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Saltford HallSaturday 30 June 2012
7.30pmTeams of up to six people
£5 each to include food
(Part of the proceeds will go to
Saltford Day Centre.)
Saltford Community Association News Issue No 104 June/July 2012
www.saltfordhall.co.uk
Saltford Drama Club in association with SCAPresent
A Jubilee Revue(With Street Party!)
Saltford HallFriday 15th June & Saturday 16th June 2012
7.30 pmTickets £10 (including refreshments)
See pages 14 & 15 for more information about these events or contact Saltford Hall(mornings only) 01225 874081 or [email protected]
COPY DEADLINE FOR AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2012 EDITION OF SCAN:10 JULY 2012
Copy sent by email to [email protected] will be very welcome.
Saltford School – Summer Shindig
Saturday 30th June 2012
Gates open at 2.30pm until 6pmCome and enjoy an afternoon of
fun for all the family and raise vitalfunds for your school.
The afternoon will include some ofyour old favourites and a few new
twists!Look out for more information
Our new advertising rates from theJune/July issue are:-
1/8 page - £15
1/4 page -£25
1/2 page -£45
There is a 5% discount for 6 issues.
For more information contact Sue Dixon
01225 [email protected]
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SCA is a Registered Charity—Number 222157List of S.C.A. Contacts
Hon Secretary SCA Sheila Bateman 01225 873474SCAN Distribution Stan Hamblin 01225 872389SCAN Editor Robin Dixon 01225 359014
25 Claverton Rd West, Saltford, BristolBS31 3ALe-mail:[email protected]
SCAN Advertising Editor Sue Dixon 01225 35901425 Claverton Rd West, Saltford, BristolBS31 3ALe-mail: [email protected]
Hall Manager Christopher Pope 01225 874081 e-mail: [email protected].
List of Sectional Organisation ContactsSaltford Drama Club Liz James 01179 863530Saltford Short Mat Bowls Joan Hamblin 01225 872389Saltford Village Choir Julie Latham 01225 872336
Association & Other News
SALTFORD HALL BOOKING OFFICE01225 874081 E-mail: [email protected].
www.saltfordhall.co.uk
Association News
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The SCAN e-mail address - [email protected]
Robin & Sue Dixon are standing down after nearly nine years. If youhave a few hours to spare every two months, enjoy working on yourcomputer, have an eye for detail and would like to take this valuedvillage publication forward, please look at the job descriptions on theSCA website www.saltfordhall.co.uk Then get in touch with us [email protected]
3000 copies of SCAN are printed and distributed to every house in Saltford and tobusinesses in Keynsham and the surrounding area eg Churches Newsagent, KeynshamLibrary, Co-op Supermarket, Newton Farm Shop etc.
SCA is on Facebook!http://www.facebook.com/pages/Saltford-Community-
Association/186494898072876
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Other News
Craft and Natter
We had a very enjoyabletime during our last Craft Day on the30th April with a variety of craft projects inprogress.A number of craft books wereexchanged and we managed to put theworld to rights as usual.
We have been approached by anothersimilar club to collaborate should either ofus have a lecture/demonstration day in thefuture which we hope to do. If you areinterested in any craft, do come along forthe whole or part of the day. LastMonday of each month, Somerset Room,Saltford Hall 10a.m.-3p.m. Phone 01225873349 for more information
Police News
My name is SamanthaKayser, Police Constable3982. I am the Beat Manager
for East Keynsham, Saltford, Marksburyand Farmborough, having taken over fromPc Ian Harris last year. This is my sixthyear with the Constabulary after 12 yearsin Banking. I am passionate aboutNeighbourhood Policing and I am alwayslooking for new ways to make ourcommunity a safer and more pleasantenvironment to live in. You can contactme via phone on telephone number 101 orvia the force website,avonandsomerset.police.uk then click 'inyour area'.
We also hold regular PACT meetings,three per year. A chance for you to comealong and discuss any concerns withPolice and other agencies. Thedates/locations for Saltford/ Marksbury andFarmborough for the remaining meetingsthis year are as follows : -
26th June 2012 - Saltford Hall at 7pm17th October 2012 - Marksbury Village Hallat 7pm
Previous priorities were 1) Pedestriancrossing settings change, Saltford 2)Speeding in Norman Road, High Street,The Glen, Marksbury and Corston 3) Drugdealing/use Saltford, Compton Church andFarmborough Rec.
