (times vary during bad weather)

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From your Vicar…. Dear friends Whenever I drop into one of our church buildings, at this time of year, there are normally a few tourists enjoying it. Many comment to me on how well kept our churches and graveyards are. Despite the rather unpredictable weather, the natural world around us flourishes with life and I'm aware that a considerable amount of work goes into keeping the graveyards beautiful. Thank you to all of you who work to keep our churches and graveyards in such good condition. Thank you also to those who lock and unlock throughout the year. Your efforts are not just appreciated by the local communities but enjoyed by many, many visitors each year. This month, a number of the Bible readings used in church have referred to Jesus as the 'bread of life'. One of the points Christ was making by describing himself in this way, was that he was inviting us to 'consume' him. To take him into ourselves. In other words, to let Him and His teaching infect our hearts and our minds, our thoughts and our feelings. One way we can respond to this invitation is through prayer. Our beautiful church buildings are wonderful, peace-filled places to pray. Places where we can hand the stresses and pressures of life over to God and find an eternity inspired perspective. With so many church buildings locked, we are fortunate indeed that ours remain open every day. Do drop in and enjoy them. Lastly, a good friend sent me the following advert for a trip he is organising. Rob was the guest preacher at the Tissington Well Dressings during my first year here. He's both knowledgeable and inspirational and I commend this trip to you. Wishing you Christ's peace,

Andy

Revd Andy Larkin

________________________________________

Pilgrimage Retreat to Iona with The Revd Rob Marshall

Monday 8th April – Friday 12th April 2013

(£493 in a twin room) single rooms available

This is a chance to experience a pilgrimage in a special break to the island of St Columba. It offers space for reflection, time for prayer and discovering the meaning of pilgrimage. Included: 1 Night in a Glasgow Hotel; 3 stay in Iona retreat house, Half Board (breakfast & dinner) on three nights, return travel (by coach, train and ferry) between Glasgow and Iona, all talks and visits.

For brochures and further information please contact LTG on T: 01992 579697 / E: [email protected] or visit

www.livingthegospel.co.uk . Rob Marshall has been leading pilgrimages to Iona for over a decade and is a regular contributor to BBC Radio 4’s Thought for the Day. He is the communications advisor for the Diocese.

________________________________________

Copy Deadline for October Magazine: 25th

September, 2012

Articles can be submitted via email to Revd Andy Larkin: [email protected]

To place advertisements, please contact Val Kirkham on 01335 390458

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USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS

Crimestoppers 0800 555 111 (Call anonymously with information

about crime)

Call Derbyshire 08456 058 058 (Derbyshire County Council call

centre, for reporting highways issues, e.g. potholes, verges obscuring junctions, icy

roads, etc. Also any other County Council issues, e.g. Trading standards, stray dogs,

etc.)

Severn Trent Water 0845 604 1655

(To check on the identity of callers claiming to work for the Water Board)

Alsop en le Dale

Altar Flowers September 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd Mrs C Gordon

September 30th Mrs C Woodroffe Adams

A final, yet very sincere, thank you to all who have helped in any way with the Bank Holidays Fund Raising days, including J F Gibson Dairies who have supplied us with milk. We appreciate your continued support so much, and all we need now for next year is someone to organise some good weather!

Given the expected shortage of some produce this season, don't forget to do your fruit and veg shopping at the Harvest Service on Sept 23rd. There are bound to be some bargains...

Fenny Bentley

Cleaning Rota Flower Rota Jill Morley 2nd & 9th Sheila Haswell Penny Bishop 16th & 23rd Sue Wright Fenny Bentley Coffee Mornings The FBI are now organising coffee mornings in church on the first Wednesday of every month from 10am until 11.30am, so the next 2 will be on Wednesday 5 September and Wednesday 3 October. Residents from all parishes are very welcome, there is no charge, but donations are welcome as this is a self-funding event. We also have a ‘book swop’ service at the coffee mornings so just bring along the latest book you’ve read and swop it for a new one. If anyone wants to donate cakes for the coffee mornings they will be very welcome. Vintage Tea Party & Bingo This will be held in the School on Sunday 16 September at 3pm until 6pm. Tickets will be £5 which includes tea and the first game of bingo. Everyone welcome. To book tickets tel Sheila Haswell on 350598. Sadly we have recently lost 2 long standing members of our community. Ian Macconachie who lived in the flats at Fenny Bentley along with his wife Sue, died recently in St Oswald’s Hospital. We send our sincere condolences to Sue and the family at this very sad time. We have also lost Gordon Webster, who died recently in Highfield House. Although Gordon had been in Highfield House for the last 4-5 years, prior to that he had lived and farmed in Fenny Bentley all his life. We send our deepest sympathy to Gordon’s family at this very difficult time.

