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Haughley and Wetherden Parish News SEPTEMBER 2018 2 DIRECTORY PLACES OF WORSHIP Carpet Bowls – Weds evenings, Wetherden Village Hall, Parish Churches of Haughley and Wetherden James Rand 01359-240397 Priest in Charge: Rev Brin Singleton, 01449 770921, Choir Haughley - practice Thurs evening, [email protected] Janet Sheldrake 01449 737247 Haughley Ch Warden: Dr J Gibson, Pip Jackson English Country Dance Group – Ron Coxall Hall 01449 Wetherden Ch Wardens: Ann Cooke & Mike Tuffin 672658 - Thursday Haughley Village Hall nd Wetherden Lay Elder: Mr R Elbourne 01359-245118 Friday (except 2 Friday) Wetherden Village The Baptist Church Wetherden Hageneth Morris Men - practice Wed evening Oct to April, Minister: Hugh Davis 01359 242435 Dave Evans 01449-673518 Secretary: J W Rushbrook 01359-240118 H.A.T.S. Haughley Amateur Theatrical Society - Lindsey United Reformed Church, Stowmarket Philpot 01449 675703 / Lynne Mahon 01449 674085 Minister: Revd Chris Wood 01449 678173 Haughley in Bloom: Yvonne Hannan, 07531 774438 Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady, Stowmarket Haughley IT Squad: [email protected] Father David Finegan 01449 612946 Haughley Hoofers Clog Dancers - practice Sun eve Oct-Apr Local: Mrs Joy Rowe 01449-673008 at Vill Hall, Gill Brett 01449-673518 Haughley Parish Neighbourhood Plan - Chris Adams: 01449 674411 PARISH AND DISTRICT COUNCIL Haughley Royal British Legion – Branch Vice Chairman Haughley Parish Council Tim Hart 01449 613680 Chairman: [email protected] Haughley Utd - at George V Playing Field, Lee Forsdyke Clerk: [email protected] 01449-615579 Wetherden Parish Council Haughley and Wetherden Twinning Association: Chairman: Chris Harcourt, [email protected] Chairman, David Ward. 01359 241554. Clerk: Jen Larner, 01284 705548 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Haughley Voluntary Service Co-ordinator, Reg Willsher District Cllr: Rachel Eburne 01449-774647 01449 258846 [email protected] Office: 07594 Member of Parliament 674009 is open to take calls for transport Monday to Jo Churchill: 0207 2198487 Friday from 10.00am to 12 noon. 1st Wetherden & Haughley Scout Group DOCTORS, SCHOOLS, & ESSENTIAL Group Scout Leader, Catherine Winter 01449 781372 SERVICES [email protected] Haughley Post Office 01449-676789 Beaver Scout Leader, David Smith 01359-242965 Health Centre, Stowmarket 01449-776000 Cub Scout Leader, Jon Illingworth, 01449 673348, 07879 Health Centre, Woolpit 01359-240298 661141, [email protected] Health Centre, Mendlesham(Chapel Rd) 01449-767722 Acting Scout Leader, Colin Winter 01449 781372 Bacton Manor Farm Surgery 01449-781777 [email protected] Combs Ford Surgery, Stowmarket 01449-678333 Explorer Scouts, Adam Lee (leader) 07973 709121 or Haughley Crawfords VCP School 01449-673253 Robert Long (assistant leader) 07708 460998 Stowupland High School 01449-674827 Group Secretary: vacant Haughley Pre School Playgroup 07880 738781 Wetherden FC - Jonathan Lewis (Manager) 01449-678234 or Anglian Water 08457-145-145 Trudy Hooper (Secretary) 01842-754170 British Gas 0845-609-1122 Wetherden History Group - Pat Tuffin 01359 240396. UK Power Networks 0800 31 63 105 (power cuts) Wetherden Table Tennis Club - Keith Watts 01359 240779, Refuse Collection 0845 606 6067 Dennis Smith 01359 241166 Police – Safer Neighbourhoods Team 01284-774100 or Wetherden Tennis Club - [email protected], email [email protected] or if urgent & Tamara Hunt 07971 193433 or Sonia Jewers on 07900 you need immediate assistance dial 999 272877 Wetherden Street lighting 0800 591055 Wetherden Scrabble Club 2nd Tuesday of each month Maypole Pub Wetherden at 12 noon. 07740 596162 HALL BOOKINGS Whist Drive - monthly, Wetherden Village Hall, James Rand Haughley Village Hall - Lyn Allum 07837 953266 or email 01359-240397 [email protected] WI Haughley - 1st Wed in month, 7.30pm, in Haughley Maxwell Charnley Community Room – Village Hall, Mrs. Marian Adams 01449 674411 booking: 01449 676789. Ron Crascall Pavilion - Dale Sanders 07731 536773 HAUGHLEY & WETHERDEN PARISH email: [email protected] NEWS Haughley Scout Hut - Richard Stacy 01449 673311 Advertising – Marike Hart 01449-613680 Wetherden Village Hall - Keith Watts 07528 065250 or email [email protected] Editorial - Anne Ardley 01449 678040 or [email protected] or email [email protected] www.wetherdenvillagehall.com Cover Design – David Ribbans Haughley Football Club - Ian Wilkinson 01449 773399 Printing - Digital Copy Centre, 01449 678100 or Lee Forsdyke 01449 615579 All details correct at time of printing. Please LOCAL VOLUNTARY CLUBS & let us know of any changes ASAP. ORGANISATIONS Bellringers Haughley - practice 1st Mon evening in month, Richard Coe 01449-674229 Bellringers Wetherden - practice Tues evening at church, Please send copy for the next issue to The Editor, Basil Hart 01359-241954 3 Millfields, Haughley, or (preferably) by email as Bowls Club - at George V Playing Field Haughley, above, by 5 pm Wednesday 19th September 2018 Tony Offord 