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The Vicar’s Letter The Vicarage, Waltham Road, (corner of Foliejohn Way) Woodlands Park Telephone 01628 822000

Dear Friends, Why celebrate Christmas? There are lots of possible answers to that question, and different people will naturally give different ones. Perhaps because we always have. Perhaps because everybody else does. Perhaps we do it ‘for the children’. Perhaps we do it because it reminds us of when we were children. Perhaps because it gives us a good excuse for a break, or a party. Perhaps because we enjoy the tradition of celebrating Christmas. Or is there something more? Research suggests that fewer than 1 in 8 people now know the Christmas story in any detail. Most will still know that it is something to do with the birth of a baby called Jesus — and of course we all celebrate birthdays, and most people like babies. But that still doesn’t explain why we should celebrate the birth of this baby. Of all the billions of births there have been down the centuries, why celebrate this one? Knowing the story of his birth — remarkable though it was in some ways — doesn’t actually offer that much more help. But it does contain some clues. The clues are confirmed by the things that he said and did when he had THIS MAGAZINE Published bi-monthly, six times a year. Delivered free to all homes in , and Woodlands Park. Freely available at church services. You will see that this edition of our magazine is a little slimmer than usual. This is because our Editor position is still vacant, but we hope to resume normal service next edition! Articles for the next edition should be sent to: [email protected] by 15 th January 2009 The magazines will be available by the last Sunday of the month.

Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 1 grown up. But it was not just what he grew up to do that made this birth special. No. This birth was special because the baby — even as a baby — was special. Very special. In fact the truth of just who he was is too much for us really to take in. God. The God who made the world and everything in it. The God who made the whole universe, with its billions of stars and galaxies covering unimaginable distances. The God who made us. That God — yes, that God — entered his creation. Became one of us. Became a baby . It is truly mind-blowing, and mind-blowingly true, that the maker of everything — everything — came and lived, taught, suffered, and died among us. To show us what he is like. To invite us into a relationship with himself. And that really is something to celebrate. Have a joyful Christmas! David Andrew

P.S. If you would like to brush up on the story of the birth of Jesus then you can find it in the Bible — in the first two chapters of the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. Or you could come to one of our carol services — see the details on p.6. You would be very welcome at any of the Christmas services mentioned there.

Christmas Concert featuring

St Mary's Church, White Waltham

Monday 14th December 7.30pm

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Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 3 Qigong and Tai Chi Soft Chinese Exercises for Health & Relaxation Qigong and Tai Chi have been practiced in China for thousands of years It is suitable for people of all ages and abilities Weekly Classes:- Mondays from 10am - 11.30am White Waltham Parish Hall. For more information contact: Jennifer Maskell-Packer (01628) 823774

Member of Chinese Internal Arts Association and the British Council for Chinese Martial Arts.

Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 4 Everwelcome Club (Over 60s) Christian Smith House, Heywood Avenue, Woodlands Park 2.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. alternate Wednesdays Contact: Ursula McAndrew, 74 Bannard Road, Maidenhead SL6 4NR Tel: 01628 625089

Our first real start of the club was on the 16 th September when a demonstration was given by Denise on how to make greetings cards. 30 th Sept Mr Dixon returned to give another talk on “Women on the home front during the First World War”. 14 th Oct Members gave gifts for the soldiers serving in Afghanistan. Also a talk by Mrs Freeman. 28 th Oct Over 30 members enjoyed a coach trip through the Chilterns. 4th Nov Talk by Mrs Barton. 25 th Nov Our AGM celebrating 47 years. 9th Dec Christmas Lunch. Our club recommences on Wednesday 3 rd February 2010. Wishing everyone a Happy Christmas and New Year. And a big thank you for your support during the year. Ursula McAndrew

ALLEN ELECTRICAL SERVICES

AES Your Local Electrician All Types of Electrical Work No Call-out Charge Emergency Service Re-Wires Fully Insured Security Lights Shower Installations Extra Sockets & Lights Part P Approved Please call 01628 621342 or 07860 701320 (Mobile) Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 5 White Waltham and Shottesbrooke Churches invite you to join us at our Special Christmas Services

Sunday 20 th December White Waltham at 11.00 a.m. Family Carol Service with Christingles A fun way for children to discover the real meaning of Christmas

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Christmas Eve ~ Thursday 24 December White Waltham at 6.00 pm Carol Service Parents – please note that hand-held candles will be used in this service and that the Church will be in darkness while they are lit

