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March 2011

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The Church of St PeterParish of Chailey

WEEKDAYSMonday 8pm Bell Ringing PracticeFriday 6.45pm Choir PracticeNew ringers and choir members always welcome.Transport to services can be arranged: please contactthe churchwardens. The Church is open during daylight hours.

PRIEST IN CHARGE: The Reverend. John Maskell 01825 722286The Rectory, Chailey Green, Lewes, East Sussex BN8 4DA

PARISH OFFICE :Joanna Sanders stpeters@email.com

CHURCHWARDENS: Mr Chris Jones 01444 831244Mrs Sarah Tillard 01273 890350

PCC SECRETARY: Mr Chris James 01825 722411

MAGAZINE ADVERTISINGMrs Julie Orssten 01825 723091mobile 07740 868630e mail orssten@btinternet.com

FLYER INSERTS Mr Chris Jones 01444 831244

CHAILEY FREE CHURCH, SOUTH CHAILEYPlease see details of services and weekday activites later in magazineContacts: Mr Charlie Hill 01444 471600

Mr Roger Nutley 01273 890114

ROMAN CATHOLIC MASSHerons Ghyll: Wednesday 9.30am Sunday 11.30am Holy Days 12 noonHaywards Heath: Sunday 8.30am 10.30am 5pmUckfield: Saturday 5.30pm Sunday 9.30amLewes: Sunday 9am 10.30am

For further information about Roman Catholic services and activities, pleasecontact Mrs Mary Butterfield, 01825 724003

(cover illustration by Sarah Reynolds, startstudio@aol.com. Ideas and requests forfuture covers can be submitted by readers to this e mail address)

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St Peter’s Church, Chailey

March 2011 Services

Sunday 6th March - Sunday before Lent8am Holy Communion (BCP)10am Family Communion*

Wednesday 9th March - Ash Wednesday7.30pm Holy Communion with the imposition ofAshes at St Mary’s Barcombe.

Sunday 13th March - 1st Sunday of Lent8am Holy Communion (BCP)10am Parish Communion, with Children’s Church

Sunday 20th March - 2nd Sunday of Lent8am Holy Communion (BCP)10am Special All Age Family service*with Puppet show

Sunday 27th March - 3rd Sunday Lent8am Holy Communion (BCP)10am Parish Communion, with Children’s Church

Sunday 3rd April - 4th Sunday of Lent & Mothering Sunday8am Holy Communion (BCP)10am All Age Family service

BCP is the Book of Common Prayer (1662)all other Eucharist Services are from Common Worship: Order One

We hope to welcome everyone warmlyand families and children are welcome at all our services

*For this month only the All Age Family Service and Family Communionhave swapped Sundays so that we could have the puppet show.

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Dear friendsThe sitting room was silent, little girls gone, dragging their overnight bags and awistful backwards glance at Ned, Perfect and Tippy. The horse, pony and dog linedup in size order. Ned being the only one who could see the Green, but would alwayspass the news of a happening outside, to the other two. Maggie Atkins the doll withred hair, sitting comfortably on Tippys back. Ned wearing a bright red ribbon in hismane, a pretty ribbon tied on by a little girl excited that it was Grandmas birthday,hanging round his neck a silver medallion, made at childrens Church denoting thatwe are all precious to God. The two little cousins should have two gold medals. Godwill make sure of that.

The fire was burning in the grate and Grandma was sitting enjoying the peace, whenshe heard the first crack. She wouldn’t have heard it if the little girls were still playing‘snap,’ ‘snap,’ made her jump. There it was again, a louder crack rising up throughthe chimney breast, then much cracking along the floors upstairs and into the ceilingbelow, her beloved polished floors, only last month she had been clearing up waterthat had come through the damaged chimney stack, pools of water lay in droplets onthe polished surfaces, running away between the floorboards. They looked likejewels. The noise in the chimney confirmed her worst fears, it was a chimney fire.The firefighters were wonderful, kind and helpful, one was in the middle of movingwhen he got the call, one was a personal trainer and the ski instructor was a girl, allretained firefighters, we have every right to be proud of our emergency services and Ihope they enjoyed the remainder of a tin of chocolate biscuits. Then they were goneand apart from the smell of soot, there was nothing to indicate they had been at theRectory.

