Hill Race Results Summary 2013

An excellent evening, despite the unreliable weather, with an increased number of entrants in the Junior Race, and some excellent performances from local youngsters. There was a reduced number of runners in the main Senior Race, which was won by C Patterson in 18min 54sec, slower than his winning time last year (this was over a different course because of the very wet conditions), but faster by 5sec than the 2011 winning time over the same course.

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The quickest home in the Junior Race was D Evans in 12min 32sec, faster than his winning time of 13min 12sec last year.

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Here are the winners in the various categories: Continue Reading »

Parwich Ladies July Trip

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End-of-Wakes-Week Dance

The Wakes Dance on Friday night is “Bring your own drink”, but this is not on the tickets or in the Wakes Programme. Don’t miss out on the Dance, tickets are still available at £5.00 each?

Friday July 5th – Grand Ball Race & End-of-Wakes-Week Dance.

Dance

9.00 pm until late – End-of-Wakes-Week Dance
in Parwich Memorial Hall.
For many years the end of Wakes Week
was marked with a village dance.

This year we are reviving the tradition.
Music by Colin Keyworth and Breaking Poynt.
Admission by ticket (adults only) – £5.00 from any Committee Member
Bring your own drink

Hill Race Photos: Senior Race

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Junior Treasure Hunt

Apologies for the belated congratulations to Ashley R, Masie E and Will E, who were joint winners with Ezara Y and Ava Y.

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Photos by John FS of the Mothers’ and the Children’s Races Continue Reading »

Children’s Sports Results 2013

Click on table below to see the results of this year’s Children’s Sports

Children's Sports

Click here for the full Wakes Week programme.

Children’s Film Night / Traditional Race Night.

The Children’s Film Night will be at 6.30 pm in the Memorial Hall.
Showing this year will be the live action/computer animated story: LIFE OF PI.
Free Admission, Refreshments.

This year sees the return of our popular and unique Traditional Race Night at 8.30 pm in the British Legion.
With all the old favourites:

  • Ferret Races
  • Our special horse races, including the “Selling” Handicap
  • The new “Escalado 5 Furlong Race”

Don’t miss another great Race Night!

Parwich Panoramic Five

The annual Parwich Panoramic Five cross country fell race will take place on Tuesday 6th August at 7:30pm. This is the fifth year of the event, so we’ve a bit to do to clock up the history of our fantastic hill race successfully run again last night. The PP5 event was organized five years ago to help raise funds for the rebuilding of our beautiful Memorial Hall, and is a bit of a legacy of that. Any funds raised on the night either via the entry or raffle will be donated to the Memorial Hall in order to contribute to maintenance and upkeep. In association with the PP5, local Fell Race organizer David Denton puts on a series of popular children’s races starting at 6:30pm. Come along an enjoy an evening of running in Parwich. Starts and ends in front of the Sycamore Inn.

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Tonight’s Pilates Cancelled

Wed 3rd July both Pilates classes have been cancelled

Due to lots of people going to Wakes week tonight, I have decided there will not be enough people going to be able to run the classes.

No classes on the 8th or 10th of July due to a personal commitment. The final classes of the summer season will be on the 15th and 17th of July.

I will credit people for the cancelled classes.

Sue

Busiest Day Ever

thumbs upYesterday (2nd July 2013) was our busiest day so far here at parwich.org with a total of 6,438 page views. Wakes is always one of our busiest times, and this year is no exception, perhaps helped by the wet weather yesterday evening encouraging people to stay in on their computers. Thank you everyone for your support, but make sure you get out there and enjoy yourselves too.

Wakes: Senior Hill Race Time Sheet

Senior Hill Race 2013

Click on image to download as a pdf

Wakes: Junior Hill Race Time Sheet

Childrens Hill Race 2013Click on image to download as pdf

Click here for the full Wakes Week programme.

Fun & Games Evening on Parson’s Croft.

This year sees a new event on Wednesday evening, when the Parwich Oddfellows are staging a Family Fun Night on Parson’s Croft, from 6.00 pm until about 9.00 pm.

  • Penalty Shoot-Out / Hit the Wicket / Wheelbarrow & Bike Races, with other events to be advertised later.
  • Parwich Bowls Club open for “taster” sessions.
  • Bar & BBQ.
  • Grand challenge tug o’war: Parwich Oddfellows vs Hartington Oddfellows.

Click here for more details

Children’s Sports

Can you believe it, no rain! Photos by John FS.

