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Parish news Stone, Dinton & Hartwell ● June 2014 ● 60p (£6.00pa)

In this month edition: Sponsored Bike Ride

Aunt Em World Challenge and much more

“Whatever you do, in word or deed do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus” Colossians 3:17 NIV

Parish News 2 June 2014

The Parish of Stone, Dinton and Hartwell

Priest in

Charge

Revd. Peter G Rich , The Vicarage, 10 Badgers Rise, Stone HP17 8RR 01296 748068

Licensed Lay Ministers:

Avril Clark, 7 Furlong Crescent, Bishopstone, HP17 8SG 01296 747755 Angela Rich, The Vicarage, 10 Badgers Rise, Stone HP17 8RR 01296 748068

Church Wardens:

David John, 84 Oxford Road, Stone HP17 8PL 01296 747932

Eryl Morgan, 101 Baker Street Waddesdon,, HP18 0LQ 01296 655692

Raymond Medhurst 10 Grenville Road Aylesbury Bucks HP21 8EY 07793 541456 Email: [email protected]

Jean Moore, 'Larkrise', 4 Templecroft Terrace, Upton. HP17 8UD. 01296 748063

Secretary to the P.C.C:

Sue Birrell, 7 Jakeman Way, Aylesbury. HP21 8FT 01296 338163

Hon. Treasurer:

Anne Seckington, Grapevine Cottage, Dinton HP17 8UN 01296 748228

Parish Council Contacts: Stone, Bishopstone & Hartwell Parish Clerk Allison Stone 01296 698573 [email protected] Dinton Ford & Upton Parish Clerk Keith Gray 01296 422800 [email protected]

LOCAL WEBSITES:

Church www.stonedintonhartwell.com

Stone www.stonevillage.org.uk

Jubilee Pavilion www.jubileepavilion.co.uk

Bishopstone www.bishopstone.info

Dinton PC www.dinton.org

Dinton News www.dinton.info

Don't forget Knit and Natter

Tuesday June 17 Venue TBA


Parish News Stone Dinton & Hartwell

Editorial Big thanks to all contributors this month. We always wonder what to put in and then you all come up trumps. There is a lot going on in the villages as always which is great. Please support them as much as you can. Our thoughts will soon be turning to Summer and the Centenary of the First World

War. If you have any information such as photos or documents or just family

stories please let us know.

Parish News Team Editor: David Pickup 01296 748170 [email protected]

Editorial: Carole Fryer 01296 748538 [email protected] Advertising: Tom Claridge 01296 748322 [email protected] IT Producers: Mike Thompson 01296 748561 [email protected] Carol Lynch 01296 748392 [email protected]

Parish News is a community magazine for the residents of Stone, Dinton, Ford, Upton and Hartwell. We welcome news, announcements by societies and clubs, and articles on local and other issues. We do not charge for charities or personal notices such as weddings, baptisms or acknowledgments and welcome advertising by local businesses. The views expressed in articles are not necessarily the views of the editorial board or the PCC The deadline for editorial copy is 7

h of the previous month and the deadline for

advertising is 14th


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PARISH SERVICES AND CALENDAR

