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Mar 2015Benwick’s Bi-Monthly Community Magazine

Photography by Witri Goldspink

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EDITORIALWe’ve had some great reader input for this edition. Firstly the fantastic cover photograph by Witri Goldspink captured the village in snow beautifully.

We also have poems, both from the school and Maria Greenwood and Shirley Wheatley has sent some amazing photos of birds spotted in the village.

Editor:Adam Keppel-Garner

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We’ve got a new section – recipes from the old Benwick School cook-book – some may remember these, for others they will be new. Give them a go and let me know how you get on!

This edition also concludes our look back at Benwick during the first world war - as peace is declared and the village celebrates. •

In This Edition... What’s On in the Village Hall 4Benwick Ladies Club 4Parish Meeting 6Benwick Forget-me-Nots 82015 Cycle Events 11During the War - part six 12Your Bugle 14 Benwick in Bloom 15In My Dream 18Brighter Parishes 21Sweatpeas and Me 23A Beautiful Friendship 23Benwick Recipes 23

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VILLAGE HALLThe Village Hall is the central hub for the village and offers a variety of activities throughout the week. Here’s just a taster of what is hap-pening in the hall.

Every Monday evening from 6:45pm to 7:45pm is Fine Tune fitness – a class concentrating on improving aerobic fitness. This is followed form 8pm until 9pm by Zumba with Mark!

The first Monday every month also sees the Parish Council meeting from 7pm in the side room.

Tuesday’s see the Scouts and Cubs (remember, they still need a Beavers leader!) and Wednesday has the Tang So Do from 7pm until 9pm.

On the first Thursday of each month the Benwick Forget-me-Nots meet (see page 8) but on the other Thursday evenings the hall is available to hire.

Friday’s from 7pm to 8pm host Carly’s Fitness Pilates – “a great way to help your mind and body without the impact”.

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Monday's 6.45-7.45pm 'Body Blitz'A class concentrating on improving aerobic fitness at a moderate intensity.Come and join us for the latest tunes, a combination of different routines and crazes including boxerise, dancesize, salsasize. Burn calories in a supportive, motivating and friendly environment.

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Sunday mornings are for a High Intensity training with Fine Tune Fitness from 9:15 until 10:15 with a twist on ‘legs, bums and tums’ following this at 10:15 until 11:15am.

The Village Hall is available to hire and perfect for meetings, parties and other events – simply download the booking form from www.lilyholtroad.co.uk or call Patricia on 01354 677 279. •


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In January there was a good turnout of members all willing to part with their money for this years fees. We have a healthy number of members on our lists. Most of us were out on Monday 16th February enjoying a meal at The Oliver Cromwell inMarch.

During the next few months we have a variety of speakers and outings. On March 16th we welcome Tom Hobden giving a humorous talk ‘Confessions of a Locksmith’.

He will be followed on April 20th by John from Skylark with tips on growing plants for winter colour and fragrance. Our outing on May 18th is to March museum followed by a drink at George’s.

Then on June15th Rosemary Taylor a village resident will demonstrate reflexology. This evening is also the time when we indulge in a variety of strawberry deserts made by club members.

Further information about times and costs for our club are displayed on the Village Hall noticeboard. •

BENWICK LADIES CLUB

by Brenda Richards

PARISH MEETING

The Annual Parish assembly will be held on Sunday 19th April at 6pm in the Church Room of the Village Hall.

The meeting is an opportunity to hear from your district, parish and county councillors.

The meeting also provides updates from our village organisations and is an ideal forum to raise any issues you have encountered in the village. •


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FORGET-ME-NOTSby Janet Fountain

The first meeting of the New Year was held on Thursday, 5th February when, after a game of bingo the annual business was completed.

The treasurer presented a healthy balance sheet and then collected subscriptions for the coming year. Names were taken for the sausage supper on Thursday, 5th March. This promises to be a good evening with entertainment from Brian Roy to follow the supper. The competition is any item beginning with the letter D.

For the April meeting we have a speaker arranged, when we should have a few laughs from John Lillyman hearing about life as a pantomime dame. The competition is any item beginning with the letter E.

On Wednesday, 22nd April we have an outing to Guyhirn for ten pin bowling departing Benwick at 10.15 am. The first Thursday in May will be our annual birthday party with enter-tainment from Sean Moyses, a banjo player.

On 29th May we have planned a coach trip to Downtown at Grantham.

Interested in any of activities and 55 or over, male or female you are very welcome – come and join us The annual membership is just £6. Please call Janet 01354 677228 or just turn up, The meetings are held at 6.30 pm on the first Thursday of the month. •

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The ‘Tour of Cambridgeshire’ is taking place on Saturday 6th June with around 750 riders in a timed event. On Sunday 7th there will possibly be around 10,000 riders cycling through the village with possible road closures.

