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CASSINGTON & WORTON NEWS
News and views from the parish of Cassington and Worton
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March 2013 (429)
Contributions should ideally be provided by email (in the body or as a Word attachment) to: [email protected], delivered on a CD or (as a last resort) typed or clearly handwritten, to: Rebecca Clare, 12 Hollow Furlong, Cassington,
Witney, OX29 4ET, by 20th of the month. We look forward to hearing from you.
March is the beginning of spring and there seem to be plenty of new things to do in Cassington as we emerge from our winter hibernation. So here, in no particular order, are a few things to try:• Sing,tellajoke,tap-dancewithyourdogorproducea
rabbitoutofahat... whatever your talent why not share it with the rest of the village at Cassington’s open mic night on Saturday 9th March (see page 12).
• Getgreen-fingered. March is the month when gardening begins in earnest, and it’s also when the Allotments Association is holding its AGM. Prospective members are welcome at the Red Lion on 23rd March (see page 19).
• Spiceupyourdining. The Red Lion is putting on two curry nights in March. For more details of what’s on offer see page 9.
• Getcrafty. Ruth Atherstone is setting up a crafting group where people who enjoy hand crafts can meet up on a monthly basis to socialise as they sew, knit, draw, etc. For details see page 7.
• RememberthatEasterisnotjustaboutchocolateeggs. St Peter’s Church is organising many events to celebrate the most important festival in its calendar. Holy Week runs from Palm Sunday on 24th March to Easter Day on 31st March. See page 17 for details of all events.
• Say,“GoodeveningMrBond,I’vebeenexpectingyou.” Skyfall is being screened in the village hall on Friday 15th March (see page 19 for details).
• GetinvolvedinBikeNight. This annual event has become increasingly popular and successful and volunteers are always needed to help out. Planning starts on Thursday 21st March at St Peter’s School. Why not drop in and see how you can be part of the event (see page 13)?
• Shopforgrocerieswithoutleavingthevillage. The Chequers Inn is now running a local shop, where you can buy basic food items such as bread, eggs and tea. So next time you run out of milk there’s no need to panic!
• Findabargain. The WI’s Jumble Sale is on 23rd March in the village hall. Don’t worry if you can’t find anything second hand that’s to your taste – tea and homemade cakes are also on offer (see page 3).
• Startatennisleague. Kate Rogers is looking for keen tennis players to take over the administration of the courts from her and possibly organise some coaching, competitions or other events (see page 5).
• Straponyourdancingshoes. Dancing is a great way to keep fit, have fun and socialise. Sarah Ayers is offering ballroom dancing classes in the village hall starting in April. Sign up now to avoid disappointment (see page 13).
11 THINGS TO DO IN CASSINGTON THIS MONTH
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When the chips are down who would you trust – who would you follow?
Some key qualities of a leader might be their personal charisma, their passion for their cause, their knowledge and skills, their boldness and courage, their honesty and integrity – someone you would trust to ‘cover your back’ in the battle – brave, yet compassionate.
The reasons some people are drawn to leadership may be rather different. Individuals may seek material gain, fame and fortune, glory, and the honour of men. They may seek to exercise power and control over others or to boost their own egos.
The Church of England has just appointed a new Archbishop of Canterbury and the Roman Catholic church is just deciding on a new Pope so a discussion of ‘what makes a good leader’ seems appropriate. Hopefully those seeking high office in the church will show the ‘qualities’ of my first list rather the ‘reasons’ of my second list and those making appointments will see through the second and seek the first.
The greatest single leader of all time is Jesus Christ. Jesus encapsulates all the good qualities of a true leader
but avoided the trappings of personal power and ego.
Most of us will follow a person who will identify with us, who will lead from the front, a person who takes personal risks even laying their own life on the line if need be.
True leadership and power is shown in being a servant and in personal sacrifice – preparing to give everything,
even their very selves, for the cause and for the good of others.
In the time of Lent we remember how Jesus fasted in the desert and was tempted to exercise his divine power: to comfort his
hunger; to prove his credentials; and have total authority over the kingdoms
of the earth.Each time Jesus turns down
the temptation and becomes the leader who will be the servant, who will make the sacrifice; the leader who will carry his cross
for those whom he leads; the one who will bear the burden, even to death on the cross; the one who, on that first Easter day, rose again to give us the assurance of sins forgiven and the hope of heaven. The one who doesn’t order us to sign up but asks us to follow.
So the question is: ‘will we follow this leader?’Rev’d Roger Aston
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Advertising ratesLocal ‘what’s on’ and fund-raising stuff is free. Simple local services, ‘for sales’ etc., are also free on noticeboard.
Suitable commercial businesses are invited to support our com-munity by buying advertising space at the following rates:
1/8 page, £6 (£60 per year)1/4 page, £10 (£100 per year)1/2 page, £15 (£150 per year)Full page, £25 (£250 per year)
Technical details for artwork are available on request. All material included at the discretion of CAWN. Profits will be passed to the Cassington Parochial Charities tosupport our community.
CassingtonWomen’sInstituteOn a bitterly cold winter’s night, members gathered in the village hall.
Due to the bad weather and some of our members seeking out faraway sunshine holidays our numbers were low. This was such a pity as our guest speaker was Bill Heine from Radio Oxford.
After a brief introduction Bill began by telling us that he had started his career in an unusual way. He was reading law at Balliol College, Oxford. Founded in the 13th century by John de Balliol, this is one of the three oldest Oxford colleges and boasts two ex-prime ministers amongst its graduates – Edward Heath and Harold Macmillan. Bill fell in love with Oxford and took lodgings opposite the radio station. One thing lead to another and eventually he ended up at the radio station, where he has been ever since. He has written a book, called Heinstein of the Airwaves, and for the next three-quarters of an hour he dipped into the book and selected a few anecdotes, which entertained us. We all laughed, especially when he reminded us of his first book about the famous shark sticking out of his roof. We then asked him various questions and Rosemary Nailer gave the vote of thanks.
