Kislingbury News July 2013
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JULY 2013 KISLINGBURY NEWS
Transcript of Kislingbury News July 2013
JULY 2013
KISLINGBURY NEWS
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Kislingbury Parish Council - Directory
PARISH CLERKAnn Addison Finance [email protected] 858226
CHAIRMANPaul Collins Finance 830219
KPFA RepresentativeStreet Lights
VICE CHAIRMANAlison Ward Manager PC Website 833497
PC Report Kislingbury News
COUNCIL MEMBERSMiriam Harris Village Hall Committee 831835 Elderly LiaisonKay Longland Finance 832473
Notice BoardsRoger Minchin Allotment Contact 830435Sharon O’Connell Allotment Contact 839057Sarah Parker School Liaison 830539
Ann Addison South Northants Council 858226Janet Eliot South Northants Council 830231Joan Kirkbride Northants County Council 01327340370Chris Heaton-Harris MP Daventry Constituency 859721
Phil Beeston Footpath Warden 832146Dill Thomas Dog Warden 07810280510Dennis Tidmarsh Flood & Snow Warden 830074Leslie Hartwell Deputy Flood Warden 830343Ron Hoodak Tree Warden 07704978511Felicity Dunkley Village Archivist 830514Anne Upton Village Archivist 833422Chrissie Key Village Hall Booking Clerk 831824Tim Ward NHW Co-ordinator 07855388751
Parish Council Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of eachmonth in Kislingbury Village Hall at 7.30pm. The Press and Mem-bers of the Public are welcome to attend.Minutes can be seen on Parish Notice Boards, in the ChurchPorch and on the Parish Council website:
www.kislingburyparishcouncil.org.uk/wp
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Welcome to the July edition of the Kislingbury NewsThere is no August Kislingbury News and the deadline for the Septem-ber issue is 20th August 2013. Where possible contributions should besent in electronic format by email to:
[email protected] delivered to David Lawrence, at 21 Hall Close, Kislingbury.
Village DiaryJuly
3rd Kisle Amblers meet at Olde Red Lion at 9.45am4th KOF’s Summer BBQ - Page 124th Summer Messy Church - Page 66th Kislingbury Cycle Club meet at Olde Red Lion at 10am13th Coffee Morning at Kislingbury & Upton Baptist Church - Page 1616th Mothers’ Union Coffee Morning - Page 2217th Kisle Amblers meet at Olde Red Lion at 9.45am23rd Arts & Crafts Society Buffet & Social - Page 12
August7th Kisle Amblers meet at Olde Red Lion at 9.45am18th Rotary Club Duck Race - Page 1321st Kisle Amblers meet at Olde Red Lion at 9.45am
November30th Kislingbury Annual Art & Craft Exhibition & Sale
Regular EventsSequence Dance – Contact Dave or Rita 01604 830982Bell Ringing Monday Nights 7.30pm – 8.30pmKarate - Wednesday & Thursday 6.00pm. Sunday 10.00amSee Eddie Sanders at the Village Hall for more detailsPlay Group open during Term Time at Village HallKOF’s - Every Thursday 10.30am at the Village HallKislingbury Parish Council meets 3rd Tuesday of every month in theVillage Hall
View Kislingbury News On-LineKislingbury News, and all back issues going back to2010, can now be viewed on-line. Simply go to:
www.kislingburyonline.co.ukand click on the “Kislingbury News” tab. You will alsofind this website useful for finding information aboutKislingbury, including signing up for the Kislingburyemail database.
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Kislingbury Parish CouncilNotes from the meeting held on Tuesday 21st May 2013
This evening our meeting opened with a presentation from Persimmon Homes withregards to developing land at the top of Beech Lane/Camp Lane. This is all a proposaland no planning has been submitted as yet. The Council listened to what the repre-sentatives had to say and further discussions will take place in due course. Please raiseany concerns you have over this land with a Parish Council member.
Allotments – An amendment was put forward about sheds on the allotments, it wasdecided that allotment holders can erect a shed that equates to 36 square feet and nota size of 6ft. by 6ft.
