1. INSIDE THIS MONTHS ISSUE
Editorial. The Parkway Fund.
FEBRUARY 2013 ISSUE
HADLEY WOOD NEWS
Hadley Wood’s shopping parade. Struggling.
Peter Jones. Retiring
Erika Lindsay. Columbia calling.
Hadley Wood’s young footballers. Winning.
Bridge in Hadley Wood. Coming up trumps.
Photograph by John Leatherdale.
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2. Parkway Progress. Peter Jones. who often made the last day of the Open
Championship. By 1965 Peter was at Old
As a couple of months have passed since The news that Peter Jones is retiring from Fold Manor G.C as first assistant to Mike
the last message on the Parkway Fund, I his position as golf professional at the Plumbridge. “Mike was a golf professional’s
wish to bring our readers up to date with a Hadley Wood Golf Club has caused a golf professional” said Peter “He was a
brief progress report. The letters to all certain amount of dismay. It prompted a good teacher and a good player and I
donors went out at the middle of November visit to the inner sanctum of the pro shop to learned a great deal from him. He opened
and many of those donors, who were ask for his story. Here it is. my eyes to what a golf professional
entitled to a refund, have disclaimed their Born in Aberdeen, Peter grew up in should be”. In 1970 Peter was appointed
rights to their refund. Bedfordshire. Peter’s father, orphaned by Head Professional at Arkley GC. He still
I am extremely the Titanic disaster, was a Barnardo’s boy. remembers his first sale from the Pro shop.
grateful on behalf of He overcame this difficult start to life by later Two Slazenger golf balls at four shillings
the Association to becoming a commissioned officer in the and sixpence each in bright yellow
all those who have RAF. Peter was educated in Bedford at the wrappers. In 1972 he married Christine a
generously agreed Harpur Trust school excelling as a gymnast, Chartered Physiotherapist. The first of their
to allow the balance playing rugby for his school and three sons was born whilst at Arkley and in
of their entitlement Bedfordshire school boys as a fullback. 1974 he was appointed to Old Fold Manor
to be transferred to In 1960 at the age of sixteen a holiday as head professional. His final appointment
the Association for with an uncle in Tavistock resulted in his was to Hadley Wood in 1993. Paul Foster
the future benefit of first game of golf. After a little
the residents of practice (actually one day) his
Hadley Wood and their friends. first round of golf took him 113
To those donors who were issued shots! He was hooked and
refund cheques, I apologise that on first returned to Bedford joining the
presentation they were unable to be met. golf club there (paying £8.00
A small technical hitch between ourselves a year- HWGC please note).
and the Bank, which did not operate the Eighteen months later his
switch facility between our Deposit and handicap was 3. Aged eighteen
Current Account, caused the problem. Peter applied for a job at the
I would remind the very few remaining Bedfordshire golf club as
donors, who may wish to claim their assistant pro. to JW Moore
entitlement, to do so within the next 14 famous for having taught Henry
days. A further progress report will be given Longhurst to play golf. Peter
to you all when with our legal advisors, we became interested in teaching
will apply to the Charity Commission for golf and in 1962 was selected to
permission to transfer the remaining funds attend the first course for young
to the Hadley Wood Association. professionals organised by the
We can see the winning post in sight, so PGA at Llandudno.
our appreciation goes to all donors for their In 1963 he moved to Bedford
generosity, co-operation and patience. and County under John
Graham Sharp Chairman. HWA McDonald. John was a fine golfer
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came with him from Old Fold as assistant MOTHER’S DAY
and later Alistair Archibald joined the team. Sunday 10th March
Recognising they were under a very fine Treat your Mother to Sunday Lunch at our Mary Beale
Restaurant. 3 course lunch with coffee, chocolates and a
Footsteps in Colombia
boss these two stayed with him and happily surprise gift for mum. £45 per adult, children under 12 People were perplexed about our choice of
£24.00. Payable on booking. Be sure to book early!