After a break for refreshments, we began the business side of the meeting. We were reminded that March will be our Annual Meeting and members were encouraged to think about serving on the committee.
In addition we will be holding our Spring Jumble Sale on 23rd March.
Margaret Partridge, Secretary
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Headteacher Mrs Jeanette A. G. Millward MA(Ed)Telephone 01865 880443Email: [email protected]; Website: www.st-peters.oxon.sch.uk
Truck SafetyYou may have noticed a large green truck parked outside the school in January. (We apologise if this caused any problems to residents.) The two drivers in charge of the truck are part of a scheme to educate children about the dangers of trucks. They talked to all of the children in school and demonstrated that drivers could not see pedestrians and cyclists when they were in certain positions – the four blind spots. They also demonstrated how a truck driver cannot hear noises outside whilst they are driving. One demonstration, which made everyone think very hard, was when the truck ran over a traffic cone and squashed it. Mr Long, class teacher in Willow Class, sat in the cab and started the engine up. He also looked through the windscreen to see if he could see his class of 30 children who were standing right in front of the truck. He could not see or hear them when they made a terrific noise. We are hoping that as the children get older, and cycle by themselves, they will remember what they found out about being safe around trucks.
Fairy TalesOur focus last term was based around fairy tales and the children did some wonderful work around the theme. The activities included listening to fairy tales, writing their own, finding out about authors and turning fairy tales into play scripts. In music
Maple and Willow Class studied ‘Peter and the Wolf’ and Oak Class watched a theatre group.
The culmination of the term was a dressing up day. The children and staff came dressed as fairy tale characters with some outstanding costumes. There were Jacks with their beanstalks, Red Riding Hoods with baskets and an assortment of dwarves, Snow Whites, handsome princes, beautiful princesses and woodcutters. There was even a wolf, wizard, witch and Mad Hatter. Well done to all of the parents and children.
That evening, the majority of the children came back to school for a disco. Our two experienced DJs, Aaron Mills and Lily Rose Harvey, did a wonderful job of playing exciting (and loud) music. The event was organised by the St Peter’s School Parents Association, who supplied the fizzy drinks and cups of tea and coffee for the watching adults.
Future EventsOur Easter Service is on Wednesday 27th March at 1.30pm in St Peter’s Church. Following the service there will be an Easter Bonnet Parade and Easter Tea at school (hopefully outside if the weather is good). All welcome.
St Peter’s Church of England Primary School March 2013
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School AppealSt Peter’s C of E Primary School needs your
help to collect any unwanted cloths, blankets, curtains, sheets or linen. All money raised will
go towards school equipment.
Please drop all items at school or call us on 880443 and we can arrange to collect if required.
Thank you in advance for all your help and support
Tuesdays after school for primary-aged children
Bible stories • Quizzes • Drama • Craft • Songs • Games • Refreshments
St Peter’s Church of England School, Cassington
Weekly assemblies End of Term Service Occasional Holiday Clubs
Coming soon …
Cassington Toddlers(For parents/carers of pre-school children)
Planning a get-together onMonday March 11th, 10–11am
Cassington Village Hall.All welcome.
For more information about any of the above contact: Revd Morey Andrews or Revd Kath Cooke
21 High Street, Eynsham, OX29 4HE 01865 883325
SUNDAYS St Peter’s Church
Children and young people are very welcome.
Toys and activity bagsare available in church.
St Leonard’s Church Eynsham Groups for 3–5 years old (Sparklers)
5–11 years old (Powerhouse)
10am St Peter’s ChurchSt Peter’s Together is usually held monthly on Sunday mornings in the
church at 10am. A celebration suitable for all ages and an
opportunity for church congregations, St Peter’s School and Cassington community to gather together. Cassington Singers and children from the school regularly help to lead the worship.
March 10th Mothering SundayMarch 31st Easter Celebration and CommunionMay 5th Sowing & GrowingJune 2nd ‘Awe and Wonder’June 30th St Peter’s Day
St Peter’s Together
Cassington Tennis Club 2013
The tennis courts are looking better than ever after some work this week to repair some weed damage and we have
some replacement nets in the pipeline.I wondered if there were any keen tennis
players out there who might be interested in running the tennis club this year or organising some group activities or some group coaching sessions, as we have done in previous years.
I have been responsible for the courts for a number of years now along with other members of the Sports and Social Club but we would welcome input from someone who can actually play the game!
Please give me a ring or send me an email if you are interested.
Kate Rogers – 881322; [email protected]
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Calling all crafters
Are you a crafter, knitter or hand sewer? Or would you like to try?
If you would enjoy meeting up with other hand crafters on a once a month basis, simply to be creative in company or to try out something new, come to
9 The Tennis from 10am till midday on the first Thursday of the month, starting on 4th April, after Easter.
If you think you’d like to come, give me a call on 01865 880475.
Ruth Atherstone
The bike night committee will be holding a public meeting on 21st March at St Peter's School in preparation for this year’s Bike Night event.
If you wish to hear first-hand information about the road closure, If you can volunteer as one of the much-needed marshals, Or are just interested in this year’s plans
Please come along at 7:30 on 21st March and support the committee’s efforts in what is an extremely worthwhile event for the entire village.
Let’s see if we can build on the success of last year’s event.
A hair salon in Cassington?
Here at Longlands nursing home we are converting one room into a
hair salon for the residents. The salon will be staffed one day a fortnight by a professional hairdresser/stylist. We
are exploring the idea, and trying to gauge the demand, of opening the services of the salon to any non-residents in the village who find it difficult to attend a hairdresser elsewhere. If you or someone you know might find this service helpful please contact us at Longlands to express your interest by phoning Tina on 01865 881440.
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We pride ourselves on the high quality of care that we deliver, andour attention to detail. All services are tailored to the individual, andcan include a range of support such as:
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to provide ongoing or temporary care, helping many elderly people to live or convalesce in their own homes.