Chutney

Ingredients

15g/½oz root ginger

8-10 chillies

2kg/4lb green tomatoes, chopped

500g/1lb apples, peeled, cored and chopped

250g/8oz raisins, chopped

625g/1¼lb shallots, chopped

2 tsp salt

500g/1lb brown sugar

570ml/1 pint malt vinegar

Method

1. Bruise the ginger and tie in a muslin bag with the chillies.

2. Place all the other ingredients in a preserving pan and suspend the muslin bag among them.

3. Bring to the boil, stirring until the sugar has dissolved, and simmer until the desired consistency is reached.

4. Remove the muslin bag. Pour into warmed sterilised jars, cover and label.

Parwich

September Parwich Film Show

Friday 14th September

at 7.45pm

An eagerly awaited film

A group of British retirees decide to "outsource" their retirement to Best

less expensive and seemingly Exotic India. Enticed by advertisements for

the newly restored Marigold Hotel and bolstered with visions of a life of

leisure, they arrive to find the palace a shell of its former self. Though the

new environment is less luxurious than imagined, they are forever

transformed by their shared experiences, discovering that life and love can

begin again when you let go of the past.

In the warm and comfortable Parwich Memorial Hall

Friday 14th September 7.45pm

Free Entrance. Refreshments. Raffle

Silent projection

Hi Fi Sound

Special hi-fi headphones for those with hearing difficulties, please ask.

COMMUNITY VILLAGE LUNCH Monday 17

th September 12.45pm in the Memorial Hall

Fish in Parsley Sauce, Potatoes, Peas & Carrots – Apple Sponge & Custard Only £5 - please phone Val on 390 458 to let her know if you are coming, and for any special dietary requirements

Dog Walking • Pet Care Services • Dog Grooming

Flowers for all Occasions

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The Bluebell Inn and RestaurantBuxton Road, Tissington, Ashbourne.

Food served between 12pm & 9pm (8.30pm Sundays)Disabled Access & Facility. Function room available for weddings, parties etc.

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Welcome to the Village Diary

for Alsop-en-le-Dale, Ballidon, Parwich & Pikehall

For any events that you would like adding to the diary, please email

[email protected]. For up to date details go to www.parwich.org

September 2012 Date Time Event Location

Sun 2nd Horticultural Show Memorial Hall

Sun 2nd 6.30pm Evensong Parwich Church

Mon 3rd INSET Day Parwich School

Mon 3rd 6.30pm Pilates for intermediates Memorial Hall

Tue 4th School Autumn Term Begins Parwich School

Wed 5th 6pm

7.15pm

Pilates - General Beginners Class

Pilates - Beginners Class for Men Memorial Hall

Thu 6th 6pm Circuit Training Begins Memorial Hall

Fri 7th 7.15pm Blue Box Collection Parwich

Sat 8th

Sun 9th Arts Trail at the Wirksworth Festival Wirksworth

Sat 8th 11-4.30pm Parwich Hall Open Garden

for Friends of the Peak Parwich Hall

Sun 9th 9.30am Holy Communion Parwich Church

Sun 9th 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church

Sun 9th 6.30pm Methodist Service

to celebrate the reopening of Tissington Chapel Tissington

Mon 10th 6.30pm Pilates for intermediates Memorial Hall

Wed 12th 6pm

7.15pm



Thu 13th Green Bin Collection Parwich

Thu 13th 6pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall

Fri 14th 7.45pm Film Night Memorial Hall

Sun 10th 10am Holy Communion Parwich Church

Sun 16th 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church

Mon 17th 12.45pm

Village Lunch: bookings Val 458

Fish in Parsley Sauce, Potatoes, Peas & Carrots

Apple Sponge & Custard

Memorial Hall


Wed 19th 6pm

7.15pm



Wed 19th 7.30pm Parish Council Meeting Memorial Hall


Fri 21st Blue Box Collection Parwich

Sun 23rd 10am Harvest Festival - Joint Service with the Methodists Parwich Church


