The Eagle
March 2018 Volume 35
Yarnscombe Newsletter by the Community for the Community Note from the Editors A big THANK YOU to those of you who have passed on their “little brown envelopes” with your donations for a years worth of The Eagle. We’ll keep your issue “open” for another month and at that time we will need to remove your address from the list. Unfortunately, the cost of producing The Eagle isn’t free and all costs need to be covered. Some parishoners have been very generous as usual with their donations, for which we thank you. We are very grateful to those of you who have given us very positive feedback – “The Eagle is a wonderful community read. We are so lucky to have such dedicated editors” is one lovely comment received on the back of the envelope. Can we take this opportunity to say a big “Hello” to our new residents to the village who have moved into Symondsdean and Northchurch Cottage. We hope you’ll be very happy here in Yarnscombe.
Just as we go to print, the “Beast from the East” is about to hit the UK. Extreme cold winds and weather will be arriving from Russia, bringing daytime temperatures of 0°C but with the wind chill it could feel like -11°C. Take care while you’re out and about and keep an eye on friends and neighbours. It’s gonna be COLD!
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Key Dates in March/April There is a lot going on in the village this month, below is an “at a glance” list. Full details are included throughout this issue of The Eagle. Tuesday 6th Saturday 10th Sunday 11th Saturday 17th Friday 23rd Sunday 25th Friday 30th
Annual PCC meeting Yarnscombe-ites Re-union Mothering Sunday Rugby 6 Nations Quiz League FINAL Easter Bingo British Summertime Good Friday
Sunday 1st
Easter Egg Hunt (Gwerilyn) Easter Sunday Communion
Monday 2nd
Easter Monday
Village “Freecycle” Do you have any “bits and pieces” that your fellow villagers maybe able to take off your hands? Would a village freecycle article/page help? If you have anything, please let us know (yarnscombe.eagle@gmail.com) and we’ll see if your items can be found a new home. Don’t forget The Eagle is a community newsletter with the content being supplied by you, the residents of Yarnscombe. So if there is anything you’d like to share with the rest of us, please feel free to drop us an email at yarnscombe.eagle@gmail.com or drop a note through the door at Heather Bank or The Briars.
Pat and Sharron Deadline for articles To avoid disappointment, please don’t forget the deadline for submission of any articles for The Eagle is the 20th of each month. Any articles submitted after this date can’t be included as The Eagle is now sent to printers.
Useful Information
Village Hall & Social Club Committee
Police 101 Non-Emergency Textphone 18001 101 for the deaf, hard or hearing or speech impaired Emergencies 999 Out of hours service call 111. To help you find the right care to meet your needs including the Devon Doctors Service. Community Support Officer. PFCSO Sandra Brown. Email: sandra.brown@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk Crimestoppers 0800 555111 Team Vicar: Rev. Paul Bysouth 01271 858888 Methodist Minister: Rev. Robert Hurley 01271 344682 Torrington Health Centre Castle Garden Surgery North Devon Hospital Torrington Dental Practice Castle Hill Dental Practice Vet – Torbridge Torrington Library Barnstaple Library Ring and Ride Western Power Distribution Emergencies Only (Power Cuts)
01805 622247 01805 623222 01271 322577 01805 623657 01805 625837 01805 622100 01805 622107 01271 388593 01237 423232 105
Parish Council Chairman Clerk Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor
Chris Brice Martina Dymond Dan Farr (Snow Warden) Denys Cooke Richard Pengilley Paul Williams Harold Martin Rachel Stephens
01271 585297 01769 560049 01769 560483 01271 858270 01769 560783 01769 561178 01769 561214 07715 633311
Village Clubs Badminton & Bowls Church Warden Harracott WI Secretary Ladies Skittles Men’s Skittles Youth Group
Jay Shaw
01769 560804
Anne Prowse Beryl Sellwood
01769 560014 01769 560219
Margaret Crocker Mike Avery Sharon Dixon
01769 560714 01805 624834 01769 560406
Huntshaw Cross Cottage, Huntshaw Cross Yarnscombe Barnstaple EX31 3ND Tel/Fax: 01805 624823 Mobile: 07976 986908 Email: enquiries@automobeel.co.uk Website: www.automobeel.co.uk
Richard Purchase Chairperson purchase487@btinternet.com 01271 858472 07712 132969 Mike Avery Vice Chairperson (SC) maveryjk@aol.com 01805 624834 Sharron Newberry V.H. Treasurer victoryhall.yarnscombe@gmail.com 01769 561374 07786 850716 Sue Colley S.C. Treasurer sue-colley@hotmail.com 07886 214999 Lesley Latter Secretary lesleylatter@btinternet.com 01769 560470 Karen Avery Event Booking Manager maveryjk@aol.com 01805 624834 Chris Avery Bar Manager cmjavery@yahoo.co.uk 01805 624834 07968 083684 Martyn Waller Facilities Manager martyn.waller73@gmail.com 07809 245950 Please note: that phone numbers provided in The Eagle are to be used for village related purposes only.
