Norley News Jun 12

Norley News—June 2012 1

Praise was sung for Norley’s own budding pyrotechnics coordinator, Landlord

John Whitlow after he kick started the village’s jubilee fun with a fireworks

display.

Rain held off and the weather was kind as the display got going at 10.30pm on

Saturday 2nd June at the Tiger’s Head pub. A great success, the show attracted a

large and appreciative crowd to the pub.

“People said the fireworks were better than bonfire night” said John, who put this

down to his having more experience now.

“They are nothing to what I have planned for this bonfire night,” he added. As the

bar staff was run off their feet in a busy top bar John joked that he should do fire-

works every weekend.

The show goes on as inclement jubilations spark Plan B As Sunday’s pouring rain threatened to dampen spirits, the Jubilee Committee sprang into

action to save the day. And stoically shrugging it all off, Norley people partied through

regardless.

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happen,” said

Claudia. “People

were amazing,

working hard and

showing a true

“Dunkirk Spirit”.

In addition to the

Tiger’s Head’s

tent, five more

arrived as well as

a gazebo and a

tarpaulin.

The Jubilee

Team was

s o

i mp r essed

w i t h

S e b a s t i e n

L o w e ’ s

hard work

that he was

the first to

receive a

Jubilee Medal from Alison Greasley.

Wellies and raincoats were out in force on the day as the ‘Big

Confident that the

weather would

not let Norley

down on Sunday

3 rd June, the

J u b i l e e

C o m m i t t e e

planned a grand

s t r e e t p a r t y

outside the front

of the Tiger’s Head. But by Sunday morning grim weather

forced a hasty rethink and urgent crisis talks were held

outside the pub.

“For a moment we even considered cancelling,” said Jon

Wild.

“I felt so disheartened. After all the work we put in…I could

have cried” said Claudia Wild. But Noreen Ashbrook

galvanized everyone into action saying they mustn’t even

think about calling it off.

S o J u b i l e e

C o m m i t t e e

me mb er s , Jon

W i l d , A n n

Crawford and pub

Landlady Tracey

Whitlow quickly

devised Plan B –

decamp to the beer

g a r d e n u n d e r

canvas.

The challenge was to beg or borrow enough tents to

accommodate everyone.

But after Ann made some urgent telephone calls round the

village everyone pulled together and many people including

the Scouts came to the rescue with extra tents.

“When push came to shove so many people actually made it

Jubilee Takes Off with a Bang!

News Inside

Meet our new Chair ..........................................

Making Hay?..................................... Bee latest

Historical Response ............................ to photo

All the answers.................................................

July & Aug deadline................................. 1 July

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Lunch’ got underway

with more than 200

people turning up

determined not to let

the weather spoil their

party.

Despite driving rain,

Joe Gadd soldiered on

to run the ‘beat the

g o a l i e ’ g a m e

outside and the

coconut shy and

golf nets games also

c o n t i n u e d a s

planned.

Everyone who came

to the party received

a souvenir

programme and all

the children got a

commemorative mug, as well as lollipops, and medals.

Periodically chilly faces turned up at the bar ordering hot

drinks. But smiles and laughter were never in short supply

and the tents remained busy until late afternoon.

Her Majesty was very amused.


Ready, Steady, Push! Hilarity and keen competition at Norley’s first pram race!

Sunshine returned just in time on Monday as five teams

limbered up for the pram race down Pytchleys Hollow, up

Hambletts Hollow, along Norley Road and down Maddocks

Hill.

Nikki Platt, in

running shoes

a n d c y c l i n g

shorts, made light

w o r k o f

propelling her 9

month old baby,

Jack Bairstow,

round the course

and finished a convincing first.

In second place was Andrew Querelle and

baby.

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At a slight weight

d i s a d v a n t a g e ,

comedy value was

provided by fearless

Chris Latham, 23,

and his 26 year old

‘ b a b y ’ D a v e

Whitlow on a

homemade cart. An

old pub chair was incorporated into the design for ultimate

comfort as they hurtled down Maddocks Hill. Defying

predictions of broken bones and bleeding knees, they made

it to the finish line unscathed in third place.

More comedy and delight

came from the ‘family’

team in final place, with

Trevor Gleave as mother, in

a beautifully tailored low

cut floral maxi dress, which

w a s c h a r m i n g l y

complemented by black

lace-up boots. Mark Platt

as father and Richard Stone

as the son completed the

team, pushing Tilly Stone

dressed as the baby girl in a

pink romper suit. In a

suspicious turn of events,

however, half way

round the route this

family team ‘lost’

the i r p ram to

marauding children

who raced it back at a

good pace.

Then it was back to

the beer garden for a

barbeque followed by dancing to the live entertainment by

Cheeky Monkey, a band with a big local following.

“The music they play is varied and they are very

entertaining” said John.

Norley Makes an Exhibition of Itself Villagers make a fantastic range of themed scarecrows,

and celebrates Norley’s past with tea, cakes and lots of

pictures.

Parish Councillor Jon Wild adds the final touches.

While on Tuesday morning some slept off the antics of the

night before, others were busy working their way round the

scarecrow trail – and voting for their favourites.

Participation was excellent and there were 29 official

entries to the scarecrow route. Several extras were also

dotted around Norley – pictured here in case you missed

them.

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During the afternoon, around 55 teams of people made their

way around the trail, completing the Scarecrow Quiz en

route. Brian and Barbara Sturtevant judged the scarecrow

competitions and awarded prizes for the quiz, and best

scarecrows in the categories listed below. All villagers had

a chance to have their say by voting in the people’s choice

category.

