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Disappointment ForSports’ Fans But LotsOf Local Success

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May was a massive month for sports fans in Northamptonshire. Firstly, onSaturday May 18th, coach loads of local residents departed from the village,buoyed by the anticipation of going to Wembley to watch the Cobblers playBradford City in the final of the division two play offs. A week later another massexodus took place as rugby fans headed to Twickenham to see the Saints front upagainst local rivals Leicester Tigers. The rest is history. Both weekends ended indefeat and disappointment though a great time was had by all and expectationremains high for next season. Perhaps a Wimbledon win for Andy Murray and aLions series victory in Australia might lessen the pain. I wonder what the odds onthat are!

At a local level however, there have been many successes. You can read aboutSteven Thompson who has qualified to represent the United Kingdom in theWorld Dance Championships in Las Vegas. The Annual Festival has taken placeonce again, enabling people to share their many and varied talents to appreciativefestival goers. As the Festival Fortnight finished, Nina Macpherson bowed out asChair of the Carnival Committee, but not before organising another exciting day,topped off by the wonderful ‘Lamb National.’ Thank you Nina.

Looking ahead, you can find out all about the Village Show, coming our way inSeptember. So now’s the time to get growing those vegetables and planning thosearts and crafts to make the show even better than last year.

Lastly, as the summer descends upon us and you go away on those long awaitedholidays, as well as the factor 30, don’t forget to pack a copy of Barton Today sothat we can add to those wonderful ‘Where In The World’ pictures you continueto amaze us with.

IMPORTANT NOTICE ABOUT PROPOSED REDROW DEVELOPMENT

All residents are urged to attend a publicmeeting at the All Saints Church Hall onTuesday 16th July. The purpose of the meetingis to discuss plans for a new development of upto 80 houses being proposed by Redrow Homes.The site to be used is the one shown below withaccess from Station Road and Allebone Road. Asyet this has not been submitted as a formalplanning application but it is important that allinterested people make their views known at thisearly stage. The exact time of the meeting is yetto be confirmed. Listen out for further news.

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

Line Dancing WMC9.30am - 12.00pm7.00pm - 10.00pm

Quiz Night atThe Silver BandClub

Knit & Knatter GroupThe Library4.00pm - 6.00pm

Crib TeamThe Old Swan7.00pm - 8.00pm

Weight Watchersat St John's 9.30am - 10.30am

Rhymetime withinEarls Barton Library.

Luncheon Club meet2nd and 3rd Fridayof the month at AllSaints Church Hallfrom 12 till 1.30pm

Yoga - 10.00am EBBowls & Tennis Club

Every last Saturdayof the month –Dads behavingdadly within NeneLakes Children’sCentre c/o EarlsBarton JuniorSchool.

Poker GameThe Old Swan7.00pm - 8.00pm

Monday (fortnightly)Chatter-tots Stay &Play St Johns Hall

EB Junior YouthClub 6.30-8pm

Hokey Cokey1.30pm -3.00pmterm time onlyAll Saints Church Hall

Line DancingWorking Mens Club9.30am - 12.00pm

TaekwondoSilver Band Club

ZumbaSilver Band Club9.30am - 10.30am

Starfruit Theatre GroupBaptist Church7.15pm - 9.00pm

Street Dance at The Silver BandClub at 6pm

ScrabbleThe Library2pm - 4pm

Puppy ClassesEB Youth Club6pm - 9pm

Weight WatchersSt John's7pm - 8pm

Whats on in July 2013

Thursday ClubThe MethodistChurch Hall 2-4pm

Bell Ringers PracticeThe All Saints 7-9pm

Youth Club 7.30pm -9.30pm age 12-16

Jog Group atThe Grange 6pm

Line DancingWorking Mens Club9.30am - 11.30am

Taekwondo at TheSilver Band Club

Yoga - St. JohnsAmbulance Hall 6.30pm

Poker GameThe Old Swan 7-8pm

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EVERYTUESDAY

EVERYWEDNESDAY

EVERYTHURSDAY

EVERYFRIDAY

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WI - "Guide Dogsfor the Blind" byDebbie Burnage.Visitors aremost welcome tothis meeting.1.30pm - All SaintsParish Church Hall

Millennium WIAutismat 7.45pmMethodist ChurchHall, Earls Barton

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A SankeyEvening of Hymnspg 14

WollastonPerforming Artspg 6

All BearsMore on Pg 36

All BearsMore on Pg 36

Craft Fair Pg 26

All Saints Sleep OutPg 29

Coffee MorningMore on Pg 7

Wollaston PerformingArts pg 6

Baptish ChurchGarden Party Pg 41

Ladies Night atWMC Pg 42

Fairtrade CoffeeMorning on Pg 6

Disco in aid of CartelPg 15

Talk on the SaxonTower Pg 14

Kim Robinson atThe Silver BandClub

IF Banquet Pg 26

Earls BartonCar Boot Sale atWhites Nurseries

Mikala at The Silver Band Club

Flore Dog ShowPg 27

Wildlife WatchMothtastic Pg 43

Kelly at The SilverBand Club

Earls BartonCar Boot Sale atWhites Nurseries

Miss T at The SilverBand Club

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Wendy Williams writes.....Well, it was everything and morethan I expected, having gone from yoga once a week to takingpart in what claims to be ‘The Toughest Event on the Planet’.I overcame all my fears, except one, so feel absolutely thrilled.Although at the start I didn’t have a team, by obstacle one,Arctic Enema, I did. This was to jump into a skip full of ice, fullyimmerse yourself, go under a wooden slat and scramble outbefore the hypothermia set in. A team of men said ‘who areyou running with’, I said ‘myself’,‘well come on, join us’ theysaid…so quids in. From then on until the bitter end, it wasme and the 4th of May lads. They had aptly named their team,‘May the 4th be with you’ so had a picture of Yoda from StarWars printed on their t-shirts. The average time to completethe course is 3 and a half hours, we completed in 4. We did abig chunk of the course through hailstones and driving rain.We endured the challenge as a team and thank goodness wedid. When I do ‘Tough Mudder’ again next year, I will have ateam of my own. Some of the obstacles were quite horrific,but a lot of what I achieved is mostly in the mind, thoughstamina and physical strength played their part too. My focus,determination, family and friends are what kept me going andmy friend Louise Frohock, of Frohock Photography, came andtook some photographs for me on the day. There were timeswhen I panicked and wasn’t sure if I could carry on. At FunkyMonkey bars, over water with quite a drop, was a case of myupper body working fine, but I got extremely bad leg crampsfrom mile 8 to 12. As I dropped into the freezing waters, Iswam and clambered out, before a TM volunteer offered to callthe paramedics. I had come too far along my dream for thatto happen, so found my team mates and battled on.

At one point, I realised that the only way I was going to get offthis course was to, give up, NOT an option, by ambulance, orto ‘soldier on’. The fact that I was raising money for Help forHeroes, over £450, was another vital thing that kept megoing.

So, I had been zapped with 10,000 volts, scaled 2, 15 ft walls,slithered through the electric eel, been boa constrictedthrough very narrow tunnels into water and leapt over 2 ftflames into a mud pool the other side, ingesting mucky watersas I went. Then there was carry a large log, scaling Everest-a 15ft sloping drop, carry your fellow mudder and cage crawl.Unfortunately, I was not able to do the last 2 water obstaclesdue to such excruciating leg cramps. I was there every stepto cheer on my team mates, encouraging them to carry on. Iparticularly liked the kiss of mud, crawling nose to mud, withbarbed wire above you. Island hopping was another fun one,which were floating islands that you had to step across, overwater, to get to the other side. The icing on the cake has beenthat my family have all become much more involved with sportand I have continued my fitness regime and am taking part inthe Flitton Potato Race again in June, to raise funds for theNorthampton Deaf Childrens’ Society, as I did last year. I amvery thankful to the Earls Barton Junior School, for asking meto do a talk to their 175 pupils, about my Tough Mudderexperience and in prep for this taught myself powerpointpresentations. I didn’t do any of this to inspire people, just tofulfil a dream, but to do both, wow, a double dream. Thank youfor reading and hope you have enjoyed catching up on my newsof the Tough Mudder Challenge. Also to all the people whosponsored and gave me support and my complimentary sportsmassage from my Zumba teacher, Mark. I could not have doneit without my husband Fred, our son Kris, who did much ofthe videoing and taking photos during training and our daughterDaisy, who taught herself a great technique of liftinga 9kg tyre!

My Tough Mudder JourneyMy Tough Mudder Journey

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Well that’s another village festival fortnight finished. The fifthfestival in total and the third one that has been a full fortnight.Such is the support from village groups that we now need afortnight to pack in everything.

It all started at the very end of May with the new drama group,Earls Barton Players, a new group with a new play written for theoccasion performed at the Working Men’s Club. The productionwas a good start for the group and I am sure that we will beseeing a lot more from them in the future.

Earls Barton Museum organised guided historical walks roundthe village on the 4th and 5th June that were extremely wellsupported and also on the 5th Earls Barton’s own ‘Musical Roots’played a folk music concert at All Saints Church with RuthChapman that also proved popular and helped raise almost£500 towards the new staging for the church.

Over the weekend of the 7th and 8th there was the Art Exhibitionwith art, crafts and photography all on display. This was visitedby more than two hundred people over the two days and in all16 paintings were sold and several pieces of wood turning so agreat success. We were pleased to welcome the Mayor andMayoress of Wellingborough to the Artists’ reception and theywere very interested and impressed by the work on show. Thestandard seems to get better and better as the years go by. Theart exhibition is a massive undertaking in organisation for theFestival Team so it was extremely pleasing that it went so well.

On the same weekend the Under the Tower Drama Group heldtheir murder mystery play evenings with pig roast that provedvery popular. What can I say, both evenings sold out well aheadof time so clearly a huge success for UTTD.

On Saturday the 8th the Friends of All Saints also helda Petanque evening at London End Farm

that I am told went well despite itbeing freezing cold and in the

morning the Mothers Unionand Traidcraft held events

at the Church Hall.

Tuesday the 11th sawanother first. Our firstever foray into theworld of cinema inEarls Barton withthe showing of thefeature film‘Quartet’ in thechurch hall. Thiswas done veryprofessionallyand havingmissed this at the

cinema earlier inthe year we were not

disappointed with thestandard of the

showing. This willbecome another festival

regular I am sure.

Thursday saw ourstand up comedy nightat the WMC with Chris Turnersupporting Northamptonshire borncomedian Andrew Bird. It was a great night with bothcomedians hitting the spot from the start and there wasnon-stop laughter for the whole show. Definitely one ofthe best ever!!

On Friday afternoon the Methodist Church hosted theInfant and Junior School concert to a packed house ofmums, dads and grandparents. Again this has become atradition and always goes down well with the strictlyunbiased (of course) audience.

Throughout the fortnight we had the ever popular Labyrinthin place on the recreation field and there were events held atthe Library on a number of days with Danny the Reading Dogand the Eager Readers club.