White Waltham at 11.30 pm Midnight Communion

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Christmas Day ~ Friday 25th December Shottesbrooke at 9.00 am Holy Communion ~ BCP

White Waltham at 10.30 am Family Service followed by a short service of Holy Communion

Sunday 27th December Shottesbrooke at 6.30 pm Traditional Carol Service

Everybody is Welcome

Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 6 Keen and Eager Ltd., Unit 2, Woodlands Business Park, J. TOOMEY & SON Woodlands Park Avenue, Maidenhead SL6 3UA. DECORATOR MoTs £40 10 day FREE retest INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Free minor MoT adjustments PAINTING & DECORATING (Trade also welcome) All servicing and repairs canned outs on the premiseCOVING & • Diagnostic Testing PAPERHANGING A • Air conditioning Re-Gas £45+VAT SPECIALITY • Air conditioning repairs •Welding to MoT standards • Brakes FREE ESTIMATES – • Clutches QUALITY WORK To all makes of vehicles TEL: 01628 824588 OPENING TIMES Monday - Friday 8a.m. - 5.30p.m. Member of the Saturday 8a.m. - 1p.m. Guild of Master Craftsmen Members of the www.goodgaragescheme.com Est 1986 TEL: (01628) 828175

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Our vision for Project Rainbow is to provide on-site facilities for White Waltham Church’s children’s activities, so that we can welcome and support the children and families of our Parish, nurturing our young people and enabling them to make the right decisions in their life. In the October/November edition of the Parish Magazine we told you about the work that we had done in the churchyard. We also explained that there would be a hearing held in the church on 15 th , 16 th and 17 th October when the church authorities would consider giving their permission for the project. In the event, the hearing only lasted a day and a half, and both parties have now made their closing submissions to the Chancellor of the Diocese. These submissions will shortly be available for you to read by following the Consistory Court link on the Project Rainbow page of the church’s website at www.stmaryswhitewaltham.co.uk . The Chancellor is expected to make his decision shortly. Once we have received it, his judgement will also be posted on the church website. If you do not have access to the internet but would like to read these documents, please do contact either

Tony Hill on 01628 822654 or Jenny Murphy on 01844 275261

In the next edition of the Parish Magazine there will be news of a Project Rainbow Quiz Night that is planned for March 2010. For more information please contact Bridget Tracy on 01628 670338.

Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 9 Cox Green Townswomen’s Guild Meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7.45 p.m. at Cox Green Community Centre For further information please contact the Secretary, Jean Chant, 17 Stratford Gardens, Cox Green, Maidenhead, Berk, SL6 3DT Tel: 01628 639583

Our programme is as follows:-

December 17th – Our Speaker will be Roy Self speaking of his experiences as a film extra. This will be followed by Savouries & Hot Punch. January 21 st – Mr Philip Cooke from the Sue Ryder/Leonard Cheshire Homes will be speaking. Our designated charity, The Berkshire First Responders –Woodlands Park Branch, have been given a cheque for £500. For details of our many activities & outings & holidays please contact Jean Chant on 01628 639583.

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White Waltham C E Primary School

As autumn sets in and the Christmas rush starts, I must reflect on our excellent Joseph production. The children, staff and parents put in many hours of hard work and when one watched the production and saw the enjoyment, confidence and learning that took place, you realise what a worthwhile experience it was, one that will form fond school memories. Not letting any leaves gather around our feet, we have been busy making leaf moulds with the Waltham Place staff and look forward to continuing this link by developing vegetable gardens in the spring. The children have also been keeping fit, playing many friendly netball and football matches. Children have also had the opportunity to compete in a hockey tournament. The school is also planning to mark St. Andrew’s Day with the four houses competing in our very own Highland games. Each term we continue to support a different charity. Since September, we’ve supported Feed the Children through our harvest gifts. We also had the opportunity to support Jeans for Genes Day by turning out in our denim, and we have sold Poppies for Remembrance Day. We feel it’s important that the children get an opportunity to reflect on those less fortunate than themselves through these different events. Our PTA has recently held a ladies evening, and it was good to see such a turn out of visitors from our community and beyond. December 5th sees our annual Christmas Fayre at school. Do drop in if you can, you will have the opportunity to purchase many

Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 11 of those much needed Christmas gifts, and it will also give you an opportunity to see the school in its festive mode. Some more dates for your diaries, which we would be thrilled to have you at. Our KS 1 Nativity Play is on the 9th and 10th December. We are also hard at work learning carols for our ‘Carolling Evening’ on Tuesday 15th December meeting at 4:30 pm at the school and our school Christmas Church Service at 2pm on Wednesday 16th December. May I as always extend a very warm welcome to you at our school; we are always pleased to show visitors around our facilities. If you require any further information, please contact us on 01628 822533 or call in and see us, you are always most welcome. Isabel Cooke Headteacher

A Musical Surprise! A short concert by pupils and friends of Pippa Eden Saturday 23 rd January 2010 5pm White Waltham Church Tickets cost £2 and are available on the door, with all proceeds going to Project Rainbow

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Help with your Training/Education? Have you left school? Are you in full-time training or education? (Apprenticeship/college, university etc.)

