st mary oatlands october 2013

JULY/AUGUST

2013

Parish News

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Oatlands Avenue Weybridge Surrey KT13 9TS 01932 231274 www.stmaryoatlands.org.uk

Vicar - The Rev Steve [email protected] 01932 429937

The Vicarage, 5 Beechwood Avenue, Weybridge, KT13 9TE

Associate Minister - The Rev Lynne [email protected] 01932 842216

Ulverstone House, Broom Way, Weybridge KT13 9TG

Associate Minister - The Rev Martin [email protected] 01932 221914

Vicar’s Assistant - Caroline [email protected]

Parish Office Coordination - Helen [email protected]

PARISH OFFICEOatlands Avenue, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 9TSTel: 01932 231274 / 01932 267274Email: [email protected]: Tuesday – Friday, 9.00 am – 12.00 pm

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ChurchwardenMike WilliamsToni Fox

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Asst Churchwarden

James Nunns 856046Asst Churchwarden

Anne Vrionides 231274Director of Music

Jonathan Bridger 020 8737 1769Verger

John Winterbottom 840393

Pastoral AssistantsMuriel AgbajeRos BinnsToni FoxKim GroomFrancie McIlwraith

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PCC SecretaryMike Williams 223905

PCC TreasurerBrian Keyte 267365

Parish Recorder/ Gift Aid CoordinatorJohn Jones 845617

First SteppersAnne Jessiman 853877

Mission

Ann Blowers 223871SMART Club

Kirstin HancockChurches Together In Weybridge (CtiW)

Toni Fox/Helen de Fraine

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Sidesmen’s RotaRos Binns 244186

Belfry CaptainBruce Rogers 224669

Church Hall Bookings

Helen de Fraine 226740Wedding Administrator

Sue Jordan 231274Church Hall Treasurer

Petra Hickman 240030Readers Rota (10.00 am)

Maureen Critchel 701427

Deanery Synod RepsAnn BlowersMalcolm JeffreysMike Williams

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ServersNancy Basham 842435

Parish Child Protection Co-ordinator

Anne Vrionides 231274Parish News Editor

David Beechey 01252 703 952Parish News Advertising

Nigel Hunter-Brown 846216Parish News Distribution

Janet Williams 223905Caring and Sharing Group

Francie McIlwraith 248683Church Flowers

Jo Paines 225456Sunday Morning Coffee

Petra Hickman 240030

Guides and BrowniesAlison Watson 845577

Village Hall BookingsPollingtons 843488

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As I am writing this article by the time you read it I am

hoping that summer has arrived!And whatever you are doing or going away on holiday you will have a great break.

In September St Mary Oatlands will start a new course on a Monday evening on the 16th September. The course will be looking at the book of Daniel chapters 1-7 and will be run by Myself, Lynne and Brian Brown our occasional preacher. Running alongside this we will run a 7-week sermon series on Daniel starting from the 22nd September at the 8am and 10am service.

Our hope is that we can immerse our-selves in this interesting Old Testament book and learn something that will help us on our own walk of faith. Sign up sheets will be ready in August.

I would also like to congratulate Sue Met-calf on her induction into the Pastoral assistant ministry on the 3rd of July. Sue

has worked really hard for this and we wish her all blessings in this new phase of ministry.

In May this year Malcolm Jeffries spoke to the church about stewardship of finances time and talents. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who responded, however there is still a gap both in regular giving and a number

of situations vacant. I hope that 2013 will see St Mary Oatlands branch out into some new ministry with Open the Book and a new family friendly ser-vice on a Sunday. These ventures need people to join in and get involved so please do speak to either Lynne or myself if you would like to get involved.

Please also consider sowing financially into

the ministry here at SMO new initiatives and moving out into the community can only be possible if we pay the bills and there is still a gap to fill in our finances to move forward.Once again have a great summer and be refreshed ready for the challenges ahead.

