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PAGE 2News From Melling And Wrayton....................................................................4Parish Council..........................................................................................4St Wilfrid’s Church....................................................................................5Melling Village Hall Events...........................................................................8Melling St Wilfrid CE Primary School..............................................................12Cooking Corner...Spicy Chicken Burgers...........................................................14News From The Neighbours..........................................................................13Tunstall WI.............................................................................................16Hornby Pensioners....................................................................................17Lune Valley Swimming Pool.........................................................................18Hornby District Ramblers............................................................................21Lunesdale Probus Club...............................................................................22Parish Council Chairman Sandra Towers Tel: 21399 Email: sandramtowers@yahoo.co.ukParish Clerk Claire Helme Tel: 07845 186958 Parish Council WebsiteAnthea Wilkie Tel: 0770 8882989 Email: mellingwithwraytonwebsite@gmail.comMelling Village Hall Mary Jackson Tel: 07970705496Melling St Wilfrid’s School Tel: 21538Melling Chronicle EditorAnthea Wilkie Tel: 0770 8882989 Email: mellingchronicle@yahoo.co.ukFunded by Melling-with-Wrayton Parish CouncilEDITORIAL TEAMEditor: Anthea Wilkie, assisted by Sandra Towers Delivery Team: Judith Jones, Mike Murray, Robbie Murray, Sophie Ridsdale (Wennington), Howard Lewer (Wrayton), Cath TaylorAdvertising and Invoices: Claire Helme (Parish Clerk)VOL 56 NO.6 JUL/AUG 2025The Melling ChronicleIn This Month’s IssueContactsFront Cover: Many thanks to Gill Morgan. Also to Ged Kelbrick for last month’s front cover.

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PAGE 3Diary - July/AugustMELLING CHRONICLEThe Chronicle is available in PDF format at www.mellingwithwrayton.netPlease send items for the Melling Chronicle to the editor: mellingchronicle@yahoo.co.uk Please supply text as a Word document or by email. Photographs are always welcome at a high resolution. If you have an interesting, relevant, high resolution image for the front or back cover, please send it in for consideration.The Melling Chronicle is a forum open to everyone in the village. The views expressed in articles and letters are not necessarily the views of the Editor or the Parish Council, and they cannot accept responsibility for goods or services advertised in the magazine, although advertisements are accepted in good faith. The Editor reserves the right to edit or exclude items submitted for publication, and no liabilities are implied or accepted.Deadline for any contribution is the 20th of the preceding month.The Melling Chronicle is published monthly except for January and August.ADVERTISINGPlease contact: The Parish Clerk mellingwithwraytonpc@gmail.comCharges for 10 editions/Full Page £90.00/Half page £55.00/Quarter page £40.00Single entry: By negotiationPlease note that anyone submitting an article, notice, letter or advertisement for inclusion in the Melling Chronicle is responsible for the content (including factual accuracy) this rests solely with the originating individual or organisation.4 JulPub Night - Melling Village Hall7.30pm5 JulDominoes and Whist Evening - Hornby Institute7pm7 JulLunesdale Probus Club Talk - Hornby InstitutePage 228 JulHornby Pensioners Trip - HelmsleyPage 1712 JulHornby District Ramblers - WalkPage 2118 JulMovie Night - Melling Village Hall7pm19 JulDominoes Evening - Hornby Institute7pm21 JulLunesdale Probus Club Talk - Hornby InstitutePage 2222 JulParish Council Meeting - Melling Village Hall6pm24 JulAs You Like It - Leighton HallPage 1026 JulHornby District Ramblers - WalkPage 2130 JulCraft Day - Melling Village Hall10am2 AugDominoes and Whist Evening - Hornby Institute7pm9 AugHornby District Ramblers - WalkPage 2112 AugHornby Pensioners Trip - HarrogatePage 1730 AugDominoes and Whist Evening - Hornby Institute7pm

