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Lurgashall Parish May 2016

LURGASHALL NEWSLETTER

INSIDE THIS ISSUESt Laurence Church 2-6

Parish Council 7

Village Hall 8-12

Film Night 13

Oil Syndicate 14

Clubs 15-17

Fete 18-19

Noticeboard & Shop 20-21

Local Information 22-32

6th May 7pm Film Night Village HallA Royal Night Out

9th May 1pm Village Lunch Village Hall

12th May 7.30pm Parish Council AGMVillage Hall

18th May 3-5pm Village Tea Village Hall

21st May 7.30pm Michael Nicholson Village Hall

26th May 11am Hort Club visit to Arundel Castle

Printed by Blackdown Fernhurst

VILLAGE EVENTS


CHURCH SERVICES IN MAY

!

Date Time Church Service 1st May Easter 6

9.00 am 10.30 am

LURGASHALL

NORTHCHAPEL

Sung Communion (Rev Richard Hoyle)

Family Service

5th May Ascension

Day

7.30 pm

NORTHCHAPEL Licensing of Deanery

Mission Priest by Bishop of Horsham

8th May Easter 7

9.00 am 10.30 am

LURGASHALL EBERNOE

Sung Communion Holy Communion

15th May Pentecost

9.00 am 10.30 am

LURGASHALL NORTHCHAPEL

Mattins Holy Communion

22th May Trinity Sunday

9.00 am 10.30 am

LURGASHALL EBERNOE

Sung Communion Holy Communion

29th May Trinity 1

10.30 am NORTHCHAPEL

JOINT SERVICE Holy Communion

SIDESMEN

Date Sidesman Readings 1st May Ian Bloor Acts 16: 9 – 15

John 14: 23 - 29 8th May Elizabeth Clark Acts 16: 16 – 34

John 17: 20 - end 15th May Kay Holme Genesis 11: 1 – 9

Acts 2: 1 - 21 22nd May James Nugent Proverbs 8: 1 – 4, 22 – 31

John 16: 12 - 15 !


St Laurence's ChurchALTAR FLOWER ROTA

1st May Barbara Kinnear 22nd May Pam Patrick 8th May Kate Hammond 29th May Polly Lewis 15th May Joyce/Maggie Wilding

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ST#LAURENCE’S#CHURCH#ANNUAL#MEETING!#

The!year’s!formal!Annual!Meeting,!open!to!all!on!the!Church!Register,!was!held! on! 31! March.! ! Elizabeth! Clark! and! David! MartinEJenkins! were! reEappointed! Churchwardens! for! 2016/17,! Michael! Pavia! will! remain!Treasurer!and!Amanda!Worrall!was!appointed!Secretary.! ! John!Clark!will!continue!to!be!responsible! for! the!Church!building!and!Churchyard.! !The!2015! Accounts,! showing! a! deficit! of! £835,! were! adopted! and! the!many!volunteer!helpers!were!thanked.!!Anthea!MartinEJenkins! retired!as!Secretary,!after! twelve!years,! for!which!she!was!much!thanked.!!Peter!Hayes!presided!at!the!Meeting!and!outlined!a!personal!view!of!his!second!year!as!PriestEinECharge.!

CHURCHYARD WORKING PARTY The monthly workingparty will take place on Friday 6th May 9am - 1pm. Help isalways very welcome so please join us - even if it is only for anhour or so. further details from John Clark (707230) or NickHolroyde (01798 342314)

PRIEST IN CHARGEThe Rev Peter Hayes, The Rectory, Northchapel 01428 707373

CHURCHWARDENSMrs Elizabeth Clark, Caplins, Hillgrove 01428 707230Mr David Martin-Jenkins, Jobson's Cottage 01428 707294


God Moments

Three days before writing this article I met with a lady whose mother had died. We discussed matters surrounding the funeral and a Thanksgiving Service. Two days later I baptised a gorgeous pair of twin girls in the presence of loving parents, godparents, friends and doting grandparents. An hour before writing the article I was interviewing a couple who I will be marrying in a few weeks’ time.

One of the privileges of being a priest is that you are invited into people’s lives at the most special and intimate times to perform various ministries according to the rites of the church and in a long standing tradition dating back many centuries.