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For further information, a brochure and price list, please contact our Registered Manager, Janet Malpus by telephone on 01865 882219 or 07710 132975, or by email: [email protected]
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Helping more people get creative
Residents of a care home in Woodstock have been learning new skills ranging from felt-making to jewellery crafting as part of a scheme to get more communities involved in creative activities.
Elderly residents at Spencer Court have been learning craft techniques after getting involved in West Oxfordshire District Council’s ‘Taking Part’ project.
Oxfordshire artist Helen Jacobs has been visiting residents weekly to introduce them to different crafts and give them the opportunity to get creative.
Taking Part was launched in 2010 by the District Council to give groups and communities the chance to access a range of workshops and activities. So far, 28 groups in West Oxfordshire have benefitted from the scheme.
Taking Part is an exciting, inclusive project which reaches out to people who may not otherwise have the chance to get involved in these activities.
Taking Part includes a ‘menu’ of activities for groups and communities to choose from, ranging from ceramics to singing, animation to sculpture and dance to poetry. It may be possible for groups to receive funding from the council to help towards the cost of their chosen activity.
Anyone wishing to get involved or find out more about Taking Part can call 01993 861080 or visit the council’s website: www.westoxon.gov.uk/takingpart.
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Successful interactive drugs, alcohol and internet safety event
Twelve and thirteen-year olds from secondary schools across West Oxfordshire took part in a successful interactive drugs, alcohol and internet safety awareness event – and it was all their own idea.
The Year 8 students came up with the suggestion after attending last year’s popular young people’s Have Your Say Day in Witney. They asked for further information using ‘real life’ situations to help them cope when faced with alcohol, drugs and internet bullying.
Run by youth workers from Oxfordshire County Council’s The Hub, Witney, and Base 33 Youth Trust, Witney, in conjunction with the Community Safety Partnership, the two-hour interactive sessions took small groups through various scenarios they may encounter.
These included getting students to wear ‘beer goggles’ while trying to walk in a straight line to show the effects of drink and drugs and attending a make believe party where they were put under pressure to drink and take drugs. They also watched and commented on a film about internet safety, focusing on ‘cyber bullying’ and being cautious about who they are talking to in internet chat rooms.
Business recycling commitment
Oxfordshire councils have signed a national commitment to ensure businesses in the county receive dedicated support to meet the challenge of the 3R’s: Reduce Reuse and Recycle.
Working through Oxfordshire Waste Partnership (OWP), all six Oxfordshire councils have committed to provide local businesses with access to recycling collections and offer services that meet their needs as well as offering value for money.
Research has identified a range of barriers to greater participation in recycling by small businesses, including a lack of awareness of recycling services, a perception that contracts are inflexible, and doubts as to whether materials are being recycled, or just end up in landfill. Oxfordshire councils want to do something about this to encourage more businesses to participate in schemes that work for them.
Businesses benefit financially from operating more efficiently and reducing waste is an essential part of this. Businesses audits and advice for reduction, a reuse website called retrader.org.uk and access to recycling services are all available.
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Talk to a Care Advisor on01993 835 101
Soul Rebel Tap presents
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Fabulous tap dance show with an opportunity to have a go yourself!
Tapestry is an evening full of music, energy, passion and, of course, dance. A six-strong female cast of unique tappers brings the narrative of rhythm, play and joy to its audience. Tributes to the past heroes of tap dance, the music of swing, jazz and the playful, furious rhythms of live musicians will
get you tapping along too.
The show is in two parts with an interval workshop in between. If you’ve ever fancied having a go, this is your chance.
‘Soul Rebel Tap had a bit of everything, personality, fun, great music, skilful movement. It was original and like
nothing I’ve seen before’
Cassington Village Hall, The Green, Cassington OX29 4DN
Saturday 27 April, doors open 7pm, show at 7.30pmTickets: £8, discounts £6, from 01865 884458 or on the door.
All ages welcome. Licenced Bar
Prisoner of war memories wanted
A child’s necklace and a pair of soldier’s dog-tags...what do these have in common? Both of these very personal items belonged to a Prisoner of War (POW) during World War II, but each tells a different story.
These mementos are now being looked after by The Soldiers of Oxfordshire (SOFO) Trust Museum in Woodstock. An exhibition about POW experiences is planned and the museum is appealing to the public for help in bringing the new museum to life.
The necklace was given to a young girl during the war, having been made by a German POW held at a local camp. It was donated, along with other hand-made pieces by Rosemary Warner from Witney. Local POWs often made toys and children’s playthings to sell for a little extra cash.
The dog-tags are a reminder of one young man’s time in the Stalag Luft III camp, now in Poland, and infamous for the ‘Great Escape’. Sgt Leslie Mitchell from Woodstock was captured aged just 19 after his plane came down in 1940. He remained a prisoner until 1945, moved from camp to camp around the German occupied territories. All the time he kept in touch with home, and the letters sent to him provide a fascinating insight into war-time Oxfordshire.
The Trust is currently building its museum in the grounds of The Oxfordshire Museum in Woodstock, with completion due by the end of 2013. With over 3,500 objects and a history that starts with the Hill Forts of Oxfordshire, the new Museum will offer inspiring opportunities for all visitors especially families and schools to explore the county’s role in conflict both here and around the world. If you have personal memories of POWs during the Second World War or if you were a prisoner yourself, SOFO would like to hear from you. SOFO would also be interested in hearing about experiences of relatives who were POWs. The trust is seeking first-hand accounts, memorabilia, written memoirs, photos, letters, and other items relating to POWs. It wants to tell the story of local men held in POW camps, and of how the influx of German and Italian POWs also affected life in the county – to do so it needs the assistance of Oxfordshire residents to help it build the story.
If you can help in any way, the trust would be very pleased to hear from you. Please contact Sue Cross on 01993 813832, email [email protected], or write to Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum, The Old Tannery, Hensington Road, Woodstock OX20 1JL.
