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Stanford in the Vale With STANFORD IN THE VALE WITH Sunday 1st July Trinity 4 8.30 am Holy Communion (Goosey) GOOSEY & HATFORD 9.45 am Just Come (Stanford) 10.15 am Parish Communion (Stanford) PARISH NEWSLETTER The Revd Angela Gosden is authorised by the Bishop of Reading to administer Communion by Extension when appropriate St. Denys Kids each Sunday, except when Family Service, when during the main Parish Communion Service the children go to the Village Hall. Contact 718784 Mid-week Activities, for Home Groups, contact 718313; June 2012 Youth Home Group, contact 01235 766031. SERVICES FOR THE MONTH Open House rd On most Saturdays St Denys’ Church is open between 10 Sunday 3 June Trinity Sunday am and noon for coffee and tea, cake and chat. No Queen’s Diamond Jubilee charge. Do pop in. You’ll find a warm and friendly 8.30 am Holy Communion (Goosey) welcome. This is a good time to talk to discuss 9.45 am Just Come (Stanford) weddings, thanksgivings and baptisms with one of the 10.15 am Parish Communion (Stanford) churchwardens. Tuesday 5th June 3.00 pm Time for God (Stanford) FROM THE REGISTERS Baptisms Thursday 7th June Sunday 29th April at All Saints , Goosey 2.30 pm Holy Communion at the Grange Arabella Rose Armytage th and Sunday 10 June Trinity 1 Lana Spurrier-Smith 8.30 am Holy Communion ( by extension) (Hatford) Sunday 29th April 9.45 am Just Come (Stanford) 10.15 am Parish Communion (Stanford) Liam Monahan-Smith 6.00 pm Evening Prayer (Stanford) th Sunday 20 May Wednesday 13th June Gracie May Hind 10.30 am Holy Communion (Stanford) WHO’S WHO IN THE PARISH? th Thursday 14 June Assistant (part-time) Curate – 2.30 pm Stanford School Father’s Day Service The Revd. Angela Gosden 01488 73996 Wardens th Sunday 17 June Trinity 2 (Summer Festival) Margaret Williams 710254 8.30 am Holy Communion (Stanford) Peter Gill 718224 6.30 pm Songs of Praise on Church Green Licensed Lay Ministers Please note that there is no Family Service at 10.15 Mrs Jill Smith 710473 st Mr Peter Stallabrass 710135 Thursday 21 June Verger 2.30 pm Songs of Praise at the Grange Mrs Susan Mayall Sunday 24th June Trinity 3 9.45 am Just Come (Stanford) Help for Rainbows 10.15 am Parish Communion (Stanford) Stanford Rainbow Guides is a thriving group of 5 to 7 Double celebration: Angela’s first service after her year old girls who meet between 4 and 5pm on term Ordination to the Priesthood and also the first time Monday evenings at the small village hall, for communion for seven people newly confirmed. games, craft and fun. 6.00 pm Evening Prayer (Hatford) At present we have 15 girls and 2 leaders, keeping a comfortable ratio of 8 girls to 1 leader, ensuring all the Wednesday 27th June girls get the attention they deserve. 10.30 am Holy Communion (Stanford) Stanford in the Vale with Goosey and Hatford 1 To include items for the newsletter Newsletter June 2012 Janet Warren 01367 710789 or [email protected] Closing date this month is the 18th We have had a sudden influx of enquiries re girls Skipping joining our group. We cannot accommodate these girls 3.45 pm Tug of War final without adult help. Could you spare an hour a week or a fortnight to join Do you need a lift to the football Club? us in encouraging and supporting our Rainbows with Please ring Karin 01367 718637 crafts and activities. Please note – no dogs are allowed on the football field. Parish Council, Football Club and If you would like more information please do not Village Hall representatives. hesitate to call me on 01367 710171. May I also suggest that those with girls under 5, who Thanks may like to join rainbows when they are 5, phone me Patricia (Patsy) Carter and add their names to the list as priority will be given Ron and Joanna would like to thank everyone for their to those on order of entry? support and messages of sympathy following the recent I look forward to hearing from any who can help as it loss of Patsy. We have been touched by the continuing would be wonderful to be able to welcome more kindness shown by so many during such a difficult time. Rainbows to our group. A collection of £780 was shared between the British Kind regards Sarah Fuller Heart Foundation and the Stanford - in - the - Vale First responders. Thank you. Stanford Queen’s Jubilee Celebrations rd ARTHUR MARTIN Sunday June 3 2012 The family of the late Arthur Martin would like to At the Football Field express their grateful thanks to the Staff at The Grange 12.00 noon – 4.00pm Care Centre for the love and care extended to Arthur throughout his days there. We could not have asked for Everyone welcome more. A big