The Sportive will be coming through Benwick on Saturday 25th July and on Sunday 26th the Circuit of the Fens race will take place, starting in Whittlesey at 12 and circuiting

CYCLE EVENTS 2015

by Lyn Keppel-Spoor

Benwick. The main race will come through Benwick four times with the support race coming through three times.

There will be a new event this year on Sunday 26th July – the “Circuit of Benwick”. This new event will have 6 laps with around 100 riders and start in the village at 9am – finishing around 11:30am.

Further details of all these events will be in the next edition of the Bugle.

The scarecrow competition will be held on the weekend of 26th / 27th July the theme for which will be announced nearer the time. •

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We finish our look back at life in Benwick during the first world war through the memoirs of Florence Sismey.

Germany admitted defeat on 11th November 1918. We were potato picking at the time and the foreman’s son was home, after being wounded. He went to the village and came back, bringing a great jug of beer, shouting “the war is over, peace is declared”. Needless to say the men were soon round the beer jug, and there was not much more work done that day – I think we all went wild.

A thanksgiving service was held in the Church and I asked another girl on the farm if she would go with me. We walked to Church through the fog and the first hymn was “Now thank we all our god”. I’ve never heard singing like that night in the Church before or since.

There were also many tears as we remembered the 33 young men we had lost from our little community. When we came out of Church we saw a great bonfire had been prepared and was speedily lit.

DURING THE WAR

It was spring 1919 when the Spanish Flu reached Benwick and lots of people in the village were very ill. One of the maids at the ‘Big House’ went home on her half-day and was taken ill after coming back that night. She was sent home again and died a day or two later. I caught it too, and I have heard my mother say that she sat at my bedside and heard the bell tolling for Rose’s funeral and thought I would be next – but Rose was the only fatality in the village. It was terrible time to go through, just when the war was finished, but happily it was over by the summer.

Food was still very scarce and inferior, so the national celebration day was fixed for July 19th 1919 – at least that was when we had ours. We had a church service, public lunch, sports for the children and a public tea for us all. We finished the day by riding the roundabouts at the Feast, which coincided with the day.We had a glorious time and I was finally walked home by the one who was to be my partner for almost fifty years.

This, then, is my account of life here during the war years. Not very exciting you will think – but very hard to live through, and I hope you will never have the same experience. •


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The Bugle is your magazine so I am always thrilled to recieve any articles, photographs or writing to share.

The georgeous bird photographs were taken by Shirley Wheatley and Maria Greenwood shared this poem, written about her five year old son Ben. Ben is a high functioning autistic. He has no speech and does not interact with other people.

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YOUR BUGLEBen

The world is such a scary place.

I find it hardto look youin the face,

and say that“I'm afraid.

Please - hold me close.”

Words, like trainsgo rushing through

my head.Though I listenedcarefully, I didn't

understand,what was being said.Please - help me see.

When I feel afraid, I look for my safe place.

I spin my wheels. I turn around.

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These fantastic photos were taken by Shirley Wheatley in February and show a Robin with a Blue Tit, a Blackbird, Kenny the

Kingfisher and a Chaffinch.


BENWICK IN BLOOM

by Pat Cuthbert

Benwick in Bloom Street Pride continue to litter pick through the village, helping to keep Benwick tidy.

Tubs and boxes were recently planted up with colourful Polyanthus, ready to welcome the Spring and have a little much needed colour in the dank and dismal days of winter.

BiB plans for summer planting to continue with the red, white and blue theme for tubs and boxes with

special centre pieces.

St Mary’s churchyard footprint will be re-seeded with wild flowers and Flanders Poppies.

To help boost much needed funds to buy plants Benwick in Bloom will have a special Easter raffle.

We will also attend Spring and Summer events to sell donated goods, as well as some car boot sales.

If anyone would like to spare the odd hour to help with planting etc then please contact Patricia on 01354 677048 •


The Children in class 4 at Benwick School have been working on improving their vocabulary, using powerful words to describe and language structures such as alliteration, similes, metaphors and personification.Here’s a selection of their work – “In My Dream”. •

IN MY DREAM

In my dream I saw a run down cottage,being demolished by the massive, menacing, malicious hurricanes.

In my dream I heard the snowstorm swirling like a washing machinemenacingly threatening to destroy anything in its path.

In my dream I saw the illuminated, dazzling, immense starsstare at me like cold cat’s eyes.

