armistice 100 at winster church
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Armistice 100 at Winster Church
Photos by Simon Stoker
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Key to Venues: BI=Burton Institute, JR=Jubilee Room, CH=Church, SH=School, MH=Market House, MS=Miners Stand-ard, BG=Bowling Green, PO=Post Office PF=Playing Fields WS=Winster Surgery VS=Village Shop SD=South Darley Village Hall, WMC=Winster Methodist Chapel, WR=Wensley Reading Room EVH=Elton Village Hall.
Saturday 24th Nov Wyns Tor Singers 7.30pm, Bar Opens 7pm BI Monday 26th Nov History Group: Census Returns 1841-1911 7.30pm BI Friday 30th Nov Winster Village Quiz 7.30pm BI Saturday 1st Dec Bingo Night 6pm BI Wednesday 5th Dec Little Pigs Tales 6.15pm BI Saturday 8th Dec Christmas Fun Afternoon 2.30 - 5.30pm CH
Sunday 9th Dec Santa’s Grotto 5 - 7pm Lighting of the Christmas Tree 6pm Sing Around 8pm
VS MH BG
Tuesday 11th Dec Winster Village Magazine Copy Date - Please send your contributions by 6pm
Thursday 13th Dec Pre-School Christmas Party 0-8 years 4 - 5.30pm BI
Friday 14th Dec DCC Mobile Library 9.30am School Play 6pm
Main St CH
Tuesday 18th Dec Last Day for Christmas orders at the shop VS Thursday 20th Dec Monthly Tea and Toast 10am - 12pm CH Sunday 23rd Dec Children’s Christmas Party 4 - 6pm MS Friday 28th Dec Winster Village Quiz 7.30pm BI Sunday 30th Dec Sing Around 7.30pm MS Monday 31st Dec New Year’s Eve Party 8.30 - Late MS
Regular Events Every Monday Winster and Elton Luncheon Club 12pm - 2pm JR
Mon, 1st & 3rd of Month Winster Walking Group (see directory for contacts)
Every Tuesday Walking Football 10.30am Yoga 6.30 - 8.00pm (Drop-in sessions available) Morris Dancers Practice 8.00 pm
PF BI BI
2nd Tuesday of the Month
Winster Walking Group Long Walk 01629 650090 or [email protected]
Every Thursday Open Thursdays with Christine 10.30am - 4pm Cliff Farm Baby and Toddler Stay and Play 9.30-11.30am
Nr Elton BI
Every Friday Senior Club 10.30am-12.30pm BI
Sunday 16th Dec Carol Service at St John’s 6pm CH
Winster Diary
Winster Guisers Programme can be found on page 15
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Welcome to the December Edition of the Winster Village Magazine
T his year, it has been 100 years since the armistice in the first World War. It was humbling to see so many people
gathering together to remember the sacrifice that the fallen have made for us. Living in peaceful times is a gift for us and our children, may they never experience times of such conflict again. Peace has been symbolized in many shapes, such as in the white dove, and a picture of a flight of doves has been chosen as this year’s Winster Christmas Card background. Please consider purchasing one or more to pass on the message of peace and also to support our church and our shop. Please also take a look at the back page for information about the traditional lightening of the Christmas tree and an article about Winster’s very first Craft Sale of local handmade goods in the Burton Institute. Keep well,
Please send your contributions,
including your updates on groups, important dates and other items you would like to be
published to:
Readers’ Letters & Noticeboard
Would you like to put your Christmas Wishes
In the Magazine? Please email them to [email protected] by 11th December .
The price is £5 for 1/5 page, which is the size of this text box. This includes small graphics.
Payment to Bev Atkins at Edge Cottage, East Bank.
Thank you from the Derby & Joan to the Carnival Commi ee for their kind dona on of £100 to our funds. Sandra Purslow
The Burton Institute has a single garage available for rent - clean and dry with electric light. Enquiries and offers to Bernard Bowler: 650261, [email protected]
Winster Luncheon Club would like to thank the Carnival Committee for their kind donation of £150. This will be put to good use, keeping our lively club going through the grey winter months. One of our members led a jolly session making Christmas cards and gift tags, and we have more seasonal activities planned for the weeks ahead.