Saturday the 15th saw the Carnival yet again playing‘dodge the shower’ and succeeding pretty well to drawin a good crowd to the rec. This was the last Carnivalto be staged by the current team led by NinaMacPherson. We hope that with the help of the FestivalTeam the Carnival can be kept alive into the future butit will require other people to come forward to getinvolved to make sure that happens. We will be talkingto Nina, who is also a member of the Festival team,about what needs doing and looking for volunteers toundertake specific tasks for next year. More of that in thefuture though and for now we must thank Nina for leading theevent in recent years and keeping it going in difficult times.

Saturday evening saw the performance by Earls Barton Musicof their entertaining Small Screen, Big Screen show of filmand TV songs to a sell out audience in the MethodistChurch. Another success for EBM and a great finale to theFestival Fortnight.

The team would like to thank every organisation thatstaged an event in the festival and every volunteerthat helped them, and us, in any way large or smallto make the fortnight the success it was. TheFestival Team would like to particularly thank theWMC, the Methodist Church and All Saints Churchfor the use of their buildings. Wecouldn’t do any of it withoutyou and your help maygo largely unnoticedby those that attendthe events but itdoesn’t gounappreciatedwe assure you.

Here’s to nextyear!!

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Nina Macpherson writes…Well - we did it again - in the rain!There was an excellent village turnout for this year’s carnival.The sun shone for the parade and there was only one downpourduring the afternoon and even that didn’t stop Mark and hisZumba girls from dancing! The lamb national was fantastic -andthe farmer was quite nice too! Now for some thank yous;

• Alice for being a beautiful queen and Kasey and Kerry-Annfor being stunning princesses

• Kerry at Delikuts for the beautiful queen and princess hair

• Lindsey and Craig for judging the procession-it’s really hard sometimes

• A.E.S -for pulling the queen’s float.

• Nick Burles and Roy Leighton for their fantastic commentary throughout the afternoon.

• all of the marshals - it really wouldn’t happen if you didn’t volunteer to help

• thanks also to Sam my sidekick - another great 12 hour day

This is a fantastic village event. Please help to keep it going.Wollaston has lost their carnival. After last year’s horrendousweather, we managed to salvage ours and keep going! As Ihave said, I am happy to stay on and help butcannot do everything. We need volunteersthat are available on carnival day. Thefestival committee are happy to help tokeep it going but again they arealready very busy organising thefestival fortnight.

PLEASE CONTACT ME IF YOU AREINTERESTED IN HELPING BYPHONING NINA ON 810668

Make a date now for next year’scarnival - SATURDAY21ST JUNE 2014 -See you there!!!

July 2013

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A big thankyou to Cookies who

made us an anniversay cake

FAIRTRADE NEWS


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Fairtrade Coffee Morning at All Saints Church Hall, Earls Barton

Saturday 13th July 10am – 1pm

Fairtrade cakes and fresh coffee and secondhand& new books + children’s activities

For catalogues & other Traidcraft info please Contact Nicky on: 07812 686944 or email

[email protected]

From Olive Oil to Bamboo Socks!Our fairtrade shop keeps on adding to the range of Traidcraftproducts on sale so do come and see us! Thought it would be good tohear more about some of the stories behind the things we sell…

Riziq, an olive farmer and father of three from the Salfit district ofthe Palestinian West Bank says ‘Fairtrade has made me optimistic.’He says that life has been very hard with access to markets in Gazaand the Gulf states closed in the 1990s, destruction of olive groves,confiscation of irrigation pipes and agricultural equipment andsettlement on their land. Riziq explains that people have faced a longlist of these problems, but the process of marketing their Zaytounolive oil through fairtrade makes him optimistic as there is now asolution for the problems and also new markets for these high qualityproducts have opened up in Europe. He says “by buying our olive oil,you are saving our lives, the future of our children and you arehelping to save our land.” So do come try the olive oil and the otherdelicious Zaytoun products we stock.

Our Bamboo socks range was introduced in December and wereextremely popular,selling out veryquickly. We now havesome lovely summerdesigns and colours indifferent sizes, thebamboo makes themvery soft, breathableand comfortable towear.

Hope to see you in the shop very soon, opening times below andmaybe join us at our next coffee morning and book sale to pick upsome bargains for your summer reading.

We had a great morning, the sun was shining and the first customersstarted buying and there was plenty of coffee and lovely cake to helpus celebrate. Do come and visit the shop, we’re open Fridays andSaturdays 10 – 1pm. Do take note of the lovely bunting adorning theinterior of the shop, which was decorated by the junior schoolchildren when I visited the school to talk to year 4 about fairtrade,so it’s a great to have a permanent place display this now!

Hope you can join us for our June coffee morning too, which willhave a chocolatey theme as part of the Earls Barton festival, and we’llbe enjoying chocolate cakes and products as well as some chocolate-themed activities! The Mother’s union will be running their craftstalls in the hall that day too so it will be 2 events for the price of one!

Shop Opening Times 10.00am - 1.00pm Fridays & Saturdays

in the Church Hall, High St (opposite the Co-op)

presents

An amateur performance by arrangement with JOSEF WEINBERGER LIMITED

BY TIM FIRTH Music and Lyrics by MADNESS

3rd, 4th and 5th July 2013 Wollaston School Hall, 7.30pm nightly

Tickets £7 (concessions £6) available from the Performing Arts Faculty 01933 663501, Ext 230


It’s now the summer and we have anothermethodist coffee morning onSaturday 6th July at 9:30am.

We hope to see you for bargainsand items for all…

Ministers for July 2013Sunday 7th July: Mr J Thompson (all age worship)

Sunday 14th July: R Newman

Sunday 21st July: Rev D Sherriff (Holy Communion)

Sunday 28th July: Mrs D Ingram

SCROOGE NEWS!Last month weshared ourexciting news thatour Novemberbazaar this yearwill have thetheme of CharlesDickens Victorianstory ACHRISTMASCAROL“SCROOGE”! Weare pleased toshare since thenthat our youngactors will be returning with Gary L Johnson (Bazaar Director) forthis year’s events. Harry, Patrick, Christian and Sam will be at theevent again this year in costume as some of the most well-known characters from the hit Christmas story. For the latestnews please go onto www.ebmethodistchurch.co.uk/scrooge

Church Anniversary Can you

In last month’s Barton Today we let you know what a great day we had for our church anniversary when we welcomed Rev D Kembleand his wife back to the village. This month we have received some lovely photos from the day and we wanted to share them withyou all… We hope you enjoy.

Remember every Sunday is a special celebration at the Earls Barton Methodist Church! Why not come along and join us for one houronly on a Sunday morning at 10:30am! We hope to see you soon!

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We are proud to confirm our Tuesday Fellowship is back after ashort break and we welcome new members to still come alongand join us every month.

Each month the group has a guest speaker or a special event tocome together and enjoy some time together at our church orout and about.

This month’s meeting takes place on Tuesday 16th July, for moreinformation about our Tuesday fellowship please feel free to e-mail us [email protected] or pop in for a talk to oneof our stewards who will be happy to help.

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THE CO-OPERATIVE TAKES PART IN ALLSAINTS CHARITY SLEEP OUTStaff from The Co-operative Food store in Earls Barton will takepart in a sponsored “sleep out” next month, organised by All SaintsChurch. The event aims to raise funds for the Northampton andWellingborough charity, CAN, which covers supported housing andYoung people’s services.

Ten members of staff from the High Street store will spend thenight of Saturday 6 July along with others simulating sleeping onthe streets, by sleeping in cardboard boxes or sleeping bags in thewreck behind All Saints Church in Earls Barton. The team, includingstore manager, Michelle Hole, will take part in the “sleep out” toraise vital funds to keep the group running.

A week before the event, CAN will be hosting a stall in the Co-operative highlighting the services they provide, which will coverdrug and alcohol misuse and housing issues. Members of stafffrom the supported housing and young people’s services at CANwill be available throughout the week to assist in giving out vitalinformation. We the Co-operative will also be providing all therefreshments throughout the night of the sleep out in the churchhall.

Michelle Hole, store manager of the Earls Barton Co-operativeFood store, said: “As a community retailer, it is vital that wesupport local causes and work together with all the localorganisations for the better of the whole community. This event isquite unique and has been aimed at getting everyone together insupport of issues that can and do affect us all and something thatis quite evident in every village and town and it is vital that we alldo what we can to work together to help organisations like CAN.The work of CAN is so valuable to people in need of support inEarls Barton and beyond and we are thrilled that we are able tohelp in this way.

“The ‘sleep out’ will be a real eye-opener for myself and the restof the team taking part, but we hope to gather the support of ourfriends, family and customers and raise some fantastic funds tokeep this vital service running.”

The “sleep out” will take place on Saturday 6 July between 8pmand 6am at the wreck playing fields behind All Saints Church inNorthampton, and customers can either sponsor the team in TheCo-operative Food store in Earls Barton, or take part in the sleepout themselves or with a group by contacting Dave Sharp on07783182412, or email [email protected].

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Car Park opposite St. Johns Ambulance, Earls Barton.We welcome those interested.

Contact Joan 01604 810619 or Beryl 01604 811726

A tribute to a veryspecial person

Debbie would have been known to so many of you in the village over so many years. Our first

two children, Natalie and Georgie attended the Infant and Junior schools and are now both

at University. Of our younger children, Evie is now at Wollaston School and Joe is in year

6 at the Junior School.

Debbie was active in the village having served on the PTA of both schools over a period of

the many years our children were there.

In March 2012 she was diagnosed with Vasculitis, an autoimmune disease which started in a

fairly innocuous way but became more and more persistent and difficult to treat. In January

this year Debbie died in the John Radcliffe Hospital ITU after a courageous fight.

My family have been left without an amazing mother and me, my best friend.

The 'Barton Ladies' as I call them then came up with an brilliant suggestion. We would

produce a recipe book to celebrate Debbie's love of baking and desserts which would include

all the fantastic cakes, desserts and biscuits we have been eating most of our lives. After

months of hard work the result is spectacular and on sale for just £5.00 per copy.

Many of you may have seen the Vasculitis stall at the carnival but some may not. We are

therefore selling the books at Jeyes the Chemist and Pink Rose Beauty for a month or so to

see how much money we can raise.

Good friends and family raised ALL the money to design and print the books so of the £5.00

I hope you pay for the book, precisely £5.00 goes to the charity, not a penny less.

I believe that if Debbie's condition had been diagnosed earlier, the end result may have

been different. Vasculitis UK are a registered charity and spend their time liaising with

GPs nationwide to raise awareness of this horrible condition.

We are now rebuilding our shattered lives but we just may be able to help others going

through this nightmare.

Please have a look at the books, the

recipes are brilliant AND it's for

a very good cause!

If you can’t get out, call Sally

on 01604 810478 or me on 07946 600007

and we will deliver a copy to your

house at NO extra cost. You can also

email [email protected]

to order copies or just comment

generally.

Thank you for taking the time

to read this.

