at Dalton Piercy, Elwick and Hart
Produced for the Villagers by Hart and Elwick Churches
Rev. Canon Janet Burbury, The Vicarage , Hart, Hartlepool, TS27 3AP [email protected] Tel 01429 262340 Mob 07958 131271
Dear friends,
Yesterday I was in London with Bishop Paul and a small group of clergy all interested in one thing! We met to discuss our interest with the Church Commissioners and that thing was, money! Historically the Commissioners have offered financial support to all parishes who cannot afford to cover their costs. Incidentally that includes almost 100% of the churches across the Durham diocese….
As stewardship of money is a highly valued Christian ethic and given that we’re all com- ing out of the years of austerity, they like us, want to know their money is going to be used in a fruitful way. Now they want churches to bid for their resources and financial support in order to show how their investment will come to bear fruit. Hence my jour- ney to London to discuss how Hartlepool’s bid might fit their funding criteria to grow the kingdom of God through the church in fresh ways.
Do I hold out any real hope for this bid coming to fruition? I hope so, but I don’t want us to depend on it. So what might we do on our own rather than relying on handouts? Re- cently Hart and Elwick held the first of a short series of open discussions (for anyone to join in) to look at how we can become a more Invitational community. We do our best in welcoming people into the local faith community, a community that wants to commit time to learn, to be supported, to enjoy fellowship and find a place of peace in our busy world – a world where we have our senses overloaded with information which oblite- rates mcuh chance to reflect or recharge our energies.
This idea of being an Invitational Church follows the welcome we offer….. To welcome is to make church like a…….? What might you say church is like? A bicycle perhaps? Where if you keep pedalling it should stay upright, but if you stop it will fall over in a heap. A hospital perhaps? A place to go when you need care. A rocket per- haps? A place where you go to think of things above you? I could go on, but you get the picture.
Church attendance is linked too often with ‘needing’ to go rather than choosing to go. Church attendance might be described as a magnet to draw people into a building, BUT the reason people go is in fact to leave the premises, to go out recharged and ready to face the week. Looking at church this way, church becomes the opposite to a magnet …more like a radiator where energy and peace are taken outwards into the week, into work, leisure time and into our relationships with others.
If you are interested in joining in our next open discussion meeting why not pop along to Hart church July 4th 6.30pm and let’s see where our discussions takes us.
PS We had 7 adults and 7 youngsters from Elwick school and Hart Church confirmed by Bishop Mark just last Sunday – It was a joy!
Have a great summer and we’d love to see you at our social events or indeed at one of our services.
My most kind regards ~ Revd. Canon Janet
Regular Church Services
ST PETER’S, ELWICK HALL 1st Sunday in the month: 10 am ~ Family Service with Holy Communion. A service for all ages. 6 pm ~ Holy Communion (1662 Book of Common Prayer). A quiet service lasting half an hour.
All following Sundays: 9.30 am ~ Holy Communion. A traditional service with hymns and a short address.
ST MARY MAGDALENE, HART 1st Sunday in the month: 8 am ~ Holy Communion (1662 Book of Common Prayer) A quiet service lasting half an hour. 11am ~ Family Service with Holy Communion. A service for all ages.
All following Sundays: 11 am ~ Holy Communion ( Sunday school is during this service). A traditional service with hymns and a short address.
Also every 3rd Sunday: 4pm ~ Family Service. 3@4 A relaxed style of worship with a hint of fun!
