ROY HONE'S 90TH BIRTHDAY - AUGUST 2018 - Whiteley Village
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ROY HONE'S 90TH BIRTHDAY
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RECIPE OF THE MONTH
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AUGUST 2018
OUT OF HOURS COTTAGE EMERGENCIES .............. 0333 321 6349
DIRECTORY OUT OF HOURS MEDICAL CONCERNS..............................................111
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CHAPLAIN...........................................................................
Chandra McGowan
Chandra.McGowan@whiteleyvillage.org.uk CHAPLAINCY ASSISTANT
Georgia Warner ................................................ 823670
CEO’S PERSONAL ASSISTANT
Jacci Penton ..................................................... 825820 ROMAN CATHOLIC
jacci.penton@whiteleyvillage.org.uk CHAPLAIN
Veronica Robbins................................ 01932 849447
GENERAL ADMIN OFFICE........................... 842360
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMUNITY CHURCH PASTOR
Martin Garbett ................................................... 825821 Rev. Keith Jowett ............................................ 226007
martin.garbett@whiteleyvillage.org.uk VILLAGE LAUNDERETTE
HEAD OF CLINICAL & PERSONAL CARE SERVICES Open 24 hours. Tokens to be bought from
Ethna Mertens .................................................... 857821 Village Store during opening hours
Ethna.Mertens@whiteleyvillage.org.uk
VILLAGE STORE .......................................... 858550
HEAD OF HOSPITALITY SERVICES Mon to Fri ....................................... 8.30am – 3.00pm
Phil Baker …......................................................... 823674 Sat .................................................... 8.30am – 12.00pm
philip.baker@whiteleyvillage.org.uk
POST OFFICE
HEAD OF IT
Noorie Meghjee ................................................. 821467
Mike Askew......................................................... 825825
Mon to Fri......................................... 9.00am – 3.00pm
WHITELEY & INGRAM HOUSES ................ 857821
Visitors welcome at anytime HAIRDRESSER ............................................. 825878
Tues ......................................................8.30am–5.00pm
NURSING HOME DUTY ROOM ................ 847954
Wed . .................................................... 8.45am–5.00pm
HUNTLEY HOUSE RECEPTION ............... 825844 Thurs .................................................... 9.30am–6.30pm
HEAD OF HOUSING & SUPPORT Fri . ........................................................ 8.45am–5.00pm
Agnes Field ....................................................... 825846 Sat ........................................................8.30am – 1.00pm
Agnes.Field@whiteleyvillage.org.uk CHARITY SHOP
SUPPORT SERVICES ADMINISTRATOR Monday to Saturday .....................9.30am–12.30pm
Tracey Campbell ............................................. 825844
LIBRARY, STORES BUILDING
HOUSING AND BENEFITS OFFICERS Wed......................................................9.30am–12.00pm
Janet Mills Thurs....................................................9.30am–12.00pm
(Tues – Thurs) ................................................... 825845
ACTIVITY CENTRE COORDINATOR/BOOKINGS
VOLUNTEER CO-ORDINATOR.................... 825847
Bernadette Ayer .............................. 07720 784023
HEAD OF FACILITIES & ESTATES bayer29@hotmail.com
Nik Reynolds ..................................................... 825825
GUEST HOUSE (44B OCTAGON ROAD)
SUPPORT TEAM Available for visitors to the Village Rates and
Laura/Slobo - please leave voicemail ...... 825874 terms available from Admin
ESTATES DEPT
VILLAGE CLUB BAR (264544)
Stuart Cameron ................................................. 825825
Monday to Friday ........................... 9.30am-4.00pm
FACILITIES ADMINISTRATOR ...................................................... and 7.00pm-10.30pm
Lois Sauvarin ..................................................... 825825 Saturday .............................................. 1.00pm-2.30pm
Phone for all facilities or estates maintenance
....................................................... and 7.00pm-11.00pm
requests or visit at Centre Point in the shop
Sunday................................................ 12.00pm-2.00pm
from 10am to 11am on a Monday, Wednesday
& Friday. THE CLUBHOUSE CAFÉ (825848)
ACCOUNTS DEPT............................................. 825824 Monday to Saturday......................... 7.30am-2.00pm
SECURITY Sunday ................................................. 7.30am-2.30pm
Stefan Gouws........................... ............ 07736 893500
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EDITORIAL
Having read reports that this summer so months of preparation and leading up to
far has been beaten some of the records an event there are many hours of hard
of the Summer of 1976, it is no wonder work put in. Well done to you all, for all
our usually very green grounds are your efforts.
looking rather sandy looking! But hey,
This month we have The Annual Flower
the upside is we have had day after day
show to look forward and I am sure you
of blue sky and sunshine!
are all busy growing your produce/plants,
All this lovely weather has coincided baking, creating and crafting away,
with great national sporting events goodluck! As we move into September
such as The World Cup and Wimbledon, there are more events to look forward
and as always Villagers have played to, look out for details of the WW1
their sporting part with all the club Celebration Tea Party and the Dog Show
tournaments happening during the in this edition.
summer months.
Well that’s all from me for now, other
At the time of writing the Village Fayre is than to say hope you enjoy the rest of
days away and there is a hub of activity this lovely summer!
in the Village. Working in events myself,
Natalie Brotherton – Editorial
I know how much work goes into making
Team
these events successful, there are many
Front Cover Picture: Roy Hone's 90th Birthday celebrations
CONTENTS
ROY HONE'S 90TH BIRTHDAY CLUBS & SOCIETIES.........................................16
CELEBRATIONS....................................... COVER LETTERS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS............19
EDITORIAL............................................................. 3 ANNUAL FLOWER SH.....................................18
TOPICS OF INTEREST PASTORAL COMMUNITY...............................20
ROY HONE CELEBRATES HIS 90TH............. 6 WHAT HAPPENED IN THE VILLAGE.........24
VILLAGER HOLIDAYS.......................................10 QUICK CROSSWORD...................................... 27
DREAMS FOR THE COMMUNITY ............... 13 SECTION REPS & CLUB SECRETARIES......28
AUGUST DIARY..................................................14
Photographs: Thank you to Rick Rouse, Daryl Selbie, Mary Chapman, Laura Cole, Alan Whitehead, Claire Atkins
August
June 2018
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A NOTE FROM TERRY
At our July WVRC meeting, it was discussed, at length by
Agnes Field and the Committee, the fact that malicious
gossip in the Village was affecting certain residents more
than others. My take on this, (no excuse), is that people
of a certain age and living In each other’s pockets, not
having a great deal to keep themselves busy, will form
close relationships with those of a like mind, who will talk
(gossip). Although this is not acceptable, it happens!