Nick Burles

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Well what a fabulous Bank Holiday Weekend of weather we had for the Festival of Transport; wellieswere worn up to the Friday evening and intrepid 'volunteers' sent out regularly to look at the conditionof the ground, plus tightening straps etc on the party tents - such was the amount of heavydownpours we had, and the strength of the wind. At one point we were sitting in the (stationary)cab of the Gist truck, and were fairly rocking around. It gave us a taster of what it must be like todrive in such conditions. But up early on Saturday and what a change; no puddles to be found, thewind had dropped and the sun came out. Sunday was tee shirts and shorts, the wind came backon the Monday, but it remained dry, with the rain returning on the Tuesday!! Someone up there waswatching over us!

The weather certainly played its part in the event, with some exhibitors not coming due we're sureto the awful conditions on the Friday, and as they didn't ring to find out how the site was, they missedout. But never mind, we had plenty else going on including a visit on the Saturday morning byAnnabel and Mark from Radio Northampton on their regular Treasure Hunt slot. We had no idea ofthis until we heard on the radio that they were on their way - with the answer to the clue being theWNAA stand. Knights of Old were at the Festival with the Air Ambulance volunteers, for the launchof one of their lorries advertising the service down both sides of the trailer unit. The lorry wasn'tfinished until 5pm on the Friday, and we understand the bosses hadn't even seen it! Amazingly thenext clue was solved at lightning speed, and so they had to leave their bacon butties behind!

Our new exhibit by Gist International Hauliers with their Road Safety Demonstration programmecertainly attracted plenty of interest from children and adults alike, a great chance to learn aboutthe hazards of driving these large articulated trucks, and the limited vision the drivers have of othervehicles close to them. The highlight being able to climb up in the cab and get a driver’s eye view.The cones set out in front showed their visual sightings, and the trucks stopping distance - I don'tthink we always appreciate these things when feel we are being 'held up' by a lorry. The childrenalso got free goody bags and high vis vests, which were so popular that Jason, Kevin and Sarahran out of them during Monday!

The Fire Show drew the public in to their area with not only a brilliant wide range of fire appliances,but also the demonstrations they did in the ring. From bbq fires to burning car rescues, it was very visual but also sobering to see the effects –let’s hope it makes us all that bit more careful.

So overall we had a good weekend, with the Sunday tops for weather and attendances by classic car entries. We would like to thank everyonewho supported us whether by exhibiting, trading, paying public (who we depend on to be able to run the event of course), advertising in theprogramme, volunteers, etc.

We have started the initial planning for next year's event, with entry forms being sent out in September, so please make a note in your diariesfor the 4th Festival of Transport and 3rd Earls Barton Fire and Rescue Show at Whites Nurseries, 24th to 26th May 2014. We look forward toseeing you, and if anyone would like to help out, enter a vehicle or have a trade/charity/craft stall then please do not hesitate to contact us on01604 811633, or email : [email protected]

Thank you Mick and Hazel Higham

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withBarton Today

The Wrights and the Bloomers on holiday in

Baden-Baden, Germany with their copy of

B2Day. Remembering Peter Wright.

Where has B2daybeen lately?

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The Youth Club Waendel Walkers even took

their copy of B2Day with them to read on their

breaks from all that walking!

Brian, linda and Ian Tipler with their

copy of B2Day in Huntsville Ontario

Leanne and daughter Abi with their muddy

copy B2day at Dalyan Mud Baths in Turkey,

Hope your not embarrassed Abi! :)

Val Bayes taken in Sydney Harbour with her

copy of Barton Today while visiting relatives in

Australia recently.

Snap shot tomake you smile

Here are Ronnie and Alfie with their first

copy of B2Day to have a quick read

through before falling asleep.


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Kirsty Austin reports…In May a group of 14 junior youth club members, plus family andfriends, took on the 9 mile Waendel Walk challenge. The weather was cool but bright, theatmosphere was buzzing and everyone was eager to have a go. After the first half hour theconversation went along these lines "Can we stop for lunch?" "I need a wee!" "Are we nearlythere yet?" "Can we get an Ice cream?" and "PHOAR it smells in this field!"

...Along the way we encountered a variety of things to spice up the journey; there weredonkeys, Morris dancers, a bunch of crazy mums dressed as 'Where's Wally' andeventually the ever welcome sight of the ice cream van to restore energy levels. Anothergreat source of interest and amusement, among the youngsters, appeared to be thedecaying remnants of a mouse, swan, fish and one of my all time favourite pastimes'flick the cow pat at your neighbour with a stick' (the old ones are always the best).

We all managed to complete the walk in a mere 5 HOURS!!! I must point out that one ofour crew used a mobile phone app to record the exact distance travelled which turnedout to be 10.2 miles. We felt quite cheated to receive certificates stating we had onlymanaged 9 miles.

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On Sunday 7th July at 2pm in thechurch, Colin Ray, who formerly workedfor English Heritage and has a specialinterest in Saxon architecture, will begiving an illustrated talk on our SaxonTower and will discuss how it fits withother Saxon structures in the country.

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Local boy Steven Thompson has been dancing since the age of three.In August this year, a dream comes true when he travels to Las Vegas with the other members of his all-male dance crew Cartel, to compete inthe world championships. Against some very talented opposition, Cartel have qualified to represent the United Kingdom.

What a fantastic achievement for Steven and what an honour for the village of Earls Barton. Unlike other countries taking part whoserepresentatives are centrally funded, Cartel have to be self-financing. We are hoping that the people of Earls Barton can rally round and help toraise money for this very worthy cause. To begin with, you are invited to go along to Earls Barton’s Working Men’s Club on Saturday 27th Julywhen a disco is being held from 7.30pm until late. Proceeds will go towards Cartel’s travel and associated costs. Tickets for the disco cost £3.00.As well as being able to dance the night away yourselves, the members of Cartel will be also giving their own breathtaking performance.

Also, if there are any businesses or individuals out who can support Cartel in any way, they would love to hear from you. If you wish to purchasetickets or want any further information, you can either contact Sarah or Emma Thompson on 01604 813781.

Tickets can be purchased from the Working Men's Club.

Let’s make their dream come true.

Editor’s note…So Earls Barton’s very own Steven Thompson becomes aninternational dancer and joins the elite of international over 60s cricketer Ray Waite. Perhaps readers could let us know about any other internationals that the village has produced.

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We’re all going on a summer holiday!Well we really do in the theatre becausesoon the theatres will be going dark(which means the theatre closes itsstage) and no more performances willtake place until it opens up again… Butdon’t worry we have some great peopleperforming this month at our local theatres so let’s have alook! It is also the time when things come to an end – endof school term, end of theatre runs, end of an era. I wouldlike to say a big thank you to someone who gave me a bighelping hand and start in theatre in acting, directing andstage management. I know they don’t like a fuss but I justwant to wish them all the best and a very big thank you foreverything you done!

We start with a very funny man Jason Manford (5th – 6th July) atthe Derngate. "WHAT MANFORD DOES BEST: CLASSIC, CHIRPY-CHAPPIE STAND-UP" THE GUARDIAN. Back with brand new showFirst World Problems, enjoy an evening of hilarious anecdotes, comicmisunderstandings and audience banter, all delivered with Jason’slikeable charm and teasingly intelligent wit.

"LAID-BACK CHARM & SHARP TURN OF PHRASE YOU CAN'TMANUFACTURE" DAILY TELEGRAPH. Don’t miss the star of the“odd one in” and “show me the funny” coming to the Northamptonthis month.

Now it’s time for some dancing very late at night! No I’m notvolunteering this time… I’ll let the cast of a Midnight Tango toentertain you! "A TRIUMPH – HIGHLY RECOMMENDED" DailyTelegraph. Arlene Phillips and Adam Spiegel present the stars ofStrictly Come Dancing Vincent Simone and Flavia Cacace at theDerngate Theatre. (8th – 13th July). Vincent Simone and FlaviaCacace have dazzled television audiences for seven series of the BBC’sStrictly Come Dancing with their stunning Tango routines. Now theyhave created their own live show - Midnight Tango – a breathtakingevening bringing all the drama, sensuality and elegance of this mostexciting of dance forms to life. Set in a late night bar in downtownBuenos Aires and featuring some of the finest Tango dancers in theworld and live music, Midnight Tango, takes you on a journey intothe heart of this intoxicating city. As danger and excitement, joy andjealousy, pain and passion all combine – this is a spectacular andexplosive evening not to be missed!

Ok so now something for the little ones. Now this show was at theCastle earlier in the year and I know it’s a great show. Milkshake LIVEis at the LIGHT HOUSE Theatre on 24th July. Join Little Princessand Scruff, Noddy and Tessie Bear, Roary and Big Chris, Fifi andBumble and B1 & B2 – the Bananas in Pyjamas! This musicalspectacular is sure to have children tapping their toes, clapping theirhands and singing at the top of their voices! Joining this fantastic lineup will be two milkshake presenters, who will take us on a magicalmilkshake adventure bound to dazzle and delight! In the milkshakelive show your favourite milkshake friends come out to play! Butwhen the time comes to go home they find themselves stuck outsidethe TV. Come and join them and then make sure they get back tomilkshake in time for the morning show! The show features newsongs, classic favourites and funky dance moves, plus plenty oflaughter, bags of audience interaction and bucket loads of fun for allthe family too!

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Ok now for a plug of one of my projects. Do you love to perform onstage? Want to make a play in a week? We’ll have a read of this… Ratsin the kitchen! Rats in the shopping! Rats in the town square! There’sonly one man who can save the day, but at what price? Join us to tella classic tale with a modern day twist. Enjoy five fun-filled days ofacting, singing and telling stories! Play in a Week will conclude in apublic performance at The Castle for family and friends. It’s going tobe great fun! Why not come and join us! We also have other holidayproject for our young people. We have Dance workshops: Rock andRoll, Hip Hop! We also have Acting workshops: Storytelling & MaskTheatre and Music workshops: Song writing and Singing. Summerholiday Projects are Suitable for 7 – 12 years.

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Earls Barton Annual Litter PickOn a weekend in early April, the annual litter pick was held in EarlsBarton.

In the past, the event was organised by Cllr Peter Wright and,following his death, theParish Council feltstrongly that they wouldlike to go ahead with thelitter pick in his memory.

Three sessions wereheld; Friday evening,Saturday morning andafternoon and Sundayafternoon. We had afantastic turn out ofvolunteers for the eventwith some peoplecoming to more thanone session. On Sundayafternoon, the turn outwas so good we ran outof litter pickingequipment!

Earls Barton ParishCouncil would like tothank everyone whovolunteered at theevent, especially the 10children who attended.We would also like toextend special thanks toJohn Simons whohelped organise and co-ordinate the event andhelped at every session.

We plan to continue withthe Annual Litter Pickand look forward tomeeting many morevolunteers at our futureevents.

Murder Mystery A Great SuccessLinda writes…Hi to everyone. On behalf of Earls Barton’s veryown drama group UNDER THE TOWER DRAMA I would like tosay a big thank you to all the people who bought tickets andcame to our Murder Mystery and pig roast on the 7th and 8th ofJune during the Festival Fortnight. We had a full house bothnights and a wonderful audience you all were. Your participationwas great. I must apologise to all the people who weredisappointed that they couldn't get tickets as we sold out wellbefore the first night (please get your tickets early for futureproductions). We hated turning you away but we only have theroom to sit a certain number of people because of ' elf andsafety' so I do apologise.

