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Clergy Rector:
Revd Stephen McCaulay 01943 513340
The Vicarage, Askwith LS21 2HX
Hon Assistant Clergy
The Revd Michael Cleverley 01943 851234
The Revd Stewart Hartley 01943 4641 06
The Revd Barry Miller 01943 467641
Minister for Norwood & Timble Rev. Lesley Taylor, 01943 462308
Norwood Retreat Centre
Norwood, Otley LS21 2RA, 07946 423309
Readers John Charman, Norwood Hall Cottage, Norwood LS21 2RA 01943 466712
Peter Wiggins, 32 Manley Road, Ben Rhydding, Ilkley LS29 8QP 01943 609599
Benefice Administrator Hazel Pullan
Hours Mon, Weds, Fri, 9.30-11.30am
Washburn & Mid-Wharfe United Benefice
Farnley, Fewston with Blubberhouses, Leathley, Weston with Denton
Norwood & Timble Methodist Chapels are in the circuit of Wharfedale & Aireborough Revd Lesley Taylor, Minister 6 Newall Hall Park, Otley LS21 2RD 01943 462308 / [email protected]
Churchwardens Weston: VACANT
Fewston: Cheri Beaumont 01943 465977
Blubberhouses: Pat Anderson 01943 880284
Leathley: Terry Bramall CBE 07802 877799
& Liz Webster 01943 468376
Farnley: Peter Goodwin 01943 969953
Denton - VACANT
Websites: Leathley Church
www.leathleychurch.org
Farnley Church
www.farnleyallsaints.org
Fewston and Blubberhouses
www.fewstonwithblubberhouses.org.uk
Weston Church
www.westonchurch.wordpress.com
Our Magazine It costs £5 to have 12 copies of the magazine delivered to your door, and £12 to have it posted. Please contact Paul Howarth on 01943 465076 if you would like to arrange postal delivery. Please contact Ann Johnson at [email protected] or on 01943 880000 if you’d like to discuss advertising your business.
Please send any articles or amendments to Mike Sant (Editor) on Email; [email protected]
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3rd November
4th Before Advent/All
Saints
Ephesians 1:11-end
Luke 6:20-31
10th November
Remembrance Sunday
Job 19:23-27a
Luke 20:27-38
17th November
2nd before Advent
2 Thessalonians
3:6-13
Luke 21:5-19
24th November
Christ the King
Colossians 1:11-20
Luke 23:33-43
1st December
Advent Sunday
Isaiah 2:1-5
Matthew 24:36-44
Weston
Holy Communion
10am
Tony Kidd
Morning Prayer
10am
Stephen McCaulay
Denton
Remembrance Service
10.45am
Stephen McCaulay
Holy Communion
11am
Barry Miller
Fewston
Holy Communion
11am
Stephen McCaulay
Remembrance Service
10.45am
John Charman
Holy Communion
(CW)
11am
Richard Watson
Blubber-
houses
Morning Prayer
11am
(Patronal Festival)
Stephen McCaulay
Farnley
Family Service
9.30am
Stewart Hartley
Communion & Remembrance Service 9.30am
Michael Cleverley
Holy Communion
9.30am
Michael Cleverley
Advent Communion
United Benefice
Bishop Helen-Ann
10am S. McC
Leathley
Holy Communion
10am
Barry Miller
Remembrance Service
10.45am
Stewart Hartley
Holy Communion
(BCP)
10am
Michael Cleverley
Family Service
10am
Stewart Hartley
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What’s in a name?
On Friday 11th October I was well and truly ‘put in’ by Bishop Nick. What a great night it was.
Thank you to all who worked so hard to make everything happen. It all seemed effortless which is the sign of all the hard work that went on to make it so.
Thank you as well for all the cards, gifts and messages of good will that Charlotte and I have received since we arrived. They have all made us feel so welcome in our new community.
Having the garden ‘tidied up’ before we arrived was, I think, the single kindest act I have received in over 20 years of ministry. I really can’t express how much that meant to us.
The question I have been asked most often since I took up office, apart from ‘are you Scottish’ has been ‘so what is the difference between a Vicar and a Rector?’
I could give a long answer citing lots of ecclesiastical laws that have been passed since the reformation or talk about the different amounts of tithes that Rector’s and Vicar’s were entitled to in the medieval church but I think you would lose the will to live. The short answer is nothing. There is no difference whatsoever. Some parishes and benefices have vicars others have Rectors. I applied to come here as priest-in-charge (vicar designate) how or why I am now Rector is beyond me and as I’ve indicated above it makes no difference to anything. We will still live in the Vicarage and my email address has vicar in it.
