August - Diocese of Lincoln: parish and church websites

GrapeVine
Bolingbroke Deanery
AUGUST 2013
ISSUE 446
Our Resource is the Gospel, and our aim is simple;
“To secure a growing, worshipping,
celebrating, proclaiming and caring Christian
presence in each community
of our Deanery.”
50p
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Bishop’s Letter
As I write this, I’ve just returned from General Synod where we were
discussing the ordination of women as bishops. Whilst everyone agrees it will
happen, there remain major differences about exactly how to enable the
move. During the debate, I was very impressed with the nature and quality of
the contributions from people who disagreed so profoundly about something.
Being able to disagree honestly about something is very important – as
Voltaire said, “I disagree with what you have to say, but I’ll defend to the
death your right to say it.” The concept of free speech is one that underpins
democracy.
I came across these words from St Augustine of Hippo recently, carved in
beautiful calligraphy on the floor of a chapel:
‘We come to God not by navigation, but by love’.
It seems to me these words have something to say to us about how we
handle disagreements in general, not just in the church. Rather than being
angry and looking for someone or something to blame when something goes
wrong, we would do better to look for God's providence.
Of course God allows things to go wrong and for human beings to make
mistakes, but the grace of God is always available for us to discover his will
for the future. For me this means changing the language of our discourse
from one of suspicion and mistrust to one of mutual respect and trust.
To use Augustine’s metaphor, the method of plotting an accurate course
across the ocean which we initiate and in which we are in control is not God’s
way. Instead God invites us to respond to his love by building new
relationships characterised by mutual respect and trust.
This is not easy, but it is a path worth taking. If we can listen and understand
views of those with whom we disagree, we can humbly explore the way God
is calling us to walk.
+Christopher Lincoln:
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READINGS AT THE EUCHARIST
Principal Service
Sunday 4th August
First Reading
Psalm/Canticle
Second Reading
Gospel
Sunday 11th August
First Reading
Psalm/Canticle
Second Reading
Gospel
Sunday 18th August
First Reading
Psalm/Canticle
Second Reading
Gospel
Sunday 25th August
First Reading
Psalm/Canticle
Second Reading
Gospel
Sunday 1st September
First Reading
Psalm/Canticle
Second Reading
Gospel
10th Sunday after Trinity
(Green)
Continuous:
Related:
Hosea 11.1-11
Ecclesiastes 1.2,
12-14; 2.18-23
Psalm 107.1-9, 43
Psalm 49.1-12
[or 107.1-9
[or 49.1-9]
Colossians 3.1-11
Luke 12.13-21
11th Sunday after Trinity
(Green)
Continuous:
Related:
Isaiah 1.1, 10-20
Genesis 15.1-6
Psalm 50.1-8, 23-end
Psalm 33.12-21
[or 50.1-7]
[or 33.12-end]
Hebrews 11.1-3, 8-16
Luke 12.32-40
12th Sunday after Trinity
(Green)
Continuous:
Related:
Isaiah 5.1-7
Jeremiah 23.23-29
Psalm 80.1-2, 9-end
Psalm 82
[or 80.9-end]
Hebrews 11.29-12.2
Luke 12.49-56
13th Sunday after Trinity
(Green)
Continuous:
Related:
Jeremiah 1.4-10
Isaiah 58.9b-end
Psalm 71.1-6
Psalm 103.1-8
Hebrews 12.18-end
Luke 13.10-17
14th Sunday after Trinity
(Green)
Continuous:
Related:
Jeremiah 2.4-13
Ecclesiasticus 10.12-18
or Proverbs 25.6-7
Psalm 81.1, 10-end
Psalm 112
[or 81.1-11]
Hebrews 13.1-8,15-16
Luke 14.1, 7-14
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Clothing/blankets etc for the
Salvation Army
GRAPEVINE MAGAZINE
Could anyone with un-needed warm
clothing (sweaters, coats, socks,
shoes etc.) blankets, sleeping bags
etc. please contact me as I am
collecting on a regular basis for the
Salvation Army to help with homeless
people in Skegness, Lincoln and
Boston. There are more than you
might think.
All donations would be much
appreciated. I will collect.
Please call Richard Walter on 01507
480632
be with the Editor by the 14th of
All copy for next months issue to
this month please.
Editor: Jane Howsam
The Vicarage, Spilsby, PE23 5EF
Tel: 01790 752526
(Mon-Fri 1pm-5pm)
email: [email protected]
Advertising – For all advertising
Please contact Jane, as above.
Thank you
Come and enjoy a friendly game of Whist
in the Parish Rooms, Hundleby.
3rd Tuesday of every month 7.00pm
Admission £2.25 (includes raffle, coffee and biscuits)
Churchwarden’s Declaration
If you are a churchwarden and didn’t attend the service at Lincoln
Cathedral please could you arrange to make your declaration to Fr Peter
by contacting the Deanery Office to arrange a convenient time.
School’s Out:
After the very moving end of term services at our local schools we wish our
young people and all the staff a wonderful holiday.
Several of us are very privileged to work as Governors and I would like to
encourage you to think if you can commit your time and talent to one of our
local schools. We have vacancies for Governors in several of our local
schools both Church Foundation and Community Governors. Please contact
me even if only for interests sake and we can talk through the ways
Governors support our local students’ education.