Well what comes next? The committee are thinking about anumber of options. If you have a suggestion please let anymember of the club or committee know or pop in and see me atmy salon at 23 High Street. We, as a group enjoy performing foryou all. It is worth all the hard work as it is for your entertainmentand not done for our own gratification. I will keep in touch throughBarton Today. A big thanks again. If I may can I add a big thanksto all the cast, back stage help, stage manager who did awonderful job, lighting technician, front of house ladies andgentleman and all the people who made the show possibledoing shopping catering and delivering goodies (booze andfood) and a special thanks to Kevin Flanagan for anotherwonderful set 'The Ten Bells.' The sets don't just happen. It takes

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PUP DATE. . . . Sandy has been enjoying free runs again, following her being spayed. She especially enjoyedhaving a free run in Irchester Country Park with Guide Dog Puppy friend Pippa. Both pupswere really good together and responded straight away to the whistle to come back to us.They also resisted the temptation to jump in the large muddy ponds, thankfully!!

But she has found her naughty side again, deciding to dig up our carpet, and also eating part ofher wicker toy box. We were told this is due to her hormones going all over the placefollowing her operation. So she has had to go back to being in her puppy crate overnight.Hopefully by the time you read this she will have calmed down again and become moresettled.

Sandy was invited to go to the Mad Market at EB Junior School in June. The photo shows herwith the children who were our guides. We were tempted into buying cakes and a couple ofbooks while we were there, and all of the children enjoyed seeing Sandy again, and giving herlots of fuss.

We have been given mid July as Sandy’s date for going to Big school at Leamington for the next part of her training. We think she isready to learn all the new skills she will be needing to hopefully go on to becoming a Guide Dog.

Perhaps you will have seen Sandy at the Carnival, and also some of the other Guide Dog pups, which will have given you plenty ofchances for a final fuss with her.

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How you can Help So many people and individuals are volunteering to help the NC TLC Trust and this year this includes businesses too. This year Tollers solicitors’ nominated Charity of the Year is National Children’s Tumour Leukaemia Cancer Trust.

During the year Tollers will be undertaking a number of fundraising activities and recently had a dress down day to raise funds for NC TLC Trust.

On 19th July the charity is also asking other companies and organisations to raise money by wearing their oneises for the day and raise awareness on the day as well.

Prince and Princess Prom It is the Summer and schools, colleges and universities across the country host leavers and graduation proms, but for some of thechildren who the NC TLC Trust help often do not get to enjoy these occasions due to their life shortening conditions.

The NC TLC Trust are now this year looking to hold a ‘Prince and Princess Prom’ for the charity children and their families onSaturday, September 28th, so all the children can enjoy the prom experience, and be treated to an amazing evening.

Andi Daw from the NC TLC Trust said : “The charity are now organising a prom for all our babies on this date as many will notreach their own prom and have missed many parties and school days out due to ill health and treatment.

Ollie's family have asked that anyone offering to help Ollie could offer help with this beautiful prom.”

The charity is also looking for help for the event and they are looking for donations for gift bags for each child and mini trophies foreveryone of them to acknowledge their bravery.

Entertainers are also being sought for the event as well as prom dresses and suits.

Andi explained how the charity would like to make the event magical and anything and anyone is being looked for to help with tomake this prom special

She added: “We are also looking for a princess and Prince Charming to meet our VIP babies when they arrive. We want to makethis an event for them to remember and want to roll out the red carpet for our VIP guests.”

If anyone can help please contact Andi at NCTLC towers on(01604)811025 or email [email protected].

Dreams Can Come True The NC TLC Trust support families of children with childhood Cancersand Leukemia in so many ways – including making dreams come trueeven those by royal appointment!

Ollie’s family from Leicester approached the charity in Earls Barton twoyears ago after Ollie aged 5, had been relapsing with leukemia.

Unfortunately after all the chemotherapy treatment earlier this year hisparents received the devastating news that it had spread to the centralnervous system and his prognosis was that it was terminal and he wasgiven only weeks to live.

But life for Ollie is continuing despite this prognosis and he has, likemany boys of his age, hopes and dreams and Andi Daw from thecharity, who has been supporting the family started to work on makingone of those dreams become a reality.

Andi explained: “Ollie's biggest wish was tea with The Queen, afterhuge pleas on Facebook a vintage tea party was kindly donated by the Ladies of Barton but still no queen impersonator. But withthe help of Karen Rogers, Stage Door, where Helen Mirren plays the queen at present in the production of ' The Audience' andafter a cheeky phone call Helen Mirren agreed to meet Ollie and help make his wish come true.”

The family on the day were treated like royalty too with a Limo provided by JP Limousines in Earls Barton to take them to watchHelen’s performance and a local florist Lee Berril provided the flowers for Ollie to present to his Queen for the day, Helen Mirren.

Ollie had teacakes and a glass of Coke with his Queen for the day and after meeting with her Corgis he was knighted Sir Ollie!

Andi added : “All his other final wishes had to be cancelled due to his prognosis. This one lifted not just him but his whole familyand has given this amazing lad 5 minutes in the limelight hitting national and international papers.”

He deserves this so very much. He has been brave and courageous for many years now with his family beside him and fullydeserves the recognition he has had. Everyone at NCTLC is over the moon to have made his wish come true and to hear and seehim so happy at such a difficult and painful time.”

She added: “The day Ollie gains his angel wings will be a sad day but knowing his greatest wish was achieved by us will hopefullycomfort all those involved with Ollie especially his family.”

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VillageShow

Saturday 7th

September 2013

Whilst a little healthy competition between entrants is only natural,

our primary objective is to encourage community fun and inclusion for all, regardless of

age or experience.

With the emphasis on sharing knowledge and experience, we hope to ensure continued

interest in growing, making and baking, particularly for our younger exhibitors.

We welcome participants from Earls Barton and surrounding villages.

So without delay, get your green fingers wiggling

and your allotments dug over,

test your tastiest recipes and get your child’s

imagination racing!

Entry forms must be submitted by Wednesday

4th September 2013 to either The Silver Band

Club at 4 Queen Street, 58 Doddington Road

or 3 Wellingborough Road, Earls Barton.

Entries may also be submitted by email to

[email protected]

Take a look at our new website:

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ENTRY FORMSaturday 7th September 2013 at the Silver Band Club

Name: ..............................................................................................................................................................

Address: ....................................................................................................................................................................

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Tel No: ..................................................................................................... Age and date of birth (if under 16): ................. ........../........./..........

Entry Fees: Adults - 50p per entry, up to a maximum of £2, additional entries are free of charge. Children - Free of Charge

Entry forms must be submitted by Wednesday 4th September 2013 along with entry fees to:

The Silver Band Club, 4 Queen Street, Earls Barton / 58 Doddington Road, Earls Barton or 3 Wellingborough Road, Earls Barton

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Staging and submission of entries will take place on Friday 6th

September 2013 5pm-8pm and also 7.30am-8.30am on Saturday 7th

September.

We cannot accept any entries received after 8.30am on Saturday 7th

September.

Please ensure that you register and collect your exhibit card from one

of the Village Show Team.

Closed judging will commence at 9.30am on Saturday 7th September.

Exhibits will be available for viewing between 11am and 4pm on

Saturday 7th September.

Award presentation will take place at 4.30pm on Saturday 7th

September, followed by the sale of exhibits and produce. If you do not

wish your item to be sold please ensure that this is clearly stated on the

entry form.

Entry fees for exhibitors are as follows; Adults - 50p per entry up to a

maximum of £2.00 (all subsequent entries are free) Children – Free

(The village show is non-profit making. All surplus funds are donated to

local groups and organisations).

Trophies will be awarded for the following: Highest pointsobtained in Vegetable and Fruit classes (1st place = 10 points,2nd place = 6 points, 3rd pace = 4 points)

Best overall exhibit in Floral Arts classes

Best overall exhibit in Cookery and Preserves classes

Best overall exhibit in Handicrafts classes

Best overall exhibit in Childrens classes

Show Stopper Trophy awarded to an outstanding exhibit

Biggest pumpkin £5

Most unusual shaped vegetable £5

Floral Arts classes; 1st place £10, 2nd place £5, 3rd place £3

Set recipe classes; 1st place £5, 2nd place £3, 3rd place £2

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46. Unframed 7x5 photograph “a village store” inside or out

47. Bag, made from any material

48. Hand knitted, any garment

49. Jewellery, made from any material

50. Woodwork, any original design

51. A hand stitched or machine sewn item

52. Papercraft, any item e.g. decoupage, quilling, papier mache, greetingscards

53. “Upcycled” a garment or small piece of furniture

54. Miscellaneous item of handicraft

CRAFTY KIDS - JUNIOR SECTION all juniors, any age under 16

55. Six eggs with a 7x5 unframed photograph of your chicken

56. An amusing photograph of your pet

57. Largest diameter of sunflower head, head to be submitted

58. A floral arrangement

59. A miscellaneous handmade item

CRAFTY KIDS - JUNIOR SECTION Age 2 - 4 Inclusive

60. A collage made from leaf and plant material

61. A small model made from play dough

62. A potato print painting

JUNIOR SECTION Age 5 - 7 Inclusive

63. Four decorated cupcakes

64. A decorated Wellington boot

65. A decorated egg (please ensure that the egg is hard boiled first)

66. Create a monster using plant, fruit and vegetable matter

67. Handwriting competition – please write out the extract below

WE’RE GOING ON A BEAR HUNT – Michael Rosen

We’re going on a bear hunt.

We’re going to catch a big one.

What a beautiful day.

We’re not scared.

JUNIOR SECTION Age 8 - 12 Inclusive

68. Cheese straws, as you like

69. A piece of handmade jewellery

70. A freestyle Lego model

71. A decorated T-Shirt

72. Handwriting competition – please write out the extract below:

THE TWITS - Roald Dahl

A person who has good thoughts cannot ever be ugly. You can have a wonkynose and a crooked mouth and a double chin and stick-out teeth, but if youhave good thoughts it will shine out of your face like sunbeams and you willalways look lovely.

classes...HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW?

FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

1. Five potatoes, any one variety

2. Five potatoes, coloured

3. Three beetroot

4. Three onions, any one variety

5. Three carrots, trimmed, any one variety

6. Six shallots

7. Six runner beans8. Six tomatoes, any one variety

9. Six cherry tomatoes, any one variety

10. Two cucumbers

11. Three chillies/ peppers, any one variety

12. A display of five different salad items

13. A basket/ trug displaying a collection of no lessthan four different vegetables

14. Any other vegetable

15. Longest runner bean

16. Biggest pumpkin

17. Most unusual shaped vegetable

18. Four dessert apples, any one variety

19. Four culinary apples, any one variety

20. Four fruit, any one variety e.g. pears, plums, peaches

21. Bowl of berries or cherries, any one variety e.g. blackberries, gooseberries etc

FLORAL FUN - FLOWERS

22. Five stems of roses

23. Five dahlias, any type, any size

24. Rainbow vase of flowers

25. Any five stems, one variety

26. Vase of mixed garden flowers, maximum ten stems

27. Pot plant, foliage

28. Pot plant, bearing flowers or fruit

29. Cactus or succulent

30. Potted herb, one variety

31. One orchid in a pot

SOMETHING YUMMY FOR YOUR TUMMY

COOKERY AND PRESERVES

34. “Barton Boys Bake Off”, see recipe included

35. Chocolate Cake, see recipe included

36. Flapjack, as you like

37. Six muffins, as you like

38. One family sized cake, decorated in the theme of “ANIMALS”

39. Bread, one homemade sweet or savoury loaf (machine or oven baked)

40. One jar of homemade jam

41. One jar of homemade marmalade

42. One jar of Christmas Mincemeat, as you like

43. One jar of homemade chutney

44. One jar of homemade pickled onions

45. One bottle of homemade wine - Over 18’s only

FLORAL FUN - FLORAL ART

All exhibits in “Floral Arts” must be designed and arranged by the exhibitor (but

not necessarily home grown).

