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Archive for June, 2010

Events still to go this week

The excellent weather continues, with it set fair for the Strongest Man Competition tonight. What’s on Where this Week – Wakes Week Date Time Event Location Wednesday 6.30pm Pilates Memorial Hall   8pm Strongest Man Competition The Sycamore Thursday 6pm Children’s Film – Walt Disney Classic – Jungle Book Memorial Hall   8pm Parwich Wakes [...]

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The Seniors on the Hill (more photos)

And for lots more photos of the runners in the Senior (Open) Race as they near the top of the Hill 

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Here are some more photos of yesterday’s hill race, courtesy of John F-S. (If you’re looking for the full results, then please click here.)

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This Saturday is Bulk Rubbish Collection day for Parwich: 9.00am – 10.45am. Use it, don’t lose it! The van will stop in the normal places. Sycamore Cottages 0900 – 0920 Village Green 0925 – 0945 By old shop, village top 0950 – 1010 Croft Avenue 1015 – 1045. The next collection date for Parwich will be [...]

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For more photos of the junior runners on the Hill

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The runners in the Junior Hill Race ran an excellent race. There was plenty of competition and you can see from the pictures below that we have many junior athletes in and around the village. Click on each picture in the gallery below to enlarge it.

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Photos From The Local Mothers’ Race

Here is a gallery of photos from The Mothers’ Race. Click on each image to enlarge it. Click here for full results and time sheets.

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This evening saw near perfect weather for the Hill Race.  Paul Mannion won the Senior Race for the third year running, again in a faster time than the previous year. The Trophies in the three races were awarded as follows: Local Mothers Race Paula Lynam Trophy 1st Liz Edge 2nd Laura Mellor 3rd Sandra Chadfield

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Comments policy.

As members of the PARWICH.ORG blog team, we feel that one of this site’s key aims is to encourage a sense of community cohesion. After much discussion amongst ourselves, and having taken into account the various emails we have received and the comments that have been made to us personally by readers of this site, [...]

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Children’s Sports

Extra photos have been added this lunchtime

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Story Of The Yellow Submarine

For those of you interested in the background behind the yellow submarine that sailed round Carnival last Saturday, The A52s have a write-up on their official website www.thea52s.co.uk. Click on the picture below to go there.

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Carnival Placings

Pedestrian 1yr- 4yr 1st Lady Bird – Ruby 2nd Peppa Pig – Daisy Joint 3rd Princess and Dragon – Callum & Gemma 5yr – 7yr 1st Knight – Ben 2nd Monster – Emily 3rd Disco Diva – Sophie 8yr-10yr 1st Del Boy Dale – Sam 2nd Hermoine Grainger – Lauran 3rd St. Trinian’s Pupil – [...]

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Strongest Man Competion – Wednesday

Wednesday at 8pm at The Sycamore The Stongest Man Competition Not for the faint hearted. Rules and conditions apply, please see the organiser

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Open gardens was a fabulous success with many folks making the most of the weather, the great new Memorial Hall, the beautiful gardens and the tasty cream teas. Over £800 was taken on the door and the day netted over £1350. This is money that will be used by the society to benefit local causes [...]

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Tension mounted on Sunday afternoon, as two teams warmed up, ready to face each other for the duel of the year.  Much training had been undertaken, which was obvious when you saw the teams in action: peak fitness and grim determination.  The atmosphere was electric, play was fair and the promise each person showed in [...]

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Weekly weather round up

Here are last week’s readings.   Rainfall in mm Pressure in Mb am Pressure in Mb pm Temperature in ºC Max Min Sun 20th 0.0 1022.8 1022.3 22.2 4.8 Mon 21st 0.0 1022.9 1023.3 26.2 6.8 Tue 22nd 0.0 1023.2 1024.3 27.0 9.8 Wed23rd 0.0 1022.9 1021.6 25.6 10.0 Thu 24th 0.0 1020.2 1019.9 22.5 [...]

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Wakes Fair

Photos from Jane B & JF-S

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Even more photos added at 10am Sunday

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What’s on Where this Week

What’s on Where this Week – Wakes Week Date Time Event Location Sunday 11am Campsite Service with the Campers, Parwich Methodists & St Peter’s Cricket Ground   11.15am Mattins Alsop Church   12, noon Fun & Games with the campers Cricket Ground   3pm Watch England vs Germany Parwich Legion   6pm Treasure Hunt Village [...]