Social Media Main Village Page Village Weekend Village Hall Social Club Youth Group Shortmat Bowls
Village Twitter feed Social Club
Village page
@YarnscombeVillage @yarnscombevillageweekend @yarnscombevillagehall @yarnscombesocialclub (private group page) (friend request required)
@YarnscombeVill1 @YarnscombeSC
@yarnscombevillage
Parish website: www.yarnscombe.org.uk
Tyre Sales MOT Test Centre Vehicle Servicing & Repairs Auto Electrics Computerised Engine Diagnostics Classic Car Restoration Garden Machinery Repairs
Notes from the Parish Council
Contents
County Councillor Saywell attended our last meeting, he denied rumours that Fire station in Torrington is closing, in fact none of the fire stations in Devon are closing, although some may change location. At present, Torrington has reached its capacity of retained fire fighters.
Note from the Editors .............................................................. 1 Key Dates in March/April ..................................................... 1 Village “Freecycle” ............................................................... 1 Deadline for articles ............................................................. 1 Useful Information ................................................................... 2 Parish Council....................................................................... 2 Village Clubs ......................................................................... 2 Village Hall & Social Club Committee................................... 2 Social Media ......................................................................... 2 Notes from the Parish Council ................................................. 3 Planning ............................................................................... 3 Easter Bingo ............................................................................. 3 Old £10 notes ........................................................................... 3 From your District Councillor ................................................... 4 Super Saturday ......................................................................... 4 Yarnscombe Birthdays – March ............................................... 4 Annual Parish Church Meeting ................................................. 4 From the Vicar .......................................................................... 5 Sunday Services ........................................................................ 5 St Andrew’s Church .................................................................. 6 2018 RSPB Garden Bird Watch ................................................. 6 Southern Partridges ................................................................. 6 Yarnscombe Quiz League ......................................................... 6 Youth Group Easter Egg Hunt................................................... 7 Nature Notes ............................................................................ 8 Yarnscombe-ites Reunion ........................................................ 9 Yarnscombe Church Rescue Group News .............................. 10 North Devon Hedgehog Rescue ............................................. 10 Parkinson's Awareness Open Day .......................................... 11 Bus Timetable ......................................................................... 13 Defribillator ............................................................................ 14 Rubbish Dates – March 2018 ................................................. 15 Mobile Library Dates 2018 ..................................................... 15 Village Hall Diary .................................................................... 15 Bingo Dates ............................................................................ 15 Spirit Unleashed ..................................................................... 15 North Devon Journal Community News ................................. 16 Advertising ............................................................................. 16 Annual Subscriptions .............................................................. 16 Editors .................................................................................... 16
He has also spoken to Paul Coles (BT Manager of South West), trying to resolve ongoing issues with connection to fibre optics broadband on High Bickington exchange. Regarding grants, in the next financial year Cllr. Morrish has £2000 available to share between Yarnscombe and St.Giles. At the February meeting, we are hoping to have some concrete ideas for our grant application. In this respect, we very much depend on ideas and input of parishioners. Any suggestions, can be put forward to any councillor, clerk or by coming to any of our meetings. As part of ongoing training, Cllr. Pengilley will soon attend a course in General Data Protection Regulations. As a local government authority, we have to comply with all relevant legislation and we are very grateful to Cllr. Pengilley for helping us to do so. Although, there is only one meeting a month, a lot of work and preparation goes into every meeting.
