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X Minus One: Junkyard adapted from the story by Clifford D. Simak
Filed under: Audio Drama, Online Audio
Based on the short story by Clifford D. Simak; Adapted by George Lefferts; Performed by a full cast
1 |MP3| – Approx. 30 Minutes [RADIO DRAMA]
Broadcaster: NBC
Broadcast: February 22, 1956
Provider: Internet Archive
A spaceship finds some strange artifacts from an unremarkable planet. But when the crew tries to take off they find that they've forgotten how to fly the ship.
First published in Galaxy, May 1953.
Though the original story is still under copyright in the United States the X Minus One adaptation (above) and the original Don Sibley illustrations, from Galaxy, May 1953, (below) are in the PUBLIC DOMAIN.
Posted by Jesse Willis
The Calamander Chest by Joseph Payne Brennan as read by Vincent Price
Filed under: Online Audio
Published as half of a 1978 Caedmon recording (TC 1574), here is Vincent Price's reading of Joseph Payne Brennan's short story, The Calamander Chest.
Part 1 of 2:
Part 2 of 2:
And, I've posted the |PDF| made from a scan of Weird Tales, January 1954, if you'd like to read along.
Posted by Jesse Willis
Sigma2Foxtrot – a German language SFF audio podcast
Filed under: Online Audio
Sigma2Foxtrot is a new SFF audio podcast by the guys behind the Arkham Insiders podcast. Inspired by, and partially modeled on, The SFFaudio Podcast. We heartily recommend it to all German speakers and listeners interested in "Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror and Hard-boiled crime!"
Here's the podcast feed:
Posted by Jesse Willis
The British Library Podcast – A Gothic Story
Filed under: Online Audio
The British Library Podcast has a very good primer for gothic fiction in a new podcast episode entitled A Gothic Story. Presented by Charlie Higson, here's the official description:
To accompany the British Library's exhibition Terror & Wonder: the Gothic Imagination, British horror writer Charlie Higson tells the true story of how the vampire and the zombie were born. From the first gothic novel to 19th century Romantics Lord Byron and Mary Shelley and from Hammer horror to the Night of the Living Dead, Charlie reveals how our favourite monsters evolved and triumphed. Along the way, Reece Shearsmith (The League of Gentlemen) reads extracts to chill the spine and thrill the senses.
Get the 1/2 hour |MP3| or listen to the sample below:
More information is HERE.
Posted by Jesse Willis
A Terribly Strange Bed by Wilkie Collins
Filed under: Audio Drama, Online Audio
A Terribly Strange Bed by Wilkie Collins was first published in the magazine Household Words, April 24, 1852.
The Weird Circle – A Terribly Strange Bed
Adapted from the story by Wilkie Collins; Performed by a full cast
1 |MP3| – Approx. 30 Minutes [RADIO DRAMA]
Broadcaster: MBS, NBC, ABC
Broadcast: October 3, 1943
Provider: Archive.org
Suspense – A Terribly Strange Bed
Adapted from the story by Wilkie Collins; Performed by a full cast
1 |MP3| Approx. 30 Minutes [RADIO DRAMA]
Broadcaster: CBS Radio
Broadcast: June 7, 1954
Provider: Archive.org
Weird Circle adaptation:
Suspense adaptation:
Posted by Jesse Willis
The Oval Portrait by Edgar Allan Poe
Filed under: Online Audio
A double Halloween treat, my favourite Edgar Allan Poe short story, a Gothic Horror tale as narrated by two of my favourite people.
First up, as narrated by Julie Davis of Forgotten Classics and A Good Story Is Hard To Find podcasts.
The Oval Portrait
By Edgar Allan Poe; Read by Julie Davis
1 |MP3| Approx. 10 Minutes [UNABRIDGED]
The injured narrator finds, upon the pillow of a bed in an abandoned castle in the Appenines, a book describing the many paintings that adorn the room he lies in.
First published in Graham's Magazine, April 1842.
And from the voice of Lovecraft and his WeirdAudiobooks.com, the great Wayne June!
And here's an illustrated |PDF| version!
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a resident of Barron Park
on May 4, 2013 at 1:31 pm
Just before 7 this morning sheriff's deputies and callers reported smoke and flames. I heard less than an acre was burned in the slow moving fire. I'm surprised that neither the PAFD not PAPD put out any report via their social media. Perhaps they are still investigating or are embarrassed by the location and origin of the fire.
a resident of Downtown North
on May 4, 2013 at 4:54 pm
Los Trancos Road is in Portola Valley, not Palo Alto. What agency responded to this?
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on May 4, 2013 at 5:09 pm
Per the PA Open Space FB page ...
"Big thanks to Palo Alto Fire Department, Calfire, and Woodside-Portola Valley Fire Protection Foundation for knocking down a little thing that could have become a big thing."
It was a small grass fire in Foothills Park - no word on its origin.
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1913 'Fireflies' A G Grant Schaefer Sheet Music Complete, VG, pianoforte
'I Loved You Then' Irving Berlin Sheet Music Front cover disconnected - otherwise good
Die-cut Worcester Salt Needle Book Cut off at the bottom, lacking back (unless I find it) Has all needles
1903 Gavitt's Stock Exchange Game. Copyrighted 1903. Patented Oct 12, Dec 8 1903 and Sept 16 1896 by Harry Gavitt. Manufactured only by W W Gavitt Printing a...
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"Dream Girls" Paper Dolls Set, Mint, Uncut These are reproduction but very very well done. Minty, uncut. Excellent unused condition
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(M36a) 1930s Manoil Lead Nurse - No Hem, #21 Measures 3" high. Paint is fair, about 65% remaining, original Hollowcast lead, ca 1930s
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Written by sancaster January 09, 2015 Hits: 2730 7
The story begins with Blaze—a weapon that is the manifestation of a human's soul. Tooru Kokonoe happens to be qualified for this, but for some reason his Blaze is not a weapon, but a shield. Moreover, he enrolled in a school that teaches combat skills, and thanks to the school's Duo partner system, he ends up living with a beautiful silver-haired girl.
Written by AnimeFreak93 October 07, 2013 Hits: 7846 17
The story follows Eijun Sawamura, a pitcher who joins an elite school with a brilliant catcher named Kazuya Miyuki. Together with the rest of the team, they strive for Japan's storied Koushien championships through hard work and determination. (Source: ANN)
Written by Shinchiro October 16, 2014 Hits: 1401 1
Ichigo Hoshimiya is a regular, ordinary middle school girl. But when her best friend, Aoi, invites her to join the idol training academy, Starlight Academy, her whole world is turned upside down. As she encounters all kinds of rivals and learns what it takes to be an idol, she uses her Aikatsu Cards to challenge countless auditions. (Source: ANN)
Written by Shinchiro February 20, 2015 Hits: 869 1
The psychologist Ryou and his cheerful nurse Asuna explain many aspects of mental illness to the reader. They cover topics such as the validity, prevalence, and origins of mental disorders, in addition to addressing specific disorders. The information is imparted in a cheerful and comic manner, with various jokes, puns, and pop culture references. (Source: MU)
Written by devil_ninja92 January 14, 2015 Hits: 3076 3
One day, the moon exploded, leaving it in a perpetual crescent-moon shape. The creature who claims responsibility for the destruction also claims it will destroy the world in March of next year. With powers beyond human comprehension, no military can stand against it. Yet, for some reason, it chooses to take up occupancy as a teacher in the worst class of Kunugigaoka Middle School. The fate of the world rests in the hands of its students, as they have...
Written by pauloharianja October 15, 2014 Hits: 1869 1
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The original story follows Sayuri Haruno, a girl who attends an elite confectionery school Fleurir on a scholarship to follow her dream to open a pastry shop. There she meets several charming young men.(Source: ANN)
Written by nusaf October 05, 2014 Hits: 4582 10
Due to humanity obtaining the data technology that has evolved to a great amount—called "Mana"—the human race is able to subjugate all wars, starvation, pollution, and other problems on Earth by using its power, which is similar to magic. Earth has obtained the utopia of complete peace and no wants. First princess of the Misurugi Empire, Angelize. As with everyone else, she also had no wants or worries. She was celebrated by the people of the empire, and was supposed...
