June 2011

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This MonthPage 5: Calling all Teddy BearsPage 7: Stukeleys Heritage GroupPage 11: Tour of Westminster & Churchill War RoomsPage 13: 10K Run is coming through Great StukeleyPage 15: Quiz - Win 2 Sunday LunchesPage 17: 3 Course Dinner and Light EntertainmentPage 21: News from The Grace Fellowship

THANK YOU FROM DAVID PHILLIPS

I would like to thank everybody who attended my wife Andrea’s Funeral. It was wonderful to see so many people in the Church and I would like to thank all the kind people who did the food and teas in the Hall afterwards.

I know Andrea would be humbled by the day.

Thank you very much.

David

PARISH REPORT 9th May 2011

At the meeting on the 9th May eight Councillors were present together with two members of the public. Issues were raised by the public present about overgrown hedges in both Church Way and Church Road; these matters were to be referred to the County Council for attention. Following complaints by several members of the community Signage advertising ‘overnight parking’ for lorries at the Three Horse Shoes Public House in Ermine Street was to be investigated with the District Council, meanwhile the chairman was to speak with the landlord about the signs and their validity considering that Ermine Street through the villages was a weight restricted route. The Council annual accounts provided by the clerk were adopted as a correct record of the financial position of the Council. Mr. Ryan said that there would appear to be real progress in the registering of a new route for footpath 11 at Grange Farm. The chairman reported that the village hall at Little Stukeley had no available funds to allocate to the proposed new play equipment so Mr. Vincent was to proceed with an application to the National Lottery Fund. Mr. Ryan reported that he was still working with Urban & Civic for the provision of allotment land in Owl End and that he would carry out an informal traffic survey and then add to that any projected extra traffic that may be generated by movements to the allotments, he would then be prepared to discuss the results with Owl End residents prior to the formation of any ‘concrete’ plans. The Council adopted another ‘document of other matters’ designed by Mr. Ryan to supplement all issues not covered by Financial Regulations and Standing Orders. The next Council meeting will be on MONDAY 6th JUNE 2011 at 7.30pm at Great Stukeley village hall. Michael. J. Newman, Clerk & RFO.

Three Horseshoes Kevin, Louise & Kristian

Welcome You All To the newly decorated Three Horseshoes

For Real Ale, Food & Fun

Sunday Lunch Adults £5.95 Kids £4.50

Evening Meals Starting this month

From Steaks to Home Made Pies and more

See Boards for more information

Afternoon Bingo Club Starting Soon

Lines, Full Houses and snowball

Come and join us. We look forward to meeting you.

Private Parties catered for. Take out service also available. For more information or to order call

07523 141364

Calling all teddy bears in the Stukeleys

Don’t forget that on Sunday 5th June you can bring your owners to a Teddy Bears’ Picnic at:

33 Church Road, Great Stukeley, between 2pm and 4pm.

Tea or squash and cakes are on the menu. Charges are as follows: if your owner is a child - £1.oo

if your owner is an adult - £2.00 Who knows, you might win a prize!

If you are reading this and don’t have a teddy bear, you will still be welcome. The charges will be: children - £1.50 each

adults - £2.50 each There will be a Bring and Buy Stall, and a Cake Stall.

Any questions ring: Ann Monk 456634, or Carol Buttercase 458089

Great Stukeley Village Hall Committee

Great Stukeley Village Hall

Your Committee members of The Great Stukeley Village Hall has a full and very exciting calendar in 2011 JUST FOR YOU.

We are busy planning these super fun events with you in mind so please plan on joining us bringing along your family,friends and neighbours:

Sunday 5th June Teddy Bear’s Picnic Sunday 10th July Open Garden Show Sunday 21st August Fancy Dress Run Friday 16th September 40’s Quiz Night Friday 4th November Murder Mystery Evening Saturday 26th November Annual Christmas Bazaar Saturday 17th December Annual Dinner-Dance

You are warmly welcomed to all of these wonderful events we are arranging to fund the replacement of our heating and insulation which are rapidly approaching the end of their useful lives.