SCAN is now available on theSaltford Hall Web site
www.saltfordhall.co.uk
Saltford Library.
Opening timesTuesday 10 – 1, and 2-5Thursday 9.30 – 1 and 2-5Saturday 9.30 – 1pm
Pop in, pick up a tape, magazines, leaflets,or books. Help complete our currentjigsaw, or join us at our monthly FridayCoffee mornings:Friday 1st June 10.15 a.m at the Library- “Memories, Jigsaw and Chat”11.15 a.m Saltford Hall "Identifying thePeople in the Mural in Saltford Hall".If you can come and help, please do so.Friday, 6 July – Morning visit to KingswoodMuseum, Shared transport. Pick up aleaflet from the desk.Friday, 7 September – Learn about a hugenew modern Library in London and alsoabout Libraries in Russia!
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in memory ofDavid Roberts23 June 2012
7.00 pm for 7 .45pm Saltford Hall
Featuring -Saltford Village Choir,Wind Group and Serenade
Food - we will be providing David'sfavourite of Steak & Kidney Pie,followed by apple pie and cream
(donated by SCA)and there will be a bar
Tickets - £10 from Office, PostOffice and via
100% of proceeds from the ticketsales and bar profit will be splitequally between David's chosen
charities of Motor Neurone Diseaseand Dorothy House.
Saltford Short Mat Bowls
Saltford has two teams whichplay competitively in the Bristol
& District Short Mat Bowls League. Theyare the Scallywags and Scamps, whofinished fifth and fourth respectively in theleague. The season has finished and someof our players are now also playing outsideon the green. Our matches, until now, haveconsisted of two teams of four, but in thenew season commencing at the end ofSeptember we will be playing Triples. It maybe that we will be able to enter three teams.
We have three of our members on the AvonCounty Committee, in administrative rolesand seven players who are in the squadfrom which the County team is selected.Saltford hosted a meeting of the Avonsquad on Tuesday evening.
Our members enjoy a Summer outing, aChristmas party, internal competitions (withlunch included) and a good chat with teaand biscuits during our afternoon sessions,(Monday and Wednesdays, some Fridays,together with our Friday evening sessions)So the club encourages social activities aswell as the competitive.
During the past year we have run severalopen Sunday morning sessions for thepublic to come along and try short matbowling, free of charge with equipmentsupplied. One person attended because hiswife wanted him out of the kitchen whilstshe prepared lunch, but from thesesessions we have recruited a few newmembers.
We will resume these introductory sessionsduring the Autumn. If, however, you are tookeen to wait that long, please ‘phone JoanHamblin, our Secretary, on 01225 872389and she will be delighted to guide youthrough the first stages.
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SALTFORD STATION CAMPAIGNThe petition of over 2000 signatures calling for the re-opening of Saltford Station hasbeen presented formally to the House of Commons by Jacob Rees-Mogg MP. ChrisWarren, Duncan Hounsell, Rich James and Rob Taylor travelled to London by train fromKeynsham and handed the petition to Jacob Rees-Mogg in Westminster Hall. The petitionwas presented in the Chamber later that day in a short ceremony shown live on BBCParliament. This is another boost to the campaign and our thanks to Jacob Rees-MoggMP for arranging the day, all the people who collected the signatures and everyone whoexpressed support.
The Bath and North East Somerset Council has announced that it intends to act as theofficial “promoter” of the station project and to allocate funds to take the project throughthe initial stages of development. This represents a great step forward for the campaignas B&NES can conduct discussions with the rail industry on a formal basis. Ultimatelythe decision whether a Station will be re-opened at Saltford will be a commercial oneand dependent on attracting full funding.
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New Chair and Vice-Chair of the Parish CouncilAt its annual meeting on 1 May 2012, the Parish Council elected a new Chair for theyear 2012/13, Cllr Duncan Hounsell, and a new Vice-Chair, Cllr Kim Johnson. CllrDuncan Hounsell’s main aims as Chair are to engage with Saltford people andorganisations, to continue the improvement in the efficiency of the Council, to supportvoluntary groups, and to promote the local economy and businesses.
