7 december orston walkers · 2019. 11. 3. · 7.30pm comedy drama about a wedding held on the holly...

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Le Rosbif Informal French Conversation Group Join us for an informal chat in French, all levels welcome - no charge, just buy a drink and join in! We usually meet on the 2 nd Thursday of the month (Bingham - White Lion) and the 4 th Wednesday of the month (Orston - Durham Ox), any me from 7.30pm onwards. For more details contact Fiona Winfield: 01949 851602 or fmwinfi[email protected] See Facebook for upcoming events www.facebook.com/RosbifOrston/ Orston & District Royal British Legion Next meeng Tuesday 12 th November 8:15pm Durham Ox. Cranmer Group Services for November Fresh veggies and fruit. All you can grow and eat. Have we got your taste buds smulated? Now's the me to grab an allotment before it goes. If you are a first mer you will find plenty of hints and ps available from friendly, experienced growers. The Orston Allotments are right next to the Orston and Aslockton playing fields, lovely spot looking out onto open fields - you can see Belvoir Castle in the distance. More details from Tony Churcher 01949 850010. St Mary s Churc h News Harvest Fes tival Thank you to Nel Shallow, the Methodist Minister, for leading our (Ecumenical) Harvest Fesval service of thanksgiving for the Orston community. We are grateful for the food donaons people have made and will be passing them onto the Friaryin West Bridgford, who help homeless and disadvantaged adults – more informaon can be found at www.the-friary.org.uk Reme mbrance Day Just a reminder that this year the Cranmer Group Remembrance Service will be held at Whaon Church on the 10 th of November. There will be a short parade starng at Jubilee Hall 10:30am. Carol C oncert and P age ant Advance Notice The carol concert will be held at 6.00pm on the 15 th December at St Marys and the Pageant will be held as usual on Christmas Eve, seng off from the Village Hall at 6:15pm Pastor al C are If theres anything that you would like to talk about with someone from the church, please feel free to contact myself Julian - 07846902453/01949 851598 or Jean Smeeton – 01949 850906. Orston Garden Club Wednesday November 20 th 7.30pm Buerflies Bill Bacon Wednesday December 18 th 7.30pm The Holly and the Ivy Doug Stewart Orston Village Hall We meet on the third Wednesday of each month - September through to May We look forward to welcoming you! Visitors £4 per meeng. Orston Aslockton Hawksworth Thoroton Whaon 3 rd Café Church & Harvest Fesval 10.45am Holy Communion 9.00am 10 th Holy Communion 9.00am Remembrance Service 10.45am 17 th Holy Communion 10.45am 24 th Morning Praise Bapsm 10.15am Morning Praise 10.45am Holy Communion 9.00am Orston Walkers Tuesday 5 th November A 7.1 mile circular walk starting from Epperstone and passing through Halloughton. Good views for much of the route, with several ascents and descents and no stiles. There is an option to shorten the walk by approximately two miles. Tuesday 19 th November Collingham circular - the Roman Trail. Approx 5 miles with option for shorter walk of 2.25 miles. Walk follows in the tracks of the Romans along a secluded green lane and takes in fine views across the Trent Valley. Mostly level with slight gradients across farm land using field paths bridle ways and minor roads. We meet at 9.30am at Orston Village Hall Car Park for car sharing. For more information, please contact Pauline on 851379 or email [email protected]. Orston Village Choir Sings for Remembrance We were all so very proud to be invited to sing at the Service of Remembrance for the 156 Parachute Baalion to commemorate the 75 th Anniversary of the Bale of Arnhem on Saturday October 12 th . The locaon was the very beauful St Marys Church at Melton Mowbray. The service was led by Chaplain Brian McAvery MRI. The service was both emoonal and poignant and we all sang from the heart. The songs were chosen by Astrid, Cliff and Ian - a selecon from the most popular songs from the War years, when music served as a defiant hope for liberaon and freedom. The Service is available to view on YouTube – search for ‘156 Parachute regiment MeltonOur thanks go to Astrid, Cliff and Ian for all the careful preparaon and guidance they gave us during rehearsals. Orston & Thoroton WI History of Magic Wednesday 13 th November, 7.30pm Christmas Party & Orston Rocks Village Choir Wednesday 11 th December, 7.30pm Orston Village Hall (Visitors welcome, by donaon) More details on the village website Orston Pa rish Counc il - Go od Neighb our Scheme Please keep this to hand in case of need. This is a list of volunteers to help people in minor emergencies - ie. To help with a bit of shopping when indisposed, unable to leave home etc. The Parish Council is very grateful to them all for their generosity of spirit. No one is available all of the me, hence the need for a number of volunteers. If you are willing to be one of this number to join this scheme (as none of us are available all the me) please contact Gerry McMahon by email: [email protected] Name Locaon Telephone contact number Annabel Holmes Launder Street 07969 143236 Barbara Reyes Maule Court 07968 003492 and 01949859011 Chris Spibey Lombard Street 01949 851291 David Savidge Lombard Street 07970 516473 Gerry McMahon Hill Top 07971 443346 Lyn Churcher Hill Top 01949 850010 Nick Hammond The Green 01949 851442 Nicola Payne Lombard Street 07828 538407 Penny Ward Launder Street 07811 925602 Rachel Savidge Lombard Street 07943 872841 Rosie Whitham The Green 07944 532031 Teresa McMahon Hill Top 07814 176770 Orston Village Hall AGM 4 th December, 7.30pm Orston Village Hall Orston Village Hall presents Saturday 7 th December Orston Village Hall Doors open 2:30pm Show starts 3.00pm prompt Show lasts 90 minutes + 15 minute break Apologies for the complicated cket pricing, but we used it to negoate prices below the Live & Local recommendedpricing. Adult: £10, Child (under 15): £6, Adult + 2 Children: £18, 2 Adults + 2 Children: £25, Children aged under 5: FREE Tickets from Nick 07931 758441/ Jules 07846 902453/ Jeanee 01949 850317 or email [email protected] IT IS NOW A full house saw the Anonymous is a Womantheatre company present their comedy drama about a wedding held on the day of the 1966 world cup final. A really enjoyable, entertaining experience, which brought lots of laughs and more than a lile nostalgia to Orston that night. Many thanks go to both the actors and the Village Hall commiee for their hard work, and to the audience for enthusiascally joining in, all of which made it a very memorable event. Orston Christmas Pageant 2019 6.15pm Christmas Eve, Orston Village Hall The first Orston Pageant was on Christmas Eve 1965, and is now into its 6th decade. Over that me it has aracted thousands of visitors to the village who parcipate in our celebraons and join in the carol service that follows. Everyone is invited to partake as cast members, choristers and audience, and whatever the weather, the show goes on. If you want an excuse to dress up then please join in. You can come along as an angel (no age limit), shepherd, villager or soldier…..its up to you. Any quesons ring Nick Hammond on 07931758441 or email [email protected]