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Oddfellows Family Fun Evening

Wednesday

Oddfellows 2013 – Part 1

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Photos of the 2013 march: Continue Reading »

Following the Open Gardens our readers may be interested in this competition launched by Derbyshire Dales District Council. Here is the Council’s press release:

The Blooming Dales’ celebrates beautiful district

The beautiful gardens and community spaces of the Derbyshire Dales are to be celebrated in a new competition.

The Blooming Dales‘ is the idea of this year’s Chairman of the District of the Derbyshire Dales Councillor Peter Slack.

20130702-052435.jpgA keen gardener himself, Councillor Slack, who is Chairman of Middleton in Bloom and helps to maintain the village’s Millennium Garden, wants local people to nominate their neighbours’ – or their own – well-kept residential gardens for recognition. Continue Reading »

Monday’s Village Lunch

Thank you Val for this update:

The village lunch on the 8th July will be at 12.15pm and not 12.45pm as normal as there is a funeral at 2pm in the village which some people at the lunch may want to go to.

Thanks
Val K

And yet more Carnival photos

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See below for photos by Peter T: Continue Reading »

Carnival Photographs

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For lots of photos: Continue Reading »

Senior Treasure Hunt Results

An excellent turn out last night for the treasure hunt. It was a very close contest with many recounts taking place before the adjudicators were satisfied. With only one point separating each of the top five places, the winners were finally declared. Congratulations to the Goldstraw team who have the honour (!) of setting the questions next year.

Click here for the full Wakes Week programme.

The 36th Annual Parwich Hill Race.

Starting and finishing at The Sycamore and run over Parwich Hill and roads around Parwich.

7.00 pm – Local Mothers’ Race – for the Paula Lynam Trophy.

7.30 pm – Junior Hill Race.
Local Children are defined as those who were, or still are, eligible to attend Parwich School. (14 years old and under)

  • The Hauliers Trophy for the outright winner and individual trophies for the first 3 places.
  • The BMAC Trophy for the first Girl (outright) and individual trophies for the first 3 Girls.
  • The Russell Trophy for the first Local Boy and individual trophies for the first 3 local Boys.
  • The Foden Trophy for the first Local Girl and individual trophies for the first 3 local Girls.

8.00 pm – Senior Hill Race (Entry £3).

  • The Harley Lowndes Cup for the outright winner and individual trophies for the first 3 places.
  • The Nick Frank Memorial Trophy for the first Lady and individual trophies for the first 3 Ladies.
  • The Russell Trophy for the outright Veteran.
  • The Wainwright Cup for the first runner to the top of the Hill.
  • The Slater Trophy for the first local runner and individual trophies for the first 3 locals.
  • The Frank Steeples Trophy for the first local Lady and individual trophies for the first 3 local Ladies.
  • The Chambers Trophy for the first local Veteran.

Raffle Draw and presentations after the completion of the last Race.
The individual trophies for the Junior and Senior Local races were kindly donated by Janet Gosling.

Please click here for details of Derbyshire County Council’s proposed Winter Service Scheme for 2013/14.

If you are willing to participate in the Snow Warden Scheme for 2013/14 by becoming a snow warden for Parwich, to assist with clearance of village footpaths, please advise a member of Parwich Parish Council or contact the clerk to the parish council, by no later than 5th September 2013. This will enable paperwork, training and salt deliveries to be put in place in advance of any bad weather.

Thank you

Mrs S Hampson

Clerk to Parwich Parish Council

Wanted: help with Pippin!

lilac time 002Just when I was thinking everything was going well, Pippin has decided that she doesn’t want to be milked! If anyone could spare me about 10 minutes in a morning around 8 am or to suit, to hold her tail up while I milk her I should be very grateful. I am hoping this would only be for a couple of weeks.

Fiona 390191. Fiona@nethergreenfarm.plus.com

Not Quite Over Parwich

Following our request yesterday, thank you for these Red Arrows photos taken shortly before their Parwich fly past; one by only a couple of minutes, but the other by a couple of months:

Hello to all,

The first photo was taken quickly as the Red Arrows flew over Nottingham in a flash, on the way to Parwich.
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The second photo I took down in London on the day of the Trooping of the Colour.
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Hope you all had a good day yesterday.

Pam & I have visited Parwich on a number of occasions & have always been made very welcome with the friendliness of all.

Kind regards
Pam & John
Arnold, Nottingham

However does anyone have any photos taken closer to the Parade? Also can anyone resolve the conflicting claims of the Oddfellows and the Carnival & Recreation Committee as to who organised this mini local airshow?