are now taking over the reins at HWGC. Colombia for our summer break. Why were
Alternatively treat your Mother to Afternoon Tea at West
Meanwhile his three sons grew up, Lodge Park. Enjoy a stroll around the beautiful gardens and we going somewhere so dangerous? I
then relax between 3.30pm and 6.00pm with Afternoon Tea.
studied at Oxford, Warwick and Cambridge knew deep down though that we had made
Universities respectively where they played a good choice. A bio-diverse country with
football and golf for the Universities first wonderfully warm people, picturesque
teams. So far they have presented Peter WEST LODGE PARK
YO U R C O U N T RY R E T R E AT
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“Have you coached any outstanding One of the highlights was the few days
players-other than myself” I asked modestly. we spent in Huila province, in the south
Suppressing a pitying smile Peter admitted the eye. “The golfer’s job is to swing the west of the country. We enjoyed walking
to no world famous players but many good club properly. It is not the golfer’s job to hit through the Tatacoa semi-desert area
professionals. (And countless ordinary the ball”. admiring the intense red coloured rock,
people, I thought, who he taught to enjoy Musing on this I left Peter in the proshop heavy with iron-ore, the landscape
the game). It was time to go. I asked him a to finish the closing down process. peppered with the imposing cardones
final question. Could he distil all his I was going to say how much he will be (candelabra cacti). I am not surprised that
teaching experience into one sentence. A missed but the good news is that he will some indigenous communities in South
moment’s thought followed. “Take hold of continue to teach. There’s hope for us yet. America consider these cacti as their
the club correctly and lightly. Let the ball get Rod Armstrong. Photo by John Leatherdale ancestors. To me they are the equivalent of
in the way of the club” he said looking me in a wise old oak.
We journeyed through rice fields,
tobacco, coffee, plantain and passion fruit
Hadley Wood’s shops. plantations. Time to visit those pre-
This month we said goodbye to our Thai Colombian stone statues in the
restaurant and its friendly proprietor archaeological parks near San Agustin,
Gwyn. The restaurant opened in August scattered across the rolling green-clad
2008 and for five years provided us with a mountain landscape of the Upper
very nice place to eat and easy parking Magdalena river. The parks were
thrown in. Now it is rumoured that other designated as UNESCO heritage sites in
shops on our little shopping parade are 1995. These impressive ceremonial
struggling. It is too late to do anything funereal statues, many anthropomorphic,
about Thai 18 but it is not too late to help included some animal features of jaguars
out our other shops and preserve an and eagles, representing power and
extremely useful shopping parade run by strength or monkeys to represent sexual
a very nice group of exceptionally prowess. The tallest was about 6 metres
hardworking people. high and amazingly some were preserved
As a matter of interest I asked Bob and this does not leave a great deal to spend with traces of their original painted colour
Sangita at Londis how much, for at Londis out of the weekly shop at intact. Prominent women in these pre-
example, would 100 customers have to Waitrose or wherever. And there must be Colombian communities were not excluded
spend in their shop to keep things many more than 100 customers. So why from representation after their deaths. There
financially secure. About £25 each a not divert a small percentage of our were some more feminine statues
week was the surprising answer. Given weekly spend to our own shops? bedecked with carved jewellery and
that the average household spends Use ‘em or lose ‘em! clutching small babies.
about £10 a week there on newspapers Rod Armstrong. In between statue gazing and various
coffee breaks, we visited the Bordones
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4. waterfall. At 400m it is Colombia's highest
waterfall. We shared our view with groups
of happy school children who completely
mobbed us with their cameras. Not only
were they unused to seeing Europeans
but we came from the city hosting that
little sporting event! They clambered on to
their brightly coloured buses with state
of the art speakers booming out that
infectious, rhythmical Colombian music.
This was motivation enough to go to school
I thought!
We were in tropical fruit heaven!
We sampled succulent mangos,
pineapples, passion fruit and
blackberries to name but a few.