Fr Peter 01790 752526
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SPILSBY GROUP OF PARISHES
St James Spilsby, St Mary Hundleby, Holy Trinity Raithby, All Saints Great Steeping, and
the three St Andrew’s: Halton Holegate, Little Steeping & Firsby
http://lincoln.ourchurchweb.org.uk/spilsby/
FAMILY SERVICE
Sunday 4th August – God the Weaver
AUGUST 2013 PATTERNS of WORSHIP
4th August
10th Sunday
after Trinity
Spilsby
Hundleby
Spilsby
Halton Holegate
Raithby
8.00am
9.30am
10.00am
6.00pm
6.00pm
Tues 6th August Firsby
11th August
11h Sunday
after Trinity
18th August
12th Sunday
after Trinity
25th August
13th Sunday
after Trinity
Eucharist
Eucharist
Family Service
Evening Prayer
Eucharist
10.30am Eucharist
Little Steeping
Spilsby
Hundleby
Halton Holegate
Great Steeping
8.00am
9.30am
9.30am
11.15am
3.00pm
Eucharist
Eucharist
Morning Prayer
Morning Prayer
Eucharist
Spilsby
Hundleby
Raithby
Firsby
Halton Holegate
9.30am
9.30am
11.15am
3.00pm
6.00pm
Eucharist
Eucharist
Eucharist
Evening Prayer
Evening Prayer
Spilsby
Hundleby
Little Steeping
Halton Holegate
Great Steeping
9.30am
9.30am
9.30am
11.15am
3.00pm
Eucharist
Morning Prayer
Morning Prayer
Eucharist
Evening Prayer
Daily Prayer:
8.00am Daily at St James Spilsby
Wednesday
10.30am St James Eucharist
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Group Registers
Funerals:
Henry Patrick Howard
Margaret Blanche Warren
Kathleen Ada Carrott
Linda Bell
Baptisms:
Alfie Eric Oliver
Lucas Antony Miller
Karlie Mae Benton
2 months
77 years
85 years
93 years
Hundleby
Spilsby
Spilsby
Spilsby
Spilsby
Spilsby
East Kirkby
16.07.13
21.07.13
21.07.13
died 26.06.13
died 10.07.13
died 12.07.13
died 12.07.13
GROUP NOTICES
July
30th
Little Steeping coffee morning, 10.30am-12noon
August
3rd & 4th Great Steeping Flower Festival, 10am-6pm
10th
Partney Fair 11am-4pm
th
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Lunch Club Outing
th
13
Churches Together Meeting, The Vicarage, 7.30pm
th
14
East Keal Clean Up Day, 9am
th
th
24 & 25 Great Steeping Art Exhibition & Crafts, 10am-6pm
28th
‘God’s Acre’, Hundleby, 2-5pm
God's Acre Ballads and Other Poems 1842
I like that ancient Saxon phrase, which calls
The burial-ground God's Acre! It is just;
It consecrates each grave within its walls,
And breathes a benison o'er the sleeping dust. God'sAcre! Yes, that blessed name imparts
Comfort to those, who in the grave have sown
The seed that they had garnered in their hearts,
Their bread of life, alas! no more their own.
Into its furrows shall we all be cast,
In the sure faith, that we shall rise again
At the great harvest, when the archangel's blast
Shall winnow, like a fan, the chaff and grain.
Then shall the good stand in immortal bloom,
In the fair gardens of that second birth;
And each bright blossom mingle its perfume
With that of flowers, which never bloomed on earth.
With thy rude ploughshare, Death, turn up the sod,
And spread the furrow for the seed we sow;
This is the field and Acre of our God,
This is the place where human harvests grow!
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HENRY
WADSWORTH
LONGFELLOW
St Mary’s Hundleby
On what was the hottest day of the year at the time the summer fayre was
held we were most grateful for all the support given. £1666 was raised.
Thank you, Geoff Ness
St Andrew's, Halton Holegate - Parish Records
The records of St Andrew's Church, were recently made available for
viewing in the Church (prior to deposit at the Lincolnshire Archives).
Due to the amount of interest shown on the day, it has been decided to
repeat the viewing of the Records, Birth, Death, Marriage Registers, Vestry
Records, Historic area map, Visitor books etc, some dating to the 1700's.
To be held on Saturday 24th August 2013
Church
Refreshments available
10:00 to 12:00 at the
All Welcome
Halton Holegate 100 Club - July winners
M Franks, Halton Holegate
Mrs Y Brinkley, Spilsby
J White, Gt Steeping
Mrs P Spencer, Halton Holegate
G Clarke, Halton Holegate
M Middleton, Halton Holegate
St Andrew's Church, Halton Holegate
Saturday, 31st August at 7pm
The Harlequins present
"A Century of Show Songs"
Admission £6, including refreshments All welcome
All Saints Church
Great Steeping
All Saints Church
Great Steeping
FLOWER FESTIVAL
AN EXHIBITION OF
PAINTINGS
by Anthony French
Saturday 3rd August
Sunday 4th August
10am – 6pm
24th & 25th August
Also crafts made around the
world collected by “Mr Peru”
Refreshments
Tombola
10am – 6pm both days
SONGS OF PRAISE
Sunday 4th August
5pm – 6pm
Refreshments
available
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Bill's Building Bulletin
Kitchen, Loos & Pews.
Just a brief report this month, (hence the above!).
Tenders have now been invited from several contractors, and are due to be
returned by the 5th. August.
This is too late, just, for us to publish the results in this edition of Grapevine,
but we will keep you all informed by other means.
Fundraising.
Help and new ideas are still needed, but following last month’s appeal for
someone to help us build a new Church website with an eye towards
fundraising, James Howsam (talented family, the Howsams!) did come
forward and is busy away doing just that.
The costs of setting up are minimal, and this will represent a great step
forward in publicising the Church and helping to raise funds.
Well done, James, and many thanks.
Finally.
As always, please remember the Church building, and those who
struggle to maintain and upgrade it, in your prayers.
God Bless,
Bill.
St James’ Church
Art & Craft Fayre
Saturday 27th July ~ 10am – 5pm
Sunday 28th July ~ 11am – 4pm
Craft stalls, tombola, raffle, games, books
Delicious refreshments – Come and try our ‘Meal Deals’
Proceeds to the ‘Kitchen and Toilets’...which will be arriving soon!
PLEASE COME AND JOIN US OVER THE WEEKEND
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Come and join us at Raithby Village Hall for something a little different
A GREEK THEME NIGHT
A lively night with Greek food and entertainment
Quiz, music and dancing, activities and more
Saturday 31st August
Raithby Village Hall
at 7.30pm
Price £8.50 includes 3 course supper and entertainment
Bar available
Proceeds to go towards essential maintenance on the hall
Contact
Barbara - 01790 754453
Beth - 01790 754184
Ordination
Words cannot express my thanks to everyone who has been part of my
journey of discernment towards Ordination. What an amazing experience for
us all. Over the last ten years I have been supported in prayer and
challenges and changes in my life and owe much to those who have been
alongside me on the way.
On the Thursday morning before the Ordination those to be made Deacons
and Priests gathered at Edward King House, ready for a practise run through
of the Swearing in of Oaths of Canonical Obedience ( to take place in
Evensong that evening) and a run through of the Ordination Service. Later in
the evening, after dinner and the introduction to the retreat we were all to
enter into Silence so as to enable us to make and give time into the Spiritual
presence of God. The silence was maintained until the tea time on the
Saturday prior to the Deacons going over to the Cathedral for the Priesting
service.
The 30th June 2013 will ever be sketched in my life. Gathering in silence we
walked over into the Cathedral and were advised not to leave our group or
have eye contact with others waiting in the Cathedral for the service. At
10.00am we were escorted into the chapel near the West door using the time
before the service in reflection and prayer. This was very difficult as the
exciting chatter from those gathering in the cathedral could be both heard and
felt.
