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East Budleigh with Bicton
Parish News
Kitchen fun at Li le O ers Pre-school - read more on page 22
February 2015
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View from the Vicarage - February 2015
It seems Christmas is scarcely behind us and Lent is
already approaching, and it is perhaps wise that
a er the excesses of the Christmas period we
approach a period set aside for fas ng and reflec on. Lent begins on Ash
Wednesday, 18th February with our services for that day reminding us that
‘We are but dust, and to dust we shall return’. The services take place at
9.30am at St Peter’s and 7pm at All Saints East Budleigh.
Lent is a me for some self-reflec on, and just checking that we have a good
sense of balance in our daily lives. It is tradi onally a me for giving something
up, whether it be chocolate or alcohol, but I do encourage you to take
something up as well as giving something up.
Whether you take up something prac cal, like volunteering for one of the local
chari es, or making a posi ve effort to keep up with friends and neighbours, or
something more spiritual such as a daily bible reading, or a quiet me with God
each day, or indeed joining one of our weekly Lent courses where we will be
studying extracts from the film Les Miserables, I do hope you will use Lent as a
me to pause and reflect on your life journey. It is important to us all to ensure
that we are travelling in the right direc on, and that we have the right
companions alongside us.
Our bodies will all be returning to dust one day, but our souls will be soaring to
meet with our loving God. Let us just make sure that we are prepared to meet
with him.
Every blessing—Anne
Families for Children - A cheque for £796.45 was sent to this
local adoption charity which was the total collected at the Carol
Service on Christmas Eve plus the sum from the collecting boxes.
Thank you so much to everyone who contributed to this grand
amount.
Janet Lovett
Wonderful support from the people of The Raleigh Mission Community
Thank you to everyone who came to the enjoyable and entertaining Devon
Voices Christmas Concert. £1,222 was raised at this event towards the O erton
Church roof appeal and an addi onal £525 was made from the sale of Devon
Voices Christmas CDs and donated to the Friends of All Saints towards the
upkeep of the church. Chris Teuten
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Thank you from the family of Jean Daniels Sandra Hawkins and family wish to sincerely thank all who sent cards and
condolences following the loss of her mother Jean Daniels. ‘It was of great comfort
during a very difficult me’.
Sandra would also like to say thank you for all the kindness & friendship her mum
was shown over the very many years she lived in East Budleigh, especially during
the last two years when her health was poor.
Chris an Response to Eastern Europe (CR2EE)
We were invited to have a table at St Peters Christmas Fair early in December to sell
kni ng in aid of the above charity. We are delighted to say that we took £82.50
which has already been sent along with £53.59 from the sale of cards.
I will not be making Christmas cards this year but there s ll seems to be a demand
for birthday and gree ngs cards so they will con nue to be on sale in the book
corner. Thank you for your con nuing support - Janet
Village Ac vi es Group - free coffee mornings
It is now 2015 and another year to start off the Village Ac vi es Group. Our free
Coffee Mornings are on the first Tuesday of each month, as January has gone we
will start with February - the next is on Tuesday 3rd Feb 2015. Future dates are:
March 3rd, April 7th, May 5th, June 2nd, July 7th, Aug 4th, Sept 1st, Oct 6th,
Nov 3rd and then our Christmas event on Dec 1st. Everyone is welcome to come
and join our happy band.
Coffee and biscuits are free, the only cost is if you buy a draw cket or a book from
our bookstall. Any money raised will go to charity. Our dona ons for the year
2014 went to NSPCC, SIDMOUTH LIFEBOAT and CRISIS AT CHRISTMAS .
Thank you - Molly
Used stamps for the Leprosy Mission
Please collect up the stamps you receive on envelopes and packages as they are
sold and the proceeds used by the Leprosy Mission. It is hard to believe that a
bunch of used stamps can help transform the life of someone affected by leprosy.
But the fact is that it can! Over the past 30 years, more than £1 million has been
raised from used stamps to benefit people affected by leprosy.
Please put your used stamps in the plas c container marked
‘stamps’ near the main door in East Budleigh Church or I can
collect them from you if that would be easier. Leprosy is s ll
rife in some countries and the people suffer greatly so do let us
help all we can. Pam Mayor 445133.
