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The Messenger
Parish Magazine of St Michael and All Angels, Middlewich
with St John the Evangelist, Byley
50p
March 2015
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Service plan for March 2015
1st March– 2nd of Lent
8.00 am Middlewich Communion
9.15 am Middlewich Communion
11.00 am Middlewich All Age Worship
11.00 am Byley Morning Praise
4.00 pm Middlewich Bereavement Service
8th March– 3rd of Lent
9.15 am Middlewich Communion
11.00 am Middlewich Morning Praise
11.00 am Byley Communion
2.00 pm Middlewich Baptism
6.30 pm Middlewich Confirmation with Bishop Keith
15th March– 4th of Lent
9.15 am Middlewich Communion
11.00 am Middlewich Communion
11.00 am Byley Morning Prayer
6.30 pm Middlewich No Evening Service
22nd March– 5th of Lent
9.15 am Middlewich Communion
11.00 am Middlewich Morning Praise
11.00 am Byley Communion
2.00 pm Middlewich Baptism
6.30 pm Middlewich Church @ 28
Tuesdays– Healing Service 9.30 am Thursdays— Communion 9.30 am
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Middlewich Annual Parochial Church Meeting: Sunday 29th March 2015
The yearly extravaganza of the annual meeting is here again.
Sunday 29th March, 4pm in No28. An opportunity for all church members to receive the annual report and accounts, elect churchwardens and PCC members, and celebrate another successful year. Come along and join the throng!
St Michael’s Church Office
28 Hightown, Middlewich, CW10 9AN
01606 738005 Office hours 10am-2pm Monday-Friday
Office Manager : Beth Deakin [email protected]
For further contact details please see p20 …
29th March– Palm Sunday
9.15 am Middlewich Communion
11.00 am Middlewich Communion
11.00 am Byley Morning Prayer
6.30 pm Middlewich CTiM service at MCC
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Letter From the Rector Dear Friends, A cannibal, feeling a bit peckish, gobbled up a Methodist missionary for his elevenses. He then ate a Catholic priest for lunch and an Anglican bishop for supper. That night he couldn’t sleep with a terrible pain in his stomach which still distressed him in the morning, so he was obliged to call for the witchdoctor. The witchdoctor examined him and when he heard what he had been eating recently he knew immediately what the problem was. ‘I am afraid’, he said, ‘that you are experiencing an ecumenical movement!’ Jesus’ famous words, often known as the great commission, are: Go and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. (Matt. 28:19-20). The first disciples took Jesus at his word and went. If they hadn’t then there might not be a Christian church in Middlewich or Byley today. We are grateful to them for their obedience to take the good news of Jesus Christ to ‘all nations’ – the task of mission. Missionary activity has been a key part of the church ever since from the itinerant friars of the early middle ages to the colonial missionaries of the 18th and 19th centuries. Missionaries often endured great hardships and even death for the sake of bringing God’s love to new tribes and nations. Missionary work has not always had good results particularly where church and politics have become entangled, as this quote from Desmond Tutu reminds us: When the missionaries came to Africa they had the Bible and we had the land. They said ‘Let us pray’. We closed our eyes. When we opened them we had the Bible but they had the land! Despite this the task of mission continues today, a task to which every Christian is called to make a contribution. It is not our gospel, but Jesus’ gospel and he asks us to share it with others. Some are called to work on the ‘front line’ whether overseas or in our own communities, those who are not are called to support them financially and through prayer. How do we achieve this in Middlewich & Byley? By financial and prayer support for overseas mission initiatives – such as Christ for All in Andhra
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Unless the Lord Builds the house,
its Builders labour in Vain. (Psalm 127:1)
So don’t forget to Pray!