Your ideas and questions addressed to any of our Committee Members are most welcome.

The Stukeleys’ Magazine May 2011 Mary Alleyne-James Committee Tel 433.954

If you have any ideas or questions please address these to Carol Buttercase (Tel458.089), Ann Monk (Tel 456.634) or any committee member.

HOG ROAST and AUCTION OF PROMISES

FRIDAY 10TH JUNE 2011 7.30PM MEMORIAL HALL, ALCONBURY

Alconbury C.E. School PTA invites you to a fundraising night. The evening will begin with a Hog Roast, salads, strawberries and cream. Bring your own bottle.

The meal will be followed by our Auction of Promises – over 40 wonderful lots including a luxury hotel stay, local restaurant meals, golf, a flying experience and much more.

Tickets £6 per person and can be purchased from Camilla 07884005136 or from the school office.

Stukeleys’ Heritage Group

A reminder that our next meeting is at 7.30 pm on Wednesday 15th June in Great Stukeley Village Hall. This meeting will focus on Little Stukeley and we have arranged for a discussion to be recorded with memories from Alan Adams, who has lived in the village all his life, and Sarah Gifford who will bring memories of life at the Old Rectory. We had hoped to have Donald Cook with us, but at the time of writing he is in Hinchingbrooke Hospital; I’m sure all the Group will join with me in wishing him a speedy recovery.

Our October meeting will feature a talk by David Cozens on people in history who were associated with The Stukeleys, including Henry Archdeacon of Huntingdon,(1088 – 1157) , The Stones, Royalists in the Civil Wars, and Dr William Stukeley (1687-1765).

Michael Monk Convener, Stukeleys’ Heritage Group

Great Stukeley Open Gardens

On Sunday 10th July, many gardens in Great Stukeley will be open from 11am to 5pm in aid of funds for Great Stukeley Village Hall.

Enjoy our lovely village by walking round with family, friends and neighbours, visiting the many gardens and St Bartholomew’s church which will be open for you to visit. Afternoon teas will be served and there will be a variety of things for sale.

The gardens that will be open are used and enjoyed by their owners. Please contact Carol Buttercase (tel 458089) if you are willing to open your garden.

We urge everyone in the Stukeleys to join us at this event which will help towards the Village Hall heating and insulation fund.

Charges: £4.00 per person, for entry to all the gardens Children under 16 free.

We are counting on your support. Great Stukeley Village Hall Committee.

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Wytchwood

Sun 26 June 1.30-5.30pm

7 Owl End, Great Stukeley

Plants for sale

Home made teas

Adm: £3-50

Children: free

The Great Stukeley FLOWER, GARDEN & CRAFT Show2011 SPONSORS’ REQUEST

The Committee of the Great Stukeley FLOWER, GARDEN and CRAFT Show are seeking sponsors’ for their 2011 event.

We have seven sections in our annual show each of which require a sponsorship of just £20.00.

Section A Vegetables Section B1 Plants & Flowers Section B2 Floral Arrangements Section C Home Produce Section D1 Arts & Crafts Section D2 Photography Section E Children under 16

This sponsorship can be made in your name, in the name of a business or in the memory of someone very special.

Please call GRAHAME BUNDY (Tel 451.580) for more information.

Thursford’s Christmas Spectacular Sunday 20th November 2011

The Thursford Christmas Spectacular, devised and produced by John Cushing, has been running for more than 30 years. With a cast of 130 professional musicians, singers and dancers this show has become the biggest of its type in the United Kingdom.

On the day of the Show I urge you to visit their very special attraction-Santa’s Magical Journey into Christmas. For a charge of £4.00 per person (once you show your ticket for the Christmas Spectacular) you will enter into the ultimate Christmas experience for children from 1 to 101.

In this wonderful Christmas Grotto you experience an enjoyable walk through Santa’s Magical Journey into Christmas-passing cute displays of moving animals-Penguins, Polar and Brown Bears, Santa himself and his Reindeer, and my favourite, the Pink Panther. Do not miss this fun event.