June St John the Baptist Stone

St Peter & St Paul Dinton

Methodist Chapel Stone

1 Easter 7

10.00am All Age Holy Communion

6.00pm Evensong

11.00am. Worship

8 Pentecost

10.00am

All Age Holy Communion with

Choir

11.00am. Worship

15 Trinity

8.30am BCP Holy

Communion

10.00am Education Sunday FAMILY SERVICE

AT STONE SCHOOL

11.00am. Worship

22 1

st after Trinity

10.00am Matins

11.45am Holy Baptism

4.00pm Living Stones ‘LOVE YOUR

WORLD’, DINTON CHURCH

11.00am. Worship

29 2ndafter Trinity

10.00am Joint Patronal Festival Service

with Choir –joint with Methodists, at

Dinton Church Guest speaker Rev Margot Hodson

***

***please note change of time


STONE, BISHOPSTONE AND HARTWELL PARISH COUNCIL ANNUAL MEETINGS AT STONE, 1914 and 2014

On Tuesday May 8th 2014 the Stone, Bishopstone and Hartwell Parish Council held their Annual Meeting in the new pavilion, when officers were elected for the year 2014-15 and George Lamb resigned as Chairman after two decades of dedicated service to the village. Discussion ranged from improvements in the villages to illegal parking and mitigation of the effects of HS2. Just over 100 years ago, on Tuesday April 21st 1914, the Parish Council met – probably in the Committee Room at their new Village Hall – to elect officers and Chairman for 1914-15 and suggest improvements which might be made in the village. Since the Hall had been built by public subscription there was no mention of financial difficulties – today the Council is recovering from the huge cost of our new pavilion, which replaced the wooden building provided, by public subscription, for the new War Memorial Recreation Ground in the early 1920s. War seemed a long way away in April 1914, yet in just over 3 months the world had changed. The Bucks Herald reported the meeting: Members present were John Sare, A.J.Flower, W.White, F.G.Woodford, J.Woodford, G.Turnham, J.Plested and J.Warren together with the clerk, W.F.Beechey. John Sare, of Calley Farm, was unanimously reappointed Chairman and Mr W.J.Bates was re-elected vice chairman – Messrs E.W.Clarke and J.Beechey were appointed overseers, and Messrs F.G.Woodford and W.J.Bates elected on the Footpaths Committee for Stone, and Messrs John Sare and James Plested for Bishopstone. The Clerk was instructed to write to the County Surveyor with reference to danger signals being placed on both sides of Stone turn, it being considered a very dangerous spot; also to express the hope that the roads might be tarred as soon as possible owing to the dust nuisance, and to ascertain whether there was a speed limit thorough the village for motor cars and motor cycles, which was considered necessary. Nothing changes!


Confirmation Group 2014

The group with Peter Rich

They are holding the books they were presented with, which were signed by

Bishop John Went, at the Confirmation service at St Mary, Haddenham 30/4/14

OBITUARY JAMES ERIC SMALL

James Small died on April 5

th 2014, aged 83, and was cremated at Porchester

Crematorium on April 14th. James was the son of Hubert and Kate Small and he

and his sister Ruby were born in a cottage opposite the Waggon and Horses in the centre of Stone. His father Hubert was an electrician at St John’s. James trained there and at Stoke Mandeville as a psychiatric nurse and worked at St John’s until in 1968 he moved to Southampton, with his wife Erwin and children Sally Ann and Martin. He became a Principal Nursing Officer in the psychiatric unit of Southampton General Hospital. There were many members of at least two Small families in the village in the 1911 census, but now only James’ cousin Jean McClane (nee Small), born in Sedrup, still lives here, at 3 Oxford Road. His parents Hubert and Kate Small retired to a bungalow in Portway Road and both are buried in Hartwell Graveyard


Flush Fund Sponsored Bike Ride The Bike Ride took place on Saturday May 10

th on a lovely sunny day, but with a

strong headwind. The adult cyclist completed a 10 mile circuit starting at the Dinton Village Hall via Ford, Marsh, Bishopstone and Stone while the children’s route was from the village hall to Westlington, up to the church and back to the hall a circuit of 2 miles. Fifteen cyclists completed the adult circuit and five the children’s one.

The undoubted star of the adults was Henry from Henley who completed the circuit on his original Victorian Penny Farthing but all the other entrants did very well completing the circuit in good time. The Marshalls were all in the right place and highly visible and the refreshments afterwards were delicious.

Thanks to your generous donations the Flush Fund Project will enter a new phase in 2015 when we will start the building works on the toilets and kitchen.

The total raised for the event will be reported in the July magazine when all the sponsorship money has been collected.

A big thankyou to everyone who took part.


Dinton Open Gardens NGS

Nine private gardens will open on Sunday 22nd June

2pm to 6pm for the National Gardens Scheme.

Combined entry £6.00. Children free Teas in the Village Hall.

Proceeds to Dinton Church Flush Fund.

The National Gardens Scheme exists to support the main U K Cancer Support Charities – MacMillan Cancer Support to which it is the single largest contributor) Marie Curie Cancer Care, Help the Hospices etc – and also, this year, Parkinsons U K. 100% of the entrance money is sent to the N G S.