Pradesh, or the Anglican Church in the Congo (this quarter’s charitable focus). By being involved in outreach activities in our own community – such as Street Pastors, Good Neighbours, Smilers, the Alpha Course and our No28 drop-in. But perhaps most importantly by our own words and actions. Our lives should communicate God’s love to our neighbours, and as St Peter said: We should always be ready to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give a reason for that hope that you have (1 Peter 3:15). Yours in Christ Simon Drew
Easter Service Details
(all services at St Michael’s unless indicated)
Maundy Thursday (2nd April): 9:30am Midweek Communion 7:30pm Maundy Thursday Communion Good Friday (3rd April): 10:30am Walk of Witness (meet at St Mary’s RC Church) 2:00pm Devotions Easter Sunday (5th April): 8:00am BCP Communion 9:15am Communion 11:00am Family Communion 11:00am Communion (St John’s Church, Byley)
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This Mothering Sunday we will give thanks for the great job mums do, giving their all to nurture and support our families. But we remember that for many facing adversity, providing for their loved ones isn’t easy. But Mothers’ Union’s Make a Mother’s Day campaign offers a unique opportunity to not only thank or remember your mother, but also help a mother in need create a better life for her family and herself. Mothers like Rebecca, from South Sudan, who joined our Literacy and Financial Education Programme. Having learnt just how important education is, she is now determined to make sure her children stay in school because it gives them opportunities they wouldn’t otherwise have. Now she can read, Rebecca realises that, before, she could have made bad mistakes in giving medicine to her children. But now she is able to ensure they get the right treatment. This will literally save lives! Mothers’ Union also helped Rebecca start a business making and selling ice cream and juice. The income is providing a better life for her family. A gift of £15 can help people like Rebecca learn to read and write, start businesses and save with their communities to overcome poverty. Support our Make a Mother’s Day campaign and give the gifts of training and support to mothers in over 80 countries, helping them to overcome hardships and lift those around them to new heights. St. Michael's Mothers' Union will be collecting donations for this project, or you can pick up a leaflet from the table by the door to do it independently. Donations can be given to Miriam Sant or Susan Hawkes.
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Book Reviews
The Soul of Football – one man’s story of football, family and faith By Mark Chester, BRF £6.99 Have you ever wondered if the language of football could be used to explore the deeper issues of life and faith? Mark Chester is ideally placed to do just that. In a book of two halves, Mark kicks off by telling his own football story—a story of hope rising and hope dashed, of winning and losing, of an inspirational football manager, of serious injury and of the very personal impact of one of the worst football stadium disasters in history, at Hillsborough. It’s a tale inextricably linked to the story of his family, which features a migration to a foreign land, a television appearance, some intriguing graffiti, a Bride of the Year competition and a call from God. In the second half, ‘Soccer Soul’, Mark weaves together his football and Christian experience and uses the language of football, learnt so well over the years, to begin to explore 15 key areas of the Christian faith. Football is a language that is understood by billions the world over. Mark’s hope for the book is that it will be a channel to open discussion about faith with football fans far and wide. Walking with Old Testament Women: imaginative studies for Bible meditations By Fiona Stratta, BRF, £7.99 At a time when the big narratives of the Old Testament are finding their way back into the cinema (albeit through a somewhat creative reworking of the text), and the value of women to the church in terms of leadership is being reinforced, author Fiona Stratta feels the time is right for Christians to reconsider the value of the Old Testament witness for modern-day faith, with a particular focus on the women! For her new book, Fiona researched the lives of Sarah, Rebekah, Rachel, Leah, Tamar, Miriam, Rahab, Naomi, Ruth, Hannah, Bathsheba and Esther, discovering details that overfamiliarity with the stories had blurred. She found that the way in which God interacted with these ancient women has the potential to open up a fresh and powerful way of bringing God’s word into 21st-century lives.
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Biblical Crossword
I’ve wanted to put a crossword in the magazine for ages, but there’s usually no room! Clues on next page, answers on page 17.
Out with the bibles and have a go!.......................................................Ed.
