HELSTON & WENDRON MESSENGER
HELSTON & WENDRONMESSENGERDECEMBER 2017/JANUARY 2018www.stmichaelschurchhelston.org.uk
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THE PARISHES OF HELSTON & WENDRONTeam RectorCanon David Miller, St Michael’s RectoryChurch Lane, Helston, (572516)Email millerourrectory@googlemail.comRevd. Dorothy Noakes, 6 Tenderah Road,Helston (573239)Mrs. Betty Booker 6, Brook Close,Helston (562705)Asst PriestReader [Helston]ST MICHAEL’S CHURCH, HELSTONChurchwardensOrganistTreasurerPCC SecretaryMr John Boase 11,Cross Street, Helston TR13 8NQ(01326 573200)A vacancy exists to fill the post of the 2nd warden since theretirement of Mr Peter JewellMr Richard BerryMrs Nicola Boase 11 Cross Street, Helston TR13 8NQ01326 573200Mrs Amanda PyersST WENDRONA’S CHURCH, WENDRONChurchwardensOrganistTreasurerPCC SecretaryMrs. Anne Veneear, 4 Tenderah Road, Helston(569328)Mr. Bevan Osborne, East Holme, Ashton,TR13 9DS (01736 762349)Mrs. Anne Veneear, -as above.Mr Bevan Osborne, - as aboveMrs. Henrietta Sandford, Trelubbas Cottage,Lowertown, Helston TR13 0BU ***Clergy Rest Days;Revd. David MillerRevd. Dorothy NoakesBetty BookerFridayThursdayFriday(Please try to respect this)3
The Rectory,Church LaneHelstonDecember/January 2018Dear Everyone,Christmas Tree FestivalSt Michael’s Church in Helston working with the Fisherman’s Missionis privileged to be holding a Christmas Tree Festival from WednesdayDecember 6th to Saturday December 11th. Julian Waring from theFisherman’s Mission has worked hard to find 50 organisations withinthe town & community able & willing to provide a Christmas Tree, sothe whole church will be filled with a particular type of beauty throughthe week – the beauty of the world of nature indoors as well asoutdoors!We are delighted that the Christmas Tree festival will be opened byHelston’s Mayor, Councillor Gillian Greer, at 10.30 on WednesdayDecember 6th. The Fisherman’s Mission are also enabling a concert totake place in St Michael’s Church on the evening of Saturday,December 9th. (for details - see Page 5)The Fisherman’s Mission does wonderful work with seafarers whosework is often done in the most hazardous of conditions & equally ofteninvolves many days at sea meaning separation from families & thedangers of isolation & loneliness. The work the Fisherman’s Missiondoes, to bring comfort & relief to those who catch our fish, is trulywonderful & often unheralded.The Fisherman’s Mission maintains a visible profile in Helston throughthe charity shop in Meneage Street which I hope that you are able tosupport. The shop was opened by the much admired Cornish fishrestaurant chef, Nathan Outlaw. But it is not only the top chefs whohave reason to be grateful to our fishermen. All those of us who love to4
eat fish have reason to be grateful to them too because it is their hardwork in the face of danger that makes our enjoyment possible.With my very best wishes,Canon David MillerConcert in St Michael’s Churchat 7.30pm on Saturday 9th DecemberThe Cadgewith Singers &The Treliske Hospital ChoirRetiring collection forThe Fisherman’s MissionFlag days for December/JanuaryDecember 25th Christmas Day“26th St Stephen“28th Holy InnocentsJanuary 1st .New Years Day“6 th .Epiphany“25th . Conversion of St PaulThe 70th Wedding Anniversary ofHM The Queen & HRH The Duke of EdinburghThe Union Flag was flying from St Michael’s Church on 20th Novemberto mark the Platinum Wedding Anniversary of Her Majesty The Queen& HRH The Duke of Edinburgh. At 12 noon the Helston ringers rang 70changes on the church bells to mark the historic occasion.5
Services at St Michael’s1st Sunday 8.00 Holy Communion (BCP)9.30 All-age Worship with Holy Communion2nd-5th Sunday 8.00 Holy Communion (BCP)9.30 Parish Communion(CW)Monday to Thursday 9.00 Morning PrayerThursday 9.30 Holy CommunionEvening & other Services:-as advertised in the Pew- slipSpecial Services for Advent & ChristmasMonday 11th December 6.30pm St Michaels School Carol ServiceYears 5-6Tuesday12th December 1.30 pm & 6pm Parc Eglos SchoolCarol ServicesthWednesday 13 December 10am Playbox Nativity & PartySaturday 16th December 11am Puffins Nursery Carol ServiceTuesday 19th December 7pm Helston Community College CarolSeviceChristmas Eve 8am Holy Communion BCP as normal9.30 Service of Readings & Carols5.30pm Christingle Service*11.30pm Midnight Mass & Blessing of the CribChristmas Day 10am Joint All-age Service& Christmas Communion for Helston & Wendron at St Michael’sPlease let us know if anyone would like Holy Communion taken totheir home (or Residential Home) this ChristmasDavid Miller (01326 572516)*TheChristingle Service at 5.30pm on Christmas Eve is always a veryhappy event which raises quite a lot of money for the Children’s Society.Please come and bring your youngsters6
