4 OCTOBER 16, 1980 FAMILY NOTICES COST OF DEATHS DEATHS NOTICES To include births, engagements, marriages, deathe, in memoriame, appreciations, birthday memories, are charged for at the rate of 30p per line. All notices must be prepaid, be received by 5.30 p.m. Tuesdays and cannot be on accepted over the telephone. BIRTHS CHILD To Bob Jonathan and Mark, Lynda born (nee 3rd Chaplin) a son October Our thanks to those who helped. NEWBOLD and Jayne both (nee Granger) Congratulations to you and welcome to your son, Christopher John.
born October 11th at the City Hospital All our love Mum and Dad. NEWBOLD (nee Grainger) John and Javne are proud to announce the birth of babv boy. Christopher John, born 11th October Thanks to staff at City Hospital. NEWBOLD (nee Grainger). Our love to John and Jayne and hello to Christopher John Love from Aunty Avis and Aunty Mandy RITSON John and Rita (nee Ballard).
Congratulations on the born happy arrival of your son. James Leigh, Wednesday, 8th October. Love and best wises. Mam, Dad, Liz, Dave, Charlotte, Kevan, Sheila. Mick.
Lynsey, Michelle, Carol, Phil. Pete, Pauline and Paula. RITSON To John and Rita (nee Ballard) baby boy, James Leigh, born October 8th, 1980. Congratulations from Mum and dad. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS CHAMBERLAIN Happy 18th Birthday, Robert.
for Saturday, 18th. Love, Mum, Dad. Debra and Sarah. CHAMBERLAIN Robert. Happy.
18th Birthday, brother. Love Richard and Yvette. RIGBY Congratulations, much happiness Julie for your 21st, 17th October. Granma and Grandad Rigby. SHAW Congratulations Mark, on your 21st Birthday October 26th.
Best wishes. Mum and Dad. ENGAGEMENTS MAGUIRE-ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. Maguire, 15 Eim Avenue, are pleased to announce the engagement 18th October of their eldest son, Richard, to Sherrie, youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Allen, 86 Trowell Grove. WAKELIN-GERRARD Mr. and Mrs. K.
R. Gerrard are pleased to announce the Engagement of their daughter Elaine to Steve, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Wakelin. Love and congratulations to you both. WILLIAMS-RUMPH Congratulations lan and Karen on your Engagement October 18th. Best wishes for the future. Love, Mum and Dad.
MARRIAGES PITT-WOOD Carole, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Wood, "Brook Close" Nottingham Road, Borrowash Desmond, youngest son of Mrs.
A. Pitt, Burrows Court. Carlton at All Saints Church, Ockbrook, Saturday, 18th October 1980. All friends welcome at the church. WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES BROWNE Stella and Geoff.
Happy Anniversary (20th October). Love Anne and Gerry. WHITEY To Mam and Dad. Congratulations on your 50th Wedding Anniversary. Love from all the family.
100 DEATHS BROUGHTON Margaret. To me you were someone special, loving and kind, you will live in my heart forever in memories you left behind. Grand daughter Linda. BROUGHTON Margaret. Ours simple prayer.
God keep you in His loving care. God bless. Paul, Colin and Sal. Dave and Gill. BROUGHTON Margaret.
Ours is just simple prayer, God bless and keep you in His care. God bless. Margaret and Barry. BROUGHTON Margaret, paseed peacefully at home October 6th, 1980. loving Mother, will be sadly missed.
Joan and Alan. BROUGHTON Margaret. Passed away 6th October, 1980. While on earth my wife did her best, please God now grant her eternal rest. Loving husband Fred.
CHILTON Florence, October 8th, 1980. Sadly missed Nana. In loving memory. Love from the family. MEMORIALS in Marble, Granite Stone E.
HAWLEY (Masons) LTD. NOTTINGHAM ROAD, STAPLEFORD, NOTTM. Tel. Sandiacre 397107 FARMER Ernest Wilfred. Died suddenly on 6th October, at the age of 79 years.
Father of Beloved Bill husband of Dorothy, and Doug, dearest Father-in-law of Pat and Lily and a much loved Grandfather. dear HALLAM May. Goodnight, God Bless friend of many years. From Flora and family. JOHNSON Joseph.