We were also introduced to
Cholupa and Lula, both similar to
passion fruit. I was offered all
sorts of herbal remedies for the
cough I had acquired, including
hot coca tea. I abandoned the
idea of buying coca tea bags to
take home, in case I raised alarm
bells in customs.
It was time to leave San Agustin and drive no logic to the construction plans. We
to the colonial city of Popayan about 136 squeezed past lorries chugging up the
kilometres away. The road is largely bumpy road in the other direction and the
unpaved. It is a great talking point amongst way was peppered with road works.
the locals as the directors of the company Orange cones marked the worksites with
contracted to pave it ran off with the a workman or local young lady holding
contract money and are now in jail. We set the ubiquitous “stop/go” sign to direct
off along the dusty bone shaking road. the traffic. Regular police checkpoints
Periodically, we drove along a paved reminded us that this had been guerrilla
section and had to pay a toll. There seemed country about five years ago. not help but sway to the lovely music
We wound up through the playing in the background.
mountains of the Cordillera Once through the Altiplano, we started
Central and dense cloud forest at our long descent in to Popayan. The
about 6,000 feet. The cloud forest landscape suddenly gave way to rolling
gave way to the even higher, green mountains with cattle farms and
desolate and boggy paramos of plantations of tobacco and fruit. The
the Altiplano. A strong wind swept temperature climbed and we were glad to
across these scrubby plains, feel heat again. Some six hours after
backed by foreboding volcanoes. leaving San Agustin, we arrived at our hotel
We had a couple of welcome in the centre of Popayan ready for more
stops at tiny roadside shacks adventures.
selling coffee and snacks. I could Erika Lindsay
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5. NSPCC Barnet Appeals
Committee
'It's Spring Again...Time to
STOP....and Smell the Coffee!!’
Please join us for coffee, cakes,
chat and a little shopping.
On Friday 8th March, 10.30 to
1pm at 4, Newmans Way, Hadley
Wood, Herts
Bring Spring a little closer with
our lovely indoor planters,
Gifts by Jo Ireland. Home Made
Cakes and other goodies
£3.00 entry includes coffee, cakes
and cookies
ALL FUNDS RAISED TO THE
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All aspects of general dentistry
offered throughout the week experienced male and female trainers and
including Saturday morning take advantage of some special
promotions and experiences.
appointments
These include exclusive Open Day extras,
Please contact our reception where some lucky new clients will receive
16 Crescent West, Hadley Wood, an amazing 40% discount off their training
Barnet, Herts, EN4 0EJ and benefit from the motivational, fun and
Tel: 020 8441 0257 focussed programmes that the studio has
been so successful with for fifteen years.
Other inspiring freebies include mini
Family Open Day for health checks, weight loss advice, 15
Hadley Wood and
minute taster training sessions and a
Fitness Studio special Kids’ Fitness Boot Camp – there Wingate Football Club
Hadley Wood based business, One to One really is something for the whole family to
Fitness, is celebrating 15 years of improving enjoy. Anyone can drop in on the day, but Hadley Wood and Wingate FC is a youth
the health and fitness of its clients with a booking is advisable as places are limited football club which was established in 2003
Family Open Day on Sunday 24th February on the taster sessions. and is a Charter standard development club.
2013. From 10am till 4pm anyone attending Jamie Anderson, founder of One to One As with many other clubs we are very proud
will be able to meet the team of friendly, Fitness, commented, with the performance of our children
“We are looking forward to welcoming (regardless of the score). We believe that
families to the studio, whether they’ve been football, is more than a sport and it promotes
before, or are new to fitness. This Family good community and teamwork values.
