Issuu

Issue 4

Volume 33

May 2016

The

(pig and)

Eagle

NEWSLETTER FROM YARNSCOMBE

Inside this issue A Note From The Editors ………...…. 1 Useful Contact Information …..……. 2 District Councillor ………………………. 3 Thank You Yarnscombe …………….… 3

A Note From The Editors

Village Hall Cleaner ……………………. 3

The Quiz League came to a dramatic end at the beginning of

Village Defibrillator …………………..… 4

April. As many of you will now know, the result on the night wasn't the final result of the league. For a full “report” see page 5!!

Parish Council update ……….………... 4 Quiz League—The Final ………………. 5 Note from the Vicar …... ………………. 6 St. Andrew’s Church …...……..…….... 6 Sunday Services …………………….……. 7 Parochial Church Council meeting .. 7

In celebration of the conclusion of quiz league—and for a bit of fun — how many pigs can you find throughout this issue of The (pig and) Eagle?!?!? Answer next month. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ How many of you realised that the story about the new daisy was an April Fool :) The Lord and Lady names as well as the daisy name were anagrams of April Fools Day!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ There has been an increase in “unneighbourly” incidents in and around the village over the last few weeks. Details of some of the these are noted on page 13. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This issue sees the launch of the Village Weekend details. See pages 8 and 9 for full information.

Pat and Sharron

Birthdays …………………………..………. 7 YARNSCOMBE VILLAGE WEEKEND Details and ticket info …………… 8 & 9 Nature Notes ……………….…………... 10 Playing Field Fund ……………….…... 10 Harracott WI ……………………………. 10 Youth Club relaunch ………………..… 11 Village Oil Order ……………………….. 11 Alverdiscott Young Farmers ……….. 11 Village Notes ………………………..…… 13 SPRING COFFEE MORNING & FAIR Rubbish Collections ………….……..… 16 Village Hall Events ………………….… 16 Bingo dates ……………………..……….. 16 Mobile Library dates …………………. 16 EAGLE CONTACT DETAILS …. 17 Advertising rates …………….…………. 17 Supplement—Horticultural Show entry information.

USEFUL INFORMATION Police 101 Non-Emergency

Torrington Health Centre

01805 622247

Textphone 18001 101 for the deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired

Castle Garden Surgery North Devon Hospital

01805 623222 01271 322577

Emergencies 999

Torrington Dental Practice

01805 623657

Out of hours service call 111. To help you find the right care to meet your needs including the Devon Doctors Service

Castle Hill Dental Practice Vet—Torbridge Torrington Library Barnstaple Library

01805 625837 01805 622100 01805 622107 01271 388593

Crimestoppers 0800 555111

Ring and Ride

01237 423232

Team Vicar Rev Mike Clark 01769 560870 Methodist Minister Rev Robert Hurley 01271 344682

Western Power Distribution Emergencies Only (Power Cuts)

0800 365 900

Community Support Officer. PCSO Sandra Brown. email: sandra.brown@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk

Parish Council

Village Clubs Badminton and Bowls

Jay Shaw

01769 560804

Chris Brice

01769 560014

Parish Councillor— Chairman

Church Warden

Anne Prowse

Harracott WI Secretary Beryl Sellwood

01769 560219

Parish Council Clerk

Martina Dymond

01769 560049

Ladies Skittles

Margaret Crocker

01769 560714

Parish Councillor

Denys Cooke

01271 858270

Men’s Skittles

Mike Avery

01805 624834

Parish Councillor

Dan Farr (Snow Warden)

01769 560483

Parish Councillor

Richard Pengilley 01769 560783

Parish Councillor

Paul Williams

Youth Club

Village Website: www.yarnscombe.org.uk

01271 858297

Village Hall & Social Club Committee Chairman

Richard Purchase

purchase487@btinternet.com

01271 858472

Vice Chairman/Social Club

Mike Avery

maveryjk@aol.com

01805 624834

V.H.Treasurer

Sharron Newberry victoryhall.yarnscombe@gmail.com

01769 561374

S.C.Treasurer

Sue Colley

sue-colley@hotmail.com

Secretary

Lesley Latter

lesleylatter@btinternet.com

01769 560470

Event Booking Manager

Karen Avery

maveryjk@aol.com

01805 624834 01805 624834

Bar Manager

Chris Avery

cmjavery@yahoo.co.uk

Facilities Manager

Martyn Waller

martyn.waller73@gmail.com

07712 132969 07786 850716 07886 214999

07968 083684 07809 245950

Please note: that phone numbers provided in The Eagle are for use for village related purposes only .