Written by Shinchiro August 27, 2009 Hits: 117820 127
Kudo Shinichi is a seventeen year-old high school detective whom people call the "Modern Sherlock Holmes." However, one night after a date with his childhood sweetheart, Ran, Shinichi witnessed an illegal trade and, caught off his guard, was knocked unconscious and fed a drug that was supposed to kill him... but he woke up and found himself shrunken to a seven year-old. In order to track down the men who did this to him, Shinichi hid his identity and lived...
Written by asckj1 October 07, 2013 Hits: 2279 0
The story follows Eijun Sawamura, a pitcher who joins an elite school with a brilliant catcher named Kazuya Miyuki. Together with the rest of the team, they strive for Japan's storied Koushien championships through hard work and determination. Source: MyAnimelist
Written by Merithyn January 11, 2015 Hits: 1168 3
The third season of Dog Days.
Written by Shinchiro December 17, 2013 Hits: 1257 0
A new Doraemon series produced by the same team as the 1979 series (in association with Studio Pierrot) with new voice actors and staff and updated character designs.
Written by kmonmoy April 06, 2014 Hits: 11702 24
Continuation of Fairy Tail. Lucy is a 17-year-old girl, who wants to be a full-fledged mage. One day when visiting Harujion Town, she meets Natsu, a young man who gets sick easily by any type of transportation. But Natsu isn't just any ordinary kid, he's a member of one of the world's most infamous mage guilds: Fairy Tail.
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Continuation of Fairy Tail. Lucy is a 17-year-old girl, who wants to be a full-fledged mage. One day when visiting Harujion Town, she meets Natsu, a young man who gets sick easily by any type of transportation. But Natsu isn't just any ordinary kid, he's a member of one of the world's most infamous mage guilds: Fairy Tail.
Written by asckj1 April 01, 2012 Hits: 4578 8
Like in any culture, Japanese kids grow up listening to the stories repeatedly told by their parents and grandparents. The boy born from a peach; the princess from the moon who is discovered inside a bamboo; the old man who can make a dead cherry tree blossom, etc. These short stories that teach kids to see both the dark and bright sides of life have passed traditional moral values from generation to generation. Source: ANN
Written by ravenlock17 April 01, 2012 Hits: 7029 5
Like in any culture, Japanese kids grow up listening to the stories repeatedly told by their parents and grandparents. The boy born from a peach; the princess from the moon who is discovered inside a bamboo; the old man who can make a dead cherry tree blossom, etc. These short stories that teach kids to see both the dark and bright sides of life have passed traditional moral values from generation to generation. Each half-hour episode of Folktales from Japan...
Written by Shinchiro November 03, 2014 Hits: 2514 6
The story of the anime begins when the king's adviser launches a witch hunt, which endangers the Makai Knights and Makai Priests, who are supposed to protect people. A Makai Priest who has been condemned to die at the stake gives birth to a child, Leon Lewis. The child is rescued by his father, a Makai Knight, but never meets his mother. When he grows up he inherits the Gold Armor as a descendant of the Gold Knights. Meanwhile the...
Written by Koishi October 09, 2014 Hits: 1553 5
The story of Gundam Build Fighters Try is set 7 years after the end of the 1st series, when Iori Sei and Reiji won the 7th Gunpla Battle World Championships. Now Seiho Academy's Gunpla Battle Club has only one member, Hoshino Fumina, who is a third grade student in junior high. As the president of the club, she needs two more members to participate in the upcoming All-Japan Gunpla Battle Championships. One day she encounters a transfer student named Kamiki...
Written by DarkFlames October 04, 2014 Hits: 3227 5
The Universal Century, with its history of colonization and wars, passes into posterity, and time flows on. Mankind enters a new age of seemingly endless peace and prosperity called the "Regild Century". The year is R.C. 1014. The Capital Tower, an orbital elevator, connects earth and space. Due to its role in supplying Earth's power by transferring Photon Batteries from space, it is worshiped with a religious fervor. Bellri Zenam, a cadet in the Capital Guard formed to protect...
Written by devil_ninja92 January 26, 2015 Hits: 1649 3
Shinichirou decides to look for a job in order to pay his rent, and his teacher suggests that he work for someone at their house doing housekeeping; however, the person who hired him was Sakuya, a girl who is the 37th head of the Shimazu family, and her job is to exorcise and eliminate unwanted creatures. Shinichirou accidentally releases one of the creatures that Sakuya captures and they cooperate to catch it. A story of comedic creature hunting begins! ...
Written by Merithyn January 14, 2015 Hits: 1866 4
The story follows Maria, the most powerful witch who lives during the Hundred Years' War in France. She despises war, so she obstructs battles with her strong magical powers. Her meddling with her succubus Artemis and incubus Priapos has caught the attention of the heavens, and so the Archangel Michael issues an edict. When Maria loses her virginity, she will also lose her magical powers. A beautiful angel named Ezekiel is supposed to watch Maria and make sure...
Written by Rinkwolf Phantom March 06, 2015 Hits: 682 2
Nanami continues being a 'Land God/Earth Deity' and as well being in love with her familiar, Tomoe. Still with Onikiri, Kotetsu and Tomoe, she is living with her new familiar Mizuki and Mamoru, a monkey shikigami. Her 'being a god' thing continues as she was given a test by Otohiko, a wind god, to determine her capability to attend the Divine Assembly in Izumo. Prequel: Kamisama Kiss
Written by asckj1 January 07, 2015 Hits: 1285 2
Second season of Kamisama Hajimemashita series.
Written by fshah January 10, 2015 Hits: 2708 3
Set in a world where humanity has lost control of the oceans to the "deep sea fleet," the only hope to counter this threat are the Fleet Girls, a group of girls who possess the spirit of Japanese warships. The story revolves around Fubuki, a destroyer who comes to the Chinjufu base to train with other Fleet Girls. Watch as their stories unfold! ©2014 KanColle Headquarters
Written by Shinchiro January 16, 2015 Hits: 1216 2
The story follows Ryou, a middle school girl who lives by herself. She has a knack for cooking and makes friendships with everyone through her food. The cooking manga is "full of detailed cuisine art to whet the appetite and slightly erotic meal scenes." The "koufuku" in the title is a wordplay on two Japanese homonyms—one which means "happiness," and another that means "appetite." (Source: ANN)
Written by sancaster January 12, 2015 Hits: 3385 7
The third season of Kuroko no Basket. Jump encodes: sancaster | asckj1 | Fshah | Shinchiro
Written by Rinkwolf Phantom November 16, 2014 Hits: 1804 5
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When swords were outlawed in the eleventh year of the Meiji Era, the mighty samurai population began to dwindle. Those who rejected the ban on blades rebelled, causing violent unrest to erupt throughout the countryside. To combat the rise in criminal activity, an inescapable lake prison was constructed. Three young men, born of the Kumoh line, were given the duty of delivering criminals to their place of confinement – but could there be more to their mission than meets the...
Written by devil_ninja92 October 05, 2014 Hits: 12237 19
Veteran gamer Shiroe and other players have been trapped in the world of the online game Elder Tales for six months. The once chaotic city of Akiba has regained its everyday hustle and bustle following the formation of the self-governing organization Round Table Meeting. The earthlings, who are originally from the game world, have gained the trust of Shiroe by waging a defensive war against the Goblins in Zantleaf Region. This has led Princess Rayneshia of the Cowen family, the...
Written by asckj1 August 30, 2014 Hits: 1805 3
OVA series that bundle in volumes 3, 4, 5 of the manga. It tells the story of Sinbad's early life, when he captured the first Dungeon, Baal. Source: Magi Wikia
Written by kmonmoy October 07, 2014 Hits: 1530 6
Kaito Kuroba is a normal teenage student whose father is often absent. When his father dies under mysterious circumstances, he is made aware of his father's secret identity: a famous international criminal known as International Criminal 1412: the Phantom Thief, and that he was murdered by a mysterious organization for refusing to aid them in retrieving the "Pandora Gem," a mystical stone said to shed a "tear" during the passing of a particular comet (often called the "Volley Comet"), the...