Open Day is a great opportunity to share Our Under 10 Eagles team was
our birthday celebrations as well as give established last season and would like to
some inspiring samples of what we do to share their story with you…The Under 10
anyone who would like to get fitter, healthier Eagles have certainly improved as a team
and happier.” since last season in the Purple Division
One to One fitness, 12 Crescent West, (Watford Friendly League), but so has
Hadley Wood, Herts EN4 0EJ Call 020 everyone else! We are always astonished
8447 1661 how big our opposition are. Sometimes I
www.one-to-one-fitness.co.uk think we are in the under 12's league.
Nevertheless the boys have, in general, met
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE the challenges head on, and earned the
QUIZ NIGHT
respect of opposition players and
managers. Being smaller in size means
technique and team spirit are even more
Saturday 2nd March 2013 important to compete every Sunday. We
started the season well, winning 3 out of
Once again, by popular demand, the Friends of Hadley Wood School are bringing you their annual fundraising Quiz Night. The evening is
always a lot of fun, and consists of a general knowledge quiz, a bar, and a fish and chip supper. The quiz is not just for the eggheads and our first 5 games, however the wins have
brainboxes amongst you there is something for everyone. Why not support your local school and have fun at the same time? Up to
eight people can be on each table so you can either build your own team or we can arrange for you to sit on another table so that you
can make new friends. All are welcome!
WHERE? Hadley Wood School, Courtleigh Avenue
WHEN? Saturday 2nd March 2013
WHAT TIME? 7pm arrive for a 7.30pm start. The bar will stay open after the quiz has finished so there will be time for extra socialising
then.
HOW MUCH? Each ticket is £15 which includes a fish and chip supper.
WHAT ELSE? There is a maximum of eight people on each team so you can either get a team together or buy individual tickets. There
will also be a bar and a raffle. All money raised will go straight to the school.
WHAT NOW? Please contact Hannah Destro on 07796 933565 to reserve your tickets. Numbers will be limited so buy early to avoid
disappointment!

6. dried up since, despite some brave and For those interested in joining contact Pilates Teacher - Personal Trainer
committed performances. There was a first Roy Taylor 0208 449 4531 or Robin Nunn Established lower back specialist
for the Eagles this season, a 3-1 win away to 0208 363 4380. If you're looking for dramatic changes in the way your
Harvesters Yellow in the Challenge Cup, body looks, feels and performs. If you want to improve
flexibility, strength and agility, muscle tone, and
gave us a first win in a cup competition. Our
reward in the next round was a tie against
The Tuesday Bridge become less prone to injury... Then you're about to
discover how you can do all this, quickly and easily,
Omonia Green (riding high in the Red Club with your One to One Pilates session!
Division), after a couple of postponements In the 1980s Tom Berry decided to teach EASING YOUR BACK PAIN WITH PILATES
Pilates can both alleviate existing back problems and
we were put out of our misery on 13th Jan. bridge at the HWA Centre on a Tuesday
prevent future ones.
in a 13 goal thriller!!! So we carry on looking night and soon had enough pupils to start
No matter what your age or condition,
forward to seeing the back of winter and a new club. The club is not affiliated to the Pilates will work for you!
hopefully a few wins before the end of the EBU and is run by a committee headed by Make a difference in your life today!
season, but most importantly to have fun Norman Heaton. A full programme of Contact Stuart on: 07787 552326
Or email: stuart@pilates-stuart.co.uk
and enjoy playing the game of football. events similar to the Friday club during the
Thanks to the boys and parents who have year keep the 78 members busy. Sessions www.pilates-stuart.co.uk
been brilliant so far this season. For more start at 7.30 pm and finish at 10. The Bridge
information about the football club you can is relaxed and not quite so serious as on a of the golf club enjoy a full range of bridge
refer to the following links: Friday no prize money is awarded and no activities including, Rubber, Chicago and
www.hadleywood.org.uk/sports- tea or coffee is served. Table money is Duplicate sessions. The ladies section
clubs/football/ £1.50 per player. Visitors and new members meet most Thursdays during the winter
wingatefinchley.com/hadleyu7-9info.php are welcome – contact Norman Heaton on months and a regular Monday mixed
www.hadleywoodwingatefc.co.uk/ 01707 658320 duplicate is popular.