St John’s Church, Norley

Camel Olympics

Race Night & Barbeque Friday 13th July, at

Norley Parish Centre

Olympics Desert Track Course, Tote & Bar open from

6.30pm.

1st Race starts at 7.00pm

Tickets: Adults £8, Children £3

Stalls-Tote-Licensed Bar-Raffle

Prizes for Best Olympics

outfit by Adult or Child

Make this a Village event,

NOT just a Church event !

tickets from:

Brian Coglan (01928 787426)

Robert Downes (01928 788748)

Wednesday Club

events June & July 20th June Trip - Tour of Wales

27th June Club meeting

4th July Club meeting

11th July Sales Table

18th July Mystery Trip & afternoon tea

25th July Club Meeting

Best Executed: Ginger Spice

by Sue Richards

Most Patriotic: Winston Churchill by Mrs. Coglan

Most Humorous: Eco cyclist

by the Methodist Chapel


People's choice:

1st Dobby the house elf - EllieHolloway

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Most Regal & 2nd place in the

People’s choice.: The Queen and Prince

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Judge's Choice: Children by Norley School

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And at the Tiger’s Tracey invoked temporary tax all on

small change to raise money for Claire House and Cancer

Research UK.

Souvenir Photo Book

Planned As you can see from these pages, there were lots of great

pictures taken over the weekend. Claudia Wild is planning

to produce a high quality picture book in the weeks to

come, as a fitting souvenir of Norley’s celebrations. We

don’t know the price yet, but any profits will go to village

causes. If you want to put your name down for a copy now,

p l e a s e e - m a i l t o u s u a l a d d r e s s a t

[email protected].

Getting to Know You . . . . I'd like to introduce myself as the new Chairman of the

Parish Council.Those of you who already know me will be

aware that Janet and I have lived in the village for 17 years

now.

I have become

involved in the PC

through a concern

over Planning

Applications over

the past few years.

Originally I never

really had an axe

to grind about

planning matters,

but realised that

when my own

v i e w s w e r e

awakened on the

subject many of

my friends and

neighbours held the same views. The problem was no-one

seemed to be saying what everyone was apparently thinking

and so some campaigning began.

I am not a huge fan of the current system of objecting or

commenting on individual applications as it always has the

potential to become confrontational, which is why I

welcome so much the opportunity given to PC's and

community groups by the governments Localism Act.

Through the formation of a Neighbourhood Plan there is at

last the chance for communities such as ours to express the

majority opinions and views and wishes for the place in

Turnout for teas and cakes –

donated via Les Summers –

at the village hall was brisk

and a display of fantastic old

photos of Norley’s people,

buildings and lifestyle over

the years, brought local

history to life. There was

much to learn; not least that

Norley once had a petrol

station, slaughterhouse, a

hunt, and lots of shops!

Thank You! Norley News would like to take the opportunity to say a big

‘thank you’ to everyone who contributed their time to making

the jubilee a success.

A huge amount of work was put in by so many people,

including the jubilee and village hall committees, staff at the

pub and of course all the creative people who made a

scarecrow. It was great that the celebrations involved so

many villagers.

Charity News With their teas and cakes The Village Hall Committee raised

£151 for the windows fund.

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Hay

A swarm of bees in May is worth a load of hay, a swarm of

bees in June is worth a silver spoon, a swarm of bees in July

isn’t worth a fly.

So runs the old saw, relating to fact that getting a swarm

when there is a likely to be a good nectar flow is a

“guarantee” of both honey and beeswax. So when Dave at

The Stores told me that there was swarm down

Stanneybrook way I was keen to collect it especially as I

had sadly lost a colony during the winter, weakened as it

was by the depredations of wasps. Unfortunately the swarm

had already flown high up into a chimney and was now

happily making a new home blissfully unaware of its

annoyed neighbours, a pair of nesting jackdaws. They

weren’t a swarm from my bees, I suspect someone nearby

keeps bees ( So maybe I’m not the only apiarist in the

village) as they usually fly a relatively short distance from

their original home to settle.

which they live. This is not a process for stopping change or

development, but for managing the changes which will

inevitably come if we are to achieve the growth necessary for

our economy to recover. The goal is a better place to live for

all members of the community, not just for individuals or

developers.

Sustainability is a key issue under which all proposals should

be considered.

Some of you will already have heard me speaking about a

Neighbourhood Plan, but the sheer scale of work required to

achieve it is only now becoming clear as communities

throughout the land become involved. Some villages already

have design statements or Parish Plans in place. In Norley we

are starting completely from scratch, and so it is vital that

when the opportunity to get involved comes along please

embrace it.

Norley is a great place to live, it can remain so and be better

still in future.

John Davidson

Parking On Fingerpost Lane -

a Polite Request We have received a request from local residents that all who

park on the narrow footpath on Finger Post Lane please be

more considerate. Some cars are parking so that the most or

all of the path is blocked, requiring pedestrians to walk in the

road to get around the cars. This is not a safe practice,

particularly for those who are less confident walking in the

road, are older, have prams etc. The plea is to please think of

your neighbours and other pedestrians when parking!

Jon


The last few warm sunny days have shown a dramatic surge

in activity of the bees, literally tumbling out of their hives to

bring back pollen, nectar, propolis (resins/gums) and water.

