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News And Views Hartington, Biggin, Earl Sterndale

Vol 8, Issue 5 Oct/Nov 2018

EARL STERNDALE CHURCH – A Resurrection Story?

There are plenty of clergy in the Church of England who take the view that we have too many churches and so should close a few when we get the chance. I don’t take that line – for

three main reasons.

Firstly, for all its faults, frustrations and scandals, I believe in Christ’s Church as not merely a human institution but a divine one as well. “My Church”, said Jesus “and the gates of Hell shall not prevail against it”. The Church is one of the things God is doing in the world.

Secondly, I have a keen sense of history and of the past. I am always conscious that many – perhaps most – of our villages have had a church at their heart for a thousand years or more. Every parish has its ups and downs and we must take the long view. Who knows what revival of faith may come in the next fifty years? I don’t want a church to be closed ‘on my watch’, if it can be avoided.

Thirdly, my own experience has shown me that churches can be revived if local people can be awoken to their imminent loss. I had six parishes in Lincolnshire and then took on three extras which were carved off the neighbouring group.

One of those had had no services for five years and was semi-derelict. I found that local people regretted its loss and we managed to revive and repair it – it became a success story.

Another church in the group had been dwindling slowly (like Earl Sterndale) over many years – eventually there were literally only two of us alive on the PCC! After a year’s closure to treat dry-rot, we managed to re-open with new Wardens, new folk involved and new people coming to church. It was pulled back from the

very brink of death! We did something similar, in a more limited way, with a third church there.

At Earl Sterndale, things having ground to a halt, we held no services for the Winter months. In June, I went door-knocking with leaflets and in July we had a public meeting and came away with people prepared to be Wardens and others to help. So far so good!

We are having a relaunch of Earl Sterndale Church with a HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICE at 3.00 pm on SUNDAY 21st OCTOBER 2018.

Whether you live in the parish or outside it, please put the date in your diary now and COME AND JOIN US. Let’s give thanks for the good gifts we’ve received in the past and the present and let’s put our faith in God for the future!

Yours in hope,

Richard Benson,

Vicar

01629 812234

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Hartington Social Dance Club meets

Wednesday evenings 19:45 – 22:00 in

Hartington Village Hall.

Membership £2.50 and £1.50 entrance, non-

members £2.00 includes refreshments.

Friendly group of sequence dancers.


HARTINGTON NEWS

Dates for your Diary- Village Hall –

October 3rd Parish Council -7.30-9pm

October 7th Harvest Supper 6.45pm following Harvest festival in Church 5.30pm

October 3rd, 17th 31st Flower Arranging Workshop- 1-3pm

October 23rd Rural Social Group 2-4pm

October 27th Fund Raising Event for Billy -- times- tbc

November 7th Parish Council -7.30-9pm

November 9th Remembrance-Concert- 7-10pm

November 11th Remembrance Service-Church/War Memorial

November 14th 28th Flower Arranging Workshop 1-3pm

November 17th Hartington Sports Function - 7-midnight

November 21st PCC Meeting- Bakehouse 6-8pm

November 27th Rural Social Group - 2-4pm

Donation to St Giles Church- The PCC would

like to thank the family of the late Mrs Dorothy

Riley for the donation of £190

John and Mary Stubbs- 70th Wedding

Anniversary- We would like to thank everyone

for the cards and good wishes. We had a

wonderful few days, starting with a party at

Biggin Village Hall for 80 people. On the actual

day, 4th September, we had “open house”; it was

so lovely to see so many people call in. To finish a

lovely family meal at Biggin Hall. We asked for

donations for the party; this will be shared

between Billy’s Fund, Bluebell Hospice and the

Donkey Sanctuary. The support of Biggin Village

Hall was much appreciated.