Oxford Town and Gown 10k
Sunday 12 May 2013
Join in one of the best road races in the UK and run through the closed streets of Oxford city centre to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign against muscle-wasting conditions, which affect 70,000 people in the UK.
Register today on 020 7803 4820, email [email protected] visit www.townandgown10k.com
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Burford Singers Celebrate 60th Anniversary of the Coronation
24th March 2013 7.30pm, Church of St John the Baptist, Church Green, Burford OX18 4RY
As 2013 marks the 60th anniversary of the Coronation of Her Majesty the Queen, it seems appropriate to include music heard at that service in 1953. Parry’s uplifting anthem ‘I Was Glad’ will set the scene and Mozart’s tuneful ‘Coronation’ Mass and Purcell’s affectionate Birthday Ode for his beloved Queen Mary will add to the celebrations. The full programme is as follows:
Purcell:ComeYeSonsofArtParry:IwasGladDyson:3SongsofPraiseMozart:CoronationMass
Conducted by Brian Kay, with the Cotswold Chamber Orchestra, Leader Kate Bailey.
Soloists are Sarah Power, soprano; William Purefoy, countertenor; Edward-Jacek Edgcumbe, countertenor; Nicholas Pritchard, tenor and Jon Stainsby, bass.
Tickets can be reserved at £17.50, £15.00 and £10.00; students pay half price. Booking forms are available at www.burford-singers.org.uk/bookings.htm
Postal booking is available from 29 January 2013.Booking in person and by telephone available from
13 February 2013 from:Burford Singers Box OfficeThe Mad Hatter Bookshop122 High StreetBurford, OX18 4QJTel.: 01993 822539.
The village hall would like to supportA new 8 week beginners course in
Ballroom and Latin-American dancingFirst class Wednesday April 17th, 8.30–9.30pmCassington Village HallCourse fee £40
The course will cover the basic steps in Waltz, Social Foxtrot, Quickstep, Rumba, Cha-Cha and Jive and is suitable for adult beginners of all ages.
Already completed a beginners class and keen to learn more? Please contact me for details of a suitable class.
To book a place or for more details contact Sarah Ayers: Tel: 01865 881208; Email: [email protected]
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The council met on the 10th February with two members of the public present.
MATTERSARISING
a)NeighbourhoodWatch– report from the Safer West Oxon websiteCllr Wilkinson gave a report mostly concerning incidents in Eynsham. PCSO Helen Keen had recently paid two visits to St Peter’s School Cassington, including a lunchtime visit and talk.
b)UpdateontherelocationoftheparishfilesCllr Rock reported that there was no official word from the Village Hall Management Committee over the council’s request to store files in the village hall. It was suggested that a shed could be put up adjacent to the village hall to accommodate the files. Other alternatives will be looked at.
c)UpdateonworkstoHorsemereLanefromHighways.The large potholes in this lane have been filled by Highways thanks to Cllr Mathew from the county council. The county council has also been asked to cut back vegetation along the lane.
d)Updateonthecleaningandrenovationofthevillagegreenbench.Thanks go to Cllr King’s husband for renovating the bench.
e)RequestforadonationfromthecharityEnrych.The council decided not to offer a grant to this charity.
CORRESPONDENCE
a)RequestforanincreaseincontributiontowardstheprintingofCAWNfrom£80amonthto£114amonth.The council agreed to the increase in contribution as the Newsletter is an important part of village life, but thought it may be necessary to draw upon reserves to meet the extra £408 a year in cost.
b)RequestforadonationtotheCitizensAdviceBureau.A donation of £50 was agreed.
c)InvitationtoattendtheWestOxonTownandParishMeetingForum.Cllr Rock will attend the meeting on 28th February.
REPORTSFROMCOUNTY,DISTRICT&PARISHCOUNCILLORSFollowing a discussion with a resident Cllr Clague suggested that a shortened version of the parish council minutes should be published in CAWN. The council agreed this.
QUESTIONSFROMTHEPUBLICGiven the increased cost of printing CAWN it was suggested the charge for advertisements should go up.
Cllr Wilkinson said he would get the no parking post installed by the Church as soon as the weather improved. Two of the posts in Conce Walk are to be moved to allow access to the Alms House garden.
PLAYINGFIELDCottsway Housing is being asked to repair the access road into the playing field. £300 is to be spent on replacing a rotten beam on the Multliplay Unit.
FINANCEThe following payments were approved:
Village Hall Booking £96.00Clerk salary & expenses £618.44HMRC payment £123.40ORCC subscription £50.00
Burial fees of £176 were received from St Peter’s Church for the late Samuel Keeling.
PLANNINGAPPLICATIONSNone discussed.
DATEOFNEXTMEETINGThis will be held on 7th March at 7.30pm in the Village Hall.
Note for your diary: the council’s meeting in May has been deferred a week until Thursday 9th May and the Annual Parish meeting will be held on Thursday 23rd May.
David Casey, Parish Clerk
parish notes
People power
Cherwell and West Oxfordshire District Councils are joining forces to help people save money on their energy bills through the new ‘Better Together’ campaign. The campaign aims to build up a large group of householders to whom energy companies then offer a cheap deal on gas and electricity.
Run by iChoosr, a intermediary which has operated similar schemes elsewhere in the UK and in Europe, the campaign is led by Cherwell and West Oxfordshire District Councils to help Oxfordshire residents with spiralling energy costs and to tackle the problem of fuel poverty.
Householders register with the campaign then iChoosr runs an auction amongst the energy companies, who bid to offer the cheapest prices to the group. No one is obliged to switch supplier; at this stage the councils just want interested
parties to register so they can get the best rate.Once the auction has taken place the council steps back to
allow you to decide whether to switch to the new deal, after comparing the price to your current utility costs. You will still pay your own bills but hopefully they’ll be lower.
You’ll need a copy of your latest gas and electricity bill so the council can compare prices for you. The rest of the work is done by iChoosr who will contact individuals once they have the deal.