Huntshaw Cross Cottage,

Tyre Sales

Huntshaw Cross

MOT Test Centre

Yarnscombe

Vehicle Servicing & Repairs

Barnstaple EX31 3ND

Auto Electrics

Tel/Fax: 01805 624823 Mobile: 07976 986908 Email: enquiries@automobeel.co.uk Website: www.automobeel.co.uk

Computerised Engine Diagnostics 2

Classic Car Restoration Garden Machinery Repairs

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From your district councillor

and 9 others

Some of my time lately has been spent in meetings related to Waste and It's great to see that summer is showing signs recycling and the idea of of arriving and our farmers are able to get the moving all our depots to a crops growing in the fields. central one in the centre of Over the last month I have spent a great deal the district. Although it is a little early to say it is definitely going ahead , I of time at Torridge Councils' main offices at am very hopeful it will and in turn save a huge Bideford as our Leader is away in Australia. amount of Tax payers money. Topics such as wind energy, new school at Route 39 and Council grants for communities Finally, as always, if you feel I can help just in Torridge have been the main focus. give me a call on 07814 010133. This months mail bag and communication Kind regards. list includes: 

87 emails regarding education issues

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23 related to highways issues

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12 ward issues within our ward

James Morrish

Councillor.Morrish@torridge.gov.uk

Thank You Yarnscombe

VILLAGE HALL

The Winfield and Reed families wish to thank everyone in Yarnscombe for their incredible kindness after loosing our beloved John, so suddenly and unexpectedly on 5th March. We are so grateful to the many people who tried to help on that morning.

CLEANER REQUIRED!

We received an overwhelming amount of cards, flowers and offers of help. There were also many generous donations for the Devon Air Ambulance and so far, we have raised just over £400 for this amazing cause.

If you are interested, please contact Karen Avery on (01805) 624834

Thanks also to the lovely ladies of the W.I for the catering and to the many friends who made cakes and biscuits for the wake. Thank you all so much.

Should anyone wish to make a donation in

memory of John, there is a ‘just giving’ page 2 laser printers available . Hopefully in fully working order. If interested, contact Pat for further information.

for donations for Devon Air Ambulance. 3

www.justgiving.com/JohnWinfield

Notes from the Parish Council Yarnscombe Parish Council would like to thank John Turner for his many years of service in various roles within the community. From 2006 to 2007 John was our footpath warden and in August 2007 he was co-opted on to the Council. In December 2008 until May 2012 he served as Chair of the Parish Council. For many years, he had also played an active role as a member of the Playing Field Fund. John resigned from his role as councillor at our last meeting. We would like to thank him for his time and commitment and wish him all the best for the future. Due to John’s resignation we now have a vacancy in the office of Parish Councillor. You may have seen the notices around the village and/or on the website. If by 5th May ten electors of Yarnscombe Parish make a written request to the Returning Officer for an election, vacancy will be filled by holding an election, otherwise vacancy will be filled by co-option. Please write to: Returning Officer, Riverbank House, Bideford, Devon EX39 2QG At the end of May (date to be confirmed), it is once again time for the Annual Parish Meeting. Parish Council meetings, although they offer an opportunity for public participation and feedback, have to follow a certain procedure. The Annual Parish Meeting however, is an opportunity for all parishioners to express concerns, opinions without a set agenda. At the meeting, councillors will take note of issues raised, but naturally more complex issues will have to discussed at the following council meeting(s). PLANNING Gibbings Down Yarnscombe Barnstaple Devon EX31 3LJ, 1/1325/2015 FUL Proposed extension and alterations to existing building. Application permitted. BANK BALANCE: £5,604.71 as at 16/03/2016.

