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May 2018.Pub CONTACT DETAILS MAY 2018 30p Bulletin Editor Ken Franks [email protected] Hedon The Benefice of Hedon, Paull, Sproatley & Preston Church Warden Dorothy K Winter 01482 899925 07814218127 Benefice Bulletin PCC Secretary Heather Burwell 07526 446053 PCC Treasurer vacant Bell Ringers Keith Everingham 01482 899020 Mothers’ Union Dot Jessop 01482 897786 Paull standrewpaull.wordpress.com Church Warden vacant PCC Secretary Mandy Annison 01964 626115 BLESSING WORDS [email protected] Wifi /other enquiries Mandy Annison - see above A faith of convenience is a hollow faith. PCC Treasurer Jim Lowde 07976 762198 Health walks Kay Burn 01964 626228 Father Mulcahy, M*A*S*H , Car boot sale Mandy Annison - see above "A Holy Mess," 1982 Sproatley spanglefish.com/stswithinschurchsproatley/ Church Wardens Liz Holt 01482 814188 Herbert Harper 01482 811316 PCC Secretary Anne Garton 01482 814027 PCC Treasurer Denise Wilson 01482 817887 Preston Church Wardens John Myers 01482 896631 Andy Ferguson 01482 890538 PCC Secretary Pat Ferguson 01482 890538 PCC Treasurer Jenny Dimishky 01482 897650 Bulletin Distributors Hedon Margaret Charles 01482 898642 Paull Ann Sleight 01482 896458 Preston John Myers 01482 896631 Sproatley Liz Holt 01482 814188 Deadline for items to be submitted for next issue Thursday 17th May - please submit items to the Editor:-details on back page 20 Benefice News Supporting your local churches Profile Update J P Accounting A final meeting has taken place to put together the Benefice Solutions profile – just a few tweaks before it is submitted to the Arch Deacon for his approval. There are three profiles to be submitted :– An accountant working to your budget (i) Deanery Book keeping, Accounts (ii) Benefice VAT, Payroll, Tax returns TONY CARLISLE (iii) Individual Churches CIS, Company Secretarial which will all be collated into one document. Once the Arch Deacon Budgeting, Management Accounts barbers Company Formations has approved the document then an advertisement can go to press Periodic Accounts for a new incumbent. This should take place after Easter. Our Year end accounts 9b St Augustine's Gate, grateful thanks to Philip West and Andy Pate for their invaluable [email protected] Hedon information and support. 01964 562121 Telephone: As a side issue, we no longer have a vicarage and to date 01482 898033 there have been no suitable properties coming on the market. 07754 067941 Could we all join in the search for a suitable property, or if you know of one about to come on the market (priced around £350,000) requiring at the least 4 bedrooms, a downstairs toilet HEDON HIRE LTD and study, could you please get in touch with Dorothy Winter. Thank you. Tool Hire & Sales Concrete Fixings St. Augustine’s Monthly Coffee Mornings Small Plant Specialist NEW VENUE NEW DAY Market Hill, St Augustine’s Church Hedon Hedon Tuesday 8th May at 10.30 a.m. Raffle. Bring and Buy. £1.50 01482 899213/390364 In aid of Church Funds Fax: 01482 891025 2 19 Supporting your local churches Benefice News HEDON CARPETS FRESH n & BEDS Now holding roll-stock so FRUITY grab yourself a bargain! Also rugs in all sizes to Fruit & vegetable retailer suit all budgets. & supplier to residential Now selling blinds—call homes, pubs, etc in to see our selection! 8 Market Place, 14 Market Place Hedon HU12 8JA Hedon HU12 8JA 01482 891430 01482 897540 The Rolling Pin Our produce is made & baked on the premises daily by our team of bakers. Fresh bread, pastries & pies. Large choice of cakes & confectionaries. Quality fresh hot and cold sandwiches. Lunchtime telephone orders taken. Outside catering for all events. 11 St Augustine’s Gate, Hedon HU12 8EU 01482 891414 www.the-rollingpin.co.uk 18 3 Benefice News Supporting your local churches St. Augustine, Hedon C. Fewster & Son Ltd Andrew Little Ltd Will be open on Saturday mornings from 10.00 am till 12 noon INDEPENDENT FUNERAL DIRECTORS until the middle of October. Dedicated to our profession and Refreshments available also gifts and books on sale. committed to serving the local Quality butchers communities of Withernsea, Hedon, Barbecue specialists BENEFICE PRAYER MEETING Patrington, Roos and surrounding villages. Held every Monday between 10am and 12 noon at St Augustine’s. For all your fresh, local beef, Contact Vee Hall for further details. 2 Church Lane pork, lamb, poultry & game. Patrington, Hull HU12 0RJ 01964 630228 Freezer orders welcome ST AUGUSTINE’S SOCIAL GROUP 4 Market Place Will meet in Iveson Lodge on Thursday 24th May at 2.00pm Hedon The £1.50 entrance includes refreshments and a raffle. 