Dad and Grandad, passed peacefully away October 12th, 1980 age 72 years. Absent from body, present with the Lord. Thank Lord for giving to us such wonderful Dad who loved and cared for us down the years, and has left us with such beautiful memories. Goodbye for now Dad until we meet again on the golden shore, never to part no more. Daughter Barbara, son John and grandson James.
JOHNSON Joseph. Beloved Dad and Grandad, died peacefully October 12th 1980, aged 72. You never failed to do your best, your heart was true and tender, you simply lived for those you loved, and left us to remember. Loving son Barrie, Jackie, Steven, Deborah, Elaine. William Joseph, passed away 12th October, 1980 aged 72 years.
Without goodbye you fell asleep, but fond memories of you will always keep. God bless Dad. Loving son Derek, daughter-in-law Shirley, grand daughters Cindy and Emma. JOHNSON William Joseph, passed peacefully away in hospital October 12th, 1980 aged 72 years. A much loved husband.
Dad and Grandad, one of the best. God saw you getting weaker, He gently called you home. God bless you Joe till we meet again. Nellie. JOHNSON Joseph, passed peacefully away 12th October 1980.
To the best Dad the world always loved and remembered. God bless. Billy and John JOHNSON William Joseph. To us were someone special, always kind and true, you will never be forgotten, we thought the world of you. Goodnight, God bless Dad.
Son Perce, daughter-in-law Sue. JOHNSON William Joseph. Gentle Jesus up above look after Grandad and gve him our love. Grandchildren Laura and Scott. JOHNSON William Joseph.
Dearly loved Father and Grandfather. Fond memories always. Raymond, Molly, Mark. Neil and Dawn. God Bless Dad.
JOHNSON William Joseph, died 12th October. God bless and keep you Dad. Alan, Carol, Tracy, Andrew and Alan. JOHNSON William Joseph. Will always be remembered.
Mary and Clive KIDSLEY Frances Connie, died suddenly October 12th, 66 years. 1 loved you so very much in life. love you still in death. sat beside your bedside, held your hand so tight and with each squeeze said prayer hoping you would be alright. But God saw you were tired and cure could not be.
He gently closed your weary eyes and whispered "Come to Your loving daughter Elaine and son-in-law lan. KIDSLEY Frances Constance (Connie). Cherished memories of a devoted Mother and Grandma, passed away in hospital October 12th, aged 66 years. At peace at last. Loving son Ken, daughter-in-law Pat, grandchildren Stephen, Debra, Alison and Timothy.
A funeral service will be conducted by Rev. John Huntington at Markeaton Crematorium at 9.45 a.m. on Friday, 17th October. KIDSLEY Frances Constance, passed away suddenly on 12th October, road 1980 aged 66 years. God saw the getting rough, the hill was hard to climb, 80 He gently closed your eyes and whispered "peace be Loving son Brian, wife Shirley and grandchildren David, Gary, Dawn and Jonathan.
KIDSLEY Frances Connie, died October 12th aged 66 years. At the time momenta matter, now matters and moments are no more, but we shall always cherish your moments and times with great love and affection. Loving son Stan and daughter-in-law Gay. KIOSLEY Frances Connie. Gentle Jesus up above please look after our Grandma who we loved so very much.
Loving grandsons Karl and Christopher. KIDSLEY Frances Connie. The evening has come, there's no more to be said, so goodnight dear Grandma, goodnight and God bless. Troy and Sally. LACEY Anne of the Gables Nursing Home, Attenborough and late 89 Curzon Street, Long Eaton, passed away peacefully at the Queen's Medical Centre Nottingham, on 13th October, 1980.
God Bless you, Anne. From Harry, Marjorie and John. LEATHERLAND Ada Mary, passed peacefully away October 9th, 1980. Beloved wife of the late Jack, dearly loved Mother of John, Joan and dear Grandmother of Ann. Flo, Lucy, Edith, Bob.
PARKER Joan Irene. A very dearly beloved sister and Auntie, passed away peacefully 11th October. At rest. ROBINSON Thomas. Passed peacefully away in hospital at Sunderland, October 6th, 1980.
Formerly of Wilsthorpe Road, Breaston. Headmaster of the Church of England School, Claye Street, Long Eaton for 28 years until his retirement in 1963. STATON Mabel, passed away suddenly October 4th. Will be remembered always. By the family.
STEVENSON John Gordon, October 6th. A.W. YMN THE LEADING FUNERAL SERVICE at 55875 Now serving discerning families at: ROBIN HOOD HOUSE, ROBIN HOOD STREET, NOTTINGHAM New reception area and private interview rooms. Improved facilities. Large Car Park.