Martina Dymond— Clerk, Parish Council

Village Defibrillator 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 (four zeros) followed by the Tick symbol This will unlock the cabinet. The defibrillator is automated and can be used by anyone and is self explanatory 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 4 working.

Sue Colley

Wow. What a final night!!! In September 2010, the wrong winner of Australia’s Next Top Model was announced; in December 2015, Miss Colombia was declared the winner of Miss Universe, wrongly; in March 2016, the wrong ‘winning’ numbers were given out for the Euro lottery. So what do these have in common with the Yarnscombe Quiz League? On the final night, April 2nd, Hope Springs Eternal were declared the overall trophy winners after a tie-break question. However, in the excitement and euphoria of an evening which saw ten teams taking part, I miscalculated the final scores and Spud Heads should have been acknowledged as the rightful quiz wizards by one point. So the following Saturday the correct champions were crowned and duly presented with The Pig. TEAM

ROUND

TOTAL

Spud Heads

Hope Springs Eternal

Minus One

4.5

5.5

Baby Brains

5.5

36.5

A Load of Pollocks

Bailey’s Boys, Rachel & whoever

4.5

15.5

The Sleigh Riders

Norfolk & Chance

The Ex-Pats

Ben’s No Idea

Bill, Ben & Weed

Santa’s Naughty Elves

Alice in Christmasland

Moody Blues

I would like to apologise to Hope Springs Eternal for causing them so many tears and so much heartache; to Spud Heads for denying them the recognition and acclaim they so richly deserved from their fellow quizzers; and to everyone who was there on that fateful night for causing you to applaud the wrong team!

Spud Heads—The Quiz League winners

To all who took part throughout the six months, thank you for turning up, well done and here’s to the next one – whoever the quizmaster/mistress might be!

Stephen Harrison 5

A Letter From The Vicar Prayer Week The Archbishops of Canterbury and York encouraged every parish in England to join in a week of prayer this May. Here is part of what they say: “Like us, you will know that ministry is empty and barren without prayer. That is why we are taking the unprecedented step of writing to every serving parish priest in the Church of England inviting you and your people to join us in a week of prayer for the evangelisation of our nation. In the week leading up to Pentecost (May 8th - 15th, 2016) we long to see a great wave of prayer across our land, throughout the Church of England and many other Churches.

Our hope is -

for all Christians to deepen their relationship with Jesus Christ

for all of us to have confidence to share the Gospel

for all to respond to the call of Jesus Christ to follow Him as disciples, to live out the Gospel and to seek God’s Kingdom from day to day.”

It seemed important to us take up this invitation at a time when our Two Rivers Community is facing changes and challenges. We have been very encouraged in the last few days to see how God has been bringing the threads together and people from each church have committed themselves to open for prayer for two hours in the week before Pentecost. Many will be open throughout the week, with Prayer Stations set up so that you can drop in at any time, but each church will be manned for at least two hours at the following times: MONDAY 9TH 10.30am -12.30pm 12.30pm -2.30pm 6.30pm -8.30pm THURSDAY 12TH 9:00am – 11:00am 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Huntshaw Newton Tracey Horwood

Yarnscombe Roborough

TUESDAY 10TH 9:00am – 11:00am 2:00pm – 4:00pm 3:00pm – 5:00pm 6:30pm – 8:30pm FRIDAY 13TH 10:00am – 12:00pm 3:00pm – 5:00pm

Tawstock Alverdiscott St Giles Horwood Horwood Beaford

WEDNESDAY 11TH 9:00am – 11:00am 2:00pm – 4:00pm

High Bickington Atherington

And finishing the week: SATURDAY 14th Prayer Week Celebration 4pm at St Giles

We look forward to joining together to pray for our communities.