Planning Rooks Farm Yarnscombe Barnstaple EX31 3LH
Ref. No: 1/0160/2018/AGR
Agricultural Building
Land At Grid Reference 255932 123615 Yarnscombe
Ref. No: 1/0156/2018/DIS
Discharge of condition 7 of planning application 1/0419/2016/FUL (Landscaping)
Higher Delworthy Yarnscombe Barnstaple EX31 3LT
Ref. No: 1/0142/2018/FUL
Removal of condition 1 of application 1/2023/1998 (Holiday Occupancy)
Martina Dymond, ClerkParish Council
Easter Bingo Friday 23rd March
The Easter Bingo is always very popular, with extra meat prizes, bigger money prizes.
Old £10 notes A note for all village organisations and clubs. The 1st March is the last date that some shops can stop accepting the old paper £10 notes. The banks will still accept the old notes for a while after this date. Please bear this mind when taking entry fees in the weeks to come.
From your District Councillor At last it looks like spring is on it's way. It has been a very difficult time for those who work on the land, let’s hope things improve very soon. February means that it's time to set the council tax for the forth coming year. It will be up to all 36 members to decide but I feel it should be a 0% freeze as TDC is in good financial state, so why put more pressure on our public to pay more. It is with great sadness that one of my fellow councillors passed away recently. Cllr Sam Robinson represented his ward with passion and dignity at all times. He will be greatly missed. My mail bag has been quite busy this month with 55 emails, 8 letters and lots of phone calls. The topics covered in these communications including, smells from Deepmoor tip, council tax, pot holes and various planning issues. As always please contact me if you feel I can help 07814 010133 or email councillor.morrish@torridge.gov.uk or marketing@kivells.com
James Morrish
Super Saturday
Being shown live
Yarnscombe Social Club Bar open all afternoon Yarnscombe Birthdays – March
Samuel Newberry (15 years old) If you would like your child’s birthday mentioned in The Eagle, please let us know. It’s a great treat for them to see their name print!!!
Annual Parish Church Meeting The APCM will be held in the Victory Hall on Tuesday 6th March at 7:30pm. Those on the Electoral Roll are eligible for election to the Parochial Church Council, which takes place at this meeting, in addition to routine PCC business.
Grahame Thomas
From the Vicar It's time for change! You've probably already heard the news that our wonderful, hard-working, compassionate Rector, Mike Clark, is soon to take a sabbatical (that's a time away to study, to be renewed, refreshed) after many years in full time ministry. In preparation for that time away, The Two Rivers Mission Community (that's all 11 Parishes and Churches) have been preparing a draft mission action plan, with the Archdeacon of Barnstaple. This is to find the best ways of ministering during Mike's sabbatical and for the future in the hope that we will also reach a new generation while caring for those who have remained faithful. There will be a meeting on March 5th @ 7:15 at St. Giles village Hall, with the Archdeacon, to communicate the way forward. We would love to see you there. We have to face change in the Church. It's very easy, simply to resist change. Change can be uncomfortable, or we fear it because it seems a threat, or to avoid it because we think we can't cope. I'm sure you have heard the story about a visitor being shown round a country church by the Church warden., "I've been church warden here for over 25 years," he said proudly. "That's a long time," said the visitor. "You must have seen a lot of changes?" "You're right," said the Church warden, "And I've resisted every one of them!" In fact, if we can approach change in the right way (rather than hiding from it or resisting it), it can be a way of growing as Christians. When we come across something new we're not sure about, we need to ask - "IS IT BAD - OR ONLY NEW?" SHOULD I OPPOSE IT - OR GIVE MYSELF TIME TO GET USED TO IT?" "IS THE ISSUE A MATTER OF TRUTH - OR ONLY A MATTER OF TASTE?" Asking these questions of God as well as of ourselves will help us to keep our bearings in a time when the world is changing rapidly, and the church is too.