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PAGE 4News From Melling And WraytonPARISH COUNCIL MEETINGThe next parish council meeting will be held on Tuesday 22nd July in Melling Village Hall. Starting at 6pm with the Open Parish Forum—where you have a chance to share your concerns and ideas.JULYJuly is the seventh month of the year in the Gregorian calendar, with 31 days. It is known for being a summer month in the Northern Hemisphere and a winter month in the Southern Hemisphere. It was named in honor of Julius Caesar. HERE ARE SOME KEY FACTS ABOUT JULY:• Number of Days: 31.• Position: The seventh month of the year.• Season: Summer in the Northern Hemisphere, winter in the Southern Hemisphere.• Named After: Julius Caesar.• Other Names: In the ancient Roman calendar, it was called Quintilis, meaning “fth month”.• Zodiac Signs: Cancer (until July 22) and Leo (July 23 onwards).• Birthstone: Ruby.• Birth Flowers: Larkspur and water lily. AUGUSTAugust is the eighth month of the year in the Gregorian calendar, following July and preceding September. It has 31 days and is considered a summer month in the Northern Hemisphere and a winter month in the Southern Hemisphere. The month is named after the Roman Emperor Augustus.HERE ARE SOME KEY FACTS ABOUT AUGUST:• August was originally called ‘Sextilis’ in the Roman calendar, meaning the sixth month.• It was renamed in 8 BCE to honor Roman Emperor Augustus.• The Anglo-Saxons called it ‘Weod monath’ meaning ‘weed month’ due to the rapid growth of plants. • Zodiac Signs: Leo (July 23 – Aug 22) and Virgo (Aug 23 – Sept 22). • Birthstones and Flowers: Peridot and spinel. The traditional birthstone is sardonyx.

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PAGE 5The birth owers are the gladiolus and the poppy. OTHER NOTABLE FACTS:• August is often associated with the “Dog Days of Summer”. • It’s a popular month for vacations and outdoor activities.• August is the month of harvest, with berries, fruits, and nuts ripening. • The rst sandwich was reportedly made on August 6, 1762. • Hiroshima Day is commemorated on August 6th, marking the anniversary of the atomic bombing in 1945.ST. WILFRID’S CHURCHNews From Melling And WraytonYou can now donate to the upkeep of our beautiful ancient church by contributing to our new online fundraiser. Scan the QR code to get started!Your kind donations keep the building running and the church an active place of worship.We deeply appreciate all the funds we receive. Thank you!

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PAGE 6PAGE 6MELLING WITH WRAYTON COMMUNITY GROUPKeep in touch with the latest goings on by joining the new Melling with Wrayton Community Group on Facebook. All welcome!dpJOINERYDavid Pickering, DP JoineryT: 07527860948 E: dpjoineryuk@gmail.com• Fitted wardrobes, furniture and shelves• Window and door tting, and repair• Glazing and reglazing• Kitchen installation• Wooden ooring• General Joinery and Handyman service• Painting and decoratingNo job too small, Don't hesitate to contact me to discuss your requirements

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PAGE 8MELLING VILLAGE HALL EVENTSAre you interested in joining the committee? Why not contact: Mary: 07970705496 or Sandra: 07713883632 for more info.MELLING VILLAGE HALL PUB NIGHTFriday 4th July, doors open 7.30pm - Enjoy a burger (veg available) as it is Independence Day! Friday 5th September, doors open 7.30pm.There is no pub night, lm or craft day in August—they will all be back in SEPTEMBERWhy not come along, meet up with friends and have a great start to the weekend.MOVIE NIGHT Making use of our audio-visual equipment:THE MIRACLE CLUB 18th July 2025Doors open at 7pm and the lm starts at 7.30pm.Set in 1967, THE MIRACLE CLUB follows the story of three generations of close friends, Lily (Maggie Smith), Eileen (Kathy Bates), and Dolly (Agnes O’Casey) of Ballygar, outside Dublin, who win a pilgrimage to the sacred French town of Lourdes, that place of miracles that draws millions of visitors each year. Just before their trip, their old friend Chrissie (Laura Linney) arrives in Ballygar for her mother’s funeral. The women set out on the journey that they hope will change their lives.News From Melling And Wrayton