Water is needed to dilute the honey so it can be fed to the

larvae (baby bees) and is especially vital when it is hot to

allow the bees to cool the hive. If the internal temperature

gets too high the waxcombs will soften and collapse and the

colony will die of heat stroke. In the hive, worker bees strop

drops of water over their tongues which unrolls like a

butterfly’s tongue (though not as long!) whilst fanning their

wings. This causes the water to evaporate and this like

sweating has a cooling effect. At the entrance of the hives

more workers are furiously fanning moving the warm moist

air out of the hive. The bees will do something similar with

nectar and in the evening the smells from the hive are

redolent of the flowers the bees have visited. Through the

night you can hear a constant roar as the nectar is converted

into honey. So intense is the activity that in the morning you

can often find little puddles of condensed water at the

entrance.

The false “spring” in March allowed pussy willow,

snowdrops, celandines and crocuses to be a very welcome

source of pollen for the young bees, and enabled the brood

(the bee nursery) to increase dramatically. But the cold wet

wintry weather which persisted for weeks meant that this vital

food became in very short supply. In some similarly ”awful”

springs it can get so bad that the brood either starves or can’t

be kept warm and you can find their pathetic little white

corpses flung out on the lighting board. But bees are resilient

and seeing them plundering my Tayberry flowers for the pale

brownish pollen made me optimistic again of honey as well

as jars of Tayberry jam. The Lime trees in School Lane look

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in fine fettle, last year the honey from them was delightful,

very pale with a slight greenish tinge and a lovely delicate

flavour.

So fingers crossed ,when the Norley clocks stand at ten to

three there will be honey for everyone’s tea. Hopefully it

will be on sale in the The Stores and at the Garden show in

September. If things really go to plan there will also be

honey fudge, spice balls dubbin, furniture cream, pine cone

firelighters ,candles and even (sorry!) Christmas

decorations.

Finally avid readers of Parish council minutes will have

seen mention of beehives. I like many beekeepers are

reticent as to the siting of their hives as bee rustling

(honest) is all too common. And on the subject of

Commons, the late Reg Holmes knew that honeybees on

and near Flaxmere had been kept there since time

immemorial – he always had a bait hive there to catch a

stray swarm. On the ecological side the presence of

hundreds of thousands of pollinating insects has been

shown to maintain a diverse healthy plant population, the

very basis of a thriving web of life. Any harm caused by

two or three visits a week by a beekeeper are negligible

compared to the benefits. Only the lizards sunning

themselves on the hives (maybe catching one or two stray

bees) have any legitimate cause for annoyance or alarm at

the disturbance. As for the removal of any walkways the

family of badgers that use it too may also have something to

say on the matter. I suspect old Brock has been a resident

in these parts for as long as the Moss itself has been here.

by Phil Gifford -Norley Beekeeper


supported the car wash and entrusted their vehicles to the

rookie car washers.

Ann Crawford

Christian Aid Collection 2012 Very many thanks to

everyone who donated

and collected for

Christian Aid this year.

The final total is not

yet known – but it will

be high. Many people

in need will be very grateful to you for your generosity of

money and time.

Ruth Lane & Rita Boon

Dear NN

I am the daughter of one of the scholars on the front row 3rd

from the right, including the boy kneeling. It is Jessie

Lewis. Next to her on her right is Alice Chrimes.

I live in Stratford upon Avon now, but we still see the

Norley News!

Gilly Carter

Workin' Down The Car Wash As part of their Community challenge 1st Norley

Scouts held a car wash on Tuesday 29th May. Their aim

was to raise funds for the Village Hall windows fund, they

succeeded in raising almost £40 and had a great deal of fun

in the process - there wasn't a dry Scout in the Village by

the end of the evening. Many thanks to all the drivers who


Following a period of consultation Cheshire West and

Chester has made a Dog Control Order covering the whole

borough. The Dog Control Order came into effect across the

whole borough of Cheshire West and Chester on 14 May

2012. The Order makes it an offence for any person

(subject to the statutory exemptions) to fail to clean up after

a dog (they are control of) has fouled any land to which the

Order applies. Land includes all land open to the air to

which the public are entitled or permitted to have access

with or without payment. Forestry Commission land is

excluded by statute from the Order.

Andy Challinor

Regulatory Services Manager (Compliance and Commercial

Support)

Cheshire West and Chester Council

01606 288658

[email protected]

Norley CE

Primary School

Newsletter June 2012

Ironbridge Wednesday 18th April, class three went on a school trip to

Ironbridge, it was a joint trip with Kinsley st John.

Wednesday morning, at 9:15am the bus came to take us to

Ironbridge, Kinsley got picked up first so they were already

on the bus. We all lined up at the door raring to go, all

mums and dads coming to wave good bye. We got on the

bus and started are journey.

After the one and a half hour journey we arrived at Blists

Hill. We got off the bus, relieved the bus journey was over,

and then went to change our money to Victorian money in

the Victorian town. After changing our money we went

shopping in the Victorian shops. There was a wide variety.

My personal favourite shop was the sweet shop. There was

also a fair-ground.

After all the shopping, we all met in a lunch shed and had

are lunches.

When we had finished we shared our favourite bit so far,

then we went shopping a bit more to get round more shops.

The year six girls went to the fair-ground and there we two

rides, and other little activities. We went on one ride twice

and the other ride once.

When we had finished shopping we got back on the bus and

went to settle down in the youth hostel we were staying in.

To settle down we had some free time where we could

unpack our bags and the make the beds and things like that.

When we had finished we went down for tea. After the

yummy food we went to a different part of the building and

played two games these were: marble run and mine

sweeper. After that we went to our rooms to get ready for

bed (we didn’t go to bed that early!)