Letter from Steve

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Services in July & August

Thursday 4th July10.30 am Holy Communion

Sunday 7th July(The 6th Sunday after Trinity)

8 am Holy Communion10 am Holy Communion with Sunday Juniors



8 am Holy Communion10 am Informal Communion

with Baptism and Sunday Juniors


Sunday 21st July(The 8th Sunday after Trinity)

8 am Holy Communion10 am Holy Communion with Sunday Juniors

(Last before summer break)



8 am Holy Communion10 am Holy Communion

11.45 am Baptism

Thursday 1st August10.30 am Holy Communion

Sunday 4th August (The 10th Sunday after Trinity)

(usual services cancelled due to Ride London)6.30 pm Holy Communion

Thursday 8th August10.30 am Holy Communion


8 am Holy Communion10 am Informal Communion with Baptism


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8 am Holy Communion10 am Holy Communion

Thursday 22nd August10.30 am Holy Communion


8 am Holy Communion10am Holy Communion

11.45 am Baptism


A service of Holy Communion is held every Thursday at 10.30 am in the chapel. There is a First Steppers service for babies and pre-school children, their parents and carers every Friday in term-time at 10.30 am followed by coffee.

We welcome into the family of Christ:

12 May Gorgia Kocheva Kovacheva26 May Genevive Constance Broadhurst

Darcie Amelia Widdop4 June Jennifer Gillian Cameron9 June Bronte Belle Houston

We commend to God’s mercy the souls of:

Jim McLellanPat Cains

Peggy LeddenAudrey Biden

From the Parish Register

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FIRST STEPPERSService for young children, babies and their carers. Friday mornings 10.30 - 11.30am at St Mary Oatlands Church.Songs, prayers and storiesRefreshmentsALL WELCOME!For further information contact: Anne Jessiman 01932 853877 or The Parish Office 01932 231274

Enquiries regarding Church Hall and Octagon bookings should be made to Helen de Fraine Tel: 01932 226740. Please leave a landline contact phone number and note that the halls are not available for letting on Sundays. A further list of contacts can be found near the front of the magazine.

Church Hall & Octagon

10.00am - EVERY SundaySunday Juniors is led by two members of our staff team. Could you help out on a rota basis? (perhaps once a month?) If so, please contact either:Steve (01932 429937)Lynne (01932 842216) or Toni (01932 850428) for more details.

Sunday Juniors

First Steppers

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Tuesday 2nd July 10.00 am SMART Group

Tuesday 2nd 2.30 pm Caring and Sharing in the Chapel

Friday 5th 10.30 am First Steppers

Sunday 7th 10.00 am Sunday Juniors

Tuesday 9th 10.00 am SMART Group

Wednesday 10th 2.00 pm Meeting Point Party at Sunrise


Sunday 14th 10.00 am Sunday Juniors

Tuesday 16th 10.00 am SMART Group


Sunday 21st 10.00 am Sunday Juniors

Tuesday 6th August 2.30pm Caring and Sharing in the Chapel

Tuesday 6th 3.00 – 5.00 pm Strawberry Tea at Lynnes

Wednesday 21st A walk at Polesden Lacey followed by lunch with Not Just Sundays.

Forthcoming Events

Sunday 8th 10.00 am Sunday Juniors resumes

Tuesday 10th 10.00 am SMART Group resumes

Wednesday 11th 10.30 am Meeting Point – cruise to Hampton Court

Friday 13th 10.30 am First Steppers resumes

All events at St Mary Oatlands Church unless otherwise specified.

What’s On in July & August

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Thursday 4th July 2013 - 6.30 p.m.ART PREVIEW AND DRINKSThe World in Colour Exhibition

Saturday 6th July 2013 – 7.30 p.m.SURREY FESTIVAL CHOIR CONCERTThe City of London Choir.Pre-concert suppers available at the RefectoryTickets £22, £18 & £14 (U18s free)Guildford Cathedral Online Box Office

Saturday 13th July 2013 – 10.00 a.m.Two Study Days on Christianity and IslamUnderstanding Islam: the basics

Tickets from Mrs Cathy Mansell,[email protected]

Friday 26th July 2013 – 10.00 a.m.Rooted Faith – A focus on appreciating the Bible and church lifeDiocesan Summer School EventTickets £16 fromwww.cofeguildford.org.uk/go

Guildford Cathedral Diary

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Report from Deanery Synod

On June 6th, the Emly Dean-ery Synod, which covers the

parishes in the region from Wey-bridge to Hinchley Wood, met for one of its quarterly meeting. The Deanery Synod is attended by clergy and elected lay members from each parish; there are 13 parishes in Emly. The subject for discussion was the new leadership in our Diocese caused by the promotion of Archdeacon Julian to be Bishop of Blackburn in September and the retirement of Bishop Christo-pher this year. The complex and slow methodology (especially for the Bishop) of appointing new people to these posi-tions was described. This process does not involve the active seeking of input from parishioners or parishes. However, it was felt that this synod was a good opportunity to discuss what the parishes felt was important in any new appointee. Our views could be put into a letter or document and the appointment com-mittees would consider it as part of their process.