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PAGE 9News From Melling And WraytonLOOKING AHEAD........IN MELLING VILLAGE HALLPub Night4th July 2025 (enjoy a burger on Independence Day! veg available)Friday 7.30pmFilm Night 18th July 2025 Friday 7.30pmCraft Day 30th July 2025Wednesday 10am - 4pmAugust—summer breakPub Night, Movie Night and Craft Day will be back in SeptemberPub Night 5th September 2025 Friday 7.30pmFilm Night 19th September 2025 Friday 7.30pmCraft Day 24th September 2025Wednesday 10am-4pmEASYFUNDRAISING FOR THE VILLAGE HALLRemember Melling Village Institute are now registered with easyfundraising, which means you can raise FREE donations for us every time you shop online. Over 7,000 brands will donate to us when you use easyfundraising to shop with them – at no extra cost to yourself!These donations really mount up and make a BIG difference to us, so we’d really appreciate it if you could take a moment to sign up and support us. It’s completely FREE and only takes a moment.Scan the QR code or you can nd our easyfundraising page at: www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/melling-village-institute/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=pmc&utm_content=gs-email1. They also have an app. Thank you.COMING UP IN THE AUTUMN: • Big Breakfast. • Quiz with pies, peas and proper puds.• A lm with afternoon tea and prosecco…

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PAGE 10HIRE CHARGES FOR MELLING VILLAGE HALLGeneral public/businesses—£22 per hour, reduced to £20 per hour for multiple bookings of 3 or more sessions.Local residents—£20 per hour, reduced to £18 per hour for multiple bookings of 3 or more sessions.Get in/set up charge is by arrangement. Full days/consecutive days by arrangement.News From Melling And WraytonLEIGHTONHALLTickets available at www.leightonhall.co.ukAdult £19, Child £11Shakespeare in the Garden at Leighton Hall Thursday 24th JulyLeighton Hall,Carnforth, LA5 9STOpen Air – Rain or Shine! Bring your own seat!Grounds open for picnics at 6.00pm, play starts at 7:30pm

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PAGE 12News From Melling And WraytonMELLING ST WILFRID CE PRIMARY SCHOOL‘FOR THE LOVE OF LEARNING, FRIENDSHIP AND FAITH.’This year we opted for an early June sports day to attempt to catch the sunny weather. Despite a downpour the night before we were all set for a day of sunny sporting action. In the morning we held the eld events. These included javelin, shot putt, long distance, long jump and agility jumping. The children were split into groups for each event and scored points for themselves and for their team. We had 3 teams in school; red dragons, blue whales and yellow dynamites. The children had all made banners supporting their team.After the morning events all points were calculated and after lunch it was time for the races. A good audience had gathered on the eld with parents, grandparents and aunts and uncles all bringing their camping chairs and setting up along the sidelines. The children paraded onto the eld with their banners and sat in their teams.Our sports afternoon always starts with an obstacle race devised and demonstrated by our Y6 leavers. This was an exciting race with a penalty shoot out at the end.

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PAGE 13News From Melling And WraytonWe then moved onto at races starting out with Reception and getting faster and faster as we moved up the year groups to Y6. The staff at the nish line awarding positions had to keep clear and watch carefully!We continued our afternoon with the traditional egg and spoon and skipping races and replaced the sack race (due to nibbled sacks) with a bean bag race. Our nal school event was the relay in which the children showed great teamwork.We then opened up the races for a Dad’s egg and spoon which was a packed event and highly contested. The Mum’s took a little encouragement from their children at rst but then we had a full turn out for a very speedy egg and spoon event. Finally for the afternoon we were joined by preschool who showed us their throwing and running skills. Our sports stars of the future.Thank you to everyone who took part make it a joyful afternoon for all involved.The team points winners were close but the red dragons took the victory. Junior boy star trophy for most points went to Myles Y6. Junior girl trophy for most points went to Isabelle Y6. Infant trophy for most points went to Leo Y1. Awards for sporting conduct – enthusiasm and team participation went to Joseph Y6 and Oliver Y1.WELL DONE EVERYONE- SUPER SPORTS! Mrs Fiona Ip, Headteacher

