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OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2010
WOT! AAbout Ratby
PUBLISHED By RATBV SCOUT SROUP
ISSUE 144
EXTRAVASANZA in RATBV CHURCHRatby Church was busy throughout the weekend of September 11'Mo Monday 13"" as peoplecame in to see the beautiful wedding anniversary flower displays and wedding dresses fromdifferent eras. Many were villagers who don't usually come into the church. There was a greatdeal of interest in the exhibition ofwedding photographs, depicting local people, and showinghow wedding attire has changed over time. The extravagant clothes of the Victorians andEdwardians, reflecting a time of prosperity, contrasted with the simpler clothing of war timeausterity.Visitors were intrigued by the dresses and accompanying details. There were somefascinating anecdotes. Leila and Bill Williamson were married in November 1940, and theicing on the wedding cake was cardboard, due to food rationing and the scarcity of sugar. Anair raid interrupted the reception, and they spent the next few hours in a shelter!Areceipt showed us that one couple's honeymoon bed and breakfast stay cost just £9-18s forfour nights, and two dinners were 14 shillings in 1960.
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Pictured left is a 'paper' anniversary floral display with sparkling jewelled dress, and on theright 'tin and brass' wedding, and rich coloured dresses linking to a 'ruby' anniversary display.
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Ratby Parish CouncilDidn't the flower boxes around the village look good thisyear? On your behalf the Parish Council would like to say abig THANK YOU to the ever willing volunteers who plantedthem and to Simon for keeping them supplied with waterduring the dry season.
THANK YOU also to this Sorbus for ten years of green leaves,white flowers, and those amazing bright red berries. It had
companions would flourish onthe site of the old sewage farm, despite the stony substrate,when you were planted to celebrate the Millennium. We were,therefore, saddened to see you lying prostrate on Jubilee Park
Young people in Ratby have shown excellent initiative in asking the ?council to provide a skatepark on Ferndale Park and we hope to meetsome of them informally to discuss the pros and cons. Also we havehad an Indirect approach from the Youth Service to discuss facilities onFerndale Park. We are trying to discover if these two requests are related. Going tothe other end of life, are there any Seniors out there who would like to seesomething on the park for them? We are currently looking for a restrictive barrier forthe Lockley Close entrance to Ferndale Park which will deter or prevent mini-motosfrom entering the park; meanwhile we are deeply grateful to our PBO for hisrelentless pursuit of these vehicles.
Please don't panic if you should see scaffolding around the villagesign at the bottom of Desford Lane. We have received a report thatthe structure is potentially unsafe and therefore have engaged the
• services of Skillstone to put this right.
Bloors are appealing? Yes, this is still ongoing. Firstly, we say another big ^THANK YOU this time to members of the Ratby Village Society for helpingcouncillors deliver the latest advice to every house in the village.Secondly, we need to assure you that your contribution to the parishprecept is being put to good use as the Council has engaged the servicesof a planning consultant to help prepare its case to the Inspectorate ^against this development.
CONTACTING RATBY PARISH COUNCIL
The Council Office at 13 Station Road is open Monday to Fridayfrom 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
Telephone 0116 2390167
E mail address: [email protected]
Take a look at the Council's website for up to date news and information:www.leicestershireparishcouncils.org and click on the links to maps & Ratby.
EXHIBITION and FAIR
Ratby Village Society Antl-Lltter Groupwelcome everyone to join them at theirFourth Annual Art Exhibition and Craft Fair,To be held in the Church Rooms, Church Laneon Sunday 7^^ November from 11 am. to 3 pm.Admission 20p, families 50p.We have lots of lovely crafts for Christmas,including jewellery, woodturning, glass,ceramics, exclusive handcrafted scarves,spinning, knitting, dyeing, hand made cards,photographs, individually handmade cloth dolls,textiles and cakes and preserves.
A variety of original paintings and relatedartwork by local artists will be on display andfor sale.
Refreshments, and a 'Really ChristmassyRaffle.'
Please come along and bring a friend with you.You may even get to chat with your localVillage Society, History Group andNeighbourhood watch members too.
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RATBY ART GROUP
Every Tuesday afternoon a group of localpeople meet up at the Village Hall for their Artclass.
The sessions are led by Julia Kent, and areinformal and relaxed. The atmosphere in thehall is tranquil and there is a sense ofconcentrated purpose, as the group work ontheir creations.
'It's peaceful and totally absorbing, I forgeteverything when I am here,' one of the groupsaid.
