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Publication Tgjune14.Pub St Mary’s Wilby St Lawrence’s Brundish Parish Newsletter June 2014 JUNE SERVICES in our EIGHT PARISHES 1st Sunday 2nd Sunday 3rd Sunday 4th Sunday 5th Sunday 1st June 8th June 15th June 22nd June 29th June 7th of Easter Pentecost Trinity Sunday 1st after Trinity 2nd after Trinity Acts 1:6-14 Acts 2:1-21 Isaiah 40:12-17, 27-end Jer emiah 20:7-13 Jeremiah 28:5-9 1 Pet 4:12-14; 5:6-11 Corinth 12:3b-13 2 Corinth 13:11-end Romans 6:1b-11 Romans 6:12-23 John 17:1-11 John 20:19-23 Matthew 28:16-20 Matthew 10:24-39 Matthew 10:40-end St Lawrence 6.30pm 9.30am 11am Brundish Choral Evensong Village Worship HC LM LM RO St Mary 11am 9.30am 11am 9.30am 10.30am Wilby HC VW with baptism Morning Prayer Village Worship Benefice HC RO RO LM (MS) LM DB St Nicholas 10am 11am Bedfield Fathers' Day FS HC LM AV St Mary 9.45am 6.30pm 11am 8am Cratfield Animal Service Evensong HC HC LM LM RO RO All Saints 9.30am 11am 8am 9.30am Laxfield Morning Prayer HC HC RO Village Worship 6.30pm LM LM by ext Evensong LM LM St Peter 11am 11am 11am 11am Monk Soham Family Service Morning Prayer HC Morning Prayer LM LM LM by ext LM St Margaret Southolt St Ethelbert Tannington St Mary 9.30am 11am 6.30pm 7.30pm Worlingworth HC FS with baptism Songs of Praise Installation of AV RO LM Revd D Burrell Services: VW = Village Worship; HC = Holy Communion; MP = Morning Prayers; FS = Family Service; TBA = To be announced Priest/Presiding: DB = David Burrell; RO = Ron Orams; AV = Andrew Vessey; SL = Susan Loxton; MW = Michael Womack; LM = Lay Elder; LM by ext = Lay Elder by extension Crane Lodge, Bickers Hill, Laxfield 01986 798901 [email protected] June 2014 Dear Friends, This month has a number of special days; on June 8 th we celebrate Pentecost – the giving of the Holy Spirit and the following week is Trinity Sunday, after which the Church calendar reverts to ‘ordinary time’ until the start of Advent. Sadly, this month we will have said farewell to Canon Graham Noble. Graham has been working alongside me as Assistant Priest in our eight parishes for the last three years, and I know that we have all appreciated his ministry, his guitar playing and his sense of humour! Unfortunately he has not enjoyed good health for some time, and he has quite understandably decided that it is time to retire. We all wish him a very happy retirement and I ask you all to keep him in your prayers. Now the really good news. Our new Rector, Reverend David Burrell will be moving into the vicarage in early June and will be formally installed in Worlingworth Church on Thursday 26 th June at 7.30pm. Please do your best to come along to support him and make him welcome. David brings a wealth of experience as a parish priest, and we must expect and embrace the fresh input to our worship and Christian life that I am sure he will introduce. In chapter 3 of I Corinthians, St Paul likens ministers to gardeners – we are all God’s ‘garden’ and our ministers are charged by Him to tend to us, each with their own particular gifts which will be different to those who have gone before and those who will follow. With my prayers and best wishes. Ron The front cover picture is the second of a series of representations of our benefice patron saints: this month - Saint Mary of Wilby Regular events . Please contact Ron Orams for more details Holy Communion at MEN’S GROUP Hartismere House, 10.30 am Tuesdays 7.00-9.00 pm Thursday, November 28th The Low House Do join us! Friendly, informal and lively chat, sometimes from a Christian angle. Thursday Group Cratfield Drop In For little Tiddlers and older Discussion Group at the Tiddlers, and extremely aged home of the Revd Ron Orams Tiddlers! Third Thursday of every Second Monday of the month month, 7.30-9.30pm 2.00-3.00 pm Everyone welcome! Come and have a cuppa ! Brundish & Wilby Diaries Thursday, 29th May, 7.30pm WDGC: "Travelling Horticulturalist", BVH Saturday/Sunday, 31st May/1st June Art Workshop, WCH Saturday/Sunday, 14th/15th June, 11am Cratfield Open Weekend Sunday, 15th June, 10am-5.00pm Worlingworth Open Gardens Tuesday, 17th June, 12.30pm Wilby Village Lunch, WCH Saturday, June 21st WDGC: “Gardens at their best” Thursday, 26th June David Burrell’s Licensing Service, St. Mary's Worlingworth Friday - Sunday, 27th-29th June Art & Sculpture Exhibition, St Lawrence’s/The Chantry Saturday, 12th July Summer Fayre, Wilby Primary School Sunday, 20th July Brundish Village Fête, Village Green Tuesday, 29th July, 12.30pm Wilby Village Lunch, WCH Thursday, 25th September, 7.30pm WDGC: Meeting, BVH Saturday, 22nd November 100 Years' Party NEWS FROM WILBY PARISH COUNCIL The Annual