What is it that is so important that people want the Christian church to perform these ceremonies of burial, baptism and marriage?

You can have a naming ceremony for a child, but I don’t see the point because you get a Birth Certificate which records a child’s name. Why pay somebody a fee to state what has already been done? A baptism is the act a making a person a member of the Christian Church, with parents and godparents promising to bring the child up in the Christian faith.

Couples can have a civil wedding ceremony. There are no prayers or Bible readings or blessing and it does not take place in a church. A Christian wedding incorporates church teaching on marriage, scripture readings, hymns prayers and blessings, leaving the couple in no doubt that their vows are made before God and are sacred.

You can have a private funeral and be buried on private land but it worries me if a person’s immortal soul is not commended into God’s hands and sent on its journey from this world.


St Laurence's Church

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It!is!also!the!Preview!of!the!Flower!Festival!in!the!Church!as!part!of!Northchapel!Primary!School’s!!

CENTENARY!CELEBRATIONS!!

EVERYONE(WILL(BE(VERY(WELCOME(

It is important to acknowledge these special moments in life and what better way to do that than by ceremonies assuring us of God’s abiding love and presence? Clearly the majority of people in our society agree or they would not ask their priests to conduct their baptisms, weddings and funerals. They are those moments when God touches peoples’ lives in a most profound way. What a pity they are the only ones some people ever experience.

The Revd P. Hayes


CHICHESTER CATHEDRAL FLOWER FESTIVAL

2 - 4 June 2016

Wanted! Any hats or handbags that are surplus to your needs and in good condition for sale on Chichester Cathedral Trust’s stall in the Festival Market will be most welcome. For further details and/or collection, please ring Anthea Martin-Jenkins (707294).

Her Majesty The Queen’s 90th Birthday

A Service to celebrate Her Majesty’s

90th Birthday will be held at St Laurence, Lurgashall on Sunday 12th June at 6.00 p.m.

Refreshments following the Service

Everyone is Welcome


Chairman Vice-ChairmanMr R E J Cooper Mr J S BonnettCouncillorsMr J W Harden Mr G SharpMr N P Jowett Dr A H J TateMrs A Martin-Jenkins Dr P J H Wilding

Mrs R D Wood

Parish ClerkMrs H Cruikshank4, The CroftSchool Lane,Lodsworth, PetworthGU28 9BW

01798 [email protected]

THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE PARISH COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON

THURSDAY 12TH MAY 2016 at 7.30PM AT THE VILLAGE HALL

All members of the public are welcome to attend and as usual there will be time set aside for anyone to raise any concerns they may have in the parish. DRAFT minutes from the last meeting are available to view on the website or notice board. Mrs Helen Cruikshank Clerk to Lurgashall Parish Council Email: [email protected] Tel: 01798 860788

www.lurgashall.org

LURGASHALL PARISH COUNCIL


Have you got your tickets yet? We are extremely fortunate to have the chance to meet MICHAEL NICHOLSON who is coming to Lurgashall Village Hall on Saturday 21 May 7:30 for 8 pm to give an illustrated presentation on 40 years as a war correspondent. Michael is one of the world’s most travelled and decorated foreign correspondents and his talk will include many lighter anecdotes. In a forty year career with ITN he has reported from eighteen war zones, including Vietnam, The Falklands and Iraq. Three times the Royal Television Society’s ‘Journalist of the Year”, he received British television’s most prestigious BAFTA award for his reports from The Falklands War. He was also awarded The Falklands and Gulf Campaign Medals and, in 1992, received the OBE from The Queen for his services to television.

In 1992 he smuggled an orphan girl out of Sarajevo and the story was made into a Hollywood film: ‘Welcome to Sarajevo’. Michael has written nine books, most recently, ‘Dark Rosaleen’ a novel based on the Irish famine of 1845.

Tickets @ £5 ea. from the Village Shop; by calling 01428 707419; from the ticket hotline 07843 161 053 or on the door.