Councillor Kirkbride reported that a Zebra Crossing will be put in place outside theschool. This is very important as the school does not have a crossing patrol person.Work should commence during the school holidays in August.
Waste collection Service – The new blue bins and waste bins will be delivered to us allweek beginning 1st July and the new collections will start week beginning 8th July.Documentation will be sent each householder from South Northants Council shortly.
Our proposed traffic survey is still needing volunteers. Dates to be confirmed. This isa 24 hour survey and we need as many people as possible to help out with anotherimportant issue in our village. Please forward your name to any of our Parish Council-lors or the Clerk to the Council.
Alison Wardwww.kislingburyparishcouncil.org.uk/wp
Many thanks to everybody from the village who have supportedus during our first month after re-opening The Sun Inn on 1stJune. We will be launching our new food menu in early July sokeep an eye on our website www.thesuninnkislingbury.co.ukfor details.
Our opening hours are:Monday to Friday 12 noon - 2pm and 5pm - 11pm
Saturday & Sunday 11am - 11pmThe New Sun Team Telephone 01604 833571
NEWS FROM “THE SUN INN”
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Light Up St. Lukes
The June draw was carried out by Una Hardingand the lucky winner was Wendy Blyth.Leslie Hartwell
July Quiz PageAnswers from last month:
1. Amber nectar 6. Jimmy White 11. Olive Branch2. White elephant 7. White Heather 12. Black Ice3. Green Goddess 8. Clotted Cream 13. Black Eye4. Saffron Walden 9. Prussian Blue 14. Cream Cracker5. Shrinking Violet 10. Penny Black 15. Grey Matter
This time the answers are types of transport either on land, water or in the air. Lookout for anagrams also.
1. Kontiki
2. Neat and tidy shape
3. Bedes loud bucker
4. What aeroplanes do after landing
5. Pull sharply
6. Don’t put it before the horse
7. Irish money
8. Travels with a skirt
9. A brown rota
10. Did daisy ride it
11. US street car
12. Up up and away
13. Male cow snoozing
14. Equals 16
15. Inside the bin
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Children’s Page
Bee-drive gameEquipment1 dice per groupBlank paper per playerPen/ pencil per playerInstructionsPlay in groups of up to six people.Each member of the group takesit in turn to roll the dice. Playersmust roll a 6 (body) tostart. They can then add the oth-er body parts as they roll the ap-propriate number. Notethat a 5 must be rolled for a headbefore any antenna can be add-ed.Number on dice = Body part6 Body5 Head4 Wing (2 wings)3 Leg (4 legs)2 Antenna (2 antenna)1 Stripes (3 stripes)The winner is the first person tofinish their bumblebee.
Bumblebees are a very important part of the life in the garden. We need them to helppollinate the flowers in order for the fruit of the flowers/trees to grow and develop.Bumblebees are social insects and live in nests of up to 400 individuals. Each nest isruled by a queen and lasts for just one year. This is different to honeybee hives whichremain active for several years. In early spring the queen emerges from hibernation tostart a new nest. Her first task is to build up her energy reserves so it is reallyimportant that she can find plenty of pollen and nectar-rich flowers . Once she hasfound a suitable nest site she will rear her first batch of eggs – a group of femaleworkers whose job it will be to feed and nurture the colony . This process is repeatedthroughout the summer with the queen rarely leaving the nest. There are hundreds ofbeautiful flowers that you should have in your garden to keep bees happy theseinclude foxgloves, lavender, geraniums, herbs and wild roses.
What goes zzub, zzub?A bee flying backwards!
Why do bees buzz?Because they can't whistle!
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THE PARISH CHURCH OF ST LUKEDO YOU WISH TO TAKE HOLY COMMUNION BUT FIND IT DIFFI-CULT ON A SUNDAY?A short service of Holy Communion is offered at 10.30am on the 1st
Wednesday each month.Or you could take advantage of the 8am Holy Communion on the 2nd Sunday.A warm welcome awaits you at either of these services.
On the occasion of their baptism on 14th July we offer our prayers forMatilda Patsy and Elsie Grace, and best wishes to their family and friends.