“Gin and Jazz Fest” at Charles Cotton

Hotel- I would like to thank the Charles Cotton

Hotel for the wonderful weekend of the Gin and

Jazz Festival. The weather was amazing, the

atmosphere so good. It was brilliant to see so

many local people enjoying themselves. The

music was great- roll on next year. Sue Bruce

Poppy Queen- Despite the dreadful weather

spirits were high, the Queen and her entourage

looked amazing, the Warslow Band brilliant as

always. The Village Hall was the stage for the

Stalls and crowning of the Queen. The compere

Mick Partridge, introduced his twin sister, Jen

Ball, to do the honours as well as announce the

winners of the Fancy Dress- Tom Debes and the

Scarecrow- Sue Peach at the Newsagents and 2nd

place to Josh and Sam Wright. Thank you to

everyone who worked so hard to make the event

a success.

Wells Dressings- Another beautiful display by

both the School- Football World Cup and Village

well- 100 years of the RAF, 1918-2018 The funds

raised for the Air Ambulance totalled £185.

Thanks go to so many people, too many name. A

special mention to Lucy Annat for her design and

leading a team of “petallers”, to the School and

their “petallers” especially Janet Oliver and Fiona

Parsons. A particular thank you to the “gang” who

prepare the clay frames, erect and remove the

frames. Without all these great volunteers this

wonderful tradition would disappear. Thank you

from the Village Community.

HARTINGTON WAKES SPORTS &

COUNTRY SHOW- Another fabulous day at

this year’s show, which gets better year on year! A

record attendance for all sections and a great

crowd to support them all, the committee would

like to express their extreme gratitude to all who

run these sections, to get the numbers in and the

support given is truly a job well done. The re-

introduction of the Heavy Horse’s proved popular

as we had a good number of Horse’s in attendance

which were a delight to watch in the Main Ring as

were the Pleasure Drivers who again came out in


good numbers to provide a lovely display, The

Four Shire Bloodhounds came to parade and to

give our smaller members of the public a cuddle!

And a fantastic and amusing production from the

‘Barlow Red Barrows’ which gave us all a good

laugh.

Our Champion of Champions which is contested

from all the livestock and equestrian sections

gave judge Mr John Mycock a very difficult job, in

the end the beautiful 2yr old Filly ‘Royston Katie’

Mr John Etches took the title and the £100 prize

money with a Texel Ewe, Jo & Brian Newton

taking Reserve.

Next came the Grand Parade giving the Vintage

section a chance to showcase some beautiful

vehicles, we had an amazing turnout of Cars,

Tractors, Lorries and Motorcycles with excellent

commentary from Mr Nick Kitchen, our ‘Best

Vintage’ trophy which was chosen by Show

President Mrs Sue Bruce and Vice President Mr

Chris Dullage went to John and Alison Taylor of

Derby with their 1926 Alvis 12/50.

Our final event in the Main Ring was the ‘Chase

me Charlie’ a thrilling triple bar jumping event

which is heart in the mouth stuff!! this year it was

won by Maddy Mycock and her pony ‘Woody’ well

done Maddy!

This annual show would not happen without all

of you, so we would like to thank everyone who

volunteered to help, setting up, taking down, all

our Judges and Stewards. But huge gratitude and

thanks to Mr Richard Sherratt, Wife Elizabeth

and family for all your hard work and use of your

fields. Hope to see you all again NEXT YEAR!!

‘THUNDERHAMMER’ The Monsters of

Rock Showcase- SATURDAY 17th

NOVEMBER Hartington Village Hall

8.30pm onwards, TICKETS £8 - available

at Hartington Post Office, entry by Ticket

ONLY. A NIGHT NOT TO BE MISSED!

PTA Car Treasure Hunt –After a horrendous

weather forecast the sun shone for the PTA. The

event was very well supported with a total of 27

cars, all enjoying a cruise through the secret

beauty spots of the Peak District. Some enjoying

a few extra miles after a couple of wrong left and

rights- we like to keep you on your toes. We raised

a brilliant £362.44 towards the new library and

mobile classroom. Well done to the winners” The

Outsiders”. Thank you to everyone for their

support. Anna Wardle- Chair of PTA

Harvest Festival and Supper- October 7th –

Please book your supper with Sue Bruce at the

post office. Thank you to the village businesses

who again have supported the harvest boxes. The

school children will be packing the boxes in

church on October 5th and they will distribute

them after the Harvest Supper. As last year, many

of the boxes will then be shared with Ashbourne

Food bank. We look forward to seeing you at the

service 5.30 in Church and then the supper at

6.45pm in the Village Hall.