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The sun shone brightly on Wakes this year, making for a wonderful fancy dress and float parade. Congratulations to the committee for making it all happen, and well done to everybody who took part. We hope you enjoy this gallery of 40 images from today’s festivities. All the photos can be enlarged by clicking on [...]

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The Odd Fellows march continued its way through the village, with further refreshment stops at Croft Avenue, Nethergreen and The Fold. Before leaving Croft Avenue, the band made a special detour up to Andrew and Rachel’s house: a kind gesture that was much appreciated by all. After leaving The Fold, it was time for a [...]

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2010 Wakes starts with the Odd Fellows march.  The Church Service is at 11am this morning, the market on the Green (although some stall are already trading) is officially open from 11am – 4pm and the Carnival Parade begins at 6pm.

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Alternative Dress Code?

Is this a new dress code or is he just keen to get to the first drinks stop before everyone else?

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Football on Sunday

As well as the England v. Germany match being shown at the Legion it is also on at the Sycamore Inn (kick off is at 3pm Sunday afternoon). The Sycamore is open all day today, ’til late and all day tomorrow.

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Parwich Bowls Club

Week commencing 21 June 2010. Two wins this week. One very good one win and one not so good, if you can call a win not bad. Are our expectations rising? Tuesday League – Home – Buxton Park. You who follow these riveting bowls reports will be aware that we played Buxton last week and [...]

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School newsletter 35

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Early morning greetings. JF-S

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Wakes Week

 In response to requests for Wakes details this is as much information as we have got.  When we are sent the information or when the board appears on The Green, we will update below. Wakes Week Date Time Event Location Saturday 9.45am Odd Fellows Parade Start from The Sycamore   11am Church Service Parwich Church [...]

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Reflections on a Pond

JF-S

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Oil request

Cheryl W has written to us, asking whether anyone would like to join her in placing an oil order within the next couple of weeks. If interested, please give Cheryl a call on 617. You can also e-mail the blog team, and we will pass your message on.

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Guitar Tuition

Guitar tutor Terry Hall, who teaches a number of people from Parwich in their homes, now has a couple of free slots on Sunday evenings. If you were interested, give him a ring on 01332-776076.

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Suspicious Man

Residents should be extra vigilant following a report of a suspicious male going door to door trying to sell items from a holdall in the Ashbourne area, shortly before midday on Wednesday 23rd June. He was seen to approach a property on Windmill Lane and before knocking on the door he tried the door handle. [...]

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A White Christmas!

In the middle of this heat wave what an earth are doing talking about a White Christmas, well read on and click this link. As it is official now we can reveal that  Tom Chambers will be taking the leading role in Irving Berlin’s classic ‘White Christmas’, an exciting challenge, as Tom will be taking [...]

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The Bell

The bell dates back to 1804, made in Chesterfield, and had not been removed since the church was built (it pre-dates the current church).  The bell hangers had to cut a trap door in the floor, and lower the bell to the ground with a pulley.  Now it is off to the bell foundry to [...]

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Flowers and Vegetables

Sam Flowers’ garden, a wonderful array of vegetables that would be the envy of many. A little bird has whispered that Sam celebrated his 92 last week and is probably the most senior man in the village. Thanks to JF-S

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It was clear that on the day of planting there were problems with the standard of the plants and soil. The committee immediately expressed their dissatisfaction, and from that moment have been liaising with the Landscaping Company and Wildgoose, but unfortunately things always take longer when you have to pursue things in a professional manner. Today, [...]

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Village Collage/Embroidery

We have received the following message from Jean Compton: Following on from the recent most enjoyable skills day in Church, the idea has been put forward to create a worked collage/ embroidery of the village to celebrate village life, and to mark the beginning of a new decade. It is hoped that this could then [...]

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Here is the second photo gallery showcasing seven more of the stunning gardens on display in Parwich last Sunday. The sunny weather ensured the gardens were seen at their best. Please click on each image to enlarge it. Garden #3 – Wheatsheaf Cottage

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