In the morning we went down for breakfast at 8:30am.

After that we did a variety of games: photo hunt, Victorian

games, candle dipping and drama (this took the whole day).

Next we went back to the main part of the building and had

tea, and then we went to bed.(we had a midnight feast,

yummy!)

This was the day we were going home, but before we did

we went on the bus to Enginuity hands on science museum.

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This was great fun but we eventually had to leave. We got

on the bus and started our journey home.

Over all the trip was thoroughly enjoyable and we would

like to go again.

By Tabi and Hannah.

Golf Skills

On Wednesday the 2nd May a mixture of children from

classes 2 and 3 were chosen to take part in a Golf Skills

Challenge at Pryors Hayes golf club. When we got there we

met a man called Roger Shutt who talked us through what

we were going to do; a variety of skills, putting, chipping,

long shots… First of all, we did three chipping

challenges, the results of how good we were would decide if

we went through to the final. Points were given if a golf ball

landed in the significant area and were also given if it went

in the hole.. We had activities to do between the main ones

which were very enjoyable. Everyone did very well and 6 of

us excelled. There had to be a play off to decide who the

best 6 were! We had a great time and would like to thank

Roger Shutt for organising it.

Class 3

Forest Walk in Delamere On Thursday 17th of May we had a trip to Delamere Forest.

First of all we arrived at school as usual and in our school

clothes. Then we started our torturous journey through the

mud and rain. It was a fun journey to the forest and I learnt

a lot and one thing was not to fuss when we had to walk

through 10cm deep thick and slushy MUD!

Next we met up with our forest ranger called Helena in the

Whitefield car park, and then we walked to visitors centre


full the teachers let us

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It was a brilliant day that

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Queen’s D ia mo nd

Jubilee.

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and dropped off our bags at the classroom. Then we were

off on our *Bogling walk.

We Bogled all sorts of things like pine cones, sandstone and

pine needles and put them in our *herbie poshtigs. Then we

walked back to the classroom and had our lunch.

Unfortunately one of the girls in year 2 lost her tooth so we

had to wrap it up in a tissue so she didn’t loose it. Then

some of us played “last touch”.

On the way back from the forest it wasn’t raining so it was a

better walk than on the way there. When we got back lots of

people were saying “I’ve survived”, and were pretending to

faint and I thought it was really funny!!!

*Bogling- collecting things from the forest

*herbie-poshtigs- bags made out of natural materials.

By Eleanor Cosford Y4

The Jubilee Today (Fri 1 June) we celebrated the Queen’s Diamond

Jubilee in school.

Everybody wore red white and blue- the colours of our flag.

one boy even came as a punk rocker!! There was a

competition to design a crown, with some great prizes such

as money boxes and cups and plates. The crowns were

really good and Mrs Griffiths had a job to pick the best. We

had a lady called Jess come to school and teach us circus

skills. I learnt how to juggle with 3 scarves and how to spin

a plate.

At lunch time the whole school came together and we had a

street party picnic on the playground. Miss Diane had

worked hard all week to prepare sandwiches, pizza, sausage

roll, cakes, biscuits, jelly and ice cream. When we were all


Norley WI Meeting

May 10th 2012 Helen welcomed everyone including visitors and new

members.

Some of us had been to see Phantom in Manchester Palace

Theatre what a spectacular musical evening it was. The

Meadow Bank evening was superb. After a superb meal

some walked and some rode in the trailer round what was a

farm but is now a safe haven for birds, beasts and

butterflies. Thank you Helen. Coming events are ~ The

Jubilee event on June 7th. Party clothes, nice hats etc. to be

worn. The August outing on 9th will be a Grappenhall

Heyes garden tour. The Haworth trip on July 7th will start

at 8~30am in the Village Hall car park. Our fund raising

evening on 27th October will be a Barn Dance in

Kingsley Village hall with a Fish and Chip supper.

Rounders is proving to be a lot of fun. We have never done

this before and we are allowed to use the playing field of

Norley Junior school. She then asked for help to dress our

Scarecrow our entry into the Jubilee competition. Don’t

forget the Village Show and the Cake stall on 1st.

September.

The biscuit quiz was won by Pauline Chesworth.We raised

£48 for ACWW. (Associated Countrywomen of the

World). Big walk little splash this is National (All groups

of WI, based in London) who are challenging us to raise

money by Walking or Swimming 209 miles ~ the

e q u i v a l e n t o f t h e d i s t a n c e b e t w e e n

Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogeryychwirndrobwllllantysiliogogo

goch to the Olympic Stadium, London. (As the crow flies)

No one has to do it all, just some of it goes towards the

whole. If you see what I mean.

The talk was given by Mr. Ed Salt who gave a fascinating

talk with Milk and Cheese tastings, on Goat Farming and in

particular Delamere Dairies which is not now at Delamere

but has touches with a fair amount of the world. Goats milk

is slightly sweet and very nice to drink. It can have very

beneficial results to health.

Mary Ramskill

There has been an increase in the number of reports of theft

of horses in the Kingsley, Cuddington, Crowton and Norley

Area. Some of the animals were thankfully returned to their

owner but the incidents are worthy of note for all horse

owners across the Rural Area and I would encourage a

review of any security measures that are in place. A white

van (no further details) was seen acting suspiciously near

one of the incidents.

High value mountain bikes have been stolen from an

unattended vehicle in Delamere. They were secured to a

cycle rack which in turn was secured to the vehicle. There

have been similar reports of theft where the property has

been ‘secured’ by the owner and the thieves have none less

managed to steal the property. Please be aware and consider

additional measures such as choosing the location your

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vehicle is left so as not to be remote or vulnerable in any

way or by keeping your property with you at all times.