Written by Shinchiro January 09, 2015 Hits: 1545 2
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The story takes place during a conflict between the Krakozhia Dukedom and the Grania Republic. In the midst of the fighting, a savior appears to the Krakozhia Dukedom, and it is a high school student named Yano Souhei. Two female soldiers, First Lieutenant Ruto and Second Lieutenant Haruka, appear in tanks to intrude on Souhei's everyday life, followed by the enemy soldier Shachirofu, all of whom use firearms without hesitation at his house. (Source: ANN)
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Naruto Shipuuden is the continuation of the original animated TV series Naruto.The story revolves around an older and slightly more matured Uzumaki Naruto and his quest to save his friend Uchiha Sasuke from the grips of the snake-like Shinobi, Orochimaru. After 2 and a half years Naruto finally returns to his village of Konoha, and sets about putting his ambitions to work, though it will not be easy, as He has amassed a few (more dangerous) enemies, in the likes...
Written by kmonmoy October 29, 2008 Hits: 131300 135
The second incarnation of the very popular Naruto manga. This anime features Part II of the manga storyline which takes place two years after the events at the end of the Sasuke Retrieval arc (Episodes 107 - 135) of the first TV series.The story revolves mainly around Uzumaki Naruto`s and Haruno Sakura`s new adventures and their search for Uchiha Sasuke after he left Konoha-gakure (Leaf Village) to gain Orochimaru`s power. The plot also shows a more active Akatsuki in their...
Written by yagami_hideto February 06, 2010 Hits: 134988 130
Gol D. Roger was known as the Pirate King, the strongest and most infamous being to have sailed the Grand Line. The capture and death of Roger by the World Government brought a change throughout the world. His last words before his death revealed the location of the greatest treasure in the world, One Piece. It was this revelation that brought about the Grand Age of Pirates, men who dreamed of finding One Piece (which promises an unlimited amount of...
Written by hichago October 29, 2008 Hits: 178969 256
Gol D. Roger was known as the Pirate King, the strongest and most infamous being to have sailed the Grand Line. The capture and death of Roger by the World Government brought a change throughout the world. His last words before his death revealed the location of the greatest treasure in the world, One Piece. It was this revelation that brought about the Grand Age of Pirates, men who dreamed of finding One Piece (which promises an unlimited amount of...
Written by ShinyHaxorus November 02, 2013 Hits: 3913 3
Satoshi and Pikachu will travel to Miare City at the center of the Kalos region. There, they will encounter never-before-seen Pokémon and make new friends. Thus begins a new adventure as Satoshi takes on the Kalos League. (Source: MAL)
Written by fshah July 09, 2014 Hits: 3598 10
Usagi Tsukino was a normal second-year middle school girl whose own life changes one day when she encounters a black cat. The cat's name is Luna who can talk and bears a cresent moon on her forehead. Luna tells Usagi that she is the chosen guardian of justice with the power to transform into Sailor Moon. Usagi now has a new responsiblity which is a mission to find the Illusionary Silver Crystal as well as the other chosen guardians...
Written by Rinkwolf Phantom November 16, 2014 Hits: 2436 10
Sequel to the Psycho-Pass series, taking place one-and-a-half years later. Having learned the true nature of the Sibyl System, Akane Tsunemori chose to obey the system, believing in both humanity and the legal order. She's part of a new police section and spends her everyday life facing down criminals. Unbeknownst to Akane, however, a monster who will shake the system to its core is about to appear before her. (Source: ANN)
Written by Shinchiro January 16, 2015 Hits: 1392 1
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Ten years after the Great Tokyo War, each prefecture in Japan has split up into independent nations. Each nation is ruled by a prophet called "Mosa" and an army called "Mob" as they start to compete to take over other countries. Four "Mob" girls from the Saitama clan, Nozomi, Yukina, Ai, and Chiaya, are ordered by their "Mosa" to travel around Japan riding their motorcycles to mediate multiple battles between nations and clans as they emerge. (Source: ANN, edited)
Written by sancaster January 20, 2015 Hits: 2852 4
The life of Tomoyo Aki, a highschool otaku working part time to support his BD hoarding. With remarkable luck, he bumps head-first into, Megumi Kato, the most beautiful girl he has ever seen. Naturally, the meeting twists his life into a complicated torrent of relationships. Eriri Spencer Sawamura, his half-foreigner childhood friend who's always valued her relationship with MC. Kasumigaoka Utaha, a cold, composed renowned literary genius who shoves everyone aside from our protagonist. What is this? An eroge...
Written by devil_ninja92 October 16, 2014 Hits: 1407 4
Ronja is the only daughter of Mattis, a bandit leader who lives in a castle in the middle of a large forest. When Ronja grows old enough, she ventures into the forest to interact the strange and magical creatures that live there. She learns to live in the forest through her own strength, with the occasional rescue from her parents. Ronja's life begins to change, however, when she happens upon a boy her own age named Birk.
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Toyotomi Hideyoshi is on the verge of unifying the realm, and all that remains is the Odawara Castle protected by the "Lion of Sagami" Ujiyasu Houjou. Hideyoshi's personally trained generals—Ishida Mitsunari, Katou Kiyomasa, and Fukushima Masanori—as well as Ootani Yoshitsugu, Shima Sakon, and Naoe Kanetsugu are all on the frontline of the battle. Amidst the battle formation are the two young warriors of the Sanada household: older brother Nobuyuki and younger brother Yukimura. As the stalemate begins to break...
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At least I think that's what it is - sharp pain in chest lining (left side) upon taking a breath - comes n goes. What have the docs done for you besides said - yeah don't worry about it?
I had it off and on for almost 30 years from the time I was about 19. At first it was frequent, eventually, about twice a year. Now it has been about 10 years since I had an attack, so I guess I don't have it any more.
My doctor said that I had discovered a good way to cope (hold my ribs tight while I breathed, so it didn't hurt much) but don't worry about it, it isn't a serious condition.