Some weeks Julia suggests a theme, and thegroup might all work on the same subject tohelp develop their techniques. Most werebeginners; 'You find that you've got an abilitythat you didn't know you've got,' 'It's alwaysgood to challenge yourself.'Another group member remarked that she was'amazed at what I did that first week, we didn'trealize what we could do in two hours.'Some of the group's work is displayed on thewalls of the village hall, and they are workingon pieces to exhibit at the annual Ratby Art andCraft exhibition in November. Why not visit andview the work, some of which is on sale?If you have ever wanted to 'have a go' atwatercolour painting, pop into the hall and havea look? You will be made very welcome.The session runs from 1.30-3.30.Refreshments are available, and it's a sociableafternoon.
News from St Philip and St JamesBecause the church was built, and exists, forthe people of Ratby and beyond, we are tryingto make it more accessible for everyone to use.From Saturday 18^*^ Septemberthe Church willbe open every Saturday between 2pm - 4pm.There will be a rota of members of thecongregation available to meet and chat withanyone who wants to have a look around thechurch or simply enjoy the peace and quiet.You may be visiting the cemetery, just passing,have past connections with the church orinterested in looking around a beautiful church.Whatever the reason, you will be mostwelcome to call in and stay for as long as youwant during the open times.
Next month on Sunday 3^"^ October wecelebrate our Harvest Festival. This is always agreat time to come and thank God for all thegoodness we have around us but perhaps takefor granted sometime. This will be a familyfriendly service and afterwards we will betaking harvest gifts out to some of our oldervillagers. If it's been a while since you lastvisited St PJ's - or even ifyou've yet to do so,a welcome awaits you at your church.
RATBY community ORCHARD
On Sunday October lO**", from 2 -4 pm we willbe holding an Apple Juicing Event at theOrchard, on Taverner Drive.Come and help us press and juice apples, andtaste the different flavours.
Bring along your own apples too, and bottlesfor the juice.The event is free, but children must be / jaccompanied by adults.
RATBY MEMORIAL
This year marks the 90^^ anniversary of thememorial unveiling ceremony which wasconducted by Lord Haig. Look out forcommemoration of this in November.
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RATBY VILLAGE SOCIETY
We welcome everyone to join us at 8pm in theVillage Hall, Main Street, for the followingmeetings:
Tuesday October- David Greatwood,senior valuer from Hanson Auctioneers in
Derbyshire will talk about his life in antiquesand will appraise and value objects brought inby you. We are expecting this to be a verypopular evening, so ifyou intend to bring anantique please allow extra time to place it onthe table provided.
Tuesday 16"^ November: - Do come and joinus for a pleasant evening of popular music andsongs, played and sung by the talented duo ofDavid Woodward and Kirt Hammonds.Seasonal refreshments: mincepies, tea andcoffee will be served.
There is no meeting in December, but inJanuary Sue Kibble will talk about the benefitsof complimentary therapies. More details in thenext issue of Wot! , ^
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Let the sun shine again on our Rector
For many of us the Rectory has been at theheart of Ratby, having held countless events,including picnics, fetes and jazz in the garden.I believe that everyone has at least one fond
memory of times spent here with family orfriends.
As a child my most memorable experience waswith the Rainbows, when we buried a timecapsule in the gardens. We all brought acontribution and discussed why these thingswould be important in the future. My item, abag of white chocolate buttons was rejected,despite my argument that its discoverer wouldbe hungry after all the digging. (I also recalldropping it in when the group was distracted bya squirrel.)In 2009 the decision was made to relocate the
Rectory as it is too much of a financial burden.Discussions have begun with the local PlanningAuthority with the intention of building 'amodest residential property' in the grounds.It is likely that the building will not be let due tothe amount of work needed. Properties will bebuilt on site and the beautiful groundsdestroyed. The inevitable will happen, theRectory will be demolished.This has been the case ail around the area.
Expenditure on Rectories is greater than theirincome. Since when did income determine the
value of these buildings to their communities?The Village Hall is overbooked, and cannotcompare with the beauty of the Rectory. If theRectory was used instead the money receivedcould go towards its upkeep.It is essential that we fight to preserve thiswonderful building that means so much to somany of us. How can we stand by and watch itbeing destroyed. The price to maintain it maybe steep, but the happiness it has given usover the years? Priceless.
Rebecca Harrison.
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TRIUMPH AGAIN!
Alarge crowd waited In anticipation aS the fiveteams nervously took their places for theVillage Quiz on September 21®*. And they werenot disappointed.Once again the brave volunteers treated us allto a display of remarkable knowledge andhumour as the twelve rounds of generalknowledge and specialist questions such asGeography, Literature and the dreaded'spelling bee' progressed.Final scores were:
The Village Society 41Parish Council 46
History Group 50The Parish Church 52
Methodist Church 60
Pictured are the winning team with the FredHarding Shield, left to right, Ken Pickard, JeanVann and Ian Freeman.
