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A Time of Remembrance November always strikes me as a pensive month as we remember both those we have loved at All Souls Memorial Services and those who gave and connue to give their lives for our freedoms at Remembrance Services. This is of course a parcularly special year marking 100 years of Remembrance and the ending of WW1. A number of our churches have a Tommies Silhouee in them, the image of the unforgoen soldieris always a poignant one. My great grandfather, a private in the Sussex Regiment, died on the balefields in November 1916 aged 27 just one of millions of casuales, husbands, sons, fathersIt must all have looked so bleak and helpless. On 4 August 1918 King George V called a Naonal Day of Prayer. One hundred days later the war ended. On 23 May 1940 with allied armies trapped on beaches King George VI called for a Naonal Day of Prayer and apparently congregaons overflowed, the same day 800 vessels answered the call to evacuate Dunkirk. When things look and feel helpless we need more than ourselves, we need the Divine and we need each other. Let us never be afraid to ask of either. They shall grow not old, as we that are leſt grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them... Peace be with you, Nikki The Rev'd Nikki Mann ________________ All Souls Memorial Service Remembering Our Loved OnesSunday 4 November 6.00 pm Westley Waterless There will be an opportunity to remember, to pray, to light a candle for your loved one. If you would like their name read out please add it to a list at the back of each of our churches or e-mail me or a churchwarden hps://www.raddesley.com/ November Services at St. Peters Church 11th November, 10.55am : meet at Stetchworth War Memorial for the act of Remembrance and then on to the church for the Remembrance day service 25th November, 3.00 pm : Evensong – Note earlier wintertime If you wish to book a baptism, wedding, etc., please contact Nikki (her usual working days are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday, of course), or one of the churchwardens, details as below: Rev'd Nikki Mann The Rectory 23 Stetchworth Road Dullingham CB8 9UJ Tel: 01638 507980 e-mail: [email protected] www.raddesley.com CHURCHWARDENS: Mrs Lily Whymer 22 Coopers Close Stetchworth Newmarket CB8 9TT Tel: 01638 507576 e-mail: [email protected] Mr Alastair France 61 High Street Stetchworth Newmarket CB8 9TH Tel: 01638 508335 e-mail: [email protected] Stetchwoh Newsleer November 2018 the

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A Time of Remembrance

November always strikes me as a pensive month as we remember both

those we have loved at All Souls Memorial Services and those who gave

and continue to give their lives for our freedoms at Remembrance

Services.

This is of course a particularly special year marking 100 years of

Remembrance and the ending of WW1. A number of our churches have a

Tommies Silhouette in them, the image of the ‘unforgotten soldier’ is

always a poignant one. My great grandfather, a private in the Sussex

Regiment, died on the battlefields in November 1916 aged 27 just one of

millions of casualties, husbands, sons, fathers… It must all have looked so

bleak and helpless.

On 4 August 1918 King George V called a National Day of Prayer. One

hundred days later the war ended. On 23 May 1940 with allied armies

trapped on beaches King George VI called for a National Day of Prayer

and apparently congregations overflowed, the same day 800 vessels

answered the call to evacuate Dunkirk.

When things look and feel helpless we need more than ourselves, we

need the Divine and we need each other. Let us never be afraid to ask of

either.

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:

Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.

At the going down of the sun and in the morning

We will remember them...

Peace be with you,

Nikki

The Rev'd Nikki Mann

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All Souls Memorial Service ✞

Remembering Our Loved Ones… Sunday 4 November 6.00 pm Westley Waterless There will be an opportunity to remember, to pray, to light a candle for

your loved one.