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Bell ringers report - The bell restora on
appeal is now completed with all the work done
on the bells by the Bell Founders - Taylors of
Loughborough. Thanks to the people who helped
with the work - Andrew, Paul, James, Alan and
everyone who helped pull the new bells up the
path to the tower. Also to Mrs J Smith for the
accommoda on and the Sir Walter Raleigh Inn
for supplying the work men with an evening meal
– a truly great effort by
everyone. Both Molly
and I and all the ringers would like to say a very, very BIG
THANK YOU for helping to raise the total amount in twelve
months exactly to the day when I first called the public
mee ng on 28th October2013.
Hopefully the bells should last for the next genera on of
ringers and many more to come.
Thank you - David
East Budleigh in Bloom
Happy New Year to all bloomers, make a note in your
diary as our thoughts turn to Spring to sow a few extra
seeds for the plant sale on Saturday May 16th
- thanking you in an cipa on.
Mrs Bouquet
A Happy New Year to all EB Magazine readers. We hope that
you will con nue to support our fund-raising events during the
coming year. The FoASEB Commi ee meets on 27 January to
discuss possible events for 2015 including the annual fes val
which we hold in June.
We welcome sugges ons for events from any source so even if
you are reading this a er 27 January, please contact me or another member of the
Commi ee to discuss your ideas. My email address is [email protected]
I hope to be able to include provisional details about future FoASEB events in the
next edi on of EB Magazine.
We are also seeking new members to join the Commi ee. If you would like to assist
in our fund-raising work and would like to know more about what this involves,
please contact me at the email address above.
Finally, a very big Thank You to Chris Teuton who has given the dona ons received
for the 'Best of Devon Voices Christmas Concerts' CD to the FoASEB. His generous
gesture has contributed over £500 to our fund-raising.
David Buss - Chair, FoASEB Commi ee
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Christmas flower thanks…
Thank you to all who gave dona ons towards the Christmas flowers
and the team who decorated the Church so beau fully.
the management of Woodbury Common
and the O er Estuary. The Estate’s
Clinton Devon Estates appointed their
conserva on charity the Pebblebed
first Countryside Learning Officer last
Heaths Conserva on Trust hosted all
month. Teacher Kate Pon ng has
pupils from Drake’s primary school last
recently taken-up the new role and will summer, for example. The children
be delivering countryside learning
looked at heathland ecology and how
ac vi es to primary and secondary
the local wildlife is managed. They
school pupils in East Devon, as well as
learned to iden fy tree species and
engaging with community groups and
recognise some of the heathland’s rare
the wider public on issues impac ng on species. Kate’s appointment will allow
the countryside. The aim of the post is to the Estate to expand this important work
s mulate broad debate on how the local to include other aspects of landscape
landscape should be managed.
management, including dairy farming,
forestry, the provision of local homes
Kate lives in East Budleigh and her
and the produc on of renewable energy.
background is in outdoor and primary
educa on. She taught for 13 years in
“Reconciling the many different
Exmouth, has recently delivered
demands we place on our countryside
community events with Exeter based
can be difficult. I am passionate about
Fun Kitchen and is also a forest school
giving others the opportunity to explore
prac oner.
and interpret the countryside around
Countryside Learning Officer
them. I believe we need to recognise it
as a living landscape where local people
work extremely hard to provide
something that meets all of society’s
needs into the future. The challenge is to
do this whilst safeguarding the beauty
and wildlife of our special part of Devon.”
“I am looking forward to ge ng out and
listening to the views of local people.
The more there is a two-way dialogue
between those who manage the
countryside and those who live on it, the
more we can learn from each other.
Engagement enables organisa ons like
Clinton Devon Estates to understand the
things that people living in the
countryside value most, and for this to
influence how we operate. We are keen
to show what we can contribute to
society.
Kate hopes to provide East Budleigh with
Bicton Parish News with regular updates
on what is happening locally on the
Estate through the year. She is happy to
discuss working with your school or
community group. To contact her please
email kate.pon [email protected]
The Estate’s outreach work for many
years has focussed mainly on wildlife and
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LITTLE OTTERS
PRE-SCHOOL
FELTON REMOVALS
MAN & VAN SERVICE
“The love of the children shines through”
Little Otters Pre-School is nestled in the heart
of East Budleigh, in the Village Hall. We
provide a wonderful environment for young
children to learn and develop through play.