Winster Village Shop AGM
The AGM will be held on Monday 18th February 2019 in the Burton Institute, Winster, starting at 7.30 pm. We will cover financial and trading performance, loan updates, activities undertaken and planned, trading outlook as well as other items. More details to follow. WVSA Board of Directors
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Property Renovation and Maintenance
to full Project Management
For a l l your property needs f rom new k i tchens &
bathrooms, landscaping and decking to fu l l management of your house renovat ion project .
For more information contact Matt Gill on
01629 650574
Matthew Gill Properties Ltd
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Winster Local History Group Next Meetings Monday 26 November at 7.30 in the Burton Institute
What the Census Returns 1841-1911 tell us about life in Winster
Then after the winter break… Monday 25 February at 7.30 in the Burton Institute The History of the English Fireplace, by Glyn Hughes Everyone welcome
Winster Village Calendar 2019 available at Winster Shop.
Price £6.
Bring the family to the
FAMILY QUIZ FOR CHRISTMAS
FRIDAY 28 DECEMBER 7.30PM BURTON INSTITUTE Setting& asking the questions
MARTIN & BEV *********
ADULTS £3, CHN £1 RAFFLE £1
Everyone is welcome - No need to be part of a team Bring drinks & nibbles - Christmas fun lasts longer
Proceeds to Winster Twinning
NEXT QUIZ FRIDAY 30 NOVEMBER 7.30 BURTON INSTITUTE
asking the questions Rosie and Martin Proceeds to Luncheon Club
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Winster Village Shop and Winter Trading
The WVSA Board would like to thank all the Winster Shop customers and volunteers for their support this year. It has been a financially challenging period. Whilst we still have hurdles ahead, we are better placed to deal with these than 12 months ago. One immediate hurdle is to try to ensure that we have sufficient income over the winter period. The income taken is historically less than that taken during the summer period due to the reduction in visitors and holiday makers in the village. But the shop still has the same overheads. We hope that the high quality of product for sale from local suppliers of dairy, (Peak Dairy) meats (Coats, Ginger), bread and cakes (Luke Evans) and vegetables (Thomson’s) plus other foodstuffs, the Xmas range of products and gifts, together with the enhanced look and feel of the shop encourages customers both in and around the village to buy at Winster Shop rather than elsewhere. The Winster Shop Managers and staff look forward to welcoming you to the shop during this time. SHOP LOCAL. SHOP AT WINSTER VILLAGE SHOP WVSA Board of Directors
Winster School PTFA and Winster Morris invite you to a family ceilidh, with dancing, songs and games.
In the Burton Institute Friday 4th January
6pm to 9pm
£5 adults - £2 children (all accompanied) - £1 raffle
tea/coffee/soft drinks/nibbles included Bring your own alcohol.
All proceeds to Winster PTFA
YOU ARE INVITED TO COME AND TRY YOGA AS A WAY OF IMPROVING YOUR STRENGTH, FITNESS AND WELL BEING
in Winster, at the Burton Institute on Tuesday January 8th
6.30pm to 8.00pm Suitable for men and women of all ages.
THIS IS A FREE INTRODUCTORY CLASS For information phone June Hine 650994 or
e-mail [email protected]
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Simon Wood Garden Services
For All Your Grass Cutting Strimming
Hedge Cutting Fencing
Garden Maintenance & Clearance
Wood Chipping Service
Book Your Lawn Mowing
Now One-Offs Or Regular Cuts
Tel 07966 735949
Thanks from the Winster Pond & Community Orchard Group
So many people to thank! Everyone who came to help clear the pond of the reed mace that is so invasive; Wendy & Cynthia for not only great refreshments but somewhere to sit down after the hard work; David Bentley for the donation of his waders and the wildflower growers and planters for their hard work earlier in the year. Our next project is two interpretation boards and we are very grateful to the Carnival Committee for £200 which is the final part in our financial jigsaw. We also will be pruning the apple and pear trees later in the month.
So a big THANK YOU
Look out for the next litter pick around the village sometime in December.
