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Lurgashall Newsletter Lurgashall Parish October 2019 LURGASHALL NEWSLETTER INSIDE THIS ISSUE § St Laurence Church 2-6 Parish Council 7 Bus Timetable 8 Village Hall 8-10 Film 11 Horticultural Club 12 LRA 13 Noticeboard 14-15 Village Shop 17-18 Local Information 19-28 VILLAGE EVENTS 2nd Oct 7pm Film Night Village Hall Fisherman's Friends 6th Oct 6pm Harvest Festival St Laurence & Supper Village Hall 14th Oct 1pm Village Lunch Village Hall 24th Oct 7pm Lord Egremont Talk Village Hall & Hort Club AGM 30th Oct 3-5pm Village Tea Village Hall Printed by Blackdown Fernhurst Lurgashall Parish October 2019 St Laurence's Church CHURCH SERVICES IN OCTOBER !!!!!!!!!!!!!Date! Time! Church! Service! ! ! ! ! 6!October! 10.30!am! Northchapel! Harvest!Festival!with!Communion! Trinity'16' ! ! ! ' 6.00!pm! Lurgashall! Harvest!Festival! ! ! The$Rev.$Canon$Nigel$Nicholson$ ! ! ! 6.30!pm! Ebernoe! Harvest!Festival! ! ! ! ! ! 13!October! 10.00!am! Lurgashall! Sung!Communion! Trinity'17' ! ! The$Rev.$Derek$Humphries$ ! ! $ 10.30!am! Ebernoe! Holy!Communion! ! ! ! ! ! Thursday!! 7.30!pm! Lurgashall! Licensing!Service!for! 17!October! The!Rev.!Kate!Bailey! ! The$Ven.$Archdeacon$Fiona$Windsor$ Archdeacon$of$Horsham$ $ ! ! ! ! 20!October! 10.30!am! Northchapel! Holy!Communion! Trinity'18' ! Combined!Parishes!Service! ! The$Rev.$Kate$Bailey$ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 27!October! 9.00!am! Lurgashall! Sung!Communion! Bible'Sunday' ! ! The$Rev.$Kate$Bailey$ ! ! ! 10.30!am! Ebernoe! Holy!Communion' ! ! ! ! Page 2 ! Lurgashall Parish October 2019 St Laurence's Church SIDESMEN AND READINGS Date% Sidesman% Readings% Colour% 6!Oct! Mike!Pavia! Psalm!104:!1415,!33434! Green! Mark!4:!149,!13420! 13!Oct! Russell!Lawrence! 2!Timothy!2:!8415! Green! Luke!17:!11419! !!27!Oct! Amanda!Worrall! Romans!15:!146! Green! Luke!4:!16424! You are warmly invited to attend a special service taken by The Venerable Fiona Windsor Archdeacon of Horsham to License our new Priest in Charge The Reverend Kate Bailey On 17th October at 7.30pm Followed by a welcome party at the Village Hall Page 3 Lurgashall Parish October 2019 Dear All, Well this is the week that we move in to Northchapel, and apart from being swamped with boxes, lists and a confused dog (amongst many other things!), we are really looking forward to Friday and our official arrival in the parish! Although I don’t officially start work until my licensing on 17th October, I have meetings already pencilled into the diary, including the School Harvest service, which I’m really looking forward to. We will be holding a combined service with Lurgashall and Ebernoe at St Michael's Church, Northchapel on Sunday 20th October at 10.30am, which will be my first service with you all, and we would like to invite you to join us afterwards at a "bring and share" lunch at Northchapel Village Hall, at 12pm, and meeting as many of you as possible. The idea is to bring enough food for you and your family, plus a bit extra to share with others – savoury, sweet (my favourite!) or side dish. If you are planning on coming, in order to help us know how many tables etc to put out, please could you let Kate Gambles in the Parish Office know – either by email on [email protected], or by phone at 01428 707373. Next month I will be writing a fuller letter for the magazines – once we have arrived and are getting our feet under the proverbial parish office desk! With all best wishes, God Bless Revd Kate Bailey Page 4 Lurgashall Parish October 2019 Please come to the HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICE on Sunday 6th October 2019 at 6.00 pm *** EVERYONE IS VERY WELCOME *** This will be followed by HARVEST SUPPER in the Village Hall SUPPER TICKETS ONLY £7.50 EACH (ticket price includes your first glass of wine) Tickets now on sale in the Village Shop Page 5 Lurgashall Parish October 2019 FLOWER ROTA 6th Oct Gina Reed 13th Oct Anthea Martin-Jenkins 20th Oct Judy Pavia 27th Oct Rose Dillon-Thiselton 3rd Nov Barbara Kinnear CHURCHYARD WORKING PARTY The Churchyard working party is on Friday October 4th from 9.00am to 1.00pm. Help is always very welcome so please join us - even if it is only for an hour or so. Further details from Ian Bloor (01428 656884). You are all warmly invited to a “Bring and Share” lunch being held at Northchapel Village Hall at 12.00 on Sunday, 20th October to meet Kate, our new Priest in Charge Please see details in Kate’s letter at the front of the newsletter CHURCHWARDENS Mrs Elizabeth Clark, Caplins, Hillgrove 01428 707230 Mrs Amanda Worrall, Owlswood, Tennyson's Lane 01428 645182 Page 6 Lurgashall Parish October 2019 LURGASHALL PARISH COUNCIL Lurgashall Parish Council held a meeting on Thursday 12th September 2019. Full DRAFT minutes from this meeting are available to view on the website and on the village