It made us think what we would have rescued if we had a real life-threatening fire?Grandma knew she should answer ‘her Bible’, but you know the answer, it wouldhave been two rocking horses and a stuffed dog, because in them she sees hope,hope for the little girls, a resting place where they can dream, a refuge and a hug thatsays I can’t make it go away, but I can make it feel better.

That is what God offers us. Hope. In the midst of despair, hope.In the Bible it says: Why are you downcast, O my soul? Why so disturbed within me?Put your hope in God, for I will yet praise him, my saviour and my God. Psalm 42:5.As we look forward to Easter here lies our most important promises of hope.Through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ we have freedom, freedom fromsin, fear, and death. Through his death we have life, in the Gospel of John chapter 10verse 10 it says, ’I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.’ He diedto save us, that all who believe in him will have eternal life, HE DIED FOR YOU.

The eldest grand daughter asked last week. ’Why do grandmas have the biggestand wettest face cloths,’ quickly followed by ‘how come they make the second bestroast potatoes.’ Second best we asked? ”First place goes to the Middle House inMayfield.” If you get a chance do go!

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We would love to see you at any of our services, especially during Easter.

Every blessingJohn at the Rectory

Sunday Services :-10.30 am 6.15 pm06th Derek Heyman Susannah Griffin13th Steve Mills Steve Haggar includes communion20th family Tony Smith27th TBA includes communion TBAAll welcome to stay for tea and coffee after services

Tuesdays 10.00 Hoppers18.45 Boy discovers

Wednesdays 9.30 Prayer meeting.10.00 Coffee stop

Thursdays 19.30 Bible study and prayer.

Our Sunday groups, for boys and girls from 5-16 yrs meets at 10.30 to 11.45 am.These morning sessions include a mix of drama, games, songs, puzzles, arts andcrafts as we try to make God’s word relevant to our daily lives. All welcome! Janice on01273 890114. Derek Martin will be our speaker at the Men’s Breakfast on the 12th

February at 9.00 am all men welcome.

125 year anniversary events:- Dates for your diaries:- an Easter Labyrinth.

The Coffee Stopat Chailey Free Church

FREEFreshly brewed coffee, tea,etc

We will be open every Wednesday from 10.00-12.00

Just drop in for a drink, meet your friends or even make some new ones!

Everyone welcome

News from Chailey Free Church 

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NOTICE OF MOTION – RETENTION OF OUR RURAL VILLAGES ANDCOUNTRYSIDE

On the 16th February, I submitted a Notice of Motion asking the Council to support anew Access Policy to be included in the Local Development Framework Core Strategy.Currently, the Council does not have a specific access policy in place. We have theopportunity of learning from mistakes made in the past and reinforcing from the outsetthe need to up-date key policies for access, particularly, on major developments.Such a policy would make a stronger case for resisting unacceptable, unrealisticproposals that compromise the quality and residential amenities of existingneighbourhoods and in particular, the retention of the existing character of rural villagesand our countryside.

The move toward localism will mean that communities can get far more involved indecisions on which they wish to see in their own neighbourhoods.Currently, the Inspector can change decisions made locally very easily, but hopefully,the new system will make it more difficult for an Inspector to over rule local decisions.

In the past, developers have gained planning permission on appeal. I t is mysubmission that the issue of access needs to be resolved ahead of any decision toselect housing land allocations and not when the planning permission is applied for.There are greenfield sites within the Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessmentthat do not have reasonable access and I believe should not be allocated for majordevelopment. The town of Lewes has sustainable, brownfield sites that are appropriatefor future development and offer good access.

Many people in Chailey wish to retain the existing character of their village and do notwant mass over-development, but prefer small housing projects. We are consideringthe next 20 – 25 years. Now is the right time to put forward your thoughts andcomments to Lewes District Council: Edward Sheath, Planning Policy Manager.Edward.heath@lewes.gov.uk Telephone: 01273 484410

As I write, I do not know whether fellow Councillors will support my Notice of Motion.I shall report the outcome.

Cllr. Sharon DavySharon.davy@lewes.gov.ukTelephone: 01444 831336

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Chairman: Councillor Peter Olbrich (Tel. 01825 723438)Clerk: Mrs Vera Grainger (Tel 01825 740409)For Reading Room bookings contact the Clerk.