If you would like their name read out please add it to a list at the back of

each of our churches or e-mail me or a churchwarden

https://www.raddesley.com/

November Services at St. Peter’s Church

11th November, 10.55am : meet at Stetchworth War Memorial for the act of Remembrance and then on to the church for the Remembrance day service

25th November, 3.00 pm : Evensong – Note earlier ‘winter’ time

If you wish to book a baptism, wedding,

etc., please contact Nikki (her usual

working days are Monday, Tuesday,

Thursday, and Sunday, of course), or one of

the churchwardens, details as below:

Rev'd Nikki Mann

The Rectory

23 Stetchworth Road

Dullingham CB8 9UJ

Tel: 01638 507980

e-mail: [email protected]

www.raddesley.com

CHURCHWARDENS:

Mrs Lily Whymer

22 Coopers Close

Stetchworth

Newmarket CB8 9TT

Tel: 01638 507576

e-mail: [email protected]

Mr Alastair France

61 High Street

Stetchworth

Newmarket CB8 9TH

Tel: 01638 508335

e-mail: [email protected]

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AJS SERVICES

STOVE INSTALLATION & CHIMNEY SWEEPING

ANDREW SPOONER

Hetas Registered Installer

Institute of Chimney Sweeps

M. 07876 751608

E. [email protected]

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This week we have been celebrating Harvest, all the children have taken part in a variety of harvest related activities including carrot writing, straw play, corn on the cob rolling, making bird feeders, bread making and exploring wheat. The children have loved learning about Harvest and experiencing a range of sensory opportunities to support their development.

Lisa Weston

Manager

News from the Ellesmere Centre

Walking Netball has started at the Centre on Tuesdays from 9.00 -10.00am. New members of all abilities are all welcome, just come along.

A Coffee Morning in aid of The Indonesian Earthquake Appeal w ill be held on Friday 2nd November from 9.30am to 12.30pm. Please come along and support us.

POPPY ROCKS w ill be on display along the front of the Centre for the first two weeks in November. Do come along and have a look at the wonderful display. If you would like to join in please collect a rock from reception or paint your own and hand it in to the office. Rocks can be collected afterwards and a few (by local artists) will be sold to the highest bidder.

PLEASE JOIN IN AND HELP US TO MAKE THIS A SPECTACULAR EVENT AND RAISE LOTS OF MONEY FOR THE BRITISH LEGION

Children’s Football : We now have a new class running on Monday evenings for children aged 4-7yrs old with Shane Lebbon Sports. The class starts at 3.45pm. Call the Office if your child is interested in joining.

Walking Football for the over 55’s : we would really love to try this again. I f anyone is interested please call the Centre. All abilities welcome. This is great fun and very competitive - not what you might think.

The Ellesmere Centre, Ley Road, Stetchworth, CB8 9TS. https://ellesmerecentre.org.uk/ Tel: 01638 508212. e-mail [email protected]

Dullingham and Stetchworth Oil Syndicate

If you are filling your oil tank don’t forget the Oil Syndicate. To get a good price e-mail or telephone

Mark Robertson, the co-ordinator, at [email protected], or call 01638 507266.

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United Reformed Church, Stetchworth

Services and Events

Sunday 4th November, 11.00 am : Revd E. Colechin (Cheveley URC, Holy Communion)

Sunday 11th November, 10.45 am : St Peter's Church (Remembrance Sunday)

Sunday 18th November, 11.00 am : Revd Dr J. Tollington (Cheveley URC)

Sunday 25th November, 11.00am : Revd E. Colechin

Coffee Morning : Saturday 10th November, 10.00 – 12.00

Kitchen Choir

performing at

The Ellesmere Centre, Stetchworth

Saturday 17th November – 8.00pm

as part of “Open Mic” - always a great evening

featuring headline act “The Inside Out Trio”

only £3 a head on the door

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Save the Date!

Sunday 16th December - 6.30pm

Festive Family Concert

“A CHORAL CHRISTMAS PUDDING”

TICKETS ON SALE NOW

from The Ellesmere Centre, Stetchworth, or contact Sally, Tel: 01638 507997

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St. Peter’s Church, Stetchworth

WORK IN CEMETERY: Thank you to those who assisted in moving the topsoil and levelling graves. Grass

seed has now been sown and it is hoped that there will be a level grass surface in due course!

QUIZ, Saturday 20th October: Thank you to all those who attended the quiz or helped in any way. It

was a successful evening and, I think, enjoyed by those taking part.

MESSY ADVENT: This will be at Burrough Green Reading Room on Saturday 1st December from

4.00 pm.