If you already have one or more of Michael’s books, you are welcome to bring them along to be signed by the author. All proceeds will be donated to the upkeep of the Hall

VILLAGE HALL


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All singing; all dancing improvements in the Hall

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The latest additions to the Hall’s excellent audio/visual system mean that it is now fully accessible to hirers. The overhead projector and Bose surround-sound can be connected to hirers’ laptops, iPhones or other audio devices for film & photo presentations and for enhanced musical entertainment. Please mention your interest in using this equipment when making a Hall booking enquiry. There is no additional charge; only a refundable deposit is required. Easy to follow instructions will be provided.

At the recent Horticultural Club Spring Meeting in the Hall, this new kit was fully utilised. The guest speaker, Martin Duncan, Head Gardener of Arundel Castle Gardens, said that he wished all clubs he visited had access to such excellent a/v systems!

PLUS: following recent improvements to the external lighting to aid safe access to and from the Hall, the internal lighting has now also been enhanced. This

will provide greater flexibility for all events, especially parties, presentations and performances. Check it out!

VILLAGE HALL


VILLAGE HALL

For Village Hall & Equipment Hire enquiries:

07796 162 304

or email: [email protected]

Visit the Village Hall Website: www.lurgashallvillagehall.org

The Hall is a welcoming space in which to hold your child’s birthday party. Children can have fun with all of their friends – and then you go home to a tidy house!

Equipment hire can solve your home entertaining problems and it is all very much cheaper and easier than you might think!

Reminder: Please support the Hall by joining the 50:50 Club.

For you there will be the excitement of a possible win each month; for the Hall there will be an essential contribution

towards the day-to-day running cost of this important village amenity.


VILLAGE TEA3PM-5PM

18 May, 29 June,27 July, 31 August

LUNCH DATES9 May, 13 June, 11 July, 8 Aug

VILLAGE LUNCHESEveryone in the parish can join in the friendly and excellentMonday lunches cooked by members of the village. Don’tbedaunted if you are on your own, comealong and youwillreceive a warm welcome. Just sign up in the Village Shopor call Erica on 707162 and pay £3 when you arrive at thedoor. Wine is £1 a glass and raffle tickets for a homemadecake are £1 each. The lunch starts at 1.00pm

VILLAGE HALL 50:50 CLUBMarch1st Prize Peter Lavender2nd Prize Andrew Lambot

April1st Prize Tony Buckley2nd Prize Annabel GroutPayments can now be made directly into bank accounts and if you winyou will recieve an email advising you of the payment.HOW TO JOIN You pay between £1 and £10 per month and get thechance towin in amonthly draw. 1st prize is normally about £60 and 2ndprize £35. Text Annabel Grout on 07779 099286 or [email protected] for an application form

VILLAGE HALL


VILLAGE HALL

Celebrating the Queen’s 90th Birthday Lurgashall has a long, proud history of marking national milestones with inclusive, community events. Surely we are not going to miss out on this one! Time is short, but not too short to plan a successful event. But, if this is going to happen at all, then a small team of organisers will be needed. Please get in touch with either Malcolm Caird (708120) or Sue Lambot (707419) with your suggestions -

• the form such a celebration

could take

• possible activities especially for the children

• catering ideas

- and, hopefully, your offer of help.

Don’t wait; please do it now! The most likely date for this party is the afternoon of Sunday 19th June as the Green is available. So - let’s start the birthday ball rolling now - rather than reflect on a missed opportunity to celebrate together.


Film Night LURGASHALL

Village Hall

Normally the first Wednesday each month, but this time

Friday 6th May 2016 A Royal Night Out

A 2015 film

directed by Julian Jarold

produced by

Robert Bernstein and

Douglas Rae

Starring

Sarah Gadon

Bel Pewley

On V.E. Day in 1945, as peace is declared across Europe and London is celebrating, Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret are allowed to join the celebrations, against the Queen’s wishes. The King, impressed by Elizabeth's pleading, asks her to report back on the people's feelings towards him and his midnight speech on the radio

Douglas Rae, known to many people in Lurgashall, co-produced this film, and has kindly agreed to introduce the film and host a Q&A session afterwards

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LURGASHALL OIL BUYING GROUP

The April order was for about 15,000 ltrs @ 28.5 ppl + VATfrom Watson Fuels.