My job here as a priest is to serve the people of this Benefice, all the people, whether you come to church or not. My job is to share God’s love with you all. To do that I need to get to know you all. As Bishop Nick said you can share your stories with me but you can’t share your memories. But over the coming years we can share new things and as the Americans say ‘make new memories together.’
Getting to know you and you getting to know me is the key to all of that. This will take time. Many of you will already have realised how hopeless I am at remembering names. I blame my time in the Army, all those years having soldiers names stitched to their uniform has made me become out of practise with exercising my memory. Age may also have something to do with this.
Meeting with you all at church and at other gatherings will help me to gradually work out who you are but the best way is for me to meet you in your own home and get to know you personally. So part of my working week will be spent in visiting you wherever you are. I’ll be working out a plan for this but if you would like to get in quick and meet with me please email or phone me and I’ll arrange to visit.
With my prayers and blessings for the years ahead
Stephen
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The Institution and Induction of Reverend Stephen
McCaulay
as Rector to the Washburn and Mid Wharfe Benefice by Rt Rev Nicholas Baines, Bishop of Leeds took place at St Michael and St Lawrence Church, Fewston on Friday 11th October.
Pictured from right to left are Nicholas Baines,Bishop of Leeds, Stephen McCaulay, Rector of Benefice, Jonathan Gough, Archdeacon of Richmond and Craven and John Smith, Area Dean, Harrogate. A spokesperson said it was a special service, oaths were signed, keys exchanged and the bells were rung. There were over 100 people present most staying for a supper provided by members of all the Benefice churches. The collection was £505 which goes to the Diocese to send on to churches overseas who need support to maintain their Christian presence. Many thanks to everyone who helped with the event it was a memorable occasion.
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Events In Askwith, Weston
And Denton
The Harvest Supper on October 13th was well attended and raised over £400 for our church fabric funds. We were delighted that we were able to welcome Stephen and Charlotte McCaulay. Grateful thanks to all those who helped to make the event both successful and enjoyable.
Community Lunch Washburn
Heritage Centre
27 November 2019, 12.30 pm
New friends welcome,
To book Pat 01943 880284, Cheri 01943 465977
Askwith and District Show
The next Askwith and District Agricultural Show meeting will take place 19 November 2019 at 1900hrs in Askwith Village Hall. We welcome new volunteers and anyone who would like to support the show.
A volunteer is required to join the committee and take over responsibility for Produce Entries - you will be part of the overall team and receive the support you require to deliver this enjoyable aspect of the show.
Please get in touch with Richard Wallace ( S h o w S e c r e t a r y ) a t [email protected] for further information.
Domino Evening and
Supper in Askwith Village
Hall SATURDAY NOVEMBER 16TH
7.00PM
Another great village evening
Bring your own Bottle
Adults £9, Children under 14 £5
TICKETS FROM MARY 461281, RHONA 602975, PAM 830210
Teas at Fewston Parochial Hall Teas, lunches and full refreshments sat 23rd and sun 24th November at Fewston Parochial Hall. All proceeds are to Yorkshire air ambulance.
CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR SALE
Pack of 6 cards £5.00 – Christmas scenes in Blubberhouses Church
Available in Fewston and Blubberhouses Churches and from
Alison 01943 880192, Pat 01943 880284
Proceeds for improvements to St Andrew’s Church, Blubberhouses
Friends of Blubberhouses Church Committee
All Soul’s On 3rd November we will remember all those that have died during the year at the services in the Benefice. You are most welcome to attend and have time to reflect on loved ones no longer with us.
Kind regards Hazel
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T&T November!
On Tuesday 5th November we are enjoying prize winning dominoes. So see you at 2pm for tea, biscuits, chatter and a game of dominoes.
T&T meets at Norwood Social Hall and is for the over 60s. It is only £2 per person. If you want to hear more about T&T, give Gillian a ring on 880362 or Gladys on 880604 - we've always got time for T&T!
Fewston Foxy Ladies
We are all looking forward to hear Guy Fawkes who is coming to talk to us on 19th November at 7.30pm, so do come and join us!
If you want any more info, give Gillian a
ring on 01943 880362; Margaret 01943
462261; Shirley 01423 770281; Mary
01943 464507; Sheila 01943 468741; Joan 01943 466789
See you soon!
Washburn Valley Choir We meet regularly on Monday evenings at St. Oswald’s, Leathley. We are always keen to take on new members and you can be assured of a warm welcome. Being able to read music is a slight advantage; we sing a mix of A Cappella and accompanied music, some Ancient, some Modern and some “In Between”?!