Our priority is to provide high quality care and
support, and we are proud to maintain a high
staff to child ratio.
~ Light Removals
~ House Clearances
~ Rubbish Clearances
We operate on a daily basis during term time:
~ Collections & Deliveries
• AM Session: Mon to Fri 9.15 – 11.45am
• PM Session: Mon, Wed & Fri 12.45 – 3.15pm
• Lunch Club: Mon. to Fri. 11.45am – 12.45pm
Please call Roger on:
01395 445725
or 07557 643339
Our Toddler Group meets on Thursday from
1pm – 3pm in term time. Families and carers
with babies, toddlers or pre-school-aged
children are welcome.
For more information or to arrange a visit,
please visit our website
www.littleotterspreschool.co.uk or call
01395 445825 (term time only).
We are a registered charity.
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Whist Drive in Ye ngton
The next whist drive will be held on Monday 9th
February star ng at 7.30pm in Ye ngton Village Hall.
Admission £1.00 - All welcome
Our adver sers You have probably no ced some new adverts in the magazine this year. We are
very grateful to all the adver sers as a large propor on of the prin ng costs is
covered from income from the adver sers with the church contribu ng the
addi onal funding.
We like to keep the adverts as local as possible and indeed many are recommended
to us by sa sfied customers. We also try to include a wide range of services so
remember to keep the magazine handy as a useful directory.
When you contact any of our adver sers - please tell them you saw their advert in
the East Budleigh Parish News!
Lost property - le in the
Flower arranging…
If anyone would like to help
with arranging flowers in the
Church during the year please
give me a ring.
Sue Pyne 442524
Church a er the Christmas Eve
Carol Service - a blue Tue jumper
with 'I love Christmas
pudding' on the front.
It is on the bookstand in
the Church for collec on.
Smile lines Bible A father was approached by his small son,
who told him proudly, "I now know what the Bible means!" His
father smiled and asked him to explain. “It’s easy. It stands for
Basic Information Before Leaving Earth.”
Senior Ci zens Lunch
The next Lunch is on Wednesday 18th February at the usual me of 12 for 12.30 in
the Village Hall. This me the lunch is hosted by the Community Shop.
It is a great opportunity to meet new people in the village or to catch up with those
already known to you - over a home cooked meal.
If you are a regular, haven't been for some me or have never
been before please do join us and perhaps bring along a neighbour
who may live alone. Transport can be provided.
Please add your name to the list in the Village Hall Informa on
Point or ring Barbara on 444322 or Maggie 443555.
We look forward to seeing you - Barbara
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O er Valley Associa on
February diary
Saturday 7th February, 10.00am –
Guided WALK
Start at the White Bridge (OS Explorer
115, SY 076 830), 2½ miles, 2 hours.
A leisurely walk along the River O er
watching and iden fying the winter
birds with Doug Cullen, Voluntary
Warden of the Pebblebed Heath
Conserva on Trust. Please bring
binoculars if you have them.
Walk Leader:
Doug Cullen, 01395 567 574
Wednesday 11th February, 10.00am –
WALK
Start at the Four Firs CP (OS Explorer
115, SY 032 864), 5½ miles, 2.5 hours.
A circular walk visi ng Woodbury Castle
then turning west to Woodbury and
returning via the golf course.
Includes tracks, paths and some
wooded areas.
Walk Leader:
Graham Knapton, 01395 445 872
Wednesday 18th February, 11.30am –
WALK (Templer Way Stage I)
The Templer Way follows, as closely as
possible, the historical export route of
granite from the Haytor Quarries to the
sea port at Teignmouth. It is
18miles/29km long and winds through a
wide range of scenery from open
moorland to estuary foreshore.
NB the walk is downhill all the way –
promise! Please bring a picnic lunch.
The first stage is 7½ miles between
Haytor Informa on Centre (OS Explorer
115, SX 766 772) and Drumbridges
roundabout on the A38.
Travel to the start is by the 39 bus from
Exeter Bus Sta on (Stand No 12), dep
10:30, arr Bovey Tracy 11:14, where we
will collect prearranged taxis to
Haytor. Provisional booking has been
made at £4.00 per head, max. If you
intend to come, please make a firm
commitment to Mike by Wed 11th Feb.