Comparative prices (all + VAT @ 5%):

Boilerjuice for a 15,000 litre group delivery - 29.30 ppl

Certas 29.99pplRawlings 28.95pplLinton 28.65ppl

Speedy Fuels donot do syndicate orders, butwere offering 28.55ppl for a 2000 litre delivery.

Watson Fuels has taken over Linton Fuels and also owns MinsterFuels. WP is no longer competitive in this delivery area so thereare now very few independent suppliers given that Certas ownsCPL, Southern Counties, Pace Fuels, Butler Fuels, Advance Fuelsand EMU.

The next order will be placed in the first week of June. I send anemail to members at the beginning of the month asking if theywant to join that delivery and how much they estimate theymight need. The price obviously varies from week to week. Iorder every month in the winter and every other month fromApril to October.

If you would like to join the buying group please [email protected].

Annabel Grout


LURGASHALL CRICKET CLUB

All we need now is plenty of sunshine! Matches being played on the green in the early weeks of the season are as follows May 7 Sat Grayswood III v Bramley II (league) May 8 Sun Hammer Bottom Butsers v Gentlemen of Bedales May 14 Sat Lurgashall v Frensham II (league) May 15 Sun Hammer Bottom Butsers v Harry Baldwin Occasionals May 21 Sat Grayswood III v Peper Harow II (league) May 22 Sun Adam Saward fixture May 28 Sat Grayswood III v Kingsley II (league) May 29 Sun Tom Clarke match May 30 Mon Gentlemen of Lurgashall v Gentlemen of Milland Lurgashall started with two home matches in April, and will be playing in Division 2 (of 6) of the I’Anson league, the oldest league in the country now in its 116th season. The mood among Lurgashall’s cricketers is very positive as the new season approaches. The end of the football season overlapping with the start of cricket creates headaches for selection, as it does for every club, but we continue to be able to field a comparatively young team, whose average age is considerably lower than many of our opponents To attract younger players, we need to provide excellent playing facilities, which of course incur a sizeable cost. Our square and outfield have been complimented by many umpires as being among the best in the league. This is why we have to rely on so many guest teams playing here – each provide much needed revenue, but accept our strictures to play in a manner befitting the best traditions and ethos that the sport of cricket demands, and to respect the setting in which they play

Malcolm Caird


Horticultural ClubHorticultural Club Club visit to Arundel Castle Gardens - Thursday 26th May

Following Martin Duncan’s delightful talk at the Spring Meeting, the Club’s annual visit this year will be to Arundel Castle Gardens on Thurs 26th May.

• Coach leaves Lurgashall Village Hall car park at 11am

• Visit to Arundel Cathedral to see the Floral Carpet laid every two years for the past century in celebration of Corpus Christi

• Walk over to the Castle for lunch in the restaurant or coffee shop (not included in ticket price)

• Tour of the castle gardens with Martin Duncan, head gardener, at 2pm

• Coach leaves at 4pm to return to Lurgashall

• Price: £20 per head for Club members, £25 for non-members

Please contact Iola Christian on 01428 707227 by 10th May to purchase your tickets. Advance booking is essential.


Horticultural ClubHorticultural Club

Call for Plants for Fête Plant Stall – Saturday 4th June

Please support our fête plant stall by donating good quality plants that can be sold in aid of the village. You can either bring your plants to the stall on the morning of the fete or deliver them during the week before (30 May – 3 June) to John and Barbara Kinnear at High Hampstead Farm.

Grow your potato in a bag!

There is just still time to collect your potato and a black plastic bag to grow it in and enter it for the Horticultural Show on Saturday 20th August!

Bag with heaviest weight of potato crop on the day wins! Please contact Sarah on 01428 707540 if you would like a potato and a bag.

Lurgashall Open Gardens – Saturday 18th June

Please note: due to the celebrations for HM The Queen’s 90th birthday falling on Sunday 12th June, the date for this year’s Lurgashall Open Gardens has been moved to Saturday 18th June.

Five more beautiful local gardens will be open from 1.30pm to 4.30pm, and Gina and Laurence Reed have kindly agreed to host teas at their home, Hookhams, from 4pm. Full details will be in next month’s Newsletter, and handouts with maps will be available at the village shop from the beginning of June.


