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T0TLEY INDEPENDERTPUBLISHED BY TOTLEY RESIDEI\.TTS ASSQCIA TION SIKCE JULY 1977

JUNE 1996 No. 194 lSp

It's hard to imagine that before these houses were built onMickley Lane, the land was occupied by Gledhills Rhubarb andCauliuflower Fields.

Even befoL'e thgat at the end of the last century the area formedpart of the Victoria Pleasure Gardens.

Earlier in that century Mickley Lane formed part of the newturnpike Road from Greenhill to Stony Middleton.

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TOTlEY RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION

Totley Residents Association A.G.M. heldon Monday 22nd April 1996, in TotleyLibrary was attended by Twenty people.The meeting was very lively with reportsand discussions held on many subjects.

A report was given by Mr KevinWalker on our local Youth Football Team,who have been very successful thisseason. Totley Residents Associationsponsored the nets and the pltch feesfor the year. My husband and myselfwere invited to the presentation of thetrophies at the Cricket Inn and it wasvery rewarding to see all these· younglads going forward to receive theirtrophies from a Sheffield United player.The tenants section of Tetley ResidentsAssociation ceased to exist on May 31st1995 due to the fact that no-one cameforward for the Committee and that ishow it still remains. Councillor Rossreported that it is likely TotleyLibrary will be opening 32 hours perweek. Our local Councillors suggested anew item for the Totley Independentcalled "Town Hall Gossip" so hopefullyall three will submit items of news.

The Green Belt issue was raised butwe have to await the outcome of thePublic hearing held last August. It wasreported that the College is due forclosure in 1997.

Margaret Coldwell - Chairwoman

T.R.A Committee 1996Mrs Margaret Coldwell

Chairwoman Tel 2367021Mrs Pauline Perkinton

Deputy Chairwoman Tel 2361601Mrs Amanda Hardwick SecretaryMr Maurice Snowdon Treasurel:"Mr Les Firth Totley Independent

Co~ittee membersMike Williamson John PerkintonKen Coldwell Eileen WoodKate Wilson Edwin PocockJim Eason Joan WilloughbyHarry & Margaret Woffenden

COFFEE. CAKES & CUTTINGS

A final reminder for people to comeand soc i a lis e , e n joy C 0 f fee andbiscuits, whilst supporting Transport 17at English Martyrs Church car park onSaturday June 8th 10 am to 12 noon.Hopefully there will be plenty for saleincluding bric-a-brac. Allcontributions welcome.

ST. JOHN'S FLOWERand SUMMER

FESTIVALFAVRE

A Feast of Flowers not to be missedtake place throughout the weekendFriday, June 28th to Sunday, June

inclusive.Some of the roost talented Floral

Artists in our area will be displayingtheir interpretations of our theme, "TheCreation" and we know you will bedelighted with the results of theirskill and perception.

The event will be opened on Friday,June 28th at 1.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.During this time refreshments will beserved including cream teas. Also theresults of a competition organised forchildren between 7 and 14 will beannounced and prizes of gift voucherswill be preSented. (see separatele.aflet obtainable from the Church orSchool) In the evening at 8~OOp.m.there will be a concert in Churchenti t Led "Music for a Summer Evening"including readings of poetry and prose,The music will be performed by "PalmCourt Players" with soloists and will befor approximately 1 hour, after whichcheese and wine will be served in theChurch Hall. Tickets for the wholeevening will be f5.

On Saturday, June 29th the Churchwill be open for viewing from lO.OOa.m.to 12 noon with refreshments in theChurch Hall, then commencing at 2.00p.m.a Summer Fayre will be held in theChurch grounds (or indoors if wet) until5.00p.m. Cream teas will again be servedthroughout the afternoon. There willalso be a Brass Band, pony rides, BouncyeaEtle, Ball pool, Tambala, games,raffle, stalls with plants, cakes,books, home-made goods andparaphernalia. Lots of fun for everyone,try not to miss it.

On Sunday, June 30th the Churchwill be once more open for viewing from2.00 p.m. until 5.00p.m. when cream teaswill be served in the Church Hall.Wheelchair access will be available toall the events. Come along and enjoy asuper week-end here at St. John'sChurch, Abbeydale Road South. There willbe something to please everyone.JUNE 28th Flower Festival opens

2.00 p.m. - 5.00 p.m."Music for a Summer Evening", Cheese &Wine 8.00p.m.JUNE 29th Church open for

10.00 a.m. - 12 noon.Summer Fayre 2.00 p.m. ~ 5.00 p.m.