Village Information Point - The Village Information Pointsessions will be held at the Free Church, South Chailey onWednesday 2nd and 16th. March between 10.00 am and 12.00.There are also a number of forthcoming events planned:Healthy Eating Day – will be held on Saturday 5th March atChailey Village Hall between 11am and 2pm. This is a fun dayfor all ages with fresh local produce from nearby farms, scrump-tious baked goods provided by Chailey Women’s Institute andinformation and workshops on healthy eating. Come along to

enjoy a healthy and tasty treat.Chailey Lunch Club - was launched on 21st February 2011 at the Horns Lodge, SouthChailey. Local senior citizens were served a delicious reduced-price lunch (onecourse £5.95, two courses £7.95) plus free tea and coffee. To book your place on thenext lunch club planned for Monday 28th March (12.00-2.00pm) please contact theHorns Lodge on 01273 400422. If you require transport please contact Malindi on07961 616442.Chailey Social Dance Club - will be taking place again on Thursday 24th March atChailey Village Hall from 2.30pm – 4.00pm. All are welcome for dancing, quizzes,raffles and fun. Contact Jo Hutley to book your place on 01273 400422. Free fornewcomers, £2.50 for regulars.

Get Counted2011 CensusOn 27th March 2011 the Census will take a snapshot of Society in England andWales. From 7th March a questionnaire will arrive in the post asking you about yourhousehold and all the people living there. The information provided helps the Officeof National Statistics (ONS) to produce population estimates. Hundreds of decisionsare made based on census data and census decisions feed into the amount ofmoney the Councils of Sussex get allocated from central government. All you need todo is answer the questions either on line or by hand and post the form back in theenvelope provided. From 6th April Census Collectors will be visiting households whohave not returned their form to assist if required.

Parish Council ElectionsElections will take place on Thursday 5th May for Parish and District Councils and forthe Referendum on the Alternative Vote. To apply for a postal vote contact LewesDistrict Council on 01273 484116 or email electoral@lewes.gov.uk

Get NoticedA new community notice board has been placed by The Horns Lodge, South Chailey.This will provide more space for community information and details of forthcomingevents. Please contact the Clerk if you have any information you would like to display.

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St Peter & St James Hospice -Newick &Chailey Support GroupWe are planning to hold a GARDEN MARKET onSATURDAY 7th MAY from 2-6 pm in the grounds ofthe Tudor Barn Newick together with a panelanswering your gardening questions in the BarnCentre (3-4 pm). We have a few spaces left if youare interested in taking a stall at £10 to book and forfurther details telephone Phoebe Caffyn (01825)722162. More information in next months magazinebut please put the date in your diary.

St Peter & St James Hospice

 Tragic Incident On 2 January 2011 our beloved horse Shadow got hit by a car on the corner of Warrshill road and East Grinstead road. He sustained fatal injuries and had to be putdown on the roadside. It was a very upsetting and horrendous incident that will take along time to get over. We would like to thank our neighbours who all rallied around tohelp in every way, and a Special thanks to Matthew and his brother in law becausewithout them it would have been a lot worse.

Sue and Ellie Boyle at Warrenorth Farm.

Highways and BywaysESCC Rights of Way Map - A new on-line map will allow walkers, horse riders andanyone interested in enjoying the countryside to look up scenic routes for a countrywalk. The map covers the whole county and lets you zoom into footpaths bridlewaysand by ways in that location. Chailey is very fortunate to have so many lovely walksclose by and the map might help you plan your route. To use the online map go to:www.eastsussex.gov.uk/rightsofway.

Diary Reminder: A Planning & Environs Committee Meeting will be held on 1st Marchand Full Council Meeting on 15th March, both meetings to be held in the ReadingRoom, Chailey Green commencing at 7.30 p.m. Members of the public are welcometo attend.

Chailey Parish Council

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Newick Film ClubThis months screening for Newick Film Club is onthe Thursday 3rd March.The bar will be open for drinks, including tea andcoffee from 7.30 with film starting at 8pmat Newick Sports pavilion.The film is “Nowhere Boy” the drama of JohnLennon’s teenage years.

Seating is limited so non members please contactPaul Sentance 01825 723717 emailp.sentance@btopenworld.com as soon as possible.

Advanced notice – there will be a screening on Thursday 7th April of “2001 a SpaceOdyssey”.