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At 10.30 we entered into the Cathedral by the West door, very excited and
nervous, but knowing that our families and many friends would be there
supporting us.
One of my fears was letting the Bishop wash my feet, as many of us find this
act difficult simply because of being sensitive to touch and ticklish. Another
concern was the thought of getting up in a dignified manner after we had
been kneeling in front of the Bishop waiting for his hands to be laid on my
head in order to be made a Deacon,
The service seemed to fly by and I was amazed that in fact 2 hours passed
and we were waiting on the cathedral steps for the official photo shoot for the
Bulletin.
My thanks go to all who have supported me on this journey, especially to
Peter, the local churches, the Ladies Diocesan choir who sang an Anthem in
the Cathedral. Also my thanks to the Ice cream parlour who served a splendid
lunch, to my family and friends who had travelled many miles from Sussex,
Bolton, Grimsby, Leicester and Essex.
The other highlight of my day was the evensong which was supported by
Margaret White and the Partney Choir. In this service I took the prescribed
Oaths. It was a wonderful celebration and many friends from across our lives
supported us. To Claire for her very long reading, well done! My special
thanks must also lie with the Church ladies who provided generous
refreshments. Thank you all for your kindness, support and thoughtful
presents. I look forward to serving you and hope that I can come up to your
expectations.
Jean
Thank You – to Fr. Martin and Joan for helping me on the coach and all
who helped me in the Cathedral at Lincoln. Without your help I would not
have been able to go to Jean’s ordination. Thank you to everyone – Janet B
St James Summer
Coffee Mornings
Every Saturday in church
10.00am ~ 12 noon
Coffee/tea and cake £1.50
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Sue West wishes to thank all the ladies who have knitted jumpers
for the little ones in Serekunda , The Gambia. As the evenings
are cold now they are very much appreciated. We could see by
the faces on the children how delighted they were. We could not
get the jumpers off them to send home! Another batch are ready to go over
in November as the ones currently being worn will be worn out by then. If you
are still willing to knit your way through the winter please do!
The teachers and parents send you all blessings and thanks.
Garden party with Cream tea
and usual stalls
Saturday 31st August
2-4pm
81 Boston Road Spilsby
Proceeds to the School in Gambia
HUNDLEBY W.I.
St Mary’s Church
Hundleby
Outreach
Project
COFFEE MORNING
Saturday 17th August
God’s Acre
at
6 Winston Road, Spilsby
Wednesday 28th August 2013
2.00pm to 5.00pm
from 10.00am - 12 noon
Helen Gamble
Lincs Wolds Countryside Service
will organise family activities in
St Mary’s Churchyard
cakes
tombola
plants
bric-a-brac,
raffle
books
woodcraft.
(Children need to bring an adult
with them)
Advance Booking advisable
Please telephone
01790 752526
Weekdays 1pm to 5pm
Entry:- £1 (inc. tea, /biscuits )
Come and meet your friends
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MARDEN HILL
-East Keal-East Kirkby-Hagnaby-Hagworthingham-Hareby-Mavis Enderby-MiningsbyLusby-Old Bolingbroke-Toynton All Saints-Toynton St. Peter-West Keal
AUGUST 2013 PATTERNS of WORSHIP
4th August
10th Sunday
after Trinity
11th August
11th Sunday
after Trinity
18th August
12th Sunday
after Trinity
25th August
13th Sunday
after Trinity
West Keal
Old Bolingbroke
Toynton All Saints
East Kirkby
9.30am
11.15am
11.15am
3.00pm
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion
East Keal
Hagworthingham
Toynton St Peter
9.30am
11.15am
3.00pm
Holy Communion
Morning Prayer
Evening Prayer
Mavis Enderby
Old Bolingbroke
Toynton All Saints
West Keal
East Kirkby
Hagworthingham
8.00am
11.15am
11.15am
11.15am
3.00pm
6.00pm
Holy Communion
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion
Morning Prayer
Evening Prayer
Holy Communion
East Keal
Lusby
Toynton St Peter
8.00am
11.15am
3.00pm
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
OLD BOLINGBOKE 100+ CLUB
The winners in the June draw were:1. Mrs A Cooper
Oxford
2. Mrs P Mincher
Hagworthingham
3. Mr J Wain
Hagworthingham
4. Mr R C Lingard
East Kirkby
5. Mr G Francis
Boston
6. Mr C Hanson
Boston
7. Mrs F Smith
Hagworthingham
The next draw will be on Friday 30th August at Old Bolingbroke, 12 noon.
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Toynton All Saints Lottery Winners
June
David Coles
Tricia Mitchell
July
CF Pawson
P.Pape
C.Bolton
S Shelley.
Many thanks to all who continue to support us.
Olive Tree News - August 2013
Would you like an evening out?
Every Thursday during August Olive Tree will be open from 5.00pm 8.00pm for late night shopping and barbecue meals.
It would be ideal for those working who cannot get along during the day,
and we aim to provide a barbecue meal deal which would include a
burger, a sausage, salad and an ice cream/dessert to make it the
evening out.
Don't forget to bring your papers and magazines for recycling :-)
We look forward to welcoming you to Olive Tree
Susan
BOLINGBROKE DEANERY – ADVANCE DATES
September
1st
Eresby Hall
th
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Afternoon Tea Party and Teddy Bear’s Picnic, Tetford Church
th
8
East Keal Valuation Afternoon in church, 2-5pm
th
13
East Kirkby Harvest Festival
th
14
Lincolnshire Churches Trust sponsored ‘ride & stride’
th
th
14 & 15 Heritage Weekend. A ‘Brinkhill Childhood’ exhibition in
Brinkhill church with Teas
th
15
Aswardby Harvest Service, 9.30am
th
15
Hundleby Harvest Service, 3pm
st
21
Harrington Car Treasure Hunt with BBQ after
st
21
New Leake Bingo
st
21
Skendleby Harvest Supper
st
nd
21 & 22 Brinkhill Arts and Crafts Weekend
22nd
Langton Harvest Service, 11am
nd
22
Skendleby Harvest Service , 6pm
nd
22
Stickford Harvest Service, 6pm
rd
23
Stickford Harvest Supper
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ERESBY NEWS
Eresby Hall opened its doors to visitors as part of the National Care
Home Day. More than 40 visitors enjoyed looking round the communal
lounges, bedrooms, tea shop, pub and hairdressing and beauty salon.