JUNE 30th Church open for viewing2.00 p.m. - 5.00 p.m.

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A few weeks ago my husbandvisited Abbeydale Industrialwhet'€ my husband bought for mearound Totley' - for two reasons.

1. That occasionally we had walkedand talked with 'Campy' dut'ing the1950's when we were both members of thePennine Mountaineering Club. Michael,my husband seems to remember the lasttime we saw you was in 1959 in Wales.

Secondly, because from 1936 - 1956,I lived in Tot l.ey and loved it. Ithought you might like to hear aboutsome of my memories. I lived at 81Mickley Lane. The row of 4 cottageshave now been demolished and a pair ofsemi's are in their place. The housewas directly opposite the Spitfire.

I remember the Shepleys who builtthe Spitfire in memory of their son. Wewere all very upset when he went missingduring the War. The field in which theSpitfire was bu.i I t ,we children calledthe 1st field. It was a great Held forplaying in. Every year a family fromAttercl1ffe came to the 1st field fortheir annual trip. They would bring apicnic lunch and my Mum made them largejugs of tea. They used our toilet whichwas in the back yard. They came formany years - we accepted them as oldfriends and looked forward to theirvisit.

On top of Wings Hill. there was anAck-Ack battery stationed there duringthe War. The soldiers had no runningwater, ~o they used to bring their watertruck to the back of our houses onLaverdene Ave, and fill up with waterfrom our cellar tap. When the weatherwas hot, they used to spray the children~ we loved it.

Some of the wives and families cameto stay at our house, so they could seetheir husbands and dads. I don'tremember where they slept - we only hadtwo bedrooms. Perhaps they slept in the

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cellar. My Dad had re~enforced the coalcellar so that we could sleep there ifwe were bombed. My Mum also made freshbread and cakes for the soldiers.During the War, the river in front ofour house was dammed to provide a staticwater tank. I hated this as itdestroy~d the beautiful river and itmade the rats come into our house.

1 went to Totley Church of Englandschool and at 10 went to school in thechapel down Chapel Lane. We held oursports day at the Cricket Inn. Mygrandmother lived in the chemical yardoff Queen Victoria Road, we used towatch the blacksmith putting new shoeson the waggOD horses.

I could gO on forever about mychildhood in Totley I loved it.Thanks fat writing the book, it broughtback many happy memories.

Mavis Fisher.

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The fete will have all the usualattractions - children's games. lots andlots of stalls, bouncy castle, nearlynew, raffles, cakes, teas, ice cream,paintings - all we need are the peopleto come along and support us once again.We can promise you a very enjoyableafternoon. Any further informationincluding Worm charming entries can beobtained by !"inging the Home on 2369952.

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Let us take a scenic walk of some 6miles to view one of the wonders of thePeak District - the landslip known asThe Alport Castles.

Park the car at the popular venueof Fairholmes in the Upper DerwentValley. I f you go a t the weekend, besure to go early* for after 10 am thewhole valley is pr-et t.y busy. Bootsdesirable fOr this outing on the hills;allow 4 hours to Savour the walk.

Take the forest path opposite thecar park exit. Yellow markers andfinger post show a route throughHaggside Woods direct to the imposingsite of Lockerbrook Farm, now the homeof the outdoor group known as theWoodcraft Folk. (The founder was BasilRawson - a great character). Linger awhile, if you ask the Warden, he willshow you the plaque in the attractivegarden to the memory of their founder.First class views of Derwent Edge andLadybower Dam. Head left to the crestof the track above Hagg Farm and strikeoff to the right. to the first ladderstile, towards Pasture Tor and Rowleepasture. Markers show a well definedpath. Breathtaking views of thenorthern edges of Kinder Scout. Win Hilland the Ashopwoodlands' snake valley enroute.