Thanks to Cllr Reg Williams for 9 years as ChairThe Parish Council thanked Cllr Reg Williams for his 9 years of service as Chair of theParish Council. Cllr Reg Williams has always had the interests of Saltford at heart andhas left a legacy of a well-managed and competent Council.
Expanding Neighbourhood Watch in SaltfordBeing in a Neighbourhood Watch has many benefits - helping to reduce crime and thefear of crime, lowering insurance rates, and meeting neighbours. The Parish Councilwishes to encourage more NW schemes in Saltford. Schemes can be big or small,even covering a single Street or Close. Please encourage friends and family in thevillage to come and find out more about NW at a public meeting on Tuesday 19thJune from 7-8pm at Saltford Hall. The meeting is hosted by the Parish Council inconjunction with our neighbourhood policing team. There will also be leaders of existingNeighbourhood Watches at the meeting who can say how much or how little is involved.
Saltford Business Community Network launchSaltford Business Community Network was launched with a breakfast event at TheRiverside Inn at 8.00am on 1 May. Approximately 20 local businesses have so farexpressed an interest in being part of the network and helping to run the group. Afurther meeting will be held to make plans, and anyone interested should contact CllrTina Curtis [email protected].
The annual Village Walk organised by the Parish Council will take place on Wed 25thJuly, meeting at 7.00pm at The Shallows car park. The walk will last approx 2-3hours, will follow local footpaths, and all are welcome.
Parish Clerk gains qualificationAfter 5 years service in Saltford, your Parish Clerk has recently passed the Certificatein Local Council Administration qualification.
Tricia Golinski, Parish Clerk, Saltford Parish Council Office* Saltford Library, 478a Bath Road, Saltford BS31 3DJ( 01225 8733008 [email protected] up for our e-newsletter at8 www.saltfordparishcouncil.gov.uk
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Following the success of last year's event(as part of the 2011 Festival),Saltford rock band Nosy Parker will behosting another showcase eveningon Wednesday July 18th from 7.30onwards.
A lot more young people are going to betaking part this year.The idea is to give someof our local up-and-coming instrumentalistsand singers the opportunity to perform, eithersolo or in groups,with a real band and in frontof an enthusiastic audience.
This will be an evening of non-stop andvaried live music, including specialguests Five Second Rule, as featured onRadio 2 and BBC Points West. Theprogramme will end with a set from NosyParker to get everyone up and dancing!
Tickets £5 per adult to include NewtonFarm Beef Burgers, or Veggie BeanBurger.Bar available selling alcoholic andsoft drinks.
Tickets available [email protected] or SaltfordHall Booking office am only.
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Following the success of the 2011Saltford Festival Tea Dance we are
repeating the same format this year.
Saltford Hall
Tuesday 17th July
2.00 pm - 4.30 pm
Tickets £3
From John Thomas01179863869, Saltford Hall (a.m.
only) or on the door.
The proposed dates forthe week long celebrationsare Saturday June 8th -
Sunday June 16th 2013
An open meeting to discussthe festival is to be held on
Wednesday June 20th –Saltford Hall, 7.30pm.
Please come along to shareideas!
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Tickets are now on sale for the “Jubilee Revue” to be held atSaltford Hall on Friday 15th and Saturday 16h June. Saltford DramaClub, in conjunction with the SCA, will be presenting an evening
of light entertainment that casts a nostalgic look back to the 1950s and contrasts itwith what entertains us today. The programme includes excerpts from 1950s radioprogrammes and what we were watching in the very early days of television, includingsuch favourites as, “What’s My Line” and popular songs from shows of the day. Theglimpse at 2012 includes a sideways look at “Who Wants to be a Millionaire”, with theopportunity for audience participation, and our own version of “Britain’s Got Talent”.The ticket price includes refreshments and the hall will be decorated and set out tocapture the atmosphere of a street party.
Tickets are £10.00 and can be obtained direct from Saltford Hall (mornings only -01225 874081, e-mail [email protected] or from the Box Office on 01173775540 (Mobile: 07789 716542)
As with all Saltford Drama Club productions, our profits go to the Saltford CommunityAssociation, so, as well as having an enjoyable evening, you will be supporting thelocal community at the same time!