Walk Leader:
Mike Paddison 01395 446 550
Wednesday 25th February, 10.00am –
WALK
Start at Knowle Village Hall CP
(OS Explorer 115, SY 052 827), 5 miles,
2.5 hours The walk across the commons
encompasses Shortwood Common,
Hayes Wood, Hayes Barton and return
via East Budleigh Common and
Squabmoor.
Walk Leader:
Brian Turnbull, 01395 567 339
OVA walks are normally open to all,
members and non-members, and are
free. Some events have to be
pre-booked and are usually for OVA
members only.
For more informa on contact
Chris ne
Hadley
01395
443607
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Churchyard Working Par es - Another year is upon us and
work in the Churchyard beckons yet again.
We’d be delighted if you could join us on any or all of these Fridays:
February 13th, March 20th and April 17th. We’re at the churchyard
from 10am to 1 o'clock. Hope to see you there. Stuart 443141
News from Drake’s School
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In school, we are well into our Spring
Term topic “Heritage, Who am I”. This
is the underlying theme of much of the ¨
learning for all of the children and, at
an appropriate level for their age, they
are looking into their own history and
that of the local area. The oldest
children are busy interviewing residents
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from the community and looking at
local the maps as part of their
historical and geographical research.
Addi onally, they are going to be
working with some members of the
O er Valley Associa on to study some ¨
of the local heritage assets.
Of course there are also many other
exci ng ac vi es going on including:¨
Science and Maths workshops
for our Y6 children at Exmouth
Community College.
Prepara ons to take a part in
events and celebra ons with
other schools e.g. Fair Trade
Conference and Church Schools
Cathedral Service.
The range of a er-school clubs
includes Football, Choir, Cra ,
the Performing Arts, Street
Dance, Athle cs, French and
Running.
The members of the Performing
Arts Club are preparing a Variety
Concert to be held just before
Easter.
Carron Saunders Headteacher
Football, Athle cs, Hockey and
Tag Rugby tournaments.
Drake's School PTFA - table sale
An ideal opportunity for you to have a post-Christmas declu er,
Drake's School PTFA are holding a Table Top Sale on Saturday
February 7th from 9.30 - 12.30 in Budleigh Salterton Public Hall.
If you would like a table please email [email protected] or
call Leanne on 07734 545154, it will cost £5.00 per table.
Lent lunches to raise money for Tearfund will take place on:
Wednesday 25th February - Church on the Green Budleigh Salterton
Wednesday 4th March - Bap st Church Budleigh Salterton
Wednesday 11th March - Temple Methodist Budleigh Salterton
Wednesday 18th March - East Budleigh Church Hall
Thursday 26th March - St Peters Church Budleigh Salterton
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Village pictures
A last look at some of the Christmas 2014
events in East Budleigh, by Peter Bowler ·Salem Chapel Christmas Tree display
·Carols at the Community Shop and
· a visit from Father Christmas
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East Budleigh Chess Club
The club meets on the second Thursday of every month. The
next club night is Thursday, 12th February at 7pm at All
Saints Church Hall. The Club Ladder compe on is now under
way and various book prizes are on offer. A special prize
is available for the 1st Lady to enter.
The winner of the Christmas Handicap Tournament was Michael Lester who was
making a welcome comeback a er illness. Second place was a three way e
between Max and Mike Lee and Tom Miner. We would welcome anyone with any
interest in chess of whatever age or ability. There is an opportunity for stronger
players to play in a team in the Exeter and District Chess League. The annual
membership fee is £30 for adults and £15 for juniors.
Brian Gosling [email protected] 01395-442060
The Friday Running Group organises informal runs, suitable for runners living in the
Sid Valley and O er Valley area.
If you would like more details log onto:
www.freewebs.com/winterdaylight
Miscellaneous observa ons on life…
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It's easy finding reasons why other folks should be pa ent.
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Families are o en like fudge - mostly sweet, with a few nuts.
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Some cause happiness wherever they go. Others, whenever they go.
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I sat up all night thinking about the sun. Then it dawned on me.
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It is said that if you line up all the cars in the world end to end, someone
would be stupid enough to try to overtake them.