We all live a decent comfortable life in a delightful village
and we all need our neighbours and friends, although we may not be aware of
the upset caused. It can take ‘two to tango’ unless you can’t say anything nice,
don’t rock the boat by upsetting the more vulnerable Villagers.
Terry Pottinger (Chairman WVRC)
P.S. Hope you are all enjoying the hot summer.
WHITELEY VILLAGE FUN
DOG SHOW
SATURDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER 2018
Entries From 10am
WHITELEY VILLAGE FUN DOG
SHOW
Join us on the lower green, to watch the
SATURDAY 1 st SEPTEMBER 2018
Entries from 10am
Join us on the lower green, to watch the
“Paws in Harmony” Heelwork to Music group
“Paws in
Harmony” Heelwork to Music group
PC Laura with Izzy,PCGerman Shepard and Misty,
Laura with Izzy, German Shepard and Misty, a Labrador.
Lots of fun, refreshments available from Sam’s burger van and Joe’s ice cream.
aVillagers,
Labrador.family and friends welcome along with their 4 legged friends, please spread
Lots of fun, refreshments available from the word.Sam’s
burger vanForand
furtherJoe’s ice
information cream.
please contact: Jenny 856932, Gill 910027 or Chris 859447.
Villagers, family and friends welcome along
with their 4 legged friends, please spread the word.
For further information please contact: Jenny 856932, Gill 910027 or Chris 859447
And
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COFFEE AND CONVERSATION: WHAT BRINGS YOU CONTENTMENT? What brings you contentment? Has it It’s helpful if you can book your place (so changed during your life? You’re invited that we have enough tea and coffee!), to join in the monthly conversation on please call the General Office on positive ageing, to share your thoughts 01932 842360 or email and to listen to what other’s think. generaloffice@whiteleyvillage.org.uk, Everyone is welcome! but you can just turn up. When: 10.30am-12 noon on Tuesday 14th I really look forward to seeing you there. August Alison Armstrong Where: Conservatory, refreshments will be Foundation Project Director provided GOOD LUCK TO LIZZIE FROM HOBBS! Everyone who attends the Monday afternoon exercise classes run by Lizzy from Hobbs will agree that not only are the exercises good for us but that we have fun at the same time. Lizzy has proved to be the perfect match for us all, her gentle caring approach has made going to her classes an absolute pleasure, so everyone was delighted for her, and husband Ben, when she announced she would be off on maternity leave in July. Everyone contributed to giving her a send-off present for the expected arrival. Not knowing if the little one was a girl or boy we had great fun selecting lemon and white items which we surprised her with on her final day. Good luck Lizzy, be sure to bring your little bundle to visit us, we will miss you. Gail Waterworth August 2018 June 2017 5
TOPICS OF INTEREST
ROY HONE CELEBRATES HIS 90TH BIRTHDAY!
Roy has been a Resident of the Village since 2001.
His involvement as a volunteer has been a long and
dedicated one. He was Vice Chair and Chairman of
the WVRC for a period of 8 years. For many years
he was the social organiser for many functions
especially the dinner/dances. Roy was Captain of
the Bowling Club and still plays a very active role
as a committee member of the Golf Club and score
keeper at Quiz Night.
Roy was born in Acton W3 and attended school
at Strand on the Green, although he maintains his
real education only started when he signed up at
the age of 18 with the RAF, and was trained as an
engineer. When he left the RAF he started his own
engineering company. He then married and went
into the retail trade.
Roy retained his ties with the RAF, as a Director
at their headquarters in Chiswick. This year is
the celebration of the RAF and a tribute to this
was a display in London. We were very lucky to
observe some of the aircraft that flew over the
Village involved in this event. The Spitfire is Roy's
favourite.
Many Happy Returns Roy.
Mary Chapman
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE PUTTING CLUB
Of the long-standing clubs area which now forms the activities and Lady Pitman
in the Village, the Putting first nine holes, but was still leads a family team in
Club is one of the few of later incorporated as a an annual celebration of
which there is a record “second nine” to provide this event.
since it’s inception. the present regular 18-hole
course. Members play in pairs of
This is thanks to Vere and their choice on Monday
Fre Hodgson, who arrived The club was formally and Friday afternoons in
in the village in 1984 opened in May 1985 with the season, followed by all
and, with a small group 28 members and ever since players competing for a
of enthusiasts, created a has maintained a high level hole-in-one on the long 75-
of membership, almost
nine-hole putting course foot ninth hole, to enter an
doubling that number.
below the south side of the end of season play-off for a
monument. The club motto then, and bottle of Whisky.
now, is “Putting is for Fun”.