You have until 8th April to register either online at www.bettertogetheroxfordshire.co.uk, by calling the freephone number: 0800 107 0044, or in person at:• Exeter Hall Link Point, Kidlington OX5 1AB, open
8.45am (10am Wednesday) to 5.15pm Monday to Friday• Town Centre Shop, Witney OX28 6JH, open 9am to 5pm
Monday to Friday.
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Community Education
Marlborough School, Woodstock
The Community Education programme for 2012–2013 is now available. Copies are available in libraries, shops and schools around the area and on the Marlborough School website www.marlborough.oxon.sch.uk (Community tab then Courses for Adults).
The school prides itself on its warm friendly service and aims to offer a wide variety of courses at reasonable prices, with high-calibre, passionate tutors. Come along and be inspired.
If you would like a free copy of the brochure or to book a place please email [email protected] or telephone 01993 813592.
April 2013 Weekly Classes
PilatesalllevelsTuesdays5.15pmand6.20pm•HulaHooping Adult and Parent and Child Wednesdays 5.30pmand4.30pm•YogaalllevelsThursday7–8.30pm,Tuesday7–8am,Mondays7–8.30pm•CalligraphyalllevelsThursdays7–9pm•CreativeWritingwithPoetryWednesdays7.30–9.30pm•ItalianNextSteps(forpeoplethat know a little or who have attended Beginners) Mondays 7.30–9.30pm•BadmintonalllevelsMondaysandThursdays7–8pm•ArcheryalllevelsMondaysandThursdays8–9pm•GolfalllevelsSaturdays12.30-1.30pm•Spanish–Beginners,IntermediateWednesdays7.30–9.30pm•WatercolourPaintingTuesdays7.15–9.15pm•ComputingfortheTerrifiedMondays4–6pm•ComputingNextStepsWednesdays4–6pm•Singing(Beginners)Tuesdays7–8pm•Singing(Choir)Tuesdays8.15–9.30pm
One Day or Half Day Workshops
Saturdays 16 March and 18 May. Courses running are:AnyoneCanDance(afternoon)•TheArtofWatercolourandCollage•Back,NeckandShoulderMassage(morning)•DigitalPhotography•DrawingwithConfidence•FloralGifts•HotStoneMassage(afternoon)•IntroductiontoRomanBlindmaking•StainedGlass•Yoga(morning)
Saturday18thMayAnyoneCanDance(afternoon)•ApplemacMovingOn•AromatherapyFacial(morning)•IndianHeadMassage(afternoon)•IntroductiontoCurtainMaking•Know Your Body Know Yourself (Ayuvedic) afternoon •PCMaintenance•PortraitDrawing•StainedGlass•WatercolourDemonstration(morning)•WritingtheUnwriteable:PoetryandWar•Yoga(morning)
Ring to book a place on any of the courses. We look forward to hearing from you.
Specialising in the letting of property in the Eynsham / Witney area
Professional advice
Free market appraisal
Competitive fees
For personal service callChristopher Dodds 01865 883108 [email protected]
11b High Street Eynsham - Tel: 01865 883108www.abbey-rentals.co.uk
Flora’s Glass Studio Eynsham, West Oxfordshire
Commissions Gifts Workshops
Glass Mosaic Workshops
Held in Eynsham £35 plus £5 material costs One day – 10am to 3pm Sat 6th April
Call Flora to book on 07900 370281 or email: [email protected]
www.florasglassstudio.co.uk
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Serving the Hanboroughs, Freeland, Cassington, South Leigh, Stanton Harcourt, Sutton and Northmoor. Many non-Catholics come to our Church or get help from our Priest. You are always welcome.Abbey Street, Eynsham OX29 4HR Tel. 01865 881613www.stpeterseynsham.org.ukSUNDAYMASS is at 10am with a Children’s Liturgy during Mass (and SATURDAY for Sunday 7.30pm).
Also Mondays 5.30pm, Tuesdays 7.30pm, Wednesdays 9.30am, Thursdays 12 Noon and Fridays 6.00am.
THE PRIEST: Fr Martin Flatman is happy to receive enquiries by phone, email or text. Mobile 07719 646790 [email protected]
HISWEEKLY TALK (Homily) can be sent to you by email. Just send your address. He is also on facebook and twitter. Blog: frmartinflatman.wordpress.com
THECHURCHis open for prayer every day.
THE HALL (The Tolkien Room) is available for hire. Tel: 01865 464320
Holy Week and Easter is the most important time of the Christian year.
ITBEGINSONPALMSUNDAY (March 24th) when we have a Procession with Palm Branches to relive the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem whilst the people waved palm branches. The Mass that follows includes a dramatised reading from the Bible of the whole of the Holy Week story. All are welcome.
THEEASTERTRIDUUM follows. All welcome at these servicesHolyThursday (Mar 28th) – mass of the Lord’s Supper 7.30pmGoodFriday (Mar 29th) – the Good Friday Liturgy 3.00pmHolySaturday (Mar 30th) – Easter Vigil & Easter Mass 8.30pm
ONHOLYTHURSDAYwe gather at 7.30pm for Mass where we remember special events of that last evening that Jesus spent with his disciples. First, after the Homily, the Priest washes the feet of 12 people, as Jesus washed his disciples’ feet, taking the role of a servant rather than a king. Then, after receiving Holy Communion, we hold a solemn Procession within the Church to the place that will act as the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus watched and prayed in preparation for the horror of the cross that he knew he was about to experience. Various people come for half an hour or more to watch right up to Midnight, and others are welcome to come in and pray with us.
GOOD FRIDAY finds the Church building stripped of all its finery in mourning for the death of Christ. The Liturgy is at 3.00pm, the time of his death. The priest wears red – to remember the sacrificial blood of Jesus – and we read the whole story of the suffering and death of Jesus from the Bible as told by St John. Then we kneel in turn before a figure of Jesus on the cross, as we sing of his love for us, and those who wish to kiss the cross.
