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St Lawrence August Fete, Boot Sale and Marine St Lawrence parish Welcome to the Autumn edition of the St Lawrence Parish Newsletter. We are holding the well-established Summer Fete on 25th August, Bank holiday Saturday, newsletter AUTUMN 2018 incorporating a Boot Sale and Marine Jumble ( time for you boaty or jet ski people to dig deep in the garage). There will be loads for everyone to do with music, face painting, loads of cakes and drinks not forgetting an impressive array of plants. The old favourites of the raffle and tombola will be there and we are happy to receive donations for the tombola. ST LAWRENCE AUGUST FETE, See centre pages for details. There are details of FREE first aid training courses and lots more. If you have an BOOT SALE AND MARINE JUMBLE event you would like mentioned in the next edition, or you have a story to share please send your copy to [email protected]. Costs for business advertisements are £10 full page £5 half page. The next edition will be out in November 2018. SATURDAY 25 AUGUST 2018 11.00—3.00 PM FREE FIRST AID TRAINING DATES JUBILEE FIELD AND VILLAGE HALL To be held at the See centre pages for more details! Village Hall Wed 22 August 8 - 10pm Wed 19 Sept 8 -10pm Sat 29 Sept 10am - 12 noon Wed 17 Oct 8 -10pm Sat 27 Oct 10am - 12 noon Sat 24 Nov 10am - 12 noon Contact Chris on 07879 287999 Or email [email protected] 2 1 Have you tried the exercises classes at St Law- rence Village Hall? Classes run throughout the year, 3 times a week, (excluding Bank Holidays), on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7.30pm. Your first class is half price at only £2. Body Blitz is on a Monday and Thursday evening. This is a body conditioning/toning class using weights, resistances bands and tubes. It is suitable for all ages and abilities. Legs, Bums and Tums is on a Tuesday evening and compli- ments the other class, getting your heart pumping and aiding weight loss. All equipment is provided; all you need is suitable clothing and footwear and a bottle of water. So if you want to lose weight, tone up with great music and have fun, why not come along! For more information; search “Wendy's Aerobics” on Facebook or call 07846205232/01621778646 4 3 ST LAWRENCE PARISH COUNCIL www.essexinfo.net/st-lawrence-parish-council Clerk—Kevin Money, 7 Roach Vale, Colchester, Essex. CO4 3YN Tel: 07810781509 email: [email protected] MEETINGS 2018 20TH AUGUST 24TH SEPTEMBER 22ND OCTOBER 26TH NOVEMBER 17TH DECEMBER Meetings start at 7.30pm. All welcome. Meetings commence with public question time—your chance to have your say. PARISH COUNCILLORS CONTACT DETAILS CAROL TAYLOR MARIGOLD 87 MOUNTVIEW CRESCENT CM0 7NR (Chairman) MARIAN GIBSON 93 MAIN ROAD CM0 7NA (Vice Chairman) JANE PUDNEY WEST NEWLANDS BRADWELL ROAD CM0 7LL LINDA PAILING 99 NIPSELLS CHASE MAYLAND CM3 6EJ RUTH LANGLEY 40 MAIN ROAD CM0 7NA GERRY LEWSEY KARLS SEAWAY SEAWAY ST LAWRENCE BAY CHRIS THORNE 23 ANCHORAGE VIEW ST LAWRENCE CM0 7JH 5 6 BOOKS AND TOYS SATURDAY 25 AUGUST 2018 CRAFT STALLS PLANT STALL 11.00—3.00 PM IN THE VILLAGE HALL TOMBOLA JUBILEE FIELD AND VILLAGE HALL RAFFLE Entrance 50p. Kids go free. SMASH THE PLATE GAMES ST LAWRENCE WI CAKES BOOT SALE AND MARINE BRIC A BRAC JUMBLE PHOTO JEWELLERY PITCHES COST £6.00 BOOTH Contact Linda on 744400 or Carole 778523 to book a place FACE PAINTING PIMMS TENT KIDS BUNGEES REFRESHMENTS IN THE BRADWELL WI VILLAGE HALL PIES AND PRESERVES BY TREVOR Organised by St Lawrence Church Trust in aid of the Church building fund 8 7 The St Lawrence Share Fair The Wildlife Talks at St Lawrence Church will start again on 29th August, after a summer break, with a talk entitled 'The World of Moths' by local lepidopterist Stephen Dewick. August 19th, October 14th. Stacey Belbin has been re-booked for 26th September as we had to cancel her talk back in February due to the cold weather. She will share her stories and experiences aboard the Jubilee Field on a Sunday between 12-4pm. Lady Grace which she skippers out of West Mersea for wildlife boat trips. Jon Greaves will present his 'Prehistoric Essex' talk on October 31st. Each talk will start at 7.30 and places can be booked as usual by emailing [email protected]. Entrance is £4.00 including A Share Fair is like a market or Fair … but everything is ABSOLUTELY FREE! A refreshments and proceeds will go to charity. Money-Free-Zone where EVERYONE is WELCOME to share and swap skills, stuff and stories. And please place these dates in the calendar. An event, with no hidden costs for things like food and drink, entertainment or goods? Wildlife Talk at St Lawrence Church - Aug 29th - 7.30 - The World of Moths - Stephen What if this event was not only ABSOLUTELY FREE but also helped towards caring Dewick for the environment by reducing waste and caring for the community by bringing peo- ple together to learn new skills? Wildlife Talk at St Lawrence Church - September 26th - 7.30 - The Adventures of Lady Grace - Stacey Belbin Too good to be true – well please read on