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You can't have everything - where would you put it?
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Latest survey shows that 3 out of 4 people make up 75% of the world's
popula on.
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If the shoe fits, get another one just like it.
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Love is grand. Divorce is a hundred grand.
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Advert in newspaper: Home computer, as new. Never been figured out.
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Be nice to your kids. They’ll choose your nursing home.
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The trouble with referees is that they just don’t care which side wins.
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East Budleigh with Bicton WI
We opened 2015 with a fascina ng talk by Andrew Channing on his team cycle ride
across Australia in 2012, partly in commemora on of a similar trip he undertook in
1982 just a er serving in the Falklands War, and partly to raise money for Help for
Heroes.
2015 is the centenary year for the WI and East Budleigh with Bicton will be taking
part in the na onal celebra ons and also holding our own celebra on in
September to mark the event, with a visit, tea and train ride at Bicton.
Forthcoming ac vi es within the Ins tute include a visit to Quickes Dairy to see
the cheese making, a pamper day at Exeter College and a trip to Malvern Flower
Show. A varied programme of speakers is planned for this year,
with something to suit all tastes, such as talks about local history
subjects, Jane Austen's links with the area and the Jubilee Sailing
Trust. Regular ac vi es include a swimming group, walking
group, ski les team and a cra circle, all mee ng regularly.
New members are always welcome!
Judith Becke
Li le O ers Pre-School
The Spring term has started happily for the children at
Li le O ers with those star ng last term se ling quickly
back into the rou ne and with a warm welcome for
several new children. As always the ac vi es on offer
encourage learning through play with a good balance of
child ini ated play and adult led ac vi es. One ac vity which is par cularly
enjoyed by the children is cooking. This is o en done with the Li le O ers staff,
parents or on occasion with local experts such as Joe from Fun Kitchen.
Li le O ers currently provides pre-school childcare from the child's third birthday,
however if local demand is sufficient the provision may be made available for two
year olds. To find out more or to visit the se ng please do visit
www.li leo erspreschool.co.uk or phone 01395 445825.
'Fun Kitchen Cookery School provides hands on workshops for all ages and abili es
including schools, community groups and chari es. To find out more visit
www.funkitchen.co.uk.'
This Valen ne's Day, show your love for the earth by sending recycled-content
gree ng cards. Consider making new cards from scrap paper or by a aching new
backs to the fronts of old cards which reduces paper waste while saving money!
Also consider baking biscuits for your valen ne and package them in reusable and/
or recyclable containers as gi s. Home-made goodies show how much you care
and help you avoid waste packaging.
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Interior & exterior decora on
also fascia & gu ering cleaning
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with a solar-panelled system. Coffee
Why is Fairtrade part of Exeter
diocese’s response to climate change farmers in Costa Rica have used their
Climate change already has an impact on
many of the staple ingredients that help us
get through our day. From coffee farms in
La n America to tea planta ons in India,
rainfall pa erns are changing and
temperatures rising to make coffee and
tea produc on more difficult and more
expensive.
premium to replant trees to prevent
deforesta on and soil erosion and have
invested in environmentally friendly
ovens, fuelled by recycled coffee hulls and
the dried shells of macadamia nuts.
At the UN Climate Change Conference
(COP20) Fairtrade producer networks are
urging governments to provide more
The farmers’ co-opera ves that are at the support to smallholder farmers in figh ng
the increasing effects of climate change.
heart of the Fairtrade movement have
Seventy
per cent of the world’s food is
been among the first to adapt to these
produced
by 500 million smallholder
changes. For more than twenty years
farmers
in
developing countries. So it’s
environmental sustainability has been part
essen
al
this
group is part of the global
of the criteria to achieve the coveted
response
to
climate
change. Fairtrade
Fairtrade Mark.
organisa ons and trade development
These farmers face challenges we do not
agencies like Traidcra are already in
in the UK; most will not see their children posi on to help.
educated beyond primary school; most
will not have access to free treatment at a Fairtrade Fortnight 2015, 23 February – 8
nearby AE if they are injured. Now climate March, will celebrate the power of our
everyday choices to support a just and
change adds a further challenge to the
sustainable future for the whole world.
environment on which their livelihood
Exeter Diocese’s ‘Fair and Local Cream
relies.