Details at www.saltfordrama.org.uk
Country Market and QuizSaltford Hall,
Saturday June 30th
The Country Market on June 30th starts at 10.00 am with a wonderful range ofhome cooking, hand made items, plants, flowers and garden ephemera, books, toys,gifts and lots more. Lunch will be served as well as coffee and tea. The eventprovides an opportunity to meet old friends and to make new ones in attractivesurroundings. Spread the word and join in. Entrance Free.Donations/offers of help 01225/872489 [email protected]
The Quiz - also on Saturday June 30th, 7.30pm at Saltford Hall.This will be the third SCA quiz and the popularity of the last two should encourageyou to form your teams (up to six people) and book your tickets as quickly as possible.The cost is £5 a person including our famous Ploughmans Supper. Other surprisesare in store for you. (phone the Office on 01225/874081, visit the Post Office or [email protected] for tickets)
SALTFORD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONCALENDAR OF FUNDRAISING EVENTS IN 2012
Month Day Event TimeMay 26 Saltford Village Choir Summer Concert 7.30 pm
June 15-16 Jubilee Review - Saltford Drama Club inassociation with the SCA
7.30 pm
20 2013 Saltford Festival Open Meeting 7.30 pm
23 Memorial Concert for David Robert (allproceedssplit between Dorothy House and MND)
7.30 pm
30 Country Market 10.00 - 3.30 pm
30 Quiz (partly in aid of Saltford Day Centre) 7.30 pm
July 17 Afternoon Tea Dance 2.00 pm
18 Nosy Parker - Local Talent Night 7.30 pm
September 1 Saltford Beer and Cider Festival 12.00 - 5.00 pm &6.00pm - 11.00 pm
October 27 Comedy Night with Real Ale & Cider 7.30 pm
November 10 Musical Evening (partly in aid of AlcoholicsAnonymous)
7.30 pm
15-17 Saltford Drama Club Production 7.30 pm
December 1 Christmas Market 10.00 am - 3.00 pm
8 Saltford Village Choir - Christmas Concert 7.30 pm
2013
June 8 - 16 Saltford Festival
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SALTFORD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION - Affiliated Organisations 2010/111st Saltford Scout Group. Sue Hutchings 01225 873153Avon Badminton Club Tony Dicker 0117 330 8510Avon County Rowing Club Penny Senior 0117 986 7934Grace Bible Church Steve Greedy 07901601232Historical Model Railway Society Mr Gerry Nichols 0117 973 1862Keynsham & District Tangent Club Mrs Sue Cooper 01225 872132Keynsham & District Twinning Association Carole Duckett 0117 9865350Keynsham & Chew Valley Rotary Club Rob Hales 01225 872456Keynsham & Saltford Wine Circle Alan Dummott 01225 873493Keynsham Light Opera Group Mr Steve Drew 07557444364Lions Club of Keynsham Peter Dando 01225 873917N.A.F.A.S. (S.W. Area) Mrs Sue GaskinNational Auricula & Primula Society Roger Woods 01455 272 377N.E. Somerset Conservative Assoc. Mrs Margaret Brewer 0117 987 2313Painting for Pleasure Mrs F. Sheppard 01225 873773Saltford Badminton Club Vend Waterman 01225 345169Saltford Busy Bees Pre-school Mrs Gill Gooding 01225 873183Saltford Day Centre 07505178520Saltford District Guiding Laine Willis 01225 873852Saltford Environment Group Ben Eve 01225 345178Saltford Floral Club Mrs Eve Hessey 01225 873380Saltford Golf Club Mike Penn, (Secretary) 01225 873513Saltford Intergenerational Group Lyndsey Harris 01225 874279Saltford Ladies Gardening Club Mrs Debra Jewell 01225 872450Saltford Lawn Tennis Club Mo Smallwood (Sec) 01225 400164Saltford Morning Townswomen's Guild Mrs Audrey Lewis 01225 873434Saltford Orchestra Carol Mills 01225 837972Saltford Parish Council Tricia Golinski, Parish Clerk 01225 873300Saltford C.of E, Primary School PTA Headteacher 01225 872185Saltford Scrabble Club Mrs F. Sheppard 01225 873773Saltford Sports Club Mrs Jo Ball 01225 874804Saltford Tuesday Morning Badminton Club Andrea Cooper 01225 872402Saltford Walkers Miss Helen Gilroy, 0117 986 8794Saltford Whist Club Malcolm Pearce 01225 872555Saltford W.I. Mrs S. Dando 01225 873917Saltford Wind Chamber Group Liz Harvey 01761 462208St. Mary's Church Rev. G.R.W. Hall 01225 872275Wednesday Morning Badminton Group Caroleann Gratton 01225 873898
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Saltford Hall web site address.Visit www.saltfordhall.co.uk for information about events and activities in the Hall,look at past issues of SCAN, or download the latest issue. You can also viewphotographs in the Photo Gallery and archive and visit the facebook pages.