Florence Hewitt, a resident, was
the receptionist welcoming the
visitors who included the Mayor
and Mayoress, Peter and Pamela
Grant, town councillors Michael
Lenton and Trevor Beaumont and
representatives from the NHS and
Social Services. Peter Mackinder
sang songs and recited poetry in
the Lincolnshire dialect.
Flo as Receptionist at the Open Day
Helena Shelton,the Manager received some positive feedback and
enquiries from visitors regarding placements for relatives. Well done to
everyone who put in so much effort for this event. Eresby was the only
local home that participated in this event.
Church services take place once a fortnight and the first service in July
was taken for the first time by Ann Keast, a Methodist lay preacher
from Hundleby. Unfortunately Reverend Marty Presdee has been unwell
so Ann kindly agreed to take her place. The residents enjoyed her
service very much and look forward to seeing her again in September.
Two residents had a special
treat in June. They were taken
to Gibralter Point and enjoyed
a meal in the cafe.
The First Spilsby Brownies
have spent time planting
flowers in the garden. They
chose the theme of the
forthcoming Brownie Birthday
as celebrations for 100 years
of Brownies starts in
September. Residents sitting on the balcony can enjoy the flowers
throughout the Summer. They also presented a cheque for £50 to go
into the amenities fund which was a very generous contribution.
Thank you Brownies.
Margaret Cook Volunteer.
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THE PARTNEY GROUP OF PARISHES
Ashby by Partney, Aswardby, Candlesby, Dalby, Langton w Sutterby,
Partney, Sausthorpe, Scremby, Skendleby
AUGUST 2013 PATTERNS OF WORSHIP
4th August
10th Sunday
after Trinity
Partney
Partney
Scremby
11.15am
11.45am
Family Service
Holy Communion
NO SERVICE
11th August
11th Sunday
after Trinity
Aswardby
Skendleby
9.30am
11.15am
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion
18th August
12th Sunday
after Trinity
Candlesby
Sausthorpe
Partney
9.30am
11.15am
6.00pm
Holy Communion
Family Service
Evening Prayer
25th August
13th Sunday
after Trinity
Langton
Skendleby
11.15am
6.00pm
Holy Communion
Evening Prayer
Group Registers
Funerals
Barrie Frank Hunter
71 years
Skendleby
died 25.06.13
Group Notices – August
3rd
Picnic in the Park, Aswardby Hall 4-9pm
th
10
Partney Fair, 11am-4pm
th
18
‘Wedding Flowers’, Skendleby church, 2-5pm
th
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Candlesby Church Gift Day, 2-4pm
th
th
17 & 18 Lusby Church Annual Teas and Cakes Weekend, 2-5pm
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Garden Open day
Aswardby Hall
Sunday 28th July
11.30am – 4pm
Refreshments available
Rose Garden
White Garden
Japanese Garden
Formal Gardens
Stunning Borders, Trees
and Shrubs
Candlesby Church GIFT DAY
Saturday 24th August
2 - 4pm
Tea, Coffee and cake
Tombola
Cake stall
Scremby
Thank you to all those who came along and supported the Scremby
Open Gardens Afternoon.
We had an extremely successful afternoon and raised just over £2000,
so enough to be able to repair the stained glass window in the church,
as well as paying for some essential electrical work that needed doing.
We think we had over two hundred people and the Tea Team were kept
very busy all afternoon!
St Peter’s Church, Lusby
Annual Teas and Cakes Weekend
Saturday 17th August
&
Sunday 18th August
2-5pm
In aid of church funds
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St. Peter & St. Paul’s Church, Skendleby
COME AND SEE THE
WEDDING FLOWERS
SUNDAY 18TH AUGUST
2.00 ~ 5.00pm
Light refreshments available
Aswardby Hall
Picnic in the Park
Saturday 3rd August
4pm – 9pm
Entry closes at 7pm
Donation entry
All donations to St Helen’s Church Funds
Jazz/Pop Music with
‘Just Chilled’ and ‘Alex and the Pandas’
Tombola
Raffle
Stalls
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PARTNEY FAIR
2013
SATURDAY 10th AUGUST
11 am to 4pm
FREE PARKING AND ADMISSION
Incorporating
CRAFT FAIR – 01790 754 355
CAR BOOT SALE – 01754 890 392
FUN DOG SHOW – 01790 752 074

VINTAGE TRACTORS AND ENGINES
BBQ ~ CAKES ~ TEAS
REFRESHMENTS
STALLS GALORE and GAMES FOR CHILDREN – at the
Rectory & Glebe Field
CHURCH OPEN – for memorabilia & family history

ALL PROCEEDS TO PARTNEY GROUP “SHARE” FUND
For further details contact: John Hudson on 01790 752 566
SPILSBY ORGAN GROUP
Monthly meetings
2.00pm at St James’, Spilsby
Contact:
Alf Tunnicliffe, group co-ordinator
Tel: 01790 755552
email: [email protected]
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STICKNEY GROUP
Eastville ~ Midville ~ New Leake ~ Stickford ~ Stickney
For New Leake, Midville, Eastville - www.em-nl.homecall.co.uk
AUGUST 2013 PATTERNS OF WORSHIP
4th August
10th Sunday
after Trinity
Stickney
11.15am
All Age Worship
11th August
11th Sunday
after Trinity
Stickney
Stickford
New Leake
9.30am
11.15am
3.00pm
Morning Prayer
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion
18th August
12th Sunday
after Trinity
Stickford
11.15am
Holy Communion
25th August
13th Sunday
after Trinity
Stickney
Stickford
New Leake
9.30am
11.15am
3.00pm
Holy Communion
Morning Prayer
Evening Prayer
Morning Prayer takes place every Thursday morning at 9.00 am
at St Luke's, Stickney, followed by a coffee morning
Stickney Group Registers
Baptisms
Millie Marie Clarke
Stickford
06.07.13
A Coffee Morning is held in
St. Luke's, Stickney
every Thursday starting at 10 am
Cakes ~ Coffee ~ Chat
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St. Luke's Church Stickney
Sat. July 6th was a very warm, sunny day. St. Luke's, Stickney was
prepared for a coffee morning with biscuits and home-made cakes for
people bringing donations for the annual Gift Day. A steady flow of
visitors came and went but some stayed to welcome our lycra clad
friends on their annual sponsored pilgrimage from Nottingham to
Skegness.
Twenty-one of them arrived
extremely hot and tired, later
than expected: much traffic, a
puncture and a fall from the
saddle had caused delays. The
anticipation of the cool Church
spurred them on; they say it's
the highlight of their journey.
Plenty of cold drinks, cake and
home-made sausage rolls
were enjoyed while they
rested.