Sun 23rd Harvest Festival Alsop Church

Sun 23rd 6.30pm Harvest Supper Memorial Hall


Wed 26th 6pm

7.15pm



Thu 27th Green Bin Collection Parwich


Sun 30th 10am Let their be Light Fenny Bentley Church

October 2012 Date Time Event Location

Mon 1st 6.30pm Pilates for intermediates Memorial Hall

Wed 3rd 6pm

7.15pm




Sun 7th 6.30pm Evensong Parwich Church


Mon 8th 7pm District Council’s Area Community Forums Ashbourne Leisure Centre

Wed 10th 6pm

7.15pm




Fri 12th 7.45pm Film Night Memorial Hall

Sun 14th 2.30pm Methodist Service Parwich Church


Wed 17th 6pm

7.15pm



Wed 17th 7.30pm Parish Council Meeting Memorial Hall


Sat 20th 8pm Bob Matthews Quiz Sycamore Inn

Mon 22nd 12.45pm

Village Lunch: bookings Val 458

Roast Pork, Roast Potatoes, Cauliflower Cheese,

Carrots - Chocolate Fudge Cake with Cream

Memorial Hall


Fri 26th School breaks up today – half term Parwich School

Sun 28th 1am The clocks will go back 1 hour ..

Sun 28th 2.30pm Methodist Service Parwich Church


Wed 31st Halloween

Wed 31st 6pm

7.15pm



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JOHN HAMBLETON

Thorpe

COFFEE MORNINGS We were lucky at our Coffee morning on July 18th to have 3 visitors, two walkers and a lady who was waiting for her husband and grandchildren to come back from a walk and fancied coffee whilst waiting, instead of just sitting in the car! The charity to benefit from donations was Hearing Dogs for deaf people and we were able to have a fleeting glimpse of Fudge, a hearing dog, brought along by Joan Ellis. A total of £60.00 was generously donated. A letter has since been received from Hearing Dogs who wished to thank everyone who had contributed and for our continued support in helping their valuable work during their 30th Anniversary year. They gave an example of how a gift of money will help more people like Simon who has a hearing dog called Foggy. ‘Bullied at school, Simon was left feeling isolated and lacking in confidence. Since he was partnered with hearing dog Foggy all that changed and he now leads a happy and fulfilled life.’ A letter was received also in early July from British Red Cross at Matlock to thank us for the generous contribution of £45.00 that had been raised at the June Coffee Morning. They appreciate our support very much. ‘As a result of our help the charity is able to continue to save lives and deliver the invaluable services that they currently do both at home and overseas.’ Only 8 people came to our Coffee Morning on August 15th but we had some lively discussions. Because there were so few of us, we decided to hold over the money donated (£30) until the next Coffee Morning in September as the charity chosen, Ashbourne Community First Responders, does such excellent work. Future dates: Sept 19th (charity as mentioned above) and Oct. 17th in the Village Hall at the usual time between 10.30 am and 12 noon. Everyone is welcome so please come along. RH

Thorpe Village Hall - Annual Report – 5 July 2012 The Annual General Meeting was held on 5 July. It was attended by the members of the committee but no one else. The Management Committee has consisted of David Froggatt, Bob Evans, Barbara Wager, Cyril Challinor, Clarke Lomas and Andrew Wager during the year since the last Annual Meeting on 28 April 2011. Phil Lee joined committee at the AGM and resigned later in the year. Andrew Wager has continued to act as chairman and secretary, while Bob Evans has continued as treasurer. Management Committee meetings were held on 28 April, 26 May, 12 August and 8 December 2011. Gill Frith has been the caretaker since 1992. The committee continues to be very grateful for her work. Work has started on a project to improve the toilets in the hall. The design has been worked up with an architect but it has not so far proved possible to find a builder who is prepared to do the work to an acceptable fixed price. The current committee members agreed to remain in office for another year, but would be grateful if the two vacancies on the committee could be filled. The committee are trustees for the charity but the duties are not onerous – the hall has a caretaker and shortfalls in funding are often met by the Dovedale Dash. The objective is to maintain the Hall so that it continues to provide a valuable facility for the local community. Two or three committee meetings a year are usual. The are several people in the village who organize social events but someone willing to help oversee the provision of a Village Hall to Thorpe would be very welcome.

Andrew Wager

Unapproved minutes

MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THORPE PARISH COUNCIL, HELD ON

WEDNESDAY 18TH

JULY, 2012 AT 7-30PM IN THORPE VILLAGE HALL.

PRESENT Cllr M. Ellis (in the chair)

Cllrs W. Smith, S. Ede, A. Wager

2 Parishioners, Mrs E. Glanville (Clerk)

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

None

780 APOLOGIES

None

781 DECLARATION OF MEMBERS INTERESTS

None

782 MINUTES

(i) The minutes of the Annual Parish Council meeting, held on 10th

May were

unanimously approved

(ii) The minutes of the Extraordinary meeting, held on 27th

June were unanimously

approved.