After approx. 1.5 miles along thepeaty path You will note a broken wallline on our left, opposite this pointyou may wish to head to the right,towards the head waters of OuseldenClough for 350 yards to locate a wartimecrash site of a Boulton Paul Defiantfighter 'plane. The two crew membersbaled out over the Edale Valley (enginetrouble). The aircraft has left a hugecrater and the engine haS since beenrecovered for a museum. Details of thiscrash story, artd a Meteor jet locatednear the head of Haggside plantation(private ground) are in Ron Collier's

'Dark Peak Wrecks' book. Retrace yoursteps back to the Rowlee Pasture trackand head forward to the final gem of thetrek above Birchinlee Pasture theimposing 'Alport Castles' (the largestlandslip in the country ~ a profusiverock scape and a photographer's dream.First class views to the heights ofBleaklow, Kinder and Margery Hill and,nestling in the valley, - Alport Daleand Farm. One could linger here formany an hour.

We start the return journey back tothe right and footpath across BirChinleePasture between Fagney and DitchCloughs, then a steep descent throughDitch Clough Plantation to the Westendvalley. The route is well marked allthe way - simply turn right along theforest track, adjacent to the WestendRiver and after a few hundred yards wejoin the road that fringes the top chainof reservoirs at the Howden Dam. Signalthe minibus at the signed stop for theshort drive back to the bustlingactivity at Fairholmes.

A welcome cuppa at the tea bar anda visit to the Information Centre makesthe day complete. Mention my name atthe latter - velCY :friendly and helpfulstaff, they will know who you mean bystating simply "Aircraft Wrecks!".

P.S. Don't forget to check the bustimes at Fairholmes, or if you prefer towalk back from the Westend valley viaHowden and Derwent Dams, this will addanother 3 miles to the walk.

John C Barrows.

SHEPLEY SPITFIREAlbert and I wish to express our

appreciation for your friendship andsupport given to us from staff andcustomers in the past thirteen years.!"layGod bless you a11,Norma and Albert.

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ABBEYDAlE INDUSTRIAL HAMLETABBEYDALE INDUSTRIAL HAMLET is lookingforward to a bumper summer, with a hostof special attractions and events linedup during the forthcoming months.

The restoration of the garden tothe side and rear of the VictorianManager's house is making progress, withmany plants and shrubs already planted -although donations of cash or plants arestill being gratefully received. Staffat the Hamlet are extremelY grateful toBeauchief Environment Group and theAbbeydale Garden Company for their helpand support, as well as all the otherpeople and bUsinesses who made donationsto help this project come about. Thegarden now looks set to provide anotherattractive feature for this Sheffieldlandmark.

June and July will see anexhibition of children's work - "Made atAbbeydale Industral Hamlet" in theupstairs gallery, These are the resultsof children's holiday and half-termactivities and include pictures,drawings, stories, letters and poems,providing an entertaining andilluminating child's eye view of theHamlet.

Children's activities have provedextremely popular - with parents andgrandparents as well as childrenduring the school holidays, and willcontinue during the 1996 SummerHolidays. These include colouringcompetitions, creative workshops,quizzes and questionnaires. withtechnology trails for older childrenand parents!

Also in July are the "Day of Dance"on SUnday July 14th and the Prince'sYouth Business Trust Craft Fair thefollowing weekend. The Day of Dance ispart of the She£field Children'sFestival programme.

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Several Sheffield schools willpresent their performances, following aseries of in-school workshops. Therewill also be competitions, museumtrails, a children's play area and otheractivities to make this a superb familyday. The Prince's Youth Business TrustCraft Fair showcases the talents ofyoung local artists, craftspeople,designers and entrepreneurs. Followingon from the success of last year'Sevent, more young people who have beenhelped by the PYBT will be invited todisplay their skills and wares.

An exhibition of Puppets begins atthe end of July and continues untilSeptember. The skills, secrets andsheer magic of puppetry will bepresented in an exhibition andsupporting wo~kshops, events anddisplays, Stage Right Puppets, now inresidence at Abbeydale Indutrial Hamlet(in their 'Gypsy Caravan' in theorchard) will be helping with t.hi sexhibition and dazzling visitors withtheir unique brand of mayhem and magic.

The August Working Days take placeover the August Bank Holiday 24th,25th and 26th August. Visitors will beable to view demonstrations oftraditional skills and modern crafts,including metal casting, wrought ironblacksmithing, chair caning, designerjewellery and leatherware - to name buta few!