For us this year the news in nothing short of fantastic as our seat allocation completely reflects my request. We have been allocated my preference date of Sunday 20th November for the 2pm matinee performance.

The ticket price for our visit is £ 46.00 per person which includes superb De Luxe seating located in the area C/D/E/F/G and H which is mid stalls. The price includes entrance to the Christmas Spectacular, the return coach trip and a tip for the driver.

Please note that FULL PAYMENT in CASH ONLY must be received by me personally NO LATER THAN THURSDAY 16th JUNE 2011 at 5pm.NO EXCEPTIONS PLEASE. Cheque, postal and money orders and credit cards are NOT acceptable. Please call first to arrange a mutually convenient time to drop off your payment at my house.

Please be aware that if full payment is NOT received by the deadline I reserve the right to offer your tickets to others on the waiting list. Your help, understanding and PROMPT PAYMENT are very much appreciated.

The Stukeleys’ Magazine June 2011 Mary Alleyne-James Tel 433.954

Tour of Westminster and The Churchill War Rooms

The much looked forward to trip to Westminster and The Churchill War Rooms is approaching fast. So I thought it would be useful for you to have a programme of the day’s events.

The trip will take place on TUESDAY 7th JUNE 2011. 08.15 Please plan your arrival at the Great Stukeley Village Hall. Parking is limited so its first come/first served. 08.30 PROMPT departure by C&G Coaches from the Great Stukeley Village Hall. PLEASE BE ON TIME. 11.15 Our estimated arrival at Westminster, depending on traffic. 11.30 Security checks-airport style. 11.40 The reserved time for our tour of Westminster. Three very experienced guides will show us around and will be able to answer your questions. This most informative tour will last 90 minutes. 1.15pm Approximate time Tour ends 1.20pm Lunch can be taken in the Jubilee Café. A menu has been provided for your information. This break is NOT included in the price of the tour. I will be arranging a visit to the exclusive House of Commons’ Gift Shop for you. Their souvenir shopping List is attached. 2.45pm We will depart on foot for a short,8 to 10 minute, walk to The Churchill War Rooms. 3.00pm Our tour of the Cabinet Rooms and The Churchill Museum begins using the recommended personal Acoustiguide system. 4.30pm You may like to take some refreshments at the Switch Room Café before our journey home. A menu has been provided. 5.00pm PROMPT departure from London to Great Stukeley. This departure spot will be where we were dropped-off in the morning. 7.30pm Arrival time at the Great Stukeley Village Hall-depending on traffic.

PARKING: As you enter the IN entrance to the hall your car should be parked on your immediate LEFT as near to the trees as is possible and as far away from the main building as you can. I greatly appreciate your support. It will be great having you along. If you have any questions about this trip please feel free to call me. The Stukeley’s Magazine June 2011. Mary Alleyne-James Tel 01480 433 954

The Great Stukeley Flower, Garden and Craft Show 2011 Saturday 6th August 2011 between 2.30 and 4pm

A great big THANK YOU is extended to AUDREY HURST for all the time and greatly appreciated effort she has put into this year’s Flower, Garden and Craft Show programme.

Our Plants and Flowers is a large section with great categories including Potted Plants-flowering or just with foliage, Fuchsia, Geranium, Cactus or Succulent (maximum 8 ‘’ pot).Any variety of Garden flowers,6 stems-mixed or the same, any type of Dahlias-large or small. Sweet Peas, a one stem Sunflower, a beautiful single Rose, Pansies and/or Violas(any number),three Asters and three Gladioli, four Antirrhinums and flowering shrubs(either the same or mixed).

Our very popular Photography section covers photos of Party Time, Pets, Scenic Views, Trees, Ancestry, Holiday snaps and the ever popular Humorous-with or without captions. Please note that all photographs must be taken personally by the entrant and they must not have been previously entered in the show.