Tea and Toast at St John's. Please come and join us for the December Tea and on the 20th. Mince Pies will be served as well as the usual refreshments. Christmas Fun Afternoon at St John's Church, Sat 8th Dec, 2:30 – 5pm. This is an afternoon for folk of all ages, with children's activities (from which adults are not excluded!), a Fair Trade Stall, Christmas quizzes for children and for grown-ups, a raffle and refreshments. As part of the activities, the children can make decorations for their own Christmas tree in church. They can also decorate a hat (please bring your own hat if possible). Refreshments will be served during the afternoon, including mulled wine as well as other hot drinks, cakes and squash. We will end the afternoon with carol singing and a Christmas blessing. There is no entry charge. Money made from the raffle and any donations will be split between the church and a named charity. Any help on the afternoon would be appreciated. For further information contact Marion Bowler (650261) or Joan Peck (650496)
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Bingo Night at the
Burton Institute
Saturday 1st December 6pm
Mulled wine and nibbles Everyone welcome from young to old
Kickstart the Christmas Season in style with some
BINGO LINGO!
Run by the School PTFA
Community Christmas Party for ages 0-8
Thursday 13th December 2018
4pm – 5.30pm at the Burton Institute
£5 per child (under 2’s FREE) Includes present and food
Raffle--Father Christmas--Party Food--Taking part in Crafts
Tickets available from Pre-school
Call Kirsty on 07863771636 or email [email protected]
or Check out our Facebook page for details (search Winster and South
Darley Pre-School)
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I have received the note below from Trading Standards who are responsible for adminis-tering and reporting of the various Weight Restrictions in the village (7.5t from Darley Dale to Elton Crossroads and 3.5t on West and East Bank). Up to now there has been an efficient and comprehensive system of reporting HGVs breaking the Restrictions which has resulted in large fines for some vehicles - the current total is in excess of £22,000. See: http://www.winsterwestbank.co.uk/ for details. It now seems the County Council will no longer entertain the multiple reports sent in and have chosen, effectively, to restrict any activity to 'record keeping' (!) unless there is a really big HGV reported. This will mean that the vast majority of offenders - from just over 3.5t and including the dozens of 7.5t lorries reported - are likely to be ignored and so the miscreants will most likely get away with their activities. On West Bank we have worked for years - at some considerable personal cost in time and money - to try to reduce the problems of rogue HGVs, as have others around the district. It now seems those efforts have largely been wasted. In future people are being asked to use the web form below which is anodyne, unwieldy and cannot accept pictures and which will take far more time than a simple email and attachment. But such are the Powers That Be. It is bitterly disappointing. Simon Stoker “We are currently undergoing a restructuring and our ability to respond to weight restriction enquiries in the future will be curtailed as a result. One of the measures we are having to introduce is to insist on reports being provided using the monitoring form on the Derbyshire County Council website, as the infor-mation will now be inputted onto our computer system by our Admin staff. The form can be found at the link below:- https://www.derbyshire.gov.uk/business/trading-standards/weight-restrictions/weight-restriction-reporting/weight-restriction-monitoring-form.aspx I would appreciate if you could report incidents using this form and just mention on the form somewhere if you have a photograph. If we then wish to pursue particular sightings as a formal investigation (generally vehicles with an mgw of 18 tonnes or more on West Bank, 30 tonnes plus in village), I can then contact you directly. Otherwise, vehicle reports will be logged for information but operators will not necessarily be contacted regarding the incidents. We will still try to monitor ‘repeat offenders’ from logos on vehicles. You may of course decide to only report vehicles which we are likely to ‘action’, which of course is entirely understandable in the circumstances – if you decide to pursue this route, hopefully you will at least keep a tally of numbers for ‘other infringing vehicles’ so I can update with you occasionally. Many thanks for your ongoing assistance and co-operation, Kim Mr Kim Percival Trading Standards Officer Derbyshire County Council”
Reader’s Letter
BurtonInstitutePeriodicallyweneedtosortoutthestorageintheBurtonInstitute.WewillbesortingwhatisthereonFridayJanuary11thsopleasemakesurethereisnothingfromyourorganisationthathasbeenlefttherewithoutusbeingaware ‐ as itmight justget thrownawaybyaccident! Labelswillreallyhelp.
PamHat ield(secretary.)
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Over 25 Years of Service: Pete Postie (Peter Wheeldon) has been looking after Winster’s post for over twenty-five years. I say looking after, because how many times has he put your post somewhere safe, stopped you in the street and said “I have something for you”, or left it at the Post Office/shop with a note.
Next year he will have been with the Royal Mail for thirty years and will be retiring. So a big appreciation from us all whilst he is still on our round.