Services at Wendron1st Sunday 10.30 a.m. Holy Communion (CW)2nd Sunday 10.30a.m Morning Worship3rd- 5th Sunday 10.30a.m Holy Communion (CW)Other Services:-as announced in the Sunday Pew-slipServices for the lead up to ChristmasSunday 10th December 10.30 am Christingle ServiceTuesday December 12th 7.30 for 8pm Porkellis Village HallCarol ServiceMonday 18th December 6.30pmWendron SchoolCarol Service in churchWednesday 20th December Sponsored Sing-along.Come & sing your favourite carols/hymns(time to be announced)Christmas Eve 10.30 am Holy Communion as usual4pm Crib Service11.30pm Christmas Midnight ServiceChristmas Day 10.am Joint Family Eucharist at St MichaelsSunday 14th January 10.30am Epiphany Carol ServicePlease phone David Miller (01326 572526) if you would like HolyCommunion taken to your home over the Christmas period
In Memoriam- WW1 victims - 100 years agoHenry (Harry) Pascoe, died 22/11/17, Aged 25, Corporal1st/4th Battalion Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry-----------William Henry Anthony, died 27/12/17, Aged 25, Private52nd Division Cycling Company, Army Cyclists Corp.-----------Greater love hath no man than theseThat a men lay down their lives for their friends.As with all the local WW1 Service personnel who gave their lives inWW1, the St Michael’s Church bell will toll 100 times at 11am on theanniversary of their deathsRemembering - 8th November 2017 at St Michael’s8
The RegistersBaptisms “ May they evermore dwell in Him, & He in them”HelstonWendronHarley Harrison MillsElsie Alind BratuColehele Catherine Gillian Loveday PorterGeorge WhitakerCourtney Norma Lorraine Polkinghorne-BrayWeddingsLuke Robins - Susan MorhamGraham Walker - Alison CalyerRyan Whitakaer - Emily KeevieFunerals “May they Rest in Peace & Rise in Glory”Alan Victor WatersTerence John SnellEric John RichardsElizabeth Annett TreloarWilliam Edward HoskinDoreen WallensMargaret Muriel Stuart.Christmas Concert at St Michael’s ChurchSaturday 16th December at 7.00 pmThe Trengilly Singerspresent a programme of seasonal music both Sacred and Seculardirected by Melanie Uren –accompanied by Clive EllisonTickets 5.00available in advance: e-mail: helenpoltair@yahoo.co.uk or on the doorThe Trengilly Singers are current Cornish Mixed Choir Champions and the programmewill include music both ancient and modern – classical and not so classical!9
Annual Magazine SubscriptionsI forgot to remind folk in the last issue of the magazine that it is at thistime of year that I ask those who are willing, to make a donation to theprinting costs of the Messenger. There is no fixed price but if you areable to pay 5, I will be pleased to receive your contribution. ( Wendronparishioners please pay Bevan). Some people have better memoriesthan me and have already paid, so many thanks to them. Also manythanks to those who advertise in the magazine. We are especiallygrateful to them as they make a big contribution towards us being ableto have a magazine which doesn’t put any burden on to the churchfinances.Please continue to take a magazine even if you find it difficult to pay.Our aim is provide free copies to those who are housebound or infirmand it is also nice to be able to offer visitors & non church-goers a freecopy.Simon Roach-Editor------------St Michaels Christmas Fairto be held on Saturday 2nd Decemberin The Andrew Hallfrom 10am until 12-30pm.All the usual stalls will be therebut if anyone has any fresh ideas for stallsplease let Sandra Chambers know.Bottles for the tombola, prices for the raffle and craft items will be appreciated.Please speak to Sandra if you can helpAll Welcome10