And our congratulations and best wishes for the future to ChristopherTurner and Emma Berry who are to be married on 3rd August.
OUR NEXT CHURCH CLEANING MORNINGS ARE SATURDAYS 20thJuly and 17th August at 10.00am – weather permitting we would like todo some light weeding in the churchyard as well so please come prepared!
CREAM TEAS IN CHURCHEVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON IN JULY
3.30PM - 5PMMeet your friends and have a relaxing afternoon!
SUMMER MESSY CHURCHTHURSDAY 4TH JULY – 3.30PM
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News from Kislingbury Temperance Cricket ClubThe club is again fielding two teams in divisions 6 and 13 of the Hevey NCLLeague. Both teams have put in strong performances so far with the 1st teamwinning all but one of their matches and the 2nd team winning all matches todate.The clubhouse was refurbished pre-season and the wicket is in great shape.New members are always welcome and social membership is £3 per person for2013. We have a well stocked bar and show all major sporting events on SkySports and ESPN.Upcoming home fixtures for the next month:
6 July 2nd team Old Grammarians 3rd
13 July 2nd team Burton Latimer 4th
20 July 1st team Rothwell 2nd
27 July 2nd team Old Northamptonians 5th
3 August 1st team GrettonWhat’s On:Monday Village League Darts FixturesWednesday Quiz NightSunday Bingo & Play your Cards RightFor more information please contact:Sarah Cotton, Secretary 07950 729816 – [email protected]
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My name is Jonathan Barker and I have moved to Bugbrooke with my wife Bethany.Having spent our last five years in Welton we are used to enjoying the communityspirit that comes with village life. I hope that, over time, we can be an integral part ofthis area too.I have been in the estate agency industry for over fifteen years, working for bothcorporate and independent firms. Three years ago I decided to become a ‘self em-ployed’ Property Consultant working under the Horts Estate Agents banner. Being ‘selfemployed’ means that I don’t ‘clock on’ in the morning and ‘clock off’ in the earlyevening, or work reduced hours at weekends. I make myself available at times that suitmy client’s needs. Everyone has access to me via my mobile number and personalemail address so you never have to leave messages with other people. My aim is tooffer a knowledgeable, trustworthy service whilst acting with integrity to those thatare looking to sell or buy in the villages of Bugbrooke, Kislingbury and Nether Heyford.So please consider me next time you have your home valued. You can call me on07793 355604. Please read my reviews at allagents.co.ukYours sincerelyJonathan Barker
Gardening Page - July the height of Summer!With the continued warmer weather (hopefully!) and long days, everythingshould be growing well and there should be plenty to harvest on the allotmentand lots of flowers in the garden.Keep your borders tidy by cutting back any faded perennials and hoe regularlyto stop the growth of annual weeds.Regular dead heading throughout the borders will encourage new flowers andcutting back hardy Geraniums, Delphiniums and Penstemons as they fade, willencourage new growth and hopefully a further flush of flowers.Don’t forget to regularly feed your baskets and pots to keep them looking good.Harvest your Garlic when the tops start to yellow and bend over and spread thebulbs out in the sun to dry out if you want to store them.Once fruits start to form on Peppers , Aubergines, Melons, Cucumbers, Cour-gettes, Marrows and Strawberries you can boost your crops by regularlyapplying a high potash feed.Pick Courgettes , Marrows and runner beans regularly to encourage more fruitsand water often in drier weather.Runners on strawberry plants can be pegged down on the soil to root and createnew plants for next year.Sow the last of your Beetroot, Florence Fennel, Peas and French beans andplant out Cabbages, Cauliflowers, Sprouts, Broccoli and Kale for the Autumnand Winter.