Floral arrangements can be made at home or “in situ” during staging (5pm-8pm

Friday 6th September or 7.30am-8.30am Saturday 7th September).

An area of approximately 70cm x 70cm will be provided for your final exhibit.

Boards, backcloths and props may be used.

32. “VINTAGE” an exhibit

33. “SUMMER HOLIDAYS” an exhibit

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THE RULES

• All exhibits in the vegetable, fruit and flowers sections must have

been grown and cultivated by the exhibitor.

• Exhibitors in the culinary classes must follow the set recipe where

stated, no variations please.

• All exhibits in the handicraft section must be designed and

produced by the exhibitor.

• All exhibits in the children’s section must be completed by the

child, although guidance can be given in the age 2-4 years classes.

• Entrants may submit more than one exhibit in each class.

• Exhibits must not have been entered in any previous Earls Barton

Village Show.

• The judges may withhold or modify any prize in any class where

entries are not of sufficient number or merit.

• Exhibits are not judged according to any criteria set out by any

governing bodies. We have an informal system and use the

expertise, knowledge and recommendation of our chosen judges

to decide our winners.

• The judges’ decision will be final.

• Every care is taken to ensure the safety of your items, but we

cannot be held responsible for any loss or damages. Exhibits are

shown at the owner’s risk.

• Exhibits must be removed between 4pm and 4.30pm unless being

donated for sale.

• The “Show Stopper” trophy must be returned 14 days prior to the

date of the next show.

• All other trophies may be retained by their winner unless

otherwise stated.

• Paper plates will be provided for vegetable and fruit exhibits, or

you may provide your own.

• Vegetables and fruit should be clean, fresh, undamaged and

uniform in size, colour and shape.

• Onion tops may be trimmed and tied using raffia or string, but this

is not essential.

• Tomatoes and soft fruits should be presented with calyces still

attached (the green spidery stalk).

• Vases/ pots are not provided for floral exhibits, please bring your

own.

• Preserves, chutneys and pickles need to be clearly labelled with a

description of contents and date made.

• Please ensure that your name is not visible on any exhibit. You will

be allocated an “exhibitor’s number” to ensure anonymity. Any

item displaying a name may be exhibited but will not be included

when judging.

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Recipes...CHOCOLATE CAKEIngredients

225g plain flour

350g caster sugar

85g cocoa powder

1½ tsp baking powder

1½ tsp bicarbonate of soda

2 eggs

250ml milk

125ml vegetable oil

2 tsp vanilla extract

200ml boiling water

200g plain chocolate

200ml double cream

Method

1. Preheat oven to 180°C/ 350°F/ Gas 4.

Grease and line two 20cm sandwich tins.

2. Place all the ingredients except the boiling water, plain

chocolate and cream into a large mixing bowl. Beat the

mixture until smooth.

3. Slowly and gradually add the boiling water, stirring until

smooth. The cake mixture will now be very liquid.

4. Divide the mixture between the sandwich tins and bake for

25-30 minutes until done.

5. Leave the cakes to cool whilst still in their tins.

6. For the icing, heat the plain chocolate and cream in a

saucepan over a low heat until the chocolate melts.

7. Remove the pan from the heat and whisk the mixture until

smooth, glossy and thickened.

8. Set the mixture aside to cool for 1-2 hours or until thick

enough to spread over the cake.

9. Assemble the cake, spreading the chocolate icing between

the two cakes and on the top of the cake.

BARTON BOYS BAKE OFF

VICTORIA SPONGEIngredients

4 eggs

225g caster sugar

225g Self raising flour

225g butter or margarine

1-2 tsp baking powder

Icing sugar for dusting

Method

1. Heat oven to 180°C/ 350°F/ Gas 4.

2. Grease two 20cm sandwich tins.

3. In a large bowl, beat all the ingredients together until you

have a smooth, soft batter.

4. Divide the mixture between the tins, smooth the surface

with a spatula.

5. Bake for approximately 20 minutes until golden and the cake

springs back when pressed.

6. Turn onto a cooling rack and leave to cool.

7. Sandwich together with strawberry jam and dust with a little

icing sugar.

Vintage Rally & Country Fayre24th - 25th - 26th August 2013

With some new attractions at the rally this year, we will be bursting at the seams. Along with thebattling Cumberland giants and the Viking re-enactment group, we have the Bernese Cartersjoining us for the first time and they will be showing their colourful exhibits in the arena. Thereare around five hundred vintage exhibits booked in to attend over the three days from Rob andBrian Bailey’s mighty Antar tank transporter and steam engines to smaller stationary engines.

The vintage auction will take place on the Saturday, with entries being taken on the day before.They will include bygone collection items, old tools and if last year is anything to go by, largeitems such as tractors and vehicles which totalled nearly six hundred lots.

John Elliott’s countryside section will include his collection of owls and a pets corner, rural craftswith Bob and Tricia Hedges basket making and their new venture of making dolls’ houses withwoven cane. Stone laying and thatching will also be demonstrated.

There will be various food outlets on site and the real ale tent will be open all day for you toquench your thirst, so please join us and enjoy the activities of Earls Barton rally in its sixteenthyear.

If you require more information please visit www.earlsbartonrally.co.uk or phone Robert: 07960082975 or Pat: 01933 663454

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INTERNATIONAL BANQUETSunday 14th July 12.00 - All Saints Church HallThe Social Responsibility Group of All Saints Church invite youand your friends and family to an International Lunch to supportthe IF campaign, run by Tearfund and many other charities,which aims to abolish hunger and malnutrition. The worldproduces enough food for everyone, but not everyone hasenough to eat. One in eight people across the globe are hungry.Children’s lives are at risk each year. In 2013 almost half of alldeaths of children under 5 years old are caused by malnutrition.The IF campaign is making its voice heard. World leaders at theG8 talks in Belfast will hear our voice. People power works!

These are the four big IFs

We give enough aid to stop children dying from hunger and helpthe poorest families feed themselves

governments stop big companies dodging tax in poor countries

We stop farmers being forced off their land and grow crops tofeed people, not fuel cars

governments and big companies are honest and open about theiractions that stop people getting enough food

We will provide delicious dishes from around the world, a trulyinternational cuisine. Please come and bring something to drink.If you enjoy the meal, then donations will be welcomed andpassed on to Tearfund’s work.

GOOD FOOD • GOOD COMPANY • GOOD CAUSE

Together we can make a difference IF you join us. It would beuseful to know numbers, so names please to Gill Metcalfe on811010 or speak to Nicky, Glynis Julia or Valerie at All Saints.

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Rocky is an American Bulldog &Staffi cross and has bags ofenergy which isn’t getting usedup stuck in the kennels!

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Destiny is a gorgeous Ridgebackx staffie lady so kind & gentle.Very loving, affectionate andhouse trained.

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Here at All Saints church we are inviting the whole village community to join us in aunique event in support of a charity that affects every single one of us.

CAN have been around for forty years dealing with drug and alcohol as well ashousing issues through the supported housing team and the young peoples servicesand they need our support as much as we need theirs.

What we want to do is to raise much needed money for this worthwhile charity bytaking part in a sleep out at the rec playing fields and we want people in the villageto join us and experience what it is like to be homeless and at the same time raiselots of money through sponsorships for this charity.

What we have also done is we have invited the staff of CAN to come to our villageand educate us on the services they provide. They will be bringing staff from theirsupported housing team as well as their young peoples services team to give outinformation and answer questions anyone might have.

During the week commencing 1st of July CAN will set up a stall in the Co-op andthere will be leaflets and donation buckets throughout the village. A large number ofbusinesses in Earls Barton have come forward with great conviction and sponsoredthis unique event and as you can see from all the messages of support the responsefrom the business community has been fantastic.

On the night of Saturday the 6th of July we will all be taking part in the sleep out inthe rec behind the church.

Many businesses like the Co-operative and Lees Butchers and Pink rose Beautyhave made a commitment that all their staff will be participating in the sleep out. StJohns Ambulance has also committed their team to do the same.

Stalls will be set up by CAN on the wreck and manned by professional staff to offeradvice and assistance to everyone. Even if you cannot do the sleep out we wouldencourage you to come along in the evening and support us in any way you can.

One rule that we stipulate is that this is a serious attempt to experience sleepingrough and everyone will be required to use a sleeping bag or cardboard which will beprovided by the Co-operative. No tents or gazebos or campfires will be allowed.

To open the event we have invited the New Testament gospel choir fromNorthampton who will be joined by a gospel choir from Wellingborough singing forus at 7-30pm and this is not to be missed. This will be followed by prayers, led byRev Miranda Hayes, Priest in Charge, for

everyone taking part and for all the people of Earls Barton.

We will also have the Outreach interfaith Street Pastor team from Northampton ledby Keith Dragon coming over to assist and share the experiences they encounter ona daily basis with homeless people on the streets of Northampton.

The church hall will be open all night and tea and coffee and soup and rolls whichhave all been donated for free by the Co-operative will be available throughout thenight and served by the St John’s Ambulance crew of Earls Barton who have beenfantastic in their support and who will also cover all first aid issues.

At this stage we have no idea how many people will be coming. A number of peoplehave told us that that they have started advertising the event on social media andeven the Northamptonshire police have put it on their Facebook site.

We have made every effort to make sure everyone will be safe and well looked afterand hopefully enjoy the occasion by having Stewards as well as a police presencethroughout the night so please come and join us and we the church of All Saints willgive you all a warm welcome.

If anyone wishes to know how to get a registration form and sponsorship form orany queries they can contact Dave Sharp on 07783 182412 or email:[email protected] or you can ask at the Co-op in the village.

Busy Sizzors are happy andproud to sponsor the Allsaints church sleep out.

We are happy to sponsorand thrilled to be taking partin the All Saints sleep out to help raise money for CANand to raise awareness of homelessness.

We are pleased to sponsorAll Saints church sleep out.

We are proud to sponsor &take part in the first everAll Saints sleep out for CAN.

Proud to sponsorand take part in the All

Saints sleep out.

We are glad to see this initiativehere in the village at this veryimportant time for us all.

Sun and Hina at Londis arepleased to sponsor All Saints

church in this sleep out.

