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News from Trelystan Church Many thanks to everyone who supported us at the spring fair which made £139 and also at the Alan Herbert evening which made a total of £683 for Trelystan church. A huge thank you to everyone who helped us and for the generous donations of food, prizes, etc. and for coming to a very enjoyable evening. Our next event at Trelystan Church is the annual Summer Fête on Saturday July 23rd at 2.30pm (main advert page 5). Please come and join us! Any offers of help or donations of cakes, bric-a-brac books etc would be much appreciated please contact Chris Jerman on 01938 553 301 or other church members.

CHURCH SERVICESOctober 2016

Note: if there are any last minute changes they will be shown on the Church Notice Board.

Date and Day Leighton Trelystan

Sunday 2nd October Trinity 19 9.30 am Holy Communion RL 3 pm Family service RL

Sunday 9th October Trinity 20 3 pm Holy Communion RL

Sunday 16th October Trinity 21 6.30 pm Evensong RL

Sunday 23rd October Last Sunday after Trinity 11 am Family service RL

OCTOBER ROTAS for LEIGHTON

Sidesmens Altar Flowers & Brass Cleaning

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Churchyard Clear-up DayWe will be giving the churchyard it's pre-winter clean up on

Saturday 8th October 10.00am to 12.00noon. If you can spare a little time on that day it would be much appreciated.

Many thanks to the willing volunteers, who have come to cut the grass through the summer.

The Harvest Festival this year is collecting for the Trussell Trust Food Bank for the poor and needy. Contributions can still be received before the end of September. Extra donations can be left outside Mrs Marriott’s house at 7 Redwood Close.

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Macmillan Coffee Morning

We are at the top of Long Mountain at the end of the Hope Road

Sunday 2nd October from 11:00am – 2:00pm

Harpwoods Trelystan Leighton SY21 8JB

Come along for a coffee or a cup of tea

Green Fingers I knew a girl who was so pureShe couldn't say the word Manure.Indeed, her modesty was such,She wouldn't pass a rabbit-hutchAnd butterflies upon the wingWould make her blush like anything.

That lady is a gardener now,And all her views have changed, somehow.She squashes greenfly with her thumb,And knows how little snowdrops come:In fact the garden she has got,Has broadened out her mind a lot.

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Welsh Harp Hollow

Defibrillator Fund Raising

The Defibrillator fund raised another £120 at the Village show. This brings the total raised so far to £640 — over half way to the target figure. Another two Village Hall events for your diary below.

Saturday 29th October Friday 2nd December

Fashion Show

Homemade cakes & Bring & buy stall

Enjoy spectacular views through the woods

(Weather permitting!)

Contact Elaine: 01938 570 838

10:30 am - 12:00

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The October NADFAS (National Association of Decorative and Fine Arts Societies) meeting takes place on Thursday October 27th at 2.30pm. Venue is the Powis Suite, Royal Oak Hotel, Welshpool.

The speaker is John Ericson, whose topic is Inn Signia — Pub Signs, the art work and the stories behind the names.Non-members are welcome, but a donation of £5 is suggested to help cover costs. No need to book, just turn up.For more information telephone Avril on 01938 555938 or e-mail avril@avrilhart.com

National Association of Decorative & Fine Arts Societies

The National Library of Wales has requested past and future copies of the Leighton News for a place in its archives. The British Library has

always required publishers to supply a copy of all books magazines, newspapers, etc. for the national record. We hardly thought a small village newsletter may be consid-ered in the same way. The request was emailed from the web site and David Williams responded with a link to his DropBox archive of the newsletters from 1986 to 2007.Aled Betts is the Acquisitions Librarian at the National Library and we followed up with a phone call to find out what format was most suitable. As hoped the PDF format is fine and Aled was pleased to be able to download the first tranche. He had come across a recent issue from this year so was interested to see the progression from the first cyclostyled sheet to the present day — he also comm-ented that it was rare to get an archive of this size when local newsletters frequently lasted no more than a few years.Will the Leighton News form part of a student’s research project in years to come?

So the sun shone on the Village Show once again while the midlands and the south-east were treated to steady rainy downpours. Thanks to Jane Walton for doing the honours once again with a splendid set of photos. As with all events we are lucky to fit in a fraction of the pictures available even with allocating 2½ pages. Some are only tiny thumb-nails but hope they’ll be enough to remind you of a grand day out.We are still planning some online picture galleries to display the whole lot — more info next issue — maybe.

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Available for Booking

· Coffee Mornings

· Birthday Parties

· Family get-togethers

· Christenings

· Weddings

· Anniversaries etc.