Thanks all. I went to the doc, had a chest Xray and was told to take 2 aspirin per day (already take 1 enteric anyway). My doc didn't agree with webMD that said a negative chest Xray could still mean infected fluid lining the chest wall. It's a little less frequent now, anyway. Maybe it was stress of 5th refi! :-)


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Magazine for the village of Clanfield for May 2011
What? Copy date for the Issue Number 165 June issue: May 2011 Thursday 19th May 2011 email: email@example.com The WHAT? can also be viewed on-line at www.clanfield.org. Clanfield Welcome Pack You will be aware that over recent years, new residents in the village have been given a Welcome Pack, co-ordinated and delivered by the Monday Lunch organisers. Of late, the organisers have found it increasingly difficult to keep abreast of movement in and out of properties in Clanfield, and to maintain updated entries in the pack To ensure that the village continues to welcome new residents in this way, the Parish Council have agreed to undertake the updating and co-ordination of the pack contents and, therefore, should you wish to update your organisation/business entry, please contact me in the first instance. Could I also ask that, should you be planning to leave your present home, please would you leave the Welcome Pack for the incoming residents? Lynda Scott Clerk to Clanfield Parish Council 01367 810606 1 Farmers Court, Clanfield St. Stephen's Church FLOWER FESTIVAL The Wedding Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd May 10 00 – 5.00 pm Part of the Cotswold Churches Festival 1 Clanfield Midsummer Celebrations 25th June to 9th July 2011 They are nearly here!!!! Get out your diaries and make a note of all the events coming up. The full programme of events follows and the money raised from these events is put into a fund for projects to enhance the quality of living in the village. We hope you will all be able to come to as many events as possible and make this years event as successful as last year's. Programme of events Sunday 26th June Midday to 2.30pm Clanfield Primary School Fete Join the school in the usual fete activities, including a Pirate parade along the Causeway. Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th 12noon to 4pm June Clanfield Artists Exhibition at the Carter Institute See a high quality exhibition of art by our own artists, also the new children's exhibition. Vote for your favourite work of art. Wednesday 29th June 8.00pm Bell Ringing St Stephens's Church. Your opportunity to try your hand at bell ringing come along and have a go. Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd 12noon to 4pm June Clanfield Artists Exhibition at the Carter Institute Another opportunity to see a high quality exhibition of art by our own artists, also the new children's exhibition. Vote for your favourite work of art. Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd Village Scarecrow competition This popular event of 2009 returns, Create your scarecrow and display him in your garden, collect maps of the scarecrow locations from the Art exhibition at the Institute, entries to Melanie Andrews 810114 and the Post office Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd Walking village Treasure hunt Another popular event of 2009 – will it be as difficult as the previous one? Questions for all the family, join the trail when you visit the Scarecrows, questions will be printed in the June Clanfield What, answer sheets will be available from the Art exhibition at the Institute, return you entries to get a chance of the big prize Saturday 2nd July 4:30pm Knockout Rounders Competition and BBQ & Bar on the Recreation Ground. Teams from the village will compete for the Ann Irvin Memorial Cup. Get your team together now. Entries to Tim Cowling 810281 2 Sunday 3rd July 10.30am Clanfield Primary School Family service taken by Rev David Lloyd. Join the children in this village act of worship. Tuesday 5th July 7.30pm at the Carter Institute, Nostalgia, An evening of slides and memories of Clanfield and the surrounding area given by Sue Morris. (Entrance £1) Saturday 9th July 7:30 The return of Welsh, Cowbridge Male Voice Choir Concert. In great demand, the choir have agreed to return to give us another great concert, traditional welsh songs and hymns together with arrangements of songs of Queen & Robin Williams amongst many more, Tickets £12 on sale from the beginning of June (and don't forget the after concert sing song in the Tavern ) For further information contact:- Glyn James Tel; 01367 810569 Email;email@example.com Peter Farley Tel; 01367 810604 Email; email@example.com LINDSEY ALLAN Quality Cordon Bleu Cuisine I provide a flexible service tailored to meet all your requirements, from the simple supper party to the more formal dinner. My other services include – Business Lunches Cocktail parties Weddings CLOVERLEIGH, 4 THE GREEN, CLANFIELD, BAMPTON, OXFORDSHIRE, OX18 2SR Telephone 01367 810340 mobile 07799 777107 3 Flower Festival Weekend On Saturday and Sunday, 21st and 22nd May, Saint Stephen's Church, Clanfield celebrates its annual Parish Feast with a Flower Festival on the very topical theme of The Wedding. THE wedding of 2011 will have taken place by then , of course, but for every couple getting married their celebration is unique, and the festival will express in flowers the elements and moods of any and every marriage service. Every year the local group of talented and inventive flower arrangers ensure that the church is filled with beautiful and intriguing works of floral art, so make sure you come along and see what they have to show us this year. The church will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both days, with a service at 10.30 a.m. on the Sunday. As well as appreciating the flowers, the weekend provides a good opportunity to enjoy the special atmosphere of our historic parish church and, if you are so moved, to make a contribution to its upkeep. Gift Aid envelopes will be distributed throughout the village and we hope that many of you will want to help the regular congregation maintain your church building to the highest standard possible, bearing in mind that it costs at least £200 a week to pay the basic bills and support the ministry of the Church in this area. Of course, the Church is not just a building: it is a community of people who worship God and try to serve him by serving others. Everyone is always welcome to come along to St Stephen's to join in our worship or enjoy the peace of the building during the week. Or, if you enjoy good food and a chat, why not come to the weekly drop-in soup lunches which Christians Together in Clanfield provide in the Carter Institute every Monday from 12 noon. Flowers, food, fellowship, worship, silent beauty – your church has a lot to offer, and we hope to see you soon. With all good wishes David Lloyd, Vicar. Little Livi's Babysitting Service My name is Olivia Barnard and I am 17. I have plenty of experience of caring for my young nephews who are 6 and 3 years of age. My hourly rates are £4 for one child and £6.50 for two. You can contact me on 01367 810515 or mobile 07917 827528 E mail: email@example.com 4 5 Clanfield and Bampton Historical Society Burford attracts visitors from far and near, but many of us in the Clanfield and Bampton Historical Society, who listened to Simon Townley's talk on 'A Cotswold Wool Town: Burford and its Buildings' will look at it with more knowledgeable eyes from now on. Simon, Oxfordshire editor of the invaluable Victoria County History series, who was giving the last talk of the society's 50th season – to the sizeable audience that has become the norm since Bampton came into the fold – first sketched in Burford's background, as an important, international, wool market in mediaeval times, followed by centuries of decline before its resurgence as a thriving tourist destination. As he explained, Burford did not grow haphazardly but, like most markets town of that era was planned in some detail, usually under the aegis of the lords of the manor, who wanted to ensure that they benefited economically from the markets and growing commerce. Burford was on the estate given to Robert FitzHamon as a reward for his loyalty to King William II in 1088, and between then until his death in 1107 he granted the local merchants a charter which resulted in the town's creation: as a wool market it attracted buyers from as far away as Italy. Among the most influential of the merchants was Simon Wisdom, founder of the grammar school in 1571. Simon Townley went into fascinating detail about as many of the buildings as time permitted, from the grand houses like John Castle's Great House in Witney Street, to backstreet cottages. As he said, most investigations need to be inside rather than outside the buildings, though we did learn how a lop-sided look to a house could be a clue to its antecedents, and so much more. A book which he has edited for the series England's Past For Everyone on Burford buildings and people is a permanent aide memoire. The society's talks will resume next October, but meanwhile we have an outing to Rousham House, with a guided tour of the house, at 2.30pm on May 17th. 6 If you are planning to join us for the outing to Rousham House on May 17 could you please send Raena a cheque (payable to Clanfield Historical Society) for £10 per person as soon as possible and at latest by May 10th. The tour of the house, which will be guided by the owner, Charles Cottrell-Dormer, is due to start at 2.30pm, and the fee of £10 also includes entry to the 25-acre garden, which you may wish to visit either before or after the tour of the house. Charles says that the stairs to the upper part