We will be very grateful to every visitor who finds time to support us on the 22nd

June as each £6 makes a big contribution to this very worthy cause – this year we have been told that MacMillan could not continue in its present form without the support of the N G S.

Delicious home made teas will be served in the Village Hall. The Church will be open all afternoon.

The gardens are within easy walking distance of the car park on the Parish Field. Details of the gardens on www.ngs.org.uk

All the garden owners look forward to welcoming as many as possible to what we expect to be a very happy and sociable afternoon. ……………………………………………………………………………………………

Dinton Teas on June 22nd.

This popular event can attract very many visitors, so to provide a delicious tea

many cakes are needed. Offers of cakes are very welcome – if you can, please contact one of the

T-Team:- Viv Robinson, Caroline King, Mel Kidner

Angela Rainbow, Andrea Smith, Jenny Bunsell, Eileeen O’Driscoll,,

Larraine Gooch, Chantal Heath, Patricia Withers, Valma Thompson


The Vicarage, 10 Badgers Rise, Stone HP17 8RR. Tel: 01296 748068

E mail: [email protected] June 2014

Dear Friends,

BREAD AND WINE, + DOUGHNUTS AND HOT CHOCOLATE!

If you were fortunate enough to be at our All Age Communion Service on 4th May,

you will have been surprised to be served with doughnuts and hot chocolate before the end of the Service. Whilst enjoying these, in place of our sermon, the Learning Communities’ Group gave a slick powerpoint presentation about their first two days spent with other similar groups in the Deanery, and what we seek to achieve as a Church in the future.

Deanery Learning Communities are currently being tested in three other Dioceses to assist multi-Parish Benefices. Our team felt this to be a timely exercise because we will become one of these when we join with Haddenham. So what are we planning to do? As was shared on 4

th May, we have only just begun a process which we want

everyone to be involved in and kept informed about. We want to build on what we do well e.g. friendliness and sense of community, and strong links with Church Schools. We also need to work on blockages to growth, e.g. maintaining ancient buildings lacking in facilities, and work on having a united vision about the future.

Our initial vision statement, which we will seek to develop in the future, is this:

“TO BELONG, BELIEVE AND BUILD WITH CHRIST AS OUR CORNERSTONE.”

If you missed the presentation, do ask any of the team * and we will give a précis of it, and please pray with us that BEFORE we link up with the larger Benefice,

God gives us a clear vision of where He is leading us for the future.

Yours in His service, PETER RICH (Rev) Priest in Charge

* Team members: Sue Birrell, Raymond Medhurst, Jenny Pickup, Peter Rich and Liz Tomkins


PATRONAL FESTIVALS This year we are marking the Patronal Festivals of both St John the Baptist, Stone (24

th June) and St Peter & St Paul, Dinton (29

th June) with a special

JOINT SERVICE (with the Methodists) at DINTON CHURCH on SUNDAY 29

TH JUNE at 10.00am.

Our Choir will be leading the Worship, and we are pleased to have Rev Margot Hodson (Vicar of Haddenham) as our guest preacher.

DO COME AND JOIN US FOR THIS CELEBRATION. EDUCATION SUNDAY 15

TH JUNE, 10.00am

Once again we are marking our Education Sunday with a special Family Service at one of our local Church Schools. This year it is the turn of STONE SCHOOL to act as host, but both they and Cuddington and Dinton Primary Schools will all be taking part. As mentioned before, this Family Service will include one of our ‘Open the Book’ presentations. Do come and join us in what has become a very lively and popular annual event, where we can show our support and appreciation for all that our local teaching staff, governors etc do on our behalf throughout the year. PETER RICH PARISH REGISTERS BAPTISMS: We welcome into membership through Baptism: Emily Rose Corbould 1

st June (St John the Baptist, Stone)

Chloe Esma Westropp 22nd

June (St Peter & St Paul, Dinton) MARRIAGES: Congratulations to the following couples being married at St Peter & St Paul, Dinton this month: 2

nd June Laura Donkersley and Owen Standen

7th June Alexandra Ashdjian and Nicholas Moriondo

FUNERALS: We thank God for the lives of: AVIS PAMELA (PAM) LACHLAN whose Funeral took place at Amersham Crematorium on 12

th May, and

NOREEN WILSON whose Funeral was held at Stone Church on 22nd

May followed by Burial at Stone Cemetery, Eythrope Road.