Every Wednesday Evening at 6.00 pm A service of evening prayer
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HART VILLAGE HALL ACTIVITIES Sunday ……….Youth Club 5– 6.30pm ..(2nd Sunday in the month) Monday...... PILATES: 9.15-10.15am PILATES: 10.30-11.30am BABYGROUP 12.00—2.00pm Learn & Play ODDFELLOWS: 11.30am-2.30pm (2nd MONDAY in month on Alternate months ) HART STATION WI 7-9pm (first MONDAY of the month) Tuesday…………….. PARENTS and TODDLERS: 9-30-11.00 am SEQUENCE DANCING: 1.30-3.30 pm DANCE FIT: 6.00-7.00pm Wednesday……….. HISTORY CLASS: 10.00-11.30 am TAI CHI 9.30-11.00am PILATES ; 6.15-7.15pm Thursday CHILDMINDERS GROUP 9.15-11.15am PILATES: 6.00 -7.00pm PILATES 7.15-8.15pm Friday……………….. FRENCH CLASS: 10.00 am-11.30am TAI CHI 6.00—8.00 pm WHIST GROUP: from 7.00--8.30 pm Sunday………………..(2nd in the month) Youth Club 5.00pm—6.30pm
Bookings : contact Frances Brown on 01429 273 475 Events: www.hartvillagehall.co.uk
ELWICK WI HALL ACTIVITIES
WOMEN’S INSTITUTE: 1st Monday of the month from 7.00-9.30 pm PARISH COUNCIL MEETING Last Monday of the Month 7.00pm-9.30pm PAINTING CLUB: Tuesdays from 9.30 am-12.30 pm YOUNG FARMERS CLUB: Tuesdays fortnightly at 7.30 pm NEEDLES & PINS Wednesdays from 10.00 am-noon WHIST: Wednesdays at 7 pm. New members welcome EQUIPLIATES: Pilates for riders but non riders welcome Friday 9-30am 10-30am HIITLATES: Saturday 8.30 - 9.30am
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CHILDREN SOCIETY BLUE BOXES
Pat Horsley would like to thank everybody for their blue boxes in aid of the Children’s Society. The grand total of £263 was made to send to them. If you have not got your box back please get in touch with Pat herself.
HIITLATES …. Coming to Elwick Village Hall on Saturday 14th July
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If you would like to improve your health & fitness why not come & workout with kettlebells, dumbells combined with fat blasting body- weight exercises then chill during your Pilates moves to cool & stretch. You will receive a list of the exercises so you can repeat at home.
All exercises will come with two options … easier & more difficult so sessions will be ideal for those who are unfit, overweight or us more ma- ture individuals, subject to health forms allowing this form of exercise – hence pre-booking is essential.
Sessions are £5 for 45 minutes, limited spaces so if you are interested you can message Claire on 07500041512 or email clairedry- [email protected]
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Elwick 200 Club
The 200 club was drawn this month in church on Sunday June 3rd. June Results
£30 no 91 Jean Johnson £25 no 150 Andrea Ashton £15 no 57 Karin McIntosh £10 no 185 Jeff Ashton £10 no 65 Colin Reid
Elwick Ladies Fellowship
Our June meeting was a very pleasant occasion as we joined up with Hart Fel- lowship for our annual Afternoon Tea at Hardwick Manor Hotel.
The weather, the friendship and the tea were most enjoyable!!
Our next meeting will be on Monday 9th July at 2pm at Betty Booth’s House 13 Cairnston Road, Hartlepool.
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ELWICK WOMEN’S INSTITUTE
The June meeting started with the singing of Jerusalem, minutes of the previous meeting were read and the financial statement giv- en. Final arrangements were made for the Group Meeting at Wolviston and the trip to Hawes for lunch at the Wensleydale Creamery plus extra information regarding our outing to Keswick and tour of the Lakes on 6th August.
This month we were delighted to welcome back Sarah McCallister for a cookery demonstration. This time she made three very quick and easy meals, a chicken stir fry, a curry and a pasta dish. There was a lovely aroma wafting around the hall and unlike TV cook- ery programmes where the chef tells us how good the meal tastes, we were able to sample the delicious food ourselves.
The competition for three home-made scones was won by Joanna Bellerby with Sandra O’Connor second and Val Hazlewood and Linda Finer joint third. The raffle was won by Sylvia Stockdale. ********************** We have two spare seats on the bus for our trip to Keswick, if any- one would like to join us please contact Joan Sturrock.