Still a privately family business giving personal attention. Inspection can be arranged THOMAS Marion. Late of Oakfield Road, Stapleford passed away in Hospital October 11th, 1980, aged 49 years. From loving husband George and family. THOMAS Marion, suddenly October 11th.
True friend and workmate. Sadly missed. Joan, Harold and family. WALKER Joseph Arthur Forester, late of Bennett Street, Long Eaton, passed away 77 in hospital on Will 11th October 1980 aged years. be sadly missed by loving wife Doris, children Helen and Norman and grandchildren WALKER Arthur.
With deep, sympathy From daughter-in-law Shirley and son-in-law lan. WALKER Arthur. R.I.P. George, Floss and family. WHITE Edith Ellen, late of Birchwood Avenue, Long Eaton, passed peacefully away in hospital on October 13th, 1980, aged 87 years.
Reunited with Dad. From all the family. WHITTON Thomas, passed away at St. Oswald's Hospital, Ashbourne, on 8th October 1980, aged 68 years. Peace after pain.
Will be sadly missed by the family. WOODWARD Walter Stanley Gordon (late of C.I.S. Insurance), late of Curzon Street, Long Eaton. Passed away, in hospital on October 12th, 1980 aged 60 years. Will be sadly missed.
The funeral service will take place at The Markeaton Crematorium on Friday, October 17th, 1980 at 3.45 p.m. Flowers and all enquiries to the Co operative Funeral Service, 117 Derby Road, Long Eaton. Phone Long Eaton 2848. IN MEMORIAM BAILEY Ernest Cartwright, at rest October 13th, 1970. Also my dear Mam, Selina Ann, suddenly on October 16th, 1973.
There is always a lonely heartache, and many silent tear, always a precious memory of the Mam and Dad we loved dear. From daughter Joyce, son-in-law Albert, great-grandson Timothy. BAILEY Treasured memories of our dear Dad, Ernest, and darling Mum, Selina. Gone are the days we used to share, but in my heart you are always there. Sadly missed by daughter Betty, son-in-law Harold, grandchildren Kevin and Julie.
BECK (nee Aldridge). While on this earth my wife did her best, please God now grant her eternal rest. From Bill, relations and friends. BROWN Bill. October 18th, 1974.
Time slips by and we still cry for 1 loved one we miss so much. God Bless. From loving wife Freda, daughter Rose and family. BROWN Wilfred (Bill). In loving memory of my dear in Heavenly love abiding.
Mam, Kitty. Noel and the family. CLIFFORD Winifred Constance (nee Clemente), passed away October 9th, 1971. Dearest Mother, sadly missed. Win.
Colin. DAKIN Perce, died October 21st. Remembered today and everyday. Ivy, Hazel and all. DRAYCOTT Ada, October 15th 1975.
Time may pass away, but silent thoughts and memories stay. Husband Frank. DRAYCOTT Ada, five years October 15th. Dear sister loved and remembered always. Hilda and Maurice.
FORCES (nee Roe) Vera, who left us all 60 suddenly October 22nd, 1979. Reunited with Mam (July 31st, 1964) and Dad (March 8th, 1956). Quietly remembered everyday. Sister Laura. HEAD Marjorie, died October 15th, 1976.
Loved and remembered every day. We miss you more than words can say. Loving daughter Carol, Tony, children and Ron. MICKINGBOTHAM Harriet in memory of Mother, October 20th 1954. Still loved and remembered everyday.
Hilda, Bob, Jean and Ted. HODGSON Derek. Treasured memories of dear husband and Father, died October 17th, 1971. The family. LISHMAN William, died October 11th, 1979.
A volume of lovely memories sprinkled with silent tears, entwined in my book of memories, for the one I loved so dear. Your end was quick and sudden it makes me weep and sigh for the saddest part of all was you never said goodbye. Your loving wife Betty. PARKER Reg. In loving memory of my dear husband, passed away October 19th, 1979.
As I lay awake at night, when the world is fast asleep, I take a walk down memory lane with tears upon my cheeks. No one knows the heartache I've tried so hard to hide, no one knows how many times I've broken down and cried. often sit and think of you, Reg, and the way that you died, no one sees my sorrow, God only sees me weep. I shed my tears with broken heart while others are asleep. When I look at your picture you seem to smile and "Don't cry.