This year’s Children Under 16 section is filled with fun ideas for our young friends and neighbours living in Great Stukeley. The picture on the back of our programme can be coloured or painted by children up to ten years old. Paint a Flower, paint/decorate a Paper Plate, Cookery (make whatever you like), Construction and display any hobbies are all part of this wonderful section. There are also categories for Art for up to 10 years and 11 to 16 years old. This year we have added Photography (any subject) to this section. Children are advised NOT to put their name or age on any exhibit as this is recorded when entered. We appreciate that children might ask their parents for advice but all exhibits MUST BE MADE SOLEY BY THE CHILD.

Every item entered in the Children Under 16 section WILL BE REWARDED WITH A CHOCOLATE TREAT!.

If you would like to enter the Best Kept Summer Garden and/or the Container and Hanging Basket competitions sponsored by FROST’S of BRAMPTON please call any Committee Member WITHOUT DELAY. The tubs, containers and hanging baskets will be judged in situ in mid to late July 2011.Please remember that the judging criteria are Tidiness, Colour and Interest.

There will be over 26 Silver Cups to be awarded including the most prestigious MOST POINTS IN SHOW 2011,as well as the Best Entry in Show, Family with the most show points, the Art & Craft Cup, Best Single Photograph, A Sweet Pea trophy. Best Floral Arrangement, Most points in the Floral & Vegetables section and many more…

We urgently request that last year’s winners be kind enough to return their Cups-CLEANED PLEASE-to a Committee Member BEFORE Saturday 30th July 2011.Your thoughtfulness is very much appreciated.

PLEASE REMEMBER that there will be a 20 pence charge per item staged. However, children can enter FREE OF CHARGE. All exhibitors MUST BE RESIDENT in Great Stukeley. All vegetables, plants and flowers MUST BE GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR and all entries MUST BE YOUR OWN WORK.

The Stukeleys’ Magazine June 2011 Mary Alleyne-James Committee Tel 433.954

Dear Resident(s),

The Rotary Club of Huntingdon Hinchingbrooke, (with the agreement of the Stukeleys’ Parish

Council and Huntingdon District Council), will be holding our 10K Charity Run on Sunday June 19th,

(Father’s Day!) for the 2nd year. Approximately 500 participants will be taking part.

This will start at Huntingdon Race Course and will pass through bridleways and into Great

Stukeley, along Church Road, turning right into Montague Road, cutting through onto Ermine

Street, and then at the Stukeleys Country Hotel, turning back onto Church Road, turning right

along the grass alongside West View, and left onto the footpath, before returning to the

bridleway. Further information is available on www.huntingdon10Kcharityrun.co.uk.

The run starts at 10am from the racecourse, however it is anticipated that the first of the

participants will reach the village by approximately 10.15, with the last participants passing

through the village approximately one hour later.

We would ask all residents using their cars during this period of time to exercise extreme caution

and adhere to race marshals instructions, and to please ensure that dogs are kept away from the

runners.

It would also help the participants if residents were to cheer them on as they pass their property.

Last year’s event was a great success and many runners and marshals commented on how much

they appreciated the support they received from the local residents.

If any of you feel that you would like to help as marshals, your help would be gratefully received.

Please contact Bob Hulstrom, or Jane Morris on 01480 431848 (home) or mobile 07887995867

(for Bob), or email bobhulstrom@thinkpositive.co.uk.

Yours faithfully,

Bob Hulstrom

Bob Hulstrom Race Director

Rotary Club of Huntingdon Hinchingbrooke

Hilltop 29-31 Green End Great Stukeley T: 01480 431848 bobhulstrom@thinkpositive.co.uk www.hinchingbrookerotary.org

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QuizWin 2 Sunday Lunches!

Prize sponsored by the Three Horseshoes, Great Stukeley.Send in your answers by Friday 17th June

by post or drop in to Martyn, 7 Hill Close, Great Stukeley PE28 4AZ or email to martyn@stukeleysmag.co.uk

The winner of 2 Sunday Lunches will be the person picked out at random from the entries with the most correct answers.