Hartington C of E Primary School- The

children returned from the summer holidays to

the Wells Dressings which they enjoyed helping

to complete. A special thank you to Janet Oliver

and Fiona Parsons and all who donated flowers

and supported the “pedalling”. Thank you to Lucy

Annat for the design – this year Football World

Cup.

The PTA held a fund raising event at the

Hartington Wakes and Sports, raising £350 from

selling toys, Name the Dog and the “Pottery Shy”

Year 6 enjoyed their 3-day residential stay at

Whitehall -19,20,21 September.

Our first Community lunch will be on the same

day as the MacMillan Coffee morning September

28th. Full report in the next edition.

We continue to have regular visits from Michael

Tinker and MAST who deliver excellent

assemblies linking with the schools Christian

values and Vision Statement. We are working

hard in preparation of the Harvest festival service

with Mrs Sarah Lacey on Sunday 7th October. This

will be followed by the Annual Harvest Supper in

the village hall and distribution of Harvest boxes

by the children. Many of the boxes will then be

sent to the Ashbourne Food Bank. On 25th

October we will hold a celebration Assembly in

Church at 2.45pm.


The school will be the venue for a KS2 Pupil RE

Conference on the 29th November. Christmas will

be just around the corner and we will report on

those activities in the next edition.

Rural Social Group- Another very

entertaining presentation by Trevor Wragg-

Master craftsman Dry Stone Waller- was given on

August 28th to a full house. As usual the cake and

tea/coffee was enjoyed by all.

On September 25th Mary Goodwin and Janet Bray

demonstrated the art of Wells Dressings and

many had a go.

The next session will be October 23rd when there

will a session of “Keeping Well and Healthy

speaker –and on the November 27th a speaker- Jo

Burrows from Coldeaton Jersey Ice Cream Diary.

Everyone one is welcome, just turn up around

2pm

Informal Flora Workshop- The first flower

arranging workshop/class has taken place and

seemed to be enjoyed by all who took part. There

were certainly some lovely floral arrangements to

show for it at the end of the two hours. Well Done

everyone! The remaining five workshops take

place on 3rd 17th 31st October and 14th 28th

November in the Village Hall -1-3pm. If you

would like to know more, or join in, please get in

touch with me -01298 84319- you would be very

welcome. Sarah Lacey

Remembrance-Special Commemorations will

be taking place this year to mark 100 years since

the end of WW1. Wonderful displays of poppies

will be much in evidence in the village, and also,

it is hoped along Highfields Lane. A memorial

walk linking Biggin and Hartington War

Memorials is planned for this special

remembrance weekend. Please lookout for more

information nearer the time.

Battleback Concert- Friday 9th November

– 7.30pm –Hartington Village Hall- Please

come and support our yearly fund raising concert

for the “Battleback Centre” at Lilleshall, in the

company of the wonderful Warslow Silver Band.

Bring your own drinks (tea and coffee will be

available as always). Raffle prizes etc. Come and

make a great night even greater Ticket £6 on the

door. Sarah Lacey.


BIGGIN NEWS

Biggin Village Hall dates for your diary:

October 6th Country and Western Night in aid of the Biggin Community Project.

October 17th Biggin Harvest Supper

October 24th Village Hall AGM 7:30, all welcome

November 17th A Live and Local event, Crossings, a 'big' theatre experience by a professional

company: Centering around the village hall, this new play has that building and its community at its heart.

The village hall in this story has been built in memoriam of the first world war and is the focal point of two

connecting stories, 100 years apart. Tickets £10 for ages 14+, 7:30 pm, full details on our Facebook page

December 5th Biggin Senior Citizens Christmas Party

December 9th Sunday - 5:30pm Warslow Brass Band Christmas Carol sing along and concert.