CHRISTMAS TREE FESTIVAL, Saturday 8th December: This will also include (at 3.00 pm) the presentation

of the British Empire Medal to Lily Whymer by The Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire, Julie Spence.

CHRISTMAS CAROL SERVICE: Our Carol service this year will be on Sunday 23rd December at 6.00 pm.

Please contact me if you would like to read one of the lessons at this service. On Christmas eve we will

be having the MIDNIGHT MASS service beginning at 11.30 – the first communion of Christmas.

CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS: If you would like to order a homemade Christmas pudding please contact

Claire Thomas on 01638 507006 or by e-mail [email protected]. Cost £15 which includes

ceramic pudding basin. All proceeds to St Peter’s Church, Stetchworth.

Lily Whymer, 507576, [email protected]

22 Cooper’s Close, Stetchworth

WHAT’S ON AT THE BOOT?

Opening Hours:

Monday to Friday 12.00–2.30pm, 5.00–11.00pm

Saturday 11.00am–11.00pm

Sunday 11.00am-7.00pm

Food: Monday to Friday 12.00–2.00pm

Fresh rolls made every day

FISH &

CHIPS

Every Wednesday

5.00pm to 7.30pm

eat in or takeaway

Quality Seasoned

Hardwood Logs mixture of ash, beech, birch, oak and sycamore

£90.00 for 1 cubic metre

£170.00 for 2 cubic metres

Kindling £4.50 each (large nets)

Large Kindling £6.00 each (large nets)

Ideal for getting your fire going!

Firelighters, barrel of 100 £11.00 each

Water Softener Tablets 25kg bag £10.00 each

The above prices include free delivery within

a 15 mile radius of Stetchworth

Please call Mark

day time: 07968 525733

evening: 01638 508902

Please note we do not stack logs due to H&S reasons

Goods subject to availability

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Ellesmere Garden Club

This month we welcome Michael Warren to talk about “The Passionate Gardener” on Wednesday

14th November. To find out more meet at 8pm in the Ellesmere Centre and also catch up with

friends old and new over refreshments after the talk.

How time flies! This means that next month it will be time for the Club’s Christmas party!

As our chosen venue, Kings in Newmarket, is unable to host us on Wednesday 12th December, the

date publicised on our programme and the website, our meal will now take place on Tuesday

11th December.

We do hope that all of you who wanted to come will be able to manage this change. Please keep the

date free, and look out for an email message with all the details including menu choices and how and

when to pay.

We hope to see as many of you as possible at our meetings, and remember you

can always bring a friend, or just come along even if not a member – you will be

very welcome.

If you have any questions about our events or the club in general, just give

Sandie a call on 507542.

Saturday 1st December 2018 4.00 - 5.30 pm

MESSY ADVENT

The Reading Room Burrough Green

ALL WELCOME

Come and join us - have a go at various crafts (adults too!)

refreshments available

Call 01638 507576 for more details

100 YEARS 1918 - 2018

DULLINGHAM & STETCHWORTH

REMEMBRANCE DAY

SERVICE

at

St Peter’s Church, Stetchworth

on Sunday 11th November 2018

at 10:45 hrs

The Parade will form at 10:45 hrs on Church Lane by the

Memorial. A 2-minute silence will be held at the Memorial at 11:00 hrs. The names of those villagers whose names appear on

the Dullingham and Stetchworth Memorials will be read out and wreaths shall be laid before moving into the Church.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE COLLECTION WILL BE TO THE BENEFIT OF THE CHURCH

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Monday: 9.30 – 10.30 am Ellesmere Centre, Stetchworth

11.15 – 12.15 pm 50+ : Catholic Church, Newmarket

6.20 – 7.20 pm Catholic Church, Newmarket (Intermediate)

7.30 – 8.30 pm Catholic Church, Newmarket (Beginner/Intermediate)

Tuesday: 9.30 – 10.30 am Ellesmere Centre, Stetchworth – Cardiolates (a new, faster

paced Pilates class! Mixing low impact exercises with

traditional Pilates for strength and flexibility)

