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Summer '19 £1.00 Summer ’19 £1.00 Inside this issue: st 1 Holmer Green Scouts news Page 9 Holmer Green Stroke Club news Page 25 ACTS (All Churches together…) Page 17 Lantern Club news Page 7 Chadwick Ladies Club News Page 6 News from the Baptist Church Page 17 Cherry Garth Volunteering by Jodie Page 7 Our Advertisers index Page 39 Cherry Garth News Page 24 Royal British Legion – Women's Section Page 11 Chiltern Youth Awards Page 5 The Parish Matters Page 13 Evening Women's Institute Page 27 The Parish of Penn St. with Holmer Green Page 29 Gardening Matters Page 6 Theatre Going - May to July Page 32 Holmer Green Cricket Club Page 31 Trudie talks … to ... Page 19 Holmer Green Football Club Page 23 Useful Names & Telephone Numbers Page 36 Holmer Green Senior School News Page 9 Village Society News Page 25 Holmer Green Senior School – more! Page 18 VPA – Holmer Green Gardening Club news Page 7 Holmer Green Short Mat Bowls news Page 31 What’s On – and Where? Page 37 and much more …! Editorial by Ann Miller of the castle”. I am so pleased that a few months ago I photographed my granddaughter standing by the don’t think this weekend was a very good time to start my Editorial for this issue. I have been having stump and told her the story of her dad and the the most almighty tussle with technology and my stump. Not sure she was that impressed, heyho. writing juices are certainly not flowing! Enough of my personal indulgences. There are a I started the weekend full of enthusiasm and a few issues that need addressing. Holmer Green plan of all that I wanted to get done or started. Today would like to send their appreciation and Within a few hours, I realised that not all was going thanks to Little Missenden Parish Council for their to be achieved, in actuality I have barely managed to donation towards the colour pages of our magazine. complete one task. The technology mentioned Many congratulations must go to Mark Hobbs for his earlier was my greatest battle. Having had to buy a Chiltern Youth Award for work within the Art’s sector. Further congratulations go to Holmer Green new printer last week, I needed one for a project I am th doing, I managed to link it up and get it working Senior 6 Form pupils and staff, in recognition for only for it fail to print photos I was working with! their outstanding progress in A level achievement. Twenty-four hours later my project was completed Sadly, we had to say goodbye to our local but it has caused me no end of stress! greengrocers they will be sorely missed, especially by me for my Christmas Veg! Thank you, Bob and You won’t realise the link that I am making here, Gemma and best wishes, to you both going forward. but who took away my tree stump? For over 35 years Holmer Green Today would like to acknowledge that stump at the junction of that in our last issue we ascribed two articles (Litter a Clementi has been a part of Scourge of our time and Dog Fouling) to have come mine and my two sons’ from Holmer Green Village Society, in actuality they lives. They probably don’t were submitted by Colin Thirsk. Sorry for the appreciate it, but for many confusion. years our walks to the shops Hopefully you have all had an enjoyable Easter involved one or other of break and are now looking forward to the weather them jumping on the stump warming up and some more spring like conditions. and singing “Who’s the king The Magazine Team: Editor: Ann Miller 57, Winters Way E: [email protected] 715483 Advertising: Susan Rasala 2c, Earl Howe Road 07885425027 E: [email protected] Coordinators: Judy Gilligan 11, Parish Piece 714838 E: [email protected] Linda Meatyard 24, The Rosary 715805 E: [email protected] Desk Top Publishing: Peter Rawbone 1, Hollyberry Grove 713649 E: [email protected] Distribution: Nick Reynolds 31, Harries Way 714473 Subscriptions: Janet Reid 10, New Pond Road 712073 E: [email protected] Treasurer: Ann Sollars 15, Watchet Lane. 713420 The publishers cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions nor can they cannot be held accountable for the accuracy of advertisements, or for the editorial information sent to them and reserve the right to reject or amend it. The deadline for the next issue is 15th July 2019. Advertising Rates (black &white only), – there is an additional cost for colour: Full page – £50.00, Half Page – £30.00, Quarter Page – £17.00, Eighth Page – £10.00 Printed by South Bucks Business Products Ltd - 01494 437470 Page 2 The magazine is sold at J Walsh (Newsagents), Fox Pharmacy, VILLAGE CONTACTS 1st Holmer Green Guides 1st HG Rainbows & Brownies 1st HG Scout Group [email protected] Mrs Maureen Carnier - 711134 Mr Neil Spencer – 714347 4th HG Brownies ATC, 871 Penn Squadron Beamond End Residents Assoc. Dr. Diana Burman - 724573 Pilot Officer Shepherd. 