Rev Mike Clark

St. Andrew’s Church Readers

Cleaners

Flowers

1st May

Mrs. A. Prowse

Mrs. A. Prowse & Mrs. I. Maggs

Mrs. A. Prowse

8th May

Mrs. J. Bachelor

Mrs. A. Prowse & Mrs. I. Maggs

Mrs. A. Prowse

15th May

Mrs. R. Woollacott

Mrs. R. Woollacott & Mrs. H. Jago

Mrs. R. Woollacott

22nd May

Lt. Cdr. G. Thomas

Mrs. R. Woollacott & Mrs. H. Jago 6

Mrs. R. Woollacott

29th May

Mrs. C. Wyatt

Mrs. M. Crocker

Sunday Services

Parochial Church Council

1st May

5th Sunday after Easter

Alverdiscott

9:30am

Holy Communion (CW)

Tawstock

11:00am

Holy Communion (CW)

Newton Tracey

11:00am

Holy Communion (CW)

Yarnscombe

6:30pm

Evening Prayer (BCP)

8th May

Sunday after Ascension Day

Horwood

9:30am

Morning Worship (CW)

Yarnscombe

10:00am

Family Service

Huntshaw

11:00am

Holy Communion (BCP)

Tawstock

11:00am

Songs of Praise

14th May

Saturday

St Giles

4:00pm

15th May

Pentecost (Whit Sunday)

Alverdiscott

11:00am

At Methodist Church

Tawstock

11:00am

Holy Communion (CW)

Newton Tracey

11:00am

Morning Worship (CW)

Yarnscombe

6:30pm

Holy Communion (BCP)

22nd May

Trinity Sunday

Horwood

9:30am

Holy Communion (BCP)

Yarnscombe

9:30am

Morning Prayer (BCP)

Tawstock

11:00am

Family Service

Huntshaw

6:30pm

Evening Prayer (BCP)

29th May

Trinity 1

Our tree-feller made sure that no animals or birds were disturbed before he cut them all down, even though there was a certainly lady in the village who worried him by saying she was going to complain ;)

High Bickington

10:30am

Mission Community Service

Sharron

There will be a (hopefully short) meeting of the Parochial Church Council on Tuesday 3rd May @ 7:30pm. in the Victory Hall. All are welcome.

Prayer Week Celebration

Grahame Thomas I just wanted to sneak in a big “thank you” to everyone who has been so kind with their comments and advice following the removal of the leyllandi trees from the front of Heather Bank. It has meant that we and our close neighbours have a clearer view of our wonderful village.

MAY Birthdays Alfie Betts - 15 years old Harrison Brown - 9 years old George Gibbs - 14 years old Hannah Self - 9 years old Cameron Williams - 9 years old If you would 7 like your child’s birthday mentioned in The Eagle, please let us know.

TICKET INFORMATION NORTH DEVON THEATRES Box Office Details: www.northdevontheatres.org.uk and “Book Your Tickets” online. Tel: 01271 324242. 

Search for “Best of the Bachs” (Friday evening classical concert).

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Search for “Small Town Jones + Ploughcapella” (Sunday evening concert).

TRADITIONAL VILLAGE FETE STALLS via the General enquiries contact information.

HORTICULTURAL SHOW ENTRIES The Eagle (May issue), or via the general enquiries contact information.

THE OGGLE BAND, CAR BOOT SALE and BIG BRUNCH Jeff and Lesley Latter at 2 Village End are the village contacts for ticket sales and collection. Email: yvw.tickets@gmail.com or 07934 778917 to book. Only cash or cheques (made payable to Yarnscombe Social Club) can be accepted. General Enquiries (Richard Purchase or Sharron Newberry): purchase487@btinternet.com, 01271 858472 or yarnscombe.weekend@gmail.com