High Street Saltford BristolTel: (01225)873335
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REGULAR WEEKLY ACTIVITIES AT SALTFORD HALL
Mon to Fri 9.15 am Saltford Busy Bees Pre-school Avon
Mondays (some)10.00 am Yoga Class Wansdyke
1.30 pm Saltford Short Mat Bowls Club Hall
2.00 pm Whist Club Avon4.40 pm Dance Factory & Zumba Hall7.30pm Saltford Scrabble Club Kelston
(in season) 7.30pm Saltford Drama Club Avon
7.45pm Saltford Badminton Club Hall
Tuesdays 10.00am Tuesday Morning Badminton Hall
10.00am Art Class Kelston
(1st & 3rd only) 7.00pm Saltford Parish Council Avon
7.30pm Avon Badminton Club Hall
7.30pm Saltford Village Choir Wansdyke
Wednesdays 9.45am Wednesday Morning Badminton Group Hall
10.00 am Music with Mummy Kelston
1.30pm Saltford Short Mat Bowls Club Hall
3.30pm Keyford Dancing School Somerset
7.30 pm Belly Dancing Classes Wansdyke
7.30pm Saltford Sequence & Old Time Dance Club Hall
Thursdays 9.45 am Jazzercise Class Hall
2.00pm Painting for Pleasure Club Somerset
6.30 pm Pilates Class Hall
6.00 pm Kick Boxing classes Wansdyke
8.15 pm Bokwa Class Hall
Fridays 10.00 am Saltford Wind Chamber Group Somerset
(some)10.00 am Yoga class Wansdyke
(some)1.30pm Saltford Short Mat Bowls Club Hall
4.45 pm Flutter Feet Tap Class Somerset
5.00pm Taekwondo Class Kelston
6.15 pm Taekwondo Class Somerset
6.30pm Saltford Short Mat Bowls Club Night Hall
6.30 pm Saltford Shu-Ko-Kai Club (Martial Arts) Wansdyke
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Thursday 14th -Saturday 16th
Saltford Drama Club Performance Hall 6.30 pm
Wednesday 20th Blood Donors Hall 11.30 am
Wednesday 20th SCA Open Evening - Saltford Festival 2013 Avon 7.30 pm
Tuesday 26th Keynsham Police PACT Meeting Somerset 7.00 pm
Thursday 28th Lifeline Health Screening Hall 8.15 am
Friday 29th Orchestra Workshop Hall 9.15 am
Saturday 30th SCA Country Market Hall 8.30 am
Saturday 30th SCA Quiz Hall 5.00 pm
SELECTED EVENTS IN JUNE 2012The calendar highlights a selection of events taking place.. It should be noted that
these are not all public meetings - please check with the organisers. Times given arebooking times - events may start later & are not all open to the public
SELECTED EVENTS IN JULY 2012
Wednesday 18th Talent Night & Nosy Parker Band Hall 6.00 pm
MONTHLY ACTIVITIES AT SALTFORD HALLPlease note:- Dates, times and venues for all activities may change, please check with thecontact named elsewhere in this newsletter and note that these are booking times. Eventtimes may differ
First Monday (usually) 10.00 am Beading Course WansdykeSecond Monday 7.30pm Saltford Quilters SomersetLast Monday 10.00am Craft and Natter Club SomersetFirst Tuesday 9.45am Saltford Ladies Gardening Club WansdykeSecond Tuesday Saltford WI AvonFourth Tuesday 2.00pm Saltford Floral Club HallSecond Thursday 9.45am Saltford Morning TW Guild WansdykeSecond Thursday 8.00pm Book Club KelstonSecond Friday 7.30pm Keynsham & Saltford Wine Circle Avon
First Saturday 7.30pm Saltford Sequence & O.T. Dance Club Hall
Third Saturday 10.00am Farandole Dance Club WansdykeFourth Saturday 2.30 pm Historical Model Railway Society Wansdyke
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PARKING AT SALTFORD HALL
Please would Hall visitors respect the local residents by using the Hallparking facilities (there is a large car park the other side of and behindthe tennis courts) and avoid parking on The Green. Thank you for yourco-operation.