Mulled wine and nibbles, bar and refreshments. Tickets £5, junior school children free, further details on

our Facebook page

February 17th 2019 - 'It is Now' a Live and Local interactive theatre event

March 30th 2019 A parlor concert with Mr. Keith, a musical evening of gently quirky, expertly crafted

songs

Waterloo Inn - We have had a very busy and

successful summer here at The Waterloo Inn. We

were thrilled to be voted the CAMRA

(Chesterfield District) "Summer Pub of the

Season"! It's nice to gain recognition for what you

do but what was even more pleasing was to hear

the comments of the very many local people who

nominated and voted for us.

The Waterloo Inn Fun Day was a great success.

We raised around £750 for the 2 main charities

we supported, Buxton Mountain Rescue and

SARDA (Search & Rescue Dogs) England. The

weather was kind to us and it was excellent that

the many village groups and organisations came

along to support the day by having stalls, raising

even more for their own causes. Well over £1000

was raised in total on the day. We would like to

say a big thank you to Andy for bringing Trainee

Search Dog Geoffrey along on the day and also a

few days later to collect the cheques for the main

charities. Next year's Fun Day is provisionally

booked for Saturday 10th August 2019.

We have been well entertained over the summer

with live acts on most Saturday nights. Biggin's

favourite crooner "Karaoke Dave" Griffiths also

provided great fun on one evening and we have

even had spontaneous performances by folk

singers who have stayed on our campsite! As

always, a big thank you to everyone who has come

along to support these events. Still to come this

year: 27th Oct - Carolanne B - Halloween Fancy

Dress; 1st Dec - Lance Merlin (Country Music)

New Year’s Eve - Ian McKenzie. We are hosting 3

different Darts & Dominoes Teams. Ladies on

Tuesday evenings and 2 on Friday evenings. If

you would like to get involved in any of these, just

let Landlady Debs know. Best wishes to all, Debs

& Steve Thomas

Biggin Poppy Festival needs you- St

Thomas's will be open during the 1st week in

November to commemorate the Fallen on

Biggin's war memorial. We would like to fill the

church with as many poppies as possible. Can

you knit or crochet? Patterns can be collected

from Mary at school. Poppies made from other

materials would be very welcome as well.

Do you have any photographs of the men named

on the war memorial? Please could St Thomas's

have a copy? Also any other information or

images about men and women who served during


the World Wars would be really

helpful. Information and photos can be left at

school or given to Kay Clayton, Rita Lamb or Julia

Hewgill. The church will be open from the 4th

November for a week. There will be refreshments

available on the 10th of November. The

Armistice Service is at 2.30p.m on Sunday 11th

November. If you would like to make poppies of

any kind or have time to spare on the afternoon

of the 10th please speak to Kay, Rita or Julia.

Remembrance- A memorial walk along

Highfield Lane, linking Biggin and Hartington

War Memorials, is planned for this special

remembrance weekend. Please lookout for more

information nearer the time.

St Thomas Church Harvest Supper and

produce auction- Wednesday 17th October,

6.30 pm. Biggin Village Hall. Adults £6.00,

under twelves free. Produce to auction after the

pie and pea supper would be gratefully received

either at church on Sat 13th October or on the

night of the auction itself. Tickets available now.

Biggin WI- August -Our visit to the World of

Wedgewood included a tour of the factory seeing,

followed by lunch served on beautiful china and

then we looked around the museum covering an

amazing collection from the 18th century to the

present-day. We all found something to admire

and one or two of us found a bargain in the factory

shop. September - This month saw a return of a

favourite speaker to our WI- he talked about the

great fire of London in 1666 from a forensic point

of view using old records from the time. How it

began and how people reacted to the fire some

running away while others tried to put out the

fire. The Christmas card competition was won by

Penny who had drawn a lovely festive sheep.