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Tales from Kislingbury ArchivesFrom Kislingbury Village Magazine August-October 1954
In those days, Dr. White, used to come round on a motor-bike. OldGeorge Burrows, known to everyone as ‘Crook’ on account of hiswooden leg, complained one day of being ‘off colour’. The doctor saidhe would put out some medicine for him if he would collect it fromBugbrooke. Later that day old Crook set out from his cottage inWiddows’ Row. He arrived at Bugbrooke, got the promised medicineand started back to Kislingbury. But it was a warm day and old Crookwas getting hot and thirsty. At the top of Butts Hill the toll and the thirstgot the better of him. He sat down by the side of the road, took the corkfrom the medicine bottle and drank the lot! He reckoned he felt bettertoo.And of course they do say that old – No, I won’t mention his name, buthe lived in Back Lane – they do say that he had some medicine ‘to betaken in water’ and he took it standing in a puddle in the yard!
If you have any photographs, documents or recollections that youthink may be of interest, please contact:
Anne Upton 833422 Felicity Dunkley 830514
Pilates With CherylClasses are held every Thursday
Bugbrooke Community & Sports centre9.30am – 10.30am
Harpole Old School HallThursday 7.45pm -8.45pmUpper Harlestone Institute
Wednesday 6.30pm -7.30pmPilates is suitable for men and women of all fitness levels and
abilities. Cheryl is a certified Pilates teacher and exercise referralspecialist qualified to accept participants with the following
conditions: Arthritis, Scoliosis, Hip/Knee replacements,Diabetes & MS.
Pilates improves flexibility, strength, balance, coordination andprevents injury toning hips, thighs and stomach.For more information call Cheryl: 07931560734
www.cherylgormanpilatesandfitness.co.ukEmail: [email protected]
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Foundation GovernorA vacancy has arisen on the Governing Body of the school for a FoundationGovernor. Foundation Governors are a Christian presence on the governingbody of a Church of England School. They have the same duties andresponsibilities as other school governors but, in addition, they are chargedwith ensuring that the school's ethos, distinctiveness and effectiveness asa Church School is maintained and developed. Foundation Governors repre-sent the interests of the Church locally in the school and school in the localChurch; as such they are a vital community link.
If you are a regular worshipper in one of the churches locally and would beinterested in becoming a school governor then please phone Mrs JanetNorthing (Headteacher) on 01604 831172 to arrange a visit to the school.
Community GovernorThe school has one vacancy on the Governing Body for a Community Gover-nor. Community Governors are people who live or work in the community inwhich the school is set and feel that they would like to contribute furtherto the future development of the school. If you would be interested inbecoming a school governor then we would be delighted to speak to you.Please phone the head teacher on 01604 831172 for an informal discussion.
We hope that you like the new Values Logo which has been produced for usby Tony Tutchenor following our ‘Design a Logo’ competition. The entriesfrom Joe Barrick, Mrs Woodward, Megan Curtis and Nathaniel Bridgenshave all been incorporated into the final design.
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Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter - June 2013By the time you read this we shall have enjoyed another Village Fayre. I hope thatthe weather will be much warmer and we have a sunny weekend for what hasbecome a really big event. At times of warmer weather the Village will always havestrangers walking through whether on the Nene Way, or following some otherfootpath. We need to be careful not to become complacent about Security whenthe weather is fine and we are outside. Please make sure that you keep yourdoors securely locked even if you are in the garden, and if you have open windowsthese should also be protected by security locks. Items of value should not bevisible from windows, particularly if they are open, as these can be "fished" out byopportunistic criminals. At night please lock up securely and pull your curtains soyour rooms are not visible from the outside. Porch lights on at night and motionsensitive security lighting are very good deterrents for the dark hours. If anyreader has any particular requests or issues about Crime Prevention pleasecontact me on my number below.If you live in Ashby Close or Bugbrooke Road please think about volunteeringto become a Street Representative for your street. These streets have never hada Street Representative. Being a Street Representative is not