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Number 39 March 2006 - Headlines

CHOIRS NOT QUIET
SOME SERIOUS SACRED STUFF FOR LENT
Easter approaches and the churches of our area will be upholding the fine choral music tradition which is so much a part of our local heritage. At St. Paul's parish church in Kirkgate, Shipley, choral music by Mozart, Tchaikovsky and Leighton will play an important part of a special service....
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CYCLES IN THE SHED LOOK LIKE BIG BUSINESS
All Terrain Cycles are moving into Shed 48 in the yard directly in front of Salts Mill and hope to be ready for opening in time for the Easter weekend. Owner Tony Booth tells me that they will offer a full range of road, mountain, ladies' and children's bikes, and a full range of clothing and....
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BUSY TIME FOR TRAMWAY
Clive Woods anticipates a busy summer ahead for Shipley Glen Tramway. A new cable is to be fitted at the cost of £4,335.61 and the bottom platforms and path....
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WHAT A WORLD HERITAGE SIGHT
ANOTHER PIECE OF SALTAIRE HISTORY
This story, told entirely in excerpts from the Sentinel, goes back quite long enough: February 2003 - The Council tells a Neighbourhood Forum that the public conveniences in Caroline Street car park are to be "retained and reviewed in light of World Heritage status"...
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25% TENANTS
One in every four people now living in Saltaire is a tenant according to an Environmental Capacity Study conducted by World Heritage Site Officer, Caroline Wilkinson and her team. The survey is to be repeated every three years.

JOHN NICHOLSON POETRY PRIZE

John Nicholson (1790 - 1843)To encourage the reading and, more specifically, writing of poetry locally. ALL Sentinel readers are eligible to participate, the only stipulation being the theme of Saltaire and/or Airedale. Entries accepted all year round, winner published annually in September.
John Nicholson (1790-1843), “The Airedale Poet”, died tragically on the bank of the river, close to what is now Victoria Road. The Sentinel Picture of John Nicholson is an electronic adapation of the engraving by W. O. Geller

LABYRINTH MADE TO AMAZE
Watch out for an unusual attraction in the grounds of the United Reformed Church in the very near future. Minister Rev. Paul Breeze will be setting up a prayer labyrinth. "It's like a maze marked out on the ground" says Paul, "With various objects along the way to encourage people to pause and pray." Villagers can expect to see and hear more of the URC's mission initiatives.

Regular Features

Barlo & Shaw’s A to Z of Saltaire street names
This month: VICTORIA
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Through the Saltaire Keyhole with The Shipley and Saltaire Times
March 1879
USEFUL HINTS : COOKING AN OLD HEN.
Researched by local writer and historian, Clive Woods.
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Roger Clarke's Saltaire people
This week: Michael Halliday
Michael Halliday was the licensee of the Boathouse Inn for a year until August 2005, having previously been assistant manager there for three years from 1997. His family has a long association with the Village as both his father and grandmother worked...
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Local history

Ten Lessons on Cottage Cookery
Roger Clarke thinks that Saltaire residents today are spoilt for choice when it comes to eating out and tells us that even in 1860 the situation in Saltaire was much better than in the rest of Bradford. Sir Titus' dining hall...
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Roger Clarke's History of VICTORIA ROAD, Nos. 5 – 7
No.5 was a general dealer's, according to the census for 1871 and again for '81, but by 1894 had become a fish and chip shop. No.6 was a grocer's in 1881 and a greengrocery by 1894. By the 1930s, Nos. 5 & 6 had jointly....
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James Duncan
James Duncan, Editor
REGULAR EVENTS

SHIPLEY ROTARY CLUB
Meets for lunch with a guest speaker
Every Tuesday
12.30 - 2 pm

Lower Hall, Otley Road
New members welcome
contact Arthur Smith
01535 270615

SHIPLEY GLEN TRAMWAY
Opened May 18th 1895. Now a Registered Charity.
OPERATING TIMES MARCH:
Saturdays 1 – 4 pm
Sundays 12 – 4 pm
Tel. 01274-589010 
Adult Single 50p / Child/Senr. 30p
Adult Return 80p / Child/Senr. 50p
Under 3s, wheelchairs, prams and pushchairs FREE Volunteers welcomed.

FRIENDS OF ROBERTS PARK
Next Meeting 13 March at 7.00 p.m.
Half Moon Cafe

SHIPLEY RETIRED MEN'S FORUM
Alternate Wednesdays
Shipley Library 10.15 am
Speakers this month
15th Mr. B Chamley
Living in the 1500s
29th Mr. C Helme
Legends of the Brass Band World
Tel. 01274 591745

AIREDALE ANTIQUE COLLECTORS SOCIETY
Meets on the first Tuesday of each month in Shipley Library at 7.30 pm.
New members welcome

MARKET TRADING AGAIN
The Farmers Market, which was held for a trial period in the church grounds, will begin trading in Caroline Street car park on Saturday March 18th and then be held on the third Saturday of each month. Closure of the car park will be arranged for the preceding Friday night. Fifteen to eighteen traders are expected to participate in the market, which will have its own full publicity programme.

ONE-OFF EVENTS FOR YOUR DIARY

St.Paul's Shipley
AIRE VALLEY SINGERS
CHORAL CONCERT
To include Lauridsen: Lux Aeterna Saturday March 11th 7.30pm
Tickets: 01274 563736 or
01484 717473 or on the door
More info

Saltaire United Reformed Church
KINGS COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE
CHORAL SCHOLARS
Thurs. March 30th 7.30 pm
More info

Saltaire United Reformed Church
Maunder’s OLIVET TO CALVARY.
Sung by the Choir with Guest Soloists Conducted by Michael Fletcher.
Sunday April 9th 2.30pm
More info

SALTAIRE VILLAGE SOCIETY TRAVEL
SUPERB SALZBURGERLAND

Saalbach in the Glemm Valley
Departure: Sat. August 12th
Nine days. £449
Single suppl. £70. Insurance £25
5 nights at the super Hotel Ingonda in Saalback; 2 nights in Luzembourg and 1 in Reims, all with dinner and breakfast. Boat cruise on Lake Zell; Guided walking tour of Salzburg; Entrance to Krimml Waterfalls.
Much, much more.

CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW
Departure: Friday, May 26th
Two days £109\
EARLY BOOKING ESSENTIAL
Single suppl. £25 Insurance £8
£50 deposit required. Night at 4 star hotel. Ticket to last day of Show.
All coach travel. Visit to Windsor.
£50 deposit required.
DAY TRIPS AND SHORT BREAKS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
For More Information and Bookings:01274 598392

 
 
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