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The Watershed Magazine DATES FOR YOUR DIARY JUNE THE WATERSHED MAGAZINE Wednesday 4 6.30pm Let’s Talk Discussion Group Thursday 5 6,30pm Coates Gardening Club Outing Saturday 7 2pm Kemble Playgroup Summer Party Saturday 7 7.30pm Bingo Night at Sapperton Village Hall Saturday 7 7.30pm Rotary Club Charity Concert in Tetbury Saturday 7 5 - 9pm Rodmarton & Tarlton Fiesta Sunday 8 2 - 6pm Open Gardens in Ashley and Culkerton Sunday 8 3.30-5pm Messy Church! Kemble School Hall Thursday 12 10am Time Out Bible Discussion Friday 13 6.30pm Sing! Charity event in South Cerney Church Tuesday 10 11.55am Mobile library visiting Coates Tue 10 - Fri 13 9am - 4pm Cirencester College End of Year Exhibition Thursday 12 7.30pm Fashion show in Meysey Hampton village hall in aid of BEAT Thursday 19 11.30am Good Companions Coach Outing Thursday 19 Mobile police station vising our villages Saturday 21 Armed Forces Parade Gloucester Cathedral Thursday 26 10am Time Out Bible Discussion JULY Thursday 3 7.30pm Coates Gardening Club meeting Norah Kennedy on Willow Tuesday 8 11.55am Mobile library visiting Coates Thursday 17 2.30pm Good Companions Meeting Radio Gloucestershire’s Pete Wilson Saturday 19 Mobile police station vising our villages St Matthew’s, Coates Tuesday 22 Rodmarton and Tarlton Parish Council meeting END OF YEAR EXHIBITION The BTEC Art and Design final year students Cirencester College End of year exhibition June 10 -13 from 9am to 4pm. June 2014 Cirencester College, Stroud Rd, Cirencester, Gloucestershire 24 1 RECTOR USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS Rev Trevor Kemp 770550 Watershed Editor Bob Merrill 771496 Coates Rectory, Coates GL7 6NR Watershed Treasurer Janet Loines 841578 Watershed Intercession Group Anne Chilton 770726 Email [email protected] Coates Parish Council Bob Allen 771229 LOCAL ORDAINED MINISTER (Non-stipendiary) Coates Parish Council clerk Annie Rogers The Rev Pepita Walker 760211 Coates PCC Treasurer Janet Trinder 770525 Coates Gardening Club Margaret Reynolds 771354 CURATE (Non-stipendiary) Coates Social Club secretary Annabelle Crapper 770266 Rev David Austin 860692 Coates Tree Warden Geoffrey Moore 770869 READER Coates Village Hall Susan PJ 770596 Richard Marlowe 770401 Coates Neighbourhood Watch Roger Clarke 07774 642016 Frampton Mansell Village Hall Bookings 760102 or 760300 Barrie Cran 770809 Rodmarton & Tarlton PC C/man Paul Drake 770267 STRATEGIC YOUTH MINISTER Rodmarton & Tarlton PC clerk Susan Hare Odele Harding 07747 611690 Rodmarton PCC Treasurer Simon Biddulph 841462 COATES Rodmarton School Colin Jones 841284 Rodmarton Village Hall Norman Hopkins 07514 485555 or Church Wardens: Dickie Randall 771300 841287 Tony Berry 770220 Rodmarton Cricket Club Nick Clarke 841421 Flower Team Leader Heather Wheatley 770829 Sapperton with FM PC Chair Sarah Osborn-Smith 760874 SAPPERTON WITH FRAMPTON MANSELL Sapperton with FM council clerk Michelle Hugh 760153 Sapperton/FM PCC Treasurer Peter Mammatt 760852 Church Warden: Jeremy Hoskins 760227 Sapperton/FM Snow Warden Mark Franklin 760226 Dorothy Mammatt 760852 Sapperton Tree Warden Paul Dingley 760788 Deputy warden St Kenelm’s Mark Hamer 760715 Sapperton Village Hall Annette Bullock 760468 Rotas Kate Gordon-Lennox 760651 Sapperton School Dawn Thomas 760325 Royal British Legion John Chilton 770726 Secretary PCC Natalie Hunt 760421 Good Companions Betty Mixture 770569 RODMARTON AND TARLTON (Chapel of Ease) Watershed RDA Bob Merrill 771496 Church Wardens Watershed Farm Club Liz Collins 770621 Rodmarton Mary FitzGerald 238607 District Councillors Thames Head Ward John Birch 770360 Sophia Kinmont 841222 Avening Ward Jim Parsons 01453 836596 Tarlton Jasper Biddulph 770230 County Councillor S D E Parsons 821451 Flower Team Leader Sarah Pope 841253 Member of Parliament Geoffrey Clifton-Brown 01452 371630 