They used garden pots for The clubhouse, as well as
holes, wooden spoons for Further progress came displaying many trophies,
flags and old putters found when Dunlop donated six records and photos, is
in car boot sales! new putters, the Warden the venue for an unusual
presented two cups and, version of the game during
The course chosen lay in 1987, agreed that a small
amongst trees and had to the winter months.
hut could be erected by the
be swept clear of twigs and gardeners, only for this to It also houses the original
pine needles before each be destroyed by the gales club flag, made by those
game. Play began on 8th that year. enterprising founders from
March. a “make do and mend”
In 2011, the late Sir Brian
This area was abandoned, era, on dyed material with
Pitman’s company donated
when it became possible a superb pavilion which hand-painted lettering.
to use the open green is at the heart of all club The History Society
REPRESENTATIVES COMMITTEE R
Due to the resignation of reps for Sections K and F we require 2 new
Due
reps.
to the
If resignation
you are interested in putting your name forward please contact:- Chris
you are interested in
Goldsmith, Secretary WVRC, 859447 or chgoldsmith@hotmail.com. Goldsmith,
Thank you. Secretary
August 2018 7
TOPICS OF INTEREST
VOLUNTEER SUPPORT
CLAREMONT FAN COURT
SCHOOL COMMUNITY
GIVE BACK DAY
On Friday 29th June, 21 students from Claremont Fan
Court School came to the village to undertake some
voluntary work with us. The students visited Ingram House
and Huntley House where they sang songs, performed
piano recitals and played games, whilst another group
painted the steps in Section B. The students ended the day
partaking in the Village’s fundraising walk for Macmillan
Cancer.
We would like to thank all the teachers and pupils for
giving up their time to create such a fabulous day. It was a
marvellous way to give back and we hope all the residents
who benefited from their hard work enjoyed their day too!
piano lessons from 10am-1pm every
Monday. If you are interested, please get
in touch with a member of the volunteer
department, either Laura on
laura.cole@whiteleyvillage.org.uk
We are pleased to offer the residents of or 01932 825847
Whiteley Village piano lessons from our or Gen England on
new volunteer teacher Julia Gilmore, at Genevieve.england@whiteleyvillage.org.uk
no additional cost. Julia will be offering or 01932 823671.
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WHITELEY VILLAGE
VOLUNTEER HERO
NOMINATIONS
• Nominate the volunteer who has made a Alternatively, you can email Laura
difference to you this year, Cole Volunteer Coordinator on laura.
so we can all thank them. Please let us cole@whiteleyvillage.org.uk with your
know who they are and a nomination.
couple of sentences on what they have • Please be sure to include your
done to help or make you smile. nominations full name, where they
• Winners will be announced at the volunteer and in a couple of sentences
Volunteer Appreciation Event in why you wish to nominate them.
September and in the Villager Magazine. • Nominations will be accepted from August
• Nominations boxes will be located the 1st to August 24th.
in the Post Office and in Whiteley
House Reception throughout August.
Improve your health and well-being…
Remedial Massage
(for severe muscular tension, neck, back, shoulder, legs). Aromatherapy Massage,
using different pure essential oils to pass through the skin during the massage
into the lymphatic and blood circulation to deal with many different internal
ailments as well as external muscular problems (as above).
The above treatments can either be while lying down on a treatment table
or if preferable, a back massage can be done on a specialised massage chair.
Reflexology
An Eastern method of treatment; a specialized type of foot massage using
defined reflex points to energise all internal organs as well as the whole body
including face, head, shoulders, neck giving a total body balance via your feet.
You are fully clothed apart from no shoes/socks/stockings).
This treatment also seems to help with sleeping.
I will be working from the new therapy suite at Whiteley Care Home for a few
hours each week on a voluntary basis for all villagers and staff.
I’ve been working in this field of Complimentary Medicine for over 30 years,
ten of which have been at The Woking Nuffield Hospital as a Consultant
Naturopath/nutritionist, Masseuse, Relexologist.
If you would like to find out more or book a treatment please ring…
Jacqueline Newman 01932 910761
August 2018 9
TOPICS OF INTEREST
VILLAGER HOLIDAYS
The magazine committee thought it might Living in two acres of woodland with no
be interesting to hear about people’s airports or motorways nearby, we quickly
holidays, so here is the story of our Rural realised how polluted the Surrey air is, and
Retreat to start us off. how loud. In the pod we heard birds and
We felt the need for some peace and quiet. the occasional sheep, the breeze rustling
Google offered us a Pod in Worcestershire the trees – and nothing else. Even the
for £25 a night. Sleeps 2, solar-powered irritating coughs which we have both had
LED lighting, mains water, sink, gas hob, since coming down South abated. We were
compost toilet and access to shower and fortunate to have fantastic weather, and to
conventional toilet down at the house 100 be within easy reach of various attractions.
yards away. We booked a week in May. It was a delightful week, and once we had
put all our bedding and clothes through
The pod was exactly as advertised if rather the washing machine and luxuriated in our
grubbier than expected. The mains water own hot and leaf-free shower we
which was supposed to be piped into the were much refreshed.
pod was unsafe, apparently, so we were
issued with plastic bottles and pointed in Rachael Milling
the direction of a standpipe. As veterans of
hippie-type camps over the years we were
familiar with composting toilets, but this
one was extra revolting. The conventional
one down by the house was better, with
shower, except that it had ivy growing on
the inside.
10 www.whiteleyvillage.org.ukRECIPE OF
THE MONTH
Cava Fruit Punch Instructions:-
Ingredients:- Fill a large pitcher with ice.
1 bottle chilled cava or prosecco Juice two of the blood oranges into the
4 ounces chilled vodka pitcher. Add the third blood orange which
½ cup raspberries should be thinly sliced into rounds.
1 cup strawberries, thinly sliced Add the berries and then the chilled
3 blood oranges vodka. Top the punch with the cava and
Ice stir gently. Serve over ice and Enjoy!
NO AUGUST MOVIE AFTERNOON
Movie Afternoon is taking a break James and many of the Downtown
for August as the Trust have Abbey cast along with Tom
organised a sponsored picnic for Courtney.
the whole village and the Village Details as usual will be in next
Hall is needed in case of inclement month’s Villager Magazine.
weather and our Movie day was the
only day available to them. Enjoy the wonderful Summer!
However, we will be back as usual Regards
for September’s Movie Afternoon Keith & Carol Hartogh
showing The Guernsey Literary
and Potato Peel Pie Society with a
slew of British actors including Lily
August
June 2018
2017 11TOPICS OF INTEREST
GARDEN BOXES
Following consultation between the others who need them.