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PAGE 14News From Melling And WraytonINGREDIENTSFor the Cake• 4 chicken breasts• 2 garlic cloves, crushed• 1 tbsp Cajun seasoning• ¾ tsp crushed chillies• 1½ tbsp olive oil• 4 brioche buns (or other white buns), halved• 1 Little Gem lettuce, leaves separated• 2 medium tomatoes, slicedFor the slaw• 1 large (around 100g) carrot, grated• 1 tbsp chopped fresh coriander• ½ red onion, nely sliced• 50g low-fat Greek-style yogurt• 1 tsp Dijon mustardMETHOD1) Put the chicken breasts between 2 pieces of clinglm or nonstick baking paper. Bash with a rolling pin until 1.5cm thick.2) Put the attened chicken breasts in a large bowl and add the garlic, Cajun seasoning, crushed chillies and olive oil. Stir to coat the chicken, cover and leave to marinate for 10 mins.3) Meanwhile, make the slaw. Combine the carrot, coriander and red onion with the yogurt and Dijon mustard in a bowl. Season well and mix until fully combined. Set aside until ready to serve.4) Put a griddle or a large frying pan over a high heat. Add the chicken breasts, in batches, and griddle on each side for 4-5 mins, until the chicken is cooked through.5) Once the chicken is cooked, reduce the heat to medium. Toast the brioche buns, cut-side down, on the griddle pan for 1-2 mins.6) To assemble the burger, place a few lettuce leaves on the bottom half of each bun, top with a few tomato slices, a spicy chicken breast and a spoonful of carrot slaw. Sandwich with the top half of the bun.COOKING CORNER ... SPICY CHICKEN BURGERS

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PAGE 1513 Care & Commitment for your Peace of Mind 1 Station Road HORNBY T: 015242 22288 E: info@hornbydaynursery.co.uk Ofsted rated us Outstanding in all areas • Qualified staff who positively enjoy working with children • Flexible opening hours to cater for most needs • 30 hours free childcare for Pre-School children • Dedicated Baby & Toddler facilities • Home cooked meals with special diets catered for • Secure outdoor play areas in rural environment • Safe off street parking • Holiday club available during all school holidays • Childcare vouchers accepted Looking for childcare? Call Danielle Brown to discuss your individual requirements or to arrange a visit. Session TimesMonday, Tuesday & ThursdayMorning session:9am - 12.30pm £14.00 (includes lunch period)Afternoon session: 12.30pm - 3pm - £10.00Full Day- £24.00(A school lunch can be provided upon request for £1.10)Busy Bodies Pre School,c/o Melling St Wilfrid Church of England Primary School,Lodge Lane,MellingLA6 2RE.015242 21538 Ext 2All 3 to 4 year olds can access 15 hours per week of free early years entitlement. Some 2 year olds are also eligible if criteria met.13 Care & Commitment for your Peace of Mind 1 Station Road HORNBY T: 015242 22288 E: info@hornbydaynursery.co.uk Ofsted rated us Outstanding in all areas • Qualified staff who positively enjoy working with children • Flexible opening hours to cater for most needs • 30 hours free childcare for Pre-School children • Dedicated Baby & Toddler facilities • Home cooked meals with special diets catered for • Secure outdoor play areas in rural environment • Safe off street parking • Holiday club available during all school holidays • Childcare vouchers accepted Looking for childcare? Call Danielle Brown to discuss your individual requirements or to arrange a visit. Session TimesMonday, Tuesday & ThursdayMorning session:9am - 12.30pm £14.00 (includes lunch period)Afternoon session: 12.30pm - 3pm - £10.00Full Day- £24.00(A school lunch can be provided upon request for £1.10)Busy Bodies Pre School,c/o Melling St Wilfrid Church of England Primary School,Lodge Lane,MellingLA6 2RE.015242 21538 Ext 2All 3 to 4 year olds can access 15 hours per week of free early years entitlement. Some 2 year olds are also eligible if criteria met.Busy Bodies Pre-Schoolc/o Melling St Wilfrid Church of England Primary School,Lodge Lane, Melling,LA6 2RE015242 21538 Ext 2All 3 to 4 year oldscan access 15 hours per week of free early years entitlement.Some 2 year olds are also eligible if criteria met.Session Times – Monday, Tuesday and Thursday ● Monday and Tuesday: Full day (12.30pm - 3pm) ● Thursday: Morning (9am - 12.30pm )

