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APRIL 2016 Interest Rates, We Now Have Only a Small Amount to Give out Each Year The Haselbury Plucknett Charities Registered Charity No 201573 Who we are North The Haselbury Charities have a small fund with a very small annual income. They are an Village News Perrott amalgamation of three old charities, the Mary Ann Woods, the Henry Parsons and the Mary Mountford Charities. These were founded to support the poor, the elderly and the Haselbury sick of the parish, and to help fund education or tools for work for young people. With low Plucknett APRIL 2016 interest rates, we now have only a small amount to give out each year. We still aim to give grants where the need is greatest and we will consider all applications. For example, if you are struggling to pay heating bills or travel costs for hospital appointments, you may wish to apply for a small subsidy. Applicants can contact the Correspondent to the Trustees in The Big Lunch Sunday 12th June strict confidence at Haselbury Plucknett Charities, c/o Stonehayes, Haselbury Plucknett, TA18 7PH or on 01460 73141. How you can help HM The Queen’s 90th Birthday Celebration Count your blessings and consider villagers less fortunate than yourself. There may be Haselbury Street Party people in the village who are able to, and would be pleased to support the Charities finan- cially. This could be done either by way of a bequest included in a will or by a monetary SAVE THE DATE gift as a “thank you” to the village in the knowledge that only genuine deserving cases would benefit from such a generous gesture. Contact the Trustees via the Correspondent, details as above. “All in the April Evening” A Visit to St Michael and All Invitations to apply for grants will continue to be published in the Parish News. Angels from St George’s Singers, Bournemouth, 16 April, 7.00 pm. “VINYL NIGHT “ Hoskyns Hall Sat 30th April Disclaimer: See adverts. While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of advertisements in this magazine, we cannot accept responsibility for any information given, or claims made by advertisers. The next edition will be May and copy for this should be submitted to;- [email protected] by 20th April Please e-mail articles as Word or JPEG attachments in max A5 size. The News is printed in Black and as such photographs & brightly coloured articles do not reproduce well. Please also check that dates in your e-mails and/or hard copies are correct before sending. Please do not wait for the deadline if items are available prior to that date as early receipt can help with production Thank you for your co-operation. Bible Christian Centre Regular Events: . Haselbury Plucknett Monday Mornings, 10.30 – 12 noon, Coffee and Computer Club, NP Village Hall Minister: Pastor Mark Harris Tel: 01460 73147 Tuesdays—7.30pm - Bell ringing, St Michaels 2nd and 4th Tuesday, 2 pm, Beaumont Bridge, Beaumont Room SERVICES for April 2016 rd Sunday 10.30am Celebration and Teaching Meeting 3 Tuesday, 1.00 pm, Lighthouse Lunches, BCC st Except 1 Sunday of the month rd 3 Tuesday, 7.30 pm, NP and H Gardening Club, NP Village Hall Preceded by tea/coffee from 10.00 am 1st Wednesday, 7.30 pm, Haselbury WI, BCC 10.30am CAFÉ CHURCH 1st Sunday of the month. 2nd Weds 7.30 pm, Plucknett Players, Beaumont Room (Enquiries P Brown, 73812) EVERYONE WELCOME Splash (Sunday school) during this service Alternate Thursdays, 2.30 pm Tea and Chat, BCC 6.00pm Fellowship Meeting with Communion Weekdays IF YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN TO ANY OF THE ABOVE EVENTS, GIVE THEM A Monday 10am ‘Little Wrigglers’ Toddler Group TRY! YOU CAN BE SURE OF A FRIENDLY WELCOME. Contact Andrew or Paula 01935 864414 Monday, Tuesday 9.00am Pre School Contact Sue Turner 01460 73873 Thursday & Friday (during session times only) rd Sunday 3 10.30am Café Church 11.00am Crea’8 9TH APRIL COFFEE MORNING PESTERS ORCHARD. th 16TH ST GEORGE’S SINGERS ST MICHAELS. Tuesday 19 1.00pm Lighthouse Lunches 30TH VINYL NIGHT HOSKYN’S HALL. Contact Robin Barnes 01460 74758/ The Office 01460 73147 Wednesday 10.30am Morning Devotion with Communion. Thursday 7th &21st 7.15pm Coffee/Tea followed by Bible Study See individual entries for full details. th th Thursday 14 & 28 2.30pm Tea and Chat Group th th 14 & 28 7.30pm Support Groups th nd th Friday 15 ,22 & 29 6.30pm SPLAT & JAM contact Paula Harris 01935 864414 8.00pm Youth Café contact John & Sheila Ward 01935 891316 Church Electoral Roll 2016 th Sunday 17 3.00pm Visit to Bowhayes, Crewkerne. St. Michael and All Angels, Haselbury Plucknett th Sunday 17 6.00pm Supper Night, The Church Electoral Roll will be revised shortly. These rolls are mainly concerned with Saturday 7.15am Spearhead Prayer Meeting Church administration but also serve the wider purpose of joining together