Nature Notes

in English place names. The young green leaves or buds used to be eaten by country children and ‘Cast ne’er a clout ere May is out’; certainly this old were known as ‘bread and cheese’. I can’t say that saying applies to this year. April is a cruel month I ever noticed the resemblance but we children which sometimes flatters to deceive and some were always hungry! creatures have appeared, only to be left freezing The hedgehog has appeared again in my garden overnight or in a cold North wind. I saw two where there are plenty of snails hiding under Peacock butterflies and a couple of Swallows in stones or logs, although the animal prefers slugs, mid-April but the weather has turned cold since unless some kind person crushes the snails’ shells then. first. Hedgehogs eat worms, beetles and other The May-tree, or bush, is named after the month in insects and, occasionally, frogs, small rodents, which it blooms, when we are just beginning to young birds and birds’ eggs. It used to be believed enter Summer. It was the forerunner of the that they ate apples but, more likely, they were Maypole and the source of May Day garlands, and breaking the fallen apples open to get at the little the leaves are models for the wreaths which slugs which attack the bruised fruit. surround the Green Men faces carved in the pew ends of some churches, and inns. The blossom is The other odd tale was that hedgehogs suck the closely associated with all types of Spring festivals, milk from cows’ udders when they are lying in the fields. This is probably physically impossible, possibly going back as far as the celebration of although they have been seen licking milk from the Beltane, a Celtic pre-Christian ceremony. ends of the udders. Gypsies have, traditionally, When England was a Catholic country, before the eaten hedgehogs (the meat is reputed to be very Reformation, May flowers were used to decorate good) and various parts of the animal have been May (Mary) altars. This old custom might account used in folk medicine. But I prefer to see them for the superstition that it is ‘unlucky’ to bring the running about in the late evening ‘dimpsey’, safe blossom into the house. My old granny certainly from cars which are their biggest killer. Long live believed it! Mrs Tiggy-Winkle. The May-tree, or Hawthorn, was commonly used to mark the boundary of fields, going back to AngloSaxon times, and heads the list of trees mentioned Brown Owl

Yarnscombe Mower & Playing Field Fund

Harracott WI Invite you to a Cream Tea

Playing Field Thank you Sam and Mouse for doing the first cut of the season. There has been a slight misunderstanding between the fund and the Parish Council which is hopefully in the process of being sorted. Thank you to the children who have already contacted me with thoughts about equipment they would like, please keep the ideas coming. You can email me at janegreg@aol.com.

Jane Batchelor

at HARRACOTT HALL on Sunday 26th June From 3:00pm to 5:30pm

All proceeds to the Special Care Baby Unit at N.D.D.H.

Friday 6th May 2016 (and every alternative Friday—term time)

7:00pm to 9:00pm @ the Village Hall

£1.50 per child (£1.00 siblings) (under 8’s to be accompanied by a parent/carer)

Tuck Shop Activities Oil Orders Yarnscombe Group Buy It’s that time again!! Please ensure your orders are with me before 6pm on Sunday 1st May 2016. As usual, all monies are between you and the supplier. We welcome any newcomers—no obligation! The next Group Buy will need to be with me before 6pm on Sunday 31st July 2016.

Geraldine Harrison oldchapel27@gmail.com 01769 560400 11

Over the last month, there has been an increase in reported (to the Editors and through social media) unfriendly incidents in and around the village. Please take the time to read this page which outlines these issues. Yarnscombe is a wonderful, friendly and happy villageâ€”we all need to make the effort to keep it that way for all our friends and neighbours.

Dog Fouling

Village Parking

It would appear that the issue with regard to member(s) of the public and villagers walking their dogs around the Village and not clearing up any mess left by their pets has reared its ugly head again.

There have been a few incidents where vehicles havenâ€™t been parked considerately around the village.

Failing to clean up is anti-social and can spread diseases. If this issue continues, there will no choice but to pass information to Torridge District Council, who are authorised, once evidence has been gathered that an owner has not cleaned up any mess left by his/her dog, to be issued with a ÂŁ75.00 fixed penalty notice.

We have an easily accessible car park at the village hall if any resident (or visitors) need to park off the road for a short period of time.

We have been asked to share this reminder to all to think about your parking habits with regard to fellow villagers, delivery vans and potential visiting emergency vehicles.

Discarded Rubbish It has been reported and witnessed this month that there was a significant amount of discarded fast food packaging, together with bottles and cigarette boxes strewn along the roadside.

Please be considerate to your friends and neighbours and clean up after your dog(s).

Speed around the Village Villagers and their visitors are reminded to watch their speed when driving through the village and along the roads into and out of the Parish.

One area that was particularly affected by this recent report was on the road out of the village past Portford Cross along to (and past) Langley Barton. In addition there has been an incident of fly tipping near Easton Moor Cross by persons unknown.

There are villagers who walk their dogs, children are out playing and riders on their horses are being put at unnecessary risk. The recommended speed limit within the village is 20mph and with the number of blind corners and mud/water on the roads not to mention the uneven surfaces around the parish, everyone needs to take care around Yarnscombe.