In what can seem bewildering, dizzying change, the one fixed point to hang on to, and steer by, is God Himself. "I THE LORD DO NOT CHANGE" He says (Malachi 3:6.) To keep us open to the great changes He Himself brings about, He also says, "I AM MAKING EVERYTHING NEW,"(Revelation 21:51). Needless to say, we all need to be praying for each other during such a time - and let's not forget to pray for Mike and his family during their time away. With every blessing,
Rev’d Paul Bysouth
Sunday Services 4th March Alverdiscott Newton Tracey Tawstock Yarnscombe
11th March
3rd Sunday of Lent 9:15am 11:00am 11:00am 6:30pm
Mothering Sunday
Horwood Huntshaw
9:15am 11:00am
Tawstock High Bickington
11:00am 7:00pm
18th March Newton Tracey Tawstock St Giles
25th March Horwood Tawstock High Bickington Yarnscombe Huntshaw
29th March
Communion Communion Morning Worship Communion by Extension
Morning Worship Mothering Sunday All Age Service Mothering Sunday Service encounter at HBCC
5th Sunday of Lent 9:15am 11:00am 4:00pm
All Age Worship Communion Prayer and Praise
Palm Sunday (Clocks go forward) 9:15am 11:00am 6:00pm 6:30pm 6:30pm
Communion Family Service Contemplate Evening Prayer Evening Prayer
Maundy Thursday
High Bickington 10:00am Holy Communion Atherington 7:00pm Bring and Share Supper with Passover, in Church Hall. For all ages. Please contact Tim Overton 01271 858420 timoverton@live.co.uk
30th March Tawstock Roborough
1st April Alverdiscott Tawstock Yarnscombe
Good Friday 11:00am 10:30am
Good Friday Meditation Activity morning and All Age Service
Easter Sunday 10:30am 11:00am 6:30pm
Communion Communion Communion
www.tworiversmissioncommunity.org
St Andrew’s Church
Yarnscombe Quiz League
4th March Readers Cleaners Flowers
Mrs. S. Harris Mrs. R. Woollacott & Mrs. H. Jago No flowers for Lent
11th March Readers Cleaners Flowers
Mrs. R. Woollacott & Mrs. H. Jago No flowers for Lent
18th March Readers Cleaners Flowers
Mrs. S. Harris & Mrs. G. Harrison No flowers for Lent
25th March Readers Cleaners Flowers
Mr. T. Harris Mrs. S. Harris & Mrs. G. Harrison No flowers for Lent
The fourth and fifth rounds have been and gone since the last write-up and we continue to have incredibly close contests. However, The Outsiders have opened a gap at the top of the table with only one round to play; what a different story it might have been had The Udders taken part in October’s quiz. No matter what the weather, we have a nucleus of teams who turn up and tax their brains every month. Thank you to all those people.
2018 RSPB Garden Bird Watch Well, this year’s birdwatch was a wash out ☹, no thanks to the constant deluge of rain we’ve been “enjoying” since September!! If I was a bird, I wouldn’t want to “go out in that weather” even if the food was particularly yummy. The RSPB’s event took place at the end of January – 45 soggy birds (down from 67 two years ago) visited the garden at Heather Bank during an hour, all the usual regulars including starlings, house sparrows, blackbird, blue tits. There were no special visitors this year. Hopefully, next year will see better weather for the count!