Teas’ will help people make the
Aware of their dependence on the
connec on between brewing a cup of tea
environment, many use the Fairtrade
and a farmer’s son being able to a end
Premium to help their community adapt. school as a result. For further informa on
Tea workers in India have chosen to
email [email protected]
replace tradi onal wood-burning hea ng
2015, please send your name,
address
and telephone number together
Recent draw winners as follows:
with
a cheque for £12.00
November (£1
per
month
to the end of 2015)
1st - Miss C Fowler
made
payable to
2nd - Mr I Pye
‘All
Saints
East
Budleigh PCC’
3rd - Mr J Duke
co/
Jenny
Hill,
The
Old Vicarage,
December Vicarage Road, East Budleigh,
1st - Mrs P Powles
Devon, EX9 7EF.
2nd - Mr & Mrs C Teuten
Alterna
vely you can pick up an
3rd - Mr J Duke
applica on form at
If you would like to join the 200 Club for
East Budleigh Garage.
Friends of All Saints 200 Club
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Kevin Hurst
music and chess teacher
Join the many pupils now learning
the piano, clarinet, saxophone and
chess privately with Kevin Hurst at
his Budleigh Salterton home!
Age 10 and
upwards all levels and abilities!
Inspiring, encouraging, fun & expert
tuition!
Internationally accomplished classical
musician & English chess federation
coach!
For references and an application form
email: www.kevinhurst.co.uk
High Days & Holy Days for February 2015
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1 Brigid of Ireland - compassion and love
2 The Presenta on of Christ in the Temple/ Candlemas
3 Anskar – the busy evangelist
*4 Phileas – brave bishop/martyr of Egypt
6 The Martyrs of Japan - courage in persecu on
8 Kew and the wild boar
10 Scholas ca - the persuasive sister
11 Caedmon - the poe c shepherd
14 St Valen ne’s Day
The very first Valen ne card - a legend
17 Janani Luwum, Archbishop and martyr of Uganda
18 ASH WEDNESDAY – mourning our sins
Ash Wednesday: a good me to admit you are sorry
22 Margaret of Cortona – sad search for acceptance and love
23 Polycarp - the faithful servant who would not deny his Lord
24 Ma hias the Apostle - the chosen one
27 Gabriel Possen – and the enjoyment of romance
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Children's Page
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An
independent
charity
which
helps
communities in Devon, The Community
Council of Devon, has announced it is to
change its name after 50 years.
Founded in 1961, CCD has accumulated a
wealth of experience in helping
communities resolve and progress the
matters that are important to people in
the county. In recent years there has been
a call from those it works with to change
the name as the charity is often mistaken
for Devon County Council. The feeling was
that the name no longer represented what
East Budleigh
Church Hall
We are fortunate to have a
church hall with lovely
views across the village.
It has a modern kitchen
and is available to hire for
func ons and ac vi es.
Please contact the
booking secretary
Richard Slade
01395 443609
March
edi on of
the Parish News
Items for the March
magazine by
Friday 13th February
please, via email to
[email protected]
the organisation does.
The charity, whose vision is “dynamic
communities shaping their own futures”
will now be known as Devon Communities
Together and will be the operating name
for the Community Council of Devon.
All Saints Pastoral Care
If you are housebound and would
like a visit and a chat, or advice
on how to access help, or Home
Communion, please call us:
Angela Marshall
442893 or
Hanneke Coates
567037.
Who’s who in East Budleigh and Bicton
Community Priest, Raleigh Mission Community The Rev’d Anne Charlton 01395 444276 (Monday day off)
[email protected]
Assistant Curate - Annita Denny 01395 512735
annita.denny@mypostoffice.co.uk
Church, Schools & Families Co-ordinator -
James McAdam 01395 265836
[email protected]
Churchwarden Marilyn Hobbs 488739 [email protected]
Deputy Churchwardens Mr M Seward
01395 442534
Mr C Buckland-Wright 01395 446781
Raleigh Mission Community Administrator Fran Mills - 01395 443397 [email protected]
The office at St Peters church is open from;
1-3pm every Monday and 10am-2pm each Friday.