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CHURCH WARDENS—CONTACT DETAILS
HART CHURCH Anne Johnson 01429 269699 Shirley Brown 01429 269418
ELWICK CHURCH Victoria Harrison 07985 781 364 Colin Reid 07824 482 877 CHURCH WEB SITES www.elwickchurch.org.uk
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Firstly I would like to say a HUGE thank you to those unseen people who keep Elwick, St. Peter’s church looking so neat, clean and tidy. But to maintain this it would be wonderful if a few more people would come forward and volunteer to help us. The more volunteers the less we would be called upon to do the jobs, to clean through with two takes roughly one hour plus occasionally clean- ing the church brass. If you feel you could give an hour two or three times a year please contact Sally Reid on 07932372130 or [email protected]. Thank you.
COFFEE MORNING Thank you to everyone who attended our Coffee Morning on June 9th. It was well attended and the atmosphere was lovely with peo- ple staying chatting to old friends and having refills of Tea/ Coffee. The amount raised was £429. Personally the money is lovely but the main outcome of these events for me is the community coming together like we used to years ago. Can I say thank you to everyone who helped with the preparation and on the day. It was much appreciated.
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ELWICK PARISH COUNCIL REPORT FOR MAY
What an exciting month this has been! The Annual Parish Meeting, held on 21st May, was well attended, with over 40 partici- pants hearing from the Clerk, on the Council’s work over the last year, Louise Parks for the EMA and school, Victoria Harrison for the church and Katie Sanderson for Young Farmers (brilliant to hear that she had won a national award from YFA!). Regrettably, the WI was unable to field someone to talk, but Diane spoke about Wynyard and Hilary reported on the frustrating lack of a date for the referendum on the Rural Plan, before in- viting residents to consider what the PC should prioritise for the next year, including ap- plication(s) to the Red Gap Community Fund. Residents raised concern about the growing amount of dog dirt in the gyhll; some trees in the village now being too tall or causing footpath problems with their roots; the non- replacement of the chevrons at the east end of the village, before the elephant in the room finally raised it’s head – the imminent closing of the A19 crossings! Just at that point, Ward Cllr Loynes arrived from attending Greatham Parish Council and heard from a number of residents what a negative impact this will have on their lives. Brenda then ex- plained briefly about the By-Pass progress and why HBC reserves could not be used to fund it (most is already committed to the Church Street redevelopment). The evening closed with everyone chatting over wine, cheese & nibbles or coffee & cake (or in some case all of these!).
Thanks to the support and votes of our villagers, Elwick’ 5 candidates were all re-elected, with Diane Atkins and Elizabeth Hurst from Wynyard joining the team. At the Annual Meeting of the Parish Council, our new Councillors were warmly welcomed; Peter Hutchinson retained the Chair with a unanimous vote, and Hilary Thompson was like- wise returned as Vice-Chair. The Village Maintenance Group is to be chaired by Barbara Irving and Hilary will chair the new Social Activities Committee, as well as the Person- nel Committee. Our Internal Auditor, Peter Olsen, gave the accounts a clean bill of health and these will now be submitted for External Audit. The Parish Council is looking for others to join the Social Activities Committee, whose remit includes the annual Village Fete – so hopefully the EMA, PCC, WI and Young Farmers will send members. If any- one else is interested, do please contact the Clerk.