Secretary PCC Jane Marlowe 770401 Cirencester Hospital 655711 Police non emergency (24hrs) 101 Lynn Saunders - Village Agent 07776 245 754 Coates Resilience plan agents Tony Berry 770220/07980336303 John Birch 770360/07989946224 David Lattimore771006/07836511011 2 23 MOBILE LIBRARY VISITS FORTHCOMING SERVICES IN THE BENEFICE th The mobile library visits Coates every 4 weeks. The visit for the next 1 June 7 Sunday of Easter months will be on Tuesday 10 June and 8 July between 11.55am and 9.30am Kemble Holy Communion 12.55pm outside the village hall. 9.30am Coates Holy Communion 11am Poole Keynes Family Service 11am Somerford Keynes Morning Prayer MOBILE POLICE STATION 11am Sapperton Family Holy Communion The mobile police station will be visiting our villages this month on 11am Rodmarton Holy Communion Thursday 19 June staffed by PCSO King and will call at the following times. 4 June Midweek Wednesday 10am Kemble Holy Communion Frampton Mansell 1pm - 2pm 8 June Pentecost Sapperton 2.15pm - 3.15pm 9.30am Kemble Morning Prayer Coates 3.30pm - 4.30pm 9.30am Coates Holy Communion They will be visiting next month on Saturday 19 July at the following 9.30am Poole Keynes Holy Communion times: 11am Tarlton Holy Communion 11am Somerford Keynes Holy Communion Frampton Mansell 9am - 10am 11am Frampton Mansell Holy Communion Sapperton 10.15am - 11.15am 11am Rodmarton Matins Coates 11.30am - 12.30pm 11 June Midweek Wednesday 10am Kemble Holy Communion ADVERTISING IN THE WATERSHED 15 June Trinity 9.30am Kemble Holy Communion If you wish to advertise in our parish magazine please contact Bob 9.30am Coates Family Service Merrill at Glebe House, Coates, GL7 6NU. Tel 771496, Mobile 07866 9.30am Frampton Mansell Holy Communion 972389 or by e-mail to the Watershed magazine at 11am Poole Keynes Morning Prayer [email protected]. Adverts at a third of a page cost £15 for 11am Somerford Keynes Family Service a single issue or £60 for 5 issues. Adverts at half a page cost £23 for a 11am Rodmarton Holy Communion single issue or £90 for 5 issues. The magazine is published 10 times every year; July/August and December/January are joint editions. 18 June Midweek Wednesday Cheques should be made payable to Watershed magazine. 10am Kemble Holy Communion 22 June 1st Sunday of Trinity 8am Tarlton Holy Communion (BCP) CLOSING DATE FOR NEXT MONTH - 12 JUNE 9.30am Kemble Morning Prayer Contributions should be sent to Bob Merrill at Glebe House, Coates, 9.30am Coates Holy Communion GL7 6NU. Tel 771496, mobile 07866 972389 or by e-mail to the 9.30am Poole Keynes Holy Communion Watershed magazine at [email protected]. Articles should 11am Somerford Keynes Festival Songs of Praise be in Arial font at 11 point with formatting kept as simple as 11am Frampton Mansell Holy Communion possible. The editor reserves the right to edit any articles. All articles 11am Rodmarton Family Service should be submitted by 12 June at the latest for inclusion in next 6pm Kemble The Source month’s issue. 22 3 FORTHCOMING SERVICES (cont) 25 June Midweek Wednesday 10am Kemble Holy Communion 29 June 2nd Sunday of Trinity 11am Somerford Keynes Benefice Service REFLECTIONS FROM THE RECTORY In Church as most of you will know we celebrate seasons that either help us prepare for something or take us on to discover something– Advent is the season of preparation leading to Christmas and Lent leads to Easter but the celebration of the great festival is in the weeks that follow so we celebrate Jesus birth from Christmas day to Candlemass (Feb 2nd) and we celebrate resurrection from Easter day (April 20th this year) until the Ascension (May 29th this year) which celebrates Jesus return to heaven. This Jesus told us he had to do before the Holy Spirit could come to his disciples which we celebrate at Pentecost (June 8th) the week after the ascension. 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