We are proud tosponsor this sleepout for CAN.

All Saints Sleep outSaturday 6th July 8pm-6am

We are proud to sponsorCAN in this worthwhile cause.

We are more than happy tosupport everyone at All Saintschurch in this great cause.

We are happy to sponsorCAN and support All Saintschurch and wish every onewell on the night.

Claire and the staffare really happy to

sponsor this great event.

We are proud to sponsor theSleep out for Can and would liketo wish all involved a great success.

Laraine DrageTravel Counsellor

is proud to support CANand the All Saints Sleep Out

We are happy and proudto sponsor the All Saintssleep out in support ofhomelessness.

We are happy and privilagedto support and sponsor CANand the community of Earls

Barton in this worthwhile cause.

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The start of the summer has been an incredibly busy time in school. Our childrenhave once again been performing in their class assemblies. They love thisopportunity to share their learning with their parents and so far we have seenassemblies on Isambard Kingdom Brunel, growing plants and friendship

Our youngest children walked up to the allotments and were greeted by several allotmentholders who kindly shared their knowledge with the children. It was all vey exciting. They evencame back to school with some produce; I’m still waiting for it to be turned into a rhubarb pie!

We have had class photos taken, but it was much more fun this year as we chose to havethem done in a contemporary style. We can’t wait to receive the proofs, especially the staffone! It will be a photo to treasure as it will be the last one featuring Mrs Babb. She has decidedto retire after 9 years as our Deputy Head. We will be sad to say our goodbyes, but we arebusy making plans for how to celebrate her time with us (top secret at the moment of course!).

After the Whitsun break the children in key stage one began learning about minibeasts andwe had a bit of a WOW moment in school when Zoolab arrived with their snake, tree frog,cockroach and rat, amongst other creatures! The children were enthralled and not a bit scared,although some adults chose to leave the room! Others were determined to overcome theirphobias. We held a ‘minibeast’ day to coincide with this visit. The children really got into thespirit of the day and dressed up as ladybirds, butterflies, spiders and other such ‘bugs’. Duringthe day they took part in a variety of minibeast themed activities including decorating spiderbiscuits!

Despite the lack of sunshine our annual June Rose Day, held on 8 June, was a great successagain this year. Our King (Daniel), Queen (Molly-Mae) and ten year 2 attendants looked superbas they processed on to the field and took their placesin front of their friends and parents. My predecessor,Mrs Sue Adams, kindly returned to the school tocrown our royal couple. Then classes, dressed onceagain in their ‘bug’ costumes, paraded in front of the‘royal’ party before the King and Queen declared thefete open. Later in the morning our year 2 children puton a super display of country dancing. There weresome exciting games and stalls around the fieldincluding a bouncy castle, guess the staff competition,smack the rat and a marbles game. However, one ofthe highlights had to be ‘soak the teacher’!

Hopefully many of you saw our June Rose Day royalsleading our group in the village carnival procession. Itwas our final opportunity to show off our inspiredcostumes. As I write this the event has yet to take place – I hope the sun played its part onthe day!

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Christopher Heaton-Harris ReportsMany foreigners, looking in at the GreatBritain, tend to think we are a very oddlot. Many of us are superstitious and wedo have a number of traditions that makeus seem eccentric to outsiders.

In politics this view holds true.

There is the obvious example that we’verecently had: the Queens Speech. This is where a bunch ofCommoners slam the door on the Queen’s representative, whosummons us nonetheless to go to the Chamber of the House ofLords, where only about a hundred of the 650 MPs can fit in, to beread a speech about the Government’s programme by the Queen,who has no input into the speech at all and then we head back tothe House of Commons to talk about it for a week.

There are some other quirky goings on in the House of Commons.Lots of people know that we have prayers at the start of each day,but few know that after the first couple of prayers, we all turnround to face the walls to finish our praying. To be quite honest, Ihave no idea why we do this – it is just the way it has always beendone.

There are even some bizarre traditions that go on in individualParliamentary seats.

I am particularly pleased I did try for the Parliamentary seat ofChichester. Here, whoever wins the seat, after the result isannounced, but before they can leave the count, the newly elected(or re-elected) Member of Parliament has a very important task tofulfil: he or she has to sing – and it is not just any song – it is the“Ode to the Turnip”.

I’m also fortunate not to be the Member of Parliament forWycombe. The good folk there have a particular tradition there thatgoes back years and ensures that their chosen representative inthe House of Commons doesn’t get too fat on the excesses thatare supposedly available in Westminster.

Each year, in the Spring, the people of Wycombe gather on thestreets in front of the Town Hall where they watch this specialannual event – where they weigh their MP. The current MP, SteveBaker, is a good friend of mine and beat the scales this year andthis was celebrated locally as if a new Prince had been born. I’mnot sure if there is a punishment for putting weight on...

Personally I love the fact we still have these slightly strangetraditions, but I haven’t heard of that many local ones. Are thereany...?

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We would like to thank all the people of Earls Barton for their

support throughout our successful first year in our office.

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Minutes of the Meeting held at EB Youth Club,Harrowick Lane on Monday 10 June 2013The council meets at Earls Barton Youth Club, Harrowick Lane onthe second Monday of the month at 7.15pm, except in August.Meetings are listed, three days before they take place, on the noticeboard in the Square, outside Jeyes the Chemists. You are welcometo attend and will be given an opportunity to address the Council.

PresentCllrs M Cahill MBE (Chair), J Bond, R Gough, M Higham, R Page, MPerkins & C Wells.

Public TimeMembers of the public attended to address the Parish Council onconcern over development in Earls Barton, Community Speedwatchand a request for a parish path grit spreader. Cllr Paul Bell, newCounty Councillor representing Earls Barton, also attended.

098/13 Apologies for AbsenceApologies were approved from Cllrs I Abbott, K Abbott, G Blackwell,T Brassington, P Morrall, R Paintin.

099/13 Declarations of Pecuniary Interest It was resolved to adopt the minutes as a correct record.

100/13 Minutes of the Meeting of 13 May 2013 It was resolved to adopt the minutes as a correct record.

101/13 AccountsIt was resolved to pay the following accounts:

It was resolved to pay the following accounts:

3589 James Wilson Associates Ltd – Neighbourhood Plan Consultant £626.84

3590 A Rozzier – The Webservices Co – Quarterly N/Plan Website £450.00

3591 T A Greenham – VAS Maintenance £65.00

3592 Country Gardens & Ground Care – Grounds Maintenance £380.00

3593 Country Gardens & Ground Care – Grounds Maintenance £620.00

3594 Park Landscapes – Grounds Maintenance £1462.50

3595 Anglian Water – Allotment £25.72

3596 Anglian Water – Cemetery £15.40

3597 Clerk – Salary/Expenses £1114.04

3598 Senior Youth Club Leader – Salary £256.82

3599 Senior Youth Club Assistant Leader – Salary £101.64

3600 Inland Revenue – Tax/NI £330.51

102/13 Finance & Projects(a) Audit 2012/13 – The Clerk advised that the Internal Audit is

now complete and she is awaiting a report, which will be presented to the PC at next month’s meeting. The accounts will now be forwarded to BDO for external auditing.

103/13 Police & Community Safety

(a) Crime figures & Report – No representative from the local police was able to attend. The Clerk advised that 12 crimes were reported in May 2013.

(b) JAG meeting – Sgt Dave Convery sent an email to advise that parking issues outside the Londis and Cookies on Station Road will be raised at the JAG meeting, as well as the request to upgrade the zebra crossing outside the Post Office to a pelican crossing.

104/13 Neighbourhood PlanCllr Gough advised that a meeting had been held with BCW and thenew Neighbourhood Plan Officer. The application for a grant fromLocality has been submitted.

Quotes are being sought from professional agencies to assess theviability of development to the north of EB, as is the preferred optiondemonstrated by the consultation and supported by EBPC. Anotherarea of land put forward as a late return from the call for sites wasnoted. A community event relating to development to the north isbeing arranged for Autumn 2013.

105/13 Pioneer Sports Field – Annual LicenceEBPC have received the draft lease. The Clerk will contact BobEntwistle for advice or recommendations of legal bodies who canadvise on the lease. The Clerk will then liaise with the Chairregarding further steps and report back at July’s meeting.

106/13 Community SpeedwatchAs the deadline was not met for being included in the current phaseof Community Speedwatch, the Clerk agreed to write to NorthantsPolice to ask to be included in the next phase. In the meantime, itwas agreed that monitoring is required to find out how much of aproblem speeding in EB currently is and the Clerk will liaise withMike Nichols, Northants Police and NCC to arrange this.

107/13 Dogs on Recreation FieldFollowing a reported dog attack on the Rec, it was agreed the Clerkshould look into the procedure of introducing an “all dogs on leads”policy on the Rec and report back at July’s meeting.

108/13 All Saints Church – Sponsored Sleepout for CAN –Recreation FieldUse of the Rec for the sponsored sleepout on 6 July was approved.

109/13 Brown Heritage SignsCllr Paul Bell agreed to take forward the suggestion of brownheritage signs for All Saints Church.

110/13 War Memorial CompetitionIt was agreed the Clerk should enter the Earls Barton War Memorialinto the competition. The Clerk will also liaise with Mike Nicholsfrom RBL regarding works to improve the village War Memorial forthe centenary of WW1 in 2014.

111/13 Highways & MaintenanceIt was resolved to suspend standing orders in order to discuss theparking review in Earls Barton, as it was received after the agendawas issued but the consultation response date is prior to the nextmeeting. It was resolved that the Clerk respond to the consultationapproving all proposals, with a few minor amendments. Standingorders were then reinstated for the remainder of the meeting.

(a) Clay Lane – update – the Clerk will apply for the relevant orders to downgrade Clay Lane to a bridleway.

(b) Parish Path Grit Spreader – it was resolved that EBPC would meet the cost of purchasing the grit spreader, subject to further information from All Saints and Churches Together regarding what area would be covered and by whom.

(c) Vehicle Activated Sign – Mears Ashby Road – the Clerk confirmed that a bracket will be purchased to allow the VAS to be used on Mears Ashby Road.

(d) Youth Shelter & Skate Ramps – the Clerk updated on repair works for the ramp. The Youth Shelter will be cleaned of all graffiti and it was resolved by a majority of 4-3 that a local youth be asked to decorate the inside of the shelter, subject to securing grant funding.

(e) Lighting Update – awaiting a quote for the inspection of all lamps in Earls Barton. The approval of the quote was deligated to the Chair and the Clerk.

(f) Free Community Tree Pack – passed to Cllr Page

112/13 NCALC/SLCC/ACRE Correspondence(a) NCALC Update & Training Schedule – held by Clerk

(b) North Northamptonshire Parish Forum – 18 June – Chair and Clerk to attend,

(c) Larger Council’s Meeting – 12 June – noted.

113/13 Other Correspondence(a) Thank you letters – Barry Clarke, Saxon Pre-school, Actionfor Children & EB Youth Club – noted.

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114/13 Planning(a) Rushden Lakes/Skew Bridge – it was resolved by a

majority vote to write to the Planning Inspectorate and support the Rushden Lakes development.