WVRC and the Trust we have agreed that Please note there will be no further
Residents who do not have access to a discussion about this either at WVRC or
garden shed can have ONE box. with the Trust as this is a joint decision.
They must confirm with Stuart Cameron Thank you
the exact siting of it to ensure there are all for your
no blocked paths and all Health & Safety cooperation.
requirements are adhered too.
Section Reps will be required to keep a
record of who has a box and alert Stuart
Cameron if anything appears which has
not been agreed.
Residents with more than one box
currently will need to find a way of
disposing/selling their extra boxes to
LADIES’ LUNCH
Saturday 4th August
12.30 for 1.00pm
In the Conservatory
Two course lunch
Tea/Coffee will be served
Guest speaker
Ticket price £15.00
(please purchase tickets from Sylvie at the Social Club)
This event is open to all Villagers, their family and friends
12 www.whiteleyvillage.org.ukRESPECT AND TOLERANCE POEM
– HAVE THESE NEIGHBOURLY
BEHAVIOURS BEEN FORGOTTEN ?
SEARCH LIGHTS IN
Following the last WVRC meeting and several incidents
recently in which Agnes has had to intervene between THE SKY
neighbours, I have been asked by the Residents on
the editorial Board of the magazine to write this piece Search lights in the sky
about our Anti – Social Behaviour Policy. They were Sirens screaming high
keen for you all to be reminded that it exists and that Our boys in blue black grey and khaki
the Trust can act to ensure that residents abide by it. Each one has a job
By way of background the Trustees have taken advice To save this island of ours
that we should follow the principles of the Anti – Social Hear them shout, "come on lads
Behaviour Act 2003. I am sure you will have been told We fight for king and country"
of its existence when you arrived and if you would like Can you hear them now?
a copy please ask the Housing Team for one. Silent in their grace
In brief the policy says, “we provide accommodation, For king and country gone
care and support based on an expectation that all
What now for those boys so new
residents, staff and visitors behave well towards each
in blue black grey and khaki
other. Our ethos of being a community is based on
‘give and take’ which is enacted at an individual level Was this precious soil of ours?
by people having respect for others” Worth the blood sweat and tears
Our policy says that The Whiteley Homes Trust will not Only the poppies can tell
tolerate anti-social behaviour that affects the quality of For their red coats cover the soil
life of a resident or the management of the charity. Where Bob Bill and Tommy fell
Rest my lads, rest in peace
The policy goes on to say how you can report an
incident, what action the Trust can take to investigate Since the war of all wars raced
it and the powers we have, as a landlord, to act in So, sleep boys sleep
response to behaviour that is disrespectful, malicious For there is a light
or unkind. The most important part for you to note At the end of the tunnel
is that if the matter cannot be resolved and the
behaviours are deemed to be in contravention of your Poem by Daryl Selbie
Letter of Appointment, the charity can set aside the
appointment to the alms-house – in plain English this
means The Trust can evict you if you are in breach of
your license due to anti-social Behaviour.
As Terry says at the beginning of the magazine, “we
all need our neighbours and friends”. To be good
neighbours and friends there must be respect and
tolerance for differences. So, on behalf of the magazine
committee who asked for this to be made clear, those
who say or do things which harm others physically,
mentally or emotionally are in breach of their licence
and the Trust will act in line with our policy.
Chandra McGowan
July 2018
June 2017 13AUGUST DIARY
Please remember if you have any
amendments or key dates to add to the
diary please submit to Natalie by 15th
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
SWIMMING TIMETABLE 1
Mon: 9.30am - 10.30am 9.30am Art Group (AC)
9.30 - 12pm Library
Tues: 9.30am - 1pm 9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop
Wed: 9.30am - 3pm & 7pm - 9pm 11am – 12pm Brain Fit with Hobbs (HH)
(Villagers, Staff & Families) 11.30am – 1.30pm Hobbs Hydrotherapy Sessions (Pre-
Thurs: 9.30am - 10.30am & 7pm - 9pm Booked Only) (SP)
2pm – 3pm Easy Strolling with
(Villagers, Staff & Families) Hobbs (HH)
Fri: 9.30am - 12moom 2.00pm – 5.30pm Camera Club (AC)
Sun: 11am - 3pm 2.45pm – Café Church (CON)
(Villagers, Staff & Families)
6 7 8
9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop 9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop 9.30am Art Group (AC)
10am Theatre Goers (CON) 10am Drop In (HH) 9.30 – 12pm Library
11am – 12pm Keep Fit with 11am – 1pm – Archery Club (H) 9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop
Hobbs (HH) 11am RC Mass with FR Bill (SM) 11am – 12pm Brain Fit with Hobbs (HH)
2pm – Putting (PCP) 2pm Outdoor Bowls (BG) 11am – 12.00pm Elmbridge Healthy Walks –
3.30pm – 4.30pm Body Balance 2pm Mah Jong (AC) Sanctuary Car Park
with Hobbs (H) 2pm – 3.30pm – Meditation & 11.30am – 1.30pm Hobbs Hydrotherapy Sessions
Contemplation (HH) (Pre-Booked Only) (SP)
2.15pm Fishmonger (S) No movie afternoon
6.30pm Tap (CON) 2pm – 3pm Easy Strolling with Hobbs (HH)
6.30pm – Little Bingo (CON)
13 14 15
9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop 9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop 9.30am Art Group (AC)
10.30 – 11.30am 10am Drop In (HH) 9.30 – 12pm Library
11am – 12pm Keep Fit with Hobbs 10.30 – 12noon – Coffee & 9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop
(HH) Conversation (CON) 11am – 12pm Brain Fit with Hobbs (HH)