of the house are not steep, but they may be too steep for some. Everyone will have to make their own way to Rousham House, which is just north of Middleton Stoney, a distance of nearly 24 miles from Clanfield, but if anyone is without transport and lets me know we may be able to arrange something. Maddy and I can certainly take two or three people, more if we take two cars, and I should be grateful if anyone else who has a spare seat or two would let me know. Charles tells me that the car park is next to the house. Re. the AGM and dinner on June 21, Tom, who owns the Clanfield Tavern, is in the process of selling and expects, certainly hopes, that the deal will be done before June. I hope that the new owners will be amenable to our arrangement with Tom, and that it can proceed on schedule. Of course, if the deal has not gone through by then, there is no problem. I will let you know as soon as possible when the situation has been resolved. Alan Smith Charles NO CALL OUT CHARGE WITHIN VILLAGE HICKMAN Ltd. LOCAL emergency call out Heating & Plumbing Engineer Central heating installation With over 30 years experience of New bathrooms/showers installing Heating & Plumbing Upgrade heating controls systems, small works and Outdoor taps maintenance, please call Charles for Washing machine installation a professional and reliable service Small works (Clanfield) 01367 810457 or Mobile 07760 170625 7 Clanfield Festival 2011 Scarecrow Competition As part of the Clanfield Midsummer Celebration we will be holding a scarecrow competition over the weekend of 02 – 03 July from 12 noon – 5pm each day. Entry will be £2 per household or organisation. A prize will go to the winning household/organisation. Voting will be by general public who will be able to buy maps of the location of scarecrows in the village. The scarecrow should be displayed at the front of your house. Although they are traditionally made of straw they can be made of any type of material. Let your imagination run free with the design of your scarecrow. It could reflect your hobby or your profession or even your favourite TV character – Anything goes. Additional entry forms and further information is available from Melanie Andrews 810114. Closing date for entry is Sunday 26 June. Scarecrow Competition Entry Form 2011 Name:…………………………………………………………..………………………… Address:…………………………………………………….…………………………… …………………………………………………………..………………………………… …………………………………………………………..………………………………… Contact Number:……………………………………………….………………………. Name of Scarecrow:….………………………………………..……………………… Please return this form with your £2 entry fee by Sunday 26th June to 21 Queens Crescent or in a box in the Village Post Office. 8 A C Smart Tiling Nick Rowland Reliable and Professional Service from 18 years experience. CARPENTRY For the fixing of Ceramic, & Porcelain, Mosaic, Terracotta, Slate, Marble, Natural Stone JOINERY and Glass Tiles. Kitchens etc All work guaranteed. made to individual Free quotes, tile quantity requirements calculations and advice available FREE ESTIMATES with no obligation. Tel: 01993 840347 01993 851694 Mobile: 07971 514540 Adrian Smart 1 Primrose Cottage, Weald, Bampton PATRICK STRAINGE QUALITY MEAT FROM OUR FAMILY FARMS National Finalist Sausage Voted Best Sausages in South Of Championships England as seen on National TV Bridge Street, Bampton, Oxon, OX18 2HA Tel 01993 850350 9 Clanfield WI Can you believe it is 25th years since the catastrophic nuclear disaster at the Chernobyl No 4 reactor in Northern Ukraine? The toxic cloud of contamination which was released for several weeks travelled mostly north via Belarus, Latvia, Estonia and west across Europe. The after- effects are still clearly visible as people continue to live and farm the land which contains extremely high levels of radiation. Those living in these areas suffer from heart, stomach, liver, kidney and nervous system problems. The children's immune systems suffer. Trish Follows told members of WI about the work of the charity Chernobyl Children in Need. This was formed in 1999 to raise funds to help alleviate children's suffering in Kalinkovichi district, Gomel region, Southern Belarus which received most of the nuclear fallout. CCIN operate a sponsorship scheme, get involved in building project in the schools, provide humanitarian aid shipments twice a year and arrange respite holidays in the UK for the children. It is believed that just four weeks in the UK getting good food, rest, medical and dental treatment can boosts a child's immune system for up to two years. Trish's talk was accompanied by a film featuring some of the children and the improvements who the charity has helped to make to their school. The film was very moving in places. For further details about Chernobyl Children in Need visit their website www.ccin.co.uk. Our next meeting is on Tuesday 10th May when we will discuss the WI national resolutions – this year they are on public library closures, and mega farms. Glyn James will be our guest speaker. Our annual dinner will take place at the Vines, Black Bourton on Thursday 19 May. For details about Clanfield Women's Institute, please contact Heather Clarke on 01367 810655. Liz Stevens Clanfield Brook Clearance The Parish Council is pleased to announce the appointment of Ty Edwards to help with the regular clearance of weed and trimming of the banks of the Clanfield Brook. You will see him and his brother from time to time. Please acknowledge him as he is vital to the flood defence of our village. He has been instructed along with certain Parish councillors by Daryl Buck from the EA on the protection of Voles to avoid any problems with the EA in the future. Whilst this is an ongoing situation locals may still be required to help with the annual brook clearing and tidying exercise in June/July so please watch this space for an- nouncements. I am sure you will give Ty and his brother every help and support. Clanfield Parish Council 10 Spring into Spring and visit The Plough Gin Pantry now arrived. 22 different Gins (and growing) with lots of interesting tonics. Why not try them all (not at once of course) Bar and Restaurant menu available From casual dining to private dining Children's menu available Open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner The Plough Hotel and Restaurant Bourton Road, Clanfield 01367 810222 www.theploughclanfield.co.uk 11 St Stephen's Church Our main focus in May will be the Cotswold Churches Festival. The Cotswolds cover a large area of outstanding natural beauty straddling the borders of Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire and down almost to the outskirts of Bristol. The Cotswolds are known across the world for their delightful scenery and numerous picturesque villages and historic towns. At the heart of these villages and towns are their churches. They come in all shapes, sizes, ages and denominations. For centuries, the churches have been at the centre of community life. However, far from being stuck in their history, they remain to this day vibrant centres of worship and activities serving the needs both of their regular congregations and of their wider communities to say nothing of the many thousands of visitors who come to The Cotswolds throughout the year. The purpose of The Cotswold Churches Festival in 2011 is to give churches throughout the region an opportunity to open their doors and provide a warm welcome to visitors, whether they are coming from the immediate area or further afield. More than 70 churches have confirmed that they are taking part, and are holding events such as historical exhibitions, scarecrow trails, flower festivals, concerts and special services, often with refreshments being provided. Details of all the events are available on the website http://www.cotswoldchurchesfestival.org/. Our own church is open as usual throughout the Festival and our annual Flower Festival is being held on the second weekend, 21st – 22nd May. The theme this year is the wedding and it promises to be a beautiful display showcasing the creative talents of all our wonderful contributors. We do appreciate the hard work that goes into designing each arrangement and I would urge you all to pop into the church to have a look. It will be open from 10am to 5pm on Saturday 21st. You are welcome to attend the Family Service at 10.30am on Sunday 22nd and the church will remain open until 5pm. Refreshments and toilet facilities are available both days. Services in May Sunday 1st May: 10.30am Family Service led by Judith Hillier. Sunday 8th May: 9.15am Holy Communion led by Rev. David Lloyd. Sunday 15th May: 10.30am Holy Communion led by Rev. David Lloyd. Sunday 22nd May: 10.30am Family Service led by Rev. David Battersby. Sunday 29th May: 10.30am United Parish Eucharist, St Mary's Church, Bampton, led by Rev. David Lloyd. Please note, there will be no service in Clanfield this Sunday. Thursday 2nd June: 9.15am Ascension Day Service led by Rev. David Lloyd. Sunday 5th June: 10.30am Family Service led by Judith Hillier. 12 Dates for your diary 14th – 22nd May: Cotswold Churches Festival: different events throughout the week, more details at http://www.cotswoldchurchesfestival.org/ . 