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December 2015 December January 2015-6_Parish Pump April & May 2015 22/11/2015 11:49 Page 1 The Parish Pump AprilDec –e mMaybe r2017 2015 - January 2016 St Mary’s, Hemyock 1 St Andrew’s, Clayhidon All Saints Culmstock Culm Davy Chapel DecemberDecember January January 2015-6_Parish 2015-6_Parish Pump Pump April April & May & May 2015 2015 22/11/2015 22/11/2015 11:50 11:50 Page Page 47 48 Church Contacts The Benefice of Hemyock with Culm Davy, Clayhidon and Culmstock Mission Statement: To love God, and to love our neighbours rector The Reverend David Burton The Rectory, Hemyock, EX15 3RQ. Tel 681029. [email protected] The Rector will not normally be available on Mondays and Fridays administrator Claire Winrow (available Tues and Thurs 9.30am-12.30pm) [email protected] 07495 639826 st mary’s hemyock wardens David Bawler, 4 South View 680352 Jenny Doble 680174 services For details please see inside culm davy chapel wardens Mark FitzGerald 680564 st andrew’s clayhidon reader David Hortop 680623 wardens Pam Reynolds 680481 Stephen Bullett 680561 all saints culmstock wardens Richard Preston 680216 Stephen Rayson [email protected] hemyock baptist church services 11.00am and 7.00pm 11.00am with Junior Church pastor Steve Williams, 3 St Margarets Close 680946 secretary Mrs Maureen Aylwin 680111 48 47 rosemary lane chapel, clayhidon services 11.00am Morning Worship followed by Bible Times for Young People & Adults Free Estimates 6.30pm Evening Service 11.00am Family Service – 3rd Sunday only pastor Jonathan Hillman, 1 Blackdown Court, Clayhidon 681164 contact Gerald Redwood 680571 RODNEY SNOW quakers Spiceland (Uffculme) Meeting House, Prescott EX15 3AZ All Allasp Aspectsects of oftr eTreee su Srurgerygery/T r e e Painter & Decorator - Floor & Wall Tiling services 10.30am Meeting for Worship every Sunday Children’s meeting on 4th Sunday InspecStumption/S Removaltump Re moval Small Building Work contact Pat Bell (Clerk) 01884 841375 HedgCrowne Cutt iLiftingng an dCrown Resh aRedpinuctiong/Tre e and 53 Parklands Hemyock Grounds Maintenancehedge plan tGrassing Cutting methodist church Devon EX15 3QP Hedge Cutting All types of Fencing pastor Rev Kreschnak 28 Rope Walk, Wellington 662724 All types of fencing supplied and erected Tel: 01823 681046 Mobile: 07805 705 427 GWoodrass CChiputt iSeasonedng/Strim mLogsing r c church, cullompton General Garden Maintenance Turfing contact Fr Courtney 01884 32253 General Garden Maintenance FullyLan dInsuredscapin Privateg/A La r&g eCommercial Selection oCustomersf Annual Free Quotations and Perennial Plants www.fourseasons-treeservices.com Electrician NPTC QualifieOliverd to B Vernonritish S t a n d a r d 3 9 9 8 info@fourseasonsFully Insured/F-rtreeservices.comee Quotations Prompt, professional service 01884 563021/07766168162 [email protected] Sockets - Lighting - www.fourseasons-treeservices.com Fuse boards - Rewiring, etc Oliver Vernon, Bycott Farm, Halberton, Tiverton, Devon, EX16 7AU VAT free The ‘Parish Pump’ is produced by the Churches of Hemyock with Culm Davy, Clayhidon and Culmstock for the people of the area. The views of contributors are not 01884 820839 07766168162 Richard Brown necessarily those of the Editors. The ‘Parish Pump’ accepts no liability for (i) any claims made by the advertiser (ii) any errors or omissions in any advertisement as submitted by the advertiser (iii) any legal action as a result of the advertisement. 01823 680 389 or 07721 089 209 47 2 483 December January 2015-6_Parish Pump April & May 2015 22/11/2015 11:49 Page 5 PAINTING & DECORATING By Robin Porch FrCosye countrye E cottagesti m(sleepsa 4)t locatedes 1¾ miles from Hemyock village. &The A cottagedv boastsic etwo pretty bedrooms (one double & one twin), a luxurious bathroom, fully equipped kitchen and a large living area with a woodburner Quandal iat diningy W tableork to G seatu aaroundrant 8e people.ed Available for weekend, midweek and full week breaks. TeForl: more 01 information823 6 contact807 Sarah39 Machin:or Email: [email protected] 07Tel:9 7018233 68061183 Mob:91 0797715 141596 December