June Gardening Finish the planting of all extra-tender plants at the beginning of the month. Pay careful attention to the staking of all plants as they grow, this could be even more important this year as so far (at least to the end of April) the weather conditions have been so kind to gardeners that plants do seem to be growing very strongly, keep our fingers crossed that plants growing well, continues through the summer. Prune shrubs after flowering as necessary. Pick off all dead or dying flowers to extend the grow season. If your roses suffer from black spot, it may help to mulch the rose-beds with grass mowings. This stops the spores which infect the leaves spreading up from the soil. It is also the season to start hedge clipping. Continue making successional sowings of lettuce, peas, radish, beet, carrots. Plant out tomatoes and ridge cucumbers. Very importantly use the hoe often, which keeps the weeds down and the dust mulch which hoeing creates keeps moisture in the soil and also lets rain penetrate more easily. Remove side-shoots from tomatoes. Runner beans can still be planted for a late crop. Houseplants would benefit from standing outside if we get a few nice warm showers, but don’t forget to bring then in again. They would also like more humidity indoors. This can be achieved by standing the pot in a tray or saucer of moist shingles. Above all else, keep a very careful watch for all the many varied aphids that exist and all the other pests and be prepared to fight back. PS

WEA West Bucks Villages Branch

NURSERY RHYMES AND THEIR MEANINGS

A talk by Colin Oakes

At Bartlett’s, Portway Road, Stone

Thursday June 5th 2014 2,00pm (note change of time)

Entry £1 – all welcome

Please ring 01296 748538 for further information.

Pedestrians ring for the gate security number


Aunt Em and her Salad Days part two What happened to part one you asked? Well the editor reminded me I did write a few words last year about that old favourite – the salad and he thought a few new ideas from me were due. Salad of course is a good standby for main courses, snacks and picnics. Max is changing a plug so that gives me a chance to catch up. Max is so bad at DIY he could get electrocuted changing a bath plug. Salads used to be standard cabbage lettuce, a few tomatoes, grated carrot, and beetroot. Now you can get all sorts of lettuce, and other more exotic greens. Personally I steer clear of iceberg lettuce as it tastes of cold water and go for the nutty flavour of the smaller varieties. Never eat red leaves. Leaves are meant to be green. Max tends to go for quantity rather than looks and longevity rather than freshness. He always gives me a funny look when he says that. Try mixing a few unusual foods for variety and colour. Try blue cheese, walnuts and pears or water melon and feta cheese. A friend of ours brought back something exotic from a Mediterranean holiday and after that was cured she told about a salad made of peeled cucumber, feta (again), olives and finely sliced red onion. Keep in touch and happy eating! Em


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All newspapers accounts can be settled by switch/cards

using our

Freephone No.

0800 917 3076 Monday – Friday 6 am – 7 pm

Saturdays & Sundays

6am – 2pm


Teach us to Pray

A summary of The Lent series of sermons specifically on different aspects prayer is now available in church and online. We hope you find our thoughts helpful and interesting.

March 9th Family Service, Dinton WHAT IS PRAYER?

Peter and Angela Rich

March 16th Matins, Stone HOW TO PRAY TOGETHER

David Pickup

March 23rd

Holy Communion, Dinton HOW TO PRAY ALONE Avril Clark

March 30th Mothering Sun All Age HC Stone THE FAMILY AT PRAYER

Peter Rich

April 6th All Age, Communion, Stone DIFFICULTIES IN PRAYER

Angela Rich

April 13th Palm Sunday Morning Worship Dinton POWERFUL PRAYER

Raymond Medhurst

FATHERS’ DAY LUNCH Sunday June 15th from 12.00 noon

At Stone Village Hall

Proposed Menu £10.00

Chicken Casserole Beef Lasagne

Vegetable Lasagne Quiche and Salad

*** A Selection of Desserts

*** Bring your own alcohol - soft drinks available

To Book: Telephone Kathleen on 748279

You don’t have to be a dad to come – everyone is welcome

Proceeds to the Village Hall Repair Fund


World Challenge in Malaysia and Borneo Sophie Almond, of New Road, Dinton, went to Malaysia and Borneo ion a World Challenge last year and had an amazing time, experiencing a different culture and pushing herself to her limits. Here are some of her experiences:

Malaysia “We spent the first week in Malaysia, flying into Kuala Lumpur via Qatar. KL was full of interesting sights and smells and we visited the open air bird aviary there. We also went up the KL tower for afternoon tea and enjoyed the amazing views. We spent two days with children and adults at the Kirtash Handicap Centre. It was challenging, but also rewarding working with those less fortunate than ourselves.