Anyone wanting further information, don’t hesitate to ring me, Alistair Wood, on 0 1 1 3 2 8 4 3 1 0 9 o r e - m a i l [email protected] Website - www.washburnvalleychoir.org.uk
Teddy Church Welcomes all babies and toddlers and their favourite Teddy Bear to an informal Story, Play and Sing session at Fewston Church and Centre every 2nd Friday of every month throughout the year and we start at 10 am. Parents, Grandparents and Carers welcome. Light refreshments are provided for babies, toddlers and carers.
Timble Library Crafters
Group Everyone is welcome to bring their own craft work to the friendly Timble Library Crafters group which meets at the Robinson Library, Timble, (opposite the Timble Inn), on the last Saturday of each month, 9.30am-noon (except August and December). £5 includes coffee/tea and home made cakes! More details from Liz Carnell on 07590 466629.
Last Friday Supper There will be A Last Friday Supper on 29th November. It’s £12.50 per head for a 2 course supper bring your own bottle, or we have decent wine available to buy on the night. Booking essential Please contact Paul Howarth on 01943 465076 for more info thank you.
Discussion Group First and third Wednesdays 10.30AM at Fewston Parochial Hall. More information from me Peter Wood on 01943 880558 and at [email protected]
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Flower Rotas
Weston Cleaning and
Flower Rota 3rd November Mrs H Caton
10th & 17th November Mrs J Cowgill
24th November & 1st December Mrs H Pullan
Denton Flower and
Cleaning Rota Nov 3. A Chadwick
10. A Straume & J Crowther
17. “ “
24. C Mcdonald & S Teasdale
Dec 1. “ “ Leathley Flowers Liz Bramall and Remembrance Sunday Nora Hawkins and helping ladies
From the Registers
Weddings 21st September – Natalie Davies and Benjamin Oglesby at Denton
28th September – Isabelle Sutcliffe and Stephen Higgns at Denton
12th October – Shelley Wright and Peter Cubbon at Denton
Funerals 4th October- Peter Beaumont at Harrogate Crematorium
8th October – Alastair Kitching at Leathley
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Across
1 He was replaced as king of Judah by his uncle Mattaniah (2 Kings 24:17) (10)
7 ‘Let us fix our eyes on Jesus... who for the joy set before h im — the cross’ (Hebrews 12:2) (7)
8 Relieved (5)
10 Impetuous (Acts 19:36) (4)
11 Surprised and alarmed (Luke 24:37) (8)
13 ‘It is — for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for the rich to enter the kingdom of God’ (Mark 10:25) (6)
15 Directions for the conduct of a church service (6)
17 One of the acts of the sinful nature (Galatians 5:19) (8)
18 and 20 Down ‘She began to wet his — with her tears. Then she wiped them with her — ’ (Luke 7:38) (4,4)
21 ‘We will all be changed, in a flash, in the twinkling of an — , — the last trumpet’ (1 Corinthians 15:51–52) (3,2)
22 ‘But he replied, “Lord, I am — — go with you to prison and to death”’ (Luke 22:33) (5,2)
23 Third person of the Trinity (2 Corinthians 13:14) (4,6)
Down
1 He betrayed Jesus (Matthew 27:3) (5)
2 Paul’s assurance to the Philippian jailer: ‘Don’t — yourself! We are all here!’ (Acts 16:28) (4)
3 ‘Fear God and keep his commandments, for this — the whole — of man’ (Ecclesiastes 12:13) (2,4)
4 The sort of giver God loves (2 Corinthians 9:7) (8)
5 Sun rail (anag.) (7)
6 Naboth, the ill-fated vineyard owner, was one (1 Kings 21:1) (10)
9 Paul said of young widows, ‘When their sensual desires overcome their — to Christ, they want to marry’ (1 Timothy 5:11) (10)
12 This was how Joseph of Arimathea practised his discipleship ‘because he feared the Jews’ (John 19:38) (8)
14 Mop ruse (anag.) (7)
16 Foment (Philippians 1:17) (4,2)
19 Where Joseph and Mary escaped to with the baby Jesus (Matthew 2:14) (5)
20 See 18 Across
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Washburn Heritage Centre www.washburnvalley.org.
We are looking forward to more exciting events during November as our Food Glorious Food programme is now underway. The Tea Room opening hours change to the winter arrangements and we will be open on SUNDAYS only from 11AM-4PM.