All the fun of the Fair

Thank you JFS
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Click here for the full Wakes Week programme.

Children’s Sports.

These are held on Nethergreen at 6.30 pm and are open to any children wishing to take part.

Flat Races.
1. Girls 9-10, 50 yards / 2. Boys 9-10, 50 yards
3. Girls 7-8, 35 yards / 4. Boys 7-8, 35 yards
5. Girls 5-6, 25 yards / 6. Boys 5-6, 25 yards
7. Mixed under 5s, 25 yards

Ride on Race.
8. Mixed under 5s, 25 yards

Sack Races.
9. Boys 6-8, 25 yards / 10. Girls 6-8, 25 yards
11. Boys 9-11, 50 yards / 12. Girls 9-11, 50 yards

Flat Races.
13. Boys over 11, 100 yards / 14. Girls over 11, 100 yards

Skipping.
15. Girls 9-11, 50 yards / 16. Boys 9-11, 50 yards
17. Girls 5-8, 35 yards / 18. Boys 5-8, 35 yards

Three-Legged Races.
19. Girls 5-8, 35 yards / 20. Boys 5-8, 35 yards
21. Girls 9-11, 50 yards / 22. Boys 9-11, 50 yards

Potato Races.
23. Boys 6-8, 35 yards / 24. Girls 6-8, 35 yards
25. Boys 9-11, 50 yards / 26. Girls 9-11, 50 yards

Egg & Spoon Races.
27. Mixed under 6s, 25 yards
28. Boys 6-8, 35 yards / 29. Girls 6-8, 35 yards
30. Boys 9-11, 50 yards / 31. Girls 9-11, 50 yards

Wheel Barrow Races.
32. Boys 8-11, 50 yards / 33. Boys 8-11, 50 yards

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Our Weatherman in the Village says:

What a difference a day makes! It’s a good job Wakes Saturday wasn’t Wakes Friday, as we’d all have got very wet. Thankfully the weather was kind, and got better through the day. The outlook for the rest of Wakes Week is pretty good – looking dry for today (Sunday), Monday and Tuesday. There is some possibility of rain on Wednesday, but the chances are better conditions are in prospect for the end of the week. Temperatures look like being a little cooler than average, but at least it looks dry for a few days.

Gardens Trip – Book Now

On Wednesday 10 July Parwich Horticultural Society has organised a visit to two beautiful Northamptonshire gardens. Coton Manor in the morning, and Kelmarsh Hall in the afternoon. Both of these gardens should be at their ‘blooming’ best at this time of year.Coffee/ tea on arrival at Coton Manor is included. Lunch can be purchased at the Cafe in either garden or if you prefer to take your own picnic, there are facilities for this at both gardens. Full details are on the poster below. Please let Glynis know by 1st July if you would like to reserve a place.

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Wakes Underway

Wakes Week has got off to a great start with the Oddfellows Parade and the Carnival.

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Chris is singing on the Green, the Fun Fair is underway and the Legion and the Pub are busy. Have a fun evening.

Chris

We have photos of the Parade and the Carnival, that will appear soon here on the Blog, but also keep sending us your Wakes photos.

Red Arrows Fly Past

How did the Oddfellows organise the Red Arrows fly past at this morning’s parade? Perfect timing.

I took a couple of photos, but unfortunately my computer crashed at the wrong time while uploading them, and they seem to have gone. Did anyone else get any photos of this? If you did and are happy for them to go on the Blog please email them to parwich@hotmail.co.uk. Also any other Wakes photos are welcome.

Thank you, Peter

For Wakes Weeks activities in more detail, please see the full Wakes Week programme.