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PAGE 16TUNSTALL WIAt the March meeting we were joined by our friends from Wennington & District WI to hear a fascinating talk from Hilary McCumiskey about her experiences making costumes for a northern ballet company. She brought along a selection of beautiful costumes and the evening closed with a buffet supper.In April local soap maker Jo Baker came and demonstrated how she makes her lovely soaps and in May Jack the Gardener came and gave us useful tips on how to keep our gardens looking lovely throughout the year. Also in May members enjoyed a superb meal at Avanti in Kirkby Lonsdale.At the June meeting retired MP Dr Michael Clarke had everyone in stitches as he related light hearted parliamentary anecdotes. Who could imagine politics could be so entertaining. Also in June we all looked forward to the annual garden party held at a member’s home. This is always a lovely event when husbands and partners are welcomed to a buffet and drinks.Tunstall WI meets at 7.30pm on the second Wednesday of the month. In July we shall welcome back a favourite speaker, Mike Winstanley who will talk about 19th century industry in the Lune Valley.Visitors are always welcome. Sheila Mitchell, PresidentNews From The Neighbours

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PAGE 17HORNBY PENSIONERS - JUNE 2025DOMINOES AND WHIST EVENINGSThese evenings will begin at 7pm in Hornby Institute. For information regarding these events, please contact: Eileen Barton on 0778046151• 5th July: Dominoes and Whist. • 19th July: Dominoes.• 2nd August: Dominoes and Whist. • 30th August: Dominoes.TRIPSOur day excursion programme has had a huge response, so much so that a larger bus was needed for the Whitehaven trip. In order not to be disappointed, it is important to book early for the following two excursions. Details of both are included here, as there will be no copy of The Chronicle to refer to in August.1. TUESDAY 8TH JULY: HELMSLEYWith stops in Rippon on the outward journey and Brymore Ice cream Café on the return.This trip is a full day excursion and begins to pick up at 9.00 a.m. with a return no later than 7 p.m.2. TUESDAY 12TH AUGUST: HARROGATEWith a stop in Skipton on the way there, none on the return. This trip will begin to pick up at 10.00 a.m. with a return no later than 6 p.m.The cost of the coach trips remains the same at £12 for members and £14 for non-members.Guests, even those of non-pensionable age are most welcome.You will be able to book your seat on the coach at the institute on Wednesday and Thursday mornings, from 10am until noon. Please note that there is no card availability for payment.News From The Neighbours

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PAGE 18News From The NeighboursMAKE A SPLASH THIS SUMMER! Summer is fast approaching and there is no better way to cool off than with a refreshing swim at the pool! Whether you’re looking for quality time with the family or looking to swim some lengths, we have you covered! Our Summer Holiday Sessions are now available to book with lots of Lane Swims, Open Family Swims, Family Hires and more for all the family to enjoy!Family Hire Swims: Enjoy exclusive pool time with just you and your loved ones! Perfect for having a splashing time with our oats and small inatables.Open Family Swims: Looking for something to do on a rainy day? Why not book a last-minute swim in one of our Open Family Sessions with oats and small inatables! It is a great way to keep the children busy! Lane Swims and Relaxed Swims: Whether you are looking to improve your tness or just enjoy a good swim, our Lane Swims and Relaxed Swims are ideal for you. With only a maximum of 9 people (3 per lane), you can do plenty of lengths to get that energy owing.Please visit our website or our Facebook Page for information on what sessions we will be running over the Sumer Holidays. We look forward to seeing you at the pool soon!FOR ALL POOL ENQUIRIES:Please contact Georgia on: 01524 805666. Website: www.lunevalleypool.com Facebook: lune valley swimming pool Email: poolmanager@lunevalleypool.com Direct line pool tel: (01524) 80566

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PAGE 20PAGE 20Joules Kirkby Lonsdale 015242 71390Market Square, Kirkby Lonsdale, LA6 2ANSS25 Melling Chronicle Ad 89x125mm.indd 1SS25 Melling Chronicle Ad 89x125mm.indd 1 10/04/2025 13:5910/04/2025 13:5921Lowfold LandscapesGarden Maintenance & DesignPlanting Schemes, TurﬁngDecking, Paving, PatiosTopsoil & StoneGrass CuttingTree SurgeryCall Philip Howson07816 813 848Fully InsuredDog Walking andDog Sitting ServiceAbbie Kirkwood07710407314email:abbiekirkwood16@gmail.comGardening General tidying, Maintenance, Lawn Mowing, Hedge Cutting, Pruning etc. Restoration of overgrown gardens a speciality. Reasonably priced and reliable service. Contact Stephen on 07763860340

