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Diary for January 2013Sun. 6th Epiphany Morning Prayer 9am Roydon Holy Communion 9am Congham, 10.30am Grimston Methodist Service 10.30am Pott Row Tue. 8th 7pm Roydon Church Council at 6 Rectory Close Thu. 10th 10.30am Coffee Morning at 32 Chapel Road 7.30pm Meeting at the Village Hall to discuss what young people need in the community. Sun. 13th Epiphany 2 Holy Communion 8am Grimston, Morning Prayer 9am Congham and 10.30am Grimston All-age Service at Roydon 10.30am Methodist Covenant Service 10.30am Pott Row Mon. 14th Mobile Library visits Pott Row and Grimston 7pm Congham Parish Council, the Reading Room, Congham Hall Tue. 15th 2.30pm Home Group at 62 Lynn Road, 7.30pm Home Group 1 Low Rd, Roydon Wed. 16th 2.30pm Home Group at 31 Ashwicken Road 7.30pm Joint Meeting of three Church Councils at the Rectory Thu. 17th 8pm Home Group at 8 Lynn Road Deadline for February 2013 Village Link Sat. 19th 2.30pm Good Companions at the Village Hall Sun. 20th Epiphany 3 Holy Communion 8am Grimston, 9am Congham, All-Age Worship 10.30am Grimston Methodist Service 10.30am Pott Row Tue. 22nd Fen and Allotment Trust Grant Applications Deadline Wed. 23rd Hot Pott Lunch 7.30pm Grimston Church Council at the Rectory Fri. 25th 7.30pm Fourvilles Family Bingo Night at the Village Hall Sun. 27th Epiphany 4 Holy Communion 8am Grimston Morning Prayer 9am Roydon, 10.30am Grimston Methodist Service 10.30am Pott Row 4pm Gap Meeting for Prayer at Orchard House, 121 Lynn Road Mon. 28th Mobile Library visits Pott Row and Grimston 7.30pm Grimston Parish Council at the Village Hall Tue. 29th 2.30pm Home Group at 62 Lynn Road, 7.30pm Home Group 1 Low Rd, Roydon Wed. 30th 2.30pm Home Group at Long Sutton Thu. 31st 8pm Home Group at 8 Lynn Road
A Prayer Card This month you will find a Prayer Card in your copy of Village Link, the second in the series that are included (about quarterly) or that you can pick up in Grimston Church (usually open every day between about 10am and 4pm). This month’s prayer card is on Financial Worries. Others in the series will focus on parents, children, bereavement, illness and so on. If you have any comments about the usefulness of the card (or suggestions for future ones) please get in touch on (01485-) 600335 or by email Grimston@BTinternet.com. Fourville Players On Friday January 25th the Fourville Players will be holding a family bingo night at Grimston Village Hall. Eyes are down at 7.30pm and as usual it promises to be a fun night with great prizes. We will also be running our money ticket game and children’s game. We hope you join us on this evening and The Fourville Players look forward to welcoming you to more of their events in 2013 and wish you a very happy new year! Emma Whitmore
Nar Valley Ornithological Society (NarVOS) Next meeting: Tuesday 29th January 2013, 7.30pm at the Barn Theatre, Sacred Heart Convent School, Swaffham, an illustrated talk by Malcolm Rains, entitled: ‘Bad Boys Birding in Bolivia’ (access & parking from Sporle Road). Malcolm Rains is a local birdwatcher and founder member of NarVOS. He will guide you on this South American odyssey, ranging from jungle to the high Andes. Visitors are most welcome. Admission is £2 on the night if you are not a NarVOS member. For more information about this meeting or NarVOS call Ian Black on 01760 724092 Prayer of the Month Lord Jesus Christ, give me the gift of cheerfulness – not a bogus artificial sort, but the real thing: a cheerful spirit deep within me; a cheerful countenance with which to face the world; a cheerful attitude to life with all its trouble. Help me never to spread gloom and despondency in others, but to impart hope, faith, and gladness; so that both I and the people around me can face life’s troubles with a little more trust in your infinite goodness and grace. Amen
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Village Link Deadlines for the next few months From next month Village Link will look quite a bit different and hopefully much improved. But the deadline will be rather earlier in the month, too early for some, regrettably. In order to have Village Link bundles issued to the very helpful army of volunteer delivers it by the end of the month, the printers will need it by the Monday before that, and the editor needs all articles by the previous Thursday, although it might be possible to squeeze something in, if it is expected, over the weekend. But please note down the following list of dates: Deadline Stop Press Bundled for delivery February 2013 issue Jan. 17th Jan. 20th Jan 25th March 2013 issue Feb. 14th Feb.17th Feb.22nd April 2013 issue March 21st” March 24th* March 28th* May 2013 April 18th April 21st April 16th June 2013 May 16th May 19th May 24th July/August combined issue June 20th June 23rd June 28th * The March dates may need