Anthea Rawlence
The Miner’s Standard
Christmas opening: The pub will be open as usual over the Christmas period apart from Christmas day, where we will open at 11.30am and last orders will be at 2.30pm.
Kitchen: Christmas eve: Food served from 12 noon until 4pm Christmas day: Kitchen closed
Raffle Prize: The Miners Standard have donated a Christmas Raffle Prize to the school PTFA, you have the chance to win a two course meal for two people (either starter and main or main and dessert).
Events Saturday 22nd December - Guisers at 9.30pm Sunday 23rd December - Children's Christmas Party. 4pm to 6pm. Party food and entertainment provided. Sunday 30th December - Carol singing at 7.30pm Monday 31st December - New Years Eve Party. From 8.30pm until late. Everyone welcome. DJ and light snacks provided.
The 3 Little Pig Tails presented by Garlic Theatre Burton Institute Wednesday 5th Dec 6.15pm. Tickets: Adults £5, Children £1, available from the school.
'Let me in little piggie it's blowing a gale. Not by the hairs on my little pink tail'
A brand new version of the classic story of the three little pigs set in Paris. A grumpy old wolf is a chef who wants some pigs' tails for his soup. Will the little pigs outwit the wolf and what kind of
house will they build? A funny, warmhearted and interactive rustic tale to make you squeal with laughter, bristling with puppets, live music and lots of joining in. Garlic Theatre entertain the whole family with beautifully crafted puppets, music and a garlicky French twist to the tale.
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Sunday Dec 9th 8pm Bowling Green The usual mixture of songs, music, poems, perhaps with an early seasonal
flavour? Come and join in.
Sunday 30th December at the Miners Standard 7:30pm
pub carols song sheets available
Bring your voices and friends.
Further info from Phyllis Mason 650241
Merry Christmas and a happy and peaceful New Year to a l l our Winster fr i ends from
Judy and Geoff Hinsl iff
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Winster Village Shop
www.winstervillageshop.com Tel: 01629 650683
Your Village. Your Community. Your Shop
Shop Opening Times:
Mon – Sat — 8.00am – 7.00pm - Sun & B/H — 8.00am – 6.00pm
Planning applications received since last month
NP/DDD/1118/1024 and 1025 - Listed Building consent - Proposed residential conversion and minor extension to former Primitive Methodist Chapel.
From Jayne, Katrina, Staff and all the Volunteers
Halloween was a great success with amazing carved pumpkins and scary fancy dress costumes. Great fun was had by all. Congratulations to all the winners. It’s that time again…“Santa’s Grotto” will be on Sunday 9th December at Winster Shop from 5.00pm to 7.00pm. Come along all welcome. Christmas pre-orders are now being taken, please pick up an order form from the shop. You can also pre-order your Christmas turkey from either Coates or Ginger butchers. Turkey sizes range from 8lbs to 20lbs. For prices please enquire at the shop. Last date for Christmas orders is Tuesday 18th December for collection on Monday 24th December from 12.00 until 3.30pm. We have a selection of Christmas cakes for sale from Luke Evans or order now for Christmas. We are also stocking:-
Mince Pies, Christmas Puddings Tinned Shortbread Biscuits, Boxes of Biscuits Homemade Pickles, Chutney & Chilli Jam Selection Boxes, Advent Calendars and a wide variety of Chocolates Hand Knitted Animals Boxed Local Beers Cards, Gift Wrap, Tags
Opening times over the Christmas period:
Christmas Eve - Monday 24th December 8.00 – 4.00 Christmas Day - Tuesday 25th December 9.30 – 12.30 Boxing Day - Wednesday 26th December 9.00 – 3.00 New Years Eve - Monday 31st December 8.00 – 4.00 New Years Day - Tuesday 1st January 9.00 – 3.00
Otherwise normal shop opening times
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Remembering Remembrance As part of our events for Remembrance Day 2018, Howard (from the Royal British Legion) came in to talk to the whole school to tell us a little of his experience, but mainly to enlighten us about how the money we contribute by buying poppies, is spent. We asked lots of questions and Howard encouraged us to STOP and say THANK YOU on November 11th. We dressed in red for the day and contributed more money to this worthwhile cause. Key Stage 2 wrote thoughtful and moving letters to thank Howard for his vis-it. We were very pleased to receive the following response from Howard, which shows the power of saying ‘Thank you’.