What’s on Where this Week
Day Time Event Location
Sun 30th 10am to 12am Tennis Club Sessions: all welcome Tennis Courts
Sun 30th 11am Campsite “Songs of Praise” Service Parson’s Croft
Sun 30th 12 noon Fun and Games with the Campers Parson’s Croft
Sun 30th 6pm Junior Treasure Hunt & Over 13s Treasure Hunt assemble Village Green
Sun 30th 8pm Wakes BBQ Legion
Mon 1st 10am
/ 10.07am
Bus to Bakewell
arrives Bakewell 10.40, leaves 13.35
Sycamore Cottages
/ Alsop Church
Mon 1st 6.15pm Pilates for intermediates Memorial Hall
Mon 1st 6.30pm Wakes Week: Children’s Sports Nethergreen
Tue 2nd 6.30pm Matlock Tuesday Bowls League: home vs Bradwell B Bowling Green
Tue 2nd  
7pm
7.30pm
8pm
36th Annual Parwich Hill Race
Local Mothers’ Race
Junior Hill Race
Senior Hill Race
starts at The Sycamore
Wed 3rd Green bin, Blue bin and food caddy collection Parwich
Wed 3rd School: French club concerts
Wed 3rd 6pm to 9pm Wakes Week: Family Fun Night Parson’s Croft
Wed 3rd 6pm
7.15pm
No Pilates this week Memorial Hall
Thu 4th School: Dove Valley Sports QEGS
Thu 4th 9am to 11.30am Toddler Group Memorial Hall
Thu 4th 11am to 1pm Evie’s Artistic Session
More info: 390488
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Thu 4th 1.15 pm for 1.45pm Matlock Thursday Friendly Bowls League: home vs Whitworth A Bowling Green
Thu 4th 6pm to 9pm Wakes Week: Children’s Film Night: Life Of Pi Memorial Hall
Thu 4th 8.30pm Wakes Week: Traditional Race Night Legion
Fri 5th 6.30pm Wakes Week: Annual Ball Race Pump Hill
Fri 5th 9pm End-of-Wakes-Week Dance
Music by Colin Keyworth & Breaking Poynt
Memorial Hall
Sun 7th 2pm Bowls Nadin Cup Bowling Green
Sun 7th 6.30pm Evensong Parwich Church

What’s On at Wakes Week: Sunday

Click here for the full Wakes Week programme.

11.00 am – The Campsite “Songs of Praise Service”.
This year’s service will be held on the Campsite on Parson’s Croft. It will be led again this year by Rev. Andy Larkin. It is a popular event which brings together villagers, visitors, and our camping friends from Notts DA. The Service is followed by an opportunity to sit and chat, with tea and coffee provided by the campers.

12.00 noon – Fun and Games with the Campers.
Tug o’War and Volleyball are regulars at this friendly (but fiercely contested) sporting extravaganza, before we move on to more unusual competitions to test the skills of the participants.

6.00 pm – Treasure Hunts around the Village.
Assemble on the Green for a 6.00 pm start (even if it rains – and it usually does!)
For many years Pippa Sillitoe set our Junior Treasure Hunt for the under 14s. Pippa has now left the village and this year the questions have been set by Sharon Rankin. The Village Treasure Hunt for the over 13s has been set by Val Stevenson and Fiona Hadfield.

8.00 pm – Wakes BBQ at the Legion.
A chance to mull over the questions and decide just where you went wrong!
Sausages & pork burgers provided by Paul Dickinson.

Bowling Slow Down

Parwich Crown Green Bowls Club

Poor week this week. We played teams who we had beaten in the first half of the season quite comprehensively only to lose by virtually the same margin in the reverse fixture. It’s a funny old game!

Matlock Tuesday League.
Away – Matlock Park – 25 June.

Thank goodness we have Edith and Rick, they managed to come from well behind to win their game 21 – 15. Unfortunately all our other three doubles pairs came a cropper, although two of the games were very close. We are languishing down towards the bottom of the division and this result will not make things any better. Next week we play the team top of the league. Keep your fingers crossed.

  • Next match – Home – Bradwell – 2 July 6.30pm.

Matlock Thursday Friendly League.
Home – Lafarge, Hope – 27 June.

Although we lost we did have some good games in the match. You may recall, or not as the case may be, that we had two new members join the club. The first new members for three years. Anyway this was their first foray into league matches and they did really rather well. Audrey B and Tony A won their game by the fabulous score of 21 – 8, whilst Sue A and Dennis E narrowly lost 21 – 14. What a start for them and us.

We shared the singles games three each, but our opponents in the matches that we won had better scores than our players in the games we lost, if you can understand that. The final score was therefore 127 Lafarge and 111 to Parwich. We were fifth in the division, but we may well drop a place or two after this result.

  • Next match – Home – Whitworth – 4 July – 1.45pm.

No game this weekend because of Wakes Week. Keep your fingers crossed that the weather is kind to us.

John B.

Click here for the full Wakes Week programme.

Parwich Church is dedicated to St Peter, and Wakes Saturday is traditionally the Saturday nearest to St Peter’s day – June 29th. This year’s celebrations fall on St Peter’s Day itself.

On Wakes Saturday, the Parwich Branch of the Independent Order of Oddfellows holds its annual Club Walk around the village – as it has done for over 150 years.

9.45 am – Oddfellows’ procession – starting from the Sycamore.
11.00 am – Oddfellows’ Service – in St Peter’s Church. All welcome.
1.15 pm – Oddfellows’ Dinner – in the Memorial Hall.