to be a week earlier. The third column is the day when the bundles will be made up, and an insertion might be possible, by prior arrangement. As before, every issue will be online at www.grimston.org so you can read it if you are away, or perhaps telling your friends about it, instead of posting it to them, if they have access to the Web. News from Congham Parish Council Congham Parish Council would like to wish everyone a Very Happy New Year 2013. Our next Parish Council Meeting will be on Monday January 14th in the Writing Room at Congham Hall. We are very pleased to welcome an returning Councillor Les Rust to complete our complement of Parish Councillors. Neighbourhood Plan Cllrs Graham Stratton and Bill Williamson represent Congham on the Neighbourhood Plan in conjunction with Grimston and Roydon. Neighbourhood Watch Coordinator Billy Williamson is acting as our Neighbourhood Watch Coordinator. We would like another volunteer from Low Rd and Lower Congham. PCSO Callaby has a number of alarms etc for your oil tank, shed, and precious belongings. Please contact me if you would like her to call. To contact the Clerk, Kate Sayer 01485 600825 or email conghamclerk@btinternet.com Hudsons Fen Leisure Ltd : Reminder All young people of the villages and any parents are invited to an Open Meeting at the Village Hall to say what they would like on the play area. Please come on Thursday January 10th at 7.30pm. Grimston Fen and Allotment Trust Applications are invited for this year’s grants towards heating bills from Grimston Fen and Allotment Trust. To comply with the charity’s constitution, you have to be in a resident of the parish of Grimston (which includes Pott Row) and in hardship, need or distress. Normally the evidence of this would be that you are receiving a benefit such as pension credit, housing benefit or similar, and the Trustees may need to ask for evidence of this, unless there is some other reason that you can suggest. These are not rules the Trustees have made up, but laid down by the Charity Commissioners that the Trustees have to follow. Applications should be made to the Clerk, Mrs Emma Harvey, 86 Chapel Road, Pott Row, King's Lynn PE32 1BP by January 22nd. Community Mentor Age UK Norfolk is looking for people who would be willing to consider taking on the role of Volunteer Community Mentors, who would undertake one or more of the following activities within their own community: • Helping older people who are isolated and could benefit from befriending to maintain their independence for longer and engage with their community. • Act as a point of contact for Age UK Norfolk. •Assist in identifying people that may benefit from support and refer them (with their permission) to people who can give specialist help. • Encourage activities or opportunities for older people in the community. • Carry out wellbeing checks and refer to services where necessary The hours required for this role can be flexible to fit around your day-to-day life. To find out more please contact Eamon McGrath, Community Development Manager, on 01603 785 222 or email eamon.mcgrath@ageuk norfolk.org.uk Age UK Norfolk is the operating name of Age Concern Norfolk, a Charitable Company limited by guarantee in England number 03783205. Registered charity number 1077097. Births, Deaths and Marriages Brian Edward HOOKS of Ashwicken Road died on November 26th aged 76. His funeral took place at Grimston Church on December 11th, followed by burial in the churchyard. Walter Leon HOWE of Necton, formerly of Low Road, Grimston, died on November 27th aged 88. His funeral took place at Grimston Church on December 14th, followed by burial in the churchyard. Georgina MEEK of 137 Lynn Road Grimston died on December 5th aged 86. Her funeral took place at Roydon Church on December 17th, followed by burial in the churchyard. May Letitia TWITE formerly of Chapel Road, more recently living in Downham Grange, died on December 24th. Her funeral took place on January 4th at Grimston Church followed by burial in the churchyard. Parish Councils Congham Parish Council meets on Monday January 14th at the Reading Room, Congham Hall. Grimston Parish Council meets on Monday January 28th at the Village Hall. Local people are welcome to sit in and listen to their discussions, and there may be an opportunity to express a point of view or bring something to the attention of the councillors. Praying for You If you would like church members to join you in your prayer for a concern you have, you might like to note it down on a ‘prayer-leaf’ on the prayer tree in Grimston Church, normally open each day until at least 4pm. This month, church members will be remembering in prayer the people who live in Lynn Road. Methodist Mardle Divine Worship at Pott Row in January 2013 at 10.30am January 13th The Rev. Mick Hall – Covenant Service January 20th Mrs Elizabeth MacLeod January 27th Mrs Jackie Austin