HOLYSATURDAY sees us gathering in the dark at 8.30pm. The Easter Fire is lit outside the Church and then we follow the light of the great Easter Candle – the symbol of the risen Jesus
– into the darkened Church. We read various passages from the Bible in semi-darkness until finally the Easter bells ring out, the lights come on and we begin to sing the joys of Easter proper. Then we renew the promises of our Baptism before receiving our Easter Communion
OUREASTERSUNDAYMASS is at 10am, as on every Sunday, and once again includes the renewal of our Baptismal promises followed by the sprinkling with the new Baptismal water.
WEPREPAREFORHOLYWEEK with a Penitential Service on Thursday 21st March at 8pm. Our visiting preacher will be the Very Rev. John O’Connor, the Prior of Blackfriars. Father Martin and Father John will be available to hear Confessions after this service.
CONFESSIONSBEFOREEASTER on Thursday 21st March at 8pm, on Palm Sunday, 24th March, after Mass, on Sat 23rd March at 11.30am & 6.45pm and Holy Saturday, 30th March, at 11.30 am
TWOJOINTSERVICES are held in Holy Week with our fellow Christians in Eynsham. The first is at the Village Hall for the elderly of the day centre and their family and friends on Monday 25th March at 1.45pm. The second is on Good Friday at 10am in the square, when we hold a service of praise and witness.
AFAREWELLSERVICE for the Baptist Minister, Jean Andrews, will be held at St Peter’s on Saturday 2nd March at 2.30pm. We are very happy to host this event as we hosted her Ordination. tea and cakes will follow in the Baptist Church Hall.
FOLLOWINGTOMOURORGANIST All are welcome to an evening event on Friday 8th March at 7.30pm when we will be able to see a special presentation of photographs taken of the USA last year, following our previous organist Tom Von Kaenel on his the Cycle Ride from West to East.
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH OF ST PETER, EYNSHAM
EYNSHAM BAPTIST CHURCH
Minister:TheRevdJeanAndrews Tel: 01865 880106
BaptistChurchtelephone/answerphone Tel: 01865 882203
Churchsecretary:DeniseLaunchbury Tel: 01865 881128
Hallbookings: Tel: 07900 066471
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE with Junior Church, 10.30am
Songs of Praise usually the SECOND SUNDAY of the month, 3.00pm
THURSDAY Reflective Service with Holy Communion, 12.00 noon
BibleStudyGroupsmeetthroughouttheweek,sopleaseenquire.
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The church is open daily as a place of quiet and escape from everyday pressures.
MARCH2013There is a service of Holy Communion on Tuesdays at 9.30am (except 26th March).
There is a prayer meeting at 12 noon on Thursdays.
ST PETER’S CHURCH OF ENGLAND CASSINGTON The Church of St. Peter’s is here as a fellowship to worship God,
build people up in Christ and share his love with others
Sunday3rdMarch8am Holy Communion (BCP) 10am Morning Worship Revd Roger Aston (Preacher: Mike Madden)
MOTHERINGSUNDAY10thMarch10am St Peter’s Together Revd Kath CookA celebration for mums and for motherhood bringing together the church congregations, St Peter’s School and Cassington community.There will be posies handed out and refreshments served. Bring the whole family!2.15pm Celebration at Longlands
Nursing Home
Sunday17thMarch8am Holy Communion (BCP) Revd Morey Andrews10am Holy Communion Revd Roger Aston (Preacher: Ben Dyson)
PALMSUNDAY24thMarch10am meet at the village hall car park to walk to Eynsham for a combinedchurchesserviceatStLeonard’sChurchcommencing10.45am Revd Morey Andrews and Revd Kath Cook6pm Evening Prayer (BCP) Keith Jones
EASTER FLOWERSWe shall be decorating St Peter’s Church for Easter on Saturday 30th March as from 10am. If anyone would like to come and help or give flowers, foliage, or a donation towards flowers; we would always find it most acceptable.
Liz Henman
Monday25thMarch8am – Meet at St Leonard’s for prayer walk around Eynsham
Tuesday26thMarch12 noon and 1pm – Revd Morey Andrews will be in St Peter’s Church for prayers.
Wednesday27thMarch12 noon and 1pm – Revd Morey Andrews will be in St Leonard’s Church, Eynsham, for prayers.