hard work, but itdoes help to make your neighbourhood more secure. I am happy to say that itlooks like we have a Volunteer to be the Street Representative for Watts Closeand I shall welcome the person in my next news. The streets without an activeNHW presence are more vulnerable than the rest of the Village. Please contactme (telephone number and email address below) if you wish to volunteer to be aStreet Representative. Please see the Village Web site for the full list of StreetRepresentatives. Visit the NHW News Blog Site to view this Document.Village news - A catalytic converter was cut and removed from a vehicle in WattsClose overnight on Monday 3 June. Two men in an unmarked white van wereobserved fly-tipping what looked like old fencing panels on the grass outside theCromwell Cottage. A VW Polo was observed on several nights at the PlayingFields and when the time came to lock the gates the occupants demonstrated areluctance to leave, but when they did leave, it was at high speed in an intimidat-ing way. A burglary has taken place in Beech Lane on 21st May 2013 betweenthe hours of 1400 and 1440. Various items of property including a vehicle werestolen. The vehicle has since been recovered.SmartWater promotion - anyone interested in this powerful theft deterrent pleasecontact me.VILLAGE EMAIL DATABASE - The number of houses signed up to our Data-base is now 232 at the time of writing this report. Those on the database will beable to receive urgent NHW messages direct, and important Village information.If you are not on the database we cannot contact you. Visit the Village Website,click on the Email Database link, and subscribe. It is very easy! Go to:www.kislingburyonline.co.ukRemember, and use, the following numbers to report crimes or otherincidents.Police: 999 for an emergency or to Report a Crime that is happening.Non Emergency Calls to the Police use 101, or text to 18001 101. The dedicatedNeighbourhood Watch Number is 01604 432 436. Crimestoppers (Anonymous)0800 555 111.Tim Ward 07855 388 751 and [email protected]
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Kislingbury Arts & Crafts Society
Our “year” ends on Tuesday 23rd July with a Buffet and SocialEvening. We will start earlier than usual at 7.00pm. Perhaps memberswill be kind enough to let me know if they intend to be there on thatevening. Telephone No. 830343.We have a break during August and recommence our programme inSeptember. Details of meeting time and date will be in the next issueof Kislingbury News.The Annual Art and Craft Exhibition and Sale will be held in the VillageHall on Saturday 30 November.Doreen Hartwell (830343)
JULY 2013 NEWS4th JULY KOFS SUMMER BARBECUE
Preparations are well advanced for this years themed event which willbe based on the American Independence Day celebrations.
KOFS CHARITY FUNDIn 2012 the KOFS raised over £900 for donations to designated charities.
For 2013 funds are being raised in order that we can donate to threecharities this year which are the MacMillan Nurses, Marie Curie and
the Freemantle Trust
A WARM WELCOME TO ALL THE OVER FIFTIES INTHE VILLAGE TO COME ALONG AND JOIN US
We meet every Thursday, 10.30 am at the VILLAGE HALLThe membership is Free
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KISLINGBURY AMBLERSDo you like walking but don’t want to go on your own? Then this could bethe answer. Every first and third Wednesday morning of the month, agroup of us from the village have a walk (not a march!) in Northamptonshire,starting and ending at a village pub where some of us have a bite to eatbefore returning to Kislingbury. There is no commitment to join us on everywalk and if you would like more information, please ring Mick Abbott onNorthampton 831562.
Our first walk in June was from Little Harrowden, looping through Orling-bury. This was a distance of 4½ miles which is approximately the length ofmost of our walks. We returned to the Lamb Inn for lunch, where we werelooked after very well.
Our second walk was a slightly longer one by popular request. This was for6.4 miles from Castle Ashby, through Chadstone, down to the river atCogenhoe Mill up to Whiston. After a short break, we climbed to Whistonchurch before returning to Castle Ashby. This time we had lunch at theRed Lion at Denton which satisfied both our hunger and our thirst.
Northamptonshire Historic Churches Trust
SPONSORED RIDE AND STRIDESaturday 14th September 2013 from 10am - 6pm
Plan your own route from church to church.Over 350 churches and chapels in Northamptonshire
open to visit with a warm welcome andrefreshments at many.
All sponsorship money received will be dividedequally between the NHCT and the church or chapel
chosen by the participant.Sponsorship forms and a list of open churchesand chapels are available from Jim Headford.