A house in Station Road, Delamere has been the subject of

a Burglary overnight Thursday 10th May. The offender(s)

smashed their way through the back door to gain entry and

steal jewellery and computer equipment. Any sightings of

suspicious activity around the time in question or anything

that ‘just didn’t look right’ would be appreciated.

You may recall several weeks ago that I advised I was

interested in any sightings in the Tarporley area of a blue

BMW with blacked out windows, possibly on a ’51 plate’.

The request was in relation to it potentially being involved

in the theft of milk in the area. Can I remind you of this

request as I am still very interested to identify the vehicle

and believe it is still in the Tarporley area.

A reassuring example of a recent outcome from a reported

incident and subsequent police investigation - Two males

from the Frodsham area have been convicted at court in

relation to an assault and a theft from a motor vehicle which

occurred at Frodsham Railway Station on 7th December

2011. One received an 18 week custodial sentence and the

other a 12 month community order.

Officers are making enquiries into a spate of damage that

has occurred to vehicles in the Hayes Crescent Area of

Frodsham overnight Friday 1st June. Mindless acts of

damage such as this are fortunately a rare event but when

they do happen cause unlimited amounts of concern and

upset. If you have any information as to who the offender

may be or have CCTV that could possibly help in our

enquiries please contact Frodsham Police Station.

Finally can I thank you for your continued support and

‘awareness’ across the Rural Area. I have noticed this week

a significant number of you have contacted the police with

reports of suspicious activity in your localities. Some of

these have been checked out by officers and have transpired

to be ‘all in order’, others have assisted in identifying

offenders(s) or creating an overall intelligence picture to

assist my deployment of staff. The fact that you are looking

out, aware and letting us know is most appreciated.

Inspector Keith Curbishley 0845 458 6393

Norley Affordable Housing PlusDane Housing Association and Norley Parish Council

invite all Norley residents to a Public Consultation on

proposed sites for affordable housing development at the

Village Hall on Saturday 7 July, 10 am to 12 pm.

You can also view sites and comment via www.norley.org/

parish-council/ or contact Megan Rosney, Clerk to the

Parish Council, 01928 739772.

Thanks To All Our Sponsors for supporting Norley News. We do obtain money from our

advertisers and the Parish Council contributes towards the

cost of community advertising, but it is sponsorship money

that makes it possible to produce 10 issues a year. So, if any

reader wishes to become a sponsor and help us in the

continuing development of the ‘News’, please contact

Penny Clarke— 2 The Spinney, Norley, WA6 8LS, tel

787496, email [email protected] Liz and Tony Lavin John Patten Frodsham & District Choral Society The Wednesday Club Bill & Libby Appleton Les & Gladys Archer Sophie & Martin Gambrell Mary Ramskill Joan Hunt Helen Welburn Mrs I Preston Monica Stewart Norley Horticultural Soc Tony & Katie Simpson James & Megan Posnett Bob & Ruth Downes Pauline & Mike Kay The Basnett Family Barbara Jones Norley Bowling Club Marie Cliffe Gill & John Lunt 1st Norley Scout Group,


Norley WI Mary Owen Judith Hull Rosamund Walley Darren and Jane Stubbs Delamere Stores Anon (x14) Norley CE Primary School The residents of Hatchmere Park Helen and Mike Ebbitt Bette Ashbrook Pat Dixon Stephné Douglas Bruce & Ruth Lane Liz Robinson Frazer & Katrina Higson John & Maureen Lewis

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All copy and adverts for the Jul/Aug 2012 issue to be with us

by 1 July 2012, preferably by email.

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Norley Directory Parish Council ~~ Dennis Ford (Chairman) ~ 01928 788398 MP ~ Graham Evans MP

House of Commons London SW1A 0AA tel: 020 7219 7183 email: [email protected]

Frodsham Police Stn:~ CAT (Community Action Team) 0845 458 6393. For Non-Emergency Dial 0845 458 0000 In an Emergency always dial 999 Home Watch Officer:~ Liz Biddle, Cheshire West and Chester 01244 614291 It is possible to leave a message for your local police team, based at Frodsham police station, to ask for advice

Auditions for The Amazing Mr Scrooge

The story of Charles Dickens’s ‘Christmas Carol’ in music and song.

To be held on Sunday 15th July 2012 at Kingsley Community Centre, Smithy Lane,

Kingsley 2pm to 3pm 6 to 11 yr olds 3pm to 4pm 12 to 18 yr olds 4pm to 5pm Adults Characters: Male Female Male or Female Scrooge Lizzie & Flo A Ghost of Christmas Past Bob Cratchit A young girl A Ghost of Christmas Present (Clerk to Scrooge) Marley’s Ghost Mrs Cratchit A Ghost of Christmas Future Mr Fezziwig Spirits Scrooge’s nephew Carol Singers/Street Chorus Tiny Tim (under 11yrs)

A musical written and composed by Arnold Ashbrook Directed by Mary Lightfoot To be performed 5th December to 8th December 2012 Principal roles will require some solo singing. If you have any queries regarding the auditions then please ring Mary Lightfoot 01928 787742 www.kingsleyplayers.co.uk


or information about non urgent, community police matters. Our local community police team are based at Frodsham police station - 0845 458 6393. An officer will return the call within 24 hours