21st – 22nd May: St. Stephen's Church Flower Festival, 10am – 5pm (Saturday), 11.30am – 5pm (Sunday). Mondays: Delicious lunches available 12noon to 1.30pm every week (except Bank Holidays) at the Carter Institute, Clanfield. Come along and enjoy a bowl of home-made soup and a roll, followed by tea/coffee and biscuits. If you are interested in making soup or helping to serve, please contact John or Nancie Greatrex on (01367) 810609 for more details. Judith Hillier Robert Goddard Alison would like to thank family, friends and neighbours for their support and kindness in my recent sad loss of Robert and to everyone who sent letters and cards of condolence. My heartfelt thanks. Alison Goddard Planning a Party, or maybe you would just like to have friends or family to stay and are short of JON LODGE & SON space; why not book a room at your local B & B? General Builders WHEELGATE HOUSE Extensions, driveways, BED AND BREAKFAST patios, fencing, upvc windows+doors, roof repairs, laminate flooring Elizabeth Gooddy, Wheelgate House, 27 years experience Market Square, Bampton, Oxfordshire, OX18 2JH 01367 810189 or Tel: 01993 851151 / 07747 466151 email: email@example.com 07870 196178 Website: www.wheelgatehouse.co.uk 13 CLANFIELD PRODUCE SHOW 2011 Shaun of Oxford German Car Specialists, who now are resident in Tincknells old workshop premises, has very kindly and generously agreed to us holding the Produce Show in the building again this year. The location is conveniently central and ideal for the event so we are very grateful to him. The proposed date is Saturday 3rd September and we will hopefully be introducing a new trophy and a new look on the cover of the schedule. Amy Gaertner of High House Close created a lovely poster as part of last year's competition and so we shall be incorporating her designs. We are also adding in a floral art class for the 16 years and under so there are a few fresh things happening this year. We look forward to the Show and as ever we welcome offers of help and sponsorship. All proceeds will be going to Macmillan Cancer Support in Oxfordshire again. If any- one has experience or knowledge of another local cancer related support agency do let us know as we like to support local causes. Contact details of the organising committee members are as follows:- ALISON BARRETT Manor Farm, Little Clanfield (810543) MARY BUCKINGHAM 71 Mill Lane, Clanfield (810419) CAROLINE CRISP The Grange, Bourton Rd (810452) LIZ GAERTNER 8 High House Close (810465) SUE HORGAN 4 High House Close (810184) JANE MACPHERSON Culfre Barn, Bampton Road (810125) JUDY SCOTCHER Chestnut Grove, Bampton Road (810455) Concerned about rising fuel prices? Looking for a way to lessen their impact on you? Well, we have the answer: Oxfordshire Car Share. The scheme provides a free service for you to find others to share your journeys with, cutting your travel costs in half or by even more. The scheme is available to anyone living, working or travelling in or through Oxfordshire. Registration is completely free, and there are no obligations involved in using the service. You can choose whom you wish to share with from the matches generated for you; how often you wish to share; whether you wish to be the driver or the passenger, or to alternate. It really is entirely up to you, and you don't even need to own a car to use the site – just register as a passenger. Register today at www.oxfordshirecarshare.com. 14 Clanfield Football Club Supporter You probably do not know me, but I am a great enthusiast of Clanfield football club, and have followed their results since the 1973/74 season, when I first attended their games whilst still at school. This season has been a very good one for the club, and as I speak, they could still be promoted to the Premier Division of the Hellenic League if they win their final game against Tytherington Rocks on Saturday, and the results of other games (played on Easter Saturday and Easter Monday) go their way. They also entered the F A Cup for the first time this season, and for the second time in three years reached the second round proper of the F A Vase. Clanfield have been members of the Hellenic League for over 40 years, and only Kidlington, Bicester Town and Wantage Town of current clubs boost longer continuous membership of the league. Clanfield last played in the Hellenic League Premier Division in 1985, but previously were Premier Division runners up in successive season, won the Premier Division league cup, and reached successive Oxfordshire Senior Cup finals. They also have twice previously been promoted to the Hellenic League. Amongst the footballers born in Clanfield is former Manchester City wing half Stan Horne, and Stan's brother Aubrey played for Clanfield with distinction. I am actively involved with Eastleigh football club, and although I contribute to their club programme on a regular basis, only see Clanfield play twice a season, but intend to be there on Saturday, when hopefully as many members of the village community will get behind the club in their quest for promotion. Malcolm Clarke 9 Cherry Tree Court Leigh Road Eastleigh SO50 9SN Tel (02380) 615903 email mcclarkeeastl@yahoo,co.uk Dog & Bone Animal Sitting from Hamsters to Horses My name is Olivia Barnard and I am 17. I have plenty of experience with pets at home and with many other animals whilst studying for my BTEC National Diploma in Animal Management. Please contact me if you want to arrange animal/ pet sitting and I will be happy to discuss your needs and quote my charges. 01367 810515 or mobile 07917 827528 E mail: email@example.com 15 Artweeks Once again it is time for Artweeks, the annual visual arts festival for Oxfordshire is back with us again this month. There are exhibitions throughout the county with free entry to all of them. It is a unique opportunity to meet artists and craftsmen and talk about their work, watch demonstrations and even have a go! The county is split up into three areas: South Oxfordshire Sat 7 May-Sun 15 May. North Oxfordshire Sat 14 May-Sun 22 May City of Oxford Sat 22 May- Mon 30 May Site opening times vary, so detailed information on artists, locations and opening times are available in the free Artweeks Guide (Copies available at the Post Office) or see the website www.artweeks.org. I will be opening Brookside Cottage, Main Street each afternoon between 2.00pm and 6.00pm from Saturday the 14th May to Sunday the 22nd and I look forward to seeing you. (Don't feel you would be expected to buy anything, that is not the object of Artweeks just come along and have a look). At this years exhibition I will be exhibiting paintings of some of the places I have visited last year which include the Charente region of France, and Stockholm as well as other works taken from my sketch book. La Rochelle 2011 There are so many interesting and varied sites open all over Oxford and Oxfordshire during Artweeks that there is something of interest for everyone. I look forward to seeing you. Peter Farley CHRIS DUXBURY DOMESTIC SERVICES APPLIANCE REPAIRS & SERVICE A PHONE CALL AWAY ELECTRICAL/PLUMBING WORKS FOR LOCAL CLIENTS CLANFIELD 01367 810512 MOBILE 07711 427497 QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN WITH 25 YEARS INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE 16 G . P. 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Great iron gates in the main street opened on to a wide flight of shallow steps and in those days as you walked up the steps they were lined with wounded ex soldiers. This was in the early twenties, some were minus a leg or an arm and some were blind and all were begging, their caps or a little box at their feet for any offerings. I would often go to the market hoping to meet one of my aunts who regularly shopped there for fresh farm eggs, country butter and chicken. These commodities were brought in from the Anglesey countryside by little old shawled ladies wearing men's flat caps and they sat just inside the main building on benches, displaying on another bench in front of them, their wares. One of my aunts always used to taste the butter before buying using a silver sixpence. I imagine she was seeing how salty it was or otherwise before buying. I was very fond of this country butter usually with a cow or a thistle or some other pattern impressed on the top. Further into the building were three avenues lined with wooden stalls and many were occupied by butchers, but the one stall I would head for was kept by a dark handsome woman who sold home-made Welsh Rock. This came in sticks about 10 inches long, it was brown and had a figure 8 running through the middle. She also sold treacle toffee in shallow trays and she would use a little hammer to break it up. You can buy Welsh Rock today, but it is factory made. I think probably it was for reasons of "health and hygiene" that the home made variety disappeared, which is to be regretted for it tasted so much better. One other stall I remember was kept by a lady who had one blue eye and one brown. she sold crayons and boxes of paint and for a while she sold pens with steel nibs and they were made not of wood but hollow glass filled with coloured liquid and an air bubble that moved up and down. I was fascinated but not for long, my mother confiscated the one I bought, thinking that if I broke it, it would do me an injury and she was probably right! A few years ago I spent a day visiting my old birthplace and it was a Saturday so I went to visit the market. Alas, things had greatly changed. Many of the stalls were empty. No little old ladies in flat caps with chicken and eggs for sale, no Welsh rock or treacle toffee, just acres of china and linen being sold by enthusiastic salesmen from India and Pakistan. I did buy a very pretty teapot, just for old time's sake. Dorothy Wise 18 19 Clanfield (April 1985) Football Club On May 14th 2011 Premiership Clubs Manchester City and Stoke City will meet at Wembley Stadium in the Final of the FA Challenge Cup. What connection you may ask is that with our Club who ply their trade in the Uhlsport Hellenic League Division 1 West? There are connections. On August 17th 2010 we made our debut in the FA Cup when we played in the extra qualifying round against Fareham Town. A long way away from the Final we know but none-the-less an indication of the progress that