A huge Thank you to all who supported the Coffee Morning at Whealhavenon the 4th November which was in aid of the Lifeboat with half thedonations going to the Wendron Church Roof Fund.A total of 960 was taken, half of which was for the sale of LifeboatChristmas cards and gifts. The other half which included donations andraffle, resulted in approximately 240 each for the RNLI & for theWendron fund.It was a lovely social occasion & both the local RNLI Committee & theWendron Roof fundraisers thank everyone for their generosity.Elizabeth Goodfellow took a few photos as things were tailing off at theend of the morning. Thanks to her and to the hardworking helpers.11
HELSTON &WENDRONThe Mothers’ Union met on 26th October for a Harvest Festival.Twelve were present with Kath Oliver presiding. Rev Dorothy devised aform of service in the Celtic style for Lughnasadh”,“Lammas”, “Loaf-mass” Day: the festival of thefirst wheat harvest of the year. In 1843 the RevSamuel Hawker of Morwenstow began the modernday Harvest Festivals, decorating churches andthen singing Victorian hymns.After this we had a visit from the Mid-Cornwall Refuge Trust speaker,Pippa. There is a refuge for men and for women. Currently there are 6women and 14 children in the Women’s Refuge & 5 men and 2 childrenin the Men’s Refuge. This Refuge is 3 years old. The male Refuge isfunded by the National Lottery & the female by the Government &Local Authorities. (See also Sue Spencer’s report on Pages 28/29)There is a counselling service for those in trauma, also a one to oneservice on “what is abuse” focussing on how people get into thissituation. A “change for you” group works with males, females andchildren when other agencies are involved. Complete relocation is oftenthe only solution for their safety, when they are ready for independentliving.Then they need donations of furniture, cookers, refrigerators, freezers,washing machines, scraps of material, curtains, kitchen utensils- even ifpre-used.27th November- 2nd December is “Domestic Awareness Week” whenthere will be an Art exhibition & auction on 2nd December from 10am4pm in the Old Bakery near Radio Cornwall at Truro.Kath thanked Pippa for a most interesting talk.Francis M Searle12
CrosswordAnswers Page 27Across7 Fortified building (6)8 Moaning livestock in Joel ch.1 (6)9 Abijah's successor as king ofJudah in 1 Kings ch. 15 (3)10 Seventh Sunday after Easter (9)12 Writer of 2 NT epistles (5)13 . their duties for seven-day (1 Chr 9.25) (7)15 Water shortage mentioned in Jeremiah ch. 2 (7)17 Once more (5)20 Badgering (9)21 Strange (3)23 Show (6)24 Who his ropes? (Job 39.5) (6)Down1 Member of an Indian Zorozstrian sect (6)2 Pig's home (3)3 Precious stone on a necklace in Song ch. 4 (5)4 .strip off its leaves and its fruit (Dan 4.14) (7)5 Hosiery (9)6 Shut, like certain ears in Jeremiah ch. 6 (6)11 City beseiged by Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel ch. 1 (9)14 Thorny Lebanese plant in 2 Kings ch. 14 (7)16 Person with a sickle in Jeremiah ch. 50 (6)18 Certainly (6)19 Proverbs ch. 11 compares a beautiful woman who shows nodiscretion to a gold ring in this part of a pig (5)22 .and he locusts (Mark 1.6) (3)13
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Legends & Cornish Churches‘The name St Endellion’, wroteJohn Betjeman, ‘is like a ring ofbells.’ But how did this churchwith it’s tower of Lundy granitecome to be near the northCornwall coast overlooking theBristol Channel within site, on aclear day, of the island of itsbirth?I dreamt death came the other nightAnd heaven’s gate swung wideWith kindly face an angel cameAnd welcomed me insideAnd there to my astonishmentStood folks I’d known on earthSome I had deemed as quite unfitOr but of little worthIndignant words sprang to my lipsBut never were set freeFor every face showedstunned surprise;No-one expected me!15St Endelienta, to whom thechurch is dedicated, was thedaughter of a Welsh prince whocame to live a hermit’s life in theTretinney valley. Legend has itthat she lived on nothing butcow’s milk. When a local lordkilled her cow, her godfather,none other than King Arthur,came and killed him. Endelientathen proved her sanctity bybringing both the cow and thelord back to life.She later ordered that on herdeath, her body was to be takenon an ox cart along the road untilit stopped. This spot was to beher shrine- the church of StEndellion