Parochial Church Council Secretary - Mrs J Buckland-Wright 01395 446781
[email protected]
Treasurer Mrs J Hill
01395 442140
Bellringers Captain Mr D W Pra
01395 443708
Organist
Dr G Aplin
01395 442951
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EAST BUDLEIGH
TENNIS CLUB
The Recreation Field
Vicarage Road, East Budleigh
An all weather court in a delightful
setting is available to members of the club for
an annual fee of
£18 adults
£9 juniors
£45 Family
or to visitors for £2 person per hour
New Members and Visitors Welcome
For membership forms, rules and court
bookings go to
EBTC Booking desk at
Battlesdon, Vicarage Road
or
Tel: 01395 443607 for further details
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Over 30 years experience
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East Budleigh village diary - ‘What’s on’ in February
Date
Tuesday 3rd
Event
Free coffee morning
Thursday 5th Football Club – Cash Bingo
Loca on
Time
More
details
Church Hall
10am
see page 4
Village Hall
Eyes down 7.30pm
Saturday 7th Drakes School - table top sale
Public Hall BS
9.30am
see page 15
Saturday 7th 2½ mile walk
White bridge
10am
see page 12
Saturday 7th East Budleigh Res. v Woodbury Res.
Football ground
3pm
443809
Monday 9th
Ye ngton Hall
7.30pm
see page 11
Village Hall
7pm
see page 22
Four Firs
10am
see page 12
Thursday 12th East Budleigh Chess Club
Church Hall
7pm
see page 21
Thursday 12th Football Club - Cash Bingo
Village Hall
Eyes Down 7.30pm
Friday 13th
Churchyard
10am
443141
Football ground
3pm
443809
Whist Drive
Tuesday 10th WI mee ng
Weds. 11th
5½ mile circular walk
Churchyard Working Party
Saturday 14th East Budleigh v Exeter University
Weds 18th
Walk—Templer Way stage I
Weds 18th
Senior Ci zens lunch
Haytor
Village Hall
Thursday 19th Football Club – Cash Bingo
Village Hall
Saturday 21st East Budleigh Res. v Railway Club
Weds. 25th
5 mile walk across the commons
see page 12
12 noon
see page 11
Eyes down 7.30pm
Football ground
3pm
443809
Knowle Hall
10am
see page 12
Thursday 26th Football Club – Cash Bingo
Village Hall
Saturday 28th East Budleigh v Lympstone
Football ground
Eyes down 7.30pm
3pm
443809
If you are organising a charity or community based event
please send details and a contact phone number to [email protected]
We will endeavour to add it to the diary.
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Raleigh Mission Community Services - February
Day
Time
08.00
st
10.00
Sunday 1
All Saints
East Budleigh
Holy Communion
BCP
All Age Worship
St Michael's
Otterton
Holy Communion BCP
Holy Communion
Tuesday 3
Weds. 4th
Thursday 5th
09.30
09:30
09.30
Friday 6th
11:30
Sunday 8th
Tuesday 10th
th
08:00
10:00
11.15
18:00
09.30
Weds. 11
09:30
Thursday 12th
09.30
th
Friday 13
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion BCP
Morning Prayer
Tuesday 17th
Weds. 18th
Ash
Wednesday
Thursday 19th
Friday 20th
Holy Communion
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion BCP
by extension
Morning Prayer
08:00
10:00
18.00
09.30
14:30
Morning Worship
Holy Communion BCP
with Ashing
09:30
19.00
Holy Communion
with Ashing
Holy Communion
18.00
Taizé style service
Tuesday 24
09.30
Morning Prayer
th
Sunday 22nd
th
Holy Communion
Weds. 25
09.30
Thursday 26th
09.30
Friday 27th
11:30
08:00
10.00
18.00
Holy Communion by
extension
Holy Communion BCP
Holy Communion
Morning Prayer
Communion at the
Vicarage
09.30
11:30
08:00
10.00
Sunday 1st
March
Holy Communion for
healing
Holy Communion BCP
Family Service
Matins
Holy Communion
11.30
Sunday 15th
Holy Communion
Choral Evensong for
Candlemas
18.00
rd
St Peters
Budleigh Salterton
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion
Holy Communion BCP
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion
Evensong
Holy Communion BCP
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion MU
Holy Communion
BCP
All Age Service
Holy Communion BCP
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Choral Evensong
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