the Club has been making in recent years. The second connection is that we have applied to enter the Competition again in Season 2011/2012. This entry had to be in by April 1st 2011 even before this Season's Competition had been concluded. There is however a third connection. An ex-resident of Clanfield namely Stan Horne is a former Manchester City player. He was well regarded in professional football having played for, amongst others, Newcastle United, Aston Villa and Fulham as well as Manchester City. His brother Adrian Horne played for sometime for Clanfield. Furthermore his father Aubrey Horne was for many years associated with the administration of the Club. A small world connected by the FA Cup. Our deadline for copy comes just too early for us to be able to report where we will finish in the League and where we will be playing next Season. We have for many weeks been in the running for finishing in the top two or three of the Uhlsport Division 1 West League. However our promotion hopes faded badly with a defeat at Cricklade Town on Wednesday, April 20th 2011 when controversially we had a goal ruled out. A win would have kept us in the running. We now have to win our last game at home on April 23rd 2011 and hope that the results for Bicester Town, Cheltenham Saracens, and Purton go our way. If they do we could well find ourselves playing Premier Division Football in the Uhlsport League next Season. However we have to be pessimistic of our chances because all three Clubs have more games to play than us. A top three finish might be good enough to secure promotion. The Reserve Team were unable to continue their progress in the Reserve Section President's Cup and were beaten in the Quarter-Final by Chalfont Wasps Reserves who play at Chalfont St. Giles in Buckinghamshire. In fact we see that Chalfont have reached the Final of this Competition and so defeat was no disgrace. At the time of going to press the Reserves still have three games to play. For them the League Season is just a question of playing out the games with no prospect of promotion or relegation but they will be striving for a strong mid-table finish. Things have not been good for the Reserve Team in recent weeks due to a player shortage but the Management Team have worked very hard to fulfil all but one of the fixtures which we had to postpone. The Under-12s have now finished their Season and we understand that they will finish in a mid-table (4th) position out of a final line-up of eight teams. Starting from scratch during the summer the Management Team and the boys themselves have done extremely well to maintain their momentum and to finish in a respectable position in the League. There are a number of local boys who play in the Team and we hope to give a full run-down of the Season in the next issue of "The Watch". 20 The refurbishment of the Clubhouse continues apace and it is well worth a trip down to the Club just to see the progress that has been made. There are a number of functions in the Club during May in addition to the usual Monday evening Bingo sessions. On May 7th 2011 there will be a Men's 6 Aside Tournament which will last for most of the day and all spectators will be very welcome. On the same evening in the Clubhouse a live group named Freefall will perform from 8 p.m. 'til late and admission will be £5. On May 21st 2011 and the following day it is Bikers Weekend when our friends from the motorcycle world visit us, camp on the surroundings of the pitch, and generally enjoy all things motorcycle (and ale,) etc.. Finally on Saturday, May 28th 2011 the players presentation evening will be held in the Clubhouse. All are welcome to this event. The Club were honoured by the Oxfordshire FA when our Chairman/Secretary/Match Secretary John Osborne was proud to accept an invitation by the Oxfordshire Football Association to present the Blue Riband of Oxfordshire football, the Oxfordshire Senior Cup and Mementoes to the players which took place at the Kassam Stadium when Oxford United beat Kidlington by 4 - 0. A very well deserved honour to John who together with his family contribute so much to Clanfield Football Club and to the wider circle of football in general since he is also an Oxfordshire County Football Association Council Member. Well done John. The Club are always on the look out for help and support and any one who is interested in doing so is very welcome to come along to any match or any training evening or to any function at the Clubhouse and make themselves known. FREE ESTIMATES GUTTER REPAIRS ANYWHERE NO OBLIGATION ALUMINIUM SEAMLESS GUTTERING LEAD/ASBESTOS/CAST IRON GUTTERING CLANFIELD (01367) 810380 & DOWN PIPES FOR HOUSES/FACTORIES. SWINDON (01793) 527171 DUTCH BARNS/BARNS & FARM BUILDINGS MAINTENANCE OR CHELTENHAM (01242) 26151 REPLACEMENT OF WITNEY (01993) 841193 ROTTING FASCIAS, BARGE BOARDS OR SOFFITS OXFORD (01865) 724127 MAINTENANCE FREE UPVC HEAD OFFICE: CLANFIELD MILL, CLANFIELD, OXON. 21 Clanfield Summer Festival 2011 Art Exhibition Second Call for Artists We do hope that all the artists of Clanfield will take part in the exhibition of art at the Carter Institute as part of the Clanfield Summer Festival. Some of you have already expressed a wish to take part, but I am sure there are many more artists out there, so come and join us, don't be shy. The exhibition will take place on the weekends of 25th –26th June and 2nd-3rd July with handing in on Friday 24th June. Call for Younger Artists Calling all young artists of school age. You too have a chance to take part in our exhibition of Art at the Carter Institute. In conjunction with Clanfield Primary School there will be a section devoted to younger artists. This year the theme will be " Pirates" so get your thinking caps on and we look forward to seeing some exciting new works. If you would like to take part this year please contact Peter Farley on Tel; 810604 or email; firstname.lastname@example.com Help make this exhibition bigger and better than last year! WEST OXON CATS PROTECTION West Oxfordshire Cats Protection have a number of cats & kittens looking for new families. Can you help? If you are able to offer them a home or if you can foster a cat of kitten in your own home while they are waiting for new families to adopt them, we would like to hear from you. We also need volunteers to help out at our many fund-raising events which can be fun and rewarding. For information visit www.westoxfordshire.cats.org.uk or please contact the Branch on 01993 831350 or email firstname.lastname@example.com 22 Body Talk Beauty Salon The Retreat Harvest View Buckland Marsh 01367 870444 At 'Body Talk' we promise that our treatments are the best available locally. We can be found situated within the most tranquil of settings, and our friendly and professional staff guarantee you will receive a calm, restful, soothing and relaxing treatment. May and June Offers reat yourself during our magical massage month of May. 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Call us now for more information and to find out about our fantastic and unbeatable offers! ******************* Body Talk, for all you hair and beauty requirements. 23 Clanfield School During Fairtrade Fortnight at the beginning of March, the children took part in a variety of lessons and activities to help them understand Fairtrade and the issues that surround it. David Bowman from the Witney Fairtrade Group spoke in assembly. Children in Year 5 and 6 all wrote poems on the theme of Fairtrade and these were entered into a competition organised by Witney Fairtrade Action Group. We were delighted that Leo Allen, Alice Edwards and Owen Hooper had their work highly commended each receiving a prize whilst Fletcher Wood and Hannah Woodward both received a runners up prize. The prizes were awarded by Phillip Pullman on Saturday 5th March at the Langdale Hall in Witney as part of the Witney Fairtrade Market. Fair Trade What makes me angry? You may ask Well I will tell you clear It's those who make others suffer And do not have to live in fear Who do not have any worries And who are filthy rich They trample on farmers down below Without a care or hitch Those farmers who treat us all so well Bananas, grapes and cocoa beans They grow cotton for our clothes They keep us warm and fed The thing that we can do To keep them healthy and alive Is to buy our products all Fair Trade So that the farmer and his family will thrive. By Leo Allen – aged 10 Clanfield PTA Re-cycle your old printer cartridges and mobile 'phones and help raise money for our school. We are now collecting old mobile 'phones and used print cartridges for re-cycling. They can be dropped off either at school or at the Post Office. Please, help us to raise money and do a little bit for the environment at the same time. Thank you 24 25 Speeding The team carried out speed checks on the Clanfield to Bampton Road, Upavon Way and Milestone Road in Carterton. The results show that in Clanfield there is a problem and the team is working with the Parish Council and Highways to try and find a solution. We now have access to a Roads Policing Officer who will be assisting us with speed enforcement and other operations. Dog Fouling/Litter West Oxfordshire District Council are being informed of areas of concern. However, the litter pickers do a very good job in keeping most areas clean and tidy throughout the neighbourhood. One of the issues is the cost of the bins, both litter and dog bins, together with the cost of emptying them. Other News A man has been charged with the theft of lead from St John's Church in Carterton. Community Messaging Community Messaging is a free service which provides information to residents about crime and police activity in their area either via phone