(b) Applications Received

WP/2013/0226/F – erection of 2 storey rear extension to provide bedroom, en-suite & dining room (including ground floor wc) – 9 Dowthorpe End – Mr P Carvell

WP/2013/0243/AV – display of 1 x externally illuminated fascia (by new led trough lights), 5 x wall mounted vinyls & 1 x internally illuminated totem sign – 6-10 High St – Co-operative Retail Services Ltd

WP/2013/0258/F – construction of new dormer window to rear elevation to allow provision to en-suite bathroom to master bedroom. Insertion of velux window into rear facing roof slope – 47 Mears Ashby Rd – Mr J Redding

WP/2013/0269/F – erection of a single storey & 2 storey extensions to existing property – re-submission – 52 Mears Ashby Rd – Mr & Mrs T Docker.

No comments required on the applications received.

115/13 Sports & Leisure DevelopmentNo report – deferred to July’s meeting.

Date of Next Parish Council Meeting Monday 8 July 2013 – 7.15pm

It should be noted that these minutes are subject to the approvalof Earls Barton Parish Council

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Crime and policing news for Earls Barton wardIncidents of note reported since your last update• A vehicle was broken into Station Road on Sunday 9 June.

• A vehicle was stolen from Station Road on Sunday 9 June.

• A catalytic converter was stolen from a vehicle in High Street overnight on Wednesday 5 June.

• A catalytic converter was stolen from a vehicle in Cordon Crescent between Tuesday 4 and Friday 7 June.

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July Services at All Saints3rd July 3.00pm Holy Communion for the less mobile Wednesday (Hall) 7th July 9.30am Parish Communion Trinity 6 11.00am Together@11

6.00pm Evensong Children’s Society speaker, Lyn Barrett, will preach on 7th July atboth morning services14th July 8.30am Holy Communion BCPTrinity 7 10.00am All Age & Parade Service6.00pm Deanery Evensong

@ All Saints Wellingborough21st July 9.30am Parish Communion Trinity 8 11.00am Together@11 with Holy Communion

No Evensong28th July 9.30am Parish CommunionTrinity 94th August 9.30am Parish CommunionTrinity 10 6.00pm Evensong

There is a 9.30am Holy Communion service everyWednesday in the Lady Chapel

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Your Village Contacts Page This information is published every 3 months,Please hold on to this copy for reference.

HEALTHDr Blackman & Partners(EB Medical Centre) 8 Aggate Way.

Please call 01604 813940 to arrange anappointment or 01604 813941 (11:00 - 14:00)to request medication or to check test results.Email: [email protected] (this email is notchecked regularly and should not be used forurgent matters). New patients welcome.

Dr. King & Partners(Abbey Medical Practice) 01604 810691 or01933 233200 (for Mannock Medical Centre,Irthlinborough Road, Wellingborough andemergency).

Earls Barton Help SchemeA service to take you to Hospital, Dentist,Chiropodist, Optician etc.07944 171188

Caring for carersLillian Halsall 01604 810632

PARISH COUNCILClerk to the Council Rosemary Smart01604 812850 www.earlsbarton.gov.uk.

SPORTSAngling Club HQSilver Band Club - John Butler 01604 810073Or R. Line 812059

Badminton ClubJean Axford 01604 466048

Bowls & Tennis ClubJ Wilkins 01604 811269

Cricket ClubRob Mair 07717 335899

Earls Barton Sports AssociationMartin Cahill 01604 457219 [email protected]

Earls Barton TennisClare Elsby 01604 810144

Earls Barton Tae Kwondo ClubTony Mawdsley 01933 676465

Earls Barton United Football ClubAnne Cleaver 01604 466366

Ladies Hockey ClubAngi Harrel 07966 440741

Short Mat Bowling ClubMargaret Barter 01604 812717

YOUNG CHILDREN & THEIR CARERS

AllBears@All SaintsSue Suter 01604 466582

Hokey Cokey ClubKerry Jones 07745 524721

Pied Piper Pre-SchoolJeanie Clarke 01604 810010 or [email protected]

RainbowsSarah 07791 294527

Saxon Pre-SchoolPeta-Jayne Bettles 01604 810463or 07765 312 852 during pre-school hours

YOUTHEarls Barton Youth Club Juniors (7 - 11 years)Kirsty Austin 07796 563368

Seniors (12 - 16 years)John Simons 07736 467809 or [email protected]

Boys BrigadeMr J Thompson 01604 811958www.ebmethodistchurch.co.uk/boysbrigadeor [email protected]

BrowniesSusan Walker 01604 812335 or [email protected]

1st EB Scout Group,Townley Pack, Jubilee PackNigel Coleman 07711 562997

Beaver ColonyMrs M Marks 84 Dowthorpe Hill

GuidesJo Streeton 01604 811619

RainbowsPeta Jayne Bettles 01604 810463

ScoutsDavid Dodwell: 07803 295677 or 01933666986 or email: [email protected]

CadetsSue Forth 07894 155204

BadgersNicola Garbett 07761 742642

Starfruit Youth Theatre CompanyHilary Hillman 01604 810896

SOCIETIES/GROUPSfor ADULTS

St John AmbulanceCarol Coleman (Unit Manager) 01604 466230or John Mann 01933 678545

Amateur Drama: 'Under The Tower'Linda Barratt 07904 277719 or [email protected]

Earls Barton & District Historical SocietyFrank Batten 01604 810618 or [email protected].

The Evergreens Over 60sat the Youth Club, Mon 2-4pm

Folk DanceDon Flower 01933 381135

Floral SocietyLee Berrill Florist 01604 811905

East Midlands MonochromePhotographic GroupB. Durrant (Secretary) 01933 461597

Earls Barton MusicRichard Gardiner 01933 278359 or email:[email protected]

Trefoil GuildEvelyn Edwards 01604 810596

Line DancingKaren Haycox 07941 762416 or [email protected]

Northampton LymphomaSupport GroupMaureen Charlton 01604 810648

Royal British LegionMike Nichols 07783 516933 or 01604 810802

Steam Rally & Country Fayrewww.earlsbartonrally.co.uk

Thursday Club - Retired?Mrs S Smith 01604 810610 orMrs J Harding 01604 812663

Village Carnival CommitteeNina MacPherson 01604 810668 or 07884060446

Wives GroupMrs D. Thompson 01604 811958

Woman’s InstituteJennifer Flower 01604 [email protected] or ValerieBurge 01604 811454

Millennium Women’s InstituteLesley Smith 01604 466823 or Sandra Berry01604 810202

WORSHIPAnglican: All Saints ChurchRev. Miranda Hayes

Baptist ChurchMrs June Henson 01604 810224

Methodist ChurchContact us via the website:www.ebmethodistchurch.co.uk [email protected]

Roman Catholic ChurchRevd Damien Walne 01604 [email protected]

Hindu Temple:Highfield Road, Wellingborough 01933 222250

POLICE999 for an emergency

or call 03000 111222 for non-emergencycalls. or 101 to contact your local police

FIRETo book a free Home Fire Safety Check call:08003 899950

For Earls Barton Station enquiries and StationRecruitment contact Sub Officer Colin Wells07790 941281

Are your details out of date or would you like your group or organisation to appear in this list?

- If so then let us know!


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Preachers in July 2013 atthe Baptist Church are:

Sunday 7th Revd. John Seaman

Sunday 14th Brian Emerson

Sunday 21st Jackie Bacon

Sunday 28th Martin Buckby

Brian Emerson writesAs part of Churches Together in Wellingborough there is a SchoolsChristian Assembly Team. The team takes assemblies in schoolsin the Wellingborough Area from Ecton to Pytchley and Raunds toIrchester as well as a good number of primary and junior schoolsin Wellingborough, especially, but not exclusively, to those schoolswhich are not linked to the Church of England.

Every month the assembly is different, written by a differentperson, but with a theme running through the school year. Lesleyand I are part of that team but when we take assemblies in theschools in Earls Barton we do our own!

This year in the Wellingborough team we have been thinking aboutKing David of Israel. Considered to be the greatest king in Israel’shistory he had a son, Solomon, who was considered to be thewisest. We have expressions about both of them in English:-“Slaying giants” as a metaphor for conquering difficult problemscomes from the story of David and Goliath and we also talk aboutpeople having the “wisdom of Solomon” when they can solveseemingly intractable problems – read the story in the OldTestament part of the Bible 1 Kings chapter 3 verses 16 to 28.

While these two are celebrated as the greatest kings in the historyof Israel they were not without their faults. David effectivelymurdered Bathsheba’s husband and committed adultery with her.Eventually marrying her, she was the mother of Solomon. Absalomfell out with his father King David and rebelled against him. Wewould call it a dysfunctional family. Eventually David became proudof the importance and numbers of his army and yet turned back toGod and asked for forgiveness, just as he had done over hisrelationship with Bathsheba.

Solomon was proud of his riches and eventually made marriageswith daughters of kings of surrounding nations. Solomon neverrepented of this mistake. The alliances led to a watering down ofthe faith that had kept the nation strong and to the nation beingsplit into two kingdoms.

What lessons are there for us in these stories? Don’t think that theimportant thing in life is to be fantastically rich and if we are “well-off” not to be ostentatious about it. Be careful about who youmake alliances with and be careful that they do not affect your ownstandards. Make sure that you keep your family with you and thatyou treat its members properly. Be honest and acknowledge if youhave made mistakes and vow not to make the same mistake again.Stand up to the prevailing culture around you where necessary anddon’t get ensnared by things which you know, deep down, arewrong.

The reason why these two kings are still honoured andremembered, David more than Solomon, is because they wereboth, in the main, wise, generous, just, considerate, forgiving,honest, kind, peaceable, humble and faithful. These are charactertraits which have nothing to do with how rich they were or theirposition in society. They are therefore good examples for us tofollow. That’s the message we have been trying to get across tothe children this year, but it is a message for us all – which is whyI wanted to share it with you this month.

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Today into Barton Sweets!

Earls Barton United Under 10s

On the Spring Bank holiday, thirty three players,

parents, grandparents and siblings set of for Pwhelli

in North Wales for the ESF Festival of Football.

Journey times varied from four to nine hours, but we

all met fresh on the Saturday morning for the start

of the tournament. The games were played at

Porthmadog Football Club on the edge of the

stunning Snowdonia National Park with views of

Snowden.

Over the two days the boys played ten games

against opposition from the Porthmadog, Liverpool,

Manchester, Peterborough and Leicester. The boys

performed well and improved as the weekend

went on. The level of determination when the

whistle blew was a credit to our team, although

some of the opposition were technically better, the

boys got stuck in and never gave up.

On the Saturday evening we all got together for a

BBQ in the sun; the boys played football once

again. It was a superb team effort with all parents

chipping in with collecting, cooking and clearing

up the food. Some parents chose to retire to bed

early and some decided to make a night of it.

The weekend concluded with a presentation from

1966 hero Sir Geoff Hurst, I do believe the parents

were more impressed than the boys!! I have to say

what a credit the boys were to themselves, their

families and the club. Their behaviour over the

entire weekend was excellent.