The Coffee Morning will be on Thursday January 10th at 32 Chapel Road from 10.30am. The Pott Row Methodist Church would like to thank all those who came and saw the decorated Christmas trees, Thanks you those who decorated the trees and all the helpers. We raised a total of £388 for church funds. Holly Meadows School St Botolph’s Church Rocked! The school started the Christmas festivities for the local community in as big a way as we could manage by lifting the roof of St Botolph’s Church. The school play took place after dark, in the church, with all the children taking part in a version of the Nativity play, Rock Around the Flock! We all really enjoyed taking part in the singing and passing on the real message of Christmas. The Reception children dressed up as lambs, bleating their way along the aisle, ably coaxed by the Year One shepherds. The Year Two innkeepers sadly refused the weary travellers at each of their inns before Mary and Joseph made it to the stable. The Choir of Angels filled the air with beautiful singing and the rest of the school chorused some traditional and modern carols. The very successful performance was enjoyed by a church crammed full be delighted families and friends and everyone thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Our thanks also go to Reverend Howard and Margaret who helped us so much to make everything go so well for our first play in the church.
Jordan Auker will be wearing a special Ambassador badge from now on and he will be called upon for special roles and jobs that others would aspire to be asked to do. Jordan has shown a willingness to raise his standard of behaviour, to think of others beyond himself, to engage staff in interesting and informative conversation and to show a level of maturity that has impressed us above all others. We hope that we will soon be finding others that are worthy of this special role and who can follow Jordan’s example. Congratulations to him and good luck to all the others who are working to become an Ambassador too. *** STOP PRESS*** STOP PRESS *** Ewain Johns has been appointed the second Ambassador for our school. He has a special pastoral role as he has impressed the staff greatly with his ability to mentor pupils who are learning to make good choices with their behaviour. We wish him luck, also, with this challenging role. Well done.
Thank you for all your support this year and we wish you all a very merry Christmas and a happy and peaceful New Year. Rachael Williams, the staff and pupils of Holly Meadows School Incinerator Update Around 400 people attended the Pre-Inquiry Meeting at Lynn Sport arranged on behalf of the Planning Inspectorate. It was an important meeting and it mattered that people came. Norfolk County Council Letters and an email sent the day before the meeting caused confusion leading some to think the meeting was not happening. If it had not been so well attended the Planning Inspector would have gained the impression people do not care what happens to West Norfolk, which would have been very unhelpful. Terrible sound quality meant few could hear what was said. Despite this difficulty the Planning Inspector went out of his way to treat people with respect and help them understand the inquiry process that lies ahead. When the main Inquiry starts in February it is expected that the sound quality will be much improved. If anyone wishes to speak at the Inquiry they still can send an email to Robert.Cook@pins.gsi.gov.uk or write or him at 3/02 Wing, Temple Quay House, 2 The Square, Bristol, BS1 6PN. In either case quote Ref: APP/X2600/V/12/2183389. They would like some idea in advance what you wish to say. There have been a number of venue changes and there may be more to come. The first day of the inquiry will be at King’s Lynn Corn Exchange, starting 10am on February 26th. The rest of that week it will be held at the Professional Development Centre, Kilham Way, just behind King’s Lynn fire station. It is important people come along to the Inquiry. It is our best chance of defeating the incinerator so we must make the most of it. Nearer the time details will be published at www.KLWIN.com and farmerscampa ign.org. Please support us by coming to the inquiry and fund-raising events. The first Coffee Morning of 2013 is January 26th, 9am till midday. On February 9th at 7pm we have our Curry Night, Bollywood style. Both events are at Fairgreen Farms, Hill Road, Fair Green Middleton, PE32 1RN Mike Knights : Vice Chairman KLWIN Good Companions On Saturday December 15th, twenty-two members and two guests went along to the Village Hall for the Christmas Party. Guests were greeted with a glass of sherry or fruit juice and the hall looked very festive, with lovely table decorations made by Valerie Durrant. Everyone brought a