Lets keep our village clean and tidy and our animals safe by taking all rubbish home.

It is regrettable that there have been so many incidents recently it warrants a full page in this months Eagle to raise these issues.

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Jim Harding Tel: 01769 560865 Mobile: 07968 177441

Bringing profound change through… Women’s workshops – find the real you Shamanic & Reiki treatments and courses Spiritual House and Land Clearing Small group Pilates

M 07896 326 024 suemarcantonio@btinternet.com www.spiritunleashed.co.uk

Looking for a holiday cottage for friends or family in the Yarnscombe area? Look no further…our 2 bedroom cottage is available most of the year and we are now taking bookings directly. See our website or phone us. Richard or Alison - 01271 858472 14 www.farmcottageholidaysdevon.co.uk

St. Andrew’s Church, Yarnscombe

Spring Coffee Morning & Fair Saturday 14th May 2016

From 10:00am to 12 midday At Victory Hall, Yarnscombe

Raffle, Bric-a-Brac, Books, Plants, Produce & Cake Stalls, Children’s Table-Top games Are you over 50? Are you afraid of computers? Are you worried about internet security? Do you want to understand social media? Would you like to chat to friends and family online?

Commercial Liquid Waste

Would you like to be taught by someone your own age?

Septic Tanks

YES? Give Bernie or Susie a call on 01805 624415 to arrange a free introductory lesson

Installation & Repairs

Where are we?

Drain CCTV Surveys

Coombe View Farm, Huntshaw Cross, Barnstaple EX31 3NB

Drain Clearance Servicing all makes of Sewage treatment Works

Firewood Logs

Pump Repairs & renewals

Seasoned hardwood logs from sustainable local sources

Spirebourne Ltd

T/A George Bulley Liquid Waste

Hardwood £110 per load

Higher Park, Witheridge, EX16 8PZ

One truck load = 1.3m³ Please ring Ambrose Wood Fuels on 01769 540014 or 07976 610640

24hour

01884 861000 - 01271 377377 15

01392 491999 - 01769 580003

Rubbish Dates - May 2016 Date

Black Bags

Wed 4th

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Green Boxes

Wheelie Bins

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Sat 7th 

Tue 10th

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Fri 13th 

Tue 17th

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Fri 20th 

Tue 24th

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Fri 27th

Events Diary

Bingo Dates

Village Hall bar open every Saturday and Monday evenings.

Another great evening at the Easter special Bingo night. Listed below are the next few dates for the bingo— see you there!

8:00pm—11:00pm Monday

Men’s Skittles (Sept— Apr) Summer Skittles (Apr—Aug)

Tuesday

Ladies Skittles and Badminton

Wednesday

Short Mat Bowls

Thursday

Short Mat Bowls

May

June

July

13th

10th

8th

27th

24th

22nd

Doors open at 6:30pm

Alternate weeks Friday

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Meat and fruit prizes, free tea/coffee and biscuits during the interval, other refreshments available.

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Raffle.

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Everyone welcome

Youth Club (term time only) Yarnscombe Bingo

Anyone wishing to book the hall for a function should contact Karen Avery (Booking Secretary) on 01805 624834.

Mobile Library Dates 2016 Village Hall car park. Monday mornings between 11:00am and 11:40am.

25th April

18th July

10th October

23rd May

15th August

7th November

20th June

12th September 5th December

Editors Pat Hammond The Briars—01769 560657 hammondjunction@aol.com

Sharron Newberry Heather Bank—01769 561374 yarnscombe.eagle@gmail.com

Please ensure that all items for the next issue of the Eagle reaches us by the 20th of each month. The Editors reserve the right to refuse, edit, change or modify any articles submitted to The Eagle for reasons of decency, taste or legality. The Eagle is an unprejudiced and fair village publication which is produced for the benefit of residents of the Parish of Yarnscombe.

We have 92 followers now on our Facebook page, with new people joining all the time. It’s a great way to find out what’s going on in the village. It would be fantastic to get 100 followers. Yarnscombe Village

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