Finally, and in case you thought I’d forgotten – we now have virtually completed the first stage of the upgrade of the Playing Field. The new equipment has been installed and as soon as the soft fall area is re-shuttered and been refilled with bark chippings, we shall have an official opening. Without the Red Gap funding this would not have been possi- ble, and we are all most grateful for their support, and also to Awards for All. The Parish Meeting approved plans to seek further funding for the resurfacing o the cinder paths at each end of the village, with replacement railings on Church Bank to match those on the steps up to the church, a roundabout for the playing field, and repairs to the road to the north-east end of the village green which is breaking down. Another busy year ahead! Minna West—Clerk
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NEWS FROM DALTON PIERCY PARISH COUNCIL - JULY
Hexagrid: Work is now complete on the five areas. The grass is coming through slowly as we have had little rain and the birds have snaffled some of the seed. We’ll add more seed and hope it rains - overnight!! Thank you for your patience. It’s been an expensive job, paid for in part by DPPC, Red Gap funding and a contribution from landlord Thirteen. It should restore the green and will be worth it when winter arrives and we don’t have to worry about the safety aspect of negotiating mud baths.
The Batts: The wooden fencing to replace the barbed wire around the wildflower meadow is now complete. The Batts comprises 11 acres of land sold to DPPC, with the proviso that it remained a nature reserve for 10 years (now lapsed ).
Website: The new website is now live but still needs some additional work, re back dated minutes and load- ing of photos etc. New address is daltonpiercy.com The old email address is still accessible at www.daltonpiercy.co.uk
Ward Councillor’s Report: Brenda Loynes has asked HBC to reconsider the Village Hall land. The best she has been able to negotiate is a 25 year lease, but no guarantee that this will be at a peppercorn rent for the whole period.
Asphalt path: DPPC asked that the asphalt path from Three Gates to Sambuca be sprayed. The Clerk con- tacted HBC and asked that this be done urgently as the moss was making it very slippy. The weeds have been sprayed, but as it was so overgrow it needs a second spray.
No 65 Bus: Paul’s Travel wrote to inform us that the No 65 bus will no longer come through Dalton Piercy or Elwick villages. No date has been given as yet when the service will stop.
Sewage smell: Northumbrian Water have met with the Treatment Works Manager in the Windmill car park and were met with a very strong odour. The Windmill has a private pumping station which NW has no right of access. However the Windmill/Sambuca do have to meet specified standards for their effluent to enter NW’s system. NW will involve external agencies and are happy to come and report to the next Parish Coun- cil meeting.
Boundary Commission Review: A consultation on new Ward Boundaries is underway. There is also a pro- posal that HBC should have an extra three Councillors. It may be that the increase in the part of Wynyard which falls within the Elwick parish may make the number of constituents viable for a Rural Ward again. At present Hart is not in our Ward. Any comments you wish to make, write to the Boundary Review Officer at HBC, or access the portal on the HBC website. The consultation deadline is 5th August 2018.
Clerk, Jennifer White: email: [email protected] phone; 07879 632 229
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DATE FOR YOUR SUMMER DIARY HART VILLAGE SUMMER FAIR SATURDAY 7th JULY 2018 11a.m. till 4ish
Venue St. Mary Magdalene church field, Hart Village. Scrumptious afternoon teas and tasty B.B.Q. Home produced products exhibit, (Bring your garden produce, homemade jams, chutneys and bakes etc.) Our popular TOMBOLA and WHITE ELEPHANT STALL, Bouncy Castle and Dog Show. Raffles, Craft Stalls, Choir and Maypole Dancing and much, much more!!!! (See how Stanley Birdsaway is “fairing”) FUN FOR ALL AGES, be there or miss a fabulous fair. You’ve enjoyed it before, come and have some more!!!! SEE PAGE 16 for schedule etc
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The June meeting was much taken up with discussing the Village Field Wall, the western part of which partially collapsed in early spring. The Chairman reported to the meeting that the school wished to have an inner wire safety fence built 4 metres inside the walls around the field, for the health & safety of the children, as there was a possibility that the other limestone walls might collapse in the future. The proposal had only come to light at a meeting held at the school that morning, of which the Parish Council had only 48 hours’ notice, on which Borough Councillors were to vote at a meeting to be held on the following day. It was very clear at that meeting, at which HBC Education Authority officers, the school and Parish Councillors and Clerk, along with David Wall, a former Chairman of the Parish Council were present, that both HBC and the school believed that the field belonged to the school. Mr. Wall and the Chairman had explained the history of the field, donated to the village by the Milbank family in the late 19th Century, and the tri-partite agreement between HBC, the school and the Parish Council, which allowed the school sole use during school hours and the villagers use at all other times. The Education Authority officers were not aware of the existence of this agreement; they had tabled five options for addressing the collapsed wall, only two of which had involved rebuilding the wall in any way, but their preferred option, due to cost, was the removal of the wall and placement of the high plastic cov- ered wire mesh fencing inside the three ancient walls.