MaundyThursday28thMarch9.30am – Holy Communion at St Peter’s, Cassington12 noon – prayer walk around Cassington Village8pm – Holy Communion at St Leonard’s, Eynsham, remaining open until 11pm
GoodFriday29thMarch10am – The Crucifixion, Eynsham village square. The three Eynsham churches.2pm – Last Hour of the Cross, St Leonard’s, Eynsham2pm – Last Hour of the Cross, St Peter’s, Cassington
EASTER SUNDAY 31st MARCH8am – Holy Communion
10am – St Peter’s Together with Holy CommunionA celebration suitable for all ages and an opportunity for church congregations,
St Peter’s School and the Cassington community to gather together.11.45am – Holy Communion at Longlands Nursing Home
HOLY WEEK AND EASTER
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- Starters -
- & Lighter Mains -
Baked Garlic King Prawns £6.95 / £9.95
with garlic butter, parsley & lemon, bread
Home Made Soup of the Day £4.35
served with crusty bread and butter
Terrine £5.45 / £8.95
with a chutney, toast & butter
Poached Egg Benedict £5.45 / £8.45
on toasted crosshatch bread with
crispy bacon & hollandaise
Stilton Mushrooms on Toast £5.45 / £8.95
Forest mushrooms in a creamy Stilton,
green peppercorn, baby onion and white
wine ragout on a toasted garlic crouton
Duck Spring Rolls £5.95 / £8.95
with a sweet plum sauce dip
Crispy Whitebait £5.95 / £8.95
with tartare sauce & fresh lemon
- Baguettes -
served Monday - Saturday lunchtimes only
a filled baguette served with salad & chips
Bacon, Mushroom & Cheddar Melt £6.25
Brie, Bacon & Red Onion Chutney Melt £6.25
Mozzarella, Tomato & Pesto £4.95
Steak & Stilton Melt £7.95
Our Breakfast Sausages, HP Sauce £6.25
Chicken & Bacon, Mayonnaise £5.95
Home Cooked Ham & Mature Cheddar £6.25
Mature Cheddar & Pickle £4.95
Stilton & Red Onion Jam £5.95
- From the Char-Grill -
We’re proud to source our meat from Aldens, renowned Oxford butchers
cooked as you like, served with grilled tomato, mushrooms, onion ring, fat chips and dressed salad
add Bearnaise Sauce, Stilton Mushroom Sauce, Garlic Butter or Peppercorn Sauce for £1.75
10oz of Prime Rib-Eye Steak - The fat marbling contained in a ribeye steak makes for a very flavorful and juicy steak £16.95
8oz of Prime Fillet Steak - The king of steaks - thick cut, tender and juicy, it’s as good as it gets £19.95
- Home Made ‘Mc Chequers’ Burgers -
Home Made Steak Burger £10.95 {V} Veggie Burger* £9.95
on a toasted bun with lettuce, tomato, red onion & mayo, dressed salad, fries, coleslaw & gherkins topped with:-
- NEW YORKER - Cheddar & Bacon - MEDITERANNEAN - Chorizo & Mozzarella -
- RODEO - Bacon, Onion Rings & BBQ Sauce - COLSTON BASSETT - Stilton & Bacon -
- SLOPPY JOE - Mexican Chilli & Cheddar -- YODELLER - Swiss Cheese & Mushroom -
- PIZZAIOLA - Pepperoni, Mozzarella, Sausage & Meatballs -
- extra toppings at £1 each -
*Not Home Made
- 12” Stone Baked Pizzas -
- extra toppings at £1 each -
MARGHARITA - Tomato, Mozzarella & Oregano £8.95
VENEZIE - Mozzarella, Meatballs, Sausage, Pepperoni, Red Onions & Olives £10.95
VENEZIE HOT - As Venezie plus ground chilli & roquito peppers £11.25
PADANA - Goats Cheese, Spinach, Red Onion Chutney & Pesto £9.95
HAWAIIAN - Mozzarella, Cheddar, Ham, Pineapple & Oregano £9.95
CAPRIANA - Mushrooms, Mozzarella, Spinach, Cherry Tomatoes, Fillet Steak Strips £12.95
- Thai Green Curry Platter -
Thai curry green coconut sauce served with prawn crackers, Jasmine rice & a dressed salad
- Thai Green Chicken £14.95 - Thai Green King Prawn £14.95 - {V} Thai Green Vegetable £10.95 -
-- Hot Sandwiches -
served on a toasted bun with lettuce, tomato, mayo & red onions, served with fat chips and coleslaw
A Proper Fillet Steak Sandwich £12.95 Spicy Piri Piri Chicken Sandwich £10.75
- And The Rest -
Chicken Florentine - Chicken breast with a bacon, mushroom, cream & spinach sauce, new potatoes & peas £12.95
Smoked Salmon & Asparagus Fishcakes - with spinach, shellfish bisque, chips & dressed salad £12.50
Entrecote of Pork - chargrilled, served with black pudding, creamy mash, cider jus & peas £11.95
Salmon Hollandaise - Pan fried salmon with hollandaise, dressed salad, new potatoes & lemon £11.95
Wild Mushroom Stroganoff - in a brandied paprika cream sauce, served with rice & dressed salad £10.95
Add strips of tender steak or chicken breast for £4
Goats Cheese & Spinach Linguine - tossed with spinach & pesto, served with dressed salad & garlic bread £10.95
Fish n Chips - Hand battered fillet of cod, home made chips, peas, tartare sauce & lemon £9.95
Pie of the Day - look to the board for todays choice, served with chips & salad or new potatoes & peas £9.95
Deep Fried Scampi & Chips - with dressed salad, tartare sauce & lemon £11.75
Aldens Bangers & Mash - with peas & onion gravy £9.95
Home Cooked Han and Eggs - with home made chips & dressed salad £10.95
Trawlermans Fish Pie - assorted fish & seafood in white wine veloute, cheddar mash crust & dressed salad £10.95
Lambs Liver & Bacon - with creamy mash, peas & onion gravy £9.95
Chilli con Carne - with rice, Nacho’s and sour cream £10.95
LOOK!!
Stuck for some milk, bread, eggs, cheese??
We are now pleased to stock many of the basics that you may need.
We’ve come in for a little criticism from people who are expecting a much wider range of goods.
we’re limited by space as to what we stock but, if there’s enough interest and demand
we promise to extend the range - it’s for your convenience.
- Sunday Carvery Lunch -
Main Course £10.95
Two Course Carvery £13.45
Three Course Carvery £16.95
Daily Deals
worth coming out for!
Monday & Tuesday
for a Pie
A Choice of Homemade Pies with
chips & salad or new potatoes & peas
£7.95 - with pud £10.95
Wednesday & Thursday
for a Burger
Your choice of toppings served with
all the trimmings
£7.95 - with pud £10.95
Friday for Fish and Chips
with lemon, tartare sauce & mushy peas
£7.95 - with pud £10.95
The Chequers
New Menu Coming Soon
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what’s on?
CASSINGTON WITHURSDAY 21st MARCH, 7.45pmTHE VILLAGE HALL
AGM AND SUPPER
Cassington Bookworms
Our next meeting is on Monday 4th March, when we will be discussing The Yellow Birds by Kevin Powers.