01482 896196 Everyone will be made very welcome DAY OR NIGHT Buy the best –we do! Little Saints A TRADITION OF TRUST Little Saints is back in St. Augustine on the following Tuesdays - P.A.KNIGHT May 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, and 29th FRAMES OF Time 1.45 until 3.00pm. BUILDERS LTD We have hopes of finding somewhere warmer ! Est 1991 We are open to toddlers/children between 0-4years and their Mum, HEDON Dad, Grandparent or Carer. If you would like to join us ring Sue on 01482 890292 for more For all your building & Picture framers information roofing requirements We provide tea and biscuits, fruit for children, play, toys and & Gallery games, songs, stories and music. We would love to make you welcome. Call Paul on Bible Study Group 20 Souttergate 01482 893071 Hedon HU12 8JS There is a bible study group starting 7.30pm at 43 Drapers Lane, 07802 854347 Hedon. This will be every fortnight so next one will be 7th May and then 21st May. 01482 890214 4 17 Supporting your local churches Benefice News St Swithin’s, Sproatley W.P Everingham & Sons Ltd A family business since 1843 St Swithin’s Church, Sproatley New memorials and additional inscriptions Next Coffee Morning: Pet memorials and house signs Monday 14th May 10-00 to 11-30am Cleaning and restoration in The Village Hall Bespoke design service included Home visits available Come for a cuppa and enjoy a chat All work guaranteed and all risks insurance available No charge – just come and catch up with friends Contact our team of friendly experienced craftsmen Children welcome Tel: 01482 898416 Email: [email protected] If you would like transport to the village hall Website: www.wp-everingham.com for this event, please ring 812035 or 814407 67-69 Souttergate, Hedon, HU12 8JR Churchyard Chatter HEDON MEDIA ROBERT HIGSON Easter seems so far away now, but may we thank the pupils *Computer & laptop and staff of Sproatley Primary school for the beautiful sales & repairs OPTICIANS Resurrection Gardens the children made in the church *Computers built to spec. grounds. They were made with great love and thought – and * inks & printers very much appreciated by those who came to church over the * memory cards EYE EXAMINATIONS & Easter period. * USB memory pens A LARGE SELECTION OF * DVD/CD media SPECTACLES April’s coffee morning proved very popular, and the next one * Digital cameras is Monday 14 th May 10.00 – 11.30 am. Saturday 5 th May Hull * laptop chargers & CONTACT LENSES Male Voice Choir 7.00 pm in the Village Hall – a great evening * handmade cards for all. Tickets £7.50. 18 Souttergate, Hedon 12 ST AUGUSTINE’S GATE 01482 896803 HEDON We are planning our St. Swithin’s weekend and this year’s 01482 898419 theme is Wedding Attire – if you have anything relevant, Also at please let us know. Hull 01482 323583 [email protected] Hornsea 01964 532589 www.hedonmediasupplies.net Look forward to seeing you soon. 16 5 Benefice News Benefice News St Andrew’s, Paull DIARY FOR MAY Services at Paull in May / Summer times begin Sunday 20th May May 6 th All Age Worship Pentecost Morning Prayer Hedon, St Augustine 9-30am Pentecost Holy Communion Sproatley, St Swithin 9-30am May 13 th Holy Communion 6.30 pm Holy Communion Preston, All Saints 11-00am Coffee Shop Paull, St Andrew 2-00pm to 4-00pm May 20 th “Rivers of Hope” 4-00pm Rivers of Hope Paull, St Andrew 4-00pm Churches Together, Pentecost Monday 21st May Celebration. Bible Study Group 43 Drapers Lane, Hedon 7-30pm th Cursillo Group Kay Burn 11-00am May 27 All Age Worship 6.30pm Tuesday 22nd May Deanery Synod Paull, St Andrew 7-00pm Thursday 24th May There will be a Deanery Ascension Day Hedon Social Group Iveson Lodge 2-00pm service at Paull on 10 th May at 7-00pm. Saturday 26th May Coffee Morning Preston, All Saints 10-00am till Noon Refreshments Hedon, St Augustine 10-00am till Noon by Unknown Author Sunday 27th May Holy Communion Sproatley, St Swithin 9-30am There will be a meeting of the Deanery Synod at Paull Church on At Sproatley Church Preston, All Saints 9-30pm nd All Age Service Hedon, St Augustine 11-00am Tuesday 22 May at 7-00pm All Age Service Paull, St Andrew 6-30pm th Coffee Shop Paull, St Andrew 2-00pm to 4-00pm There is a meeting of the PCC on Tuesday 29 May 7-00pm at the church, if you feel you could volunteer to help run the church Monday 28th May please join us. Health Walk Paull, St Andrew 10-30am Tuesday 29th May PCC Meeting Paull, St Andrew 7-00pm The next car boot is Saturday 6 th May. Please see the Paull church website for details. 6 15 Benefice News Benefice News St Andrew’s, Paull DIARY FOR MAY The coffee shop within the church will be opening Saturday 5th May on the 13 th May, 2-00pm till 4-00pm.It would be Car Boot Sale Paull Sports Field 9-00am onwards Coffee Morning Preston, All Saints 10-00am till Noon lovely to see you all.
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