07766 216926 3 PARISH CHURCH SERVICES September 2018 Benefice of Haughley with Wetherden and Stowupland September 2018 Haughley Wetherden Stowupland 2nd September 11.00am 11.00am 9.30am Fourteenth Sun- All Age Service Morning Worship Parish Communion day after Trinity 4.00pm 1st@4 9.30am 9th September 11.00am 9.30am All Age Service Fifteenth Sunday Parish Communion Parish Communion With Trinity Starz after Trinity Book of Common Prayer 6.30pm Evensong 8.00am 16th September 11.00am 11.00am Parish Communion Sixteenth Sun- URC Service All Age Service Book of Common Prayer day Harvest Festival after Trinity 9.30am 5.00 pm Morning Prayer The Dwelling Place 9.30 am. 23rd September 9.30am 11.00am. All Age Service Seventeenth Parish Communion Parish Communion Harvest Festival Sunday Book of Common Pray- after Trinity er 6.30pm Parish Communion 30th September 11.00 am Eighteenth Parish Communion Sunday after Community Benefice No Service No Service Trinity Service CHURCH NOTICES ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Buxhall Village Hall is hosting it’s 11th Mere View & Thompson Court Macmillan coffee morning and since 2008 £4,500 has been raised. The service in September will be on: This year all the money raised will be in Monday 10th September - 2.30 p.m. memory of David Steed who passed away earlier this year. Songs of Praise See their advert for details of this year’s Followed by Holy Communion Macmillan coffee morning. 4 Dear Friends Coming home! No not more reflection on the Football World Cup, but reflection on ourselves, our own coming home. What fresh perspectives have we seen in our time away, what has our recreation enabled us to resolve on our return, what will our journey of life now offer for our homes our communities and workplaces? Amongst all the stories the Church tells through this long Trinity season of Jesus’ journeys through the Judean countryside with its stony paths, rocks and fields and along the shores of Galilee with invitation welcome hillside picnics and boat trips, there is the curious story told of Jesus returning to his home town. Here he could do no work, for here he was just the carpenter his mother’s son. I’m reminded of the bleak nostalgia of Paul Simon’s ‘My little town’, reflection on a hapless childhood and the impatient expectation of adulthood, pledging allegiance, as the daily routine of American schooling, riding his bike past the gates of the factory, mum hanging laundry in the dirty breeze. Paul Simon the young child, against this greyscale backdrop, dreams of glory twitching like a finger on a trigger. The only redemption he offers his home town is but one line of optimism and hope ‘It’s not that the colours aren’t there, it’s just imagination they lack’ and here we might recall the glory of his song ‘Kodachrome’. Well maybe you’re all reaching for your classic vinyl at this point, or searching through your streaming service for ‘Still Crazy..’ or ‘There goes rhymin’ Simon, and why not, but before you do the point of Jesus’ going home, and our return home from our travels, is our resolve as to what we will do here, what glory will we become part of in our vision of a Kodachrome world. The glory of Jesus’ vision was to see God’s Kingdom on earth as in heaven, for all peoples and all creation, his heavenly home come near in his re-creative word and deed and that of his followers through the ages. This was the Good News he proclaimed as still proclaimed through disciples of his way today. Just as the hope of glory is rekindled in the achievements of Gary Southgate’s world cup team, we in our returning home may catch the vision and begin the work of living no longer in greyscale but full colour Kodachrome. Yours in Christ. Brin. Priest in charge at Haughley with Wetherden and Stowupland 01449 770921 [email protected] CATHOLIC PARISH OF OUR LADY, STOWMARKET Parish Priest: Father David Finegan, The Presbytery, 29 Lockington Road, Stowmarket IP14 1BQ Tel: 01449-612946 E-mail: mailto:[email protected] MASS TIMES: Saturdays (First Mass of Sunday): St Mary’s C of E Church, Woolpit IP30 9QG - 6.00 pm Sundays Our Lady’s, Stricklands Road, Stowmarket IP14 1AW - 8.30 am & 10.15 am Holy Days Our Lady’s, Stricklands Road, Stowmarket - 8.00 am, 10.00 am and 7.30 pm Weekday services in the Parish are advertised outside the church, in the weekly Newsletter and on the Parish Website www.ourladys-stowmarket.co.uk 5 The Stowmarket Bridge Club are eager to find WI HAUGHLEY out if there are people who are keen to exercise their minds and play some friendly bridge at the Church The summer social events have been Institute, Old Newton. It is anticipated that the bridge enjoyable. Starting with the Charlie sessions will last approximately 2 hours. Haylock open evening held on 6th June which was highly entertaining. We are Not only will this help people to get to meet new looking forward to his return in 2019 with players and form friendships but importantly will new stories on surnames.
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