Amy Dodds, one of Stickney’s
most senior citizens, together
with Sarah Gosling, Jubilee Queen and Boston Mayor's Guide,
presented Phil Purdy, Frank Ciaurro and Dr. Kev with a cheque for
£365.00 for Cancer Research U.K., raised at a recent bingo and from
donations in the village.
Last autumn Angela Brady, Flora Gill and Doreen Cooley were
privileged to attend a special event at the Cambridge Research
Laboratories to learn how funds raised by the cyclists are used and were
shown some of the developments being made by advancing modern
technology. Phil Purdy was specially acknowledged for his sponsored
ascent of Everest in aid of
Cancer Research U.K. A few
weeks ago he inspired the
pupils of Spilsby Primary
School when he visited them
for a day, to talk of his
adventures.
After their cooling break the
cyclists set off on the last leg
for Skegness assuring us they
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would be back next year. An awe-inspiring bunch of people who truly lift
our spirits. All the donations for Gift Day also lifted our spirits. To date
£1560-30 raised with an extra £200 from Gift Aid, thank you so much to
all who generously donated to help care for St. Luke's through the
coming year. Words cannot fully express our gratitude for your
encouragement.
Monday
26th August
Stickney Youth Centre
7.30pm
Proceeds to
St Luke’s Church Fund
Caption Competition
July winning caption:‘Fr. Peter. Is he loitering within tent.’
~ Bill Isherwood
Runners up ~
‘Quantative Easing!!!’
~ Robin Healey
‘No Jean’s not in here she has her own cassock.’
~ Jean Gates
And just to make you smile…
- I didn’t realise I had lost so much weight.
- I always knew he was full of the Holy Spirit - Doreen Cooley
- Oh dear! I’ve shrunk in the wash!
- This one will be great for our joint Services. - Brian Pinnion
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- Fr. Peter’s new initiative to help spread the Gospel. His own one tent
mission. - Bill Isherwood
- They’ve certainly given me value for money, this time!
- This is a good habit to get into! - Elizabeth Pinnion
- I know I have been dieting recently but did not realise I had lost that
much weight. - Geoff Ness
- As it’s raining you are welcome to stand under here. – Ethan Ellerby
- There’s room for two in here!
- They make these with plenty of growing room.!
- Look how much weight I’ve lost! - Jenny Williams
- I ordered it in centimetres but they’ve made it in inches. Perhaps I
could use it as a mini marquee for the summer fete. - June Fitz Gibbon
- I am a Dalek - Rupert Parsons
- I must take my wife shopping with me next time. - Irene Gale
- Anyone seen those pesky choir boys? - Peter Hubbard
- Who ate all the pies? - Len Bourne
August Photo
Please send your entry to
Spilsby Vicarage by the 14th of
the month.
Don’t forget a small prize is
awarded to the winner.
Thank you to all who keep
sending captions.
If anyone has any photographs
that could be used for the caption
competition please send them in
– we will return them of course.
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SOUTH ORMSBY GROUP OF PARISHES
Bag Enderby, Brinkhill, Calceby, Driby, Farforth, Harrington, Haugh, Ketsby,
Maidenwell, Oxcombe, Ruckland, Salmonby, Somersby, South Ormsby,
Tetford & Worlaby.
SERVICES FOR AUGUST
4th August
10th Sunday
after Trinity
South Ormsby
Tetford
Somersby
8.00am
10.30am
3.00pm
Said Communion BCP
Family Communion
Tennyson Service
11th August
11th Sunday
after Trinity
South Ormsby
Somersby
8.00am
10.30am
Said Communion BCP
Holy Communion
18th August
12th Sunday
after Trinity
Ruckland
Harrington
8.00am
10.30am
6.00pm
Said Communion BCP
Holy Communion
Evensong
25th August
13th Sunday
after Trinity
Bag Enderby
Tetford
Ruckland
8.00am
10.30am
6.00pm
Said Communion BCP
Holy Communion
Festival Songs of Praise
1st September
14th Sunday
after Trinity
South Ormsby
Brinkhill
8.00am
10.30am
Said Communion BCP
Holy Communion
Service of Prayer every Wednesday 10.00am St Mary’s Church,
Tetford. First Wednesday each month Holy Communion
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
August
4th
Tennyson Service, St Margaret, Somersby, 3pm
th
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Harrington Hall Open Gardens
th
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Safari Lunch, South Ormsby
th
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Tour led by Jean Howard, Bag Enderby, Somersby, Harrington
th
th
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Ruckland Flower Festival
th
& 26
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Every Sunday in August and the Bank Holiday Monday – Teas in
Brinkhill Church 2-5pm, with a small History Group Exhibition.
September
8th
Afternoon Tea Party and Teddy Bear’s Picnic, Tetford Church
th
th
14 & 15 Heritage Weekend. A ‘Brinkhill Childhood’ exhibition in
Brinkhill church with Teas
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Harrington Car Treasure Hunt with BBQ after
st
nd
21 & 22 Brinkhill Arts and Crafts Weekend
What is a Deacon?
Many of you have been asking this question following Teresa and Jean’s
ordination to the Diaconite. Both Jean and Teresa are now Deacons
and the Bishop told us at that most awesome of services in Lincoln
Cathedral on June 30th that;
“ Deacons are ordained so that the people of God may be better
equipped to make Christ known. Theirs is a life of visible self giving.
Christ is the pattern of their calling and their commission; as he washed
the feet of his disciples, so they must wash the feet of others….
Deacons are called to work with the Bishop and the priests with whom
they serve as heralds of Christ’s kingdom. They are to proclaim the
gospel in word and deed as agents of God’s purposes of love. They are
to serve the community in which they are set, bringing to the church the
needs and hopes of all the people. They are to work with their fellow
members in searching out the poor and weak, the sick and lonely and
those who are oppressed and powerless, reaching into the forgotten
corners of the world, that the love of God may be made visible.
Deacons share in the pastoral ministry of the Church and in leading
God’s people in worship. They preach the word and bring the needs of
the world before the Church in intercession. They accompany those
searching for faith and bring them to baptism. They assist in
administering the sacraments; they distribute communion and minister to
the sick and housebound.
Deacons are to seek nourishment from the Scriptures; they are to study
them with God’s people, that the whole church may be equipped to live
out the gospel in the world. They are to be faithful in prayer, expectant
and watchful for the signs of God’s presence, as he reveals his kingdom
among us…”
Well you did ask.
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I sat in the Cathedral, behind Teresa as her training incumbent and I felt
totally unworthy to be there. Who am I to believe I have acknowledged
my calling from God? Who am I that I truly believe my calling was and
is from God? Who am I to continue to follow that calling to the end of
my days?