The Rural dean, Rev. Philip Plyming, and the deanery lay chair, Nick Stuart, led the reflections and discussions and organised it around the discussion of four points:· If you were to visit the Diocese in 5 years time, what three things would you most hope to see?· What are the top 3 challenges facing the Dio-cese of Guildford?· What distinctive contribution could a future

Bishop of Guildford make to leading this diocese going forwards? · What distinctive contribution could a future Archdeacon of Dorking make to leading this archdeaconry going forwards?

The synod was split into 8 or 9 groups of 4-5 people all reflecting on the above points generating views and trying to distil them into the 3 most important to that group. At the end, the ideas were written down on a whiteboard and the leaders tried to distil all these points into the 2-3 points that most could agree re-flected the views of the synod and could be sent to the appointment committees as a representation of the views of the parishes within the Emly Deanery.

These ideas were condensed into:1. If you were to visit the Diocese in 5 years time, what three things would you most hope to see? · churches growing numerically and spiritually across all ages · committed and active members serv-ing their church and community · at least one woman on the senior staff team (i.e. bishop/archdeacon)2. What are the top challenges facing the Dio-cese of Guildford? · nurturing discipleship and commit-ted Christian living in a changing world · resourcing ministry – financially and in terms of personnel3. What distinctive contribution could a future Bishop of Guildford make to lead this Diocese going forwards? · formulating, leading and regularly

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articulating their vision and mission for the Diocese · visibly supporting parishes through proactive leadership and putting Dioc-esan business first · drawing on direct parochial expe-rience and listening skills to support clergy4. What distinctive contribution could a future

Archdeacon of Dorking make to lead this Arch-deaconry going forwards? · have a mission focus · encourage parishes to share best practice · working pastorally to support clergyMike Williams, Ann Blowers and Rev. Lynne Bowden attended from St. Mary Oatlands

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Centenary of St Mary Oatlands’ Bells

This cake was commissioned by the Oatlands Village Society and displayed at the Oatlands Village Fair. Afterwards, the cake was donated to Meeting Point.The eight bells of St Mary’s were origi-nally intended for the Durbar in Delhi in 1911, to celebrate the coronation of King George V as Emperor of In-dia. Prior to this they were exhibited at the Festival of Empire at the Crystal Palace and it was here that the Vicar of St Mary’s, together with a group of parishioners, saw and heard the bells. The Vicar (the Rev. John Townsend MA, 1887-1915) came to an agreement with the bell founder, John Warner, of first refusal if the bells should become avail-able.

For reasons now unknown the bells did not go to India. They were used in a spectacular performance of Max Rein-

hart’s “the Miracle” at Olympia in 1912, after which Mr Warner honoured the agreement and the bells came to Oat-lands. Since then they have rung regu-larly except during the Second World War when church bells would have sig-nified a German invasion, if it had come.

They rang again in May 1945 to celebrate Victory in Europe.

In March 2013 a band of ringers from the Guild-ford Diocesan Guild rang a full peal over some 3 hours to mark the centenary of the hanging of the bells in 1913.

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A simple, beautiful way to mark a birthday, anniversary, wedding, graduation, birth or remember a loved one. Why not surprise a loved one or friend and light up the church for them?(A dated certificate can be sent to them.) A donation of £20 towards church funds is sug-gested. Please make cheques payable to St Mary Oat-lands PCC. Contact Ann Boyns (01932 267682) or fill in an application form at the back of church.

Week sponsored Specific date (if requested)

Sponsored by Dedication(if requested)

June 16th-22nd June 17th Madge Campbell In remembrance of my darling daughter, Debbie

June 23rd-29th June 29th Colin and Ann Blowers

To celebrate the Ordination of our son-in-law, Peter Herbert

July 28th-August 3rd

July 28th Roger and Katie Keen

To celebrate the baptism of Molly Harriet

August 4th-10th August 6th Madge Campbell In remembrance of my darling daughter, Claire

August 25th-31st August 26th Jocelyn Lees In loving memory of my dear mother, Ceri Powell. You are always in our thoughts.

If you are a tax payer please gift aid your donation. Thank you.

Urgent!DRIVERS NEEDED

for giving lifts to Church services

on Sunday Mornings. Please contact: Pauline Cooper

on (01932) 827326 if you can help. Thank you.