green notice board. The next Parish Council meeting will be held on Thursday 14th November 2019 at 7.30pm. All are welcome to attend and there will be time set aside as usual for parishioners to ask questions. Mrs Helen Cruikshank Clerk to Lurgashall Parish Council Email: [email protected] Tel: 01798 860788 www.lurgashall.org Mrs A Martin-Jenkins (Chairman) Dr A Tate (Vice-Chairman) Mr R Cooper Mrs J Landstrom Mr J Harden Mr P Osborne Mr S Hellett Dr P Wilding Mr N P Jowett Page 7 Lurgashall Parish October 2019 MYBus operated by Midhurst Community Bus. Flat fare £1.10 each journey. Free with a bus pass. Run by volunteers. TIMETABLE FROM 1st OCTOBER 2017 EVERY TUESDAY Lurgashall Shop 9.30am Via Lodsworth & Easebourne to Midhurst Bus Stand Budgens 10.00am Grange Centre Returning from Budgens 11.19am Midhurst Bus Stand 11.25am Via Easebourne and Lodsworth to Lurgashall Shop 12.03am !THE!VILLAGE!HALL!50:50!CLUB! The$50:50$Club$is$one$of$the$main$sources$of$income$for$our$Village$Hall.$$ We!really!need!more!people!to!join,$to$help$keep$this$important$ amenity$going.$ $ Members$may$choose$to$pay$between$£1$and$£10$per$month.$$50%$of$ this$goes$to$the$Village$Hall,$and$the$other$50%$is$returned$to$members$ through$prizes$in$a$monthly$draw$and$a$grand$Christmas$draw.$$$ It$is$simple$to$join.$$Just$call$Stephen$Meyer$on$01428$707162$or$email$ [email protected]$,$and$he$will$do$the$rest!$ $ September’s!Winners:! 1st$prize:$ $$Elizabeth$Clark$ $2nd$prize:$ $$$Peter$&$Jo$Lavender$ Page 8 Lurgashall Parish October 2019 VILLAGE HALL VILLAGE LUNCHES Everyone in the parish can join in the friendly and excellent Monday lunches cooked by members of the village. Don’t be daunted if you are on your own, come along and you will receive a warm welcome. Just sign up in the Village Shop or call Erica on 01428 707162 and pay £4 when you arrive at the door. Wine is £2 a glass and raffle tickets for a home- made cake are £1 each. The lunch starts at 1.00 pm. LUNCH DATES: 14th October, 11th November 9th December (Christmas Lunch) VILLAGE TEA: 30th October, 27th November (Christmas Bring and Buy) Page 9 Lurgashall Parish October 2019 Village'Hall'Update'–'The'next'phase…' ! Latest'News:!!!!Over!the!past!two!months,! Hall!users!have!commented!favourably!on! the! positive! difference! it! makes! to! their! event! now! that! the! furniture! trolleys! are! easily! accessible! and! just! as! easily! returned! to! storage;! making! the! most! of! the!extra!space!this!provides!in!the!main!hall.!!! ! Attention! is! now! focused! on! fitting@out! and! furnishing! the! new! Archive/! Small! Meeting! Room.! ! Over! recent! years,! many! documents,! letters,! photographs,! oral! history! transcripts! and! artefacts! have! been! collected! by! the! Lurgashall! History! Group.!! This! group! has! long! needed! a! designated! space! for! the! cataloguing,!safe!storage!and!display!of!the!material.!!Currently,!it! is! all! kept! in! storage! meaning! that! only! selected! items! are! available! for! viewing! during! occasional! public! displays.! The! intention! is! that! it! will! all! be! available! in! The! Archive,! for! reference! by! anyone! with! an! interest! in! local! history,! both! in! person! and! on@line.! ! This! will! take! some! time! and! considerable! skill!to!set!up,!but!we!want!to!be!able!to!share!our!village’s!history! with! the! whole! community! through! hosting! interactive! projects! and!participative!events,!for!adults!and!children!alike,!in!the!hub! of!the!village!–!the!Village!Hall.!!There!will!be!more!information! available!as!this!project!progresses.! ! ! ! Village Hall & Equipment Hire enquiries: 07796 162 304 or email: [email protected] Village Hall website: www.lurgashallvillagehall.org ! ! Page 10 Lurgashall Parish October 2019 Film Night is back again on Wednesday 2nd October with ‘Fisherman’s Friends’ at Lurgashall Village Hall This feel-good comedy is based on a true story and set in the Cornish village of Post Isaac. A fast-living, cynical London music executive (Daniel Mays) heads to a Cornish village on a stag weekend where he's pranked by his boss into trying to sign a group of shanty-singing fishermen (led by James Purefoy). He becomes the ultimate 'fish out of water' as he tries to gain the respect of the unlikely band and their families who value friendship and community over fame and fortune. Doors open at 7.00pm Film starts at 7.30pm Admission: £5.00 Cash Bar, Interval Ice Creams Looking ahead.... films for November and December: 6 November – ‘Stan & Ollie’ – about legendary comic duo Laurel & Hardy, starring Steve Coogan and John C Reilly 4 December – ‘The Lion King’ – terrific Disney re-make Page 11 Lurgashall Parish October 2019 LURGASHALL((HORTICULTURAL((CLUB( ( THURSDAY))24))OCTOBER))2019) 7))for))7.30))pm) LURGASHALL))VILLAGE))HALL)
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