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Efen April 2013 Email: Enquiries@Fenmag.Co.Uk Church and community news from the Forest Edge Group of Churches serving the villages of Birdwood, Bulley, Churcham, Huntley, Longhope and May Hill eFEN April 2013 www.fenmag.co.uk email: [email protected] Contents Page No. What’s On ..................................................................................................... 3 Parish News ............................................................................................... 5-8 Neighbourhood Watch Update..................................................................... 9 Postcard from the Post Master .............................................................. 10-11 Churcham & Bulley News ...................................................................... 12-14 Huntley News ........................................................................................ 15-22 Longhope News .......................................................................... 23-33, 36-37 May Hill News ........................................................................................ 38-41 News from Village Agents ...................................................................... 42-43 Community Building Improvement Grants ................................................ 44 The adverts (plus bits and pieces) start— and the themes/categories are: Care Home ........................................................................................ 34-35,68 Brahms Requiem/ FOD Weight for Life ....................................................... 45 Post Office .................................................................................................. 46 Chimney Sweep .......................................................................................... 46 Builders/Decorators/Property Maintenance ........................................ 46-48 Garden Services ..................................................................................... 48-50 Flooring requirements ................................................................................ 51 House Clearance ......................................................................................... 51 Satellite & Aerial Services ........................................................................... 51 Electrical/Plumbing/Carpentry/Boiler Services ...................................... 52-54 Wood supplies ............................................................................................ 54 Home Interiors/Cleaning Services.......................................................... 55-56 Financial ...................................................................................................... 57 Hair & Beauty/Aromatherapy ..................................................................... 58 T’ai Chi/Music ............................................................................................ 59 Car maintenance......................................................................................... 60 Flood prevention ........................................................................................ 60 Holidays ................................................................................................. 60-61 Brewery/Catering/Public Houses/Tea Rooms ........................................ 62-63 PC Lap top services ..................................................................................... 63 Pets and their needs .............................................................................. 64-65 Education—pre-school ............................................................................... 65 Funeral Services/Memorials .................................................................. 66-67 Care Home .................................................................................................. 68 2 What’s on in April 2013 Page No. Weds .3rd 7.30pm Huntley Gardening Club meets in the Village Hall ........... 15,16 Weds. 3rd 7.30pm Churcham Gardening Club meets .................................... 12,14 Thurs. 4th noon Longhope Lunch Club meets at The Latchen Room Thurs. 4th 2.30pm Huntley MU meet in the Village Hall ..................................... 20 Sat. 6th 10am-noon Saturday Mart at May Hill Village Hall .................................. 38 Sat. 6th 10am-noon Café Bonnies at The Latchen Room ...................................... 31 Mon. 8th noon Huntley & District Luncheon Club’s AGM ............................. 20 Tues. 9th 7.30pm May Hill Gardening Club at the Methodist Chapel ........... 38,40 Thurs. 11th 7.30pm Longhope W I meet at The Latchen Room ........................... 27 Sat. 13th 10—11am CLIC Jumble Sale at The Latchen Room ................................ 36 Mon. 15th 12 noon Hot Lunch at Huntley Village Hall ......................................... 