I'm only sleeping. We meet again one day." Broken hearted wife Dolly. PARKER Reg. In loving memory of dear Father, passed away October 19th, 1979. May the winds of love blow softly on a quiet peaceful spot where the one love is sleeping and who will never be forgot.
Your life was love and labour, your love for your family true, you gave your best for all of us, what more could loving Dad do. Till we meet again. From loving daughter Ann and Ron. PARKER Reg. In loving memory of our dear Grandad, passed away October 19th, 1979.
A special smile, special face, precious Grandad we can never replace. If roses grow in Heaven Jesus please pick bunch for us. Place them in Grandad's arms and give him all our love. Night night, lots of love from Lee and Neil. WEBBS FUNERAL SERVICE COMPLETE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS Telephone: EATON 2310 DAY NIGHT OR.
Office and Rest Rooms: 419 TAMWORTH ROAD, LONG EATON In Time of Need The finest facilities, the most dedicated professional help, knowledge and understanding are at your service As close to hand as a phone call, day or night. COOPERATIVE Funeral Service, a 117 DERBY ROAD, LONG EATON. Phone 2848 C3 MIDDLE STREET, BEESTON. Phone Nottingham 254765 TRIUMPH ROAD, LENTON, NOTTINGHAM. Phone Nottingham 785171 19 Attenborough Coffee morning Members of Attenborough Ladies' Working Party have arranged a coffee morning for church funds at 32 Long Lane, Attenborough, on Wednesday, October 29.
There will be a bring and buy stall. Help needed Help is urgently needed to carry on the valuable work of the WRVS Books on Wheels service for people in the village who can no longer get to the library for their books, through age, infir. mity or dependent relatives. Anyone who can help by giv. ing two or three hours a fortnight either as driver or helper should contact Mrs.
Mary Hazell, Little Orchard, The Strand, Attenborough (tel. 256022) for details. Parish pump A new series of weekly meetings under the name of Parish Pump have been arranged for autumn evenings in Attenborough. The first took place last week at 18 Barratt Lane when Mrs. Val Sabin took as her theme Why Play? In the course of the next three months the programme will include variety of subjects, such as the work of a J.P.
and serving the Overseas Church. Exhibition The annual exhibition and sale of handicrafts organised by the Notting. ham Branch of the National IN MEMORIAM PARKER Reg. In loving memory of dear son-in-law passed away October 19th. 1979.
The blow was sudden, the shock severe, I little knew the end was near. Only those who have lost can tell the sorrow of parting without farewell. Very sadly missed. Mam Palmer. PARKER Reginald A.
October 19th, 1979. Treasured memories of dearly loved Father. Forever in our thoughts. Joan and Peter. SALSOURY Rose Annie and John Lambert.
Treasured memories of our dear parents. Mother October 19th, 1973, Father July 17th, 1954. Remembered with love. Kath, Alf and family. SHAW October 14th.
Graham A little Stanley, tribute five small year: tender, just to show we still remember. Love from Sue, Amanda and Vivienne. SHAW Graham, October 14th, treasured memories of dear husband and Father, passed away October 14th 1975. Wife and family. SWAN John Arnold.
Died 21st October, 1979. Sadly missed by wife and family. SWEENEY Edna, October 21st 1978. To us you were someone special, loving and kind, you will live in our hearts forever, in memories you left behind. Loving daughter Brenda, Joe, Ivan, Mark and Neil.
TYSOE Frederick Ernest. Loving memories of very dear Father, died October 17th, 1971, ever in our thoughts. Marjorie, Marian, Frank and families. WINDMILL (Pop) October 18th, 1960. Also Mum (Annie) December 24th, 1976 reunited.
Words are few, thoughts are deep, memories of them are ours to keep, Sadly missed. Joyce, Dennis Brian. WRIGHT Frank. October 18th, 1974. Always in our thoughts.
Wife Mavis, Tony, Jennifer, Anne, Les, Harry, Hilda, Richard, Christopher and Andrew. BIRTHDAY MEMORIES CRASS Jessie May. Treasured birthday memories of our dear Mum and Grandma, October 17th. Loved and missed very much. Julie, Pete, Peter and Stacey-Lee (in Canada).
CRASS Jessie May. Cherished birthday memories of a very dear Mum. So sadly missed. Loving daughter Barbara, Mick and Amanda. ESPIN Jack, October 12th.