LEIGHTON VILLAGE HALL

Tel: 07854 103 058Email:villagehall@leightonnews.com

PatriciaSteve

Doors open at 6:30pm at the Assembly Room. Tickets: £3.50 Refreshments available.

Tickets are £4.00. Under 16s £2.00. Bar and refreshments. All welcome.

WELSHPOOLMARTON

Friday 21st October at 7:30

Monday10th Octoberat 7:00pm

Congratulations to Sarah & Rob Walton on the birth of baby Beatrice, a little sister for Francis and making Christine & Terry grandparents once again.

Best wishes also go to Terry for a speedy recovery from his shoulder operation.

Thank you to Allan Lloyd on cutting the hedges at the Village Hall and to Rachel, Sarah, Hadyn & Jane for tidying up the car park.

We were all so sorry to hear of the death of dear Nina Alexander aged 96 years, mother of Duncan & Kathy and wife of the late Bill. We send our love and best wishes to all of the Alexander family.

Happy 50th birthday to Russell Cadwallader – yes I know it only seems 5 minutes since he was in school.................Oh he still is....... but for the last few years its been as Headteacher!

Best wishes to Jean & John Bennett on their retirement and we hope that they have a very successful dispersal sale.

Welcome to all those who have moved into the village over the last couple of months and Bon Voyage to those who have moved on. We hope that you will all be very happy.

Congratulations and good luck to James Mead of The School House Leighton. James has gained a First Class Masters Honours Degree in Physics.

James will now go on to study for a Phd at Liverpool University working on the LHCb (Large Hadron Collider) experiment in CERN Switzerland.

FURNITURE

FOR SALE

Coffee Table £20 Cream Chest of Drawers £10

Corner Stand £10

High Beige Stool £20 Metal cream

Magazine Rack £5 Stool £5

Green ironing board with cover £5

For any of the above being sold on behalf of a neighbour contact: 01938 554149 (evenings)

Come and join us —Tuesday's during Term time from 09:30 till 11:30.

FREE first session, then £2 which includes a snack and drink.

We do craft, stories and there are lots of toys to play with.

Please contact Sarah Bowyer on 01938 580 099 for more informatiom

PLAYGROUP at Leighton Village Hall.

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We've had another successful 3k and 5k fun run at this years show. We had 16

competitors in the 3K race, which saw all the runners leave the show field and head up to the quarry and along the edge of the redwoods. We also had 10 runners in the 5K

race who also did the same scenic route, but went out to Goppas, then headed back to the show field along The Avenue, with the kind permission of James and Jean Potter. This years winners were

• 1st boy - Callum Morgan• 1st girl - Maddie Griffiths• 1st male - Todd Tanner • 1st female - Rebecca Moseley

Thank you to everyone who took part and to the parents who helped us on the day. Next year we will require some marshals on the routes as there are so many youngsters who wish to run: so if anyone could volunteer for half an hour on show day, please let us know, we really hope to hold the race again at next years show, but we do need a few pairs of eyes and waving arms to make the traffic aware the next Mo Farah or Jo Pavey are in training, and of course the youngsters are kept safe.Thanks again to everyone who ran and we hope to see more runners next year…. Sarah & Haydn

I'm sure I speak on behalf of everyone who attended the show, but I would like to say a massive thank you to Rachel Tibbot and Gethin and Jane and Tony Walton and their families for the time and effort they, along with the support of the Leighton Events Group, put into the planning of the show, to ensure that every year we have a successful day. It brings together so many people to make some lovely memories. This event doesn't just happen and

it won't happen again without these remarkable people, so on behalf of Leighton community, 'Thank you' for a lovely show. It shows that we do have a lovely community spirit in Leighton, of which we should be very proud…. Sarah Jones

Ruthie Seren Rich & Harri after they ALL completed the Fun Run! They also won the longest thistle competition.

3K Fun Run

5K Race

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Evie Nansi Martha & Chester helping Rob!

Bert & Mott Jones

Andrew Sally & Emma Green & Todd Bates

Brian Underhill, Jenny Sanders, Marjorie Cadwallader, Jean Underhill & David Sanders

Martial Arts

Mini Digger

Rachel & Willy

Pat Orr

Matthew & Alice & sound system

Panic Puppets

Holly & Catherine running the childrens area

Defibrillator Fund Stall

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Martha the steeplejack The Climbing Tower

Emma & her class winner Corgis at the Dog Show Wayne with show champion Riley owned by Julia Wiggins

Phil Mills showing HRH the winning portrait of himself painted by Murray Tibbott

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Leighton Show couldn’t go ahead without a lot of help from a lot of people. Thank you to the following:

Rachael B for sorting out all entries, bookings and enquiries.