Lurgashall Fete 2016 Saturday 4th June

See you there! Hi there from Lurgashall Fete! Yes, the Great Day for the 2016 Fete approaches fast - and now we really need your help. All the main attractions are booked - Vic Cracknell and his band will be the main entertainers again this year after their barnstorming performances over the last 4 years. There’ll be lots to do for all the family: races for the children (and for the dogs!), the tug-o-war, the ride-on railway, the famous monster bouncy castle and maze will be back too. May is the big collections month, so we need your annual turn out to supply our stalls please. Contributions of ‘spare’ Christmas presents, bottles, books (change of drop-off location – see below) and clothing are needed; budding cooks and gardeners can help too. The contacts for the various stalls are listed below - donations please. Special request - no books or silent auction prizes on fete day please - drop them in advance. We’re delighted to have Pam Patrick now running the famous Boutique, so please make sure she gets some great stock. There are still plenty of slots for helpers in all sorts of ways. In particular, more helpers are needed for the tea stall, the barbecue and the Bouncy Castle during the afternoon, even just for an hour, so that would be a nice way to help if you just wanted a small role. It would be great to hear from you - please call or email me. It’s great fun!


Stall Please deliver to Books Jeremy Bonnett (652855) is away until

later in the month, so John and Barbara Kinnear ( 01798 860913) have kindly set aside space in their barn at High Hampstead Farm (half a mile out of the village on the road towards Lickfold – on the left)

Bottles Call Neil Harding (707256) if the door-to-door collection doesn’t get to you first, or drop off at the Village Shop, making it clear the bottles are for the Fete Bottle Stall

Boutique Clothes to Pam Patrick at her house at the top of the Green - Boundary Cottage, The Green, Lurgashall (the first house on the right as you leave the Green towards Dial Green)

Cakes/Produce To Iola Christian at Garden Cottage on the Green, or to the stall on the day

Plants John Kinnear’s barn at High Hampstead Farm (01798 860913) or the stall on the day

Cakes for teas On the day please, to the cricket pavilion White Elephant/toys Designated stable at The Hole as usual Offers of help or expressions of curiosity/interest etc to: Mike Pavia – Tel 01428 707265 email: [email protected] Our new Field Marshal, Andy Kinnear needs lots of people to help set up all the stalls and marquees on the Thursday and Friday evenings before the fete and particularly the Sunday after. If you’re free, please call him on 01428 707381.


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THE VILLAGE SHOP & POST OFFICE OPENING HOURS

THE VILLAGE SHOP POST OFFICE MONDAY 9AM – 5.30 PM 9AM – 4.30PM THUESDAY 9AM – 5.30 PM 9AM - 4.30PM WEDNESDAY 9AM – 1 PM 9AM – 11 AM THURSDAY 9AM – 5.30 PM 9AM – 4.30PM FRIDAY 9AM – 5.30 PM 9AM - 4.30PM SATURDAY 9 AM – 5.30 PM CLOSED SUNDAY 10 AM – 4 PM CLOSED POST OFFICE: CLOSED 1PM – 2PM FOR LUNCH SUPPORT YOUR VILLAGE SHOP AND POST OFFICE

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“ALL THINGS BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL”

FLOWER FESTIVAL

TO CELEBRATE THE

CENTENARY OF NORTHCHAPEL SCHOOL

ST MICHAEL’S CHURCH

NORTHCHAPEL 6TH-8TH MAY

10.30AM-7.OOPM


PACT - Petworth Area Churches Together - Working together in Harmony

NEWS for MAY

Mass Migration... an Appropriate Response. Would a Mediator Help ?

• FRIDAY MAY 20th, 2016 at 7.30pm

• St. Mary's Parish Church, Petworth GU28 0AD

• Peter Marsden of Concordis International, a reconciliation agency, will speak at PACT's Meeting. All welcome. Free.

• Previously he worked for three years with Canon Andrew White, Vicar of Baghdad, as Director of Operations of his Foundation.

• Refreshments & wine afterwards. Lavatories available at church. No booking necessary. Free.