January 2015-6_Parishwww.windoverfarmcottage.co.uk Pump April & May 2015 22/11/2015 11:49 Page 5 5 Professional footcare MANDY'S MOBILE HAIRDRESSING PAINTING PlumbingExp e rienced and FOR ALL YOUR HAIRDRESSING REQUIREMENTS. registered practitioner. & 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE. & TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT OR FOR MORE Susanne Crofar DECORATING MCFHP MAFHP INFORMATION PLEASE Electrical CALL MANDY ON:- 01823 680996 or By Robin Porch 07582810953. Plumbing & Heating ContractorsHo me visits by appointment. Specialising in Bathroom Refurbishment and Adaptation Free Estimates For information and bookings Domestic & Commercial Electrical Contractors REDWOOD & SON & Advice Phone 01404 892868 GENERAL BUILDERS Tel: 01823 665181E m a il:[email protected] [email protected] www.arctaunton.comReiki and Refl e x o l o g y t r e a t m e n t s O I L -F IRED APPLIANCE SERVICING Quality Work Guaranteed PURPOSE MADE JOINERY Unit A, Blackdown Business Park, Wellington, Somerset TA21 8STals o available. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Tel: 01823 680739 or Member of the Gerald Redwood (01823) 680571 French Nut Tree, Westcountry Natural Alan Redwood (01823) 680268 Clayhidon, Fax: (01823) 663996 07973 839115 Healing Fellowship. Cullompton, Email: [email protected] Devon, EX15 3PW VAT Reg. No. 171 4001 54 4 5 5 Professional footcare MANDY'S MOBILE HAIRDRESSING Experienced and registered practitioner. FOR ALL YOUR HAIRDRESSING REQUIREMENTS. 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE. TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT Susanne Crofar OR FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE MCFHP MAFHP CALL MANDY ON:- 01823 680996 or Home visits by appointment. 07582810953. For information and bookings REDWOOD & SON Phone 01404 892868 GENERAL BUILDERS Email:[email protected] Reiki and Reflexology treatments OIL-FIRED APPLIANCE SERVICING PURPOSE MADE JOINERY also available. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Member of the Gerald Redwood (01823) 680571 French Nut Tree, Westcountry Natural Alan Redwood (01823) 680268 Clayhidon, Fax: (01823) 663996 Healing Fellowship. Cullompton, Email: [email protected] Devon, EX15 3PW VAT Reg. No. 171 4001 54 December January 2015-6_Parish Pump April & May 2015 22/11/2015 11:49 Page 8 Lined & Interlined Curtains Handmade Headings DecemberDecember January January 2015-6_Parish 2015-6_Parish Pump Pump April April & May& May 2015 2015 22/11/2015 22/11/2015 11:49 11:49 Page Page 3 3 Pelmets December January 2015-6_Parish Pump April & May 2015 22/11/2015 11:49 Page 3 Roman Blinds Cushions Laminated Roller Blinds Fabrics VALLEY VIEW GARDEN SERVICES, HEMYOCK I have a wide range of fabrics available but Lawn Mowing & Hedge Trimming if you prefer I am happy to make up in your Maintenance & Clearance own fabric. If you want to make curtains yourself I can supply a curtain package with Patio’s & Fencing C A HEARNE ELECTRICAL all the materials you will need. If you don’t Friendly tidy service like cutting out or pattern matching I can Insured SERVICES help. Give me a call. 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Care Compassion Commitment Email : [email protected] • Woodland birthday parties • Overnight camps www.valevetgroup.com 50 Fore Street Cullompton, EX15 1LB • Bushcraft and survival and Culmstock Road, Hemyock EX15 3RJ • Team building For individuals, families, school groups, corporate, Churches, Scouts and youth groups. Contact Richard & Alison Whiteside 01823 680931 www.wildsideexperience.co.uk RREEDDWWOOOODD & & S SOONN REDWOOD & SON GGAARRDDEENN FUFNUENREARLA LD IDRIERCETCOTROSRS HHEELLPP FRFERUNENCNEHCR HNA UNLTU DTRI TREREE,C ECT, LCOALYRAHSYIHDIODNON HELP FRENCH NUT TREE, CLAYHIDON WWouoludl dy oyuo uli kliek eh ehlepl p INIDNEDPEEPNEDNEDNETN FTA FMAMILYIL YB UBSUISNIENSESSS Would you like help INDEPENDENT FAMILY BUSINESS araoruonudn dth teh eg agradredne?n? COCMOMPLPELTEET 2E4 2H4RH RPE PRESROSNOANLA SLE SREVRIVCIECE CCalal lHl Henearnyrro yFu aFnrardrar natthnte garden? 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