Take the time to visit theAbbeydale Industrial Hamlet in thesummer. With such a wealth of activity,you won't be disappointed.Admission prices: Adults £2.50,Children/OAP's/Students fl.25. Family(2+2) f5.00. Slightly higher forWorking Days Adults £3.00, Cones.£1.50, Family £6.00. Under 5's, UB40 andReg. Disabled: Free

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TOTlEY YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB

Y-1-Boys to play Sunday Football for Torle-, 'rouer' -:., ~--CTraining starts in June and theSeason kicks-off in S"ct~:l:'["!",rCoaching skills will be given by a qualified FA '1',:\1::; 'd~-;:

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Tn the 1993/4 and 1994/5 season myson played competitive football forEcclesall Rangers F.C. who play in theGT Sunday League and who are governed bythe Sheffield and Hallamshire F .A. Ibecame involved in helping with the cluband was asked to manage the team duringthat period. After some 25 boys appliedfor 10 places 1 had the unenviable task12 months ago of telling several boysfrom the Totley area that there were novacancies for them in the team. That isone of the hardest things I have had todo, tell a boy who wants to playfootball at a competitive level, sorry.I can' t offer yOU a place! "Why don'tyou start a new team for Totley?t! askedmy son who had several friends wantingto play, butunable to find aclub with muchsought aftervacancies. Asimple solutionone may beexcused forthinking, oh, howwrong I was!".

I contactedthe GT League andfilled ina formto apply for one of the 400 club placeswhich accommodate some 6,000 boys fromthe Sheffield, Rotherham, Barnsley andChesterfield areas. That was when Irealised it was not going to be a simpletask. We had to have a ground,insurance, official kit, nets, specialsize footballs, first aid equipment.registratiofr fees. affiliation fees, anexecutive committee with treasure,management and bank accounts, asecretary, an AGM!!!! t----hold on, weonly want a game of footoall on Sundays!True, but organising that many boys into

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Enter friend of TYFC number one,Ray Clifford. Ray is the D13 Registrarfor the GT Junior Sunday League and asluck would have it lives in the area.Ray guided me through the minefield ofwhat we had to do to get our applicationconsidered along with all the otherswanting to join the league, the mostimportant is we must have a ground. OKcontact Sheffield Recreation Department.sorry. no grounds available!

Enter friend of-TYFC number two,John Warnock of Sheffield and HallamUniversity. Cutting a long story shortthey provided an area behind thestudents accommodation block, marked out

a pitch.maintained it andprovided posts atcompetitive ratesto that of theRecreationDepartments. Soall we need now is£400 worth of kit,&250 worth ofequipment, £300match fees, £250gym fees in the

winter etc. et::.Enter a g~~~p ~f community minded

organisati8~s. Jyson Refractoriessponsored t~e :ull cost of the U13 kitthanks tc ~r. S=ay. the Totley Sitemanager a~d ~r. Peter Marsh, theManaging :'i:-ector of the Dyson GrOUpPlc. Totley Resideats Association and inparticular :':argaret Coldwell whosponsored ~hs pitch fees; FlintElectrica2- v•• ho provided two high qualitymatch baLs and the Midland Bank whoprovided ~5 kit bags.

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GT league AGM where our finalapplication was heard, sponsored byJunior Millers and seconded by YoungOwls we were accepted into Div. "E" ofthe GT Junior Sunday League. Wow! all wehad to do now was play football! Haltransporting or getting 16 - U13 boys toone place at an arranged time is not theeasiest job in the world but we managedit and played 24 league games and onecup match.

We lost the cup match by 1 goal tothe eventual runners up of the wholecontest, not bad I hear you say? Butwhat about the league? The final leaguetable reads:

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That was enough to win Totley YouthFC second place in the league andpromotion to Div. "D". Additionally,following the clubs presentation nightat the Cricket Inn (thanks to, DonHutchinson for presenting the trophiesat short notice) TYFC were invited tothe GT Leagues presentation night at theDial House Club, not only as a promotionteam but as the Divisions most sportingteam as voted by the other teams in ourdivision. This above all is anachievement the boys were extremelyproud to win and one which reflects wellon the Club and Totley. Thanks to allthose involved especially our supportersand sponsors, it took £2,444 to startthe club and play 25 games, without acommunity team we would not have madeit! Watch the notice boards for the1996/7 fixtures which start in Septemberand come and watch your team, or shouldI say teams, we have been invited toenter an UIO side next year.I NEED Y4 BOYS WHO WANT TO PLAYFOOTBALL!!! Phone Kevin on 235 1862 fordetails.