17 Mon. 15th 7.15pm Longhope Parish Council meets at The Latchen Room Tues. 16th Village Agent’s Mini Bus Trip ................................................ 43 Tues. 16th 7.30pm Churcham Parish Council meets at Churcham School ........... 12 Tues. 16th 7.30pm Longhope Lawn Tennis Club Open Meeting ......................... 24 Weds. 17th 7.30pm Longhope Gardening Club meet at The Latchen Room .... 23,31 Thurs. 18th 10.30am Ann’s Thursday Coffee Morning at The Latchen Room ......... 28 Sat. 20th 7.30pm Brahms Requiem at Newent Community School ................... 45 Tues. 23rd 7.30pm May Hill W I meet in the Village Hall .................................... 41 Sat.27th 10.30am-3pm Food & Drink Fayre at May Hill Village Hall .......................... 38 Sat. 27th 2pm -5pm Blue Bell Walk at Home Farm, Huntley ............................ 19,20 Sat. 27th 7.30pm Concert—Movies & Movies at Longhope Church ................. 30 Tues 30th 10.30am Churcham Mothers’ Union hold their Branch Meeting ......... 14 Weds. 1st May 7am May Day breakfast in May Hill Village Hall ........................... 38 Sat. 4th May 10am Saturday Mart & Plant Sale at May Hill Village Hall .............. 38 3 Forest Edge Group: Useful Contacts PRIEST IN CHARGE: Rev Chris Sterry [email protected] 07855 607824 Readers: Monica Richardson 01452 831162 John Mitchell 01452 412840 Churchwardens: St. Michael and All Angels Church, Bulley Sue Read 01452 750695 Michael Robinson 01452 831690 St. Andrew’s Church, Churcham with Birdwood Don Rich 01452 831367 Peter Smart 01452 750204 St. John the Baptist Church, Huntley with All Saints Church May Hill Howard J Davies 01452 830597 Steve Fellowes 01452 830514 All Saints Church, Longhope Nick Richardson 01452 831162 Rosemary Mayer-Jones 01452 830450 LONGHOPE BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Barry Cocker 07940 977029 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ EDITOR: Carole Sleeman, 37 The Willows, Latchen Hill, Longhope, GL17 0QS. (Please send any items to Carole via email or typed script.) The DEADLINE for contributions for the next issue to the Editor is 5pm on the 15th of the current month. T: 01452 830069 E: [email protected] ASSISTANT: Monica Richardson, The Old Forge, Old Monmouth Road, Longhope, GL17 0NZ. T: 01452 831162. All manuscript copy to Monica please. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENT CO-ORDINATOR: Angela Pengelly, Woodbine Cot- tage, North Road, Huntley, GL19 3DU. T: 01452 830637. E: [email protected] The Proof Reader this month was Val Williamson of Longhope. The Editor and Publishers of this magazine accept no responsibility and make no general endorsement for goods, services or opinions appearing on its pages. © Forest Edge News 2013. All rights reserved. No part may be reproduced without prior consent from the Editor. [Printed by Alpha Colour Printers Ltd of Gloucester. T: 01452 887000] 4 RAMBLINGS FROM THE RECTORY “What's in a name? that which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet “ Not an original thought, I agree, though I was fascinated to discover that this line from Romeo and Juliet is probably a dig by Wm Shakespeare at the sanitary arrangements of his rival ‘the Rose Theatre’—another bit of useless trivia stored away to emerge who knowS when! But names are important. None of us like being called by the wrong name. Being near ‘the Forest’, where ‘Sterry’ is a fairly normal name it is lovely not to be mislabelled constantly as ‘Terry’, ‘Berry’, or even, as befell my parents on a Wallace Arnold Coach Trip, ‘Mr & Mrs Strawberry.’ I put a lot of effort into remembering people’s names—and it seems to be much appreciated. For the past ten years we have been accustomed to calling our little cluster ‘The Forest Edge Group of Parishes’. But ‘Group’ can be a very tenuous word. We could take a photo of commuters and describe it as ‘a group of people standing on a platform at Gloucester Station’. We could speak of an artist having assembled a group of objects to paint a still life. ‘Group’ can imply things which are together haphazardly, with no particular purpose. Our four parishes are legally bound together by a Pastoral Measure which created out of two existing groupings a new benefice ‘commonly known as The Forest Edge Benefice’. I believe that one of my predecessors greatly disliked the word benefice. For him it referred only to the financial implications of our being together. I, just to be contrary, rather like it. The original meaning of the Latin ‘beneficium’ is ‘benefit’, or ‘something that does good.’ Benefice implies a grouping which is deliberate, and which comes together ‘for the common good’—rather like the somewhat later word commonwealth. Some may look back nostalgically to the days of Murray Penfold rattling around what is now the
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