Christmas card and a wrapped Christmas gift which were distributed by a free raffle. Shirley Hone and Freda Whitworth entertained the Club with amusing tales and Lou Smith played the piano for Bill Hone’s turn. In true pantomime fashion, Bill was dressed in a kilt and tam-o-shanter, with fake ginger hair(!), and he sang a couple of old-time Scottish songs ‘Keep right on to the end of the road’. And one which came out as ‘I belong to Grimston… the Old Bell is the place for me’. Lou played the piano for a sing-song of Christmas carols chosen from a sheet by members. Ann Matthews and Margaret Gladman were thanked for their steadfast help during the year and were presented with bottles of wine. They helped to set out the tasty buffet, which was organised mainly by the Committee, and served tea and coffee. A lovely Christmas cake was made by Joy Smith and her daughter, Hannah. Honorary Life Members, Barbara and Tony Moore, once again donated three boxes of beautifully fresh vegetables and fruit and even including a bunch of daffodils in bud. They are so thoughtful and generous and the Club thanks them so much. There was a free raffle for the boxes and the winners were Iris Baker, Henry Leman and Joan Marmont. Each box contained a bottle of wine donated by Grimston Stores, the Pine Parlour and Chris Spragg, who also sent along a bottle of brandy, which was won by Barbara Andrews. Grateful thanks go to these most generous and kind-hearted people. Marion Allard gave a Vote of Thanks to the Committee for their hard work throughout the year and, as it is the season for saying “Thank You”, the Club would like to thank all those who arrive early at the hall to set up tables and chairs and who stay afterwards to clear and clean it. If you would like to join the Good Companions Club for the over-60’s, please contact Nick Smith on 600769 or Shirley Hone on 600750. You would be most welcome to come for a taster, before deciding if you would like to join the Club. Thankyou Beryl and Stephen Watts would like to say thankyou for all the prayers and kind messages for Stephen during his recent illness. He is getting on much better now. Thanks again. Beryl and Stephen Watts Hospital Library Service Have you ever been in hospital and seen the book trolley come round, and realised how much patients look forward to this service? The Norfolk County Library provides the books and St.John Ambulance volunteers take them round. If you could give two hours a month on a Monday, starting at about 1pm, your help would mean so much to patients who may feel anxious and isolated when in hospital. Even if they don’t require a book a friendly word means a lot. Although you would become a St.John Support Worker, you only have to take books round. You don’t have to learn First Aid or do anything else! Your Car Parking at the hospital would be free. If you are interested please contact me on 01485 600597 and I will give you more details. Thankyou. Anne Knights This Month’s Cover Picture Late on December 31st, Grimston Church bell-ringers rang out the old year in the traditional way with muffled bells, then rang in the new year 2013 with a peal starting at the stroke of midnight. It was in fact the first time they had done this since 2000. the ringers stand in a circle to ring the six bells so it’s not easy to photograph them all in action, and the bells themselves are on the next floor of the tower, but at the end of the ring they stood in a line for a photo: left to right: Carol, Denny, Jo, Michael, Sue. Margaret., Sarah and Barbara. Village Art Group In answer to requests we are hoping to expand our group by holding an additional session on Monday mornings 10.30 -12.30 at the Methodist Chapel Pott Row. The Art Group is a friendly informal club where people meet to enjoy their art work in any style or at any level. If you are interested in joining or have any questions please contact Sue Willis KL 630579 or email answillis @btinternet.com If you would prefer to join a Thursday Morning Art Group then there is a nice club, looking for a few new members, held at Leziate Village Hall between 10 and 12. For this club please contact Joan Brown on KL630540
Websites for the Time to De-Clutter Donating www.charityshops.org.uk and click on `Find a Charity Shop'. • www.charitychoice.co.uk has a directory of charities if you want to donate directly to a community group. • www.westnorfolkfreegle.yahoogrou ps.com finds local people who can make use of things you don’t need. Selling