1. What continent’s macro zamia tree lives for 7000 years?Answer:-2. What determines the sex of crocodile embryos - Temperature,

Humidity or Genetics?Answer:-3. What do imbibers know as the most prevalent fruit in the world?Answer:-4. What colour are a zebra’s black stripes in the first six months of

life?Answer:-5. What mollusk was obliged to share its name with the first

waterproof watch?Answer:-6: What animal’s flesh, when sun-dried in the Andes, becomes a

jerky called charqui?Answer:-7. What amphibians do you raise in a ranarium?Answer:-8. What does the praying mantis store by the hundreds in oothecas?Answer:-9. How many days can an ant survive under water?Answer:-10. What creature’s tongue weighs as much as a full grown elephant?Answer:-11. What creature goes through a period where it gains 10 pounds an

hour?Answer:-12. How many feet tall are most cattle at the shoulder?Answer:-

Go on, have a go!Good Luck.

Little Stukeley Village Hall Functions 2011

18th June Themed Dinner with after dinner light entertainment

3rd September Flower Show 10th or 17th December Christmas Dinner (Final date TBD)

Do make a note in your diaries; we need your support if these events are to be a success.

Keith Winter (Tel: 450656 email: keithwinter2@sky.com)

LITTLE STUKELEY VILLAGE HALL

Three Course Dinner plus Light Entertainment Saturday 18th June 2011

Hurry up and book for our next event which will be the last until the Flower Show is September, so make sure you do not miss it. A three course dinner will be followed by a programme of songs and funny tales from Jennifer Thompson and Pat Hamilton; two local ladies who have a very amusing repertoire. It promises to be a entertaining evening so be sure to book now, as we will have to limit numbers to ensure that there is sufficient floor space. Tickets will be £10.00 per person and can be booked from Jocelyn Kerr as usual

Keith Winter (Tel: 450656 email: keithwinter2@sky.com)

Family Bingo Evening

Saturday 2nd July 6.30 pm for prompt 7pm start

At

Little Stukeley Village Hall in aid of St Martins Church

Adults £3 - Children free

Bingo cards sold on the evening also light snacks.

Tickets from Jocelyn Kerr tel no 453213

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Sponsored Clean

The week before Gt. Stukeley Village Hall Committee holds the Open Gardens Day, Sunday 10th July 2011, Ladies of the Stukeley’s W.I. will be holding a sponsored clean of St. Bartholomew’s Church and grounds. This will help the Church, the village and raise funds for The W. I. Please any assistance will be much appreciated. - OR- sponsor a member. We are not asking for large donations but would appreciate any help.

Please contact Jan Sly 450197. Many thanks.

Rota

St. Bartholomew’s Church are looking for kind people who will give an hour or two of their time to help keep our church clean on a Rota basis.

If you think you can help please contact :- Nancie Raby, 453269, Doris Turpin,456476

Thanking you in anticipation.

Open Church

As part of the village Open Gardens event on 10th July, St.

Bartholomew’s Church will be open with floral displays and

information staged by regular users of the Village Hall. Also

on view will be various church vestments and artifacts.

Refreshments will also be available.

Little Stukeley Village Hall

DINNER & LIGHT ENTERTAINEMNT

Saturday 18th June at 7.30pm

Tickets £10.00 each

From: Mrs Kerr Tel: 453213

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No little cat to sleep on the bed,

no little cat to tickle her head.

No little cat to sit on the sill,

no little cat to give her a pill.

No little cat to roll on the floor,

no little cat to paw at the door.

No little cat to jump up at the sink,

no little cat to give her a drink.

No little cat to meet me from the bus,

no little cat to give her a fuss.

No little cat to share my tea,

no little cat to look for a flea!

No little cat to bring in a mouse,

no little cat to lose it in the house!

No little cat to sharpen a claw,

no little cat to open a door.

No little cat to have her treat,

no little cat to clean her feet.

Sleep sweetly, my little cat, sleep,

I’ll try not to cry and I’ll try not to weep.

Thank you for being such a wonderful friend.

I’ll love you forever, right up to the end.