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Page 1: 7 December Orston Walkers · 2019. 11. 3. · 7.30pm comedy drama about a wedding held on The Holly and the Ivy the day of the 1966 world cup final. A Doug Stewart Orston Village

Le Rosbif

Informal French Conversation Group

Join us for an informal chat in French, all levels welcome - no charge, just buy a drink and join in!

We usually meet on the 2nd Thursday of the month (Bingham - White Lion) and the 4th Wednesday of the month (Orston - Durham Ox), any time from 7.30pm onwards.

For more details contact Fiona Winfield: 01949 851602 or [email protected]

See Facebook for upcoming events www.facebook.com/RosbifOrston/

Orston & District Royal British Legion

Next meeting

Tuesday 12th November 8:15pm Durham Ox.

Cranmer Group Services for November

Fresh veggies and fruit. All you can grow and eat. Have we got your taste buds stimulated? Now's the time to grab an allotment before it goes. If you are a first timer you will find plenty of hints and tips available from

friendly, experienced growers. The Orston Allotments are right next to the Orston and Aslockton playing fields, lovely spot looking out onto open fields - you can see Belvoir Castle in the distance. More details from Tony Churcher 01949 850010.

St Mary’s Church News

Harvest Festival Thank you to Nel Shallow, the Methodist Minister, for leading our (Ecumenical) Harvest Festival service of thanksgiving for the Orston community. We are grateful for the food donations people have made and will be passing them onto the ‘Friary’ in West Bridgford, who help homeless and disadvantaged adults – more information can be found at www.the-friary.org.uk

Remembrance Day Just a reminder that this year the Cranmer Group Remembrance Service will be held at Whatton Church on the 10th of

November. There will be a short parade starting at Jubilee Hall 10:30am.

Carol Concert and Pageant Advance Notice The carol concert will be held at 6.00pm on the 15th December at St Mary’s and the Pageant will be held as usual on Christmas Eve, setting off from the Village Hall at 6:15pm

Pastoral Care If there’s anything that you would like to talk about with someone from the church, please feel free to contact myself Julian - 07846902453/01949 851598 or Jean Smeeton – 01949 850906.

Orston Garden Club

Wednesday November 20th 7.30pm Butterflies Bill Bacon

Wednesday December 18th 7.30pm The Holly and the Ivy Doug Stewart

Orston Village Hall We meet on the third Wednesday of each month - September through to May

We look forward to welcoming you!