Event leaflets for our programme ‘Food Glorious Food’ are available in the Centre and in Fewston Church. If you would like to book a place at any of the events, please contact the Centre by email: [email protected] or call: 01943 880794 (please leave a message if the office is closed). Bookings must be paid for within five days and please note we are now able to take payment over the telephone. The events running in November are:
VISIT: ‘Roosters Brewery’. Monday 4 November 6-8.30pm. Established in 1993, Roosters is a multi-award winning brewery based in Harrogate. We take a guided tour of the brewery then settle in the tap room for a beer tasting with cheeses to enhance the flavours. Meet at Unit 5, Fifth Avenue, Hornbeam Park HG2 8QT, on-site parking and wheelchair accessible. Cost £25 non-members or £20 for members.
WALK: ‘Dob Park Lodge and Oxmires’. We meet at the Centre for car share to the start of this circular walk, passing near Dob Park Hunting Lodge; onwards to Snowden before descending the valley to Oxmires and back along greenways to Dob Park. Approximately five miles with stiles. A delicious two course lunch will be served at the Centre and the event should be finished around 2pm. Thursday 7 November 9am start. Cost £12.50 non-members or £10 for members.
TALK: ’Food, Fitness and Football’. NHS GP Dr Rahul Lakhera is also a medic with the first team and academy at Leeds United Football Club. He has extensive experience in lifestyle medicine and offers us his advice on “How to live well – you are what you eat – an elite sports perspective”. Be reassured though, you don’t need to be an athelete to benefit from his expertise! Home-made light refreshments will be served. Monday 11
November 7.30-9pm. Cost £7.50 non-members or £6 for members.
WORKSHOP: ‘Another Day with Clay’. Ceramicist Fiona Mazza returns to guide us through the making and decorating of lidded jam pots and small platters, using traditional hand-building and decorating techniques to produce functional and unique pieces of pottery. These can been collected from her workshop in Pateley Bridge a few weeks after firing. All materials will be provided, along with coffee and biscuits, a delicious two course lunch and tea and cake included in the price. Wednesday 13 November 10-4pm. Cost £60 non-members or £48 for members.
SUPPER: ‘Food, Facts and Fun’. Come and enjoy a delicious bowl of food whilst learning fascinating food and drink facts. There will be quizzes, tastings, information and lots of light-hearted fun –with prizes! Cash bar. Thursday 21 November 7-10pm. Cost £12.50 non-members or £10 for members.
VISIT: ‘Shapes and Mis-shapes’. Join us on a day trip to York and learn how the city became a centre for chocolate manufacture and how fashion, food and fitness have shaped the body over the past 400 years. Price includes entrance to the Chocolate Story and York Castle Museum but not travel to York or any refreshments. We will meet at York Chocolate Story for 10.45am. Please contact our administrator for travel and food options available menu. Wednesday 27 November. Cost £25 non-members or £20 for members.
WASHBURN CHRISTMAS MARKET! Come and join us! We are excited to invite you to our first Christmas Market where you can enjoy mulled wine and listen to carols whilst looking for gifts from our range of traditional home-made food and crafts. An excellent start to the festive season! Free admission. SATURDAY 30 NOVEMBER AND SUNDAY 1 DECEMBER 11-4PM (Tea Room Open on both days).
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Farnley Estate Young Farmers Club By Emma Goulding
Straight Back to it at Farnley Estate Young Farmers!
On 28th August at Farnley Estate Young Farmers Club we had our first meeting after the summer break. We went to Otley Auction for a mini rally. This was just our club and we took part in lots of mini competitions which were great for new members to get a taster of what Young Farmers is like. We had to throw hoops over a ring, guess the celebrity, feel what was in boxes and guess what the object was and judge hens, flowers and wheat. The results were: Juniors: 1st Theo, 2nd Josh Groves, 3rd Ana Bunton, 4th Sam Nickson, 5th Jacob Ryder and 6th Charlie Ryder. Intermediates and Seniors: 1st Emily Farrar, 2nd Billie Towers, 3rd Joe Groves. Under 10s and non-members: 1st Tom Driffield. Thank you to everyone who came and to the hen owner for coming from a distance.
On 11th September we went to Ainsty farm shop at Green Hammerton. The club really enjoyed this meeting and it was very interesting watching how to butcher a lamb and to hear about how the business started and some stories about experiences you have had along the way. Thank you to Stuart and Chloe for kindly giving up their time and for providing us with scones and drinks afterwards. We hope the public will continue to support local farm produce and your business remains a success.