Biggin C of E Primary School - The Autumn

term is already three weeks old and the children

have settled really quickly after the long summer

break back into their learning. We warmly

welcome Miss Sneddon who has relocated from

Scotland to join us in Key Stage 2. She has made

a fantastic start. Children have already completed

a wonderful topic on Roald Dahl culminating in

the whole school enjoying ‘Dahlicious Dressing-

Up Day’ with science, film-making and cooking

activities and a party to finish the day’s

celebrations.

This week our fabulous Year 6 children joined lots

of pupils from other school to enjoy outdoor

adventures at White Hall, despite the weather!

We have enjoyed hearing about the exciting time

they had and we’re especially proud of their

behaviour and the way they all rose to the

challenge.

On a personal note I would like to say a massive

‘Thank You’ for the support of Mrs Gosney and

the whole of the staff team and the governors for

helping me as I join Biggin School. Everyone has

made me feel so welcome. Teresa Nicholls

“TWO’S ENOUGH”

your local band – fiddle and accordion

for barn dances and ceilidhs

for all sorts of get-togethers - fund-raisers, PTAs, village hops, birthday parties and

weddings

experienced players and a caller to show how it’s done

negotiable rates and always a reasonable price

Please contact Howard or Claire on 01298 84844


EARL STERNDALE NEWS

After the lovely weather of the summer, we

were not blessed with good weather for the Flower

Festival, which didn’t help with the number of

visitors, as these were down on previous years. A

balance sheet will be available soon. There are so

many “thank you’s” to all who helped with the

flower festival, the flower arrangers, the bakers, the

helpers in Church; to Mr Bagshaw for putting the

roadside boards out and collecting them in again

and everyone who helped in any way. Thank You

…The poster competition, which the school

children take part in, was won this year by, Adele

Sweetmore, who received a voucher. Thank you to

the school who again, did the printing of the

posters and the handout sheets in Church. The

posters went far and wide, advertising this event.

The raffle prize winners were-1. Hamper, Barbara

Hodgkinson. 2. White wine, Carol Gratton 26922.

3. Sparkling Wine, Kate. 4. Tapestry Cushion, Mary

Wheeldon. 5. Biscuits, Beryl Hodgkinson. 6. Rum,

Mrs Marchington. 7. Whiskey, Margaret Lampard.

8. Candles, Brenda Wheeldon. 9. Garden Set,

Simon Perkins. 10. Bottle Pimms, Richard

Bagshaw.

We say a big thank you to the Riley family for their

generous donation, in memory of Dorothy. A

public meeting was held in the Church on

Wednesday 4th July and 2 new members came

forward to become Church Wardens. A re-opening

service has been arranged for 21st Oct. at 3.00 pm,

this will also be the Harvest Service. The school

children will have their Harvest Service on Friday

19th October and the sale of produce will be held on

Monday 22nd October at 7.30 pm in Church.

As a retiring Church Warden of many, many

years, I would like to say a big thank you to the

precious group of friends and colleagues, who have

helped me during these years. The Flower Festival,

of 30 years this year, takes a lot of ‘hands’ and a lot

of time and I am most grateful to those who have

helped to put on the brilliant displays and helped

me with the festival over these years. Also with the

many fundraising events, to keep our Church

going.

Over the years Jen Mellor and I have worked

tirelessly, applying for grants and raising money

for the improvements to the building, firstly the

installation of a central heating system, next saw

re-wiring and new lights and then the addition of

toilet facilities, making it better for events to take

place. Some of the pews were removed some years

ago and the font was to be re-sited, but this is a

project ‘ongoing’. I would like to say a big thank

you to Jen, who has had to take on extra, since I

have been out of commission.