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The Clues Across 8 Interrogated (Acts 12:19) (5-8) 9 ‘Burn it in a wood fire on the — heap’ (Leviticus 4:12) (3) 10 Tobit, Judith, Baruch and the books of Esdras and the Maccabees are part of it (9) 11 Science fiction (abbrev.) (3-2) 13 Clay pit (anag.) (7) 16 Went to (John 4:46) (7) 19 ‘Therefore, I urge you, brothers, in view of God’s mercy, to — your bodies as living sacrifices’ (Romans 12:1) (5) 22 David’s plea to God concerning those referred to in 14 Down: ‘On — — let them escape’ (Psalm 56:7) (2,7) 24 Royal Automobile Club (1,1,1) 25 How the book of Ezekiel refers to God more than 200 times (Ezekiel 2:4) (9,4) Down 1 Seas (Proverbs 8:24) (6) 2 One of the sons of Eli the priest, killed in battle by the Philistines (1 Samuel 4:11) (6) 3 Specialist in the study of the Muslim religion (8) 4 ‘Do not rebuke an older man harshly, but — him as if he were your fa-ther’ (1 Timothy 5:1) (6) 5 One of Esau’s grandsons (Genesis 36:11) (4) 6 Taking a chance (colloq.) (2,4) 7 God’s instructions to the Israelites concerning grain offerings: ‘ — salt to — your offerings’ (Leviticus 2:13) (3,3) 12 Confederation of British Industry (1,1,1) 14 ‘All day long they twist my words; they are always — to harm me’ (Psalm 56:5) (8) 15 The crowd’s reaction to Jesus bringing back to life a widow’s son in Nain (Luke 7:16) (3) 16 Disappear (Psalm 104:35) (6) 17 How Jeremiah was likely to die if he wasn’t rescued from the cistern where he was imprisoned (Jeremiah 38:9) (6) 18 What the prophets do to a wall, with whitewash (Ezekiel 13:10, RSV) (4,2) 20 Made by a plough (Job 39:10) (6) 21 Noah was relieved when the flood waters continued to — (Genesis 8:5) (6) 23 Jesus gave the Twelve the power and authority to do this to diseases (Luke 9:1) (4)
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Parish Registers for 2015
Middlewich Funerals
26th January George Edward Ernest Barron, Gawsworth Drive, Sandbach
27th January Ethel Mummery, Newton Court Care Home
29th January Elsie Hodgkinson, Winsford Grange Care Home
10th February Dorothy May Clarke, Stallard Way
Byley Funerals
27th February Renee Garnett, Over Peover
Weddings
At Byley
31st January Samuel Arthur Jones and Emma Louise Kaye
Baptisms
25th January James William Alderley
25th January Ava Mae Bradley
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The cost of heating and lighting St Michael's for a whole year is nearly £6,650:
Heating alone costs about £38 per day. So please turn the lights off and shut the door after you!
FUNCTIONS AT NUMBER 28
All the rooms at Number 28, which is opposite St Michael’s Church, are available for rent when not being used by the Church.
The rooms seat between 8 and 60 people, are well appointed and would suit private functions or business meetings.
A full commercial standard kitchen is also available.
Go to the Number 28 Website www.at28.org/roomhire
to see details, or phone the office on 01606 738005.
Lost Property The yellow lost property box in the pew near the door will be emptied on Monday 23rd March. If any of your belongings are hiding there, please take them home before then to make room for the next lot of mislaid items. What is the strangest thing ever left in St Michael’s?..................................Ed.
Help Needed
The intrepid band of ladies who clean St. Michael’s on the 3rd Friday of every month could do with a little help from their friends! If you like sharing some banter while wielding a mop or a duster, then this is for you! please join us any time between 9 and 11.00 am for just as long as you can spare (next session 20th March). Ring Pam Jackson ( 01606 832118) for more details.
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The Normal week at St Michael’s
Monday 9.15am Staff Meeting at Number 28 with prayers
1.15 pm SMILERS at church (not during school holidays)
7.00 pm Rehearsals for the Festival Choir in Church
7.30 pm SMAART St Michael’s handbell ringers
Tuesday 9.30 am Healing service and coffee at Number 28
7.30 pm Tower ringing practice in church
Wednesday 7.00 am Prayer in church
9.30 am Prayer @ 28
6.00 pm Worship group
7.30 pm Choir practice
Thursday 9.30 am Communion
7.30 pm Card Group at Number 28
Friday 6.00 pm BLOG (Club for Years 4, 5 and 6) not during school holidays
7.30 pm DYN@MIC (Club for Years 7, 8, 9) not during school holidays
8.00 pm AFTER DARK (Club for years 10 and above) not during school holidays
Easter Flowers
The churches of Middlewich and Byley always look wonderful at Easter. This great festival is on 5th April this year, so Janet is asking for early donations.