We did two day treks in the Cameron Highlands, and the steep and dangerous terrain meant progress was slow! We managed to walk two miles in the wrong direction on one day – needless to say morale was low!” Borneo “We travelled on a small 12 seater plane from Miri to Bario in Borneo. The plane felt like it was going to fall apart and we had to be weighed along with our lbags! The views were amazing though. We were supposed to spend 4 nights in the Borneo rainforest. Our leader, Mark, got bitten by a snake on the second day and had to be rushed to hospital – he spent 9 days there.” Sophie is now settled at university after her adventure, and wants to thank everyone who helped her in her achievement.

Patrol,

(Patrol Leader E.K.Goddard)

This picture was taken in an

Ipswich Photographic studio,

in 1918,

during the last months of WW1.


LIVING STONES (Our ‘Messy Church’)

Adults and children in crafts and activities together, with a short Act of Worship and ending with a

‘Bring and Share Tea’. Come on your own, or with family, and meet new friends. This month we are preparing for Easter in various ways.

We shall meet on SUNDAY 22ND JUNE, 4.00 – 5.30pm at ST PETER AND ST PAUL’S CHURCH, DINTON.

“LOVE YOUR WORLD” All are welcome to join us

STONE THURSDAY CLUB (Over 60’s) Our next meeting at the Methodist Chapel, Eythrope Road will be on 12

th June at

2.00pm. Do come and join us. The programme has changed from its original advertising. It will now be a PowerPoint presentation “In the steps of St Oswald” about our 100 mile walk in July 2010. All are welcome, and if you require transport, please ring me on 748068. ANGELA RICH

Music Fund for Older People

The registered charity, Concertina makes grants to charitable bodies which provide musical entertainment and related activities

for the elderly and has announced that the next deadline for applications is the 31st October 2014.

The charity is particular keen to support smaller organisations

which might otherwise find it difficult to gain funding. Grants are a maximum of £250.

http://www.concertinamusic.org.uk/Grants.php


BUCKS OPEN STUDIOS IN STONE AND DINTON 7-22 JUNE 2014

PINE HILL, HIGH STREET, DINTON

Tel: 01296 748392 Opening times daily 11am-5pm

A new venue for local people to visit in Dinton - Carol Lynch will be exhibiting pottery in the house and garden, visit the studio to see work in progress Off the A418 at the Dinton/Westlington turning into New Road, down to the bottom and at the ‘T’ junction turn right and immediate left into the drive of Pine Hill.

STAIRWAYS, PORTWAY ROAD, STONE.

Tel: 01296 748538 June 14 – 22, Opening times 2pm-6pm

HORIZONS TEXTILES

Eleven textile workers and embroiderers will show their colourful and inspiring works in thread, fabric and fibres

DIANA HARTLEY, JOSIE BRANDON AND FRANCESCA ROGERS

Local artists exhibiting recent paintings

Cards and gifts for sale. Cream teas in the garden to support sufferers from Alzheimer’s disease

Follow the yellow signs on the Bugle Horn corner – parking opposite

**************

Stone artists SUE GILL and ANNE PEAKE are also exhibiting, with Group 12 at Manor Farm Barn, Haddenham June 14-22, opening times 10am-6pm weekends, 12noon-6pm weekdays – do go and see them.


THE PARISH OF STONE, DINTON & HARTWELL SOCIAL COMMITTEE

Churches of: S. John Baptist, STONE; Ss Peter & Paul, DINTON;

Assumption of S. Mary the Virgin, HARTWELL Vicar: Rev. Peter Rich

INVITE YOU TO JOIN US FOR THE

Teddy Bear Parachute Drop and Bring ‘n’ Share Picnic

8th

June Ss PETER AND PAUL DINTON

After the morning Service of All Age Holy Communion

Service starts 10am Parachute drop and Picnic 12 noon.

