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Church and Village News Bedfield, Monk Soham, Southolt, Tannington and Worlingworth September 2016 Church and Village News Bedfield, Monk Soham, Southolt, Tannington and Worlingworth September 2016 Songs of Praise Some events this Whist re commences 16th Septem- 11th September Litter Pick ber at Saturday 24th Community Bedingfield 10.3oam Centre Community Centre Month Worlingworth Community Saturday 17th September Centre Harvest Supper 1st October Worlingworth celebrates Southolt Harvest 24th September 6.30pm The 35th Bike Ride and Macmillan Coffee Stride 10th September Morning WORLINGWORTH Cricket Club September 30th Dear Friends, September 2016 In California there is a bank next to a cemetery and its advertising slogan is: ‘You can’t take it with you, but you can have it near you’. This reminds me of that very famous sec- tion from St Matthew’s gospel ‘Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust consume and where thieves break in and steal; but store up for yourselves treasures in heaven… for where your treasure is, there your heart will be also’. I was always advised that I should have some savings – and of course that is good sound advice, but there comes a point where the accumulation of wealth becomes all consum- ing. I have known two people who have died in apparent poverty, leaving sizeable amounts of money behind and both of them were obsessed with saving. I cannot help but feel an intense sadness at the thought that they both put such a huge amount of their time into amassing that money, which if they didn’t want it, could have been put to good use. Jesus tells us - in Matthew’s gospel - that the only wealth we should build up is heavenly wealth – that is, those aspects of our spirit that will put us in good standing with God and that is what he means by accumulating the things that will last. The only thing that sur- vives at the end of our life is ourselves, so we need to ensure that we are in good spiritual condition! We lose everything if we have our heads so buried in this world that we lose sight of the next. Jesus never said that this world is unimportant, but its real importance is in that to which it leads. William Barclay said: ‘The Church has always believed that what we keep, we lose, and what we give, we keep’. There are no cash machines in heaven, but you can store up for yourselves treasures in heaven (Matthew 6.20). With my prayers and best wishes, Ron For Pastoral Care, Baptism, Wedding or Funeral arrangements please contact Rev David Burrell, email [email protected] (01986 798136) Address -The Rectory, 15 Noyes2 Rd, Laxfield, IP13 8EB or Rev. Ron Orams, Tel: 01986 798901 or email: [email protected] Telephone numbers for relevant parishes on the centre pages ST. MARY, WORLINGWORTH. Flowers and Brasses. September 4th N Ingate " 11th S Saunders " 18th J Rodwell (jnr) " 25th R Ridgwell CELEBRATION On Sunday 11th September, to complete the celebrations at the Community Centre, St. Mary's will have a service of Let's Celebrate with Songs of Praise. The service will be led by Mark Sheard and will be at 11.00am in the marquee at the Community Centre instead of in the church. Please come along and join in what will be an informal service (not too long!) to round off what will have been a real community event. Jumble Sale 10.00 to noon Community Centre Saturday 17th September Any Jumble can left at the Community Centre after 8.30am on the day. Please NO ELECTRICAL ITEMS 3 Your “Save the Swan Committee” Needs You! As a result of our efforts to reopen our local pub “The Swan” , Worlingworth, we are looking to enlarge our committee of hard working volunteers by two or three folk. If your speciality is in I.T. (such as web design), architectural design, law or any sort of pub business planning we would love to hear from YOU!! Contact Adrian Smith on [email protected] 01728 628177 or mobile 0782 6217840. Want to join the “Swan Inn Pub Friends Club” ?? You know you want to! Receiving updates on our progress is easy to do. Let me have your email address to put on our database. You will receive updates directly to your inbox. It couldn’t be easier and your details will be strictly confidential. Alternatively, if you would prefer paper format updates, let me have your name & address details to receive regular mail shots. It’s completely free to join! Contact Adrian Smith on [email protected] 01728 628177 or mobile 0782 6217840. LITTER PICK DAY : Change of date This has been moved to Sept 24th but please still come and help. Soup and rolls , tea/ coffee, flapjacks provided as usual. Macmillan Big Coffee Morning Friday September 30th 10.00am to midday Worlingworth Cricket Club Pavilion, Bedfield Road (by kind permission of Cricket club ) Donation of raffle prizes and cakes gratefully accepted—please ring Val Swallow 628068. Worlingworth Parish Council The next meeting of the Parish Council is on Wednesday 21st September at 7.30pm in the Community Centre All welcome [email protected] Minutes of previous parish council meetings can be viewed on the village website at www.worlingworth.onesuffolk.net Litter Pick – Date Change *** SATURDAY 24th SEPTEMBER *** Your village needs you!! Please meet at the Community Centre at 10.30 am, picker sticks, gloves and hi-viz jackets provided. A light lunch will be served as a thank you to all helpers. Jubilee Cup – Nominations Needed Each year the Jubilee Cup is awarded by the Parish Council to an individual, team or group who deserve recognition for their achievements or service to the community. Any member of the community may nominate any individual, team or group for con- sideration by the Council. All you have to do is describe briefly (up to 400 words) why you feel they should be awarded the Jubilee Cup The Council will consider all nomina- tions at the November meeting and the Cup will be awarded to the successful recipient(s) at an appropriate event soon after. If you would like to nominate someone, or a group, please send your nomination to the Parish Clerk at worlingworthparish- [email protected] as soon as possible and by Monday 7th November at the latest. Traffic Issues in Village Getting supporting evidence of speeding and other traffic problems has always been an issue, with facts and figures being the only way to persuade the authorities to do more to tackle the problem. Therefore don’t forget to report any issues to the Par- ish Council by using the traffic incident reporting form available on the village website. The information will be collated and used to sup- port calls for action. Forthcoming Date for your Diary Worlingworth Walking Day – join us again on Saturday 15th October to walk the fantastic footpath network that surrounds our village. 5 St Mary’s Guild At the home of Nora Ingate on September 13th at 2.15/2.30 Details: Val 628068 Tuesday Fellowship. Contact Meg Mitchell on 628572 Tuesday 6th September, 2pm in Meg's home. Speaker is Veda Berriman from Winston "3G has come to Worlingworth" "Games for Guys and Gals!" We are now including board games, cards, dominoes etc as well as Darts and Rummikub at our Tuesday meetings where tea , coffee and biscuits are served . We are here on alternate Tuesdays at 2pm and are open to everyone. The dates for September are the 13th and 27th . Come along and join in the fun, have a chat; all this for £1. The next meeting will be on Wednesday 7th September at 7.15pm at Worlingworth Community Centre Speaker Jason Salisbury/ Suffolk Farmhouse Cheeses. Sales of cheeses afterwards New members welcome Please Ring Jane 628446 September 16th at 10.30am Charity Coffee Morning at Val Swallow , Ivy Cottage. 50/50 in aid of Worlingworth & Tannington WI and St. Elizabeth's Hospice ( in memory of Joan O Sullivan) All welcome to come and have a coffee, cake & a chat 6 WI Karaoke evening and Fish and Chips September 23rd from7.30pm There will be a fish and chip van at the Community Centre the same evening from 7.30. You don't have to attend karaoke to make use of this! Community Centre Harvest Supper Saturday 1st October, 7.30pm Bar open 3 course meal followed by tea/coffee £10. Tickets available from Val Swallow Early booking please, no later than 24th September Tel 01728 628068 Email [email protected] Entertainment from Peter Holloway Worlingworth Social Club Community Centre, every Friday, 8.30 pm Carpet Bowls first Friday, 7pm ( 2nd September ) Dates for your diary Curry and Quiz night Friday October 14th. Quiz at 9.00pm Further details contact 627973 By Popular demand Elvis Night Saturday November 19th 7 Monk Soham Harvest Festival will take place on the 18th September at 11 am, led by Rev. David Burrell. All Welcome to come and join us in giving thanks for this year’s Harvest. Bedfield News Sad news that June, wife of Tony Fairweather has died aged 80. June died peacefully at home after a long period of illness. A graveside farewell service took place at Farnham Woodland Burial Ground on Wednesday August 24th.. Donations if desired for St. Elizabeth Hospice may be sent c/o Moore Bros, 5 Woodbridge Road, Framlingham IP13 9LL A memorial service will be held at a later date. June will always be remembered for her love of her garden and growing and sowing , and generously giving away plants to friends and for fund raising Our community event fund raiser ‘The Scarecrow Trail’ with games and refreshments on the Sports Field was organised by Mat and Anna Reed for fund raising to be shared by Bedfield School and St.
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