Diary Updates Please

We will be updating the Parwich.org Diary page next weekend, so if you have any Alsop, Ballidon, Parwich or Pikehall events (May and June) that you want to go in the Diary in time to be included in the Peak Five Churches Magazine’s May issue, please send them in by Saturday, 22nd of April.

Including our Diary in the Church magazine is important as it helps you reach some of those who are not on-line.

Please send Diary information to parwich@hotmail.co.uk or leave me a message on tel. 287.

Thank you, Peter

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The Parwich First Responders’ were honoured last night to be presented with a cheque for £100  from Nina Cole. Nina had set up 18 personal challenges that she wanted to complete by her 18th birthday. These included setting up cake stalls, car boot sales, bran tubs, guess the sweeties in a jar and name the bear at various events. Nina’s family have connections with the village and she felt it was a worthwhile cause as she is herself starting to train as a Community First Responder. We feel very privileged to have been chosen and gave a big thank you to Nina for all the money she has raised not only for the Parwich First Responders’ but for the other good causes that she has donated money to.

FPOS donation

St George’s Day

D Day Quiz

Open the Safe – only 5 keys left!

What’s on Where next Week
Day Time Event Location
Sat 15th midday
onwards
Easter @ the Pub
open all day
Sycamore Inn
Sun 16th Easter Sunday
Sun 16th 9.30am Holy Communion Parwich Church
Sun 16th 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church
Sun 16th midday
onwards
Easter @ the Pub
open all day
Sycamore Inn
Sun 16th open
3.30pm
onwards
Easter Sunday @ The Legion
Easter Egg Hunt 4pm
Easter Raffle 5pm
followed by Darts
Legion
Sun 16th 6.30pm Sunday Football
for adults and grown up kids
Parson’s Croft
Sun 16th 8pm live music @ the Pub
The Cash and King Show
a tribute to Johnny Cash, Elvis and the Kings of Country
Sycamore Inn
Mon 17th Easter Monday
Mon 17th midday
onwards
Easter @ the Pub
open all day
Sycamore Inn
Mon 17th 11am to 4pm Tea & Cakes
in the Churchyard
Alsop Church
Tue 18th 6-10pm Badminton & Tabletennis
book via Cheryl tel 617
Memorial Hall
Tue 18th 6.30pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
vs. Matlock Golf Club
Away
Wed 19th 7.30pm Parwich Parish Council Meeting
Agenda
Memorial Hall
Wed 19th 6-10pm Badminton & Tabletennis
book via Cheryl tel 617
Memorial Hall
Thu 20th Green bin, Blue bin and food caddy collection Parwich
Thu 20th 11am to 1pm Evie’s Artistic Session
More info: 390488
Memorial Hall
Thu 20th 1.45pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
vs. Youlgrave A
Parson’s Croft
Thu 20th 4.30pm to 7pm Fish & Chip Van
visiting Parwich alternative Thursdays
tel. 0751 107 6249
The Green
Thu 20th 6-10pm Badminton & Tabletennis
book via Cheryl tel 617
Memorial Hall
Fri 21st 3.15 to
3.45pm
Mobile Library The Green
Fri 21st 5.30pm Children’s Friday Football
meet at the Cricket Pavillion
Parson’s Croft
Fri 21st draw at
8.45pm
‘Open the Safe’
continues Fridays until won
Legion
Sat 22nd 2pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Mixed Doubles
Parson’s Croft
Sun 23rd 9am
10.15am
11am
1pm
St. George’s Day Parade
bacon cobs and assemble parade
Parade starts
St. George’s Day Service
Parade returns, barbecue
starts at Legion

Parwich Church
Legion

Sun 23rd 11.15am Mattins Alsop Church
Sun 23rd 6.30pm Sunday Football
for adults and grown up kids
Parson’s Croft

Click here to see the full Diary page; please email any event information to parwich@hotmail.co.uk

Farmwatch Alert

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A quad bike was stolen last night around 2230 hours from a farm in Monyash, Bakewell.

The victim has advised that earlier that day, two occupants from a white Ford Transit van of registration NL06 VWD was travelling to farms and asking for batteries.

The males involved were described as being in their 20s, whereas the registered keeper of the vehicle is much older. It is highly likely that this vehicle is linked to the theft

If you see this vehicle at your property please call 999 to ensure an immediate response. If you have information regarding the vehicle that does not require urgent attention (i.e unlikely to enable the immediate detention of any suspect(s)) please call 101 or email: DRCT@derbyshire.police.uk

PARWICH CROWN GREEN BOWLS CLUB

Having just about survived the first game of the season and the muscles and joints nearly coping it was off doing the ‘proper’ stuff this week. Considering we only lobbed a few woods    around we did not do too bad.