I would also like to say a big thank you to my

family, who have helped me a lot, especially these

last few years, as my mobility has proven a

problem. We look forward to progress in the

future with the new Church Wardens and

Committee and wish them well. Mary Wheeldon

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Hartington Middle Quarter Parish Council-

The next meeting will be held in the Chapel on 3rd

December 2018 at 7.30 pm. Everyone is welcome

to attend. An agenda will be available nearer the

time on the website, where you can find all other

information from the Parish Council. In May next

year the District and Parish Council Elections are

to be held, these are held every four years, more


information can be found on D.D.D.C. website,

also on the DDDC website there is an article

headed, ‘Have your say on the future of bin

collections’ Hopefully residents have seen this

on the P.C. website.

www.hartingtonmiddlequarter-pc.org .

Earl Sterndale School - Towards the end of the

summer term, our school production of Charlie

and the Chocolate Factory was fabulous! The

children performed beautifully and we didn’t

forget too many lines!! Also, our Leavers’ Party /

End of Year Party was brilliant too. The rain didn’t

put us off and everyone had a great time. The ball

race was a super-soggy success!! The children have

made a super start back after the Summer holidays.

We welcomed our new Reception children and the

Y3 children made the big step up to the Junior

class, which is always quite daunting and a little bit

scary. Events this term include our Harvest

Festival which is coming soon in mid-October. The

children have begun the preparations already. We

also have our Climbing Wall Festival later this

week.

Alstonefield and District Friendship Club

There are two more interesting meetings left this

year! Firstly, Doug Pickford is coming to talk to us

on ‘Magic, Myth and Memory of the Moorlands’ on

Wednesday 10th October at 2.30pm in Alstonefield

village hall. Then Richard and Joyce Odell will be

talking to us about their ‘Life and Work in Nepal’

on Wednesday 24th October, same time, same

place. Both meetings will include lovely home-

made afternoon tea, the second of them including

scones with jam and cream! There will also be the

usual grocery raffle and a bring and buy table. The

tea costs £5 and all are welcome to join us. Car

transport can be provided from several villages.

Our Christmas Shopping Trip this year will again

be to Burton, because everyone agrees it is the best

place to go for shopping, especially as it is mostly

under cover! It will be on Wednesday 14th

November and the coach can pick up from several

villages – the cost of the coach is £6.

The Christmas Lunch on 5th December will again

be at the Bentley Brook Hotel, and the food is

lovely. This is free to members, but others are

welcome to join us at their own expense. For more

information, or to book your place on the coach for

the outing, or for the Christmas Lunch, at least a

week in advance, please ring Lorraine on 01335

310353 or Ann on 01298 84394.

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A FOND FAREWELL

After 32 very happy years at Hartington, and 42 years working in the NHS, I have made the decision

that it is now time for me to retire from General Practice.

It has been a privilege to have been welcomed into the lives of so many people and their families;

watching babies and children grow and sharing both happy, and sad, times together over the years.

These are truly special memories that I will treasure forever, so ‘thank you’ to so many of you for

giving me the opportunity to do so.

I plan to retire as a Partner in August and will be replaced by Dr Ashley Dawson who, most of you will

remember, worked at our surgery as a locum GP several years ago. He will be joining Dr Graham Hurst

as a Partner, and we are very much looking forward to welcoming him into our fantastic Health Care

Team at Hartington Surgery. I wish him, and his team, all the very best for a long and successful career

as he takes the Practice forward into the future.

I wish everyone good health, peace and happiness; I am sure that I will be seeing many of you out

there in the beautiful Peak District, hopefully for many more years to come.

Gillian Hurst


Services for Sundays and other Major Festivals

Date Biggin Earl Sterndale Hartington Readings

7th October 19th after Trinity

(Green)

11.15 am Holy

Communion

~

8.00 am 1662 Holy Communion

5.30pm- Harvest Festival

Genesis 2 : 18 – 24 Mark 10 : 2 - 16


(Green)

10.30 am Harvest Festival

~

10.00 am Holy Communion

(BE)

Job 23 : 1 – 9, 16 – 17 Mark 10 : 17 - 31

21st October 21st after Trinity

(Green)

11.15 am Morning Worship

3.00 pm Harvest Festival

RELAUNCH

10.00 am Family Service

Hebrews 5 : 1 – 10 Mark 10 : 35 - 45

28th October Sts. Simon &

Jude (Red)