“Just to let you know that the messages have arrived and I have read through them all . Receiving messages like that makes all the work we do worth while. I am so deeply touched that the children not only enjoyed the talk but wrote such meaningful replies. I will of course reply to all the questions, but would you please pass on my gratitude to them all. It would be an honour to come again and to talk to the children, with your permission of course.
Regards Howard”
Poetry and Poppies 'West End Workshop'
Con nuing our Remembrance reflec ons, the whole school were treated to a theatre workshop on Friday 9th No-vember, where we par cipated in ac-ve Drama focused
on World War 1. The workshop was meaningful, ac ve and allowed us to empathise with how the soldiers and women le behind would have felt in various situa ons. More importantly we learnt that we must never forget the sacrifice that was made.
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AUTUMN LEAVES
BE QUICK!!!!
ONLY A FEW TICKETS LEFT FOR THIS AUTUMN IN WINSTER EVENT
AN EVENING OF GOOD MUSIC, POETRY AND FOOD IN THE COMPANY OF THE WYNS TOR SINGERS
SATURDAY 24 NOVEMBER AT 7.30PM IN THE BURTON INSTITUTE WINSTER
BAR - TICKETS £12 -RAFFLE
From Winster Post Office or 01629 650718
WINSTER GUISERS PROGRAMME 2018 Friday December 14th 8:00 Plough, Two Dales 8.45 Bulls Head, Youlgrave 9:30 Farmyard, Youlgrave 10:15 Old Bowling Green, Winster Saturday December 15th 7:15 The Lodge, (ex-Crown) Winster 7:45 The Brewhouse, Winster 8:45 Cock & Pullet, Sheldon 9:30 Bulls Head, Monyash 10:15 Old Bowling Green, Winster
Friday December 21st 8:00 Thorntree, Matlock 8:45 Remarkable Hare, Matlock 9:30 Kings Head, Bonsall 10:15 Barley Mow, Bonsall Saturday December 22nd 8:00 Village Hall, Elton 8:45 Druids, Birchover 9:30 Miners Standard, Winster 10:15 Old Bowling Green, Winster
Matthew and Jim Dixon would like to thank everyone who has continued to raise funds for Pancreatic Cancer UK and related charities in memory of Tracey. This includes £70 raised from the sale of some of Tracey’s tapestry threads and equipment in the village. We still have a bag of interesting wools, threads and needles, so if anyone is interested in buying any more items please contact Jim on 01629 650064. So far, over £5000 has been raised in Tracey’s memory which will help towards early detection and treatment of pancreatic cancer.
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Sudoku Don’t forget a move is invalid if:
Any row contains more than one of the same number from 1 to 9
Any column contains more than one of the same number from 1 to 9
Any 3×3 grid contains more than one of the same number from 1 to 9
(Solution on page 20)
WINSTER WAKES CARNIVAL 2018 The main objective of the annual Carnival is to provide the residents of Winster with social, sporting and cultural activities for all age groups. Funds raised are donated in response to applications made by village groups at the autumn AGM. This year funding was provided to the following organisations:
Playing Fields Association Upgrading floodlighting and play area £200
Pond and Community Orchard Towards cost of interpretation boards £200
The Village Shop Towards cost a new freezer £500
Yoga Group Tutor and room hire £150
Pre-school Provision of healthy snacks £100
Village Christmas Tree Towards tree and lighting £100
Darby and Joan Club Trips and Christmas lunch £100
Luncheon Club Running expenses £150
Winster Primary School Towards pantomime visit for all children £300
Twinning Association Transportation from airport and visits in 2019 £500
Parochial Church Council Upkeep of building and grounds £200
Myeloma UK
A sincere thank you to everyone who bought raffle tickets both before and at the Winster Craft sale on November 10th. A total of £220.00 was raised for Myeloma UK. The first prize of a quilt was won by a lady in Hollowell and Gerry Harpham won the 2nd prize of a fabric box.