Visitors £4 per meeting.

Orston Aslockton Hawksworth Thoroton Whatton

3rd Café Church &

Harvest Festival 10.45am

Holy Communion

9.00am

10th Holy Communion

9.00am Remembrance Service

10.45am

17th Holy Communion

10.45am

24th Morning Praise

Baptism 10.15am

Morning Praise 10.45am

Holy Communion 9.00am

Orston Walkers

Tuesday 5th

November A 7.1 mile circular walk starting from Epperstone and passing

through Halloughton. Good views for much of the route, with several

ascents and descents and no stiles. There is an option to shorten the walk by approximately two miles.

Tuesday 19th

November Collingham circular - the Roman

Trail. Approx 5 miles with option for shorter walk of 2.25 miles. Walk

follows in the tracks of the Romans along a secluded green lane and

takes in fine views across the Trent Valley. Mostly level with slight

gradients across farm land using field paths bridle ways and minor

roads.

We meet at 9.30am at Orston Village Hall Car Park for car

sharing.

For more information, please contact Pauline on 851379 or email

[email protected].

Orston Village Choir Sings for Remembrance

We were all so very proud to be invited to sing at the Service of Remembrance for the 156 Parachute Battalion to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Arnhem on Saturday October 12th. The location was the very beautiful St Mary’s Church at Melton Mowbray. The service was led by Chaplain Brian McAvery MRI.

The service was both emotional and poignant and we all sang from the heart. The songs were chosen by Astrid, Cliff and Ian - a selection from the most popular songs from the War

years, when music served as a defiant hope for liberation and freedom.

The Service is available to view on YouTube – search for ‘156 Parachute regiment Melton’

Our thanks go to Astrid, Cliff and Ian for all the careful preparation and guidance they gave us during rehearsals.

Orston & Thoroton WI

History of Magic Wednesday 13th November, 7.30pm

Christmas Party & Orston Rocks Village Choir

Wednesday 11th December, 7.30pm

Orston Village Hall

(Visitors welcome, by donation) More details on the village website

Orston Parish Council - Good Neighbour Scheme

Please keep this to hand in case of need. This is a list of volunteers to help people in minor emergencies - ie. To help with a bit of shopping when indisposed, unable to leave home etc. The Parish Council is very grateful to them all for their generosity of spirit. No one is available all of the time, hence the need for a number of volunteers. If you are willing to be one of this number to join this scheme (as none of us are available all the time) please contact Gerry McMahon by email: [email protected]

Name Location Telephone contact number Annabel Holmes Launder Street 07969 143236 Barbara Reyes Maule Court 07968 003492 and 01949859011 Chris Spibey Lombard Street 01949 851291 David Savidge Lombard Street 07970 516473 Gerry McMahon Hill Top 07971 443346 Lyn Churcher Hill Top 01949 850010 Nick Hammond The Green 01949 851442 Nicola Payne Lombard Street 07828 538407 Penny Ward Launder Street 07811 925602 Rachel Savidge Lombard Street 07943 872841 Rosie Whitham The Green 07944 532031 Teresa McMahon Hill Top 07814 176770

Orston Village Hall AGM

4th December, 7.30pm

Orston Village Hall

Orston Village Hall presents

Saturday 7th December

Orston Village Hall

Doors open 2:30pm Show starts 3.00pm prompt

Show lasts 90 minutes + 15 minute break

Apologies for the complicated ticket pricing, but we used it to negotiate prices below the

Live & Local ‘recommended’ pricing.

Adult: £10, Child (under 15): £6, Adult + 2 Children: £18,

2 Adults + 2 Children: £25, Children aged under 5: FREE

Tickets from Nick 07931 758441/ Jules 07846 902453/ Jeanette 01949 850317 or

email [email protected]

IT IS NOW

A full house saw the ‘Anonymous is a Woman’ theatre company present their comedy drama about a wedding held on the day of the 1966 world cup final. A really enjoyable, entertaining experience, which brought lots of laughs and more than a little nostalgia to Orston that night. Many thanks go to both the actors and the Village Hall committee for their hard work, and to the audience for enthusiastically joining in, all of which made it a very memorable event.

Orston Christmas Pageant 2019

6.15pm Christmas Eve, Orston Village Hall The first Orston Pageant was on Christmas Eve 1965, and is now into its 6th decade. Over that time it has attracted thousands of visitors to the village who participate in our celebrations and join in the carol service that follows. Everyone is invited to partake as cast members, choristers and audience, and whatever the weather, the show goes on. If you want an excuse to dress up then please join in. You can come along as an angel (no age limit), shepherd, villager or soldier…..its up to you. Any questions ring Nick Hammond on 07931758441 or email [email protected]