In my dream I saw monster’s scream with rageas they witnessed the humans torture their monster leader.

In my dreams I heard the sapphire coloured sea pounce on a naïve, oblivious wave riderzooming towards the golden, sandy beach.

In my dream I saw a potrunning like the wind towards the racing, rummaging ruler and rubbers.

By Ryan (year 6)

In my dream I saw a dull, dirty, disgusting mucky pigwho was like a dirt machine rolling in mud.

In my dream I heard a clear white see-through seagullgliding like a luxury, posh plane, roar as loud as a lion.

In my dream I saw a coconut, chest-nut bullraging like a sports car through the narrow, cramped room.

In my dream I saw a lovely, multi-coloured unicorndancing gracefully like an elegant, sophisticated ballerina.

In my dream I saw the red-faced sun walk over the hard, hot horizon like an explorer searching for gold.

By Leo (year 6)


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Over the last year, Parish Councils, community groups and residents have saved thousands of pounds on the cost of paint thanks to Cambridgeshire Community Reuse and Recycling Network – CCORRN, a local community organisation based in March, Cambridgeshire who run the Cambridgeshire Community RePaint Scheme.

The Community Repaint scheme is run by a small team of staff and volunteers who collect, sort, test and redistribute low cost paint under contract to AmeyCespa on behalf of Cambridgeshire County Council.

It is because of this contract that CCORRN is able to offer low cost paint to over 80 community groups and Parish Councils. On average, paint is £1 a litre and slightly more for bespoke or specialist paint products.

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The Sweetpeas understand that I have to work in order for us to be able to have food on the table, get new clothes and buy toys. I want them to be able to see that money doesn’t grow on trees and that a job will be needed one day.

“I’m going to be a pilot” said Harvey.A great choice from even though he has never been on a plane.

Other than her intention of being The Queen one day, Alyssa has the idea of being a bank cashier. Like me. I’d love to take her to work with me one day just to see how well she would cope. I fear though that they may sack this Mummy and employ the younger model! Growing up and getting a job sounded so much more fun when I was at school. Mind you, I do like stamping. This was the reason I work where I do.

I remember going to visit my aunt in the bank and loving how they all wore smart uniforms with their names on them. They had loads of different stamps with ink pads and it would make that really loud “Clunk Clunk” noise. It was amazing!

SWEETPEAS AND MEby Emily Shepperson

Unfortunately we don’t have many different stamps like we did when I first started. It may be that when the Sweetpeas leave school they will have “flying car technician” or “holi-day rep on Mars” as some of their options.

Harvey may not be a pilot and per-haps will be just controlling a pilot-less plane via remote control. Now there’s a worrying thought. •

Every Thursday in March at 7pm in the Church room of the Village Hall I will be running an interesting course which looks at the classic movie Casablanca.

Each week we will look at a short clip and talk about the things which come out of it. I hope it will arouse interest in people who usually do not associ-ate Christianity with the movies and it would be great to see as many people attending as possible.

Nothing is required to attend – just come along and see what you think. It might be an eye opener!

For more information visit www.sixfenchurches.co.uk. •

A BEAUTIFUL FRIENDSHIP

by Vicki Smith


In the early 90’s a cookbook was released to raise funds for the school. We take a look at some of the recipes submitted.

Give them a go and let us know how you get on!

Chicken Rice by Carol Osborne

This recipe is a great way to use up leftover chicken.

1 tbsp oil, 30g butter, 1 chopped onion, 180g brown rice, 1 chopped pepper, 2 chopped tomatoes, 1 pint chicken stock, 1 tsp turmeric, chicken pieces and chopped parsley.

Heat the oil and butter in a pan with lid; fry the onion lightly and when soft (not brown) add rice and fry for 1 minute. Add the chopped pepper, tomatoes, stock, chicken, turmeric and season.

Cover the pan and cook gently until rice is cooked and the chicken hot. Sprinkle with parsley just before serving.

RECIPES

Cambridgeshire Fudge Tart by the school catering service

This delicious recipe can be served hot or cold, on its own or with chocolate sauce, custard or cream.

Pastry - 175g plain flour, 45g lard 45g margarine, 30ml water.Filling - 300ml milk, 75g sugar, 100g margarine,50g plain flour, 12g grated chocolate and 1sp vanilla essence.

Make up a shortcrust pastry in the traditional manner. Roll out the pas-try and line a flan ring. Bake blind for 15 minutes at 185°C.

Pour half the milk into a saucepan, add margarine and heat until nearly boiling. Blend the remainder of the milk with the flour and beat to a smooth paste and add to the milk mixture.

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Benwick in Bloom

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