I am me and I do know, with absolute certainty that God has called me,
warts and all, just as he has called Teresa, to the ordained ministry.
I know something else without absolute certainty; some are called to the
ordained ministry, to minister to God’s people in that way. BUT, God
has called each and every one of us to follow him and to believe the
word, the truth, given to us by his son. We are all called to be deacons
in that sense.
We are all called to be faithful in prayer, serve our communities, reach
out to all in need, to make the love of God visible, all of those things.
God asks each one of us to go that extra mile in his name. He will give
us the strength, the faith, the love to do so. We have to believe his
calling.
St Margaret, Bag Enderby, July 7th
The sun shone, the church looked beautiful and the congregation was
happy and joyful. The perfect setting to welcome our new Deacon,
Teresa.
Teresa spoke to us of her journey thus far. We shared a wonderful
service of Holy Communion together. It was lovely to have some of our
newly confirmed with us. After the service the sharing did not stop, we
walked to Malcolm’s and in true South Ormsby Group style, very much
enjoyed our Bring & Share Lunch.
Marlene’s cake, resplendent with an iced picture of our new Deacon,
was admired by all and not just for the icing. A truly memorable morning
and as one person said;
“It was such a lovely occasion, I felt we really embraced Teresa.”
It certainly was and we certainly did, Teresa, welcome.
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TETFORD ST MARY'S
CHURCH
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Offers a wide selection of books Every Wednesday 11am - 2pm
in the Church.
1
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Everyone welcome
– come and see
Please contact
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Established 1990
Painting and decorating
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Property maintenance
(internal and external)
Phone Chris on
01790 754808 or 07904 276695
Free estimates. Good rates for senior citizens.
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MANOR CARE HOME
FEN ROAD, EAST KIRKBY, Nr SPILSBY
LINCOLNSHIRE PE23 4DB
Manor Care Home is a converted country house on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds.
Constantly upgrading, we are able to offer the following: Residential care & Dementia
 Respite and holiday care
 Hairdressing and Chiropody service
 Local library facilities
 Good home cooking with special diets catered for
 Single, double and bed sitting rooms available
 Fortnightly church service
 Friendly, caring staff
 Day care
 Aromatherapy
 Weekly craft afternoons
For further information, or to call in for a coffee and an informal chat, contact
The Manager on 01790 763381
email: [email protected]
Visitors always welcome
Our Philosophy is: “To treat each resident as an individual; to care for with respect, privacy and
dignity. To carry out tasks for that resident in the manner that, if able, they would do so for
themselves”
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LOUTH PLAYGOERS
Spye House
RIVERHEAD THEATRE
FORTHCOMING PRODUCTIONS
West Keal
August
8th – 10th
‘Grease’ the musical performed by
Students of Playgoers Summer
Workshop
Bed & Breakfast
Places still available on Summer Workshops
19th – 23rd August ages 10-13 and for Zest
Theatre’s Summer Workshop 27th-30th August
ages 11-19. Further details from Theatre Box
Office.
Quality en suite accommodation in
the Lincolnshire Wolds
September
6th – 14th
Fawlty Towers by John Cleese and
Connie Booth performed by Louth
Playgoers
Tel: 01790 752102
e-mail:
[email protected]
Box Office 01507 600350
www.louthplaygoers.co.uk
STICKNEY FOOT-CARE
Peter Atkin
Chrissie Chapman
Dip TCFCP (NCFE Approved)
Illustrated Talks to
Groups and Organisations
across Lincolnshire
Mobile Foot-care Practitioner
Treatment and advice relating
to: Corns, Calluses, Bunions,
Hard skin, Verrucae, Ingrown
nails, Fungal/Hard nails, Nail
cut & file, Diabetic foot
recognition, Foot massage and
General foot-care advice
Please contact me for
more details
Telephone:
07590 691 471
http://www.chrissietalks.vpweb.co.uk/
Contact me on:
01205 481427 or
07960 460746
email:
[email protected]
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Funeral Director
Raven-Louise Van-Daccus
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J & J FUELS
(BOSTON)
Your local suppliers of
Domestic Heating Oil
& Farm Diesel
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Family owned and run for
over 30 years.
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Prompt delivery
Competitive prices
Friendly service
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Contact us on
01205 760638
Anytime
All major credit cards accepted
Stephen Northgraves
WHITE COTTAGE JOINERY
Established 1981
 KITCHENS & BEDROOMS
 WINDOWS – DOORS – GUTTERS
 UPVC – WOOD or METAL
 REPAIRS & REPLACEMENTS
 ALSO SMALL BUILDING WORK AND DECORATING
NO JOB TOO SMALL
FREE ESTIMATES
White Cottage, Mill Lane, Keal Cotes, Spilsby. PE23 4AJ
Tel: 01790 763791
Mobile: 07814 444533
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Wildmans
Motorcycles &
Scooters
Jacky & Simon welcome you to
BLUELINE COTTAGE
BED & BREAKFAST
Sales, Service
MOT Testing
Tyre fitting
37 HUNDLEBY ROAD
SPILSBY PE23 5LP
Tel: 01790 754970
Mobile: 07958 650927
15 Halton Road
Spilsby
Lincs
PE23 5JZ
Eresby Hall is situated in Spilsby providing
residential care for older people offering high
quality long and short-term care and flexible day
care in a homely environment.
Peter & Lisa McDowell
Please contact Helena Shelton on
01790 752495 for more information.
01790 753219
Registered charity no 1048355
wildmansmotorcycles.co.uk
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Nigel Coe
R&P
Decorating Services
Handyman
All Painting and Decorating
work undertaken.
Property maintenance
Over 10 years experience.