2pm – Putting (PCP) 11am – 1pm – Archery Club (H) 11.30am – 1.30pm Hobbs Hydrotherapy Sessions
3.30pm – 4.30pm Body Balance 11am RC Mass with FR Bill (SM) (Pre-Booked Only) (SP)
with Hobbs (H) 2pm Outdoor Bowls (BG) 2pm – 3pm Easy Strolling with Hobbs (HH)
2pm Mah Jong (AC)
2.15pm Fishmonger (S)
6.30pm Tap (CON)
Copy Deadline for September Magazine
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9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop 9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop 9.30am Art Group (AC)
10am – 11am – Ukulele Play (AC) 10am Drop In (HH) 9.30 – 12pm Library
10.30 – 11.30am Communication 11am-1pm – Archery Club (H) 9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop
Group with Hobbs (HH) 11am RC Mass with FR Bill (SM) 11am – 12pm Brain Fit with Hobbs (HH)
11am – 12pm Keep Fit with Hobbs 2pm Outdoor Bowls (BG) 11.30am – 1.30pm Hobbs Hydrotherapy Sessions (Pre-
(HH) 2pm Mah Jong (AC) Booked Only) (SP)
2pm – Putting (PCP) 2.15pm Fishmonger (S) 2pm – 3pm Easy Strolling with Hobbs (HH)
3pm Ladies Afternoon Tea (CC)
3.30pm – 4.30pm Body Balance 6.30pm Tap (CON)
with Hobbs (H)
27 28 29
9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop 9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop 9.30am Art Group (AC)
11am – 12pm Keep Fit with 10am Drop In (HH) 9.30-12pm Library
Hobbs (HH) 11am – 1pm – Archery Club (H) 9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop
2pm – Putting (PCP) 11am RC Mass with FR Bill (SM) 11am – 12pm Brain Fit with Hobbs (HH)
3.30pm – 4.30pm Body Balance 2pm Outdoor Bowls (BG) 11.30am – 1.30pm Hobbs Hydrotherapy Sessions
with Hobbs (H) 2pm Mah Jong (AC) (Pre-Booked Only) (SP)
2.15pm Fishmonger (S) 2pm – 3pm Easy Strolling with Hobbs (HH)
6.30pm Tap (CON) 7.30pm Quiz Night (CON)
14 www.whiteleyvillage.org.ukVENUES
AC = Activities Centre CC = Care Centre GC = Golf Course PCP = Putting Club Pavilion
B = Boardroom CON = Conservatory H = Hall S = Store
BG = Bowling Green C = Club HH = Huntley House SP = Swimming Pool
BP = Bowls Pavilion DR = Dining Room IH = Ingram House SM = St Mark’s Church
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
2 3 4 5
9am Men’s Breakfast (CC) 9.30am – 12.30pm 9.30am – 12.30pm 10am Workout Zone (AC)
9.30 – 12pm Library Charity Shop Charity Shop 10.30am 10th Sunday of Trinity (SM)
9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop 2pm – Putting 1pm Ladies Lunch 10.45am WV Community Church (HH)
11am – Elmbridge Healthy Walks - Cricket (PCP) Event (CON) 7pm Line Dancing (H)
pitch/nets 2.30pm – 3.30pm 7.30pm Rock n
11.45am Keep Fit (H) Hobbies Club (HH) Roll Club (H)
2pm Thursday Outing
6pm Whist (CON)
6.30pm Music and Movement (H)
7.30pm Workout Zone (AC)
9 10 11 12
9.30 – 12pm Library 9.30am – 12.30pm 9.30am – 12.30pm 10am Workout Zone (AC)
9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop Charity Shop Charity Shop 10.30am 11th Sunday of Trinity (SM)
11.45am Keep Fit (H) 2pm – Putting ANNUAL FLOWER 10.45am WV Community Church (HH)
2pm Thursday Outing (PCP) SHOW 2pm- 3.30pm WV Community Church (IH)
6pm Whist (CON) 2.30pm – 3.30pm 4.30pm (H) 7pm Line Dancing (H)
6.30pm Music and Movement (H) Hobbies Club (HH)
7.30pm Workout Zone (AC)
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9.30 – 12pm Library 9.30am – 12.30pm 9.30am – 12.00pm 10am Workout Zone (AC)
9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop Charity Shop 10.30am 12th Sunday of Trinity (SM)
Charity Shop 2pm – Putting 10.45am WV Community Church (HH)
11.45am Keep Fit (H) (PCP) 11am Elmbridge Healthy Walks – Cricket
2pm Thursday Outing 2.30pm – 3.30pm pitch/nets
3pm Section H Tea (CON) Hobbies Club (HH) 7pm Line Dancing (H)
6pm Whist (CON)
6.30pm Music and Movement (H)
7.30pm Workout Zone (AC)
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9.30 – 12pm Library 9.30am – 12.30pm 9.30am – 12.00pm 10am Workout Zone (AC)
9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop Charity Shop 10.30am 13th Sunday of Trinity (SM)
Charity Shop 2pm – Putting 10.45am WV Community Church (HH)
11.45am Keep Fit (H) (PCP) 7pm Line Dancing
2pm Thursday Outing 2.30pm Palais de
6pm Whist (CON) Danse (HH)
6.30pm Music and Movement (H)
7.30pm Workout Zone (AC)
30 31 Clubhouse Cafe
9.30-12pm Library 9.30am – 12.30pm Opening Times
9.30am – 12.30pm Charity Shop Monday to Saturday
Charity Shop 2pm – Putting
11.45am Keep Fit (H)
7.30am - 2.00pm
(PCP)
2pm Thursday Outing 2.30pm Palais de Sundays 7.30am - 2.30pm
6pm Whist (CON) Danse (HH)
6.30pm Music and Movement (H)
Every Tuesday evening themed
7.30pm Workout Zone (AC) ‘food night’
Every Saturday morning -
breakfast club
August 2018 15CLUBS & SOCIETIES
Apologies if there is no update from your
club or societies this month, it is due to
non-submission prior to deadline.
helped it move forward August will include results,
in numerous ways. His comments and all the
ARCHERY willingness to teach new feedback from Village Day.
comers, and quiet humour We shall also be looking again
The Archery Club is alive are a loss to us all. at the current competition
and well. It started again in entitled ' Architecture' and
The internal competitions
July and should run at the Neil's project ' Sense of
are progressing slowly with
Village Hall until September. Summer'. Lots of interesting
still a number of games to
Archery is on Tuesday from times ahead for members to
be played off. Please make
11am until 1pm, officially get involved.
a concerted effort to get
anyway. If you want to
these games played so that Meetings are held in the
come along and give it a go,
we can move forward to the Activities centre at 2.00pm –
everybody is welcome.
next round. visitors always welcome.
