WHAT’S HAPPENING SPECIAL POINTS OF INTEREST : • Coffee Morning Village Hall 23March and AGM 9 April — page 2 • Hodnet Walk Dates—page 2 • New advertiser— page 4 INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Church News 2 Village Hall News 2 Parish Council News 2 Did you know 2 Mobile Library 2 Advertisers 3 Advertisers 4 STANTON-UPON-HINE-HEATH & HIGH HATTON MAGAZINE March 2019 www.stantonparishcouncil.org.uk Any items for future issues please contact Ruth Dee by the 15th of the month on [email protected]or 07718 286571 STANTON VILLAGE—FACEBOOK PAGE There is now a community Facebook Page for the village—Stanton upon Hine Heath Community—you should be able to use it to disseminate any information relevant to our community. SPRING LITTER PICK — 9 MARCH 2019 AT 10.30 AM It’s that time of year again. Spring is coming and we are ready for our annual litter pick. It will take place on 9 March at 10.30 am starting from the Village Hall in Stanton and by the Parish Council notice board in High Hatton. This has been a really well attended event in previous years and your help will be very much appreci- ated this year. All equipment will be provided. Just bring yourself and as many family members and friends that you can! HIGH HATTON COMMUNITY DEFIBRILLATOR The Parish Council have recently purchased and in- stalled a Defibrillator in High Hatton. It is situated 30 metres up from the junction adjacent to the lamp post and diagonally opposite to the new barn conversions. The Defibrillator is registered with the West Midlands Ambulance Service. In the unlikely event that you need the use of the Defib, call 999. Tell them where you are and give the ID number that is displayed on the Defib box. They will then give you the code number to access the box and any instructions you need. Training is currently being organised and we will update you as the date is set. Birthday Party On Saturday 26 January two lovely Stanton ladies, Elsie and Mary along with some of their friends and family were invited to the village hall to celebrate their 90th birthdays during January. They enjoyed an afternoon tea supplied by a team of volunteers….the responses from all was that they both had a memorable day.
There is now a community Facebook Page for the village—Stanton upon Hine Heath Community—you
should be able to use it to disseminate any information relevant to our community.
SPRING LITTER PICK — 9 MARCH 2019
AT 10.30 AM
It’s that time of year again. Spring is coming and we
are ready for our annual litter pick. It will take place on
9 March at 10.30 am starting from the Village Hall in
Stanton and by the Parish Council notice board in High
Hatton. This has been a really well attended event in
previous years and your help will be very much appreci-
ated this year.
All equipment will be provided. Just bring yourself and
as many family members and friends that you can!
HIGH HATTON COMMUNITY DEFIBRILLATOR
The Parish Council have recently purchased and in-
stalled a Defibrillator in High Hatton.
It is situated 30 metres up from the junction adjacent
to the lamp post and diagonally opposite to the new
barn conversions.
The Defibrillator is registered with the
West Midlands Ambulance Service. In
the unlikely event that you need the use
of the Defib, call 999. Tell them where
you are and give the ID number that is
displayed on the Defib box. They will then
give you the code number to access the
box and any instructions you need.
Training is currently being organised and
we will update you as the date is set.
Birthday Party
On Saturday 26 January two lovely Stanton ladies, Elsie and Mary along with some of their friends and family were invited to the village hall to celebrate their 90th birthdays during January. They enjoyed an afternoon tea supplied by a team of volunteers….the responses from all was that they both
had a memorable day.
SERVICES
1 March 2019 4.00 pm World Day of Prayer Service
3 March 2019 9.30 am Morning Prayer
10 March 2019 9.30 am Holy Communion
17 March 2019 9.30 am Songs of Praise
24 March 2019 9.30 am Holy Communion
31 March 2019 11.00 am Joint Benefice Mothering Sunday Holy Communion at St Mary’s Shawbury
For baptisms, weddings and other matters, contact Reverend Richard Cresswell, Priest in Charge, Benefice of Shawbury, Stanton
upon Hine Heath and Moreton Corbet on 01939 250990 or email [email protected] to arrange to meet.
News from St Andrew’s — LENT—Lent starts on Ash Wednesday (6 March) and, whenever people ask me what I’m giving up for
Lent, my favorite reply is “Oh, same as last year—paragliding, potholing and crocodile wrangling!” It makes people smile, but it
also raises an important point. Christians have traditionally given up something for Lent as a reminder of two things: firstly, that
Jesus fasted and was tested in the wilderness for forty days (Matthew 4:1-11) and secondly, that He also was willing to give up
his life on the cross, in order to redeem us and bring us into new relationship with God the Father. My humorous response
makes clear that I’ve chosen things that are easy to give up. But Jesus opted to take the hard path, so that we might experience
that joy of eternal life. We’ll be reflecting on that at St Andrew’s during Lent—do feel free to join us.