BRING YOUR TEDDIES WITH YOU, MATERIALS FOR

MAKING YOUR PARACHUTE WILL BE PROVIDED.

Please bring picnic food to share. Drinks will be provided.

CIVIC SERVICE

There will be a Civic Service at S John Baptist Stone on

3rd August to commemorate the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War.

Further details to follow.


St John Baptist Church Stone Facilities and Kitchenette fund

Aylesbury Consort of Voices Choir Conductor

Matthew Vine

Presents

Home Thoughts From Home An Evening of English Music

A mix of sacred and secular music

Saturday 28th June

Concert starts 7.30pm Doors open 7pm

Adult Tickets £10

Children under 18 Donations Ticket price includes light refreshments and a

glass of Wine or fruit juice Tickets available via the church web site

www.stonedintonhartwell.com By emailing [email protected]

Or by contacting the events mobile on 07768 096467

Raising Funds for the Facilities and Kitchenette project


NEWS FROM CHAPEL HILL Methodist Chapel, Eythrope Road, Stone, HP17 8PH

Minister: Revd. David Jenkins,

6 Herston Close, Aylesbury, HP21 9UR

Tel: 01296 488963

Village contact: Mrs. Sue Spinks, Clowesbourne, Upton, HP17 8UA

Tel: 01296 748369

We look forward to joining with Anglican friends at Ss. Peter & Paul, Dinton on June 29

th (Fifth Sunday)

to celebrate the Church’s Patronal Festival

During this month’s services

the following will be remembered in prayer: 1

st – Manor Farm Close; 8

th – Mayflower Close;

15th – Meadoway and 22

nd – Oxford Road

Your prayer requests are welcome – anonymous if you wish –

* * * * * * *

REMEMBER THIS CHIRPY CHAP ?

He’s here to remind you

of our ‘moving on’ dream - to provide enhanced toilet facilities, accessible for all

who use the premises – including the disabled

Hopefully you were able to come along to the

OPEN / GIFT DAY ON 31st

MAY NOW –

WELCOME TO A SPECIAL SERVICE ON 1st

JUNE AT 11 a.m. FOLLOWED BY

the first of our FIRST SUNDAY CAFE LUNCHES 12.30 a.m. – 2 p.m.

for PLOUGHMANS’ LUNCH / TEA / COFFEE at very reasonable prices


FOURTH TUESDAY FELLOWSHIP

NON DENOMINATIONAL meeting in the Methodist Chapel, Eythrope Road

The meeting on the 24

th June at 2.30 p.m.

will be the Fellowship’s (postponed)

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

when friends from around the Circuit will be joining us for a happy afternoon

with Revd. David Jenkins as our Speaker

This will be our opportunity to bid a fond farewell to David who is shortly moving to pastures new

Enjoy tea and plenty of time to chat

and find a Bring & Buy Bargain

EVERYONE WELCOME This is a unisex, multi age fellowship !

Many thanks to all those who supported CHRISTIAN AID WEEK in so many ways.

Whatever you did to help, please come along to the METHODIST CHAPEL (Eythrope Road, Stone)

THURSDAY 5th

June @ 7 p.m. for THE FINAL COUNT UP

and to enjoy tea/coffee and nibbles


T & B Private Car Hire

01844 261116 Mob: 07831882694

Air Conditioned Cars/MPVs for Airport Transfers

Special Events, Theatres Touring, Sight Seeing,

Weddings or any other special occasion

Jaguar Wedding Cars also available


A place to explore, relax and shop in beautiful surroundings all year round.

Rare Plant Fair Sunday 29

th June 10am to 4pm

Waterperry estate open until 5.30pm. The chance to browse stalls manned by expert nurserymen and women specialising in both rare and traditional plants, in the beautiful setting of Waterperry Gardens. The event costs £6.50 which includes entrance to the ornamental gardens. Waterperry Gardens, Nr Wheatley,

Oxford, OX33 1JZ www.waterperrygardens.co.uk

01844339226

June Events

Giffords Circus 19

th – 23

rd June

Please see www.giffordscircus.com for more information.