Thank-You to all for ‘that extra mile’. Programme for the afternoon: Arthur’s family would like also to extend their 12.00 noon Welcome and eat appreciation to those who have provided helpful support, and conveyed messages of sympathy, and comfort at this (Don’t forget to bring your picnic) time. Thank you. Pig Roast available (Cost £1.50) th Complimentary tea, coffee, squash and cakes Bazzers’ 70 Birthday Bash Thank you to all family and friends who came and helped Football Club bar open me enjoy a lovely evening. £300.00 was raised for the Jubilee Quiz British Legion Poppy Fund. On their behalf, thank you. Bring your photos and mementos to share with others around you 2.00 pm Toast to Her Majesty the Queen Stanford in the Vale CE Primary School and cutting of the celebration cake are organising a Scarecrow Trail Begin free activities around the field ‘Royal Connections’ Kings, Queens, Princes, Princesses, Fancy Dress Parade- Fancy dress from the Pop artists, TV & films, Disney characters decades or ‘red, white and blue’ If you could help us by making scarecrows Tug of War heats – teams of 8, to include (There will be a prize for the best scarecrow) men & women. Register on arrival or hosting them in your garden. Welly throwing competition please contact: Limbo competition Emma Payne on 01367 710474 or Bouncy Castle [email protected] The scarecrow trail will run from: Face Painting Saturday 1st June –Sunday 17th June 2012 Decorating a plate competition- The trail will take place around the village and ‘Design a Diamond Jubilee Souvenir plate’ will be great fun for all the family. Display by History Group Families will be able to purchase entry forms for 2.30 pm Children’s Races £3.00 nearer the time from the Vets, Stanford Egg and spoon School, Jubilee Party & Sack race Stanford Festival Weekend Stanford in the Vale with Goosey and Hatford 2 To include items for the newsletter Newsletter June 2012 Janet Warren 01367 710789 or [email protected] Closing date this month is the 18th Parish Council Meeting STANFORD IN THE VALE The next informal meeting is on WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Wednesday 6th June 2012 - 7.30 pm will meet in the Village Hall at 7.30pm at the Millennium Hall, URC Building in Chapel Wednesday 20th June Road to discuss finance and Housing Needs Survey Subject:The Big Muddy-a canoe trip All Villagers welcome down the Mississipi Speaker:Mrs.Sylvie Nichels Fairtrade Stall all welcome,enquiries:01367-718995 Saturday 9th June St Denys Church 10 a.m. - Noon Stanford-in-the-Vale Gardening Club There will be no meeting in June owing to the club We have a wide range of goods available; from trip to Floriade. chocolate treats, to tea and sugar, dried fruit, rice and olive oil - all fairly traded. If we don't have what you're In commemoration of looking for, we can order other Traidcraft products, Her Majesty the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and can also take regular orders; contact Zoë Williams the Stanford, Hatford, Goosey and Shellingford [email protected] tel: 710705 Conservative Branch invites you to a Musical Evening on Friday 22nd June 2012 at 7.30 pm Stanford Art Group. at the Shellingford Community Hall, Monday 11th June 2012 Shellingford. at 7.15pm in the Village Hall Tickets £16.00 per person to include supper and a free Life drawing with tutor Arran Miles, drink. Applications to Carol Griffin, Ashdown House, Visitors welcome £3. For more info 01367 710754 Church Green, Stanford in the Vale, Faringdon, Oxon SN7 8JU. Tel. 01367 718090, EMAIL: [email protected]. Cheques payable to WCCA. The University of the Third Age Please apply early. Faringdon & District U3A th Thursday 14 June 2012 2.30pm CORN EXCHANGE FARINGDON The Little Knitting Company Renata Calverley gives an “Account of a Open Day and Knit In childhood in German occupied Poland” Saturday 23 June 2012 Further information from Sylvia Bowley 11am-4pm (Chairman) 01367 241296 The Horse and Jockey www.FaringdonU3A.org.uk Knitting, weaving, braiding, spinning, problem solving. We'll have a selection of wool, yarn, needles and kits available to purchase. Fundraising for SSNAP and Stanford Summer Festival Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity. th Saturday June 16 and th Sunday June 17 Programmes are with this newsletter St. Denys Church, Stanford in the Vale Any extra help setting up and clearing away for the Saturday 30th June 2012 at 7.30 pm weekend would be appreciated, along with any MUSIC IN THE VALE presents donations of jewellery, gifts, books, children’s toys, bric a brac , cakes and plants.
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