Tuesday League
April 11 – Home – Matlock Park.
Now although Matlock Park came down from the higher division they are still a good team. We also saw the come back of all come backs from Edith and Rick. Rick, having invested a second mortgage on some new woods, was in the process of putting them on e-bay as they were losing 14-2 when the magic promised by the gnome who sold them to him kicked in. From a position of deep sorrow to a winning 21-17. They bring a lump to your throat! So having grabbed victory out of the jaws of defeat Harry and Clara showed everybody how it really should be done. They were stunning, winning at a canter 21-3. John B and Pat chipped in with a 21 – 18 win. Overall we had a really good win 79 – 59. Can we keep it up? Watch this space.
Next Match – Matlock Club – Away – 18 April.

Thursday League
April 13 – Away  – Hazelwood.
Having made a real mess of the league last year by getting promoted we have the consequences to bear this year. Hazelwood have over 150 members. We have 16, yes 16!!
However with our Edith, Rick, and Dawn, together with the rest of our meagre team we can just about hold our own against virtually any team. You followers of this twaddle will recall that the Thursday League has 3 doubles and 6 singles. Edith and Rick gave us a good start in the doubles with a 21 – 10 win. Unfortunately our other pairs could not keep up the standard. After the doubles we trailed 52 – 32. John B gave us a good start in the singles winning 15 – 6. John H also did well only just losing on the last end 15 – 13. Not to be out done with the new woods Dawn A brought out her new acquisition – the Blue Meanies. At first, similar to Rick, they were not performing for their new owner. However eventually they came good. Giving us a win 15 – 5. Rick having got to grips with the new equipment, also won 15 – 4. Although we won the singles 75 – 60, we finished 5 points shy at 112 – 107. At the start of the match we would have taken that as a great result, particularly away from home on a lightening fast green. Your Club really can play this game.

Next match – Away – Youlgrave – 20 April – 1.45pm.

John B.

Sunday Night Football

Sunday night football

TONIGHT OTS – it could be you!

In the News……..

100 Years Ago –  Derbyshire Advertiser and Journal 28 April 1917

1917 28 Apr DA&J horseman wanted

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Tonight! Easter Quiz

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These two are regular visitors at the Old Post Office. Alex S says they are called Derek and Bo….

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Oddfellows

Orders are now being taken for red rose buttonholes for the St Georges day parade on
Sunday 23 April.  Please order by 8pm on Thursday 20 April if you would like one. Buttonholes, priced at £3.50 shall be available for collection from the Legion on the morning of the parade.

Many thanks, Delia.

390758 / 07773 487882 / dee.pegg@btinternet.com

PDHS Visit to Two Shropshire Gardens

PDHS Visit to Two Great Shropshire Gardens
Weds 14 June 2017
Coach leaves Parwich 8.45am
Returns 6.00pm (approx)

Hodnet Hall Gardens

Over 60 acres of brilliantly coloured flowers, magnificent forest trees, sweeping lawns and a chain of ornamental pools which run tranquilly along the cultivated garden valley to provide a natural habitat for waterfowl and other wildlife. No matter what the season, visitors will always find something fresh and interesting to ensure an enjoyable day’s outing.’

Wollerton Old Hall Gardens

This garden has been designed and developed by Lesley and John Jenkins since 1984. It is set around a 16th Century Hall House and has developed into an important modern garden in the English Garden tradition with echoes of Arts and Crafts. It covers 4 acres, is intensely cultivated and depending upon plant interest. Lesley Jenkins quickly discovered that the age of the site demanded formality in the garden design and so she created three north-south and three east-west vistas.  The resulting linearity of these vistas together with the hedges, walls and paths have created a number of separate gardens, with each one having its own style and ethos. The planting style is best described as controlled exuberance with a definite emphasis upon perennials. Colour, form and scale are all important.  There is much in the garden for the plant enthusiast and the garden is bursting with design ideas.  The range of plants is very wide resulting in significant collections of clematis, salvias, phlox and roses.’

PDHS Members £25       Non members £30

The cost for this trip includes entry to both gardens, lunch at Wollerton Old Hall, and coach fare. Deposit of £5 required with booking, full payment required by 31 May. Contact Glynis Drummond 390561 to book.

Please note change of date for this trip

Pink Moon

Tonight’s rising pink moon. Photo: By David G

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Wanted: Rabbit Hutch

Rabbit hutch wanted in good condition.