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Isaiah 28 : 14 – 16 John 15 : 17 - end

FRIDAY 2nd November

All Souls (Red or Purple)

Romans 5 : 5 – 11 John 6 : 37 - 40

4th November ALL SAINTS

(White/Gold)

11.15 am Holy

Communion

~

8.00 am 1662 Holy Communion

Isaiah 25 : 6 – 9 John 11 : 32 - 44

11th November Remembrance

Sunday (Red/Purple)

2.30 pm Remembrance Sunday Service

~

10.00 am Remembrance Sunday Service

Hebrews 9 : 24 – 28 Mark 1: 14 - 20

18th November 2nd before

Advent (Red/Green)

11.15 am Morning Worship

3.00 pm Family Service


Hebrews 10 : 11 – 25 Mark 13 : 1 - 8

25th November Christ The King

(Red/White)

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Revelation 1 : 4b – 8 John 18 : 33 - 37

2nd December Advent Sunday

(Purple)

11.15 am Holy

Communion

~

1662 Holy Communion

1 Thessalonians 3: 9 – 13 Luke 21 : 25 - 36


Date Chelmorton Monyash Taddington Readings


(Green)

10.00 am Harvest Festival



Genesis 2 : 18 – 24 Mark 10 : 2 - 16


(Green)

~

6.30 pm Harvest Festival


Job 23 : 1 – 9, 16 – 17 Mark 10 : 17 - 31

21st October 21st after Trinity

(Green)

10.00 am Family

Eucharist



(BE)

Hebrews 5 : 1 – 10 Mark 10 : 35 - 45

28th October St. Simon & St.

Jude (Red)

6.30 pm Evensong

6.30 pm Evensong or

Holy Communion


Isaiah 28 : 14 – 16 John 15 : 17 - end

FRIDAY 2nd November

All Souls (Red or Purple)

6.30 pm All Souls Service

Romans 5 : 5 – 11 John 6 : 37 - 40

4th November ALL SAINTS

(White/Gold)




Isaiah 25 : 6 – 9 John 11 : 32 - 44

11th November Remembrance Sunday


Institute

10.00 am Remembrance

Sunday HC then Cenotaph


Hebrews 9 : 24 – 28 Mark 1 : 14 - 20

18th November 2nd before Advent

10.00 am Family

Eucharist(BE)



Hebrews 10 : 11 – 25 Mark 13 : 1 - 8

25th November CHRIST THE KING

6.30 pm Evensong

6.30 pm Evensong or

Holy Communion


Revelation 1 : 4b – 8 John 18 : 33 - 37

2nd December Advent Sunday




1 Thessalonians 3 : 9 – 13 Luke 21 : 25 - 36

White Peak Group Registers

Baptism: 9th September Alfred Thomas Fothergill Jackson Monyash Wedding: 11th August Stuart David Pogmore and Monyash

Kate Victoria Jackson Funeral: 7th September Tom Mycock Chelmorton


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SPONSORS OF NEWS AND VIEWS FOR 2018

We would like to thank the following who have sponsored the 2018 issues:

Charles Cotton Hotel

Devonshire Arms

Cheese Shop

Dauphin Antiques

Anna & Laura Heeley, Emma Doak

(Village Stores Hartington)

“Curtain Call” Drama Group

84229

84232

84935

687149

84222

84634

Waterloo Inn, Biggin

Biggin Hall Country Hotel

Beresford Tea Rooms

Hartdale Motors Ltd

A J & S.PEACH Newsagent &

General Store

Matilda Bay

Farm Shop and Café

84284

84451

84418

84322

84291

07917669449

07710132201

We also wish to thank Hartington Hall YHA who allow the photocopying of the News and Views to be done

on their premises free of charge

PLEASE EMAIL, WHERE POSSIBLE, ITEMS FOR THE NEXT ISSUE BY Nov 15th to

[email protected] or give to Margaret Partridge or Liz Broomhead.

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