May God’s blessing rest upon you. Rich
Please refer to the Parish Council website for details of Parish Council Meetings and
Information
www.stantonparishcouncil.org.uk
Local Walk Leaflets— Hodnet Footpath Group Walk leaflets are available in Hodnet Stores, The Bear at Hodnet, The Lyon Hall, Hodnet, Hodnet Surgery, Marchamley Pools, Hawk Lake Caravan Park, The Castle at Bletchley, Ternhill Cottage B&B, Tern Hill Hall, Festival Drayton, The Jack at Calverhall, Rosehill Caravan Site, Market Dray-ton Tourist information and Stanton Arms. Leaflets are also available to be download-
ed from the web page www.hodnet.org.uk/fpg.
Hodnet Walk Programme Dates:
Thursday 21 March 11.00 am Walk 2—meet Lyon Hall Car Park
Monday 6 May 11.00 am Walks 1 and 10—meet Hodnet Social Club car park
Friday 21 June 10.30 pm Glow Worm Walk—meet Old railway Station Road
Thursday 18 July 7.00 pm Walk 5—Meet Woolerton Village room
Sunday 22 September 2.00 pm Walk 3—Meet at The Bear 1.00 pm
Wednesday 6 November 11.00 am Walk 8—Meet ‘Old Club’ High Hatton
VILLAGE HALL COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Terry Fry 01630 685574
Booking Officer if Sue not available
Natalie Cauchi 01939 251005
Beverley Orme 01939 250878
Barbara Fisher 01939 251075
Jane Fildes 01939 251187
Mary Page 01939 251166
Patrick Redgewell 01939 250378
Jane Floyd 01939 250196
Sue Young 01939 250194 -
Chairperson & Booking Officer
N E W S F R O M S T A N D R E W ’ S C H U R C H
N E W S F R O M T H E P A R I S H C O U N C I L
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N E W S F R O M T H E V I L L A G E H A L L
Did you know…..
One year is exactly 365 days, five hours, 48
minutes and 54.5 seconds!!!
And
The earth weighs about
6,588,000,000,000 million tons !!!
MOBILE LIBRARY
09.15-to-09.45 (30 minutes)
01743 255024
Alternate weeks on Thursday same day as Recycling collected
7 and 21 March 2019
NEIGHBOURHOOD NATTER MORNING
The next Neighbourhood Natter will be on Thursday 7 March, usual time 10.30—12.00. It is always a popular morning so come along if you haven’t been before. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The AGM for the Village Hall will take place in the Village Hall on 9 April at 7.00 pm and after there will be a committee meeting. We are really in desperate need of new committee members with new ideas and enthusiasm, so please come along and see what goes on and see what you are able to offer. COFFEE MORNING —As mentioned in the last news letter, there will be a coffee morning in the Hall on Saturday 23 March 1030 to 1200 noon. It will be the usual format, cakes and produce for sale, a raffle and of course, tea and coffee. Donations of cakes and raffle prizes are always very welcome. We will look forward to seeing lots of friends and neighbours on that morning. STANTON WALKS—Another reminder that Chris Floyd leads a fortnightly walk (weather permitting) leaving from the pub at 2pm. The next planned walk is Tuesday 5th March.
Specialist Foot Health Treatment, Foot Health check and advice, nail trimming,
hard skin removal, reduction of thickened or ‘bulky’ nails, removal of corns and calluses, Management of : fungal nail
growth, in growing nails, verrucae,
cracked heals.
Complimentary foot massage included
Foot Health Practitioner & Reflexologist
Judith A Davison MVR MPS Prac FHP
Dip Reflexology
Member of the Alliance of Private
Practitioners. Fully Insured.
01939 251431
07852 507275
STANTON TODDLER GROUP
At Hazels Farm Nursery School 9.30 to 11.30 every Thursday (including
school holidays)
Supported by Sure Start
Free snacks
All Welcome
Tel: 01939 250234
“For people
who love
plants”
Our new Garden Tea Room is now open do come and join us with our
new menu
GYO fans—seed potatoes are now in stock
Ellerdine Heath, Nr. Telford.
TF6 6RL
Tel: 01939 250428
www.oakgatenursery.co.uk
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Wedding childcare
Mobile crèche for up to 30 chil-dren
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Now located in Shawbury
All breeds welcome
Grooming tailored to individual needs
Quiet stress free environment where your dog is given my full attention
Tel: 07720 443874 / 01939 250790
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