Residents present at the Parish Council meeting, as well as those Councillors who had not attended the meeting at the school, had been vehemently opposed to the removal of the wall and all agreed that a letter should be submitted to the Children’s Services Com- mittee stating the Parish Council’s view on the matter, and offering to include the wall in the proposed ‘Heart of Hart’ funding bids, for the refurbishment of the Chare and car park. The other issue discussed was the Boundary Commission Review of local Wards within Hartlepool. Councillors felt that Hart would much prefer to be in the same Ward as the other rural villages with which we have much in common, not least a shared history, ra- ther than linked with a Ward which was predominantly urban. It was agreed that this view be put forward to the Boundary Commission.
Minna West Clerk
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News from Hart Church Ladies Fellowship Our June meeting took the form of afternoon tea in the hardwick Manor Hotel Blackhall. We met with our friends from Elwick ladies fellowship. It was lovely to sit outside in the summer sunshine and chat before going in for tea. Shirley thanked Mary Scott on behalf of all present for organising the afternoon, we look forward to our next meeting. Charity Update. We would like to thank The Stoker Family for their donation of 2 large raf- fle prizes. We will draw the lucky ticket on July 1st. The proceeds are to be sent to The North Air Ambulance.
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HART VILLAGE SUMMER FAIR SATURDAY 7TH JULY 2018
• Cream Tea’s • BBQ • Jam Stall • Cake Stall • Craft Stalls • Children’s Activities • Craft and Home produce show • Tombola • White Elephant Stall
Held in the grounds of the historic church and village. Join in the village spirit and be part of the fun.
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Saturday, July 7th 2018 11am to 4pm All entries to be brought by 10.30 am on the day
Hart Village Summer Fair The following are the categories for the Fair Show.
• Children’s Garden on a Plate. • Rose Grown in Hart. • Banana Loaf. • Topical Muffins (any flavour). • Vase of home grown flowers. • Jar of Local Fruit Jam. • Jar of Seasonal Chutney.
£1 per entry £1 per en-
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NEWS FROM OUR 3 @ 4 Our last service was June 17th Father’s Day. Rev Janet talked on God the Fa- ther and his unconditional love for us. The children made cards and gave a chocolate gift to their fathers. The final task was to see how many words they could find from the letters in Our Father Who Art in Heaven. Come to our next service we will re- member St Mary Magdalene and end with a picnic. We are all looking forward to Our Summer Fair and hope for a hot sunny day. Don’t forget to make a jar of jam, bake a banana loaf or 4 muffins, ar- range some garden flowers and enter the competitions.
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From the Registers
Baptisms
At St Mary Magdalene, Hart 20th May 2018, Joseph John Purdy-Bilton 27th May, Harry David Ryan Jacob William Mithelson 10th June, Henry William Bonner Jack Samuel Bonner 17th June, Lois Rose Foster 24th June, Louis Samuel Gravett
We warmly welcome these new members into the family of the church.
Weddings At St Mary Magdalene, Hart 30th May 2018, Timothy Richard Davies and Marrieanne Lavelle 2nd June, Frazer Kinnie and Tracy Catherine Willmitt 9th June, Ross Salmons and Stacey Louise Winspear
We wish them every happiness in their future life together.
Funerals At St Mary Magdalene, Hart. 5th June 2018, Margaret Anne Boddy 7th June, Margaret Elizabeth Ogle
May they rest in peace.
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