• www.carbootcalendar.com lists car boot sales in the UK. There will be some more car boot sales soon on Hudson’s Fen for our local HFLL charity to raise money for our village recreation facilities. Antiques For advice on selling antiques and for reputable dealers: • www.lapada.co.uk – The Association of Art and Antique Dealers. • www.bada.org – The British Antique Dealers' Association. • www.bbc.co.uk/antiques – for general information on antiques and the best way to sell them. Recycling There are many organizations which can recycle and re-use your unwanted things: • www.recyde-more.co.uk – for general recycling information. • www.vao.org.uk – You can send your old spectacles to Vision Aid Overseas, but do check with your local optician first because many collect instore. • www.childrensscrapstore.co.uk .Re-use all sorts for children's play activities. • www.computersforcharity.org.uk will recondition your old PC and give it to a charity. • www.frn.org.uk – The Furniture Reuse Network can help pass on your unwanted furniture and appliances to people on low incomes. Baptised in a Waterfall Solveyg Fischer was born in the GDR, former East Germany, living there until 1998. Her parents were not members of a church, so she was educated as an atheist. Gaining a masters degree in philosophy in 1987, unfortunately she could not find relevant work, so since 1992 she has worked in different offices as a secretary, assistant or bookkeeper. In 2007 she moved to the Freiburg area. Here’s her story… In summer 2009, when I was having a coffee with a friend, he was telling me about his last weekend, and about an English-speaking community in Freiburg. 'I know you don't believe in God' he says, 'but it would be nice if you came with me some time.' I thought about it and went there with him the following Sunday. The first impression was: what friendly people! Shy and unsure what to do I sat in the last row, wondering curiously about what will happen. By the way, it was my first normal Sunday service, being a curious, open atheist, seeking something that was missing in my life. What caught me very quickly was the warm, lively and at the same time contemplative (spiritual) atmosphere in the room. On the faces I saw joy, contentment, confidence, and expectant smiles. Glances, meeting mine, were saying 'be welcome!'. Then the priest started his sermon and touched my heart. In about twenty minutes it was like he was talking about what I had felt and experienced during the last few months in a very complicated relationship. Amazingly it opened a door for me. Behind it there was something or someone; what or who seemed to be more important than anything else. It or he was stretching out a helping, inviting hand to me. After the service I was introduced to some people and had some short conversations, which made me feel invited to come again. And I did. I wanted to know more about what was behind the door. I saw a path, searching answers. I had been on a quest my whole life already but I didn't know what for. God or religion never were an option. In the next weeks I started the most exciting journey of my life. I was at the service almost every Sunday, and met many lovely, meeting once a week, and a Bible study group called 'Roots and Shoots'. With them I started to read the Bible. Of course I had questions, some from the heart, some from the mind, some maybe naive, some provocative, some theological. All of them were answered patiently and with understanding by my new friends. Much more surprisingly I started to talk to God, not even being sure whether he really exists. What I was sure about was the Holy Spirit: I felt his presence, in every group meeting, in every talk to one of my new friends. He was like a bridge for me. Gradually I realised: it was him behind the door. He called me home. Finally I found the courage to open the door completely. I came as I was and the Lord welcomed me with his unconditional love. Suddenly I knew what I had missed and was seeking all my life—it was the Lord. He was always with me and protected me in all my trouble and crises. Finally I was whole. Solveyg chose a local waterfall as an appropriate place for her baptism. Grimston & District W.I. Grimston and District WI would like to wish everyone a happy and prosperous 2013! Ladies got the festive season of to a great start with an excellent Christmas party at the Village Hall. Ladies enjoyed a hog roast and were entertained with festive keyboard music provided by Keith Davis. A reminder that the next meeting will be held on January 21st at 7.30 in the Village Hall, Pott Row. The speaker will be talking about ‘A life on the Ocean Wave’ and the competition is for a sea shanty. A note for the diary is that the annual WI quiz will be held on Friday February 22nd with the excellent quiz master, Steven Hayter. Please contact Pat Watts on 01485 609052 to book a table at this popular event. Sheelah Davis