Gerald Gresham Cooke Co-Chairman PACT 01798 342151 [email protected]


WHAT’S'ON'AT'HASLEMERE'HALL'!

FILMS&!Wed!4th!and!Thurs!5th!May! !Eddie!The!Eagle!(PG)!!Fri,!6th!May,!8pm! ! My!Big!Fat!Greek!Wedding!2!(12a)!!Thursday!19th!May! ! Still!Alice!(12a)!!Fri,!20th!May!2016,!8pm!! HighIRise!(15)!!

&MUSIC,&THEATRE&AND&BALLET&

&Saturday!7th!May!7:30pm! HMS!Concert!Classical!Concert!!Wednesday!18th!May!7:15pm!Frankenstein!–!Royal!Ballet!Live!!Thursday!26th!I!Saturday!!28th!May,!7:30pm!! ! A!Streetcar!Named!Desire!!

&OTHER&

!Tuesday!17th!May,!7:30pm! Brexit:!The!Pros!And!Cons!–!A!Debate!


HENRY AND AMY THE GREEN, LURGASHALL, WEST SUSSEX

01428 707346 [email protected] www.noahsarkinn.co.uk

LODSWORTH)FILMS)AND)ENTERTAINMENT))Thursday)19th)May)))))))‘Bridge)Of)Spies’)+)Fish)N’chips))Tom)Hanks))stars)in)Steven)Spielberg’s)new)thriller,))))))Inspired)by)true)events,)BRIDGE)OF)SPIES)is)the)remarkable)story)of)James)Donovan)(Hanks),)a)Brooklyn)attorney)who)finds)himself)thrust)into)the)centre)of)the)Cold)War)when)the)CIA)sends)him)on)the)nearRimpossible)mission)to)negotiate)the)release)of)a)captured)American)pilot.))))))Bridge)Of)Spies)captures)the)essence)of)a)man)who)risked)everything,)and)vividly)brings)his)personal)journey)to)life.))Doors)open)at)7.00pm)and)film)will)commence)at)8.15pm)Tickets)£16.00)R))in)advance)only)by)Monday)16TH)from)Lodsworth)Larder)(01798)861947).)))Cheques)payable)to)Lodsworth)Village)Hall.))This)is)the)last)film)until)we)start)again)on)15th)September!)))

SATURDAY)14TH)MAY)IS)“60’S)NIGHT)“))Doors)open)6.30pm))))Tickets)£30.00)(£15.00)for)under)16’s))–advance)only)Supper)6.45pm))))8.00pm)Concert)commences)with)one)interval)This)will)be)an)informal,)fun)evening)–)fish)out)the)60’s)gear,))not)forgetting)the)false)eyelashes)and)the)beehive)hair)do’s)and)for)the)boys)R)collarless)shirts,)boot)lace)ties,)sideburns)and)the)hair??))Come)and)enjoy)all)the)music)of)the)60’s)from)The)Beatles,)The)Stones,)The)Who,)the)Kinks,)Buddy)Holly)et)al)presented)by)The)Revolvers)(UK’s)top)60’s)Tribute)Band))together)with)a)2)course)supper)consisting)of)a)succulent)Hog)Roast,)salads)and)a)selection)of)desserts.))Random)seating)will)be)at)trestle)tables)in)marquees/gazebos.)))))However)for)parties)of)8+)if)you)notify)Libby)Milling)(01798)861550))by)7th)May)she)will)do)her)best)to)reserve)that)space)for)you.))Tarry)not)the)tickets)are)flying)out)the)door)–)it)will)be)a)sellRout!))