Congratulations to James and Holly Swires on your marriage. We wish you the best and a long happy marriage.
On the 18th September we had our club AGM at Almscliffe Village Hall and were kindly joined by two county office representatives. This meeting decided who would be taking on roles this year to keep our club up and running. Our chairman stayed as James Driffield and our secretary as Jacob Ryder. Billie Towers remained as treasurer and Izzy Bush as minutes secretary. Our vice chairman is Joe Groves, press secretary Emma Goulding, programme secretaries Emily Bird and James Driffield, sports secretaries Joe Groves and Jacob Ryder and scrapbook secretaries Lily Hughes and Eleanor Ashby. Our club leaders are Ben Ryder, Matthew Farrar and Jim Roberts and our President is Anne Harrison. Our Vice Presidents are Julie Houseman and Dee Holmes. Thank you to everyone who has taken on a role
this year as it takes pressure off club leaders and helps us to work well together as a club.
On the 25th September we had a first aid demonstration at Almscliffe Village Hall. Thank you to Paula for coming and helping us to learn how to help people in difficulty. We learnt how to put someone in the recovery position, do CPR, help someone to recover from a seizure and stop an allergic reaction. We also learnt what to do if someone is choking. Paula made this interesting and we had a bit of fun despite this being a serious topic. This could come in useful in the future and is a good skill to have so thank you to everyone who came.
On the 2nd October Farnley Estate Young Farmers had a fashion show at Almscliffe Village Hall. We all had fun watching (and being) models for the Complete Clothing Company. Thank you to Anne Harrison and Nicola Driffield and everyone else who helped to organise this event which raised over £500 for the club to spend on venues and other costs. Thank you to the Complete Clothing Company for coming and getting us fashionable for autumn, the models, everyone who gave up their time to come on the night and to our audience for supporting us.
On the 9th October we went beef judging at Chris Bellerby’s Farm in Weeton. The results were: juniors- 1st Ana Bunton, 2nd Emma Goulding, 3rd Izzy Bush, 4th George Smith, 5th Sophie Dixon and 6th Jacob Ryder. Intermediates- 1st Joe Groves, 2nd Gemma Farrar and 3rd James Driffield. Seniors- 1st Emily Bradley. Thank you to everyone who came and gave us a good turnout for the first judging of the year, Ben Wynne for being our judge and giving us some good tips and Chris Bellerby for providing some brilliant cattle to judge and a lovely supper.
Next week’s meeting is a talk by Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue at Almscliffe Village Hall. This should be interesting so we hope to see plenty of members on Wednesday evening.
If you would like to join the club and are aged 10-26 please call Jacob Ryder on 07497 828065. Also on Friday 8th November is our club dinner dance at the Millstones. Please contact Jacob, a club leader or member for tickets. Thank you.
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Answers
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Edited By Mike Sant
Email; [email protected]
Next Contribution Deadline 11th November
FPH = Fewston Parochial Hall - WHC = Washburn Heritage Centre - NSH = Norwood Social Hall.
Fri 1st Natures Year P14
Sun 3rd Remembrance P6
Mon 4th Roosters Brew P12
Tues 5th TNT P7
Thurs 7th Dob Park Lodge & Oxmines P12
Thurs 7th Yoga at Leathley P9
Mon 11th Food Fitness and Football P12
Wed 13th Another Day with Clay P12
Fri 15th Pub Quiz Night P15
Sat 16th Dominoes and Supper P6
Tues 19th Fewston Foxy Ladies P7
Thurs 21th Food Facts & Fun P12
Sat 23rd Winter/Christmas Fair P14
23/24th Fewston Teas P6
Future Magazine Contribution Deadline Dates 2019
11th Nov, 2nd Dec
Our Magazine It costs £5 to have 12 copies of the magazine delivered to your door, and £12 to have it
posted. Please contact Paul Howarth on 01943 465076 if you would like to arrange postal delivery. Please contact Ann Johnson at [email protected] or on 01943 880000 if you’d like
to discuss advertising your business.
November 2019
Wed 27th Community Lunch P6
Wed 27th Shades and Mis-shades P12
Fri 29th Last Friday Supper P7
Sat 30th Washburn Christmas Market P15
Every Mon Washburn Valley Choir P7
Every Tues Bible Study (Peter Wiggins) P2
Every 2nd Wed
Farnley Estate WI Meeting
Every 2nd Thurs
Askwith With Weston WI
Every 2nd Fri
Teddy Church P7
Every 1st & 3rd Wed
Discussion Group (FPH) P7
Every Wed Farnley Estate Y.F.C P13