Flora Day Tuesday 8th May 2018We need your help to make Flora Day a success next year.Every year St Michael’s provides All-Day Refreshments for Flora Dayin the Andrew Hall. It’s always a very popular refreshment stop fordancers and spectators and a great social occasion. We also raise over 1,000 for St Michael’s Church which is a big boost for our financesJean Williams and I have decided we both need to retire fromorganising this. I’ve been involved for the last 7 years whilst Jean hasbeavered away for an amazing 14 yearsWe need one or two people with energy and enthusiasm to organisethis event for 2018.We have a file of useful information to pass on and there are manypeople who volunteer to prepare food and help on the day. Thank you toeveryone who has helped make the Flora Day Refreshments sosuccessful.Please let us know if you would be interested in organising thisimportant event. It would be very sad to see it fade away.-Heather Thorn (heatherthorn@supernet.com)16
Coming to my sensesWhen I sit in a pew at St Michael’s there are so many things that I thinkabout with true gratitude.I worked away from Helston for many years but my sense of smellcould evoke wonderful memories of home, my childhood, friends andfamily. I would like to share some of these aromas.The waft of bread baking reminds me of walking up Shute Hill withMum, a Wearne’s loaf wrapped in white tissue paper held snugly. Icould not wait to get home before nibbling off a crusty corner.A heady pungent mix of liniment, wet leather and carbolic soap evokesthe changing rooms at the Grammar School where my Dad wouldinflate the footballs on a Sunday afternoon. This was always followedby a game of badminton or some gymnastics on the coconut mats.Floor polish celebrates the Grammar School caretaker ‘Heppy’. Dadwould go to his office and between them they would put the world torights. The miles he must have covered, with his not so trusty buffer tomake the corridors, hall and gym floors so sleek and shiny show greatdedication.Cakes fresh from the oven remind me of Saturday mornings. Dad,Susan and I would descend on the kitchen, fresh from hockey, netballand football matches. Mum had been baking to fill the tins for a fewdays and it was hard to wait until the rock buns or saffron buns (“wadsto Dad”) had cooled down.The bouquet of moth balls provide treasured memories of sitting inChurch with Gran Williams. The ‘Sunday Best’ coat had been releasedfrom the tall dark wardrobe and she would sit next to me with herbeautiful smile, helping me to find the place in the Service Book.Staying at my Grandparents cottage near Liskeard, was a greatadventure. Lavender gives prized recollections of taking Gran a cup of
tea in bed. She would sit up in her pink fluffy bed coat and dangle herlemon woollen bed socks and make room for me to place the tea onthe table. I would sit on the end of the bed and we would plan our daywhich often included being shown how to make sweet and savouryfoods from a variety of Cornish recipes.I treasure the scent of Lily of the Valley. So many joyous Flora Day’sspent as a family, with close friends using our home as a base betweendances, the Cheap Jack’s and the Fair. Mum would also buy candles,drawer liners, perfume and body lotion to enjoy the fragrance all yearround.All of these aromas evoke the feeling of love given to me by my lateMum and Dad and my continued love for them. Thank you, Lord, formy sense of smell.GENESIS: 27: 27 -And he came near and kissed him, and he smelled thesmell of his raiment, and blessed him, and said, See, the smell of myson is the smell of the field which the LORD has blessed.Amanda BoxerPENTYR SINGERS CONCERTSaturday 9th December at 7pmat The Old Cattle MarketGuest soloists Maia Roberts – FluteMaddie Martin -SopranoThe Shanty MenIn support of Cornwall Hospice CareTickets 5 at the door or from Choir members19