Please ring Julie S on 286 or 07837 411119

Easter Sunday at the Legion

Unexpected Guest

The garden fell silent as this Sparrowhawk took a seat at our table tonight.

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Photo: Lynn C

(image is a bit fuzzy as taken through the window)

Yesterday’s Duck Race….

What a great day for the duck race! The results were:
1st Wyatt M
2nd Sharon S
3rd Rachel C

Thanks to everyone for buying the ducks.

Don’t forget the village St. George’s Day Parade on April 23rd.

For more photos see the Legion’s Facebook page.

Easter Quiz

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caroline

I’m very lucky, as a relatively new gardener, to be the “custodian” of my granddad’s glorious oasis and it continues to pulsate with colour even under my novice hand.

This is my third Spring in the village and I wondered what other folks do to their daffodils and snowdrops, once they’ve gone over? I realise this may be as controversial as asking if you should have brown sauce or ketchup on a bacon butty, but any advice would be appreciated. I’ve been told to leave them, to cut them, and even plait the leaves… but what is the general consensus in Parwich?

Caroline G aka the Woolley-headed Gardener.

(P.S Brown sauce for sure!)

The Bowlers are Back

PARWICH CROWN GREEN BOWLS CLUB

Now I appreciate that you have been going through major withdrawal symptoms since the bowls season ended last year, however, your need is now about to be satiated with the start of the 2017 season.

As an opener to this season we held a club competition, the open singles on yesterday. The ladies in the Club appear to have a strangle hold on the trophy. Could they be the best players in the Club? On the basis of this, they most certainly are. Last year Dawn blasted everybody off the green. I keep telling you to come and watch the crème de la crème of the Crown Green Bowling scene, you missed a treat. This year it was Edith who showed us all how to play the game. I do not think the word imperious is overstating her domination of the green! Fabulous game Edith. Let us hope she continues to show this form in the league this year.

Our first match in League is this Tuesday at Parsons Croft. We are playing Matlock Park. Come down and see your ‘team’ do their stuff. We are away to Hazelwood next Thursday. Last year we got promoted to the higher division and only missed out on being Champions by a couple of points. Could be tough this year.

As always we are short of players and however hard we try no new members join. This year we have a couple of members not rejoining for various reasons. Your Club really does need you.

You will be pleased to know that there will be regular updates to keep you informed how your heroines and heroes get on.

John B

 

Easter £1 Bus fares for Children

Over the school Easter holidays (10th -22nd April) there will be special low price for children traveling on the Derbyshire Connect bus service of £1 return compared to the normal fare of £2.40.

More info & how to book Derbyshire Connect Service

iris

The safe is still locked!

TONIGHT – Live at the Legion

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Sunday Night Football

Sunday night football

Oil Price Up

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Update for Bradbourne & Parwich Heating Oil Club

 A drop in global oil stock levels, easing of oversupply and action in Syria edges rates higher this week with Brent crude passing $55 a barrel and the pound falling further against the dollar. Delivery times are 3 to 10 working days

The rate and offer details for our clubs group orders for this weekend are as follows:

Rate: £0.3897 ( per litre excluding vat [5% for Domestic use])

Minimum order: 500 Litres

(Please note some suppliers may make a surcharge if they deliver less than the min qty)

Heating oil type: Kerosene (28 second) heating oil – Bulk

Order and pay by date: Orders with payment information submitted by 11.30 am Monday morning will be included with on this order.

(Orders after this time may not be included in this order- please check the order screen for an update)

Delivery time frame: Delivery within 10 working days from club order on Monday

(Delivery times for this time of year will be subject to adverse weather and supply conditions so please order early)

Debit card charge: The supplier does not charge for the use of a debit card.

Credit card charge: The supplier DOES charge 2.5% for the use of a credit card.

Special Notes: If you have an AGA or require premium fuel, please see the club shop for the exocet range of premium additives.

Our next order date after this weekend is in one week’s time, 17th April 2017

order dates are subject to enough group orders to secure bulk rates.

Please keep an eye on the emails or web site.

www.oil-club.co.uk

Parwich Heating Oil Club

together we all save more

Also visit the Facebook page.