Rick Rouse
A most pleasant social Kate Haywood
evening was held in the Club
House on 7th July. We will
be planning another social
ART CLUB CHARITY SHOP
event during the Tim Young
Hi there. The Art club is still Trophy on 21st August.
going strong. Hopefully by Watch this space I would like to start by
the time you read this, we thanking you all for coming
Trevor Waterworth
will have a new member. Bill into our new-look shop with
Crooke has donated Pauline's all the extra shelves and
oil paint box to the Art Group. purchasing such a range of
Thanks for that Bill! CAMERA CLUB summer clothes in the new
more open atmosphere. I was
Rick Rouse
Our July meeting was almost delighted to learn recently
totally devoted to finalizing that income has shown a
the details for the Village Day marked increase over the past
BOWLS CLUB display in the Bowls pavilion. three months! A special thank
you to those who donated
There is much to be done
The Bowls Club was sorry the goods.
at this stage and needs
to hear of the sudden death ‘Paul’s Cupboard’ has truly
all members to actively
of member and dear friend proved its worth this past
take part. The submitted
Len Lampard. We want to month! An interesting fact
photographs have to be
express our most sincere is that we have around 800
selected into various groups
sympathies to Norma different items displayed in
where possible and then
and the family during this the showroom, most of which
mounted according to size.
difficult time. Len was a were previously stored in the
From the information given
highly valued and respected cupboard, along with the
a programme is compiled
member of our team, who incoming winter stock. Now -
to hand out on the day and
we miss already. that is a cupboard!! We have
front cover chosen. Chris had
Len was a keen bowler who finished unpacking all the
prepared a rota for stewards
understood the meaning of summer stock and hope you
on the day so visitors are
the word "team." He made are enjoying what we have
catered for with the required
many great contributions to offer. The remainder have
information.
to the club as a player and been unpacked ready for
Needless to say the next Village Day. More on this next
on the committee, and
meeting on Weds 10th month.
16 www.whiteleyvillage.org.ukTrevor Hams is our next of consternation, not only
‘Super Hero’! He offered to among Golf Club members,
build our bric-a-brac shelves. but other Village clubs who HISTORY
This was no mean feat as expressed concern regarding SOCIETY
we wanted to keep the huge the ramifications implied.
mirror which had been on the We were pleased at the
You cannot have an success of issuing personal
wall for so long. Trevor found
Independent Group not invitations to residents of the
some very safe, inexpensive,
associated with an existing Care Centre, with a total of 27
sturdy shelving and erected
club unless you intend visiting the museum in three
them in just one day. And separate groups. A
what a difference they made! playing on another course e.g
Silvermere, Hersham etc. further seven were present
We are all delighted and hope in Ingram House for a talk on
you are too. If our opinions matter, why the history of the village.
The ‘piece de resistance’ is weren't we as a Committee We now hope to provide
the new floor – not only has informed? similar outings to residents of
it lifted and lightened the Obviously, we are not against Huntley House.
ambiance but also the safety any member organising a Sadly, we learned of the
of the shop. “roll up” competition but all passing of our good friend Len
Lampard, a stalwart member
Trevor has now kindly offered rules and regulations are the of the Society from the outset,
to put up more shelves, this making of the “Mother Club” and a solid citizen indeed. He
time for all the shoes and and must to be adhered to. will be missed by all. R.I.P.
then we have further plans Colin Atkinson
The Golf Committee
for the linen cupboard that as
regulars know is a bit if a lop- On a lighter note the Villagers
sided affair. were soundly beaten by the
If you haven’t visited us yet, Staff in the match against LIBRARY
then please do – because as Staff on Friday 29 June –
Youth won the day!! Thank you to everyone who
regular Villagers know, 100% helped us on Village Day.
of all our sales goes towards 20 July is Nearest the Pin – Library volunteers, villagers
improvements in our Village. results in the next issue. and their friends and families
Prices range from one two The main event in August is have all stepped up to
or even three pounds per help, thank you. Of course,
Wednesday 15 August WVGC a special thank you to the
garment for most items,
v Rotary @ 5.00pm followed library team who help all
whilst there are a few specials
by Fish and Chips in the Bar through the year, aiming at a
which are ‘as priced’.
– names on the board outside great result on Village day.
Gill Lindley the shop please. Sue Kirby
We welcome Helen Johnstone
to the Committee as the
GOLF CLUB new Treasurer; Helen is a LINE DANCING
playing lady member of
Reply to “New Golf Society” the WVGC. Roy Hone, the In spite of the heat we enjoy
– The Whiteley Villager July dancing Sunday nights. The
outgoing treasurer, is taking
2018 Hall is cool and as gallons of
a well-deserved rest but will water gets drunk between
The article in the July issue continue with his valued and dances – no problems. Fun,
of The Whiteley Villager “An sage advice as a Committee exercise and good company
announcement of a New Golf member. – great!
Society” has caused a lot Jean Laurent
August 2018 17CLUBS & SOCIETIES cont.
trouble, and he always had That is all the news from
a smile and a friendly word the Putters.
MAHJONG for everyone. Our thoughts Vivienne Guichard
and prayers are with his
Members enjoyed an
wife, Norma. Rest in Peace
evening at the Club, it was
dear friend.