because we think we’ve cracked it! Wildlife Talk at St Lawrence Church - October 31st - 7.30 - Prehistoric Essex - Jon Greaves In the past, markets were more like fairs – as much about social gatherings and enter- tainment as about trading goods. Nowadays the word ‘market’ is associated with mon- ey-making and fairs are often very expensive. So, a few of us have decided to keep the idea of an old-fashioned market, but get rid of the money bit – and we are calling this event a Share Fair. How does it work? We all have things in our homes that we no longer need – good stuff that is sitting GREENING GREY BRITAIN IN ST LAWRENCE unused and taking up valuable space. We all have clothes we have grown out of (or never worn!) that someone else could use but stays hanging in our wardrobe. All this INTERESTED IN GARDENING? stuff we can bring to a Share Fair and swap. TIME TO DEVOTE TO YOUR COMMUNITY? We all have skills we can share – some of us play musical instruments, or are excel- lent knitters, or good cooks. Some of us are experienced vegetable growers, dog- trainers or song-writers. Some of us mend things, build things or create things. Some The R.H.S. is running a campaign to 'GREEN GREY BRITAIN'. We of can draw well, or speak different languages or hula hoop! All of us are good at have a grey patch - the Jubilee Car Park - not a very attractive something – even if that something is being friendly for half an hour and listening to welcome to the village. Some hard landscaping - raised and ground - somebody who is a bit lonely. level beds, a mass of planting - could make a big difference. We need to think in terms of sustainability, drought resistance, low maintenance And we all have a story to tell – all of us enjoy a good natter from time to time, espe- - quite a challenge! If you would like to be part of a working-party to cially with somebody who can tell us new ideas, or useful information or old stories envision what might be possible, or just to give about where we live. At a Share Fair we have comfortable seating areas with free tea ideas, please contact Ruth on 778930. and coffee where people can sit and chat. 10 9 Confirmation Classes Got questions on faith? Come to our Alpha Course in September. Confirmation is an opportunity to affirm your faith in Jesus Christ and Alpha is a course which seeks to introduce the basics of the become a member of the Church of England and receive Holy Com- Christian faith through a series of talks and discussions. More munion. Revd Steven will be holding Confirmation classes for those information can be found at https://alpha.org/ who would like to be Confirmed on Saturday mornings from 10-12 at the Vicarage in Tillingham from 13 October to 17 November. You are welcomed to come to all or any of the sessions which include something to eat, the watching of a video clip, a talk, a The Confirmation service will take place at a Church in the Deanery hymn/song followed by a discussion. at 3pm on Sunday 18 November. If you or know of anyone who would like to be Confirmed, please contact Revd Steven on 01621 779620 St Lawrence Church Centre, St Lawrence or email [email protected] Wednesday 19 September at 7.30-9.30pm Followed by future weeks leading into December. To register, please contact: Rev Steven Poss, Diddydots Nursery 01621 779620 or email [email protected] Diddydots nursery, breakfast and after school clubs. Open Monday - Friday 7am till 6:30pm What’s on At the Church Centre Offering sessional and full day care for funded and Event Day and contact Time non funded children. Pebbles Monday 10.00 am St Lawrence village hall, Main Road St Lawrence. Bridge Monday 1.45 pm Please call on 07718220663 Coffee morning Tuesday 10.30 am Or 01621 778965 or 07875500777 Café Extra Wednesday 2.30 – 4.00 www.diddydots-nursery.co.uk Jane Pudney 772345 Yoga Thursday 2.15– 3.45 pm Contact Nikki 779027 Hobby/Craft group Friday 10.00 – 12.00 11 12 Summer Fun! CHURCH SERVICES Date Time Building Parish Service August 09:00 St Lawrence Ch St Lawrence Parish Communion 5th 10:00 St Lawrence Ctr St Lawrence All Age Worship August 10:00 St Lawrence Ctr St Lawrence Family Communion 12th 18:30 St Peters Chapel Bradwell Evening Service 09:00 St Lawrence Ch St Lawrence Parish Communion Dear Friends, August 10:00 St Lawrence Ctr St Lawrence All Age Worship 19th As we move into August, this month tends to be a quiet month with people away on holidays, 18:30 St Peters Chapel Bradwell Evening Service but we have lots of things planned! 09:00 St Lawrence Ch St Lawrence Parish Communion Firstly, we will have our next Messy Church in St Lawrence from 1-3pm on Friday 3 August at August 10:00 St Lawrence Ctr St Lawrence All Age Service 26th the Church Centre and we have Messy Church with a BBQ in Bradwell on Friday 24 August 18:30 St Peters Chapel Bradwell Evening Service from 2-4.30pm at the Church and in Tillingham from 2-4.30pm on Thursday 23 August at the 09:00 St Lawrence Ch St Lawrence Parish Communion Church.
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