like-minded people Fridays 2.00pm Equippers bible school. Details from Pastor Mark 01460 74103 to resource and encourage confident Christian Communities. nd Saturday 2 7.00pm Cinema Night details from Andrew Harris If your name is already on the roll you need do nothing but if you are not on the roll and would 01935 864414 like to be please complete an application form. These can be found in Church or obtained Details of the above and other meetings ring the office 9.15am-12.30pm from Heather Butt at Cobleigh, Claycastle, Haselbury Plucknett. Monday– Friday am 01460 73147 Oasis Coffee Shop open Monday – Friday 9.15am –12.30 Speciality coffees and teas Completed forms should either be placed in the box in Church or returned directly to me by Delicious homemade cakes, tray bakes, savoury scones, toast and toasted teacakes. 8 April 2016. After that date the roll will be displayed in the Church porch to allow any Photocopying 9.15am –12.30pm Monday – Friday except bank Holidays corrections to be made. Jesus came & spoke to them saying, “All authority has been given to Me in heaven & on earth go therefore & make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the Heather Butt name of the Father & of the Son & of the Holy Spirit”. Matthew 28: 18-19 Church Electoral Roll Officer Margaret Barnes 0146074758/73147 February 2016 HASELBURY PLUCKNETT Hope says writer Rebecca Solnit is not like a lottery ticket you can sit on the sofa and clutch, feeling lucky...hope is an axe you break down doors with in an emergency. Hope just means another world might be possible, MAY FAIR not promised, not guaranteed. When we face the enormous challenges that th we do, both abroad, here at home and in the struggles of our own lives, it Saturday 14 May 2016 is hope born in our imaginations and hearts that will sustain and nourish our faith in different possibilities for people to live together without fear or hatred. To live life in all its fullness, said Jesus. For Christians the source of such hope remains the extraordinary events that make up the season of Easter, where an apparently hopeless situation was transformed in the imaginations, hearts and lives of 12noon to 4pm those who thought all was lost by the unexpected encounter with the One who they at thought had gone forever and whose dream had gone with Him, nailed to a cross by the Empire of the day. Haselbury Plucknett First The unexpected and barely understood event that we call the resurrection, rekindled hope that had been seemingly buried in the tomb of Gethsemane. And ever since, men School and women through the ages have discovered the transforming power of that hope in their lives; sometimes revealed through gestures of service and help; other times through brave refusals to remain locked in tombs of despair and helplessness. Sometimes FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY through small apparently insignificant actions, other times in joining together with others in finding new ways of living. In the face of impossible situations, hope makes the present bearable and the future possible and full The Rev Jonathan Morris of surprises. 01460 72356 [email protected] *RAFFLE At Easter a new power was released in the world, inviting us to reimagine ourselves and in so doing give birth to Reader: *CHOCOLATE TOMBOLA* BBQ* new possibilities - as we step out in hope. Mrs Hilde Bucknell (76450) *BOTTLE STALL* CAKE STALL* hil- With every blessing for this season of Easter [email protected] *BOUNCY CASTLE*LICENCED BAR* CHURCHWARDENS Jonathan Morris Haselbury: *TEAS* *SKITTLES* Mr Norton Sims (72878) [email protected] *LOCAL CRAFTS*PLANT STALLS* Vicar in Haselbury Misterton and North Perrott North Perrott: Mrs Alison Stevens (76214) [email protected] All Proceeds in Aid of St Michael and All Angels Church Haselbury Plucknett and Haselbury Plucknett First School A Friend is…. LIVE MUSIC A friend never says “I told you so” - even when she did. Wendy Jean Smith Friends stay friends because they don’t mess about in each others lives. Richard Allen ST MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS M JAMES HASELBURY PLUCKNETT Plumbing & Heating St. George’s Singers Oil Boilers & Tanks Installed, serviced & commissioned Directed by George Horrell AGA Serviced & commissioned All in the April Evening All other plumbing work undertaken C8339 Telephone Malcolm for a reliable service on 01460 78911 Or 07812 646620 39 Lyme Road, Crewkerne TA18 8HE [email protected] Saturday 16th April - 7.00pm TICKETS £8 from 01460 76450 or 01460 74857 Junior Tennis Coaching at Misterton Tennis Club will restart on Wednesday 13th April at the Recreation Ground Misterton. Based at St George’s Methodist Church in Boscombe, St George’s Singers are a group of Christians who enjoy singing together.
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