The club also arranges both Men’s and
Playing Bridge in Bridge at Hadley Wood Ladies Teams to play against other golf
clubs. It must be pointed out that the Ladies
Hadley Wood Golf Club team is usually undefeated particularly
When the Hadley Wood Association built the Bridge has always been a good against the Men’s team!!
Centre at the Tennis club in 1969, keen companion to the game of golf. Members There are four very popular bridge
bridge players Tom and Celia Berry started
the HWA Bridge Club. This met initially every
second Friday and subsequently every
Friday since.
Now known as the Friday Club it is
affiliated to the English Bridge Union, the
main organisation controlling the game in
the UK. With 75 members the club is run by
a committee headed by Chairman Roy
Taylor. Roy puts on a full programme of
events over the year with summer and winter
party evenings and special Christmas teams
playing for the Tom Berry Trophy. Other
events include the World Wide and Children
in Need Simultaneous pairs. The annual
spring weekend break is a popular and fun
weekend away, usually by the seaside.
The sessions are run by the three qualified
EBU directors Robin Nunn, Mike Smith and
Trevor Hails. Being affiliated, all members are
automatically members of the EBU, they
receive the regular publication of English
Bridge, win master points for ranking and are
rated statistically every time they play. Cash
prizes are given to the winners each week so
if you win then you may get your table money
back! Table money is £3.00 per player.
A session on a Friday starts promptly at
7.30pm and 24 Boards (hands) are played
finishing approximately at 10.30pm. The
bar is then opened for those players who
need some fortification and who consider
the coffee and biscuits supplied were
not enough! This is a friendly club and
visitors and new members are welcome.

7. WINDOW CLEANING SERVICES
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References available. weekend appointments Our mobile valeting service is now
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evenings arranged, again over the winter
months when an excellent supper is taken at
6.30pm and bridge played for some great and one of the best centres is in at the game as played at the clubs. Contact him
prizes until 10.00pm. Some of these Gosling Bridge Centre in Welwyn Garden at 0208 3634380.
evenings are open to visitors introduced by City. The cost of joining either the Friday or the
a member. The next bridge supper is on Locally Robin Nunn from the Friday Club Tuesday club is an annual subscription of
Wednesday 20th February. runs a weekly session for beginners in the £3.00. To be a member of either the Friday
hope of recruiting new members for both or Tuesday club you have to be a member of
clubs. the Hadley Wood Association as a family
Starting to play bridge Joining a bridge club. resident in Hadley Wood or as an associate
There are many ways to learn the game Those players who play the game at home member costing £18.00 per year. Play at the
though experienced players will tell you they and have no experience of playing at a club, Golf club is for members of the golf club
never stop learning! may be put off by the formality of unfamiliar only though there are opportunities to go as
The English Bridge Union will put you in rules. Robin Nunn would be pleased to a guest of a member.
touch with qualified teachers in your area, arrange a session to introduce you to the Robin Nunn
Gareth and Anne Evans
St. Paul's Church hosted a farewell party for Gareth and
Anne Evans after church on Sunday, 3rd February. We
had champagne and a lovely cake with a Scottish
thistle to wish them bon voyage en route to their new
home in Scotland. Jill Northam interviewed Gareth and
Anne during the morning service.
Gareth noted that they had seen many changes to
Hadley Wood and the community over the decades
they have lived here but the same lasting message of
hope and forgiveness continues to be proclaimed.
Rupert Mackay presented them with a photograph of
the church as a reminder of the loving church family
they have been a part of for many years. John Hall, the
Church warden, gave a toast after the service in which
he thanked them
for their many
years of service
both to St. Paul's
and to the local
community. We will
all miss them as
they travel north
and hope they will
be voting to keep
Scotland part of the
United Kingdom!
Rupert Mackay

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