All welcome at the Old Manor, Cassington (telephone 880709)
VILLAGE HALL BOOKINGS
For information and to book theVillage Hall, contact:
Nicky CopelinThe New House, The Green, Cassington
Tel: 01865 881813Email: [email protected]
Don’tforget ... When you book the Village Hall you can make use of our new wireless broadband connection
– ask Nicky for details when you make your booking.The next screening at the Cinema in Cassington will be on Friday 15th March in the Village Hall, when we’ll be showing the twenty-third Bond film, Skyfall. Bond’s loyalty to M is tested when her past comes back to haunt her. Whilst MI6 comes under attack, 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how personal the cost. The film,
directed by Oscar winner Sam Mendes, is Daniel Craig’s third outing as Bond and also stars Javier Bardem, with Judi Dench as M.
Doors open at 7pm and the programme starts at 7.30pm.
Rotary Club of Eynsham
Barn DanceEynsham Village Hall
Saturday 9th March 2013Tickets £10 including supper
Dancing to Jack’s Maggot, a local Barn Dance band.Tickets available at Eynsham DIY or contact Harold
Jerred 01865 881869 ([email protected])
ARotaryeventtosupportlocaland Rotarycharities
Cassington Allotments AssociationThe association is holding its AGM at
12noon,23March,intheRedLion.
Prospective members welcome.
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HATE IRONING?THEN TAKE IT TO ELSIE @
15, ELMS ROAD, CASSINGTON
Tel. 01865 882168 for further details
If you wish to be uplifted, linkinto my thought for the day.
Twitter @1947irene
Rev’d Irene B (Irene Buckingham)
For local services, ‘for sale’ or similar notices, please send copy (by email if possible) to the usual address. Appropriate notices are FREE, but will only be placed at our discretion.
Want to learn to drive?I’m your local instructor.Discount lesson pricefor village residents.
Roger Aston 9 Bell Close01865 880757
VillagedatesforyourdiaryUnless shown, events are in the Village Hall
MarchMonday 4th, 10–noonCassingtonCafé
Monday 4thBookworms,TheOldManor
Saturday 9th, 7.30pmCassingtonOpenMicNight
Friday 15th, 7.30pmCinemainCassington,Skyfall
Thursday 21st, 7.45pmCassingtonWomen’sInstituteAGM
Saturday 23rd, 12 noonAllotmentsAssociationAGMSaturday 23rd, 2pmWomen’sInstituteJumbleSale
AprilSaturday 27th, 7.30pmSoulRebelTap–Tapestry
Tickets for films and shows from:Carolyn Hinton (01865 884458)Nicky Copelin (01865 881813)
noticeboard
Small friendly playgroupfor ages 2 to school
Lovely new outdoor areaFor more information call
Janet - 01865 881114
assingtonPre-SchoolPlaygroup
noticeboard
noticeboard ...For local services, ‘for sale’ or similarnotices, please send copy (by email ifpossible) to the usual address.
Appropriate notices are FREE, butwill only be placed at our discretion.
Village Hall Bookings
For information and to book the Village Hall, contact:
Nicky CopelinThe New House, The Green, Cassington
Tel: 01865 881813Email: [email protected]
HATE IRONING?THEN TAKE IT TO ELSIE @
15, ELMS ROAD, CASSINGTONTel. 01865 882168 for further details
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Village Dates for your diaryUnless shown, events are in the Village Hall
July
Thursday 5th July, 7.30pmParish Council Meeting
Monday 2nd July, 10am - 12 noonCassington Café
Monday 16th July, 8pmCassington BookwormsOld Manor, Bell Lane
Tickets for films and shows from: Carolyn Hinton (01865 884458) Nicky Copelin (01865 881813)
Want to learn to drive?I’m your local instructor.Discount lesson pricefor village residents.
Roger Aston 9 Bell Close01865 880757
Small friendly playgroupfor ages 2 to school
Lovely new outdoor areaFor more information call
Janet - 01865 881114
assingtonPre-SchoolPlaygroup
DO YOU NEED A BABYSITTER?
Call Maddy Bakewell, 16. Lots of experience. £4.00 per hour.
Tel: 883512 Babysitting offered:
Miranda Rogers and Frances Butson both aged 16, both have
completed Red Cross First Aid forBabies and Children certificate
£4 per hour
Telephone Miranda (881322) or Frances (881859)
AVONCALLING
Hello! My name is Julie Perrin and I am Cassington’s Avon Lady!
If you would like a friendly and convenientdoor to door service for all your toiletries,make-up and luxuries, please contact me at
Triwoods House, 44, Eynsham Road,Cassington for your free catalogue.
I will be pleased to add you to my round.
Julie Perrin
If you wish to be uplifted, link into my thought for the day.
Twitter @1947irene
Rev’d Irene B (Irene Buckingham)
Do you know there is a freeservice to Cassingtonresidents that will take you tothe doctors’ or hospital?
This is run by volunteers and isavailable by phoning: Pam Turner 880492 or Pat Vereker 880693
Please give us as muchnotice as possible
Cassington Bump to Bub groupThursdays from 10 am
A relaxed baby group forexpecting mums and thosewith a little one under 1
For details contact:Vicky 07917 403976 [email protected]
DO YOU NEED A BABYSITTER?Call Maddy Bakewell, 18. Lots of
experience. £4.00 per hour.
Tel: 883512
Do you know there is a freeservice to Cassingtonresidents that will take you tothe doctors’ or hospital?
This is run by volunteers and is
available by phoning:
Pam Turner 880492 or
Pat Vereker 880693
Please give us as much notice as possible
Babysitting offered:Miranda Rogers and Frances
Butson both aged 16, both havecompleted Red Cross First Aid for
Babies and Children certificate£4 per hour
Telephone Miranda (881322)or Frances (881859)
Power Macintosh G4 computer for sale
1.25 GHz, 160Gb HD, OSX
£99 ono. Tel: 07714 760867 or 01865 883227
FREE
1–2 tonnes of loose top soil available for collection.Bring your own bags.
Telephone Carol on01865 880073
Zumba classMonday 7–8pm, £4
Step2 Dance Studio, Worton Park,
Cassington OX29 4SY
For more details contact Clare Platt on 07584241530 or email