For advice or quotation
Ring Rob –
Contact:
Tel: 01790 752457
Mob: 07739 286142
Email: [email protected]
Office 01790 756877
Or Mobile 07950 244219
Philip Boulton
Gardening
Services
Hair Salon
4 Market Street
Spilsby
Tel: 01790 752537
Tel: 01790 753981
Mobile: 07760130356
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Scentiments Floral Design
Flowers for all occasions
Local & International deliveries
Venue Decoration Helium
Balloons
Greetings Cards Giftware
Scott’s
Cobblers & Keys
Julie Pagram – Proprietor
49 High Street, Spilsby, Lincs
PE23 5JH
01790 753539
Shoe Repairs & Key Cutting
Suppliers of English
Hand Crafted Shoes
Engraving, Tankards, Hip
Flasks,
Gifts, Watch Batteries & Straps
MAYDEW’S
HOME & GARDEN
The Old Stores, Tumby Woodside
01507 568529 Mob: 07740 774746
HOUSE CLEARANCE SERVICES
Tel:
26-28 HIGH STREET
SPILSBY, LINCOLNSHIRE
PE23 5JH
Part or full clearance
Garages & outbuildings cleared
Local friendly service, references
available
Email: [email protected]
07712 405 975
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Serving Boston, Spilsby
& surrounding areas
PAUL
EVERARD
TJ Communications & Services
Telephone & broadband equipment
installed and repaired
REGISTERED PLUMBING AND
HEATING CONTRACTOR
Trevor Barber (Thirty years’ BT experience)
Tel: 07749167866
Email: [email protected]
Business and residential
THE BUNGALOW,TOYNTON FENSIDE,
SPILSBY, LINCS., PE23 5DB
Telephone/Fax: 01790 753101
Mobile: 07774 661017
Email: [email protected]
Ray Ford
Est. 1973 – Time served City & Guilds
Tradesman Serving the area for thirty years.
Carpentry & Joinery
Bespoke/Heritage
FOR ALL TYPES OF PLUMBING AND
HEATING REPAIRS AND HEATING
Mob: 07776 288639
Tel: 01790 754006
CONTACT PAUL FOR FREE QUOTATIONS
AND INFORMATION
9 Winston Road, Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 5HJ
R H BUILDING
SERVICES
Carpentry & Joiner, Brickwork,
Block Paving, Flooring,
Tiling, Fencing & Roofing.
Time served apprenticeship
For a Free Quotation Tel: 01790 754382
Mobile 07949539591
Email [email protected]
Roy Harness.
The Briars,
Hall Lane, West Keal, SPILSBY
LINCS PE23 4BJ
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Highlights Multimedia
PETE RAITHBY MOWERS
New & Second-hand Mowers
ALL GARDEN MACHINERY
Serviced & Repaired
Over 16 years Experience
New End,
Hemingby,
Horncastle
Family Films & Videos to DVD
Indoor & Outdoor Sound System
(on site engineer/operator/announcer available)
Wedding and Social DVD Production
Video & Sound Media Production,
Presentation and Technical Services.
Harold Houldershaw
01205 481364
[email protected]
01507 578336
Shirley’s
Hairdressing Services
SKEGNESS DAY
CENTRE
Telephone: 01754 766763
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Old Bolingbroke
Home Salon
or will do mobile
Tel: 01790 763557
Mob: 07955 038815
Transport available
Respite for carers
Activities
Companionship
Call in and visit us at the rear of
Skegness Hospital
MNM Pest Management
NPTA Accredited Technician
Problem with wasps, ants or flies
moles, rats and mice?
Prompt, affordable, service, covering the Coast and Wolds in
Agricultural, Commercial and Domestic Premises
Contact your local Technician, Mick Dales (RPPT) on:
01754 890637 or 07904 170033
Please call for any help and advice
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Quality
Meats
Fine
Foods
Product displays
Our own chef
second to none
prepared ready meals
Finest quality meats
Creative cuisine for
from local farms
dinner parties
Award-winning pies
Personal service
& sausages
& advice
Tel: 01790 754543
www.simonsbutchers.co.uk
Market Street, Spilsby
Lincs PE23 5JT
Newhome Computers
Does your computer need
retraining?
Or do you need training?
Has it stopped doing as it’s
told?
Worse it’s gone on a go
slow!
Internet problems or worries?
Simply call Steve on 01754 830 506
I speak ‘English’ and ‘Computer’ so you both understand.
We also build new models arrange retirement for old or naughty machines, as well as
training if it really is you.
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The Red Lion Inn,
Partney 01790 752271
 Homemade food using local produce
 Full menu available lunchtimes and evenings
 Lunchtime specials also available Tuesday to Saturday £6.50 for main
course or £12.95 for two courses with coffee/tea
 Comprehensive buffet menu for christenings, parties and wakes
 Sunday lunch – traditional Sunday lunch plus a large selection
from our regular menu
 Large parties catered for
 Tastes of Lincolnshire and Tastes of Excellence Award winners
4* ensuite accommodation – twin, double and super king beds,
ground floor rooms available
(one with a wet room and suitable for a wheelchair user)
Open Tuesday to Sunday (closed on Monday)
12 noon to 2pm and 6pm to 10.30pm
Food served 12 noon to 2pm and 6pm to 9pm
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ALLWOOD TIMBER SUPPLIES LTD
TEL: 01205 36 22 88
“ALL THE WOOD YOU WANT”
 Treated timber fencing
o Feather edge and field rails
o Posts and fencing stakes
o Pickets
o Decking
 Claddings
 T & G flooring
 Rough sawn & planed timber
 Skirting boards and architraves
 Beadings & mouldings.
 Sheds, summer houses, workshops etc made to order
 Screws, nuts, bolts, washers, nails - all sizes
 Wood preservers
Fence erecting service and prompt delivery available
All major credit cards accepted
TEL: 01205 36 22 88
FAX: 01205 36 99 88
Maurice Bird
Author - Speaker
It is almost here –
“The Girl who wanted a Horse”
- Will be available as an ebook from Kindle and
Kobo. If you like horses you will love this book.
Check press releases, my Facebook page and
www.mauricebird.com – Want more info?
email me at [email protected]
Estate Agents – for all
your property requirements
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Free Valuations
Town centre offices
Accompanied viewings
Full details on internet (www.rightmove.co.uk)
27 years local experience
Open 7 days a week
Friendly personal service
No sale – no fee
All inclusive competitive fees
Advertised in both Spilsby and Boston offices
Distinctive FOR SALE boards
Another book selling well is
“No Place for Blind Elephants”
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Available as Kindle or Kobo.
See www.mauricebird.com for further details or
email me at [email protected]
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Need a speaker?
 Book early because the diary is filling for 2013/14.
 No fee, just travelling expenses if more than ten
miles from Spilsby.
41b High Street, Spilsby.
Lincolnshire PE23 5JH
Telephone: 01790 754888
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At the moment I am working on a picture/reading
book designed for reading to a young child. It is
a lovely story called “Nite, Nite Twoo”
Email: [email protected]
Give me a ring on 01790 752458
Maurice Bird
5 Woodlands View, Spilsby, Lincs PE23 5GD
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Mature Professional and Personal Service
Ring today for your Free Valuation and Marketing Advice
Unrivalled promotion and advertising on ALL major property websites
and in both the Target and Standard newspapers
Specialising in local property sales, letting and management
www.estateagentslincolnshire.co.uk
43 High Street, Spilsby. 01790 756958
8 South Road, Chapel St Leonards. 01754 874445
35 High Street, Wainfleet. 01754 882333
10% Discount off our selling fee with this advert
The Compleat
Gardener Ltd
We stock a large range
of Household items
e.g. Every Day
Crockery, China,
Utensils, Furniture and
much more……..