Bus Service – Number 48 to Frodsham via School Bank, Hough Lane and High St: 0930, 1130. 1330. 1535. 1730 - Last bus from Northwich 1705 to Northwich via High St, Hough Lane and School Bank: 0756. 1036. 1236. 1436. 1636. Last bus from Frodsham Co-op 1609

St. John’s Parish Church ~ Rev Pete Rugen ~ Ruth Downes 01928 788748 ~ the Parish Room can be hired

Norley Methodist Church ~ Rev’d Pat Christopher 733180 ~ Schoolroom for hire ~ contact Ruth Lane 788071

Sunday School 10-45 am Hazel Dale 787216 Craft Club ~ Alison Twinn 01829 760371 Walks ~ Bruce Lane 788071 ~ Walks on the 1st Wed each

month. Everyone welcome! Cheshire Wildlife Trust ~ Bob Greenwood 01928 788475 THE STORES (Our village shop) ~ USE IT, OR LOSE IT ~

01928 788044. Opening Hours: Mon & Tues 7am to 7pm Weds 7am to 2pm Thurs & Fri 7am to 7pm Sat 8am to 1pm Sun 8am to 1pm

Norley C.E Primary School ~ Headteacher: Mrs A Griffiths ~ 01928 788471 ~ Fax 01928 787554

Norley Mothers & Toddlers ~ 0-5’s ~ 10 ‘til 12 Weds at Norley CE Primary School. Further details from Jane Paget 07977426923

Village Hall ~~ Available for Hire. To book, call Marie 01928 788181 (on behalf of the management committee). Hall hire facilities include, equipment, bar space, tables, chairs, heating etc

Mobile Library Every other Wednesday: Norley School Car Park 11.00 to 11.15 am Norley Nursery Park 11:20 to 11:35 am Hatchmere Fortune Palace 11:40 to 12:10 pm For more information contact Northwich Library on 01606 44221 or log on to www.cheshire.gov.uk/library/mobilelibrary

Scouts (in the scout hut in Crabmill Lane) ~ (Age 10 to 13) Tuesdays 7-30 to 9 pm. Beavers Tuesdays 6-7 pm Cubs Mondays 6-45 to 8-15pm More details from Bruce Lane ~ 01928 788071 The ‘hut’ is also available for hire. Contact Contact Les Bennion 787636

Guides ~ Sue Clough 01606 333733 W.I ~ 2nd Thursday in the month 7-30 pm in the Village Hall

~ Di Ramsbottom 01928 788 969 Wednesday Club (Over 60’s) ~~ Wednesdays 2-4 pm

Village Hall ~~ Joan Barclay 01928 788394 Bingo ~ Every other Monday in the Village Hall ~ Ruth

Broome 788026 Bowls behind the Village Hall ~ Eric & Barbara Bryan 01928

788203 Bowls at the Tiger’s Head ~ Trevor 01928 788309 Horticultural Society ~~ Margaret Worrall 01928 788278 Junior Badminton meets most Thursday evenings during

term time from 7:00 to 8:30 in the Norley village Hall. We offer Professional Coaching for only £2 per session. New members aged 8 & over are always welcome! For more details phone Norma Kelly on: 01606 881941

Ladies Badminton: Shirley Craven 787251 Cheshire West & Chester Council ~ 0300 1238123 or e.mail [email protected]

There are various voluntary/not for profit organisations operating in Vale Royal who may be able to offer advice, or arrange for work to be carried out in residential

properties eg: ARENA Options Ltd ~ Care & Repair Services 0845 142 2064

Weaver Horizon (part of Weaver Vale Housing Trust) maintenance team will quote for all types of maintenance work for private home owners 01606 813452

Help the Aged ~ Handy Van Scheme 01255 473999 Furniture Finders ~~ Donate or collect furniture (recycling) at

Winsford. 0845 0264727 email ~ [email protected] ~ website: www.ffow.co.uk

Rural Buses ~ 01606 810 660 (Door to Door ~ Book the day before your journey)

Travel for Over 60’s and disabled persons ~ Wyvern House ~ 01606 867928

Age Concern ~ David Goodwin 01606 888921 Pensions Office ~ 0845 60 60 265

Community ‘Classifieds’ PUBS: Tiger’s Head 01928 788309 ~ Carrier’s Inn 01928

787877 Chinese Restaurant:~ Fortune Palace ~ Eat in or out (No

delivery) 01928 788293/Fax 01928 787682 Holland Pharmacy ~ 01928 788559 Electrician:~ SWP Electrics 01928 740415 or 01928 740237 Electrician ~ Kingsley Electrical, Frank Pilgrim 01928

788971, 07711 258677 General Household maintenance, rubbish removal, general

joinery ~ Munroe & Son 01928 787025 or 07875 304664 Property Repairs:~ Mike Kay 787292 ~ ALL EXTERIOR &

INTERIOR PROPERTY MAINTENANCE. The Ovencleaners ~Lorraine~ 01928 723 906 or 0795

8610 403 or [email protected]

Going for Gold! Frodsham and District Choral Society will be

performing with Frodsham C.E. pupils in their

next concert,

on Saturday July 7th at 7.30 pm

in Frodsham Community Centre. The theme will be London 2012 and the

Queen's Diamond Jubilee. There will be a

mixture of old and new favourites.

The children will perform Be the Best that You

Can Be and songs from round the world, part of

the opera to be performed in Chester

amphitheatre on July 1st composed by Chester

composer and musical director, Matt Baker.