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There is a treasure chest of information in the Church office kept in the ‘Black Box’. Almost unrecognisable, here is an aerial photo of St Mary Oatlands taken in 1920.

From the Archive

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Dates for your diaryJULY MEETING POINTWednesday 10th July SUMMER PARTY at SUNRISE of WEYBRIDGEMembers are invited to convene at the church car park just before 2 pm for a shuttle service to SUNRISE. (Limited parking spaces at Sunrise.) The team has planned some musical entertain-ment followed by a delicious Afternoon Tea prepared by their resident chef. The same shuttle service will return us to the church again about 4 o’clock. We will sign up for this outing to help Sunrise with numbers for catering so please contact Parish Office on 231274 to add your name to the list.

Wednesday 11th September BOAT TRIP ON RIVER THAMESCoach leaves church car park at 10.30 am. All aboard the ‘Richmond Royal’ at Hampton Court to depart approx 11.30. Fish and Chips or similar (selected upon

Meeting Point receipt of payment) served on board. Cruise along the Thames from Hamp-ton Court to Richmond and back to Hampton Court. Return coach at 3.30 pm to arrive back at church approx 4.30 pm. All this for just £20 each! To join the outing, contact Jenny Rogers 859422, Parish Office 231274 or sign-up at June and July Meeting Points.

SEPTEMBER MEETING POINT

Wednesday 25th September – Meeting Point in Church Hall – 12.30 pmOne of the volunteers from the HER-SHAM GREYHOUND TRUST will come to Meeting Point to tell us about the work of this local charity. We hope they will bring along a sleek, healthy greyhound to give us a close-up view of one of these fine, highly-strung animals, that need a caring home as they are often abandoned when their racing days are over.

NOTESDo join us at our Meetings – starting about 12.30 am in the Church Hall with a light lunch and the chance to chat. There follows a Thought for the Day, the calendar of forthcoming events and then our speaker, who gives a 40 minute talk. The meeting concludes at 2.30 pm. Lifts are available – and we always appreciate volun-teers to offer lifts to and from the hall or to help in the kitchen.

Contact Jane Ruddlesdin 01932 849510

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Kitchen garden at Standen with scarecrows.

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Morning Prayer

Please join us for Morning Prayer on Monday,

Wednesday and Friday at 9am in the Chapel

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Please can you help? We need extra help from people who are willing to join the Baptism Pastoral Team. If you are willing to join in this vital job and help us it is not a large commitment. The more people who come forward the less we will ask you to do. I am sure that this would involve, at worst, only a few hours a month at a time to suit you. You will be trained. Please speak to a member of the clergy or to me after any Sunday service to find out more.

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God be in my head, and in my understanding;God be in mine eyes, and in my looking;God be in my mouth, and in my speaking;God be in my heart, and in my thinking;God be at mine end, and at my departing.

Send me your favourite prayer for inclusion here, or better still, write one. David

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We print a PRAYER CORNER section in the weekly notice sheet.This contains the names of those who have given their express permission

for inclusion. Please pray regularly for our friends who are unwell and their carers.To help us to do this, few lines about their need may

be found on the prayer board just inside the church as you enter from the parish office.If you would like

to nominate someone for prayer please complete a prayer card, copies of which are

on the prayer board.

St Mary Oatlands Choir

In addition to new choristers I also need some musicians with a view to playing some of the hymns for the non Eucharis-

tic informal communion service on the second Sunday of the month.

In particular, I would like Flautists, Oboists, string players, Guitars, pianists and percussionists. Players

must be competent to play hymns with a view to playing other music in the service as required. If there are any

adults or children who would like to play their instruments in church occasionally I would love to hear from you.

If you are interested please contact me either after the morning service on a Sunday or telephone 020 8737 1769

Many thanksJonathan Bridger

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Do you have children or grandchildren? Ask them to write a letter to God and we’ll put it in here. Email me, [email protected] or leave it in the Parish Office.While I’m talking about getting more work from you, Liz Davies suggests we have a ‘Favourite Prayer’ each month, which inspired me to put The Lord’s Prayer on the cover. . Let me know yours and I’ll include it.David

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DO YOU HAVE A FAVOURITE HYMN?

If so, there will be a sheet of paper kept at the back of the church for you to enter your chosen hymn(s).

It MUST come from our hymn book, so there will be three columns on the sheet for: • the hymn number • the title • and who requested it

As I try to match hymns with the theme for the Sunday and bible readings, your hymn may not appear straight away but so that you know when it will be included in the service, in future I am going to put the music list for the month up at the back of the church.