We are professional, qualified
gardeners working for domestic
and commercial clients
throughout the area.
HAGWORTHINGHAM
SECOND HAND SHOP
We have established an enviable
reputation for our work and can
offer you a quality service backed
by garden design expertise
DIRECTIONS: From Horncastle take the
A158 towards Skegness for 6 miles, then
take the first right in Hagworthingham
signed Lusby; we are 150 yards on the right.
We are also able to provide a
total lawn-care package to give
you the emerald green lawn you
have always wanted.
ADDRESS: Church Lane,
Hagworthingham. PE23 4LP
Email:[email protected]
For further information and a free
estimate – without obligation,
please call Mark Fort
on 01790754479
TEL: 01507 588275
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WILLS & POWER OF ATTORNEY
FREE HOME CONSULTATIONS
OFFERING ADVICE & GUIDANCE
Call me
David
Mobile: 07927 961154
or
01754 228773
Freephone
Email
Single Will
£97
Mirror Will
£174
Power of Attorney
£297
Double Power of Attorney £497
Chambers & McClay 0800 0322 477
[email protected]
WILL ELLERBY TYRES
SPILSBY
24 Hour Mobile Service
TYRES – BATTERIES
ONSITE SERVICE – 24 HOURS
Will: 07956 299801
Office: 07946 027466
PARKER’S FUNERAL DIRECTORS
For personal, caring and sympathetic service.
Family business established over 100 years.
Choice of Prepayment Plans – Private Chapels of Rest – 24 Hour Service.
Contact: SANDRA PARKER
16 St. John Street, Wainfleet, Telephone: 01754 880334
4 Church Street, Spilsby, Telephone 01790 754700
And 1, Sea Road, Chapel St Leonards, Telephone 01754 873035
www. ParkersFuneralDirectors.co.uk
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GM Electrical
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Registered Domestic
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‘Top Quality Windows, Doors, Conservatories &
Roofline Products and Services from a Local
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For all domestic electrical work.
From the simplest of repairs to
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 Windows – UPVc, Aluminium & Timber
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Call Graham on 01754 830654
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Call us now for a fuss free,
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or email us at
[email protected]
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NICEIC Approved Registered Company
Friendly, Reliable and
Professional service.
All work fully insured and guaranteed.
For all your electrical needs, phone me on:
01790 753213 or 07894 290355
Ironing Services
 Large or small loads
 Can collect and deliver
Cleaning Services
Telephone: Karen
Home – 01790 755222
Mobile – 07920 473764
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BOSTON ELECTRICAL SERVICES
UNIT D1 BOSTON INDUSTRIAL CENTRE
NORFOLK STREET, BOSTON PE21 9HG
TEL 01205 350737
CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE
bostonelectrics.co.uk
WE ARE A FAMILY OWNED BUSINESS SERVING CUSTOMERS IN THIS
AREA NOW SINCE 1985.
WE REPAIR MOST ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FROM VACUUM
CLEANERS, MICROWAVE OVENS TO COOKERS AND WASHING
MACHINES.
IN OUR EXTENSIVE SHOWROOM WE HAVE ON DISPLAY
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over 40 washing machines and dryers
over 40 cookers and over 40 ovens and hobs.
vacuum cleaners
microwave ovens
cooker hoods
all colours of kettle and toaster
food mixers and fryers
table lamps and light fittings
WE CAN OFFER EXTENDED GUARANTEES AT VERY COMPETITIVE
PRICES
DELIVERY AND CONNECTING (NOT GAS) PLUS REMOVAL OF THE OLD
APPLIANCE IS FREE OF CHARGE
WE ALSO SELL
 lots of different sorts of lamps including pearl light bulbs, fluorescent
tubes and fittings
 salt for water softeners
 cooker hood filters and
 spares for washing machines
 plus lots of unusual bits and pieces
COME IN AND BROWSE NEXT TIME YOU ARE IN BOSTON
YOU WILL FIND US FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL
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BOLINGBROKE DEANERY MINISTRY
http://lincoln.ourchurchweb.org.uk/spilsby/
The Bishop of Lincoln
The Rt. Rev. Christopher Lowson
Tel: 01522 50 40 90 or 01522 534701
Office: Edward King House, Minster Yard,
Lincoln LN2 1PU
email: [email protected]
Deanery Synod
Joint Chairmen:
The Rural Dean and Lay Chair
Mr. Bill Rose
Vice Chair
Mr David James
The Archdeacon of Stow & Lindsey
The Venerable Jane Sinclair
Sanderlings, Willingham Road,
Market Rasen, Lincs. LN8 3RE
Tel: 01673 849896
Bolingbroke Deanery Administrator
Jane Howsam
The Vicarage, Church Street,
Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 5EF
Tel: 01790 752526
email: [email protected]
Mon-Fri 1pm-5pm
The Rural Dean of Bolingbroke
Canon Peter Coates
The Vicarage, Church Street,
Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 5EF
Tel: 01790 752526
email: [email protected]
Retired Clergy
The Rev’d. Joan Thornett
93 Boston Road, Spilsby, PE23 5HH
Tel: 01790 754151
email: [email protected]
Rector of the South Ormsby Group
The Rev’d. Cheryl Hilliam
The Rectory, South Ormsby,
Louth, Lincs. LN11 8QT
Tel: 01507 480236
email: [email protected]
Readers
Mr. David James (Area Secretary)
80 Halton Road, Spilsby
Tel: 01790 752711
Mr. Frank Richardson (Local Secretary)
8 Ashby Meadows,
Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 5DN
Tel: 01790 753510
Marden Hill, Partney,
Spilsby & Stickney Groups
Canon Peter Coates
(address as above).
http://lincoln.ourchurchweb.org.uk/spilsby/
Mr Paul McLaughlin
c/o The Vicarage, Church Street,
Spilsby, PE23 5EF
Tel: 01790 752526
Assistant Curate
The Rev’d. Martin Faulkner
The Curate’s House, 3, Woodlands View,
Spilsby, PE23 5GD (Chapter Clerk)
Tel: 01790 753553
mob: 07954 559904
email: [email protected]
Deacons
c/o The Vicarage, as above
The Rev’d. Jean Coates
The Rev’d. Teresa McLaughlin
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