If you are under 25 and live in the civil parishes of Shottesbrooke or White Waltham, or the south ward of Hurley …

Then the Duell and Hawes Educational Trust may be able to help you with a grant.

for an application form write to: Chairman of Trustees, Tony Hill, Innings Lane, White Waltham, Maidenhead, Berks, SL6 3RU telephone: 01628-822654 or email: [email protected]

Want to advertise in this mmagazine?agazine?

Contact Bob Crittenden on Maidenhead 676117

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Woodlands Park Women’s Section Royal British Legion are holding a

Beetle Drive on Friday 4 December 09 7.30pm – 9.30pm at the Woodlands Park Village Centre

Entrance 50p (If you are interested in coming along please call the village centre on 01628 823964)

Refreshments Raffle

Everyone welcome

Look out for other events advertised in the Woodlands Park Village Centre and in Local Shops.

Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 15 Hurley & Walthams Ward Your three Ward Councillors

Maureen Hunt 01189 404808 [email protected] Paul Etherington [email protected] Hazel Wilson 01628 823610 [email protected] Once again, Christmas looms and the Council has sent notifications of the many activities in the Town Centre for Christmas – Christmas Italian Market 27 th Nov, Fairground rides 5 th Dec, Visit Santa for free 6 th Dec, Cinderella Pantomime at the Town Hall 9-13 th Dec, Christmas Carols 19 th Dec. to name but a few – visit www.rbwm.gov.uk for Town Centre Events. Whilst on the Royal Borough website you will note on the opening page in one of the boxes at the top – BUSINESS RATE PETITION. Shops and businesses in the Royal Borough have found that there will be a huge rise in their rate bills come April 2010. You may have seen the headlines on the front page of the Maidenhead Advertiser a few weeks ago relating to this ‘The last shop in Maidenhead put out the lights’. All political parties in the Council are so concerned with the effects this will have on Maidenhead & Windsor and have put a petition on line. I suggest you have a read of this and if in agreement sign the petition. ‘Safe as Houses’ was launched this week. This is led by the Community Council of Berkshire working with the police and the Royal Borough. It is funded by the Home Office Safer Homes initiative and it is to make the homes of 1000 most vulnerable people in the Royal Borough safe and burglar-proof (or as near as can be). Police Community Support Officers and RBWM Community Wardens will visit these residents and mark their valuable items using SelectaDNA. This is a marking system that shows up under special lighting and details who the owners are. Window shock alarms will also be installed and stickers on the windows and notices on street lights will warn burglars that property in these areas have been marked and protected. This Selecta DNA is very good (I bought one myself) and Supt. De Meyer welcomes the scheme that will lock out burglars and reduce the fear of burglary especially for our most vulnerable residents. It will make a difference and if you feel that this scheme could be a help to a vulnerable person you know, please let me know. Also, please be on the watch for any phone call saying you have won an alarm system worth £1,000. If you will pay the instalation charge of £299 etc. etc. We are affiliated with the police etc etc. Then there are the calls from security companies offering to carry out home security checks. Just put the phone down.

Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 16 There are changes to the way benefits are calculated. Families on low incomes and people over the age of 60 could find themselves better off. • Child benefit will no longer be counted as income for housing or council tax benefits • The £6000 lower savings limit has been raised to £10,000 for over 60’s on state pensions credit. In a bid to help residents cut unnecessary energy use, lower carbon dioxide emissions and save money, the Royal Borough is offering energy monitors for loan. Energy monitors allow the user to see how much energy is being used at any one time and how much it is costing. Now 40 monitors are available to borrow from any borough library for up to three weeks – which should be plenty of time to understand a household’s energy usage and whether it can be reduced. The loan scheme is designed to help residents gain this vital information without having to invest in a meter which may not be needed after the first few weeks. The loan also includes an accompanying book packed with advice on green living. That’s about enough news from me but if you have any concerns that I can help with, please do get in touch with me. I wish you all a very safe and happy Christmas Maureen

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THAMES VALLEY AND CHILTERN AIR AMBULANCE TRUST Appeal for Volunteers Did you know that because of increasing fuel and leasing costs, we must work harder to maintain our income levels to ensure we can provide our 365 day service to the three counties. This is why we need YOU … because… Volunteers give something very special to the work of our charity – they give us their time. After training, some give talks to interested groups spreading the word about what we do and what we need across the three counties. At fundraising events, place collection boxes in and shops, attend cheque presentations on TVAC’s behalf or help sell the charity’s merchandise at events. Why become a volunteer? We need your help…..