Our card just a prayer now you are in God's care. God bless. Joan, Brian, Jeff, Gary, David, Chris, great Stephen and Kerry. KNIGHT Clara. Birthday memories of 1 dear friend Clara, October 14th.
Always remembered by Edna, Tony, Sarah and George, June and Maureen. SKIVINGTON Charles, October 17th. This special day re no longer share, but in my heart you are always there. Loving wife Margaret and family. STRAW Doris.
October 17th. Birthday memories of dear Mother, loved very dearly and sadly missed. By your loving daughter Joyce and Ken. WILSON John. Remembering our dear son's 17th birthday, October 16th.
Softly we speak of a son we loved and tenderly think of the past. Memories deepen as life travels on, but love and remembrance last, just you were you will always stay, loved and remembered every day. God bless you John. Miss you always. Your everloving Mum and Dad.
WILSON John. To dearly loved brother on his 17th birthday, October 16th. Today is my brother's birthday Lord, so call him to Your side, tell him that we miss him so in a way we cannot hide. Wish him happy birthday Lord, give him all our love, make hie day special day up in Heaven Maureen, above. God bless John.
Loving sister Eric, Wayne. WILSON John, Birthday wishes to dear brother on his 17th birthday, October 16th. Tears in place of wishes, heartaches mixed with love, nO happy birthday presents, no carde to John with love. Put Your arms around him Lord, give him all our love, wish him happy birthday, we only wish we could. Your loving sister Ann, Selby and Darren.
WILSON John 17th Birthday 16th. Birthday memories sweet and tender, just to show we still remember. Everloving brother David, Doreen, Emma and Andrew. loss. BROUGHTON Mr.
F. Broughton and family wish express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends neighbours for their floral tributes and messages of sympathy during their sad loss. Also a very special thank you to the doctor concerned for his kind and considerate attention over the years. CURSLEY Sue. Peter and Eileen wish to thank relatives, friende, neighbours, Draycott Angling Club and Breaston Victory Club for floral tributes and messages of sympathy.
Special thanks to Dorothy and Roland Lane, Pat Straw, Captain Mrs. Farrant and Mr. C. Raynor of the Co operative Funeral Service for their help to us in our great lose. DAFT The family of the late Mrs.
D. G. Daft wish to express their grateful thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for their help, sympathy and floral tributes received in loss. Thanks also to the Co- operative Funeral Service for their care, to doctors for their attention throughout the preceding months. and special thanks to sister Dottie Kirk for her devotion and kindness.
FARMER Mrs Farmer and family wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for their kindness, expressions of sympathy and all floral tributes received in their sad loss. Special thanks to Rev. Dr. Pemberton for his comforting words and beautiful service and also to Webbe Funeral Directors. WALKER Harry.
Relatives wish to thank friends and neighbours and and D.S. S. and fishing committee for their sympathy floral tributes in their sad loss. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BATES Mr. Jack Bates and family would like to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for their messages sympathy and floral tributes in their News A and reports from around the GIVING THE NEWS The district news page in this newspaper is the page people out of town are turning to.
We 4 want villages to and reflect all to happening in the it ford, areas around Long StapleSandiacre and Beeston. Additional correspondents now being appointed so look out for the news from your district. Association the Welfare of Children in Hospital in the lage attracted Hall, Attenborough, constant stream of visitors throughout the day. Demonstrations of fly dressing, lace making, glass moulding, engraving, jewellery making, hand painted greetings cards, corn dolly making and smocking were given. Exhibits included coppercraft, pewter work, paintings, batik" toys, pottery, textiles, work, leather work, macrame, and embroidery.
anticipated that the takings will be in the region of £500. Treasure hunt Members and friends of Attenborough Lawn Tennis Club enjoyed a car treasure, hunt into Leicestershire, which finished at the home of members Mr. and Mrs. K. Turner at Ulverscroft, where afternoon tea was provided.
Winners were Mr. W. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. C.
Reid. Jumble sale Attenborough Care Group is holding a jumble sale in the Village Hall on Saturday. Picked litter A sponsored litter-pick by the 2nd Attenborough St.Mary's Guides in the village raised just over £73 for guide funds. Church visitors Over 300 visited St. Mary's Church, Attenborough, on Sunafternoons during the mer months, when volunteer guides were on hand to show round.