Telephone 01604 830603.Website www.nhct.org.uk
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Northants Disability and a Help for Heroes XIon Friday 19th July @ 6.30pm
Northants Cricket is delighted to announce that the County Ground will host aFloodlit Twenty20 match between Northants Disability and a Help for Heroes XIon Friday 19th July.The match will be the first of its kind to be held at the County Ground, and willact as a flagship event for the County’s ambitions to become the East Midlandscentre for disability Cricket.The match will see the County’s disability team take on a select XI of formerarmed services personnel who will represent the Help for Heroes charity – allproceeds from the match will be donated to Help for Heroes.Northants Disability Head Coach Andy Hill said of the match, “It’s a greatpleasure to be able to welcome the Help for Heroes team and representativesto the County Ground. To be able to play a floodlit game on your home groundat a First Class County venue is a massive honour, and one that our disabledplayers are relishing. For this opportunity I can only thank David Smith and theCounty Board for showing immense support for not only the Disabled team, butalso for Disability cricket in general.”Katie Wilson from Help for Heroes said of the match, "We at Help for Heroes areabsolutely delighted that Northants Cricket has chosen to support us andorganise a charity match featuring their disability team and allowing us to fielda team of our wounded, injured and sick. It's a great opportunity to showcasewhat can be achieved and promises to be great fun"Northants Cricket Chief Executive David Smith added, “We are delighted tosupport this match and our disability cricket pathway, as it plays a key part ofour strategy to improve our standing within the local community.”Tickets will be available soon, and for further event information, please visitnorthantscricket.com or call 01604 514455.
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Joint Parkinson’s UK and M.S. SocietyCOFFEE MORNING
Home made cakes & Mints and Sweets for ChildrenSaturday 13th July - 10am until 1pm
At Kislingbury & Upton Baptist Church Mill RoadFree entry - Donations only
Raffle DrawAll are Welcome
www.parkinsons.org.uk Tel. 0808 800 0303www.mssociety.org.uk Tel. 0808 800 8000
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ACUPUNCTUREin
Kislingbury
Julie Neal, MBAcCAcupuncture treats a wide
range of problems includingpain, insomnia, stress
and anxiety
I have a particular interestin fertility and IVF
Call to see if acupuncturecould help you.
Home visits also available
Tel: 831199 or 07957 324586E-mail: [email protected]
SMALL JOBSSERVICE
Small gardening orhousehold DIY jobs
carried out
Estimates given
Robin Corlett7 The Orchard
Kislingbury
Tel: 830956
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KS3, GCSE & A-LEVEL PRIVATE TUITION*ARE YOU IN NEED OF SOME EXTRA HELP WITH YOUR SCHOOL
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G R Abraham Roofing LtdThe Complete Roofing ServiceLocal Family run Business Est. 1986
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Tel: 01604 830465Mobile: 07596011567Mobile: 07842827018
Email: [email protected]
Fencing, lawn mowing, hedge trimming,general garden tidy and rubbish clearanceFree quotes and advice, friendly service,
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Margaret Welsh CharityThe Margaret Welsh Charity provides grants to young people whohave left school and are entering higher education or are taking arecognized apprenticeship.Applicants must be residents of Kislingbury, under 25 years of ageand have not previously received a grant from the Charity.Grant cheques will be issued to successful applicants in October.Proof of attendance on the course or apprenticeship is requiredand should be provided with the application letter.Applications, giving details of the course or apprenticeship, shouldbe made by the applicant in writing before 30th September to: AlanRoberts at 1A Church Lane, Kislingbury, NN7 4AD.Note: applications will not be accepted from parents or other thirdparties.Alan Roberts
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ABBOTTSLANDSCAPE & DESIGN
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NORTHAMPTON NN7 3PH
TEL. 01604 831841MOB. 07930 737865 Call 01604 530303
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Thompson’s CarpetCarpets Cushion Flooring
Flotex Carpet Tiles
Quality at competitive pricesAll types of carpet supplied and fitted
for your home or officeFree estimates with no obligation
Also carpet cleaning (domestic and office)
Walt Thompson30A, Livingstone Avenue, Long Lawford,
Rugby, Warwickshire, CV23 9BU.Mobile: 07710 282271
Mothers’ UnionWe have had to change the date for our Coffee Morning in July toTuesday, 16th July from 10.30am until noon. There will be a bringand buy table and a raffle.This year the money raised will be donated to the Bugbrooke EastAfrica Trust. Sue Pace has recently talked to us about the workcompleted this year in Tanzania. She and Tony managed to helpbuild the Esther Pharmacy and complete the first stage of thesecondary school.There are two classrooms, a toilet block and staff quarters com-pleted. Next year, she and Tony hope to return to help add anadministrative block, laboratory and five more classrooms. This isdependent on raising about £30,000.Your support would be very welcome, the coffee morning will heldin Gill Cooke’s garden at 63 Willow View and we look forward toseeing as many of you as possible.