I look forward to receiving your requests! Jonathan

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I don’t know if you realise how much of Surrey is beautiful countryside, with a lot of the land still given over to agriculture.I have a friend in Thursley (down the A3) who has a dairy farm. This is her journal, showing the hard work, pain and pleasure of being close to the land.

What is happening on the farm this month?

What a month, it has been extremely busy but we have achieved a huge amount.

Having caught up a bit with getting the maize in, the wonderful weather upset it all again. It started raining again; however it gave us chance to get everything ready for silaging. Mower blades changed, the clamp washed and swept, even the workshop has had a tidy up. The contractors were booked, every-one raring to go, but it kept raining, it is so frustrating and it doesn’t matter how often you watch the weather forecast it generally changes immediately after turning off the television.

Then it stopped raining and the sun came out, so all systems go. The mowing started Friday morning, then the rowing up started, contrac-tors arrived Saturday and all done and dusted with the sheeting up done Sunday morning. Considering that grass growing had a very late start this year, when the weather started to warm late April early May, the grass went mad. So the clamp is looking the most full in about three years. The contractors machine can measure how many tons it has picked up, but another guide is, when we put the sheets on we then cover it in old tyres, all of last

year’s tyres were used but more were required, which we had to take from the extras pile, (very accurate measuring!!)

The maize has taken a while to come up, and when it did it was looking very yellow, that’s due to too much rain, but then we had those lovely summer days (which I hope you enjoyed because that was probably summer) and the maize loves sunshine. It did it the power of good, it grew and greened up.

The bulls have gone out with the sucklers cows. Each bull gets about 30 cows with the exception of the old bull, he is sharing the work with his son, a bull I have bred; they have a group of about 20 cows each. It gives the young one a gentle start and the old one a bit of an easier time too. In about a weeks’ time we will swap the bulls round to a differ-ent groups of cows, a change is as good as a rest as they say. It keeps the bulls interested in serving as they can sometimes get lazy.

I have been scanning the late served dairy cows, of which there are about 40. This is to see which are in calf, but will calve too late for our system. These can be sold to another dairy farm who wants them to calve after November. Usually we don’t sell them for another month, but having spoken to several dairy farmers in the area they are doing the

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same so we thought we would sell now before we miss the boat, and get a lessor price by selling with everyone else.

In about two weeks’ time we will start drying off the early calving dairy cows, this will give them the 6 week break the need before we start over again. In preparation for calving we have treated ourselves to some new calf penning. The pens previously were made using wooden hurdles which we have had for some number of years but they have seen better days. If you step on a rail to climb into the pen it usually bends or breaks, the nuts and bolts which hold the rails in place seem to make a beeline for your leg, giving you some great bruises and tears in your trousers, and the calves have to be lifted over the top, char-acter building pens!. Now though we have some nice shiny ones, they will be easier to clean and being metal won’t harbor bugs, and the fronts can be opened to get calves in and out. The stockman’s Christmas present has come early, he is very happy.

Other jobs have been weed control, which have gone mad, so spraying and strimming along field boundaries have kept us busy. Cleaning out water tanks, repairing fences, and general tidying, a good spring clean re-ally.

Surrey county show was good, for the boys they achieved a second and third in the very strong young handler’s class. My day wasn’t so good, having bathed my bull every day for three days leading up to the show, and he

remained white after his baths, lots of walking and standing practice. I walked him down the yard to the trailer and he was lame, he managed to get a small cut at the back of the hoof which was then irritated by the straw he slept on that night. So he had to stay at home, and I had to twiddle my thumbs at the show as helping the boys was a big no no, they are

very direct in telling me that my help is not required.

Matthew and Toby were then asked to do some stock judging for Cranleigh Young farmers at the South of England show, where Matthew won the sheep judging classes for the South east. Our next destination is

Birmingham NEC for the Charolais stock judging finals and two days after that in Stafford is the finals for member of the year for Young Farmers. We are certainly getting around the country.

Once again I am being dragged around the villages by two Springer Spaniels, as I have been training to do the British 10k run on July 14th in London. I am doing it in aid of RABI (Royal Agriculture Benevolent Insti-tute) who help farmers for various reasons including farming families left behind from bereavement, farmers struggling from illness or recovery from accidents. Last year I raised over £700 with your help and would love to do that or more again. So if you would like to help too, you can donate on www.justgiving.com/joranson1

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