The conductor is Howard Kane and

accompanist Robert Woods. Refreshments of wine and juice are included in the price of £8 or £6 for children. Tickets are available from Frodsham Frames on Main Street or by contacting Ros Rowe on 01928 733247 or Kath Stockdale on 733377


Scarecrow Quiz Questions & Answers

Name the Beatles’

psychedelic movie

- Yellow Submarine

Name the Queen’s four

children in birth order.

- Charles

- Anne

- Andrew

- Edward

Which of these badges

could a Scout not have

earned in 1952?

- IT badge

Who just beat Sir Edmund Hillary to

the summit of Everest? - Sherpa Tensig

What state honour did the

Queen bestow on this chap

in 1965?

- State funeral

Name the famous daughter

of Grantham Lincolnshire. - Margaret Thatcher

Who was the first member of

the Queen’s family to represent

GB at the Olympic games?

- Princess Anne

How many times did Elvis

perform at the Royal Variety

Show?

- Never

How long has this couple

been married?

- 65 years

Who was the first British

driver to win the Formula

One World Championship

in 1958?

- Mike Hawthorne

Which British woman won

the Ladies’ Singles Title at

Wimbledon in the Queen’s

Silver Jubilee year? - Virginia Wade

Who was the movie A

Summer Holiday? - Cliff Richard



Under which brand name does a

member of the Royal family

marked his organic produce?

- Duchy Originals

Just like what?

- That

What were the two

symbols held by the

Queen at her

Coronation? - Orb & sceptre

What bird would this chap

not want to see fly away? - Ravens

Where does Cheshire meet

Greece?

- Delamere

What do the socks mean to

Dobby?

- Freedom/ he is not a

house elf anymore

Whose royal rear did this Spice

Girl pat?

- Prince Charles

Which British Prime Minister had

a rough ride when he addressed the

organisation represented by this

lady?

- Tony Blair

He’s at Orchard End – but where

does he usually change?

- Buckingham Palace

Who was Mary Quant’s

hairdresser?

- Vidal Sassoon

How many solar panels are

there on the Chapel?

- 16

Which MP was responsible

for stopping

schoolchildren’s free milk? - Margaret Thatcher

What was free around here in

1905?

- Church

How many times have England

won the Ashes during the Queen’s

reign? - 12 times



Who is the bright jewel in the Lord’s crown? - Drunkard

What iconic emblem of Britain is to be found at

Torside? *

- Oak leaf

At which house near the Village Hall might the

Queen have learned the sad news of her father’s

death?

- Tree Tops

What is this style of black and white railing

called? - Cheshire railing

What is their purpose? *

- Visibility

What is regal about the Old Post Office?

- Crown

How old was the Sunday School when the

Queen was crowned? - 115 years

Where is the kingfisher?

- Casa Loma

What does ER stand for at WA6 8JN? - Elisabeth Regina

The Queen’s favourite animal would need three

more of these.

- Horse shoes

What are the national flowers (leaves) for

England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland? - Rose, Daffodil, Thistle and Scottish Bluebell,

Shamrock

Where’s Lisa?

- Mona House

Where do mixed up nomads live?(anagram)

- Damson Cottage

What is worth two in the bush?

- Bird in the hand

Who was on the throne when Ivy Dene was

built? - George IV

What time is it at Woodford?

- 3.53

Where would you get through if you phoned

788741? - The School

Which is the most common British pub name?

- Red Lion

NCK Fridays:

Formerly known as Xtreme youth club, NCK Fridays meets every Friday evening 6:30-8pm at

Norley parish centre.

After a busy week at school, what better way to welcome in the weekend then hanging out

with your mates in a place that you can call your own!

We offer games of pool, table football, wii, outdoor sports and also crazy themed nights

which will leave you laughing for weeks. We will also be offering the odd weekend away, so

watch this space...

School years 6-11 welcome, 50p entry (newcomers free). Date Activity

22/06/2012 BBQ Night

29/06/2012 Grill a Christian evening – ask anything – bring

your own marinade and sauce!

06/07/2012 Youth night

13/07/2012 Man vs. Food night (stuff that can cook 10-12

mins) Bring your own ingredients.


Christians Together in Norley Churches and Clergy

Anglican

St John the Evangelist, Norley Vicar: Rev’d Peter Rugen 01928 787180 Curate: Revd Gill Stanning 01928 788623

Methodist

Norley Methodist Church Minister: Revd Sue Levitt 01829 741022

Roman Catholic

St Luke’s, Frodsham Priest: Mgr Peter O’Neill 01928 733127

Church Services

The nearest Roman Catholic Church is St Luke’s, Frodsham. Services normally are; Sunday Mass 9 am, 11 am Saturday 6.00 pm Weekdays 9.30 am except Tuesday when 7.15 pm

Norley Anglican and Methodist Services

JUNE JULY Sunday 10

th June Sunday 1

st July

9.30am CW Communion St John’s, Norley 9.30am CW Communion St John’s, Norley 10:45am Holy Communion Norley Methodist 10.45am Morning Worship Norley Methodist 6.30pm Evening Prayer 11.15am All Age Worship St John’s, Norley

6.30pm Evening Worship Norley Methodist Sunday 8

th July

United Service for Methodists & Anglicans at St John’s, Norley

9.30am CW Communion St John’s, Norley

Sunday 17th

June 10.45am Morning Worship Norley Methodist

8.15am BCP Communion St John’s, Norley 6.30pm Evening Prayer 9.00am Norley@9 Norley Methodist 9.30am Morning Worship St John’s, Norley