Opera Anywhere 27

th June – The Mikado,

6pm (doors open 5pm) 28

th June – Pirates Of Penzance,

6pm (doors open 5pm)

New to Waterperry for 2014 - Enjoy two unique performances in the amphitheatre.

Booking essential please see website.

Fathers Day Sunday 15

th June 10am – 5.30pm

With free entry for Dads to the ornamental gardens and a special Fathers Day menu

in the Teashop, Miss H’s, including a selection of local beers there’s nowhere

better to take Dad on his special day.


When responding to an advertisement please mention the Parish Magazine


Bartlett's Residential Home

A beautiful Victorian country house set in over

18 acres of tranquil park and gardens

Individuals and couples, those wishing to make a home here

and those wanting a shorter stay are all welcome.

Highly qualified and caring staff to look after your every need.

Excellent facilities for recreational

activities, therapies and companionship.

Award winning chef who uses local produce.

Intimate and welcoming offering

you a little bit extra.

Part of the Peverel Court group of care homes.

Tel Gloria on 01296 747000 Email: [email protected]

www.peverelcourt.co.uk

Peverel Court, Portway Road, Stone, Bucks, HP17 8RP



Stone Tiny Tots Friendly toddler and baby group that meets every Monday (during term time only) from 9.45 - 11.15am at the Methodist Church in Eythrope Road, Stone.

We have a craft table, toys, squash and biscuits for the little ones and refreshments for the adults too. Please come along and join us we'd love to see you. For more information call Suzee on 07808 156318 or email [email protected] We are also looking for volunteers to help with running the group. Please let us know if you are able to help. The sort of activities we need assistance with is helping setting up the crafts, putting out toys, making refreshments, helping plan future activities and clearing up after the group has finished.

Ric Lee “Handyman”

General House Maintenance

Painting and Decorating Small Tiling Jobs

Flat Pack Furniture Assembly

Tel: 01296 482698

Mob: 07831 658909

MEMBERS’ EVENING Talks and displays by

members on a variety of subjects

Tuesday June 17th at 7.30pm

Stone Village Hall

Guests welcome - £2

Ring 748538 or 748530 for more information



Bishopstone Village Hall Trust

Need to hire a hall?

…think ‘hall’, think Bishopstone Hall

Prices start from just £20 for a child’s party, for up to 80 people

Disabled access, licensed bar available, terms and conditions apply

Phone 01296 747773 for more information

Bishopstone Village Hall Moreton Lane, HP17 8SQ

Registered Charity No. 264370

Oxford Rd, Hartwell, Aylesbury, Bucks HP17 8QP

The Bugle Horn Tel 01296 747594

David and his team would like to

welcome you to the Bugle Horn to enjoy

'Great Leisure Moments' in a Great

British Pub, we are proud to serve great

food from around the world in a distinctly

British manner all day, every day.

Try our extensive range of wines from around the world or one of our

traditional cask ales Just pop in even if it is just for coffee

Jazz & Dinner Night Monthly

All Building Work Internal &

External

Garage & Loft Conversions

Windows, Doors & Conservatories

Full range of UPVC, Hardwood & Aluminium

Driveways & Patios

Landscaping

Call Gareth for a free no obligation quotation

07789 901 208 or 01296 424 102

[email protected]

Your local reliable friendly tradesman

mailto:[email protected]


Busy Badgers Ironing Service Badgers Cottage Stone HP17 8PH

Mending and Alteration Service

Tel: 07957 611191 Collection and Delivery



Hartwell House Hotel

Lunch from only £26.00 per person Enjoy a superb 3 course set lunch menu for only £26.00 per person available

from Monday to Saturday and from £36.00 on Sunday

Enjoy Afternoon Tea in June Why not explore our 92 acres of grounds before enjoying Hartwell’s famous Afternoon Tea, available daily and including a selection of teas, sandwiches,

cream scones and cakes all for only £25.00 per person.

To reserve your table please call 01296 747444 or visit the website

Oxford Road, Near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire HP17 8NR

Part of the National Trust www.hartwell-house.com [email protected]

2014 – The Year we celebrate Hartwell House's Silver Jubilee as a hotel & the 200th Anniversary of King Louis XVIII departing

Hartwell to claim the throne of France

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