Finally I would like to thank Antony and Martin for

all their hard work this season on coaching the

boys. Roll on next season.

Mick McGuckin

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Earls Barton Utd Under 15’s Girls

My name is Cliff Elliott and I have been coaching Earls Barton teams now since 1999. and these girls, since 2009, following on

from Angie Foster who was not able to continue in this role. At first I was just meant to be helping with the training, along with

another coach, but after three weeks, he just left and I was left with this group of girls. Angie asked if I would be their new coach

but, to be honest, I didn't want to commit to this role, as I was busy with other things, through work etc. However, these girls

turned up every week so I knew they were keen to learn, and for me, that was enough.

Trust me, it wasn't the easiest of jobs! To give you a comparison it was like having the Jamaican Bobsled Team.

I was up against it, big time! Our first 11-a-side game was approaching so I had to work hard to find out who was best in

defence, midfield etc. In our first game I showed the girls, on paper, where they should be when the game starts. The trouble is

they were still standing there, in those same positions, while the other team were on the attack ! I had to shout to tell them they

were allowed to move. It did make me laugh.

2009/10 we finished 2nd from bottom and the following season 2010/11, we did the same.

Sounds bad but it really wasn't, our

football was getting better by the week as

we went on to win the Weekley Rovers

Summer Tournament without losing a

single game!

2011/12 was another good season. We

had lost our main striker to a rival team but

were fortunate enough to gain another

striker in Stacey Copus, who went on to be

our top scorer and one of the leagues

leading scorers. Our football had gone up

another level. We finished 3rd that season

so, as you can see, still improving. The

team were forming really well and were

now gaining confidence in their ability.

2012/13 is when things really clicked. We

gained sponsorship from Little India

Restaurant, from the village, who enabled us to buy a fantastic new kit, many thanks to them for that. Also, new on board, was

my friend of nearly 20 years, Scott Bromwich. Scott was reluctant at first because he had just finished years coaching his son's

team but I managed to persuade him to join us and our combined knowledge of attacking and defensive football turned out

to be a great combination. Plus, as his daughter Lucy also plays for the team it wouldn't be fair if he didn't, would it?. Another

newcomer to the squad this season was Lucy Attwood, who has added extra quality in midfield.

We had a great season, most goals scored, least conceeded and finished 2nd in the league.

Best of all though, was reaching the CUP FINAL. Although nervous on the day, and that was just me and Scott, the girls went on

to play the best football in all the time I've been with them. This was against a team that had won the league and also had

scored in every game for the last four seasons. We played them 'off the park' winning 2-0, with the goals scored by Stacey

Copus and Summer Keightley.

We went on to have the most successful season EVER by an Earls Barton

Female Team.

WEEKLEY ROVER SUMMER TOURNAMENT WINNERS 2010/11

LEAGUE RUNNERS UP - 2012/13

LEAGUE CUP WINNERS - 2012/13

FAIR PLAY TROPHY WINNERS - 2012/13

This team is going from strength to strength and continue to do the village

proud. It is an honour to be part of this project to put EARLS BARTON GIRLS

FOOTBALL TEAM up there with the best of them.

"BELIEVE AND YOU WILL ACHIEVE"

Cliff Eliiott, Coach.

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The Feel Good FactoryWell if you want to feel good you should have been at the Earls Barton Carnival! I was amazed just how many people had

entered in the parade. Looking around us at all the costumes and props it was fantastic to think of the number of hours that

people had put into preparing for the Carnival. There seemed to be more people involved this year, and yet there were just as

many people watching as ever. Truly a great end to the festival fortnight. If you missed it this year – get it in your diary for next

year.

Did you know that the largest organ in your body is your skin? Summer is in the way and we often show a bit ore skin in the summer

than the winter. What can you do to get your skin summer ready?

Exfoliate - Why? Exfoliation removes the build up of the dead, dry skin cells from the surface of your skin. This will make it brighter,

softer, smoother and fresher. How? Use a body scrub with a loofah or washcloth gently rubbing into your skin in the shower in

circular movements.

After exfoliating always make sure you hydrate your skin. Regular moisturising will help to prevent your skin losing its moisture

content making it look and feel better. Don’t forget to hydrate your skin from within by drinking plenty of water.

Your feet may also need a bit of attention after spending months wrapped in woolly socks and heavy boots. Give your feet a good

soak in warm water, adding a pinch of mineral salt to rejuvenate tired feet. After soaking, give them a good scrub with a bristle

brush. Use a foot file to remove any tough calloused skin on your heels. Your feet need to be moisturised too. Massage a rich

cream into your feet. The skin on your feet is much thicker than anywhere else on your body so you will need a rich moisturiser.

If you can do this late in the evening pop on a pair of old socks to keep the moisturiser on your feet all night – you will notice the

difference in the morning.

So take a little time out for yourself. Just preparing your skin will give it a glow and make you feel better. If you have a little more

time (and money) you could pop along to see Gemma and Amy at Pink Rose who will happily give your feet a wonderful pedicure.

Next month I am hoping to share with you some more fantastic success members of WeightWatchers have seen at the Earls Barton

meetings.

If you would like any information on WeightWatchers please do contact me at [email protected] or go to the website

www.weightwatchers.co.uk. If you are thinking about joining us but are not sure it is for you, pop along to one of the meetings at

St John’s Ambulance on Tuesdays at 7pm or Wednesdays at 9.30am and you can just sit in for one to see what we are about and

decide if it is right for you – no obligation to join. The ProPoints plan is so flexible anyone can follow it and lose weight. If you have

any information you would like to share in future editions of the Feel Good Factory then please do get in touch.

More from me next month, Susan Price – Your local Triple Diamond WeightWatchers Leader.

As you know, Mike Grant is standing down as Editor of The Tower, so I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to reverse the roles and interview himon your behalf …

Me: How long have you lived in the village and how did you get involved with The Tower?

Mike: I’ve lived in Earls Barton for nine years and I was on the Parochial Church Council when the previous Vicar, Rev Michael Webber, reeledme in! Working with Michael, my first project was to design and set up the All Saints Church website. As this was my first website I learneda lot. I’ve been Editor of the magazine now for five years, three of them as sole Editor. But I want to emphasize that it is a team effort, lots ofhard work and we have a laugh.

Me: The Tower is obviously very important to you. Why is that?

Mike: I’m aware of the history of The Tower as it’s been an important part of the village for 44 years. It serves a genuine purpose not only forAll Saints and our village but also for ecumenical relations and has given me a wonderful view of Earls Barton life over the years. Not only doI feel part of the community but it’s a privilege to see how so many do so much to make Earls Barton a great place to live.

Me: It seems to me from what you say that you are sorry to be standing down. Is that so?

Mike: Absolutely, but as one’s circumstances change one has to respond accordingly. I’ve always felt I was the custodian of The Tower and Ilike championing the village, but now is the time to move on. Things always have to evolve and perhaps now’s the time for the next transition.

Me: And have you got personal satisfaction from all your hard work?

Mike: I have enjoyed it all and am very proud of The Tower. Everyone writes in such a heartfelt way, it’s been a privilege and humblingexperience to edit it. And while I’m still around I’ll be supporting the next editor.

On behalf of us all, thank you very much Mike for all your hard work, enthusiasm and care. And we wish you every success and happiness inwherever life takes you next. And as for The Tower, here’s to the next 44 years!

Sue Suter

(I’m sorry to say that since I wrote this article Mike has been taken ill and so the July issue of The Tower magazine will be delayed. Apologiesto all its readers.)

THANK YOU MIKE


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Come along and enjoy a chat and a cream tea. Browse through the 50p stall and pick up a bargain!

Words from Jonathan ThompsonOver the Spring Bank Holiday our Boy’s Brigade Company shared anindoor camp at the lovely Norfolk costal resort of Sheringham.

Leaving Earls Barton on the Friday evening, 17 people of mixed agestravelled to the resort, arriving at around 8pm.

We quickly unpacked, and then settled down to enjoy soup and rollsbefore a time of chilling out. All the youngsters were weary and wereglad to get to sleep.

The sun shone for us on the Saturday morning, and after a full Englishbreakfast, morning prayers and camp Bank, we took time to find outa little more about Sheringham.

After lunch we all took the train into Cromer, taking in the views of thesea as we travelled. A visit to the lifeboat station and museum, werefollowed by time on the beach, with games and an opportunity forsome hardy lads to venture into the sea, which seemed very cold.

On returning to Sheringham the ladies had prepared a superb eveningmeal for us, and we all ate to our heart’s content. An evening walk,just to blow the cobwebs away, was about all the boys could manage,and after much conversation it was time for bed. Sunday began witha breakfast, which was heartily devoured.

Seaside Special, centered around the Rev. Nigel Bibbings, who led usinto thinking about Jesus and his disciples and we were all involved insharing in worship, with rainbows, boats, lighthouses and fish all beingused to help us in our devotions. It was good to share together as weconsidered the wonderful works of God.

A trip to the station followed, giving boys and adults a chance to letoff steam (please pardon the pun).

After lunch we journeyed to our favourite park in Cromer, where weenjoyed cricket and relaxation. The warm sun kept us all happy and aslow walk down the hill into the town, brought us to tea-rooms, whereeveryone enjoyed ice-creams, 3 lads bought boats and enjoyed sailingthem on the small boating pond.

We returned to our home, where Sunday roast smelt a treat. Nothingwas left after we had all eaten well. An evening of games and funended our day, which had been a super time.

Monday was a gloriously sunny day and after loading the cars, wewent to the Beeston Hill putting green for our competition. Smallprizes were given to 4 competitors who had scored a hole in one.

Our traditional fish and chip lunch was followed by time on the beach.At 4.30pm we made our way home after enjoying a fantastic weekend.

Thank you to everyone who helped again to make this weekend veryspecial.

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The Earls Barton and District Historical Society Frank Batten writes…One of the stalwarts of the Earls Barton Historical Societygave a light hearted talk to the society at its May meeting. Hilary Bailey’s talkwas intriguingly called “A Visit to the Houses of Parliament”. This proved to bea talk about toilets – their history and their part in local anecdotes. We werereminded of the weekly task of tearing up newspapers and threading the sheetson to string to hang in the toilet – and not to provide reading material. One ofHilary’s stories recounted how a relevant newcomer to the village dutifullydelivered flyers to all of the houses in the Dowthorpe area of the village,including the row of small houses that had a single door and no windows…

Our programme of evening talks has now finished for the summer although wewill be making a visit to Desborough and Rothwell in July. The new season willcommence in September with a talk about the county’s parish churches. Latertopics range from the Battle of Britain, through the lives and music of Flandersand Swann, to Boudicca’s revolt against the Romans.

The Historical Society is actively trying to increase its membership and broadenits appeal. Non – members are welcome at any of our meetings. Suggestionsfor speakers are always welcome, if there is a subject that you would like tohear being discussed by an expert please let us know and we will try to find asuitable speaker.

Our meetings are held at the St John Ambulance building on Manor Road andstart at 7:30 pm. Visitors are more than welcome at all of our meetings. Forfurther details of the Society or our future programme please contact FrankBatten on 01604 810618 or [email protected].

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