A volunteer will know the area and be local to the event that they cover. This helps the charity and keeps expenses to a minimum

Being local, a volunteer is able to spread the word about the work of the TVAC and raise awareness of our work

By giving your time as a volunteer you show commitment to the people of your county

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Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 19 THIS MAGAZINE

Please see the bottom of page 1 for the information usually printed here about the deadline for the next issue of this Parish Magazine.

The Hair Shop CUTTING AND COLOURING SPECIALISTS ALL ASPECTS OF BEAUTY TREATMENT AVAILABLE BARBERING SPECIALISTS NAIL TREATMENTS SENIOR DISCOUNT RATES :MON&TUES WAXING LATE NIGHT THURSDAYS FACIALS COMPETITIVE PRICES BODY MASSAGE CHILDREN WELCOME EAR PIERCING ETC.. SPECIAL OFFERS ALWAYS AVAILABLE ON HAIR & BEAUTY Phone for details on this month's offers. Tel: 01628 824 723 4 FURROW WAY, OFF FARMERS WAY, COX GREEN.

Want a lift to St Mary’s services? Contact Joan Hobson, our car rota co-ordinator on 01628 635770 by 6.00 pm the previous day.

Joan would also like to hear from regular attenders who are able to offer lifts.

GRASS CUTTING St. Mary’s Church, White Waltham, has a large churchyard which looks very nice when the grass is cut. Should anyone like to join the voluntary team who carry out this work we would be very grateful to hear from them! Please ring 0118 934 3704

Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 20 Register

Baptism

At White Waltham

September 13th Matthew Joseph, son of Paul and Catherine Gass

Funerals

Burial at White Waltham

October 9th Marion ‘Marie’ Edith Goodchild, aged 82 (Sawyers Crescent)

Burials of Ashes at White Waltham

October 16th James Alan Beagley November 13th Phyllis Maud Cowell

Cremations

September 17th Kelvin Turner, aged 55 (Sawyers Crescent) September 17th Sylvia Malvina Strong, aged 84 (Willant Close)

Gardeners available for grounds and garden maintenance High standards of service A friendly, capable and local company Telephone – White Waltham 0118 934 5184 or daytime on 07775 933483

Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 21 Church Service Rota December & January

8.00 am 9.30 am 11.00 am Evening White Waltham Shottesbrooke White Waltham

Sunday Holy Communion Morning Prayer Family 6 December BCP BCP Service

Sunday Holy Communion Holy Communion Morning 13 December BCP BCP Prayer

Sunday Holy Communion Morning Prayer Family Carol 20 December BCP BCP Service with Christingles

Christmas Eve 6.00 pm White Waltham Thursday Carol Service 11.30 pm 24 December Midnight Communion

Christmas Day 9.00 am 10.30 am 25 December Holy Communion Family Service BCP followed by short Holy Communion

Sunday Holy Communion Morning Shottesbrooke 27 December CW Prayer 6.30 pm Traditional Carol Service