WRIGGLY READERS
This is a lovely session for babies and toddlers,with their parents or carers. There are rhymesand stories to enjoy.It runs from 2-2.30 pm in Ratby Library on thefourth Thursday of every month. The nextsession will be on October 28**^.
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WE'LL ALL MISS Th IIS 'LOCAL YOKEL'It is with great sadness that we report the death of
Dennis Green on Sunday August 22^^^, following anunexpected short illness. He contributed manyarticles to this magazine about Ratby's colourfulpast under the pseudonym 'Local Yokel.'
Dennis was a life member of Ratby Local HistoryGroup, and will be remembered for his vivid andfascinating talks of childhood memories andgrowing up in the village. His account of Ratby inthe 1930s/40s was a major contribution to thesecond volume of 'The History of Ratby.' He was afounder member and one-time chair of RatbyVillage Society.
Dennis had been a part of Ratby Methodist Churchall his life and, to him, it was his second home. Hebegan as a child in the Sunday School, receivinghis bible (as was the custom at that time) at the ageof 16. It was a natural progression for him tobecome a Sunday School teacher and a YouthLeader. He was the founder of the Twenty Club (forthe young folk in their 20s) which as the yearsprogressed - and the ages of those involvedincreased - became the Monday Circle. His officialposts in the Church included Trustee, SocietySteward, and Property Steward, not to mention hisinvolvement on the Finance Committee and hiscapacity as Auctioneer for the Harvest auctions formany years.
Dennis had a strong faith and always wanted tolearn more. He had a commitment to serving theLord in many practical ways. He had a greatfondness for local village groups and regularlyprompted the Church in its outreach to the localcommunity. His care for the elderly and infirm of thevillage was exemplified in his delivering ofChristmas gifts from the church. Those at homeand in residential care greatly benefited from hisvisits.
His favourite charity was the Rainbows Hospiceand his tireless work for it, including his annual toysale, was a testament to his care for others.
Den will be greatly missed at Ratby MethodistChurch for his welcoming smile, his cheerfulness,his loyalty, his wonderful sense of humour, hissupport for all the good deeds the Churchendeavoured to do and for his creative talents. Hischarismatic personality will leave a lasting legacy.
His loss will be greatly felt by all who enjoyed hisself-deprecating sense of humour, kindness andgenerosity of spirit.
Thank You.
The overwhelming support of cards, phonecalls, offers of help and flowers since Den'sdeath has made it impossible to replyindividually.
Thank you too for the generous donations toRainbows in Den's name. The total raised isover E1000.lt has made me and my family soproud to know he was held in such high regardby his fellow village folk.
He will be sorely missed.
Thank you and God bless.
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Celebrating 99 years!
Our 99th Anniversarv celebrations;
(watch out in the Wot for activities leading up to ourCentury)Saturday 23 October from 6pm a Quiz andSupper. Teams of 4 to 6. Cost £6.On Sunday 24th October at 10am we welcomeback for our morning service the Rev Jane Cassidy(was Hamlin)Sunday evening at 6pm our Circuit Minister, theRev Susan Holmes will take the service.
We look fonward to the contributions that they willbring to our Church.
Saturday 27th November will be our ChristmasBazaar, with tasty lunches, stalls and games.10am to 1pm. Look forward to seeing you.
Saturday 11th December will be our ChristmasCoffee Morning, from 10am to 12noon, with carolsand mince pies.
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ON THE BEATHello everyone, my name is Natalie and I'm yournewest addition to the beat team. I have been
working In the area now for 4 months and enjoyingevery minute of it, I have already met a lot of you atsummer school fetes, beat surgeries etc but stillhave lots of new faces to meet so please say hellowhen you see me around.
In just a few weeks it's time again for the spookyfun of Halloween although for a lot of people this isa vulnerable time as they may live alone or beelderly. Whilst I don't want to ruin the fun ofdressing up and going trick or treating I ask that webear in mind the elderly community and signs ondoors asking not to knock there.
During the Halloween weekend the team will be onhi vis patrols around the villages on foot, bike andalso in the car so if anyone has any issues theywould like addressing please don't hesitate to stopus and ask.
Parents, its not only Halloween soon but also notfar from bonfire weekend, so it is worth consideringwhat your youngsters are doing when they are outand where they are. This not only acts as a safetynet but also will hopefully prevent them from gettinginto mischief and a subsequent call from the Police.