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ST~ JOHN'S' BEAVERS CUBS ~ SCO~TSThe next Antique Fair will be on

Saturday 15th. June at St. John's ChurchHall starting at IO-OOam. to 4-30pm.with refreshments available all day.Everybody welcome.

The Annual Treasure Hunt willfollow on Sunday June 16th. starting at9-30 am.jIO-oO am. from the ShepleySpitfire car park.The walking treasure hunt is for all thefamily, entry fee only 50 pence per form.Everybody welcome, bring a picnic, havefun, have a great day.

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GARDENING TIPS FOR JUNEI cannot remember a worse May for gardeners - prolonged cold, not much" rain,

constant frost has led to us being way behind generally. My prize leeks are notmuch bigger than when I put them in, in April, and the bedding plants will be waybehind last year. I hope the last bit of May and this month will be better.Enough moaning - let's look forward to Summer.

FLOWERS Feed flowering plants,especially sweet peas. Containers needa weekly dose unless you have used'Osmocoat· or similar slow releasefertilizer. Keep newly-set-out plantswell watered (not an easy joh withouthose pipes). Thin out seedlings ofannuals such as clarkia, cornflower orgodetia sown directly in borders andbeds. Stake taller plants as necessary.Dead~head peonies after flowering andcut back oriental poppies.

Watch out for aphids andcaterpillars and deal 'Withthem as soonas they are seen; spray perennialsagainst mildew at first signs. Finishplanting summer bedding and put outsmall perennials or biennials intonursery bed from seed sown earlier.

Take cuttings of pinks, lift divideand replant polyanthus, primroses andflag iris. Old clumps of mossysaxifrage can be divided - this is agood thing especially if they aretending to get brown in the centre. Asalpine plants finish flowering cut themback - this will keep the plants neatand compact and encourage them to makegood growth for next year. Sow winterflowering pansies into boxes placed incold frame - when they are large enoughto handle they can be pricked out intothe garden or potted on ready forplanting out later. Watch out forsucker growth on roses; cut them off asclose to the root as possible.

It's always as well to·havesurplus alpines for filling barein the rock garden and manycuttings can be taken now - roota sandy compost.

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VEGETA~LES Plant marrows now - theyshould be just right for the Show on the7th September. They need a good richcompost mound and a bit of protectionfrom slugs and snails. Thin outcarrots and beetroot sown earlier.Plant out celery plants and keep themwell watered. To keep onions growingsturdily water when soil is dry and givethem a weekly feed. Plant out leeksthe best way is to make a hole with adibher about 6" deep with one leekplaced in each hole, which is then wellwatered let the water carry in a

little soil. enough to cover the roots.No more filling is necessary.

Plant savoy and January Kingcabbages. Keep planting successionalplantings of salad crops and peas. Tohelp rhubarb build up a good crown fornext year remove flower stalks and keepthe plants well water~d and fed - likemany other plants they will appreciate atopdressing of compost. Gover curd oncauliflowers with leaves turned over toprotect them from the sun.

1R.EES. SHRUBS AND FRUIT The smallwhite maggots that are often found inraspberries (they don't taste verynicel) are a nuisance. They can becontrolled by dusting with derris now.Suckers that sprout up from fruit trees,especially plums and damsons, need to bedug out. Mildew is often troublesomeon tips of gooseberry shoots theseshould be nipped out and burned. Keeptying in shoots of blackberries andloganberries.

Keep newly-planted trees and shrubsweed-free and well-watered. Pick thepoisonous seeds of laburnum especiallyif there are :::hildrenaround. Ifazaleas, rhododendrons, camelias orhydrangeas are yellowing apply IronSequestrene. Spray roses withfungicide especially if you had black-spot last year. To increase yourplants semi~ripe cuttings can be takenfrom a wide range of shrubs and.treesthey make nice gifts for gardeningfriends, also charity stalls.

GREENHOUSEAND INDOOR P~l!NT~.Complete the final potting ofchrysanthemums. Take cuttings of regalpelargoniums. Cineraria seedlingsshould be pricked out into pots or seedtrays. Grape-thinning needs doingregularly to keep nicely-shaped bunchesand quality fruit. Begonias needcareful a.ttentionto staking and supportfor larger flowers. Achimenes also needsupport - twiggy sticks inserted roundthe edge of the pot is a good idea.