Saltford Townswomen’s Guild
The March meeting was well attended and,as it was the AGM, members listened to areview of the previous year and were quitesurprised and happy with the attendanceat meetings. The speakers were enjoyedand the member who had booked themwas congratulated on her choices. Thesecretary will continue for the forthcomingyear and a new member, Mrs. Pat Stone,will take over as the new Chairman. Afterthis business section, coffee and cakewere enjoyed followed by a light heartedquiz.
April produced a sunny morning and theWansdyke Room was bathed in sunlightand decorated in a Spring theme of yellow.The Secretary and Treasurer presentedtheir reports and the Chairman gave noticeof forthcoming events. Followingrefreshments, members settled to enjoythe speaker, Tony Griffith, who turned outto be a magician. For the remainder of themorning, his audience listened andwatched his performance, his patter wasfast and amusing, and, as for his magic, itwas faultless. Even those in the front rowwere amazed and unable to fathom hissleight of hand. A truly magical morning..Saltford Afternoon WI
The support for the afternoon W.I. hascontinued and we welcomed further newmembers to our Meeting on Tuesday 1stMay.
We had an hilarious talk by SusanMarshfield headed "You can't choose yourFamily but", giving some examples of thesituations in which her family have foundthemselves, including her Mother sewing"Flying ducks on underwear". There will
Affiliated Organisations
not be a meeting in June because of theDiamond Jubilee celebrations. The nextmeeting is to be the first Tuesday in Julyat 2.00 pm.
Saltford Women’s Institute
In the absence of Ann Mollard, VicePresident Sue Cooper took the Aprilmeeting. The speaker was NanetteAckerman who gave a short talk entitled‘Pictures of a Chaplin Actor’.
At our May meeting, members discussedthe resolution to be voted on at the WIAGM. The president Ann Mollard askedfor entries to the WI Olympics to be held atTimsbury, and also for entries for the Racefor Life Bath. After the break ,Valerie Boonpresented vests knitted by the KnittingGroup which will be sent to Africa andSusan Hedstrom Williams spoke tomembers about an alternative treatmentfor cancer.
Forthcoming EventsWalks- Fri 8th June- Weymouth by train,meet Keynsham station 8.30am.Tues 24th July – Hanham Abbots, meetLeo’s 9.30 am.Social – Sat 9th June –Jubilee GardenParty at Sue Cooper’s, 2.30-4 pm Sun 15th July – Annual Sunday Lunch atCameley LodgeNext Meetings – Tuesday 12th June, 7.30pm, Avon Room Saltford HallSpeaker – Gerald Little “GermanCounterfeit Notes of the BritishCurrency 1937-1944”Tuesday 10th July, 7.30 pm, Avon RoomSaltford HallSpeaker – John Gingell ‘Bean to Bar –Chocolate’
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Keynsham & Saltford WineCircle
This is a quiet time for us as most of thelocal Wine Circles will not be holding anydances for us to attend until the wintermonths. However we look forward to ourown two course Supper Dance on Friday10th August 2012 with live music by ChrisStone. Anyone wishing to attend will bevery welcome, please contact AlanDummott for tickets.
We had a fascinating talk in April by BobPorton on Radio Comedy. It was a tripdown memory lane for us because the“talk” consisted of excerpts from the showsof Max Miller, Elsie and Doris Waters,Kenneth Horne and the Goons, amongstmany others. His was really goodentertainment (much of it before the age oftelevision) and it is all available now on CD.
The Members Recipe was the mainattraction for the May meeting. This year,it will be a white dessert wine. Percy Mellorgave us a choice of wines to taste for themembers to choose which one to make.He also read out to us some amusinganecdotes that he had taken from variousarticles.
The Wine Circle joined with the WarmleyWine Circle for a delightful weekend inFolkestone at the Carlton Hotel, courtesyof “Just Go!” Holidays. The weather waskind to us. It rained mostly when we wereunder cover. We enjoyed two steam trainrides, on the Romney, Hythe andDymchurch line and on the Kent and EastSussex Railway, visits to Hythe and Rye,and a wine tasting at the SedlescombeOrganic Vineyard. The entertainment atthe hotel was first class for the three nightsthat we stayed there.