Theme night and .Curry
The extremely hot weather THEATRE
was on the Menu, that you
Dionne and crew for a has kept quite a few GOERS
delicious meal. of our members away
Our visit to Leatherhead
recently, which is quite
If you are interested in Theatre to see “Oliver”
understandable. We had
joining us please contact was enjoyed by everyone.
a match against the David
me or any club member. Our next day outing is
Or simply come along Horton Golfers on July 13th.
to Hastings on Friday
to the Activities Centre This competition has been
17th August, meet at the
where we meet on a going for over 30 years.
Monument at 9am. This
Tuesday afternoon, 1.45pm Unfortunately we lost YET
outing is open to all
to start play at 2pm, we AGAIN to the Golfers.
Villagers. If you wish to book
usually finish around However, our very own Pat
a ticket please contact me
5pm. Beginners are very Williams won the Whiskey
on Tel: 850403.
welcome. . Hole. Quite an achievement
against so many golfers! Our next meeting is on
Vivienne Guichard Monday 6th August at 10am
Plus our Brian Lewis was
the runner-up, so we didn't in the Conservatory.
lose everything! The match Gina Webb
PUTTING was followed by a Tea and
REPORT Pimms. Great fun.
We have a couple more
Firstly, it is with great WHIST CLUB
matches in the pipeline.
sadness that we, at the
One against the Whiteley Thanks to the faithful players
Putting Club, have said
Village Golfers in August, who have continued to
goodbye to our very
and a second one against attend in spite of the hot
special Len Lampard. He
the Staff at the very end evening weather. Play starts
was a loyal and steadfast
Committee Member of of the Season. Plus we will at 6.00 for 6.15pm in the
our Club for a long time, try to squeeze in a Fish and evenings.
and will be sorely missed. Chip evening, which we all Sonia O'Donnell
Nothing was too much enjoy.
WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE IN YOUR
MAGAZINE?
Do you have ideas of articles and pictures that you would like published? Do let a
member of The Villager Magazine Committee know.
18 www.whiteleyvillage.org.ukLETTERS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW
Hopefully, by now, you have all recovered
from Village Day & your thoughts are
turning towards our Annual Flower Show &
finalising your selections.
Whilst I appreciate entries for fruit/flowers
& vegetables will be last minute to see
what you have that's suitable for all other
entries - cookery, photography, art &
handicrafts etc. I really would appreciate
receiving these entries earlier and with
that in mind I will be sitting at a table in
the Village Shop on Friday 3rd August
between 09.30 & 12noon to receive your
entries at a more convenient location for
everyone. The last date/time for entries at
100 Octagon Road is 6pm on Thursday 9th
August...thank you in advance.
As usual the Hall & Conservatory will be
open from 08.30 until 10.30 on the day for
your entries - if you need help to get them
to the show please let me know in advance
of the day on 848512
From 10.30am onwards the Hall &
Conservatory will be closed to the public
for judging to take place (please note that Prize giving starts at 4pm and Peter
all judges are outsiders & professional/ Wilkinson, our Head Trustee, has kindly
accredited judges) agreed to officiate again this year.
At 2pm the doors are open for all to Everyone is welcome whether you have
come & view and see who/what won a entered or not -come & see - you might
rosette!!!!.....tea & cake will be available to even realise that next year you too could
purchase throughout the afternoon in the make an entry.
Hall plus rose sales & a Tombola....
Good luck to you all............
Have a go!!!
Sue Lowndes-Tunn
RESIDENT’S SECURITY INCIDENT FORM
Following a discussion with the WVRC and a recent Security Review we
have produced a form for you to complete to report security incidents.
These will be distributed to you via your Section Reps.
August
April 2018
2018 19PASTORAL COMMUNITY For further information please see
contact details in Directory on page 2.
ST MARK’S CHURCH WHITELEY VILLAGE
Sunday Services at 10.30 a.m. COMMUNITY CHURCH
(Sung Holy Communion):
Sunday Services in Huntley House at
5 August 10th Sunday after Trinity- 10.45am
Revd. Rod Jones 5th August: John Christopher
12 August 11th Sunday after Trinity 12th August: Rev. Keith Jowett
Revd. Richard Hay (with Communion)
19 August 12th Sunday after Trinity 19th August: Ollie Elliott
Revd. Rod Jones 26th August: Hilary Kincaid
26 August 13th Sunday after Trinity Sunday Service in Ingram House at
Hugh Montgomerie 3.30pm
(Holy Communion by 12th August: Rev. Keith Jowett
Extension) (with Communion)
Weekdays
No meetings during August – but will
ROMAN CATHOLIC recommence in September with our
CHURCH – ALL SAINTS, weekday afternoon Bible studies in both
Ingram House and Huntley House.
HERSHAM
MASS TIMES:
5.30pm Saturday evening
9.00 Sunday morning
11.00 Tuesday morning in St
Marks W.V. with Fr Bill
Communion for the Sick and/or
housebound -please contact Chaplain
Veronica Robbins
CAFE CHURCH
Last month’s Cafe Church saw us
in animated discussion over how
we viewed God. Along with video
clips showing the magnificence and
vastness of the universe, we saw how
small we are by comparison; and yet,
the bible tells us that God knows how
many hairs are on each of our heads.
August’s Cafe Church is on
Wednesday 1st August @ 2:45pm
so come and join us over coffee and
cake.
Regards
Pastors Keith & Carol Hartogh
20 www.whiteleyvillage.org.ukSOMETIMES I DOUBT
Sometimes, I have doubts about my faith.
Unfortunately, the doubts do not bring
me an inner peace. When the feast day
of St Thomas the Apostle came in July, I
had a look at them.
“Doubting Thomas” we call him, but are
we missing the point?
A week before appearing to Thomas,
Jesus had appeared to His other dear,
terrified Apostles. The first thing that
Jesus did was to show them His hands
and His side, the marks of His cruel
crucifixion. Why? Why the need to show
them his wounds? Jesus dearly loved His
friends. He understood their doubts and
need for proof.