Some tomatoes which were plantedearlier should be ripening now. Ifsome are showing signs of greenbackwhere hard skin forms round the top ofthe fruit water with a solution of 1

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ounce of sulphate ofpotash in 1 gallon ofwater (or the metricequivalent). Watchout for aphids,thrips. red spidermites and white flyand deal with them as

PIP }HE (;:'1 ;;:;r \!iATER WELL, -soon as they are seen END INTO ~\~ DRA/NAND 0""'~(it's one big battle HCRJ'V(ONE~"'" WRAP IN A if;) 1\; E5TABLI5:HED;:::r~~l~~::~~~~~t::~;~1f.<:~t;};fi~[:E1<~~il.F:?~~and make sure your THIRD IN e I LEAVE \~ ~ \ventilation is POToFtvJQ1SrPEATAND h!HE.RETHEY WlLLGETA -r-r-r

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LAWNS Cut and weed regularly - have your cutters set high if the weather is dryto conserve mQisture at the roots. Give a feed once a month to keep it nice andgreen. Rake up any leaves, moss or debris to keep it nice and tidy, and cut roundthe edges to make it look really smart.

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If the answer is yes to both the abovequestions, why not come along and join us for a gameor two of badminton.

The Club welcomes you, whether you have playedbadminton before or not, to our beginners' nightevery Friday at 7.30 p.m. for just £2.50 a session.We will provide the rackets, the shuttles and lotEof friendly people to help you learn how to play.

Just turn up at thB Badminton Hall situated atthe top of the Abbeydale Sports' Club complex onAbbeydale Road South any Friday night.

If you require any more information, pleasecontact Gavin Johns, Club Chairman on 0114 236 8057.

CATHERIN E CLARKQualified Chlropodlat

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TelephoneSheffield2364101

170 BASLOW ROAD. TOTLEY, SHEFFIELD 817 4DRTe1ephone 2365798

forA COMPREHENSIVE SELECTION OF

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KEY CUITING SERVICEIf we do not have your requirements

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1 PENTACOST '96GREEN OAK PARK EVENT

SATJj"RDAY l~ JUNE"PENETECOST _~_2J2 = MEET JESUS"

Detailsmarkingfollows:

of the celebration tolast year's events

be heldare as

2.30 pm Assemble at Totley JuniorSchool to process to the park withb3nners, flags and singing.

3.00 pm 4.00 pm A concert to begiven by the City of Sheffield YouthBand. (Separate activities for childrenwill be held under the auspices of theJ-Te.am) .

4.00 pm --4.30 pm Picnic Tea -- pleasebring sufficient food and drink to sharearound and chairs or ground-sheets.

4.30 pm - 5.30 pm Music,speakers led by an eminentincluding some from last year.

drama,team,

Please Gorne along and support this eventand bring along all the family.(Arrangements if wet: meet at TotleyRise Methodist Church at 3.00 pm).

Richard LambChairman, Churches Together in S17,

HARRV KELHAMMolly and Family wish to thank

friends and neighbours for their kindmessages of sympathy and for theirdonations to St. Luke's, the staft atthe Royal fiallamshire Hospital and ofSt. Luke's Hospice for caring for Harry,the Rev., David Benson and members of AllSaints' church for their ministry andJohn Heath and sons for their courtesyand efficiency.

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~5PECIAlIST CATERING SERVICES FOR ALL OCCASIONS"••.• * * •. *" it •.•.••.••.••.•.•.•.• 'II •.••••• II •• II .• 11" * ••

•• Function Caterers

• Corporete Events

• Exclusive fiampers

•• Buffets

• Lunches

• DinnersFOR MORE ""FORMATION AND MENUS CALL:

• Meetings

• Cetebretiorts

01142367560THE TOTLEY COFFEE SHOPPE

SI BASLOW ROAO. TOTLEY. SHEFFIELD.SI? 4DL

TRANSPORT 17This month sees the "Cakes &

Cuttings" event at the Catholic Church,Baslow Road on Saturday, 8th June 10.00a.m. - 12 noon.

Proceeds aregrateful. Therevariety of cakesstalls.