Over the next couple of months we will behaving a talk by Brian Davies on“Yesterday’s Island” and John Gingell givingus a “Chocolate Evening”. There will alsobe a barbecue to attend which is beingprovided by Nailsea Wine Circle at Failand.
If you would like to come along to see us,we meet in the Avon Room of SaltfordVillage Hall on the second Friday of eachmonth. Or if you would like more informationabout the Circle, please contact AlanDummott on 01225 873493.
The Lions Club of Keynsham
The Lions Club of Keynshamwas formed in 1970 and since
that time has provided muchvalued service to the communities ofKeynsham and Saltford as well ascommunities world wide where disastershave occurred.
The club who last year and indeed mostyears raises some £10k to £12k per year areeager to attract new members.
Lion Alan Hale, the club’s MembershipDirector, told us "The club would welcomeapproaches from anyone over 18 who wouldlike to serve their local community. Freshblood, new ideas, new skills and new talentswould be most welcome. Currently, we onlyhave three lady members and it would begood to increase that number and alsoyounger members would be very welcomebut that said anyone willing to work for thegood of the community would be mostwelcome. Anyone coming to look at the clubwill be able to do so for as many meetingsas they like in order to make sure that it isfor them."
The club meet at Fry Club for their Businessmeeting on the second Monday of the
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month, there are sub committees on thethird Monday of the month and then anoptional dinner meeting to which partnersare invited, on the fourth Monday. The basicmembership fee is just £8 per month andbeyond the meetings, the members’commitment is to do what they are able, tosupport fundraising events or to deliverwelfare to those who need help.
Anyone who might be interested can visitthe club’s web site atwww.keynshamlions.org.ukor visit www.facebook.com/KeynshamLionsto get a feel for the club.
Alternatively you can contact the club on0845 8339817 (local rates) and have aninformal chat with Lion Alan Hale.
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GRACE BIBLE CHURCHNorman Road, Saltford
www.gracebiblechurch.org.ukWe are a warm- hearted bible believingChurch and would be pleased to welcomeyou at any of the following meetings.
SUNDAY SERVICES11 am - Family Service for all age groups.We believe church should be enjoyed NOTendured.Junior Church (ages 3 upwards)Good fun for all ages with a variety of biblebased crafts & stories.6.00 pm - Teaching Ministry open foranyone to attend but geared to those whowant a slightly more serious bible study.Followed by refreshments and friendlyfellowship in an informal atmosphere.(Crèche facilities available during bothservices).
Other weekly meetings include:
MONDAY - FOOD FOR THOUGHT1ST Monday of the month12:30pm - 1:30pm - Lunch club run bymembers offering a variety of soups, cakesand fresh coffee or tea, aimed at thoseretired or any adults (50+) who wish to getout for friendly conversation over lunch,including a 5 minute thought from the Bible
TUESDAY - MUMS & TODDLERS andSALTFORD UNDER 3’S9.30am - 11.30am - Calling all mums anddads, grandparents and childminders - whynot get out of the house and join us for a cupof tea or coffee while your children play in asafe and friendly environment.
TUESDAY - LADIES MEETING7.45 pm (Alternate Tuesdays)Informal meeting covering relevant andtopical issues which will benefit the modernwoman in today’s society.
WEDNESDAY - PRAYER MEETING &BIBLE STUDYFor a more in depth study of the bible andrelated matters.This includes vibrant discussion andpractical application. We firmly believe thatprayer works and unashamedly pray for ourcommunity and the needs of those whoattend and others.
FRIDAY - CHILDRENS CLUB; 7:00PM-8:30PM
REGENERATEDesigned for 8-15 yr olds to have fun;including traditional bible teaching,refreshments and games (table tennis, tablefootball or snooker) and for those who likeit quieter, we offer crafts and computergames. The evening ends with a brief Q&Asession where relevant issue are discussed.So have some peace for an hour, drop yourchildren off, and let us do the rest! (Contactforms required prior to attending)----------------------------------------------------------Our soul waits for the LORD;He is our help and our shield.For our heart shall rejoice in Him,Because we have trusted in His holy name.Let Your mercy, O LORD, be upon us,Just as we hope in You. (Ps 33:18-22)
Please contact Steve Greedy on07901601232 or 01225 874520
We do not charge for any of our meetingsor activities.