What’s on Where next Week
Day Time Event Location
Sat 8th 2pm Duck Race
Parwich Society of St George fund raiser, ducks available via the Legion or the Sycamore
Tissington Ford
Sat 8th 2pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
Open Singles
Parson’s Croft
Sat 8th open
3pm onwards
race at
5.15pm
following the Duck Race
Grand National broadcast live
drinks promotions
Sweepstake
Legion
Sat 8th 8.30pm Live Band
Southbound
Legion
Sun 9th 9.30am Holy Communion Parwich Church
Sun 9th 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church
Sun 9th 2.30pm Methodist Service Parwich Church
Sun 9th 6.30pm Sunday Football
for adults and grown up kids
Parson’s Croft
Tue 11th 6-10pm Badminton & Tabletennis
book via Cheryl tel 617
Memorial Hall
Tue 11th 6.30pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
vs. Matlock Park B
Parson’s Croft
Wed 12th Grey bin and food caddy collection Parwich
Wed 12th 6-10pm Badminton & Tabletennis
book via Cheryl tel 617
Memorial Hall
Thu 13th 11am to 1pm Evie’s Artistic Session
More info: 390488
Memorial Hall
Thu 13th 1.45pm Parwich Crown Green Bowls
vs. Hazelwood
Away
Thu 13th 6-10pm Badminton & Tabletennis
book via Cheryl tel 617
Memorial Hall
Thu 13th 7.30pm Easter Quiz
joint Oddfellows & Legion event
Legion
Fri 14th Good Friday
Fri 14th draw at
8.45pm
‘Open the Safe’
continues Fridays until won
Legion
Sun 16th Easter Sunday
Sun 16th 9.30am Holy Communion Parwich Church
Sun 16th 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church
Sun 16th open
3.30pm
onwards
Easter Sunday @ The Legion
Easter Egg Hunt 4pm
Easter Raffle 5pm
followed by Darts
Legion
Sun 16th 6.30pm Sunday Football
for adults and grown up kids
Parson’s Croft
Sun 16th 8pm live music @ the Pub
The Cash and King Show
a tribute to Johnny Cash, Elvis and the Kings of Country
Sycamore Inn

Click here to see the full Diary page; please email any event information to parwich@hotmail.co.uk

Tales along the riverbank

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“Duck racers beware of the river monster on the weir below the ford”

Thank you for sending this in David G

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Tools for Sale

Tools for sale, for more info contact Alexandra on 743

Click on ‘continue reading’, below to see all the tools for sale.

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Bought but never used, Oregon Electric chainsaw with instructions & oil (not original) £40:00 SOLD

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Used only once, Ryobi 216 piece Rotary tool, with instructions £25.00 SOLD

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April Film Night

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A STREETCAT NAMED BOB

Based on the best-selling autobiographical novel by James Bowen, this feel-good film stars a cat named Bob.

Bob is a stray cat looking for somewhere warm to sleep. James is a street musician struggling to make ends meet.

When James and Bob meet, they forge a never-to-be-forgotten friendship; he found an injured cat curled up in the hallway of his apartment building, and he had no idea how much his life was about to change. James was living hand to mouth on the streets of London, barely making enough money to feed himself, and the last thing he needed was a pet. Yet James couldn’t resist helping the strikingly intelligent but very sick animal, whom he named Bob. He slowly nursed Bob back to health and then sent the cat on his way, imagining that he would never see him again. But Bob had other ideas……..

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FRIDAY 7TH APRIL 7.45PM    

Free Entrance.   Refreshments.     Raffle

Friday Football News

WE’RE ON THE GRASS…….. YIPPPEEEEEE!!

‘Children’s Friday Football’ and ‘Adults Sunday Football’ can now be played on the grass.
This week our new mowing contract has started on Parsons Croft.

Can Friday football children please bring with them their football boots (if they have some, bring your trainers if not)… Shin pads are always preferred and will help prevent bruised shins.  Can children also bring with them any pairs of football boots that they have grown out of, so that they can be passed onto other children. If you wish to sell them please let us know….
For those of you who have not yet had the opportunity to come and watch the children train, then you are welcome to come down anytime.

ADULT FOOTBALL: The adult football got off to a flying start with 12 adults taking part, we probably need another 4-6 players to make it less tiring for us older ones!!.
We also had a large number of stand-by children who played their own game…Well done !  The younger children may want to play each Sunday themselves 6.30-7.30, but this will not be supervised, sorry!! Although you will be allowed to use the Friday Football equipment (balls, bibs, cones, etc) during this time.

Jason J.

Jobs

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Fish & Chip Van

On the village green fortnightly, next here Thursday 6th April 4.30 – 7.00 pm.

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They’re coming!

Thank you John for sending in these shots of the swallows at Manor Farm, Alsop last night.

Who will be the first to see a Swallow in Parwich? Send your sightings into the blog.

Photos courtesy of John F-S.