We have our own "Open Morning" atour office at 17Z~ Baslow RoadSaturday, 2Znd June, also 10 a.m.noon. Refreshments, Bric-a-Brac, raffle,books. Come and meet us. Let's hope itis fine for bot~ events. We fund raiseall the time and are always in need ofitems to sell or raffle.NO JUMBLE PLEASE.Ring 236 2962 ~~ youcollected.

Last month ~ told you that more30 of us were goi~g to Eastbourneweek. This ~as organised by Ireneand her husba~d a~d mine came with

for us and we are veryare always a good

and plants as well as

on

need items

thanfor aWellsus.

Sadly, one of our gentlemen, BertWilson died while ·..•.e -..•'ere there. Peoplesay that elderly people are likechildren. They can sometimes beobstinate and selfish. However, ourpeople showed ~hei!" kindness and supportto Phyllis and us, gained from their ownexperiences. This corno ined with her owndignity impressed and gladdened us in asad situation.God bless PhyL.is arid her family. I knowthat Bert is si~ginghis head off inheaven!

Best ',~':shes to you all,Margaret Barlow.

TOT LEY SHOW 1996SEPTEMBER 7th. TOTLEY RISE

METHODIST CHURCH HALLMore details next issue.

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There are 4 Guide Companies, 3Brownie Packs and 1 Rainbow Unit in theTotley area (the Abbey Guide District).

We need more helpers, eitherformer Guides or adults who enjoyworking with young people. No ex.perienCeis necessary as trainin.g will be given..

If you are interested pleasecontact:- Maureen Allum,

District Commissioner - 2351262.

TOTLEY SPORTS DAYSUND~Y JUNE 23rd.

TOTLEY BENTS RECREATION FIELD,ADJOINING THE CRICKET INN,

PENNY LANE

To~ley Sports Day this year has beenarranged as a Family day out with stallsand entertainment organised by theTotley Residents Association.

The day starts at 1-00 PM. with theraces at approximately at 2-00 pm.

Races organised include :-

Toddlers race, 50 metres boys, 50 metresgirls, two wheelbarrow races, 60 metresgirls, 60 metres boys, two three leggedraces, one lap of the field girls, one.Lap of the field boys, Mums and Dayssprints, and the Totley Marafun {ThreelaRS Qf the field}

?~J; SHEFFIELD BACH SOCIETY::: { • "1:. REGlSTERoD C~ARITV No. 5tn~6

':<~.<'; CONDUCTOR ROGERBULLIVANTCONCERT SERIES 1995196

MOZART Mass in C minor K427RUTTER RequiemJ"'JCi 937

One of several cast iron mileposts inthe Totley area, erected earlier lastcentury when the turnpike wasestablished. This one stands on theopposite side of Haslow Road from theWar Memorial. It is the half way pointbetween Sheffield and Baslow andprompted the Cross Scythes to benicknamed "Half Way House" earlier thiscentury.

Brian Edwards

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Jenny leadbaaterRuth GleaveKeitll HewillNigel BoucherSHEFFiELD BACH CHOIRSI-iEFFIELD BACH PLAYERS

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BUS ROUTES THROUGH TOTlEYThe following hIO bus routes travel through Totley giving a useful service for

. . t' sorue of ])erbyshire' s finest areas. The routes are particularly handy forVlSl 109walking in the peak district. For any more detail of these two routes or otherservices from Sheffield to the moors and hills, Totley Library have fur the r leafletsfor yOUr information.

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Blessing 3pm 5 July6 - 10 Coal Aston near Dronfield.

BleS$ing 12.30 pm 6 July6 - 12 Chapel-en-le-Frith

Blessing 6.30 pm 9 July6 - 14 Baslow A619 Ch'field-Bakewell Rd.

Blessing 10.45 am 7 July6 - 14 Dare.

Blessing 2.30 pm 7 July8 - 13 Harthill near Sheffield.

Blessing 7 pm 8 July10- 16 Buxton

Blessing 2 pm 10 July13- 17 Pleasley near Mansfield.

Blessing 3 pm 14 July13~ 20 Whitwell near Worksop.

Blessing 2 pm 13 July13- 20 West Hallam near Ilkeston.