If you would like to contribute towards flowers for the churches during this season in memory of a loved one, please fill in the form on the facing page and send/give it to the Church Office (for St. Michael’s) or Glenys Richardson (for St John’s).
A list of contributors and those so beautifully remembered will be published in the magazine after Easter.
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Future events Friday, 6 March
Women’s World Day of Prayer will be held at St Michael’s church this year. The service starts at 1.30pm and has been prepared by the women of The Bahamas. The title is: Jesus said to them, “Do you know what I have done to you?” The speaker is Rev’d E. Woode. Tuesday, 10 March
It is always a pleasure to welcome Joan Colwell to our meetings. She will be talking about “MUGS”. We never know what to expect from Joan, but it will be very amusing. Thursday, 19 March
Hot Cross Bun coffee morning at 10.30am in No.28 following the mid-week Holy Communion service. Refreshments, table top sale and a raffle. If you have any items for the table top, please phone Miriam on 832583 or hand them to a committee member. Tuesday, 24 March
Deanery Festival Service at St Mary’s, Whitegate at 7.00pm. Please put your name on the list if you would like to attend; transport will be available. Tuesday, 14 April
A visit from Heather Cable reminiscing about some very eventful days: “Call the Midwife!” Special date for your diary.
On Tuesday, 12 May we shall not be holding our usual monthly meeting. We plan to attend the MU Diocesan Festival in Chester Cathedral at 2.00pm. Chester Archdeaconry branch banners will be processed, which will be a first outing to the Cathedral for our own new banner. If you would like to attend, a list is now available.
Jo Hulse
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There is always someone available to pray with you after services.
Just ask. It’s good to pray!
Equally, if you would like someone to come and pray with you at any time speak to :
Sylvia, Elaine or Sue Ikin.
Mothers’ Union Sunday Rota
Duty March April
Intercessions Pauline Ashley Vi Neale-Smith
Banner Susan Hawkes Jo Hulse
Escorts Chris Overton &
Thelma Ashley
Pam Dunning &
Pauline Ashley
Offertory Susan Hawkes &
Pam Dunning
Pam Jackson &
Lynn Astles
Mother’s reward
A man was decorating his new den and decided it was a good place to display all the awards he and his two sons had won at various athletic competitions. When he had filled two whole walls, he remarked to his wife that it was a shame she had no awards to contribute. The following day, she produced, neatly framed, the birth certificates of their two sons, and added them to the display.
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Palm Sunday
Palms and praises pointing to victory
as the King rides on, the promised King,
gentle and riding on a donkey. Promised of old -
and given that gift of gold, early on. Half-recognised in his kingdom- signs and words,
kindling hope, leading to hosannas, to palms and praises.
And then the turning, as this King shows a different sovereignty.
The cries of “Crucify”, the cruel crowning
as thorns pierce head and hearts.
A misunderstanding. A misreading of the signs, so clear.
A failure to trust the King, who was and is and always will be Truth.
Father, forgive us, We know not what we are doing,
Still. By Daphne Kitching
Palm Sunday Prayer
Loving Father,
People didn’t recognise Jesus as your son, on that first Palm Sunday, even though you had told them what to expect. They wanted him to be their hero, to do things their way, to meet their expectations. To be a king of their own creation. Perhaps we still do.
Help us to look beyond what we think is best, to see that the values of your Kingdom are very different from the values of this world. Help us to proclaim you as our King, to commit ourselves to building for your Kingdom to come - and then to trust you and get on with it. In Jesus name, Amen.
By Daphne Kitching
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Don’t forget to check out the 28 website...www.at28.org
Byley Annual Parochial Church Meeting
30th March 2015 In the Village Hall
Byley PCC will meet at 7.00 pm on 30th March to agree the year’s accounts. Following this the Annual Parochial Church Meeting will take place at the same venue. All are welcome to come along and receive the reports and accounts, elect PCC members and generally join in. After this important annual get-together, the PCC will have a further short meeting.