The cold weather is fast coming so kids/youngadults what are your plans for the dark coldevenings? Your Beat Team are still supporting theuse of a Friday Night Youth Club, with transportbeing arranged for youths to travel safely to andfrom the Community Centre in Markfield. I wouldsuggest this is an ideal way for young people to
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We are having a slight influx with damage and theftfrom cars and garages, can I remind you all toensure that all valuables goods are secured safelyin the house and you vehicle is locked and secured.If you have a tracking system please get it activatedas this is vital in catching criminals. For advice ongarages you can visit our website, pop in to anybeat surgery (advertised on the website) or comeand visit a member of staff at Market Bosworthpolice station or Markfield community centre. .
1hope you all have a lovely Halloween.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Are we in danger of losing our villageidentity?
In Ratby we are very proud of our excellentpre-school facility, this year however there areat least a dozen children who unfortunately willnot be attending due to the lack of places.This year no children have been taken fromoutlying areas, but still we lack the facilities tofulfil the requirements of our own villageresidents.
I also know of a couple of Instances whereresidents have been refused for their children
to attend Ratby Primary; however after anappeal they were accepted. (This is just thestart)We still have a considerable amount of housingdevelopment to come, the old bakery site,Cawrey's new development on Groby Road,and Bloor still trying to construct yet more.Without an Improvement to our alreadystretched facilities this situation will onlydeteriorate with the main problem being theeducation and well being of our village children.
Our current infrastructure cannot sustain anymore housing projects without improving ourroads, education facilities, a medical centre,and leisure amenities.To preserve our current way ofvillage life wemust therefore oppose any futuredevelopments unless they are accompaniedwith the facilities to fulfil our needs.Without these our future looks grim, withparents having to travel as far as Markfield andKIrby just to ensure their children have pre andPrimary school places.Are these journeys that you want to make on adaily basis in all weathers? And do you havetransport at your disposal to make these trips?Parents beware: County Hall have alreadydesignated Markfield Primaryas acatchment area for Rathy.
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This year marks the 10 '̂̂ anniversary oftheWoodland Trust's 'Woods on your doorstep'initiative.
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People asked for their views onCouncil leadership
People in Hinckley &Bosworth are being askedto have their say on how the Borough Councilwill be governed in the future.
At the moment the council is run by a 'strongleader' helped by a cabinet executive, who areall chosen by fellow councillors.
However, the Government has asked all localauthorities to make a decision on how theywant to be governed; this couldinclude changing to an alternativearrangement. This would see the council beingrun by a mayor, who would be directly electedby the people, backed by a cabinet executive.
The council's preferred option is to keep theexisting arrangement with some minoramendments required by the legislation, butthey want to hear what other people think. Afeedback form is available on the council'swebsite (www.hinckley-bosworth.gov.uk) orcomments can be emailed directly to:
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RECIPE
Chapel Chocolate CakeIngredients
Cake
170g (6oz) self raising flour4 heaped tablespoons cocoa powder1 heoped teospoon boking powder125g (4oz) coster sugor1 dessert spoon block treocle150ml (1/4 pint) sunflower oil150mi (1/4 pint) milk2 lorge eggs
4 toblespoons block cherry jom350mi (12fl.oz.) fromoge frois150g (5 oz) double creom
Method
1. Set oven to 170C/325F /Gas 3
2. Ploce oil cake ingredients in processorond blend together, or mix with owooden spoon.
3. When dork brown ond creomy, divideinto holf ond spoon evenly into two18cm (7")* greosed sondwich tins ondboke for 45 minutes. When cooked,remove from oven, toke out of tinsond oilow to cool.
4. Filling and topping: beot the fromagefrcis into the cream until thick.
5. Spread one coke with jom ond top with0 third of the creom mixture.
6. Sondwich the two holves of coketogether ond spreod the remoiningcreom mixture on top, using o fork tobring up into peoks.
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Plan of Ratby Community Orchard
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Ard Cairn Blenheim YellowRusset Orange Ingestrie
Barnack Duke of Brownlees WorcesterOrange Devon- Russet Pearmain
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Rosemary Adam'sRusset Pearmain
Duchess'sFavourite
Ribston
Pippin
St GeorgeEdmunds Cave
Pippin
LordLambourne
Pathway from Taverner Drive
Golden
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Newton
Wonder
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Keswick
Codlin
Lord
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MedlarNottingham
Perry PearTettenhall
Dick
Annie
Elizabeth
Crab AppleDartmouth
Cooking applesand other treeson this side.
Handy Reference to cut out and keep.We have produced this whilst theOrchard notice board is under repair.
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