Joan Mason
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Opening Hours
Monday 9.00 – 12.30.…………... 13.30 – 17.00 Tuesday 9.00 – 12.30……………. 13.30 – 17.00 Wednesday 9.00 – 12.30……………. 13.30 – 17.00 Thursday 9.00 – 12.30……………. Closed
Friday 9.00 – 12.30………… 13.30 – 17.00 Saturday 9.00 – 12.30…….…… Closed Sunday Closed
Winster Post Office
[email protected] Tel: 01629 650668
WINSTER CARNIVAL 2019
CARNIVAL QUEEN 30th June till 6th July 2019
The Winster Carnival committee is looking for the new royalty for 2019
The Queen should be aged between 12 and 16 (secondary school) The Princess between 8 and 12 years old (year 3 to year 6) The Rosebud between 5 and 7 years old (reception to year2) The Pageboy between 5 and 7 years old (reception to year 2) The closing date for applications is Tuesday 23rd January 2019 at 9pm. The applicant’s name will be placed in a draw which will take place at the first carnival meeting in January at the Bowling Green around 7.30pm. Entrants should email their name, school year, date of birth, address, email, phone number and what role they want to apply for. To Irene Webster at [email protected] or ring/text 07500371658 by the same date.
Polythene Collection to Cease I’m not sure how many people are aware that there has been a village collection of polythene for many years, using the green wheelie bin at the side of the shop. For the last 10 years I have been sorting this and taking it to Sainsbury’s. There is no public collection of polythene in this area and, as I understand it, Sainsbury’s take it in as a community favour.
From the end of November I am giving this up. Should anyone be interested in taking this over, do get in touch with me and I can explain what the procedure involves. Rosie Strauss Tel: 650564 or email [email protected]
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DCC MOBILE LIBRARY BUS Please note the details for the Library Bus are: Friday, 14th December from 9.30 to 10.00am. This is a four-weekly service.
The bus makes only ONE STOP in Winster - this is the road side near Winster Hall. Please support this useful facility in order to keep it running.
PUZZLE CORNER Find The Words Below (They’re All About Peace)
Hidden words may run horizontally, vertically, diagonally, forwards and
backwards!
Solutions on page 20
DOVE TRANQUILLITY HARMONY UNITY FRIENDSHIP
LOVE PACIFISM NEUTRALITY UNION RECONCILIATION
To write with a broken pencil is pointless.
A thief who stole a calendar got twelve months.
Our friend Eddie has kleptoma-nia, but when it gets bad, Eddie
takes something for it.
We'll never run out of math teachers because they always
multiply.
I think I have eaten something that disagrees with me. Voice coming from stomach: “no you
haven't!”
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"I will honour Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year."
This is a statement that most people know from Scrooge. But it is actually one we could live by - but what is 'Christmas in my heart'? To me it speaks of unselfish love. It speaks of caring for others on the fringes of society. When I was young my parents weren't flush with cash. But, we had a great Christmas every year. it wasn't about very expensive presents. It was about three things. Times together as a family. opportunity to 'play' together and gifts. I think these three things are very important First, time WE need to spend time together in our various groups - family, church, school, community, county etc. Being together helps us become rooted in our various groups. second, play we are so very serious all year, so very stressed and so very self obsessed. When we feel like we along are carrying the world this can lead to mental health problems. By play I mean taking oneself no too seriously, by realising we are simply part of the world; part of our community; part of our family. For us Christians we are centred of our merciful loving Father. The God who holds us and loved us completely. Third, gift - what is the most precious gift you could receive and also give? Along side all the material gifts, we have to show people how much we love them. We have to allow other to value us and love us. But this type of love is simply a foreshadowing of God's love for each of us. For Christians that's why we give gifts at Christmas this is a sign of our love but also God's love for us.
“God loves each of us as if there were only one of us"
Them as we move forward to 2019 we move forward with hope and joy and love in our hearts. For In Jesus Christ we are called and lifted up. We are give a great dignity - a great gift. God sees in us amazing people. Wonderful people. So let us move forward loving and caring for our community and world place. Let us care for the widow and orphan and those in poverty. From the Old Testament this is the call of God to serve the poor. To serve the needy. Christmas is about looking in the mirror and seeing the child of God. You are so very special. God loves us just like we love our own children. 2018 has been in many ways a year of fear. A year of pain. let us all make 2019 a year of love and charity. Let us have passion for doing what is right, just and loving.