11.00 am to 4.00 pm – Village Market on the Green.
Village and outside charity stalls offering a range of activities.

6.00 pm – Fancy Dress & Carnival – assemble at the School steps.
6.15 pm – Grand Fancy Dress Parade, led by the Ashbourne Band.

  • Pedestrian: 1 to 4 Years, 5 to 7 Years, 8 to 10 Years, 11 to 15 Years, Adults.
  • Pedestrian Groups: Under 10 Years, 10 to 15 Years, Adult.
    (A pedestrian group consists of two or more people and the age of the group is determined by the oldest group member.)
  • Pedestrian with Animals: All Ages.
  • Pedestrian Prizes: 1st £4.00, 2nd £3.00, 3rd £2.00
  • Vehicles & Floats (unrestricted) – Prizes: 1st £12.00, 2nd £6.00, 3rd £4.00

7.30 pm – Hog Roast & Entertainment.
Once again our evening Hog Roast with entertainment will follow the Carnival & Fancy Dress Parade. Stay behind after the Procession to enjoy a concert of Band Music by The Ashbourne Band (until about 8.30 pm) and then Chris Houlihan. Gazebos, tables and chairs provided.

Balls for our Ball Race will again be on sale throughout Wakes Week, priced at £1.00. Don’t miss out on the fun and the chance to win one of the FIVE prizes.

Gardens Trip

On Wednesday 10 July Parwich Horticultural Society has organised a visit to two beautiful Northamptonshire gardens. Coton Manor in the morning, and Kelmarsh Hall in the afternoon. Both of these gardens should be at their ‘blooming’ best at this time of year.Coffee/ tea on arrival at Coton Manor is included. Lunch can be purchased at the Cafe in either garden or if you prefer to take your own picnic, there are facilities for this at both gardens. Full details are on the poster below. Please let Glynis know by 1st July if you would like to reserve a place.

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Roving Reporters Required

We would like to make sure we cover all the Wakes events here on Parwich.org. If anyone would like to help by sending in reports and /or photos that would be fantastic. Just email parwich@hotmail.co.uk or contact a member of the blog team: Mike A, Mike H, Peter T, Emma S or Fiona H.

Final Reminder for Buttonholes

If you wish to buy a red rose buttonhole for Saturday, you need to place your order with Delia by 7pm tomorrow, Thursday 27 June. Price: £3.50. Delia can be contacted on: 390758/ 07773 487882/ dee.pegg@btinternet.com

Saturday June 29th: Wakes Saturday.

Parwich Church is dedicated to St Peter, and Wakes Saturday is traditionally the Saturday nearest to St Peter’s day – June 29th. This year’s celebrations fall on St Peter’s Day itself.

On Wakes Saturday, the Parwich Branch of the Independent Order of Oddfellows holds its annual Club Walk around the village – as it has done for over 150 years.

9.45 am – Oddfellows’ procession – starting from the Sycamore.
11.00 am – Oddfellows’ Service – in St Peter’s Church. All welcome.
1.15 pm – Oddfellows’ Dinner – in the Memorial Hall.

11.00 am to 4.00 pm – Village Market on the Green.
Village and outside charity stalls offering a range of activities.

6.00 pm – Fancy Dress & Carnival – assemble at the School steps.
6.15 pm – Grand Fancy Dress Parade, led by the Ashbourne Band.

  • Pedestrian: 1 to 4 Years, 5 to 7 Years, 8 to 10 Years, 11 to 15 Years, Adults.
  • Pedestrian Groups: Under 10 Years, 10 to 15 Years, Adult.
    (A pedestrian group consists of two or more people and the age of the group is determined by the oldest group member.)
  • Pedestrian with Animals: All Ages.
  • Pedestrian Prizes: 1st £4.00, 2nd £3.00, 3rd £2.00
  • Vehicles & Floats (unrestricted) – Prizes: 1st £12.00, 2nd £6.00, 3rd £4.00

7.30 pm – Hog Roast & Entertainment.
Once again our evening Hog Roast with entertainment will follow the Carnival & Fancy Dress Parade. Stay behind after the Procession to enjoy a concert of Band Music by The Ashbourne Band (until about 8.30 pm) and then Chris Houlihan. Gazebos, tables and chairs provided.

Balls for our Ball Race will again be on sale throughout Wakes Week, priced at £1.00. Don’t miss out on the fun and the chance to win one of the FIVE prizes.

Sunday June 30th.

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