Paul Sentance

The Friends of Danehill &Chelwood Gate Churchesinvite you to

A LIFE IN DANCE

International prima-ballerina DAME BERYL GREY talks todance critic Edward Thorpe about her long career in balletfirstly as a prima-ballerina dancing with the Sadlers Wells,the Royal Ballet, the Bolshoi Ballet and the Peking Ballet, and then as director,producer, teacher and author.

Cumnor House School Theatre, DanehillSaturday March 26th, drinks from 6:30 p.m.Talk to commence 7 p.m. followed by dinner

RSVP with cheque, SAE and telephone number to:'Friends of All Saints Danehill'c/o Twitten House, Furners Green, Uckfield TN22 3RR

To check availabilty of tickets please ring: 01825 740467

Talk only …………...… £ 15.00 Talk + dinner …..…...... £ 25.00

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I expect, like me, you will be pleased that all the wintersnows have gone and the snowdrops are showing; eventhe birds are starting to sing on the milder mornings. OurJanuary survey results meeting gave detailed illustratedresults of flora and fauna found on Romany Ridge Com-mon throughout last year, including the fungi, sixty speciesof birds and the dragonfly count up from six to eighteen. Thank you to all our survey-ors for producing lots of information for our annual report and for all their hard work.The work at Markstakes Common is being revised as a strong population of dormicehas been found. Both they, and their habitat, are legally protected.Our next meeting will be the AGM on Thursday March 17th, and our speaker, after theformal business, will be Phil Belden who will tell us all about dragonfliesWe are putting together our new programme of activities and this will include a coachouting in April to Oare Marshes, North Kent followed by the Brogdale National FruitCollection for the blossom. There will be other social events for members to meeteach other, and a selection of walks and talks as usual for all to join in and enjoy thecommons or hear about the many aspects of the local ecology.Do have a look at our website, for details of the Society and pictures from the variousseasons and activities.

William Coleman01444 831923www.chaileycommons.org.uk

Woman’s World Day Of PrayerPresented by the Women of Chile. St Bartholomews Church, Maresfield.2:00pm Friday 11th March 2011.Speaker Mrs Lynsey Tyson.Service will be followed by Tea in the village Hall   Lucie Richards.

Chailey Commons Society

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NADFASNewick Decorative and Fine Art SocietyTuesday March 8th at Plumpton Village Hall 2.15

Art Nouveau was a breath of fresh air after the solidstaidness of the Victorian age. Heavy ornate decorationsgave way to simplicity and purity of line. Artists worked oneverything from architecture to furniture design in the beliefthat art should be a part of everyday life. The lecturerAnthea Streeter is an expert on the subject and her talkentitled ‘Art Nouveau Architecture and Design’ will be wellillustrated by a digital representation. Come and enjoy!

Entrance £5 on the door for non-members with tea and biscuits afterwards. As weare half way through our programme it is now possible to become a member for halfprice. There are lots of advantages to this, the chance to join, for example, our nextday of special interest when the silver expert, Ian Pickford from the Antiques RoadShow, will be discussing ‘Silver and Social custom’. For further information pleasering: Carole Burgon on 01273 890301 or Marjorie Blunden on 01825 723250. Annette Shelford.

Chailey WI Our next meeting is on Tuesday 1st March when we havea visit from Suzannah Atherton who is a ColourConsultant.  We are particularly looking forward tomeeting Suzannah as she is from Chailey and after thelong, cold winter the thought of having something new towear in a becoming colour  is very enticing. 

In February we enjoyed hearing from Andrea Murphy about the many herbs which canbe used in healing and listened to advice on using herbs to maintain our generalhealth. We meet on the first Tuesday of each month at 7.45 pm in the Village Hall and guestsand prospective members are always welcome

Margaret Smith(01825 723519)

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Royal British Legion On Wednesday 2nd March the guest speaker at the Newick Branchof the Royal British Legion will be Rev John Maskell. The meetingwill be held in the Community Centre on Newick Green and willcommence at 7.30 pm (not 8 pm as stated in the February ChaileyNews).   The talk will include aspects of John’s career in the armyand subsequently the Chaplains’ Branch of the Royal Air Force.

Refreshments will be available and a warm welcome is extended to everyone.  John Smith(01826 723519)

Over the last few weeks we have been looking atSuperheroes and Princesses. The children have usedfiction storybooks to develop their knowledge of how asuperhero helps others and how princesses live. Wespent many days dressing in various costumes; we created a bat cave and princesscastle with them to support their role-play giving them many hours of enjoyment.