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PAGE 21News From The NeighboursCONSTITUTION OF THE CLUB1. The club is Hornby District Ramblers2. The club exists to provide guided rambles for the enjoyment of the members3. A committee of a chairperson, secretary, and treasurer and four members will be elected at the AGM4. The AGM will be held in November5. The annual subscription will be xed at the AGM6. Third party insurance is provided7. Members walk at their own risk8. Visitors on rambles are welcome9. All children must be accompanied by a responsible adult10. NO dogs are allowed on rambles11. This constitution can only be amended at the AGM2025 COMMITTEE Chair: Jenny Herd Secretary: Peter Edge Treasurer: Chris Kynch - Richard Kenyon - Ken Sedgwick – Ros Davey - Joan Mitton - Cath SextonHORNBY DISTRICT RAMBLERS 2025 PROGRAMMEMeet at Hornby Car Park to leave at 9.30am prompt – Or at parking area for start of the walkA contribution for 2025 towards fuel costs, if sharing £3 per person for the shorter distance or £4 for a longer distance. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION £5-00. Phone Jenny Herd for details of walks: 015242 21690 or contact the walk leaderDATES DISTANCE LEADER(S)JULY 12th 4-6 miles JENNY H ( 015242 21690)JULY 26th 6-8 miles CHRIS ( 0711 384 888)AUGUST 9th 4-8 mile (only one walk this month) APRIL AND JOHN (07929 004215)SEPTEMBER 13th 4-6 miles JENNY H (015242 21690)SEPTEMBER 27th 6-8 miles CATH AND NICKY (cathsexton16@icloud.com)OCTOBER 11th 4-6 miles HAZEL (hazel.ellerbysayer169@icloud.com)OCTOBER 25th 6-8 miles PETER EDGE (015242 22176)NOVEMBER 8th WALK-AGM and lunch COMMITTEEDECEMBER 13th 4-6 miles IAN SHUTTLER (07572 914 693)

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PAGE 22LUNESDALE PROBUS CLUBWe have had another excellent month with great talks and high levels of attendance: the two being not unrelated! We owe our thanks to Ian Porter for his tireless work as speakernder, a task he has worked on for a long time now.Our two talks this month have been linked by a military theme, but one of great contrast! First we were gripped by the life or death struggle to break the near total stranglehold that Nazi submarines had on British supply lines during World War Two. Thanks to the bravery of our mariners, both civil and military, and the improvements in aircraft and naval equipment, the genius of Admiral Max Horton was able to ensure not only the feeding of Great Britain but also the delivery of over whelming forces which were directly responsible for victory in 1945. And yet how few of us had even heard of him! I’m writing this on the day when the King’s Birthday honours are announced and am reecting on the ckleness of fame. Pop stars and TV presenters beware: your moment of glory may not last!The military theme was continued in our next talk by Pam Barker, former Head of Lancaster Girls Grammar School and current Constable of Lancaster Castle. Latest in a centuries long line of Keepers of the Keys, Pam is the rst female Constable, charged with the maintenance of this great symbol of royal power in the North. Nowadays there is little likelihood of military action but the tradition lives on. Pam spoke most entertainingly of her duties, her relationship with the staff of the Duchy of Lancaster and the responsibility of presenting the keys (large and ceremonial, rather than practical!) to the late Queen Elizabeth, a task she has recently repeated on the visit of His Majesty King Charles to Lancaster this month. Apparently Queen Elizabeth spent the night before her visit on the royal train in Carnforth sidings which she observed were very untidy!TALKS7th July: Philip Burley with an interactive talk on the history of Puzzles. 21st July: Brian Topping completing his entertaining stories of life as a customs ofcer, this time focussing on Mules and Minders! Intriguing! After that we have a break through August and meet again on the rst Monday in September, the 8th. Usual arrangements: 10.00 for 10.30 at Hornby Institute, friends, family, guests welcome as ever. Enjoy the Summer!John Poole, Secretary (07713827032)News From The Neighbours

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