783 ON-GOING MATTERS

* No update received – re the maintenance/repairs of the lane behind the Church. Re-

contact.

Severn Trent have an installation situated down the lane. - Agreed - contact & request help

with the maintenance.

Some of the pot holes have been repaired. - suggest a timescale on the remainder.

Footpath bridge repairs – still pending

Village Signs – no objections from Peak Park, but, still no response from D.D.D.C.

Re- contact suggesting a 28 day deadline.

Send copies of letters to District Cllr Sir Richard Fitzherbert & request his help.

The grass verges in Narlow & Gag Lanes have now been mowed.

Agreed – to write to the “Queens Jubilee” village celebration organisers, giving grateful

thanks & congratulations on their successful achievement.

784 FINANCE

(i) Cheques issued/payments approved.

C. Challinor - £795 chq no. 398

Tim Walker Sharp - £60 chq. no.399

(ii) Monies received – none

(iii) Bank Statements

Treasurers a/c - £4096-28

Business a/c - £903-65

As the high street bank is unable to give the Parish Council a high interest a/c it was agreed

to contact DALC for more information/suggestions.

785 PLANNING

No applications or updates received.

786 CODE OF CONDUCT 2012.

Cllr M. Ellis proposed – to adopt the D.D.D.C. (LGA version) of the Code of Conduct 2012.

Seconded – Cllr A Wager

Unanimously agreed.

787 VILLAGE PARKING

A parishioner who resides on “Glebe Lane” has alleged that their refuse bins have not been

emptied on several occasions, due to vehicles blocking access to the lane. It was agreed

that in these circumstances, the complainant should contact the vehicle owners, but Cllr M.

Ellis would speak to the refuse collectors.

788 CORRESPONDENCE

All general correspondence has been circulated to the Cllrs.

Village Plan – Cllr M. Ellis suggested we create a “Council Web Site”; this is a

means of access & communication with the Parish Council. Agreed - - Cllr M. Ellis

to make enquiries & report at the next meeting.

Localism Act is a government passed bill whereby the public have more say in local

planning matters. However, in a small parish such as Thorpe, the majority of the

decisions are made by Peak Park.

789 DATE OF NEXT MEETING

Thursday 13th

September.

790 OTHER MATTERS

* A request for mowing of the verges on Digmire Lane. Cllr M. Ellis to investigate.

The posts in Digmire Lane have need of attention. Cllr M. Ellis to attend.

Meeting closed 8-30pm

Our Harvest Festival Service at Thorpe will be on

Sunday, September 23rd at 11.15 a.m.

HARVEST SUPPER

THORPE VILLAGE HALL

Monday 23rd September, 2012

At 7.00 p.m.

Adults £4.50, Children £3.50

Tickets will be available from Sue Smith. Tel: 350407

Tissington NOTES FROM THE HALL SEPTEMBER 2012

Church Fete

This year the Fete raised over £1700 for Church Funds. Thank you to all

those of you that contributed to its success this year and to the fabulous

Osmaston Wind Band that entertained us all so well.

Tissington Secret Gardens

The Open Gardens day raised over £352 for Church Funds. Many thanks

to all those that opened their gardens specially that afternoon. Also thanks

to Wendy, Carole and family who raised a further £100 with their Well

Dressing of St Mary’s.

Tissington Hall Christmas Fayre

This will take place on the nights of Wednesday 21 and Thursday 22

November with a host of local and regional stalls. Please talk to Phoebe in

the Office on 01335 352200 or email [email protected] for

details.

Sir Richard

240812

Carole Unwin writes

Thank you to Sir Richard & Lady FitzHerbert who kindly allowed us all to

hold the Church Fete in the grounds of the Hall. Thank you to all those

that donated prizes and manned the various stalls. Thank you to Keith who

did the rounds in Ashbourne to collect some very good prizes and

donations from the traders. Thank you to Heather for the use of her

electric and Tony for field car-parking.

Flower Rota

September 2 & 9 Jo Hodgkinson

September 16 & 23 Sally Hollingsworth


TISSINGTON VILLAGE HALL

Nothing much happening apart from weekly Craft Fairs at present. There

have been requests for Exercise Classes!! I need to know just what you

want, ie general exercise/aerobics/zumba etc. Please could you call me if

you are interested as there is no point in me organising something no-one

is going to support. Also please let me know days/evenings you are free.

Thanks to Karen for so ably filling in for Zena, who has now taken up the

reins once more.

Sally

390124

Tissington Methodist Chapel Rededication Service will take place at 6.30 pm on Sunday 9 September. We warmly invite everyone to join us for tea and cakes in the village hall from 5 - 6 pm prior to the service, we shall then go up to the Chapel for the service. Please do come and join us for what promises to be a very memorable service to mark the refurbishment of our Chapel.