The Potter family and The Futter family for supporting the show and preparing the show field.

The Potter family and Leighton Estates for allowing Fun Run/Fell Run to run through their land.

Sarah, Evy and Megs for sorting the Facebook page. Roma for delivering schedules.

Albo & Matthew for collecting, locating & returning all loudspeakers and microphones.

Rob, David, Pete, Tony, Geth, James and Gareth for putting up/taking down the small marquee.

Jack, Ben, Kei, Tom, Sam & Dyl for putting up main marquee and setting up evening event.

Sarah & Haydn for organising Fun Run & Fell Run including all prizes.

Willy for his witty repartee and keeping the show moving.

Holly for designing the show schedules, posters and running the mini tractor reversing.

Catherine for running the 100 club, helping the judging and taking down signs.

Sharon for being a treasure, sorry treasurer! Carol & Chrissie for raffle.

Wayne for the Fun Dog Show ably assisted by his brilliant nephew and wonderful judges.

Rod & Di - BBQ Royalty – need say no more! Rob & Pete for mini digger, bale tossing and all the other jobs.

Martin for trophies, tables and signs. Ann Markwick & friend for the loan of the Queen and her corgis.

Tony and Geth for all the jobs they do and putting up with Jane and Rachel before, during and after the show!!

Andrew for diesel for generator. Lee for collecting all the big signs. David for Bowling and Rob for Splatt the Rat.

Lynne and David for manning pedestrian and car entrances. Denny and Lynne for delivering tea tent furniture.

Landgrebes for lending their tearoom furniture. Helen for tea room with help from Jan & Annie

Ian and everyone who exhibited their vintage cars, motorbikes, lorries, tractors and machinery.

Jan & Annie for sorting out the marquee exhibits and helping anywhere and everywhere.

Leighton School staff and pupils for displaying all their wonderful entries and running the children’s sports.

Bill & Aled Roberts for tractor reversing. Phil & Ed for trailer and helping set up competition.

John Cookson and Stuart for lending their straw bales. Anna and her friends and also Meg for manning the Climbing wall.

Everyone who entered classes in the marquee, bought 100 club tickets , donated cakes for the tea tent, donated raffle prizes and enjoyed the show. All the show judges All the fancy dress entrants.

SHOW SPONSORSSDW Construction Ltd, The Corn Store, Alexanders of Welshpool, Barclays Bank, Yorton Farm Stud, Robert & Margaret Landgrebe, Camlas Vets, Brooklyn Kennels & Cattery, Splash and Fitzgeralds Hairdressers, Leighton Newsletter.

Leighton Show prides itself on supporting local businesses

Shropshire Marquees, Powys Luxury Toilets, High Spirits Bar, The Edge Adventure, Panic Puppets,

Yardleys Ice Cream, Phils Tool Hire, Frozen Cabin (group), RK Disco, SuCasa Cuisine, Sidolis.

Thank you to all of you from Rachel, Jane and the Events Group Committee

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Cluster Flies (Pollenia rudis)

Cluster flies have a strange and somewhat gruesome life cycle. They often become apparent in early spring as they emerge in our homes after a winter hibernation. The flies are seen gathering or clustering in large numbers on south facing windows and walls as they warm up in the spring sunshine. They can cause some consternation in our centrally heated homes when they emerge out of season. In spring they are looking to mate and feed on the early flowers. Unlike the common house fly they feed on nectar and assist in pollination. Once mated they lay their eggs in the soil. When hatched the larvae locate and and eat into earthworms. Living as parasites they consume the earthworms until they pupate and emerge as an adults. They average two generations per year but may have up to four with the right conditions. Again they will return to our homes clustering in large numbers squeezing into our windows and loft spaces in late Autumn to hibernate and wait to begin the cycle again. There are many methods of treating fly infestations but as with any pest, proofing is the key.

from Simon Johns

HELP!Tyson the Royal corgi has been stolen!!!! It must have happened either late last night or early this morning BUT our corgi has definitely GONE from by the Village Hall/School roadside!

Has anyone any info on it? I know that my own dogs occasionally stray but I really did not expect the wooden corgi to do the same! I had not had him chipped (although he is made of chipboard) so attached is a photo for ID purposes. He is house trained but obviously temperamental but then aren't we all. JW

DOGNAPPING - 7th September

16th September - update

As Tyson was stolen 2 days before the show it gave us great publicity with

Facebook and My Welshpool covering the story. Nobody has seen anything. Or did he wander off by himself?