or email. It also includes information on what we and our partner services are doing to bring offenders to justice or to combat anti-social behaviour. You can sign up online and find out more information at: www.tvpcommunitymessaging.org Contact us If you want any advice or would like to contact the neighbourhood team you can call us on the police non-emergency number: 0845 850 5505. If you have information about crime in your area but you do not want to speak to the police, please call the Crimestoppers charity on 0800 555111. Clanfield Summer Festival Have you any stories or anecdotes of Clanfield? As part of this years Summer Festival we will be having an Evening of Nostalgia with Sue Morris and her husband. They will be showing slides of old photos of the area around Clanfield. This has been a very enjoyable evening in previous years, having a trip down memory lane for older residents and a fascinating insight into old Clanfield for those newer residents. We would like to widen the evening by having stories about Clanfield and the people who live or lived here. If you have any stories you would like to share with us please let us know. If you would rather not tell the stories yourself we would happy to do it for you. Let either Sue Morris or myself know by the end of the month. Sue Morris 01993 841294 or Peter Farley 01367 810604 26 residential sales & letting Abbey Properties have Re-opened the Bampton office Please drop in to see Rupert or Lynda or Call 01993 851881 for any property related matter www.abbeyproperties.tv 27 Clanfield Festival 2011 Minutes of meeting held at the Carter Institute on 4th April at 7.30pm Those present: Glyn James, Angela Jones, Simon Andrews, Melanie Andrews, Melvyn Cole, Karina Hooper, Peter Farley, Jane Lloyd, Linda Cowling. The School have decided to organise the whole fete themselves on Sunday 26th June. The Clanfield Festival Committee will not be involved. There will be a Family Service on Sunday July 3rd at Clanfield Primary School Art Exhibition (Peter Farley) - Sat 25th and Sunday 25th June, Sat 2nd and Sun 3rd July Everything in place so far. Scarecrows (Mel Andrews) – Sat 2nd and Sun 3rd July. An entrance form to be published in the What in May and June. Programmes and maps will be £1 and a £15 prize voucher will be given to the winner. Janet will be asked if she would be able to collect the entries in the Post Office for us. Walking Treasure Hunt (Simon Andrews) - Sat 2nd and Sun 3rd July. Treasure hunt will possibly be published in the What in June with the completed competition sheet to be delivered back to the Art Exhibition that week-end. £5 prize voucher to be given both to children and adult winners. Charge of 50p per answer sheet to enter the competition. Cowbridge Male Voice Choir (Glyn James) – Sat 9th July. Sponsorship is needed for their bus. £400? The W.I .will be asked if they would be able to provide food for the choir. There will be no drink for the audience at the event as this would make the timing and church environment easier to organise. £12 and £10 concessions for entrance Rounders –NEW DATE Saturday 2nd July at 4.30pm. £2.00 per team. Tim Cowling has the equipment from last year and he will get the Cup from the previous winners. The event could be turned into a Social Evening for the village. £20 for bar licence. Simon Andrews to look into this and report back. A responsible volunteer is needed to run the bar. BBQ Melanie Andrews to report back. Bell Ringing, - Check is there to be an open night and which date will it be Nostalgia evening – Peter Farley to check with Sue Morris as to the availability of material to create an evening Other thoughts, ideas etc. • Pumpkin competition. • Bonfire evening. There was concern about Health and Safety. • Clanfield 's got Talent Next meeting Monday 9th May at 7.30pm in the Carter Institute. 28 Common Sense Today we mourn the passing of a beloved old friend, COMMON SENSE, who has been with us for many years. No one knows for sure how old he was, since his birth records were long ago lost in bureaucratic red tape. He will be remembered as having cultivated such valuable lessons as: • Knowing when to come in out of the rain; • Why the early bird gets the worm; • Life isn't always fair; • ......and maybe it was my fault. Common Sense lived by simple, sound financial policies (don't spend more than you can earn) and reliable strategies (adults, not children, are in charge). His health began to deteriorate rapidly when well-intentioned but overbearing regulations were set in place. Reports of a 6-year-old boy charged with sexual harassment for kissing a class mate; teens suspended from school for using mouthwash after lunch; and a teacher fired for reprimanding an unruly student, only worsened his condition. Common Sense lost ground when parents attacked teachers for doing the job that they themselves had failed to do in disciplining their unruly children. It declined even further when schools were required to get parental consent to administer sun lotion or an aspirin to a student; but could not inform parents when a student became pregnant and wanted to have an abortion. Common Sense lost the will to live as the churches became businesses; and criminals received better treatment than their victims. Common Sense took a beating when you couldn't defend yourself from a burglar in your own home and the burglar could sue you for assault if you tried. Common Sense finally gave up the will to live, after a woman failed to realize that a steaming cup of coffee was hot. She spilled a little in her lap, and was promptly awarded a huge settlement. Common Sense was preceded in death, by his parents, Truth and Trust, by his wife, Discretion, by his daughter, Responsibility, and by his MALC NEWMAN son, Reason. FITTER OF BLINDS, CURTAINS POLES, He is survived by his 5 stepbrothers; I TRACKS ETC Know My Rights, I Want It Now, That's Not VERTICAL ROLLER AND VENETIAN Politically Correct, Someone Else Is To BLINDS SUPPLIED ON REQUEST Blame, and I'm A Victim. TEL: 01367 810558 MOB: 07984 602093 Not many attended his funeral because so E-MAIL email@example.com few realized he was gone. OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE (ALSO ODD JOBS UNDERTAKEN ) 29 WHAT?'s On in Clanfield Clanfield Pre-school Belly Dancing For children in the age range 2–5 at the Every Sunday evening in the Clanfield Methodist Church Hall. Open every Football Club from 7.30-8.30pm – Monday to Friday from 8.45am - 2.45pm exercise with a difference! Suitable for all during term-time. Call Jane Brown on abilities; bring soft shoes and a sense of 01367 860848 (home) or 01367 810365 humour!! Call Karen on 810680 (pre-school) for details Monday Drop-in Lunches Clanfield Baby & Toddlers Drop in at the Carter Institute every Every Wednesday at the Carter Institute Monday 12.00pm - 1.30pm (excluding from 9.30am until 11.30am. Contact Bank Holidays) and you can be assured Fiona 01367 810534' of a warm welcome! Homemade soup Women's Institute and a roll, coffee/tea and biscuits. Contact John Greatrex - 810609 Meetings are held every second Tuesday in the month at 7.30 p.m. in Historical Society the Carter Institute. Notices giving Meets on the third Tuesday of the month details of the meeting will be on display between October and May at 7.30 pm at in the Post Office and village notice the Carter Institute. boards. All welcome. Contact Heather Clarke, 12 Manor Lane, Clanfield 01367 Carter Institute 810655. For bookings contact Mrs. Kate Mobile Library Service O'Donnell on 01367 810440 The Mobile Library will visit Clanfield Art Classes every other Thursdays; by the Church Tuesdays at the Carter Institute. Further from 1:00pm to 1:15pm then Queens details contact Maggy Fitzpatrick on Crescent 2:20pm to 2:35pm 810553 Bell Ringing Practice night each Wednesday from 7.30 - 9.00 pm at St. Stephen's Church. New ringers always welcome. Contact Tower Captain: Ian Kenworthy 01367 810577 or Deputy: Catherine Bernard 01367 810587 Snooker Club 6 pm – 10 pm every Tuesday, Thursday & Friday evening, upstairs in the Carter Institute. Contact Tony Harrison on 810449. What? 30 Advertising Rates WHAT? To Trade (as from April 2006) Advertise for FREE anything you'd like to Full page (128 x 190 mm) £24.00 sell or give away - from children's clothes ½ page (128 x 85 mm) £12.00 & toys to books & DVDs; furniture to ¼ page (128 x 40 mm) OR surplus garden plants. (60 x 85 mm) £10.00 For Sale Eighth page (58 x 40 mm) £6.00 One brown 2 seater settee and pouf Adverts can be sent by email in either (£100) with extra set of covers. MS Word, MS Publisher or as a JPEG. One rocking chair (£40). All items as new. Contact 810546 Email letters and articles to: email@example.com Wanted Old ski boots Deliver Handwritten Articles to: Do you have any old ski boots, any Caroline Crisp, The Grange, Bourton Road, size, that you could donate to Clanfield OX18 2PB Tel: 01367 810452 Faringdon Young Farmers Club for (all handwritten articles must have a contact their tug of war competition? Please name and telephone number) ring Fred on 07786 138754 or 810255. Treasurer: Jan Smith, 12 High House Close, Clanfield For general queries please contact: Liz Gaertner 01367 810465 Caroline Hudson 01367 810452 Charles Willmer 01367 810206 The WHAT? would like to remind readers that it does not accept responsibility for the content of any article printed. Views printed are solely those of the contributor. The WHAT? will publish all contributors' names unless anonymity is specifically requested. Anonymous articles and or letters will not be printed. The WHAT? reserves the right to edit any article, where appropriate, according to the available space. 31 32
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