OIL, OIL, OIL

Let’s face it, winter will be here again soon and we will need the central heating. So, once we get into August I am planning to do another round of those on the list who might need oil. Please could you check your tanks – anyone needing more than 200 litres, I’m sure we can get you a discount.

Sally Rowe

390124

TISSINGTON ‘LIBRARY’

How many people know there is a thriving paperback “library” in the paper shed under Green Farm? Kept by Helen and Karen there are not only books but also back numbers of various magazines – all for your enjoyment at no charge. The idea is that everyone is able to place unwanted books and magazines there and also take whatever they want to read. With the idea of a Tissington Book Club being mooted why not help yourself to a book and/or take along your unwanted volumes.

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Monday lunch & afternoonsession - 12.30pm to 3pm

2 - 5 years oldVoucher Scheme in use

Contact: 07817 177405

Tissington Pre-School

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Quality Craft Fairs

at Tissington Village Hall, Tissington Nr. Ashbourne

(opposite the duck pond) Free Admission, open 11am to 5pm on:

15th and 16th September 29th and 30th September

20th and 21st October 27th and 28th October

Also at at Hartington Village Hall, Hyde Lane, Hartington near Buxton. Free admission,

Refreshments, open 11 am to 5pm on:

2nd September 9th September 4th November

Stalls available E-mail [email protected]

Tel. 07854 426735

Contact Details

Revd Andy Larkin

The Vicarage, Smithy Lane, Parwich DE6 1QD

Tel: 07758 704452

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.peakfive.org

Children's Work Co-ordinator

Tracey Fentem, 07772 758470, [email protected]

Weddings Administrator

Ros Hunt, 350221, [email protected]

Readers:

Mrs Faith Hanson 350412

Miss Ros Hunt 350221

Churchwardens:

St. Michael’s, Alsop Mrs Caroline Gordon 390651

Mr William Bunting 390329

St. Edmund’s, Fenny Bentley Dennis Stone 350187

Vacant

St. Peter’s, Parwich Mr Martin Compton 390529

Mrs Helen Pitts 390362

St. Leonard’s, Thorpe Mr Clarke Lomas 350265

Miss Ros Hunt 350221

St. Mary’s, Tissington Mr David Walker 390075

Miss Ann Unwin 350732


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Services for September to beginning of October

Sept 2nd

– 13th

Sunday after Trinity (Proper 17)

Alsop no service

Fenny Bentley 3.30 pm Evening Prayer Revd A Larkin

Parwich 6.30 pm Evensong Mr K Stone

Thorpe 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin

Tissington 11.00 am Family Service Revd A Larkin

Sept 9th

– 14th


Alsop 11.15 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin

Fenny Bentley no service

Parwich 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin

Thorpe 11.00 am Mattins Miss R Hunt

Tissington 9.30 am Mattins Miss R Hunt

Methodist Chapel 6.30 pm Rededication Service Revd T Morris

Sept 16th

– 15th


Alsop 11.15 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin

Fenny Bentley 3.30 pm Evening Prayer Miss R Hunt

Parwich 10.00 am Family Service Revd A Larkin

Thorpe 6.30 pm Evensong Miss R Hunt

Tissington 8.00 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin

Sept 23rd

– 16th


Alsop 7.30 pm Harvest Festival Service Revd A Larkin

Fenny Bentley no service

Parwich 10.00 am Harvest Festival Service Revd A Larkin/

Joint with Methodists Mr P Dawson

Thorpe 11.15 am Harvest Festival Service Revd A Larkin

Tissington no service

Sept 30th

– 17th


Fenny Bentley 10.00 am ‘Let there be Light’ Revd A Larkin

Fenny Bentley 11.00 am Harvest Festival Service Revd A Larkin

Thorpe 11.00 am ‘Songs of Praise’ Miss R Hunt

Oct. 6th

– 18th


Alsop no service

Fenny Bentley 3.30 pm Evening Prayer Revd A Larkin

Parwich 6.30 pm Evensong Mr K Stone

Thorpe 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin

Tissington 11.00 am Harvest Festival Service Revd A Larkin

** The official opening and rededication of the Methodist Chapel in Tissington

will take place on Sunday, 9th

September at 6.30 pm. The service will be taken by

Revd Tim Morris and the Preacher will be Revd Dr Mark Wakelin, President of the

Methodist Conference.

N.B. Time changed from 3.00 pm as stated in July/August magazine.

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