We would like to thank everyone who came to our Open Day; it was lovely to see somany people. We took the opportunity to formally open the preschool’s new buildingand despite the weather were able to hold a small opening ceremony with thechildren indoors. Throughout the afternoon the children enjoyed creative activitieswhilst parents and carers chatted to staff, committee and existing parents, sharingtheir experiences.

If you were unable to visit us at our Open Day and would like to come and see us,please call Diane on 07852 986024 to arrange an appointment.

Kate Blackaller

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Chailey and District Horticultural SocietyWell here we are again, another gardening year on itsway.As I write, I have just walked the commons in glorioussunshine, with Rosie, my old Labrador. For the first timethis year I think I might be tempted to clear out therabbits, tackle the moles and venture into the jungle thatis my garden!Hopefully, other members are more dedicated and will have been working andpreparing their own plot, so that they will have plenty of entries for the show bench.The Spring Show is always a good time for those who are considering entering theshow for the first time, because all you need are narcissi (daffodils) growing in yourgarden......we have novice classes especially for you.....come and meet us, we arevery friendly and can help you if you are unsure of what to do.

Message from the Chairman

2010 was one of the best years for the Society in recent times.The Spring Show was surprisingly successful considering what a difficult winter wehad been through.In May we had a hugely successful plant sale outside the Horn’s Lodge and this willbe repeated in 2011.The Summer Show went very well with the introduction of a fun dog show, whichproved a great attraction and will become a permanent feature of the Summer Show.The Autumn Show was the least well attended but the number of entries held and thestandard was very high.The new committee members have proved to be of great benefit to the society ,withplenty of new ideas and lots of enthusiasm. We now have an excellent website full ofuseful information.We would like to encourage other local Societies to put up a stall at our shows tohelp make them real village events.Now is the time to plan for the new year so order your plants and seeds and goodgardening in 2011.

Please note the Horticultural Spring Show will be on 19th March 2011 at 2.30pm

Peter Escourt For membership enquiries;Linda Keet-Harris 01825 723817

chaileyhorticulturalsociety.webs.com

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Newick Twinning AssociationOur Wine and Wisdom Quiz took place on 5th February and was very well attended. Itwas also very well contested and the final result was extremely close, with “Seize theMoment” just winning with 132 points, ahead of that well-known team, “Linda’sLoonies”, on 131, and two other teams in joint 3rd place on 130. Phew!

As Quizmaster, I would like to thank everyone for coming, and also thank all of ourhard-working committee members who ran the bar, prepared and served the food,and generally contributed to making it a successful event.

Future Events

Progressive Dinner, Saturday 12th March 2011 - Invitations have been sent tomembers, and the deadline for replying is Sunday 6th March.

Barn Dance, Saturday 2nd April 2011, Newick Village Hall - We will be entertainedby Square the Circle, who played to us during the Official Visit from Itteville in May lastyear. The event is open to all, and tickets are £8 per adult (£5 for children under 18).This includes a light supper during one of the intervals, and a licensed bar will alsobe available. To book your tickets, please call Melanie Thew on 01825 724494 orAndy Wilson on 01825 724223.

Official Visit to Itteville. 27th-30th May 2011 - This is the main event of the Twinningyear. Invitations have been sent to members in the January Newsletter. If you wouldlike to join us for a weekend in Itteville, hosted by a French family, please contact meor any other Committee member for details of how to become a member of Twinning.It’s great fun, and it’s far better to stay in a foreign country with local hosts than to be atourist, as many of us have found out over the years.

Andy Wilson

Thompsett Charity Grants to Young PeopleApplications for money from Thompsett Charity can be made for 2011. To remind you,Thomas Thompsett enabled a Trust to be set up in 1926 for grants to boys and girlsin the parish of Chailey to promote their education, including social and physicaltraining.

In the past the Trust has sponsored a handwriting competition at St. Peter's PrimarySchool. It is also pleased to help children, who live in Chailey, by subsidising schoolresidential trips and Guide or Scout events.

Only a small amount is available annually for distribution but if you would like to beconsidered for a small grant, please write to The Trustees, Thompsett Charity, c/oAnn Jones, Pellingford, Lewes Road, Scaynes Hill, RH17 7NG. Applications shouldbe sent by 20th March 2011 please.