But His dear Thomas, the one who had
witnessed Jesus’ raising of Lazarus
from the dead, was missing. When the
Apostles arrived so full of joy to tell him
the Good News, Thomas was unable to
believe them. People don’t come alive
again after they die. So he says, “Unless
I see for myself the holes that the nails
made in his hands and put my finger into
those holes…..” (Jn. 20:24-28) ELMBRIDGE
And so Jesus returns to search him out
personally, as He does each one of us
HEALTHY WALKS
when we doubt. He invites His friend to
touch His wounds. We will never know Thurs 2 August 11-12.15
whether Thomas actually touched Jesus. Karen
All we know is he was healed of his Sun 19 August 11-12.15
doubts and declared, “My Lord and My Karen
God!”
Now Thomas is also filled with joy and
dashes off to spread the Good News. In
fact he dashes off as far as Syria and Mon 10 Sept 10.30-11.30
India where he is eventually killed for his Karen
faith. Fri 28 Sept 10.30-11.30
Maybe that is why I like to stay in my Karen
doubts. To believe can be costly!
Veronic Robbins
August 2018 21LETTERS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
A CALM MOMENT: MEDITATION & CONTEMPLATION
It’s been Nature’ – something we are
lovely to lucky to have all around us
welcome here in Whiteley Village.
more people The sessions are open The themes for the
– from to everyone of all ages
within and rest of the year are:
and faiths and living in or
outside the outside the Village. No
Village - to
Tuesday 7 August
experience with meditation
the monthly is needed as the sessions
Enjoying Nature
meditation, are led by an experienced
contemplation and Tuesday 11 September
meditation teacher (as well
discussion sessions. That as professor and chaplain Community
time of quiet reflection – from the University of
not to mention a cup of Surrey), Dr. Geoff Hunt. Tuesday 9 October
tea – is a lovely way of
Do join us for any/all of the Courage
stepping away from the
stresses of everyday life sessions – they are free and
we only ask that you let the Tuesday 6 November
and focusing on what really
matters to us. Each session Whiteley House Reception Anxiety or Peace
begins with some guided (842360) know for catering
meditation, followed after purposes. We meet in the Tuesday 11 December
the refreshments by a Huntley House lounge at No regrets
discussion around the 2 p.m. and are finished
month’s theme. This month by 3.30.
we will focus on ‘Enjoying
POLITE NOTICE
Here’s a fact some dog owners
have missed….
The dog poo fairy doesn’t exist…
So get out your scoop and clear
up that poop!!
Please also note that dogs should
always be on a lead when outside
their cottages or walking around
within the Octagon
22 www.whiteleyvillage.org.ukThe Cat’s League Charity would like to Thank you to the Allotment holders for say a big thank you to all Villagers/People your card and kind messages you sent to from Weybridge and Hersham, for taking me. time to bring their cleaned out glass jars. A special thank you to Diane with whom They are used to pot up chutney jam and George so enjoyed the 'banter' that passed marmalade which they sell at fairs and day between them. centres. From the end of August they will Without the Allotment and the Activity no longer require them, as they are now centre George would have been lost. lacking storage to keep them. We can’t thank you enough for all your support. Sandy Edmonds Irene Strange I am delighted to be settling into my new cottage and I am very grateful to Agnes and her Support team for all their kindness. Also I would like to thank my friends for all the help they so kindly gave to me when I was moving in. It’s lovely to relax in the fact that I really did make the right move. Thank you and God Bless Georgina The extraordinary kindness, Villagers show towards our animals in this heat August 2018 23
LETTERS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS WHAT HAPPENED IN THE VILLAGE VISIT TO BLETCHLEY PARK PHOTOS 24 www.whiteleyvillage.org.uk
RAF ANNIVERSARY FLYPAST OVER
WHITELEY VILLAGE
There were lots of Atlas which was closely A wonderful sight that
villagers hoping to catch followed by the massive lasted just a few minutes,
a glimpse of the RAF C-17 Globemaster of 24 but those few minutes will
aircraft that took part Squadron. A moving sight remain in the memory for
in the Anniversary Fly for me, because I actually a very long time.
Past, and what joy and served as an aircraft Dennis Williams
enthusiasm was shown engineer on 24 Squadron
when some of them flew back in the late 50's and
right over the monument. early 60's.
Much waving and more At the rear, completely
cheering than I've ever dwarfed by the
heard in Whiteley Village. Globemaster, was a
Those transport aircraft BAE 146. That particular
were on their way back aircraft is well known to
to their base at RAF Brize The Queen and other
Norton in Oxfordshire. members of the royal
Leading the way were family, as it came from the
two C-130 Hercules, RAF Queen's Flight.
followed by an A400
MAHJONG CLUB NOORIE’S 50TH
CHRISTMAS BIRTHDAY
DINNER!
CELEBRATION AT
THE WHIST CLUB
IRENE'S 90TH
BIRTHDAY
August
April 2018
2018 25LETTERS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
HOW MANY CAN YOU
FIND COMPETITION
We will be continuing this throughout
DO YOU WISH
2018 and each month we will be printing TO RECEIVE THE
a picture in the magazine that relates to
that month. WHITELEY VILLAGE
You can use the grid below to keep note BULLETIN BY EMAIL?
each month of the picture you spotted
and how many. The Bulletin is used to send
Submit in December 2018 and all those important information as and
with the correct answers will be entered when required.
into a Christmas Prize Draw.
To ensure that you are receiving
August the bulletin
A clue - look out for the member of staff! email: GeneralOffice@
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5 Reads quickly 39 Church service 70 Remain 13 Passover meal
50 Asian language
10 Soup containers 40 Flower feature 71 Sheik's wives 18 Feels remorse
14 Words of 72 Koppel and 51 Nature's bandages
42 Physique 23 Pealed
understanding (2 Kennedy 52 Fortuneteller's
wds) 43 Fish delicacy 25 ____ corgi
45 Bus money 26 Greasy streak card
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