Parish meeting was held in the Coronation Hall during the evening of Wednesday 7th May. This was followed by the Wilby Parish Council Annual meeting. The Annual Parish Meeting over-ran its allotted time by more than an hour because there was so much to hear. The report from Wilby Parish Council included grateful thanks to Marian Ward for her work as a councillor and regrets that she had left during the year. A summary was provided of events leading to planning permission being granted for the Church Close housing development. Tracey Brinkley, Communities Officer (Enabling), Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Council, gave a presentation about Neighbourhood Plans, other more informal plans and available grants. A Report by Philippa Nunn about Wilby School during the previous year included details of a successful French exchange programme and outstanding achievements in academic, musical and sporting events. This was followed by a Report from Mrs Morton , Vice Chair of Wilby Women’s Institute which had seen an increase in members during the year. A Report from the Parochial Church Council looked forward to the arrival of a new vicar, David Burrell, at the end of June, almost a year since Fiona Newton’s retirement. The Coronation Hall Report was full of the improvements to the building during the last year, including refurbished kitchen and toilets. District Councillor Stuart Gemmill was starting his final year as Councillor and highlighted developments in Mid Suffolk including the Incinerator at Great Blakenham which was nearing completion and the possibility of a biomass power station at Mendlesham and a gas-powered power station on Eye Airfield. County Councillor Guy McGregor had been chairman of Suffolk County Council during the year and had allocated part of his Locality Budget for Coronation Hall improvements. The Police Report was provided by our Police Community Support Officer Kane Martin based at Eye. There were 5 crimes in Wilby reported during the last year, two of which were theft. Our PCSO can be contacted by dialling 101. Safer Neighbourhood Newsletters are on the Wilby website under the Notice Board section. The Annual Parish meeting draft minutes and full copies of all the reports are now on the Wilby website at wilby.onesuffolk.net. Go to the Parish Council page and select the Parish Meeting section on the left hand side. The Wilby Parish Council Annual Meeting saw re-election of Ian Williamson as Chairman for the coming year. Unfortunately, there were no candidates for co-option to the Council to fill the vacancy created by the departure of Marian Ward. Under the Neighbourhood Planning agenda item the presentation given at the Annual Parish meeting earlier in the evening was noted and the Parish Council would continue to monitor developments on behalf of Wilby residents. Draft minutes will be agreed at the next regular meeting to be held in the Coronation Hall on Wednesday 2nd July 2014 at 7.30pm before being posted on the Parish notice board and website. Wilby Parish Council vacancy There is still a vacancy on the Parish Council. If you are interested in representing the local community and helping improve services and the quality of life in Wilby and are a British, Commonwealth or EU citizen aged 18 or over, please contact either the Chairman Ian Williamson (01379-388034) or the Clerk Alex Pullen (01379-608625). The next opportunity for candidates to be considered for co-option to the Parish Council will be at the meeting on Wednesday 2nd July 2014. NEWS FROM WILBY SCHOOL Where is the time going – almost half term already! As usual it has been a very busy time for the school. On the sporting front our year five children came third and our year six children won the small schools rugby tournament. The year six team have the added distinction of being the only team to win all of their games. More success followed in the first round of the National School gymnastic competition. Our team from Chestnut Class came third; the team from Willow Class came second. This means they are now in the County Finals which are in July. Just before Easter our swimming team also put in a sterling performance to finish fourth in the local schools swimming gala. Well done to all the children and everyone involved behind the scenes which make such successes possible. In school the hard work continues with our year six children having worked hard for the Government SAT tests which took place mid-May. The children have also been busy creating an art project - a large banner representing the School, the village of Wilby and the surrounding area.
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