If so he could be anywhere but maybe still close to the village. Keep your eyes open — all reported sightings will be investigated.

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John & Jean Bennett’s Dispersal Sale at Goppas, Leighton Saturday 17th Sepember 2016

Today was the day of the Goppas dispersal sale. The MMP signs directing the many farm vehicles snaking up the lane to Goppas and glistening in the sunshine up to the car park on the top field with its trimmed hedges above the orchard. A farm dispersal sale is about a good trade, auctioneers, lots, penned animals, polished tractors, catering vans, deals done and commission paid but more than that its about the celebration of country life. Farmers work every day, 365 days of the year decade after decade in all weather and for

many years longer than most of us. Along the way they acquire many skills, knowledge of the seasons, crops and stock and also how to complete a great deal of paperwork as it is a way of life that is changing faster than any other industry. A

farmer is a farmer to their core. John and Jean are just

such farmers. All of the lots neatly lined up on the field and the whole farm immaculate. So many farmers and neighbours attended the sale on what was such a beautiful morning in a wonderful setting, some for a purchase, some for chat with old friends but all to show respect to two farmers who have done a great job.

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Do come and visit one of our beautiful gardens, you will have a wonderful afternoon with delicious tea and cakes and your admission ticket will have helped the cancer caring charities including Macmillan, Marie Curie and Help the Hospices and our guest charity this year the MS Society and Parkinson UK. We also have a number of gardens that open for private visits for groups of friends or societies so why not get together with friends and give the garden owners a ring. Discover more at www.ngs.org.uk Thank you.

Susan Paynton County Organiser 01686 650531

Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 October 9-5pm Adm £3.50 chd free proceeds this weekend to NGSDingle Nurseries and Garden, Welshpool SY21 9JD RHS recommended 4.5 acre garden sloping down to lake with good autumn colour. Many rare and unusual trees and shrubs. This beautiful garden attracts visitors from Britain and abroad.

Gardens open by arrangement in October

Fraithwen, Tregynon SY16 3EW. Adm £3.50 chd free Open October Sydney Thomas: 01686 650307

1½ acre established garden with herbaceous borders, rockeries and ponds. Planted with rare plants for yr-round interest. Plants in flower every day of the year: spring bulbs and alpines, alstroemeria collection, lilies in garden not pots, vegetable plot and newly refurbished pool. Partial wheelchair access. Some steps, gravel and slopes. Wheelchair access, dogs allowed, plants for sale refreshments Featured in Welsh Country Magazine. Single visitors/small groups (max 30)

Plas Dinam, Llandinam, SY17 5DQ Open October – November groups of 10+ Eldrydd Lamp: 07415 503554

12 acres of fabulous gardens, lawns and woodland set at the foot of glorious rolling hills with spectacular views across the Severn Valley. Parkland setting. Glorious Autumn colour. From 1884 until recently the home of Lord Davies and his family (house not open)

Cyfie Farm, Llanfihangel, Llanfyllin, SY22 5JE Adm £4 chd free Open October Group Captain Neil and Mrs Claire Bale 01691 648451

Beautiful 1 acre hillside garden with spectacular views of Vyrnwy valley and Welsh hills. Linger over the roses or wander through the woodland garden with rhododendrons and bluebell banks. Many places to sit and contemplate the stunning views. Wildflower meadow and garden sculptures. Unusual garden statues. Spectacular views, peaceful setting. Individuals or large groups welcome

Tan-y-Llyn, Meifod, SY22 6YB Open October Callum Johnston and Brenda Moor: 01938 500370

The garden sits on the side of Broniarth Hill above the Vyrnwy Valley. Shrubs and perennials border the grass paths running along the contours: wild hedges are punctuated with porthole views before merging into the surrounding woodland. The garden hovers between clipped control and barely tamed nature. It is 550ft up, S facing and sheltered; the soil is well drained, slightly acid clay loam. Individual visitors small groups max 30.

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View from Cyfie Farm

THE LEIGHTON DIRECTORY 1.14.

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Tel: 01691 829 524 for your free estimate

Mobile: 07870 274228

MID-WALES & BORDERS PEST CONTROLWasps, Flies, Moles, Rats and Mice:

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KINGSWOOD FRAMES & MIRRORSFramers, Carvers, Gilders, Restorers

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OAKLEAF JOINERYRoy Maddox

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COOKSON TRAVEL LTDGroup Travel for all occasions16 to 57 seat CoachesPersonal and friendly serviceTel: 01938 553465

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