10.45am Morning Worship Norley Methodist

United Service for Methodists & Anglicans at St John’s, Norley

6.30pm Evening Worship Norley Methodist Thursday 12

th July

Thursday 21st

June 10.00am CW Communion St John’s, Norley

10.00am CW Communion St John’s, Norley Sunday 15

th July

Sunday 24th

June 8.15am BCP Communion St John’s, Norley

10.00am Worshipping Together St John’s, Norley 9.30am Morning Worship St John’s, Norley 10.45am All Age Worship Norley Methodist 10.45am Norley Methodist 6.30pm ENCOUNTER Norley Methodist

All Age Worship & Holy Communion

6.30pm Evening Worship Norley Methodist

(Contemporary Worship)

St John’s, Kingsley

6.30pm Holy Communion Norley Methodist Sunday 22nd

July 10.00am Worshipping

Together Christchurch, Crowton

10.45am Morning Worship Norley Methodist 6.30pm Holy Communion Norley Methodist 6.30pm ENCOUNTER

St John’s, Kingsley


You are very welcome to join in these activities:-

Tuesdays 10.00 – 12.00 Craft Club at Norley Methodist Church. – Contact Alison Twinn (01829 760371) for information

Wednesdays 7.45pm House Group at The Vicarage, Norley. Contact Gill Stanning (788623) for more information.

Thursdays 10.30am - noon Coffee and Chat in the Parish Centre. Contact Gill Stanning (788623) for more information.

13th June Noon Open Door Lunch at Norley Methodist Church – contact Joan (01606 301198) by

Sunday 10th June if you want to attend

21st June 2.00pm Norley Ecumenical Ladies Group at Norley Parish Centre - Contact Joan

Loukes (788874)

28th June Noon Open Door Lunch at Norley Methodist Church – Contact Ruth Howarth (788564)

by Sunday 24th June if you want to attend

28th June 1.15pm Thursday Club at Norley Methodist Church

4th July Meet 9.45am First Wednesday – meet at Norley Methodist Church – Contact Bruce Lane

(788071) for details

11th July Noon Open Door Lunch at Norley Methodist Church – contact Joan (01606 301198) by

Sunday 8th July if you want to attend

19th July 2.00pm Norley Ecumenical Ladies Group at Norley Parish Centre - Contact Joan

Loukes (788874)

26th July Noon Open Door Lunch at Norley Methodist Church – Contact Ruth (788071) by

Sunday 22nd

July if you want to attend

26th July 1.15pm Thursday Club at Norley Methodist Church


What’s On In Norley – June and July 2012 Day Dates Event

Time Details

Village Hall Diary For information about Village Hall availability or any other booking enquiries ~ contact Marie Cliffe tel 01928 788181

Monday June 4 18 July 2 16 30

Bingo

Eyes down 7.30 pm Everybody welcome! Contact Ruth Broome 788026

Tuesday June 12 19 26 July 3 10 17 24 31

Ladies Badminton

1 :00pm – 3:00 Contact Shirley Craven 01928 787251

Tuesday & Friday June and July

Senior Badminton will

continue to play

throughout the summer

7pm Contact Mark Perry 01928 732194 Or Jean Welch 01928 731776

Wednesday June 6 13 27 July 4 11 25

Wednesday Club

2pm Contact Joan Barclay 788394

Wednesday June 6 13 20 27 July 4 11 18 25

Zumba Classes

7 :00 – 8:00 Contact Sara 07837053539

Thursday June 7 July 12

W.I. 7:30pm Contact Helen 01928 787092

Thursday June 7 14 21 28 July 5 12 19

Children’s dance classes 4:30 – 6:00 Contact Sara 07837053539

Friday June 15 22 29

Yoga 9:30 – 10:30 Contact Lyndsey 07919 563 075

Sunday June 10

Private booking 10am – 2pm

Sunday

June 10 17 24 July 1 8 15 22 29

Private booking 4-6pm

School Diary For more details on booking the School Hall call Cath Tomlinson – 01928 788471 Wednesday 20 June

NW Regional Tag Rugby Sale Sharks Training Ground call school for further details

Tuesday 3 July

School Sports Day 1.30pm

Wednesday 11 July

Tag Rugby Finals IF we get through!

Rugby School

Tuesday 24 July

Parish Council Meeting 7 pm

Wednesday 5 Sep


Thursday 18 Oct


Other Events Week commencing 18 June

New Recycling & Waste

Arrangements

Full details: www.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk/recyclefirst

Saturday 7 July

Norley Affordable

Housing Consultation

Norley Village Hall 10 – 12pm with Plus Dane Housing

Friday 13 July

Camel Race Night Norley Parish Centre

From 6.30pm Tickets from Brian Coglan 01928 787426

or Robert Downes 01928 788748

Saturday 1

September

Village Garden Show Tigers Head

All Day

Saturday 13 October

Allo Allo Norley Village Hall

Booking details to follow

If you have a forthcoming event planned, email the details to us and we can include it here


Norley Village Garden Show,

Saturday September 1st 2012

at

The ‘TIGER’s HEAD PUBLIC HOUSE’

2pm.

Classes for flowers, fruit and vegetables.

Crafts and cookery.

Special classes for the children - handicrafts, cookery,

etc.

DOG SHOW.

Schedules for the show will be in the Norley News

and available soon from THE STORES and the

TIGERS HEAD.

If anyone would like to have a stall at this years show or for further information,

contact 01928 787173 or [email protected]

Visit us at www.norleygardening.org.uk and see what goes on!

Have you

remembered

‘The Show’?

How does

your garden

grow?

If you grow it you must

show it!

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