10.35 – 11.35 am Ellesmere Centre, Stetchworth

7.10 – 8.10 pm Bedford Lodge (booking taken at Leisure Club)

Wednesday: 9.20 – 10.20 am The Fulbourn Centre (All levels)

10.30 – 11.30 am The Fulbourn Centre (Beginner)

6.00 – 7.00 pm The Fulbourn Centre – Fitness Pilates (an active class for

those with a reasonable level of fitness)

7.30 – 8.30 pm Landmark School, Fulbourn (Beginner/Improver)

Thursday: 9.15 – 10.15 am Moulton Village Hall

11.15 – 12.15 pm Catholic Church, Newmarket

6.00 – 7.00 pm Bedford Lodge (booking taken at Leisure Club)

Personal training and small group classes are available by arrangement

For further details and to book, please call Alison on: 01638 507784 or 07752 360839, or e-mail: [email protected]

Stetchworth WI At our October meeting, Stetchworth WI were dancing in

circles. This leisurely exercise had us dancing along with

music from Greece, Bulgaria and other parts of Europe.

Although not overly energetic we were grateful to sit down

and perform a couple of routines in the comfort of our

chairs. These routines were developed by our teacher to

encourage less able and dementia sufferers to enjoy her

classes in Bury St. Edmunds and when she visits care

homes.

Our November meeting will be on Tuesday, 6th November

back at Jubilee Court, Stetchworth. Catherine Armstrong

with be telling us about “An Unexpected Journey”.

The Competition: Gift Wrap and Decorate a paperback book

Teas: Marie Cope & Maggie Cumpstey

Guests welcome: £2 to include tea/

coffee and biscuits.

Please contact Lynn 01638 508777

for further details

Please visit the Stetchworth village website at http://www.stetchworth.webs.com/

You can e-mail the website at [email protected] or via the ‘Contact Us’ page

You are invited to

DULLINGHAM

FLOWER CLUB

Thursday 8th November 2018

8.00pm

The Taylor Hall, Church Close, Dullingham

(opposite The Boot Public House)

Come and enjoy a

Christmas demonstration by

Crystal Dyball

entitled ‘Seasons Greetings’

Admission £5

to include refreshments

Raffle

Please contact Lesley Bird

for further information

Tel: 01638 507658 or 07786 817154

DATE FOR DIARY:

Next meeting Thursday 13th December 2018

Christmas Suppoer and demonstration

by David Wright

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Church Services in November (available at www.raddesley.com)

Thursday 1st November 10.00 am Carlton Said Communion

Children Welcome

4th November All Saints and All Souls

Wisdom: 3:1-9; Rev 21: 1-6a; John 11: 32-44

9.00 am Brinkley 10.30am Burrough Green

6.00 pm Westley Waterless

BCP Said Communion Family Service

All Soul’s Memorial Service

11th November Remembrance Sunday

Micah 4: 1-5; Romans 8: 31- end;

John 15: 9-17

10.55 am Stetchworth 10.55 am Burrough Green

6.30 pm Carlton 6.55 pm Westley Waterless

Remembrance Service Remembrance Service Remembrance Service Act of Remembrance

18th November Dan 12: 1-3;

Heb 10:11-14, 19-25; Mark 13: 1-8

9.00 am Burrough Green

10.30 am Brinkley

Family Communion

Morning Prayer

25th November Christ the King Dan 7:9-10, 13-14;

Rev 1: 4b-8; John 18: 33-37

10.30 am Dullingham

3.00 pm Stetchworth

Family Communion

Evensong

A Note from the Editor

Dear Reader, the next edition of the Newsletter will a

double issued for December and January. If you

would like to share any items of interest, news, or

information in the next edition, please e--mail me at

[email protected].

The deadline for articles is 15th November.

Catherine Hartness

Editor

From the Archive

A photo, right, from 1940 of Reginald George Marshall of the Cambridgeshire Regiment. Reginald died as a prisoner of war, aged 31, in 1944. Further historical material, including images, documents and memories which have been collected over the years can be found in the Stetchworth Community Archive, www.stetchwortharchives.co.uk