Answers to the Crossword (on p.8)
ACROSS: 8, Cross-examined. 9, Ash. 10, Apocrypha. 11, Sci-fi. 13, Typical. 16, Visited. 19, Offer. 22, No account. 24, RAC. 25, Sovereign Lord. DOWN: 1, Oceans. 2, Hophni. 3, Islamist. 4, Exhort. 5, Omar. 6, On spec. 7, Add all. 12, CBI. 14, Plotting. 15, Awe. 16, Vanish. 17, Starve. 18, Daub it. 20, Furrow. 21, Recede. 23, Cure.
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Byley Notices
Cleaning Rota
March 8th—15th C. Wilkinson 22nd—29th E. Winnett April 5th—12th V. Farrow
Flower Rota
No flowers during Lent (see pp. 12/13 re donations for
flowers on Easter Sunday– 5thApril).
Rose Fete There will be a rose fete meeting on 6th March at 7.30 pm in the Village Hall for parents whose children will be taking part in the fete. This will be an informal discussion over coffee. Please will all parents in this category attend– you will enjoy it!
Rose Queen Selection The selection of the Rose Queen and her retinue will take place on Sunday 22nd March at 2 pm in the Village Hall. All children should attend this meeting.
Easter Bingo There may be Easter Bingo on 27th March! This event has not yet been finalised, but should be great fun! Please look out for local notices nearer the time.
Home Communion
If anyone in the Byley area would like Home Communion please phone Glenys on :-01606 834343
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Byley Readers
For those who like to prepare well in advance:
the readers for April 5th (Easter Sunday) are:
Frank Walton and Christine Hankey
1st March Morning Praise Readers Sidesman
Liz Woode Anne Nichol Anita Halman Alan Percuval
8th March Communion Readers Sidesman
Thia Hughes Alan Boyle Frank Walton Caroline Oakes
15th March Morning Prayer Readers Sidesman
Lorraine Reed Josie Trelawny James Bennion Eleanor Winnett
22nd March Communion Readers Sidesman
Simon Drew Organist Jean Percival Glenys Richardson
29th March Palm Sunday
Morning Prayer Readers Sidesman
Lorraine Woode Glenys Richardson Celia Wilkinson Anita Halman
Byley This Month
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Rev Simon Drew, Rector– Middlewich and Byley
The Rectory, Poplar Fell, Nantwich Road, Middlewich CW10 9HG
01606 833440
Jeremy Coles, Director of Music & Family Work
6 Shilton Close, Middlewich CW10 0RN office: 01606 738005
[email protected] mobile:07981 051776
Rev Liz Woode, Curate & Tony Woode, Reader
6 The Grange, Hartford, CW8 1QH 01606 75030
Rev Thia Hughes, Curate
The Vicarage, 50 Norley Road, Sandiway, CW8 2JU 01606 883286 mobile 07970 734507
Rev. Lorraine Reed, Curate
1 Douglas Close, Hartford, CW8 1SH 01606 781071
Rev Simon Hamill-Stewart, Assistant Priest & Christine Hamill-Stewart, Reader
87 Warmingham Lane, Middlewich CW10 0DJ 01606 737329
Steve Broadfoot, Reader
Ruth Broadfoot, Electoral Roll
22 Angus Grove, Middlewich CW10 9GR 01606 738373
Jacqui Briscoe, Reader and Alpha leader
53 Lewin Street, Middlewich CW10 9BG 01606 836460
Sylvia Bosomworth, Pastoral Care Worker
98 Sutton Lane, Middlewich, CW10 0BY 01606 737338
Elaine Reynolds, Pastoral Care Worker 01606 832596
28 Westlands Road, Middlewich, CW10 9HN
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Sue Ikin, Pastoral Care Worker
110 West Ave., Rudheath, Northwich CW9 7ET 01606 42258
Beth Deakin, Office Manager (Mon-Fri 10am-2pm)
Church Office, 28 Hightown, Middlewich CW10 9AN
01606 738005
Steve Bailey, Middlewich Church Warden
4 Ladies Walk, Middlewich CW10 0BH 01606 834264
Graham Ikin, Middlewich Church Warden
110 West Avenue, Rudheath, Northwich CW9 7ET
01606 42258
Elaine Reynolds, Church Warden
28 Westlands Road, Middlewich, CW10 9HN 01606 832596
Christine Malkin, Middlewich PCC Secretary
5 Lindisfarne Close, Middlewich, CW10 9HS
01606 833023
Stuart Barber, Middlewich PCC Treasurer
24 Waterside Way, Middlewich CW10 9HP 01606 833161
Jo Hulse, Middlewich Mothers Union
56 Nantwich Road, Middlewich, CW10 9HG 01606 832198
John Briggs, Pledges Officer
85 Rolt Crescent, Middlewich CW10 0BE 01606 832810
Janet Chisholm, Middlewich Flower Guild
37 Brooks Lane, Middlewich CW10 0JG 01606 836263
Anne Hardy, Organist
54 Westlands Road, Middlewich, CW10 9HN 01606 832121
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If you have any articles or photographs for the next magazine, please would
you e-mail them by 15th March 2015 to the Church Office-
[email protected] . You can also place articles in the pigeon hole for the Church Office. Alternatively, you can e-mail direct to
Margaret English at: [email protected].