Ann Jones 01444 831244

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Wivelsfield FILMS

BLACK SWAN (15)

Following the sell-out of The King’s Speech, WivelsfieldFILMS present another high-profile film—BLACK SWAN(15) Starring Golden Globe Award winner—Natalie Portman

Wivelsfield Village Hall, Wivelsfield Green

A psychological thriller set in the world of New York CityBallet, BLACK SWAN stars Natalie Portman as Nina, afeatured dancer who finds herself locked in a web of competitive intrigue witha new rival at the company (Mila Kunis). Nina has been pulled out of the corpsde ballet of a New York company to play the dual roles of Odette and Odile, thewhite swan and the black swan, in a new version of Swan Lake. Pushed andpulled by a domineering mother and a bullying director, Nina battles with theduelling swan personalities.

Join us on Sunday, 13 March—Doors/bar 7pm; film 7:30pm

Free, easy parking at the hall off Eastern Road, Wivelsfield Green. Delicioushomemade cakes, ice creams, and drinks served at the licensed bar beforethe film and during the interval.

Tickets £5.50 in advance from the Post Office & Village Stores, or The CockInn. Also available online at www.TouringCinema.com, or on the door if notsold out.

See www.wivelsfield.net for details and follow us on facebook. Bring a friend—or come along and make a friend! Wivelsfield FILMS offer you a cinemaexperience and a friendly social atmosphere for you to enjoy locally, inWivelsfield.

Janet Slater

Grantham Close - Flat Available

Grantham Close, South Chailey, is a group of almshouses, which provide wardenassisted, sheltered housing to people over 60, with little capital and low income. Wehave 35 flats, double and single. At the moment we have a one bedroom flatavailable. If you know of any person in need of this type of housing, please contactus.

Elizabeth Gould 01825 722500 Teresa Wenban 01825 722586

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Four children, all ‘cellists attended a ‘County’ event at Wivelsfieldfor gifted and talented pupils. A feature of the school is the readi-ness to support charities and this year we are preparing to supportRed Nose Day. The infants have planned a history lesson whichwill take place at Lewes Castle.

I’ve lived in Chailey for only thirty five years but I do have a slightconnection with Lewes Castle. I don’t remember which centenary itwas but at the last one the council organised a photographiccompetition which I won. The transparency from which the print

was made was buried in a time capsule in the castle grounds to be dug up in ahundred years time. I don’t think the chairman of the council was much impressed byme when I volunteered to be the one who dug it up.

One of my responsibilities as a governor is to monitor literacy at the school. RecentlyI spoke to Dolphin class about story writing and told them one of my stories. Theyhave to write a piece, before half term, entitled ‘Myths’. I will see the work later. Notonly will this be a good English exercise but will be a test of the pupils’ imagination.

The threat to close public libraries is depressing. Children will have to rely on filmand television for their literary intake with all the distortions they turn out. Look at thehash the B.B.C. has made of “Lark Rise to Candleford” and not just with the storylines. In last Sunday’s episode, the delivery of 1880’s Oxfordshire country folks’dialogue was so unreal I half expected Elizabeth Bennet to walk into to Post Office.Thank goodness there is not to be another series.

We need to recruit another Community governor, if you think you might like to join usplease ‘phone the head teacher, Mrs. Morrow.

Bill Clarke 01273 400131 School 01825 722939

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Chailey Cricket ClubJumble Sale Chailey Village Hall Saturday 9th April12 (midday) Donations of jumble will be much appreciatedeither on the day from 9am or for collection call 01273890777

Mandy Dembrey

Chailey Social DanceThe next dance will be held in the village hall on 31st March,2.30-4pm.All kinds of dancing. Not much talent but lots of fun.Plus a quiz, raffle and refreshments. Please come along and support us.Call Jo on 01273 401959

Linda Collins

The deadline for the April issue of Chailey News is Tuesday 8th March. Pleaseremember, to avoid problems due to the necessityto filter e mails for spam please:

1. Send items to chaileynews@chec.co.uk2. Include “Chailey News” in Subject section of thee mail.3. If a new subscriber or sending from an e mailaddress for the first time please phone us on 01825724376 so we are aware and able to look out for it.

Best wishes from all in CHEC

Chailey News - April Issue