"The Son of God became a man to enable men to become the sons of God” CS Lewis
Wishing you and your families a very happy and blessed Christmas. Please feel free to join us in celebrating the Birth of our Lord. Love and Prayers. With Kind Regards and every prayer. Rev'd Stephen Monk (Rector Darley Dale, South Darley & Winster.)
St. John The Baptist Church Winster
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Solutions for the Word Puzzles and Sudoku from pages 16 & 18
How many bingo callers does it take to change a light bulb? Answer. One, on its own, just the one!
Disclaimer ‐ The information in this magazine is for information & entertainment purposes only. Winster Village Magazine assumes no liability or responsibility for any inaccurate, delayed or incomplete information, nor for any actions taken in reliance thereon. The opinion expressed in each item is the opinion of its author and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Winster Village Magazine publishers.
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CHRISTMAS FAYRE SUNDAY 25 NOVEMBER 2018
2pm - 4pm
LARGER VENUE WITH CAR PARK AND OVERLOOKING VILLAGE GREEN: LITTLE EATON VILLAGE HALL, VICARAGE LANE, LITTLE
EATON, DERBY, DE21 5EA
PLEASE COME ALONG AND HAVE A GREAT TIME, WIN LOVELY PRIZES, BUY SOME CHRISTMAS GIFTS, EAT, CHAT AND BE MERRY!
RUDOLPH HOOPLA - RAFFLE WITH DELIGHTFUL PRIZES - NEW GOODS – DONKEY DERBY RACE – JEWELLERY – SPONSORED SANCTUARY GIFTS –
TOMBOLA - DELICIOUS HOME MADE CAKES SERVED OR TAKE AWAY
This Fayre’s fundraising is mainly for hay purchase and other foods as, due to the hot summer and no grass growth, we have had to feed our donkeys hay etc for many more months than normal throughout late Spring and Summer Please support this local Charity which cares for so many creatures with nowhere else to go. ALL proceeds to the Sanctuary
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Winster Directory Village Magazine: Editor: Adver sing:
Gabi Johannesmann - [email protected] Bev Atkins - [email protected]
650932 650086
Defibrillator Telephone Tree:
Call 15 Volunteers Simultaneously in Case of an Emergency 01629 698699
Village Shop: Manager: Opening Hours:
Jayne Hu on - [email protected] Mon-Sat 8am-7pm. Sundays & Bank Holidays 8am-6pm.
650683
Post Office: Manager: Opening Hours:
Carolyn Ludlam - [email protected] Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri 9am-12.30pm, 1.30pm-5pm Thurs, Sat 9am-12.30pm
650668
Doctors Surgery: Opening Hours:
Mon, Wed 8.30am-12pm, 2pm-6pm. Tues, Thurs 8.30am-12.30pm. Fri 8.30am-1pm.
650207
Burton Ins tute: Chair: Booking, Treasurer:
Bernard Bowler - [email protected] John Geddes - [email protected] (also photocopier)
650261 650364
Primary School: Clerk: Mel Landless - [email protected] 650238 Pre‐School: Manager: Opening Hours:
Kirsty Tonks - [email protected] 07863771636 Monday-Thursday 9am-3pm
Carnival: Chair Mandy Marsden - [email protected] 650181 Secret Gardens: Gill Geddes - [email protected] 650364 History Group: Geoff Lester - [email protected] 650090 Luncheon Club: Rosie Strauss - rosiejay.strauss@b nternet.com 650564
Gerry Harpham - [email protected] 650412 Darby & Joan: Sandra Purslow 650222 Morris Dancers: Secretary: Chair:
Richard Powley - [email protected] Mike Ha ield - ha [email protected]
636994 650468
Garden & Countryside Group: Chair: Lesley Peat 650676 Entertainments Group: Rod Shiers - [email protected] 650523 Senior Club: Gerry Harpham - [email protected] 650412 Open Thursday Club: Chris ne - [email protected] 07837725337, 650712 Village Choir: Marion Bowler 650261 The Orchard Group: Dave Robinson - daveandhes@b nternet.com 650395 Yoga: Info & Booking: June Hine - junehine@b nternet.com 650994 Walking Football: Gerry Harpham - [email protected] 650412 Christmas Tree: Gill Geddes - [email protected] 650364 Neighbourhood Watch: Brian Long - [email protected] 650780 Bakewell & Eyam Transport: 641920 Walking Group Judy Hinsliff - [email protected] 650119 District Councillor: [email protected] 07816 986956 Parish Council: Chair: Clerk:
Brian Long - [email protected] Rob Greatorex - [email protected] www.winsterparishcouncil.gov.uk——NEW——
650780
Vicar: Rev. Stephen Monk - rev.stephenmonk@b nternet.com 734257 Is the above info up‐to‐date? Let us know about changes at [email protected]
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07779 105470
A.P.Brown: Electrical Contractor (Winster/Elton) All Installations. NICEIC Approved
07790 019093
Matlock Glass Co Ltd Replacement windows & doors, double glazing. Safety glass
582043
Bowling Green Inn Good home cooking. East Bank, Winster Open Wed, Thurs 6‐11pm. Fri, Sat 6‐11.45pm, Sun Noon‐11pm Food Served Thurs‐Sat 6‐8.30pm, Sun 12.30‐2.30pm
650219 peakparkpub.co.uk
Peak Cottage Plants www.PeakCottagePlants.co.uk Hardy perennial plants, design & planting service
650428
Peak Insurance Services Ltd‐ 24 Bakewell Road, Matlock Personal Service for all Business and Home Insurance authorised & regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
582911
DJG’s Taxis Birchover Up to 8 passengers www.DJG‐Taxis.co.uk
650025 07767 238331
JPB Services Maintenance, Decorating, Gardening 4 East End, Elton.
650593 07966 526946
Amy’s Dairy All fresh diary products delivered to your door
636639 07799 880740
J.F. Johnson & Sons Commercial and Domestic Plumbing & Heating http://www.jfjohnsonandsons.co.uk
733434
Leacroft Garage and Car Sales All mechanical and body repairs to any make, MOT
650253
Winster Bike Shed Bicycle service, maintenance, custom builds http://www.winsterbikeshed.co.uk/
07974022331
PEAK EPC – Energy Performance Certificates David Brown, Leacroft Road, Winster. www.peakepc.co.uk
650932
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The Miner’s Standard Real Ale Home cooked Meals Top of the Bank, Winster Open daily Noon– 12pm. Food served 12‐2.30 everyday, 6‐8.30 Mon‐Sat
650279
R Stone Joinery 3 Ivy Lane Elton. All types of Joinery Work undertaken
07971 815683
David Barnsley Painter & Decorator (Interior & Exterior)
650588
Steve Salfield [email protected] Jazzsax—Jazz, Blues and Rock'n'Roll bands
650183
R.G. Morris & Son Ltd Fresh Fish, Poultry & Game delivered weekly Wed pm
07968 734909 01298 72458
Fired Up Heating Services Full range of Gas Safe Registered heating and plumbing David Gilling [email protected]
650336
Designs in Stone. Hand Carved Natural Stone Fireplaces, All Types of Stone Masonry, Restoration and Renovation www.designs‐in‐stone.co.uk
07989103140 01629 650057
Helios Electric for all your domestic electrical installation and maintenance [email protected]
650920 07585 604329
Gary Beech Chimney Sweep ‐ NACS and HETAS approved www.chimneysweepmatlock.co.uk [email protected]
07899 034 738 01629 825340
Mary Rush, reflexology in the comfort of your own home Also Neal's Yard organic consultant [email protected]
07813 158636
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WINSTER CRAFT SALE SUCCESS We are delighted to say our debut into the world of commerce
was very successful and enjoyed by everyone there. The cra speople of Winster started arriving around midday to start the transforma on of the Burton Ins tute into an Aladdin’s Cave of colour and treasures. By 1.45 the hall was full of customers and browsers all happily cha ng, ea ng cake and
admiring the work on display. Turned-wood items shone and gleamed cheek-to-cheek with gli er-strewn gree ngs cards. Jewel-coloured stained-glassware com-plemented the fragmented designs of patchwork quilts and tapestries. Framed pictures created from a diversity of ingredients such as pebbles, wood,
plaster and flowers, jostled for space alongside Christmas decora ons, gemstone and bead jewellery, decoupage and kni ed toys, as well as a huge selec on of beau ful tex le work including applique and patchwork. The level of skill and talent all together in one room was quite astonishing. We both say a HUGE thank you to everyone who par cipated and helped to make it such a very lovely event. Ali and Gill