Explore the Bible What can you say when you have tried to be a gentle, humble leader, but you are attacked and berated for ‘weakness’? Rowan Williams, now retired as Archbishop of Canterbury, tried to lead by consensus in the Anglican tradition. But he must often have wished he had the sort of power which other churches give their leaders. Both the New Testament letters from Paul to the Corinthians indicate that there was an element in this church which tended to discredit St.Paul's ministry and authority. 2 CORINTHIANS is one of the most personal of all of Paul's letters. Dwelling largely on his own ministry, he opens his heart and discloses his motives, his spiritual passion, and his tender love for the church. In what is probably the least well read of his major letters, he longs for full reconciliation with his friends who have let other people come in and distort the teaching he brought to them, people who say that what is needed is firm leaders, who tolerates no opposition, and ridicule the sort of leader who has suffered many troubles, which have taken a toll on his health. Paul has suffered much in his time, but he believes this enables him to get alongside people in trouble, and to testify to the healing grace of God, the merciful Father, from whom all help comes, who helps us in all our troubles. ‘If we suffer, it is for your help…’ Later in the letter Paul encourages the Corinthians to help others, as they had promised, but rather forgotten to do. He urges them to give in proportion to their considerable wealth (Corinth was a prosperous port) as others who are much poorer have already given so generously. The final sentence of this letter has become a much-loved farewell prayer: ‘The Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love or God, and the fellowship...’
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Good Neighbour Group Norfolk Age UK is promoting the setting up of voluntary groups, designed to give local help to the aged: assist with small jobs, bulbs, fuses, mowing lawns, collecting prescriptions, collect shopping & provide transport to appointments, etc. and most of all to provide a friendly visit to isolated and lonely people. There will be a cost to set this up – for which funding will be found. A core group of volunteers will need to be set up to organise the volunteers and run the group. Are there any people out there who would be willing to give a little time to make sure that all the elderly in the village are cared for? Please initially contact John Missing, Parish Clerk, who can give you further information and contacts. 01485 600875, Grimstonpc@btinternet.com Shape up after any Over-Eating you may have done There are New Year opportunities for women to register on a Beginners Runners Course. The course start on Wednesday 26 January in King's Lynn and runs for 6 weeks. Have a look at www.west-norfolk.gov.uk/sportscour ses for further details and an application form. Greenfingers The weather was atrocious, but the Village Hall was full for the final Greenfingers meeting of the year. Mrs Shelagh Ashe was asked to talk to the club during the drought in the early part pf the year, which explained why gardening in a dry area was the subject she had been asked to speak on. She reassured members that we do live in the driest region of the British Isles. Mrs Ashe talked about an extensive range of plants that thrive with little or no water after they have become established. The talk was accompanied by excellent slides, and Charles Fosgate as chairman gave a vote of thanks for an outstanding talk. After the talk the Christmas spirit prevailed – time t talk over a glass of wine or orange juice, with light refreshments, and Charles gave out the 2013 programme: January no meeting, February 12th Easy Exotics, March 12th The Four Seasons, April 9th Spring Show & Annual Supper, May 14th Willow Weaving, June 11th Evening Garden Visit, June 13th Coach Trip, July 9th ‘On With The Show’ – how to present exhibits at the annual Show, July 31st Sandringham Flower Show, August 13th Grasses & Prairie Planting, September 7th Annual Horticultural Show, October 8th Making the Most of the Veggie Plot, November 12th A.G.M. & Bonsai, December 10th Seasonal Floral Decorations. Plant of the month winners were Stephanie Whittley and Margaret Gladman (joint 1st). There is no meeting this month, the next one being on February 12th at the Village Hall Pott Row, at 7 for 7.30pm when Liz Browne will be speaking on Easy Exotics. Annual membership is £9. mew members are always welcome. H  ome-Start King's Lynn & West Norfolk
Are you a parent with small children? Are you finding life a bit tough? Are you feeling low, lonely, a bit tired? Could you do with someone to talk to and perhaps some practical help? Or have you got some time to give, and could support a family who needs befriending? You may be able to become a Volunteer. Training will be given, references and CRB check will be required. H  ome-Start King's Lynn & West Norfolk has been befriending young families locally for over 30 years.
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