Ian Taylor, Middlewich Bellringers
78 Long Lane, Middlewich CW10 0EN 01606 834095
David & Miriam Sant, Children’s Society local representatives
29 King Street, Middlewich CW10 9EJ 01606 832583
Glenys Richardson, Byley
The Gables, Byley Lane, Byley, CW10 9NL 01606 834343
Anne Nicol, Byley PCC Secretary
The Round House, Byley Lane, Cranage, CW10 9LW
01606 836314
annenicol@btinternet .com
Frank Walton, Byley Church Warden
Woodside Farm, Goostrey Lane, Cranage, Holmes Chapel, CW4 8HD [email protected]
01477 533284
Alan and Jean Percival, Byley Church Warden and treasurer
The Green,Yatehouse Lane, Byley, CW10 9NS 01606 833808
Christine Hankey, Byley Village Hall
Chestnut Farm, Byley 01606 832938
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The church website address is www.middlewichparishchurch.org.uk/
St Michael’s is a registered charity, number 1127335
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Byley Village Hall
Bookings for family parties, receptions, meetings and
groups 01606 832938
Middlewich Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic Ltd
CHARTERED AND HEALTH PROFESSION COUNCIL REGISTERED PHYSIOTHERAPIST
“For all your aches and pains” Tel: 01606 832457 No G.P. referral required www.middlewich-physio.co.uk
1a ST MICHAELS WAY, TOWNBRIDGE, MIDDLEWICH, CHESHIRE, CW10 9DX
Alternative to Kennels
Going away on holiday? Just for the Weekend? “Your dog can come and stay in my home, with
adjoining fields, plenty of walks, care and attention
CALL BELINDA on 01260 224722 (Somerford Booths)
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Peter Forshaw Ltd Funeral Services
An Independent Family Business 24 Hour Personal and Dignified Service
16/18 Leadsmithy Street, Middlewich, CW10 9DF 01606 836708
Neil Hopley, Electrical Contractors Ltd NICEIC Approved
Agricultural, Industrial, Domestic Installations and Repairs Brooks Lane, Middlewich, Cheshire
01606 833993 or 07976 661061 (mobile)
CATS (Opticians) Optometrists and Contact Lens Centre
Senior Citizens special package 30-32 Wheelock Street, Middlewich CW10 9AG
01606 836582
Middlewich Community Centre
(off the Civic Hall Car Park, Middlewich)
Ideal for parties, meetings, weddings etc. Call for details of activities ( ballet, dog training, karate, cinema screen and more).
For further information phone Reg Jackson on 01606 832118
Paul Hassall Contractors (Middlewich) Electrical, Plumbing, Central Heating, Building & Joinery
All new installations, alterations and repairs – No job too small
NICEIC Approved for Electrical Work, Gas Safe Registered Engineers for Gas Work
All aspects of building maintenance covered, Bathrooms and Kitchens fitted
Freephone : 0800 9558680 or Mobile 07831 503385 e mail : [email protected]
HCPC registered Chiropodist/Podiatrist
Cheshire Lasers Medical Clinic The Acorns, 85 Wheelock Street,
Middlewich, CW10 9AE
Tel: 01606 841255 Mobile: 07748712399