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Have your feet cared for in the comfort of your own home
Ken BrightMBChA, MSSCh
Tel 406741
£20 per Visit!
** Zumba Fitness Northampton *Now offering Zumba Toning classes!
A fantastic calorie-burning andbody sculpting class!
Starting from week beginning 10th Sept.Mondays @ The Elgar Centre, Upton 7-8pm
Zumba. £4.50.Tuesdays @ Kislingbury Village Hall 7-8pm
Zumba. £4.50Thursdays @ Franklins Gardens :-
7- 7.45pm - Zumba £48 – 8.45pm – Zumba Toning £5
Fridays @ Kislingbury Village Hall :-9.30 – 10.15am – Zumba £410.30 – 11.15am – Zumba Toning £5
(starts 21st Sept)
Contact Sue for more details and tobook your place in the classes.
07952 [email protected]
www.zumbafitnessnorthampton.co.uk
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Brian LawrenceBuilding & Decorating Contractor
10 Whittles Cross, Wootton, Northampton NN4 6BGTel: 01604 675567 Fax: 01604 706932
Mobile 07860 509043Email: [email protected]
Established since 1957
Local Authority and Diocesan Approved Contractor
All aspects of building, general maintenanceand decorating, etc.
Domestic and Commercial
Free advice and quotation service
Contact James Lawrence
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50 Copies (double sided) £6.00100 Copies (one sided) £8.00
100 Copies (double sided) £12.0050% discount for Kislingbury non-profit making organisations
Please call Kenneth Tonge on 01604 830421for any further information
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The Parish Church of St Luke Services at St Luke’sWednesday 3rd July 10.30am Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer)Sunday 7th July 11.15am Holy CommunionSunday 14th July 8.00am Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer)
11.15am Worship for AllSunday 21st July 11.15am Holy CommunionSunday 28th July 11.15am Morning WorshipSunday 4th August 11.15am Holy CommunionWednesday 7th August 10.30am Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer)Sunday 11th August 8.00am Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer)
11.15am Worship for AllSunday 18th August 11.15am Holy CommunionSunday 25th August 11.15am Morning WorshipSunday 1st September 11.15am Holy Communion
St Patrick’s Catholic Church DustonParish Priest: Rev. Philip Swingler - Times of Masses
Saturday for Sunday: 6.00pmSunday: 9.30am, 11.00amHolydays: 9.30am, 7.00pmConfessions: Sat 10.00am - 11.00pm, 6.45pm - 7.30pm
Kislingbury & Upton Baptist ChurchEveryone is invited to our various church activities:Sunday Services: 10.30am includes Kidzchurch and is followed by refresh-ments.Third Sunday of each month praise service 6.15pm, preceded by tea at 5pm.Prayer Meeting: 9.30am-10.30am every Tuesday. If you have any prayerrequests please let our Pastor know or drop a note in the letter box.Midweek Meetings: Every Wednesday at 7.30pm.Kizzletots: Tots group - 9.30am to 11.30am every Thursday during term time.Photographic Club: First Monday of each month at 7.30pmMen’s Meeting: Meeting times and activities vary.Activities in Upton:Upton Tots: Every Wednesday from 10.30am to 12.30pm at the ElgarCentre.Talking Point: Group for Mums with small babies, every Wednesday from10.30am to 12.30pm at 16 Mill Pond Drive, Upton. Health Visitors are usuallypresent on first and third weeks of each month.Chicks and Sticks: First Tuesday of each month.Book Club: Fourth Tuesday of each month.For further information on any of the above please contact our Pastor, MarilynWebb on 01604 454243 or [email protected]
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