Blessing 2.30 pm 7 July13- 21' Bamford

Blessing 7 pm 14 July17- 24 Peak Forest-A623 Chapel-e-l-Frith

Blessing 7 pm 17 July18- 24 Pilsley near Bakewell.

Blessing 7 pm 18 July19- 25 Dronfield Woodhouse

Blessing 6.30 pm 19 July19- 28 Cutthorpe near Chesterfield.

Blessing 6.30 pIn 19 JUly19- 28 Millthorpe near Holmesfield.

Blessing 7.15 pm 19 July20- 24 Cowley MissLon near Holrnesfield.

Blessing 6.30 pm 19 July20- 24 Belper

Blessing 11 am 20 July20- 26 Great Longstone near Monsal Head.

Blessing 2 pm 20 July20- 27 Little Longstone near Monsal Head

Blessing 1.30 pm 20 July20- 27 Heath near Chesterfield.

Blessing 2.30 pm 20 July20- 28 Aul t Hucknall Glapwell 0< Rowtorne

Blessing 2.30 pm 20 July20- 29 Stoney Middleton

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AND THE PEAK DISTRICT25- 29

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BarlboroughBlessing 7 pm 26 July

Bonsall near MatlockBlessing 2 pm 28 July

AUGUST3 - 11 Bradwe Ll,

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- 30 pm 4 August

- _ .•... ' p:n 14 August- p£ 15 August

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31 - 8 Wardlc~ :~~ ~e:~ ~r StoneyM'ton.B:es5~~s~ I:;~ 1 September

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TOT LEY AND DISTRICT DIARYCOFFEE MORNING, All Saints' Church Hall, lO-OOam. - noonCOFFEE MORNING, Tot ley Rise Methodist Church Hall,lO-OOam.- noonCRAFT GROUP Totley Library.COFFEE in the LIBRARY 10-00 am. to 11-30.OPEN DOOR, United Reformed Church,lO-OOa.m.- noonPUSHCHAIR CLUB, Totley Rise Methodist Church Hall, 1-30 to 3-00Telephone 2363157 for further information

MONDAYSTUESDAYS

WEDNESDAYSTHURSDAYSTHURSDAYS

8th. COFFEE CAKES and CUTTINGS, English Martyrs Church Car Park, lOam. to noon14th. TOT LEY EVENING GUILD, DESERT ISLAND ANTIQUES, "Ylr. R.YOUNG15th. ANTIQUE FAIR, St. John's Church Hall, Abbeydale Road, lO-OOam. to 4-30pm.15th. PENTECOST '96 - MEET JESUS, Start 2-30 am. Totley Junior· School, Full

detailS inside.16th. WALKING TREASURE HU~T, Start Shepley Spitfire Car Park IO-OOam, Detailsinside.

22nO. OPEN MORNING, Transport 17 Offi.ce, 10-00 am to r:OOD. Details inside.22nd. SUMMER FETE, CHESHIRE HOME, Z-OOpm.to 4-00pm. ::verybody welcome, details

inside.18th. TOT LEY TOWNSWOMEN'S GUILD, Methodist Church Hall, lC~OO am.27th. FUN DAY, TotleyRise Methodist Church Playgroup, 9-30 to 12-00, Bouncy

Castle, Ball Pool, Stalls ,Games, Cake Stall, Coffee, E:\,e:::ybody Welcome28th. to SUN. 30th. ST. JOHNS FLOI.,iER FESTIVAL & SUMMEE ?AY.Ei:::, Full detaUs

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'fHE INDEPENDENT FOR JULX and AUGUSTThe NEXT issue of the Totley Independent will beavailable from the usual distribution points on~.9NDAY1st. JULY. Copy date for this issue willbe ~ATURDAY 15th. JUNE 1296.EDl1QRS Les & Dorothy Firth, 6, Milldale Rd.,Tel.No. 236 4190DISTRIBUTION AND ADVERTISING John Perkinton, 2,MainAvenue, Tel. No. 236 1601TYPING Vicki Crookes , Items for publication may besent to or left at 6,Milldale Rd. 2,Main Avenue,Totley Library or V.Martin's (Abbeydale Rd.}PRINTED BY STARPRINT

We welcome letters about local affairs and willpublish as many as possible. However the viewsexpressed are not necessarily those of the Editor,Editorial Staff or Totley Residents AssociaUon andmust not be imputed to them.

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