Sunday Holy Communion Morning Prayer Family 3 January BCP BCP Service

Sunday Holy Communion Holy Communion Morning 10 January BCP BCP Prayer

Sunday Holy Communion Morning Prayer Holy 17 January BCP BCP Communion

Sunday Holy Communion Holy Communion Morning 24 January CW BCP Prayer

Sunday Holy Communion Morning Prayer Holy 31 January BCP BCP Communion

Sunday Holy Communion Morning Prayer Family 7 February BCP BCP Service

Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 22 The Who’s Who

Telephone codes are 01628 unless stated otherwise

Vicar Secretary to Parochial Church David Andrew, The Vicarage, Council Waltham Road, White Waltham Chris Hodgson, Tythe Barn, SL6 3JD 822000 4 Heywood Farm Barns, email:[email protected] White Waltham SL6 3LU 821058 Associate Vicar Secretary for Gift Aid & Andy Hartropp, The Parsonage, Stewardship Envelopes School Road, West End, Waltham St Tony Hill, Homewood, Innings Lane, Lawrence, RG10 0NU 0118 934 4841 White Waltham SL6 3RU 822654 Licensed Lay Ministers Deanery Synod Representatives Carol Perkins, 1 Kendall Place, Cox Bob Packer, Corner Cottage, Green, Maidenhead, Berkshire, Shottesbrooke Park SL6 3SW 823774 SL6 4GA 623445 email:[email protected] June Brayne, 2 Orchard Cottages, Drift Road, Hawthorne Hill, Claire Hartropp, The Parsonage, Maidenhead SL6 3ST 625462 School Road, West End, Waltham St email: [email protected] Lawrence, RG10 0NU 0118 934 4841 Roger Sparrow, Merion House, Churchwarden – Shottesbrooke White Waltham, Maidenhead Bob Packer, Corner Cottage, SL6 3RU 822693 Shottesbrooke Park SL6 3SW 823774 Sunday School Coordinator Churchwardens -White Waltham June Brayne, 2 Orchard Cottages, Michael Cooke, 22 Heywood Drift Road, Hawthorne Hill, Avenue, Woodlands Park, Maidenhead SL6 3ST 625462 Maidenhead SL6 3JA 820463 email: [email protected] Liz Atlay, 39 Tithe Barn Drive, Crèche Maidenhead SL6 2DF 778462 Alison Mills, Meadow View, Green email :[email protected] Lane, White Waltham 0118 934 4501 Treasurer - Shottesbrooke Pathfinders (11-14s) Richard Sykes, Coltmans, The Street, Caroline Andrew, The Vicarage, Waltham Road, White Waltham RG10 0JJ 0118 934 3228 SL6 3JD 822000 email: [email protected] Revelation (14-18s) Treasurer - White Waltham Andy & Claire Hartropp, The Denise Brighten, 1 Chalgrove Close, Parsonage, School Road, West End, Maidenhead SL6 1XN 783281 Waltham St Lawrence email:[email protected] RG10 0NU 0118 934 4841

Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 23 Captain of Bells - Shottesbrooke Coffee Rota Bob Packer, Corner Cottage, Barbara Day, 62 Foliejohn Way, Shottesbrooke Park SL6 3SW 823774 Woodlands Park, Maidenhead Captain of Bells - White Waltham SL6 3SP 825108 Lesley Graves, 2 Heywood Cottages, Church Cleaning Rota Waltham Road, White Waltham (White Waltham) SL6 3JD 828408 Jane Nottage, 46 Littlefield Green, [email protected] Maidenhead SL6 3JL 0118 9343704 Lesson Reading Rota Children's Birthday Card (Shottesbrooke) Distribution Bob Packer, Corner Cottage, Vivienne Low, 4, Norreys Drive, Shottesbrooke Park, Maidenhead Maidenhead SL6 4BU 627136 SL6 3SW 823774 Magazine Production Lesson Reading Rota Position Vacant – Contact Vicar (White Waltham) Magazine Advertisements Richard Brighten, 1 Chalgrove Close, Bob Crittenden, 10 Stratford Maidenhead SL6 1XN 783281 Gardens, Maidenhead SL6 3DT 676117 email:[email protected] email: [email protected] Events Committee Chairman Magazine Distribution Andrea Greenwood, 15 Bedford Derek Brayne, 2 Orchard Cottages, Close, Maidenhead SL6 3UP 822532 Drift Road, Hawthorne Hill, email:[email protected] Maidenhead SL6 3ST 625462 Project Rainbow email: [email protected] Jenny Murphy, 7 Merton Road, Web Master Princes Risborough, Bucks. Mark Stanger, 3 Caswell Close, HP27 0DR 01844 275261 . RG42 4EF 01344 455206 email:[email protected] email:[email protected] Car Parking Simon Graves, 2 Heywood Cottages, www.stmaryswhitewaltham.co.uk Waltham Road, White Waltham SL6 3JD 828408 The Publishers do not accept responsibility for products or services Bookstall + Bible Reading Notes advertised in this magazine June Brayne, 2 Orchard Cottages, Drift Road, Hawthorne Hill, Maidenhead SL6 3ST 625462 email: [email protected] Flower Guild Jane Nottage, 46 Littlefield Green, Maidenhead SL6 3JL 0118 9343704 Wedding Flowers Denise Brighten, 1 Chalgrove Close, Maidenhead SL6 1XN 783281 email:[email protected] Shottesbrooke and White Waltham Parish Magazine Page 24