Southern Partridges
I appreciate there is only one quiz left to play (on Saturday 17th March at 8.15pm in the Village Hall) but there is a prize for each individual quiz so there’s still time to put together a team. You’ll be most welcome - entry is £2 per person, maximum six per team. More importantly, you might have an influence on the final outcome! League Table as at 0945 on 18/02/2018 Pos 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Team The Outsiders Hope Springs Eternal The Udders Somer This, Somer That Bob The Birthday Party …And In First Place No Hopers No Mates and Trev The Missfits The Three Musketeers
Pts 41 36.5 35 30 26.5 22.5 13 10.5 10 2 1
(10 points for a win, 8 for second, 7 for third etc)
Part time work available egg collecting on Game Farm Afternoons only, 2-3 hours per day Any day of the week From mid/end of April until mid-July Tel: Ned 01769 560505 southernpartridges@hotmail.com
Youth Group Easter Egg Hunt
YOUTH GROUP 2nd March & 16th March 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Victory Hall, Yarnscombe
If anyone would like to come along to the Youth Group and share stories, crafts or hobbies with the children please get in touch. All children are welcome to come along whenever they can.
Sharon and gang. sedixon99@gmail.com 01769 560406
Nature Notes I have a (?) mouse in my bathroom. I don't know what species it belongs to, because I haven't actually seen it, but I know that it likes my shaving soap and that it has torn up some of the toilet roll, presumably for bedding. I intend to trap it alive to find out whether it is a house mouse, as I suspect it is, or just possibly a wood mouse which I have caught previously, a few years ago. It could be the latter because I have found, in a spare bedroom, a small cache of acorns hidden under a rug, which is the sort of behaviour typical of their species. If I catch the visitor, I shall release it some distance away from my house, possibly in a wood or, maybe (a mischievous thought), in another village where it might be able to find lodgings!
A small flock of starlings can usually be found, feeding in the field opposite my house. Occasionally they are joined by a flock of fieldfares and redwings, thrush-like birds which migrate from Europe in the winter to avoid the harsh weather and frozen earth. Although they search for grubs and insects in the same area, they don't intermingle and, when the starlings decide to move, they do so as one flock without disturbing their fellow feeders. Starling numbers have fallen drastically in the last twenty years but, in winter, our native birds are joined by huge numbers from the continent, resulting in the huge "murmurations" of starlings seen in places like the Somerset levels and some of our cities.
Mice and voles are active throughout the winter and over half manage to survive, by growing thicker coats and by adopting a more vegetarian diet. In very cold conditions, they get together to share body heat. Shrews, on the other hand, are solitary animals, continually on the move, hunting for small invertebrates. In order to conserve energy, in the winter, their skeleton reduces in size and their overall weight and size drops by up to 20%. If they manage to survive, they usually die in the following autumn, after breeding.
Apart from Lenten lilies which are starting to brighten our hedges and woods, look for the Blackthorn which blooms usually when we get a nasty cold snap before the end of winter. It is not as common here as up country where the hedges are often white with blossom. It makes an impenetrable hedge and the wood makes marvellous walking sticks. But, above all, its fruits are the source of that lovely winter warmer - Sloe Gin. Cheers!
Brown Owl
Yarnscombe-ites Reunion
Yarnscombe-ites Reunion Yarnscombe Village Hall
Saturday 10th March from 7:30pm onwards Please bring any photos you may have (put your names on the backs) Bring and share supper. Tea and coffee provided Bar Open Admission Free - Everyone Welcome
Yarnscombe Church Rescue Group News Since the last edition of ‘The Eagle’ the Group has been busy arranging for the necessary work to go forward, just as soon as winter’s grip loosens slightly….. Our first priority is to clear the backlog of outstanding maintenance items on the structure of the building. This is unglamorous, but necessary, work which, apart from maintaining the value of the asset, will also demonstrate that the Yarnscombe Community is a responsible custodian of its church building. The Schedule of Works for this is being composed as we go to print. It is expected that there will be sufficient money already held in the Restricted Fund that has been set up to provide for this work, so it will not be necessary to raise any new funds to clear this backlog. Once the backlog has been cleared then the real business of the YCRG can begin in earnest. The aim is to provide facilities within the church that will, as well as holding Services on a Sunday, also equip it for a wider range of new activities of a mainly cultural nature.