Many expressed appreciation of the facilities afforded. Breaston Rubbish Breaston Parish Council is to write again to Erewash Borough Council about the rubbish on Wilne Lane. At Monday's meeting Coun. Mrs. Margaret Orchard said at the moment part of the road was strewn with mud and rubbish and looked a disgrace.
Churchyard plan Grave surroundings in Breaston churchyard are to be sunken so the grass can be mown without damage to the mowers. Coun. David Johnson said at the parish council meeting, on Monday repairs to had proved costly after they had kept hitting the curbstones while trying to the graves. After negotiations with the parochial church council it was decided to sink the roundings below ground level and put grass over them. Any parishioner who has an objection to this should write to the council clerk, Mrs.
Barbara Whalley. Bramcote Hills Sale A sale of children's second-hand clothes, and nursery equipment will take place at St. John's College, Chilwell Lane, Bramcote, on Saturday. Main aim of the sale is to give a service in the neighboughhood by providing a market for good, outgrown articles. Twenty percent of the turnover will be given towards the support of Kwon, a Korean orphan girl.
Train trip Bramcote Hills Comprehensive School Parents' Association is organising train trip to London on Saturday, October 25, proceeds association. of which will go to the As result of a number of fund-raising events the association has given the school over £1,500 in the last year. Money has been spent on such items school audio equipment and computer terminal. Details of the London trip are available from Mr. J.
Lowe, of 11 Deddington Lane, Bramcote Hills. Castle Donington October event Castle Donington branch of the Loughborough Constituency Conservative Association held an October Event on Friday at the Castle Donington Power Station Sports and Social Club. MC was Mr. Harold Timmins, well known for his appearances with the Melbourne Parish Church Drama, Group's Olde Tyme Music Hall, and music was provided by Mr. Harry Wilkins and Mr.
Len Bettany. Mr. Tom Simes, chairman of the Castle Donington branch, thanked those who organised the evening and arranged the refreshments. Proceeds were for branch funds. Dies in hospital A 14-year-old Borrowash boy died of head injuries after being involved in a collision with a car in Nottingham Road last week.
Keith Dilley, of Devonshire Avenue, Prior Way, was taken to Derbyshire Royal Infirmary where he died five hours later as surgeons battled to save him. The driver of the car, Mr. Richard Guy (56), of Prior Way Gardens, Borrowash, was uninjured. Risley New production Notting. ham Playhouse Roundabout Company is touring youth clubs this month with its new production Watchwords, which will be presented at Risley Hall on Monday, October 20 (6.30 p.m.) Written by Roger McGough, who used to be a member of the Scaffold pop group, it is an amusing collection of songs, music and poetry reflecting one man's view of life today and world events.
Shardlow aged 45 Mr. A Andrew Laird, of 10 Cavendish Close, Shardlow, has died in the City Hospital, Derby, at the age of 45. James' The funeral Church, service Shardlow at was St. followed by interment in the churchyard. The service was conducted by the Rev.
Peter Harding and the organist was Mrs. N. Cook. Brooch gift Mrs. Eunice Knibb, of Field Farm, Shardlow, presented a gold brooch to the president of the Derby Diocese Mothers' Union at a day conference at Matlock Bath.
The brooch is in memory of her husband, Mr. Francis Knibb, who died in September, 1979. Mrs. Hanne Goodman, president, received the gift, which is in the shape of a map of the diocese with a Mothers' Union motif superimposed. It will be worn by all future diocesan presidents.
Among speakers at the conference was the Bishop of Warrington, the Rigtht Rey. Michael Henshaw. Presentation At the evening service in Shardlow Parish Church on Sunday the Rev. Peter Harding presented handbook of the Bible to Mr. and Mrs.
Martyn Thorne who will be leaving the village to live in Cornwall. Mr. Thorne has been appointed senior lecturer in the Camborne School of Mines. The couple have two daughters. During their stay in the village Mr.
Thorne been an officer in the boys' brigade and a member of the parochial church council. His wife is a founder-member of the Mother and Baby Club. For school Friends of Shardlow County Primary School held a whist drive at The Grove last Wednesday evening. MC was Mr. Keefe and proceeds amounted to £12.50.
Profit from a prize draw was £250. Stantonby -Dale Church needs Gift day at St. Michael and All Angels' Parish Church, Stanton-by-Dale, will be Sunday, November 2. As in previous years half the tributions will given to the work of the T.E.A.R. Fund and the other half to a project within the life of the church.
