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April - May 2019 Price 50P CIAO BABY ! April - May 2019 Price 50p CIAO BABY ! We have just been lucky oblivious to the fact that I completely used to doing enough to come back from a wasn’t standing next to him. I before lovely husband was four-day, whistle stop tour of hammered on the window. around. I had left everything northern Italy, (Padua, Venice, Husband remained oblivious. up to him. Verona, Padua), to have a I banged on the door. It seems to me that there have break and to give lovely Husband couldn’t hear. The been times in my life when I husband a much-needed bus started to move. I started have done the same thing, Italian fix. He just can’t get to shout. The bus moved regarding faith. I have left it enough of it. And of course, I some more. Everyone on the up to others to do on my am very happy to tag along. I bus began to shout and behalf: parents, friends, don’t have to do a thing. He gesticulate. Husband still seriously-religious-people- does it all. He can reach to get stood on the pavement unlike-myself, professional the luggage in the overhead looking clueless. pray-ers and vicars. Lent, lockers. He can read the Easter and Pentecost are words. He can speak the great times to take stock, to language. All I have to do is re-examine what we believe, smile and nod, say the and take a bit of responsibility occasional ‘Ciao’, order pasta for it. and drink red wine. It’s tough! And it’s made me into a very There is a lot going on in the lazy traveller. Mission Community this season. Come and join us and All was well until we were see what it’s all about. You making our journey home. We may well be pleasantly were on a bus taking us to the surprised. bus station and then on to the And the thing was, in a split airport. Suddenly, without second, I realised that I had Wishing you and your families a stupidly left everything for saying a word, lovely husband happy and holy Easter. stood up, picked up his case lovely husband to do. and stepped onto the Although I knew I was in pavement. Before I had the Padua, I hadn’t really taken Steph chance to collect my luggage any notice about whereabouts (and my wits) the bus doors in Padua I was, or how to get Please read additional shut, leaving me inside and to the airport, or having my information from Steph on own boarding card or any of lovely husband standing on Pages 3,10,17,& 19 the pavement, completely those things that I was Copy Deadline for June / July 2019 issue Wednesday 8 May 2019 TODAY April / May 2019 THE EXE VALLEY CHURCHWARDEN CHILDREN’S MISSION COMMUNITY CONTACT DETAILS GROUPS Calverleigh, Cruwys EXE VALLEY TODDLERS Morchard, Loxbeare, Calverleigh Aubrey Goldsworthy 01884 255248 (For under 5ives) Oakford, Rackenford, [email protected] Friday mornings during Term-time Stoodleigh, Templeton, Jackie Herniman 01884 255814 at Calverleigh Village Hall [email protected] Washfield and Withleigh 10 am - 12 noon Cruwys Morchard Toys, snacks, songs and more !! Diana Vincent 01363 860227 For more information contact [email protected] Liz Heywood on 01884 881583 RECTOR Sarah Cruwys 01884 860287 [email protected] You can also find us on Facebook The Rectory, Withleigh, Loxbeare Tiverton, EX16 8JQ Ron Tidball 01884 881362 EDITORIAL [email protected] Tel: 01884 250417 Jean Heard 01884 881400 We would like to thank everyone for their Email : Steph@ [email protected] messages of sympathy and condolence, exevalleymissioncommunity.org following the sad passing of Jenny’s Mum Oakford on 17 February. The wealth of love and Wendy Boynton 01398 351383 compassion shown to us has been [email protected] overwhelming and very much appreciated. PERSONAL ASSISTANT Dawn Williams 01398 324035 [email protected] We are both struggling to get our energy Stephen Hirst levels back up and everything seems to C/O The Rectory Rackenford take twice as long as usual. People have Tel: 01884 250417 Mary Cann 01884 881696 been telling us not to worry about when [email protected] the Magazine is ready but we know how Email: office@ much it means to everyone, to receive it exevalleymissioncommunity.org Stoodleigh before the end of the month, so we hope Margaret Cuningham 01398 351252 yours is not late. NON STIPENDIARY MINISTER [email protected] Peter Broadbent 01398 351374 We have received many favourable [email protected] comments about the different paper used East Sidborough, Loxbeare, for the last Magazine. It is part-recycled, Templeton Tiverton EX16 8DA. William Withers 01884 253030 so it is better for the environment. [email protected] Tel: 01884 256302 An Advance Notice for our