the village wants. You can give us your ideas at any point, in any way that is convenient for you. But just to make sure that everyone has a chance to speak on this matter, we are also going to hold a Village Meeting in the church at 7.30 on Thursday 28th June. This will be an opportunity for anyone who lives in Yarnscombe to come along to the church, see the proposed plans and contribute ideas to them. Once we have everyone’s contributions, we can finalise the plans and then set about turning them into reality. This will inevitably need some money beyond what we already have, so we will need to run some events to raise some of this and make applications for grants to cover the rest. In order to ‘prime the pump’ for this, the YCRG will be ‘leading’ some additional activities during the course of 2018, so here are some dates for your diary: •
There are some courses that members of the Group are attending, to ensure that we have all the information that we need to make a success of this. On 19 January, I attended a one-day seminar at Exeter Cathedral entitled “Managing Church Building Projects”, which was very useful and informative. On 1 Mar Tim Harris will be attending another seminar entitled “Building for Success”. So, the group certainly feels in reasonable shape for the forthcoming project! This is where you all come in! The Group has devised an outline plan, but we would very much like input from the whole village to ensure that we will be fitting the church out in the way that
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We understand that a Village ‘Big Breakfast’ is already being planned for Sunday 13th May – more details will be available soon and we are absolutely delighted to be named as one of the beneficiaries of this popular event. We will be holding our Public Stakeholder Engagement Meeting on Thursday 28th Jun. We are investigating a summer evening classical music concert, to be held in the church in July or August. We will be leading on the arrangements for the Yarnscombe Candlelit Christmas Carol Service, to be held at 6.30pm on Sunday 23 December.
So, all in all, it is going to be an exciting and busy year ahead! I look forward to keeping you all informed of the progress.
Tim Farr North Devon Hedgehog Rescue An animal in decline in rural areas is the hedgehog, with numbers decreasing to just 1million left in the UK ☹. The North Devon Hedgehog Rescue group is holding their annual Cream Tea Day (sometime in July – date to be confirmed) and are asking for hedgehog themed items to sell. Can you help? If you can, please feel free to drop them direct to Anni in Ilfracombe or to me at Heather Bank and I’ll take what we collect as a village to her nearer the time. Thank you. Sharron
Parkinson's Awareness Open Day
PARKINSON'S AWARENESS OPEN DAY Organised by the NHS Trust in Partnership with Parkinson's UK
EVERYONE VERY WELCOME Monday 12th March 2018, 10-4pm at Bideford Hospital Willow Ward Many Health Professionals in attendance along with support from local caring organisations, Therapists, Demonstrations, Singing group, & plenty of information. Refreshments and lunch provided.
FREE Minibus shuttle 10-4pm from Cattle Market (Pay & Display) car park, Chanters Road, Bideford to Bideford Hospital car park. (Please do not park at the hospital and use the free bus service provided)
Good Dog Pet Care Services Certificate III in dog behaviour and Training Walking Service Pet Sitting Day Care Learn to communicate with your dog
Call Ammie now on 01237 459568 / 07927 559477 www.gooddogpcs,com You have nothing to lose except your dog’s bad habits!
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MB FIREWOOD Well Seasoned Dry Logs - Barn Stored Also Tree Felling/Forestry Work Undertaken. Standing/Fallen Timber Bought. Contact Martin Bradbury 01769 540563/07974 176963 EmaiDefribillatorK "mailto:mbfirewood@gmail.com" mbfirewood@gmail.com
Bus Timetable There is a bus service to and from Barnstaple every Tuesday (except public holidays), run by Turners, route 322. The timetable for the village is as follows. Outward
Return
Yarnscombe (Phone Box) Barnstaple Bus Station Barnstaple Bus Station Yarnscombe (Phone Box) 10:10
10:45
13:40
14:14
For full details of the route, visit the website: http://www.turnerstours.co.uk/busservices_timetable.asp?id=57 13
Defribillator Dial 999 if you suspect someone is having a cardiac arrest The Ambulance service have details of our defibrillator, the location and the code to open the cabinet and should tell you when you ring them (the defibrillator is in the entrance to the Victory Hall). The defibrillator has to be kept in a temperature controlled cabinet to prevent deterioration. If you need to access the defibrillator the code to the cabinet is
0000 ďƒž (four zeros) followed by the Tick
Please ensure that all items for the next issue of the Eagle reaches us by the 20th of each month otherwise they cannot be included.