The Parochial Church Council has to meet to make a specific decision, but among the obvious needs are new kneelers or hassocks and cushions or pads for the pews. Fish and chips Castle Donington Baptists had a fish and chip supper on Thursday evening in the church hall. Those present were treated to a do-it-yourself entertainment which opened with slides of Donington bold and New presented Mr. Geoffrey Shaw. Also taking part were Mr.
Arnold Rowarth (recitations), the Rev. N. Bodicoat (songs), Miss Lisa Hanson (recitations), Mrs. Edna Grimley (songs) and Mrs. May Heaps and Mrs.
Marjorie Shaw who performed a sketch. The pianist was Mrs. West who also led the audience in community singing. The fish and chips were served by the women members of the church and the event raised £25 for church funds. Thefts Police are investigating two thefts at adjoining premises on Victoria Street, Castle Donington, last week.
Money and cartons containg sugar and coffee, valued at £20, were stolen from Elson and Robbins while money, stamps, a cleaner, biro pens, a Zenith SRL camera and a flash gun, to the value of £215, were stolen from Hufar Partitions Ltd. next door. Chilwell Back in use The bus stop outside the chemist's shop in Chilwell High Road is now back in use. However, as sewage disposal pipes are being laid further down the High Road, the bus stop outside the post office has been moved 100 yards away to the corner of Avenue. Pedestrians are advised to follow signs leading them through the Cadland Inn car park because the footpath has been closed.
Delays are being caused traffic from the Central Ord. nance Depot at Chilwell being held up at temporary traffic lights. Drivers therefore, urged to follow diversion signs along Bye Pass Road and Attenborough Lane until further notice. Kegworth Spring clean Kegworth Parish Church is holding its annual 'spring clean this month and an appeal has gone out for volunteers to help. The rector, the Rev.
David Sturdy, says men are needed to help clean the upper reaches on Monday and Tuesday evenings, with the women coming into action following the Wednesday morning service. Retired Mr. John Eite has retired after 46 years of unbroken service to Slack and Parr the Kegworth engineering firm. Mr. Eite of Ashby Road, Kegworth, joined the company in January, 1934 as capstan operator and in 1939 became a setter.
In 1959 he was promoted to shop foreman being. responsible for the chemical and tile division's production and in 1965 was made. production manager responsible for all Kegworth production. In 1970 he filled the vacant position of works manager and in 1979 he was made chief executive of Slack and Parr (Enniskillen) Ltd. In the 1950's and 1960's he devoted a of time to the company's cricket team.
Co operation Kegworth Parish Church and the Methodist Church have joined forces in that the two organisations are now including news in. one magazine. The rector, the Rev. David Sturdy, says they welcomed the opportunity include some notes from their Methodist friends, following. the publication Methodist newsletter.
The Methodist minister, the Rev. Martin Charles, says they are indebted to the rector. the parochial church council for giving them the opportunity of publishing their activities in the church magazine. "This development in the affairs of both our churches represents another step One in the area of co-operation. hopes that this is a start towards an even greater co-operation in the future," he adde.
Ockbrook and Borrowash Malicious call-Long Eaton firemen were called to a house at Station Road, Borrowash, last week but it turned out. to be a malicious false alarm. Toton Toton Methodist Church is to hold training sessions for all Sunday school teachers and anyone else who is interested on the Monday evenings, October 20 and 27 and November 3. The sessions will be at 7.45 p.m. at the church and are to be led by Mr.
Ron Jones of the Scripture Union. Anniversary Toton Methodist Church' is to hold its anniversary service on Sunday, when the preacher will be the Rev. Fraser Smith of the Bridgway Hall Methodist Mission in the Meadows, Notting. ham. Wollaton Children's effort Children from Wollaton who organised a jumble sale at Moorsholm Drive raised over £26 for the N.S.P.C.C.
The children, Alison Vaile, Ansley Taylor, Samantha Vann, Michelle Norris and Elizabeth Vaile, collected items for the sale from their neighbours. They are planning to have another jumble sale soon. Award A award under the Duke of Edinburgh scheme was Silk (18). of Wollaton, on Saturpresented to WPC Kathryn day. She received it from Sir James Crane, Chief Inspector of Constabulary, at the 10th annual open day for parents of cadets, held at the Derbyshire Constabulary headquarters, Butterley Hall, Ripley.
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