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The Christmas Prize QuizAll the following photos are of regular members of the St Michael’s andSt Wendron’s congregations (taken a few years ago!) All you have to dois match the names with the photographs. Please send your answers tothe editor (simonroach@talktalk.net) before Saturday 13th January.The first correct entry to be opened will receive a bottle of wine.213671112458139141015161718
1924202529212226273031333423283235Just to help you a bit, the names that you have to choose from are:Kate Bolland, Sue Summers, Barry Cornish, Diane Barlow,John Eddy (ex teacher) John Eddy (ex shop). Wendy Pudner, Stan Prior,Nan Eddy, Maureen Gratten-Kane, Margaret Prior, Simon Roach, Tony Pudner,Loveday Martin. Marjorie Searle, Betty Booker, Anne Veneear Mandy Boxer,Sue Spencer, Heather Thorn. Phil Booker, Michael Thorn. Dorothy Noakes.Nigel Bolland, Beccy Miller, Nicola Boase, Mike Thomas, Di Eddy,Tisha Browne, Jean Gibson,, Elizabeth Goodfellow, Sandra Chambers,Ken Murphy,Ray Spencer & David Miller.21
at Wendron SchoolBreak those winter blues!In aid of Wendron Church Restoration FundCome along to a Barn DanceWith a Pasty & RefreshmentsAt Wendron School7pm Saturday 13th JanuaryGood ParkingTickets available at:Gillian's Larder Meneage Streetor from Simon Roach 01326 561067& Ray Spencer 01326 561389Price 7 to include Pasty & RefreshmentsTickets have to be purchased in advanceto know how many Pastys need to be ordered22
St Michael’s Rota It would be a great help if anyone unable to attend on aSunday would attempt to find a replacement for their duty.December 3rd Advent 1Lay Asst,K MurphyEpistleS BayesPrayersD BarlowSidespeople S ChambersOffertoryJunior ChurchServerM SearleCruciferMandyCoffeeH & M ThornCleaningTishaDecember 10th Advent 2M SearleM G-KaneM ThomasL Martin/M WellsteadM Charnock/J EddyB BookerLouiseAmanda/KatherineJ & T GibbDecember 17th Advent 3Lay Asst,N BoaseEpistleE GoodfellowPrayersA HolyerSidespeople J EddyOffertoryN BoaseServerMandyCruciferNigelCoffeeMothers UnionCleaningFlowersDecember 24th Midnight MassJ BoaseDecember 25th Christmas DayLay AsstM G-KaneEpistle
Services at Wendron 1st Sunday10.30 a.m. Holy Communion (CW) 2nd Sunday 10.30a.m Morning Worship 3rd- 5th Sunday 10.30a.m Holy Communion (CW) Other Services:-as announced in the Sunday Pew-slip Services for the lead up to Christmas Sunday 10th December 10.30 am Christingle Service Tuesday Decemb
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messaging services ( Yahoo Messenger and now discontinued MSN Messenger ) for the purpose of providing a mapping between existing emoji in Unicode and those symbols. Two comparison charts were prepared: [ L2/15-059 ] Comparing Yahoo Messenger Smiley Set to Unicode Emoji [ L2/15-058 ] Comparing MSN Messenger Smiley Set to Unicode Emoji .File Size: 1MBPage Count: 11
INDEX TO THE MESSENGER Issues 1 –137 References in the following index are to publication numbers 1 –132and page numbers within those specific issues of The Messenger. For example, a reference to 12:10 refers to page number 10 in issue number 12 of The Messenger. _, Anne 71:4, 1
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Exodos [Second Messenger, CHORUS, Oedipus, Creon, Antigone, Ismene] 67 PERSONS REPRESENTED: OEDIPUS A PRIEST CREON TEIRESIAS JOCASTA MESSENGER SECOND MESSENGER CHORUS OF THEBAN ELDERS SHEPHERD OF LAIUS ANTIGONE, Daughter of Oedipus ISMENE, Daughter of Oedipus PROLOGUE THE SCENE. Before the palace of Oedipus, King of Thebes.
LESSON 1 The Best of Deeds The Messenger of Allah, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, said: [The Best of the Deeds is believing in Allah and His Messenger.] Narrated by al- Bukhariyy. Believing in Allah and His Messenger Muhammad, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, is the best of the deeds and most loved by Allah, ta ala. The good deeds
IGCSE – Accounting 0452 9 reputation of the firm which equal the difference between the net assets and selling price of the firm. 16. Direct expense of manufacturing There are any expenses which a manufacturer can directly link with the product begin manufactured 17. Appropriation account That account which shows how the profit for the year has been used 18. Collection period for trade .