Libby)Milling)


HENRY AND AMY THE GREEN, LURGASHALL, WEST SUSSEX

01428 707346 [email protected] www.noahsarkinn.co.uk

Fundraising*Plant*Sale*at*Haslemere*Museum*Saturday*14th*May**11.00am*to*1.00pm*

Haslemere(Museum(will(be(holding(its(popular(annual(

Plant(Sale(on(14th(May(from(11.00am(–(1.00pm.(As(in(

previous(years,(there(will(be(a(fabulous(array(of(plants(

from(Museum(Patrons’,(Trustees’(and(volunteers’(gardens,(

some(very(unusual,(all(at(very(reasonable(prices.(Look(out(

for(bedding,(perennial,(shrub,(vegetable(and(herb(plants(as(

well(as(old(terracotta(and(planter(pots.(

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sponsors,(will(also(be(running(a(free(‘garden(surgery’(and(

the(Museum(café(will(be(open(for(tea,(coffee(and(cakes.(

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Curators(on(our(Doorstep(An(Exhibition(at(Haslemere(Museum(

30th(April(–(28th(May(!Don’t! miss! this! collaborative! exhibition! which! runs! at!Haslemere!Museum!throughout!May.! !Members!of!the!local!community! have! curated! this! very! special! exhibition!showcasing! the! Museum's! fine! art! collection.! ! All! the!paintings!on!display!have!been!selected!by!local!people!from!across!the!community!and!will!include!a!fascinating!insight!as!to!why!they!were!chosen.!This!is!a!unique!opportunity!to!see!some! of! the!Museum’s! outstanding! fine! art! collection.! The!works! on! show! are! from! the! reserve! collection! and! not!normally!on!display!to!the!public.!!!The!exhibition!opens!on!30th!April!and!will!run!until!28th!May!at!Haslemere!Museum.!!For! more! information,! please! visit! the! Museum’s!website!www.haslemeremuseum.co.uk.!!!

HASLEMERE(CHARTER(FAIR((

Haslemere’s)traditional)Charter)Fair)comes)to)the)heart)of)the)town)centre)on)Bank)Holiday)Monday)2nd)May,)2016.))The)historic)fair)with)its)traditional)fairground)rides,)stalls)and)amusements)for)people)of)all)ages,)packs)into)the)High)Street)and))West)Street)and)is)open)to)the)public)from)1pm)to)5pm.)


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COPPICINGHEDGE TRIMMING

Tel: 01903 723 710Mobile: 07714 165171

BED AND BREAKFAST,ORCHARD PARK FARM,

LURGASHALLif we can help with

accommodation for friends andfamily, please call Ellie on 01428

707381 or [email protected]

Prices from£35 perperson pernight

Rob's well rottedFARMYARDMANURE

Probably the best in theSouth!

Tel: 0771 359 1908


DAVIS&BUILDERS&D"J"Davis,"High"Meadows,"Blackdown"Park,"Haslemere"GU27"3BU""Tel:&01428&653495&Mobile:&07802747002&Email:&[email protected]"Established"1970"

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Paths"&"Patios,"Guttering,"Plastering,"Glazed"Tiling,"Lead"

Work,"ReQpointing,"Painting"&"Decorating"&"Property"Maintenance"


NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH

Last month, I provided a list of those things you and I can do to limit our exposure to computer/identity fraud. No doubt all of you have assiduously embraced each one them. This month, I thought I’d list those several steps that you can take that might reduce physical criminal incidents. All of these have been discussed here previously. I simply thought a list might provide a helpful reminder. Don’t put this list on the fridge; put it with your insurance policy.

1. If you have a gate, use it – lock it 2. Front door – double dead bolts 3. Ground floor window locks 4. Smartwater on exterior metal surfaces 5. Valuables kept outside master bedroom 6. Alarms – installed & engaged, preferably to a

central station 7. Garden sheds – internal locks 8. Garden equipment marked by police

The objective in all this is to shift the criminals’ risk-reward equation a little bit in our favour so that they look elsewhere. Any questions: [email protected]

C Allis


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USEFUL CONTACT DETAILS

fete 01428 643142 [email protected]

newsletter 01798 861459 [email protected]

oil syndicate 01798 861459 [email protected]

rector 01428 707373

shop 01428 707277

village hall booking 07796 162304 [email protected]

village lunch 01428 707162

village tea 01798 860913

Police non-emergency 101

Southern Electric emergency 08000 72 72 82

Southern Water emergency 0800 820 999

Mike's Taxi, Northchapel 01428 707512

Charlie's Taxi, Lodsworth 07917 768 111 or 07732 590 806

Church www.achurchnearyou.com/stlaurence-lurgashall

Parish Council www.lurgashall.org

Village Hall www.lurgashallvillagehall.org

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