GRACE FELLOWSHIP Love God: Love People: Serve the World

An International English Speaking Baptist Church for Everybody

‘I was glad when they said to me, “Let us go to the house of the Lord.”’ Psalm 122 v. 1

Why not come and join us? A warm welcome always awaits you. All of our meetings are open to you.

Every Sunday 9.45 am All age Sunday School including Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Bible Study and Discipleship Explored 11.00 am Worship Service 7.00 pm Small Group Study at the Church

Every Monday 7.00 pm Prayer Meeting

Every Tuesday 9.00 am Prayer Meeting 10.00 am Coffee Morning and Knitters and Natters Craft Group 7.30 pm Ladies Bible Study at the Church

Every Thursday 7.30 am Skype Prayer Group and Friday

Saturday June 9th 9.00 am Men’s Breakfast Fellowship

Friday June 24th 6.30 pm Games Evening at the church. Come and join the fun. All sorts of table

games etc. and refreshments.

If there is any way in which we can help or any questions you need to ask please call Pastor on 07908643790 or Pete and Penny Bourne on 01480 432207 or 07887707940 / 07908093224 or email us at bourneagain58@yahoo.co.uk or penny.bourne@sky.com and we will do our very best to help. If you need help with transport to any of the meetings just call Pete or Penny as above. If you would like more information about Grace Fellowship visit our website, www.grace-fellowship.org.uk.

I know that many of you will be disappointed to see this is not one of Pastor Paul's stories, the sad thing is that he will no longer be able to carry on writing them for the Stukeley's Parish Magazine, for some time now Pastor Paul has been struggling with his eyes and now they have reached the point where he can not continue to prepare sermons or the articles for the magazine and will be returning home to the U S A early in august .As a church we are going to miss Him and his wife they have been such faithful servants for Grace Fellowship over the past 6 years and will be a hard act to follow , in next months magazine we will able to let you all know what will be happening at Grace Fellowship Michael Angelo once showed a friend an unfinished piece of sculpture in his studio. Calling upon him again after a lapse of time, the friend was surprised to see apparently little progress. The great master showed him how he had rounded a limb here, smoothed a roughness there, put in a touch of expression in another place. “But these things are trifles,” said his friend. “Yes,” replied the great master ; “but trifles go to make up perfection, and perfection is no trifle.”

Pete Bourne

Pastor Paul & Jepye Hendrix

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Monday 6th June Parish Council Meeting 7.30pm GSVH

Sundasy 5th June Calling All Teddy Bears 2pm-4pm 33 Church Road

Tuesday 7th June

Tour of Westminster & Churchill War

Rooms 8.15am-7.30pm GSVH

Saturday 9th June Mens Breakfast 9.00am Grace Fellowship

Wednesday 15th June Stukeleys Heritage Group 7.30pm GSVH

Saturday 18th June Dinner & Entertainment 7.30pm LSVH

Friday 17th June Closing Date for the Quiz

Sunday 19th June Rotary Club 10K Run

Friday 24th June Games Evening 6.30pm Grace Fellowship

Sunday 26th June Open Garden Wytchwood 1.30 - 5.30pm 7 Owl End

Saturday 2nd July Family Bingo Evening 6.30 for 7.00pm LSVH

Sunday 10th July Great Stukeley Open Gardens 11am-5pm Great Stukeley

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY 2011

Magazine printed by EASIPRINT, 23 Levellers Lane Ind Est, St Neots PE19 2JL - 01480 718270

July Magazine Cut-off DateThe cut-off date for contributions for the July Stukeleys Parish Magazine

is 9am Monday 20th June 2011

Raising funds for the Air Ambulancewith a

QUIZthDate 10 June Day Friday

Place Gt. Stukeley Village Hall Time 7.00 promptLight Supper – but bring your own drinksTickets £8.00 per person available from

Sue Parkin 454085 Marlene Garner 459094Bring your friends to make a table of sixor come along and fill up empty spaces

Take a look at the Magazine website at www.stukeleysmag.co.uk