07900 241760 Mr Andrew Swann – 7116112 Beavers 6-8 years Boys Brigade Breathe Easy Buckinghamshire Mrs J. Sorenson – 713877 Mr Mark Durn (Captain) – 07703 182511 Angie Lockwood – 527062 [email protected] Chadwick Ladies Club Christ Church (C of E) Cub Scouts 8-10 years Mrs Gaynor Spiller – 713739 Vicar: Rev. Captain Peter Simmons Ms Karen Hobbs – 716931 Parish Office: Featherbed Lane, 01494 715195. www.pshg.org Evening WI Extend – Gentle Exercise Girl Guides Mrs Pauline Ellis – 713625 Carolyn – 712801 Mrs Camier – 711134 Girl Guiding – Volunteering Girls Football Grasshopper Golfing Society Vicki Fleming – 717704 Mr Andrew Jackson – 713433 Mr John Taylor – 712092 [email protected] Holmer Green Baptist Church Holmer Green Cricket Club Holmer Green Childminding Pastor: Anthony Smith. David Stockings Group Office: 712479 [email protected] Jackie Shaw – 711920 [email protected] Holmer Green First School Holmer Green Football Club Holmer Green Juniors 712050 Mr Rob Shed – 716318 M: 07539 267948 Football [email protected] Mr Matt Brades – 716114 Holmer Green Junior School Holmer Green Junior School Holmer Green Methodist Pre- 713000 Association School Helen Hodgson – 717838 Ms Sharon Dorme –716897 [email protected] Holmer Green Players Holmer Green Senior School Holmer Green Sports Vicky Martin – 07817724184 Association Association E:[email protected] Jan Constantine/Neil Marshment Ms Laura Ripley – 711485 / 714985 c/o School Office – 712219 Holmer Green Stroke Club Holmer Green Village Society Holmer Green Youth Club Mr R. Dunning – 712177 Membership Secretary – PO Box 1283, Mr Michael Turner – 711970 High Wycombe, HP15 6YF. Mrs Penny Thicket – 07976 230371 Junior & Adult Chess Link-up Bereavement and Little Missenden Parish (Beginner & Refresher) Friendship Group Council Mr Brian Lacey – 713698 Mrs Joan Toye – 718466 Parish Clerk: –715429 E:[email protected] Methodist Church Poppies Day Nursery Rossetti Hall – (Bookings) Sec - Mrs Barbara Illingworth –712236 Mrs Maureen Myerson – 716789 Mr David Avery – 712160 E:[email protected] E:[email protected] Royal British Hall – Royal British Legion – Womens’ Simply Walk (Bookings) 711144 Section Ms Fiona Broadbent – 475367 E: [email protected] Mrs Wendy Tomlin – 713789 Souper Lunch for a light lunch Squash Tiddlywinks Baby, Toddler and and chat, Christ Church Mr Trevor Howes – 865478 Under School Age Group Centre Mrs Joan Toye – 718466 Mrs Carol Hornsby – 714075 Church Office – 715195 Mrs Joan Wainman – 716726 The Lantern Club Village Centre – (Bookings) VPA – The Holmer Green Mrs Ann Sollars – 713420 Paul Fleming – 08707 656 450 Gardening Association Secretary: Meg Brinton, 716992, [email protected]. www.hgvpa.org.uk Women’s Fellowship – Christ Church Mrs Joan Toye - 718466 GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION 2018 (GDPR) It appears that the magazine complies with the GDPR. However, if anyone wishes their contact details removed from this list please advise a member of the Team, whose information is on the previous page. Jennie's Haircare & Rennie Grove Charity Shop, quarterly Page 3 Page 4 The magazine is sold at J Walsh (Newsagents), Fox Pharmacy, CHILTERN YOUTH AWARDS Back in February I received a letter from Chiltern District Council telling me I had been nominated for these Youth Awards. I had to reply and tell them if I was going to the ceremony and who with. I was quite excited. On Thursday 14th March I went with my mum and dad to King’s Church in Amersham for the ceremony. There were lots of chairs and people around. Once we had told them we were there we got a seat and then went and had some fun shots in the photo booth. The ceremony started with Liz Walsh hosting and said it was a very special event. We listened to an acapella group from Chesham Grammar School sing 2 songs and they were very good. They had a different person to talk about each award and they then presented the award to the winner and then a certificate to the runner up. There were 8 awards in all. I think mine was the second one. Mine was presented by the sponsor of the event, GLL Better Gyms. He started by saying this award was for Arts and could involve singing, drama, choirs, media and all sorts. He then started talking about the winner and halfway through I realised he was talking about me. I was so excited, and my mum looked like she was crying! He said my award was for my dedicated volunteer work at a community radio station. I went on stage and took my award and then had a photo with it. [See the images on page 22] The runners up were then presented with theirs.
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