Advertisers. [email protected] Washfield Letters inviting you to renew with us for Jeanne Jones 01884 254306 another year, will be sent out soon and READER [email protected] payment will be due before the end of April. Withleigh The Paddock, Brenda Tucker 01884 252431 What a wondrous sight the hedgerows 2 Kensington Court, [email protected] are now that the primroses and other wild Paul Iliff 01884 253473 flowers are bursting into colour. Washfield,Tiverton,EX16 9QU [email protected] Tel: 01884 253463 Jenny and Geoff [email protected] MAGAZINE EDITORS Keepers Cottage, Lower Washfield, Tiverton, EX16 9PF Tel: 01884 254402 [email protected] ADVERTISEMENTS As above - using email address [email protected] 2 TODAY April / May 2019 notices Holiday Club 2019 - Who Am I? O love of God, how strong and true, Eternal and yet ever new This year’s Holiday Club will take place at Calverleigh Hall from Uncomprehended and unbought Tuesday 5th of August 10.30 to 3.30 pm for children aged 5-11. Beyond all knowledge and all thought. This year our bible teaching will be learning about the Story of David through activities which will include talks, We read Thee in the flowers and trees drama, singing, prayer, crafts, games and more. The freshness of the fragrant breeze We will be including ‘Prayer with a Bear’ again this year for The songs of birds upon the wing those with under 5’s, we will also be holding a The joy of Summer and of Spring. Family Barbecue to complete the week. I am looking for anyone who has time to spare, who would like to come along and help for all or some of the time. If you would like to help Sing please contact Cindy on 01363 866621. Praise! All volunteers over 16 need a DBS check. Please do not be put off by this, Informal mid-week it is a simple process, worship which I can do with you and it lasts 5 years. 7.00 pm 16 May Oakford Holy Week Everyone welcome ! Please join us for a short time of reflection and meditation for Holy Week, and for an Agape meal on Maundy Thursday. Please let your Church Wardens, the Church Office or Dawn Williams know by Sunday 14 April, if you wish to come. (Contact details are on Page 2) Easter Reflections Monday 15 April 2019 7.00pm Rackenford Church Tuesday 16 April 2019 7.00pm Stoodleigh Church Wednesday 17 April 2019 7.00pm Templeton Church Thursday 18 April 2019 7.00pm Agape Meal Oakford Village Hall SOUTH MOLTON 01769 573941 TIVERTON 01884 243430 24 HOUR BREAKDOWN SERVICE THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH WEST 07736271866 FITTING ON-SITE 01884 861048 FARM OR AGRICULTURAL 07971538742 ROADSIDE & COMMERCIAL TYRES AVAILABLE . 3 TODAY April / May 2019 as to on whom the Doones were based, drawings of the plan view of 3 gardens FROM THE ARCHIVES and what was the location of the Doone [that the designers wished to create] and Valley. the result was presented in aerial views ‘TODAY’ 50 years ago of the ‘real thing’ – all involved should Members of Calverleigh W.I. had take enormous credit from the perfect April and May, 1969 responded to the question, “What do you reproduction. However much as I envy like or dislike about Tiverton?” with many the planting knowledge, I feel it differs oday’s most popular pastime is to adverse comments on the new flood- little from interior design taken outside, “Tthrow stones at the government, and prevention wall opposite The Walronds! and save for the heroes in the nurseries especially the Prime Minister”. So began it doesn’t feel like communing with the April lead article. [Good to know that The internal decoration of Loxbeare Nature. in a rapidly changing world, there are Church had been completed. some areas of life where things don’t Similarly I would direct your attention to change!]. However, the thrust of the Celebrations were planned for the Adachi Museum garden [sometimes article was against the power of the Rackenford W.I. celebrating its 21st entitled ‘of Art’] in Japan. This garden is unions, and their leaders who were birthday. so perfect that you are not allowed in it, interested only in their own membership, and have to view it through windows or but blind to the adverse effect their claims Work had started on the rebuilding of from contrived viewing points. Our would have on members of other unions, Templeton Church tower. garden may fall somewhat short of this and the public in general. “No matter (!) but it too benefits from a borrowed which party is in office, there is no hope A dedication Service was to be held for landscape. What we borrow is not only of national recovery until we lose our the Washfield PCC.
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