This will unlock the cabinet. The defibrillator is automated and can be used by anyone and is selfexplanatory once you open the lid to the defibrillator and turn it on please listen carefully and follow the voice instructions. (Do not use in wet conditions) If you do need to use the defibrillator, please let me know on 01769 560590 as I will need to replace parts and ensure it is working.
Sue Colley
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Rubbish Dates – March 2018 Date
Black Bags Recycling
Fri 2nd Tue 6th
SAT 31st
Village Hall Diary
Monday (unless specified) mornings between
11:00am and 11:40am
Fri 23rd Tue 27th
Village Hall car park
Fri 16th Tue 20th
Wheelie Bins
Fri 9th Tue 13th
Mobile Library Dates 2018
5th March 2018
Friday 6th April 2018
30th April 2018
Friday 1st June 2018
25th June 2018
23rd July 2018
20th August 2018
17th September 2018
15th October 2018
12th November 2018
10th December 2018
31st December 2018
Bingo Dates
The Village Hall bar is open every Saturday and Monday evening between 8:00pm and 11:00pm
Listed below are the next few dates for the bingo.
Men’s Skittles (Sept – Apr) Summer Skittles (Apr – Aug) Tuesday Ladies skittles and badminton Wednesday Short Mat Bowls Thursday Short Mat Bowls Friday (alternate Youth Group (term time only) weeks) Yarnscombe Bingo Anyone wishing to book the hall for a function contact Karen Avery (Booking Secretary) on 01805 624834.
March April May 9th 6th 4th 23rd 20th 18th EASTER BINGO Doors open at 6:30pm. Eyes down at 7:45pm • Meat and fruit prizes. • Raffle. • Everyone welcome.
Monday
(Until further notice, refreshments will not be served during the interval)
Spirit Unleashed Programme of events: Pilates, stretch and relaxation Classes Monday 9:00am – 10:00am Tuesday Monday 10.15am – 11.15am Beginner 9:00am – 10:000am Monday 6:00pm – 7:00pm 10:00am – 11:00am Monday 7:00pm – 8:00pm Men’s Class 11:00am – 12:00noon Coming Soon Gentle Movement Class Thursday 9:30am – 10:30am Movement & Meditation Classes once a month 7.30 – 8.45 pm 22nd March 26th April 24th May More dates to follow All sessions are pay as you go. Booking essential as small groups ** One 2 One Sessions** **Pilates** **Shamanic Healing** To Book contact Sue on 07896 326024 or email sue.spiritunleashed@gmail.com For more information see www.spiritunleashed.co.uk 15
North Devon Journal Community News If you know of any events in and around Yarnscombe and you would like it included in the North Devon Journal, please email me at oldchapel08@outlook.com. Thank you. Stephen Harrison
Advertising These prices are for 12 months advertising in The Eagle. 1/2 page £30.00 1/4 page
£20.00
Partial year prices are available—contact us for details. Advertisements are renewed in February each year. If you’d like to include an advert, please contact either of the Editors.
Annual Subscriptions The Eagle is now in its 35th year of production and printing prices have increased steadily over the years, but the donations haven’t! Like last year we are asking all households for a contribution of at least £3.00 to cover the production and printing costs of The Eagle. A small brown envelope was attached to the front of the last issue of The Eagle which should be delivered back with your contribution enclosed to either of the editors in the Village or given to Barry, the postman who is willing to pick up any from “out of the village” locations. If you need another envelope, let us know. If we don’t receive your contribution over the next couple of months we will assume that you no longer wish to receive a copy of The Eagle. We’d also like your feedback and comments about the contents of The Eagle over the last twelve months. Ideas of what to include would be gratefully received.
Editors PAT HAMMOND The Briars – 01769 560657 hammondjunction@aol.com
SHARRON NEWBERRY Heather Bank – 01769 561374 yarnscombe.eagle@gmail.com Sharron is also the “admin” for the village (and Village Weekend) Facebook pages and Twitter feed.
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