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St. Mary's Saltfordwww.stmaryssaltford.org.uk
Pram Service10.30am, monthly on third Fridays, 15th
June and 20th July.A short service in church followed byrefreshments in the church hall.All pre-school children and theirparents/carers are welcome.
Coffeeshop10.00 - 11.30am every Friday at HintonClose Meeting Room.All are welcome. Hot beverages andbiscuits only 30p!
Children and Youth GroupsFirst Steps – for 0-3 years from 9.30 –10.40 in the Church Hall, each Sunday(except 1st Sunday). We want even thesmallest children to be taught about theLord in a loving, safe and welcomingenvironment.Climbers and Scramblers (3-7 yrs)Explorers (7-10 yrs)9.30 - 10.40 a.m. in the Church Hall on2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Sundays of the month.
Pathfinders (10-13yrs)9.30 - 10.40 a.m. in the Church Hall on 3rd
and 4th Sundays of the month. 2nd Sundayin church.
On first Sundays our 9.30am service is forall ages so children and young peopleworship together with adults in church.
St. Mary’s After-School Club (7-11 yrs)3.30 – 4.45 pm weekly in term time onWednesdays in Saltford Primary School.This new after-school club is open to allchildren from Saltford School aged 7-11and includes Bible stories, crafts, games,snacks and prayer. Contact: Sue Cooper– tel: 872132
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11.15am on a 1st Sunday in St Mary’sChurch Hall, for teenagers. For moreinformation follow the link on our churchwebsite.
Holiday Bible ClubWe shall be running a Holiday Bible Clubagain this summer, from Monday 23rd July toFriday 27th July, followed by a special FamilyService at 9.30 a.m. on Sunday 29th July. Allprimary school-age children are welcome (age5-11). Invitations will go out through SaltfordSchool and our Youth Groups.
ServicesYou are welcome to come to any of ourservices. We meet at the followingTimes:First Sunday8.00 a.m. Holy Communion9.30 a.m. Family Service6.30 p.m. Evening PrayerSecond Sunday8.00 a.m. Holy Communion9.30 a.m. Family Communion6.30 p.m.Third SundayEvening Prayer9.30 a.m. Parish Communion6.30 p.m. Evening PraiseFourth Sunday9.30 a.m. Parish Communion
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DAY NURSERY
Tidd e rslPRE SCHOOL
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OpeningSeptember 2012
Full and half day sessions9 - 3 pm term time
Before and After school clubHoliday Club
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Newton St Loe Registered Members Club
Newton St Loe Village HallBar, skittles alley, darts, pool table, film nights, quiz nights, sport on big
screen plus more....
"Come and join us and bring the family"
Open: Friday and Saturday nights 8.00pm – 11.00pm Sunday Lunchtime 12 – 2.00pm
Sunday nights 8pm – 10.30pm
For any information or queries find us on Facebook or [email protected]
Membership - £3 for a single membership or £5 for a family
Childrens’
Entertainer
Fancy
Dress
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Party
At Saltford Sports Club
On
Monday 4th June 20121.30pm onwards
Swing Boats
Outdoor
Skittles
Tug of War
Horseshoe
Throwing
EveningEntertainment
Dean Sinclair
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Tea RoomPig Roast
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Welly ThrowingBouncy SlidePillow Fight onPoleCoconut ShyBoules
Face PaintingPalm Reading &CrystalsBottle StallRaffle
Although well known for ourdelicious, tender meats, you maynot know that we now sell
vegetables, fruit, free range hen and duck eggs,Somerset organic jersey milk and cream, Somersetyoghurts and cheeses, delicious pies, Cavendishcooks frozen ready meals, bread, Bertinet sourdoughs and croissants, Somersetchocolate, honey, preserves, apple juice, herbs, sauces, rape seed oil, MendipMoments ice cream, ….and, you can sit and enjoy a speciality coffee orrefreshing tea and enjoy the ambience of our working Duchy of Cornwall farm.
www.newtonfarmfoods.co.uk Newton Farm, Newton St Loe, Bath BA2 9BT 01225 873707