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Welcome to Hemyock
Monday, May 12 2008 @ 09:16 AM BST Welcome to Hemyock
Annual Parish Meeting a great success
 The recent “Annual Parish Meeting” at Hemyock reflected the confidence which the Council and its community have going forward.
Principles of Business Success
 Alan Thompson heads up Toshiba’s Computing Businesses for Europe, Middle East and Africa as Executive Vice President. He will be speaking about Principles of Business Success at a Hemyock Men breakfast on Saturday 24th May.
St Mary's Redecorated
 Following the service to celebrate Pentecost (Whitsun) at 11.15 am on Sunday 11th May the Parish Church of St Mary's will be closed for a period of approximately 5 weeks whilst the interior is redecorated.
Culture and Rap top the bill in Hemyock Community Week
 USA born Soprano Lynn Daniels-Morgan will head a line up of professional musicians for an event entitled "From Baroque to Folk" on the 17th May at Hemyock.
Hemyock History Group
 The May Meeting is on Thursday 8th May with Chris Dracott presenting "A Family of the RAJ."
Brownie Pack Put On A Delightful Show
 A delightful display of entertainment was presented by the girls of 1st Hemyock Brownie Pack at a parents' evening to close the term and to help them obtain their Entertainers badge. The evening included playlets, readings, recorder, guitar, violin and keyboard, tap dancing and magic.
Mozart's Requiem
 ‘Requiem Mass’ by Mozart was the work chosen by Hemyock Singers for their Spring concert presented at St Mary’s Hemyock and the previous evening at Uffculme parish church.
Vestry Meeting at St Mary's Church
Rev David Sherwood chaired the annual Vestry Meeting of St Mary's Church, Hemyock when Churchwardens for the coming year are elected.Retiring Wardens David Bawler, who had served nine years, and Michael Cooper, who had served one, were thanked for their work.
Walk on the Wildside
Listening for nightjars, searching for bats, taking in the night sky. This and more was on offer to Hemyock Men and Women last Thursday evening when Richard and Alison Whiteside of Wildside Education led a group across Culmstock Beacon.
Hemyock Tennis Men Win Through
 The Hemyock Tennis Club Men's Team recently won the local Stones Winter League sponsored by Stones Solicitors.
Hemyock Singers to Separate?
At the annual general meeting of Hemyock Singers the decision was made to look at formalising the separation of the Group.Reflecting on the history of Singers, Chairman, Janice Bawler, reminded the meeting how the group had evolved over almost 40 years. What had begun as a Music Appreciation Club within Hemyock Leisure Centre had grown into a highly successful Society putting on choral concerts and on stage, award winning musicals. Today the success continues with entertaining concerts, plays and pantomimes.
Open Evening at Hemyock Tennis Club
The Tennis Club are having an Open Evening on May 1st from 6:30 onwards, at Longmead, with a local sports shop providing rackets or racquets to try out. There will be light refreshments in the Pavilion afterwards. Non-members and members are welcome
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EventsMonday 12-MayTuesday 13-May Wednesday 14-May Thursday 15-May Saturday 17-May Sunday 18-May Monday 19-May Tuesday 20-May Wednesday 21-May Thursday 22-May Friday 23-May Saturday 24-May Sunday 25-May LinksDevon NewsLocal WeatherHeadline:Dry and warm with some good sunny spells.Today:Early mist will soon clear to give another dry and very warm day with some good spells of sunshine. Moderate northeasterly winds will persist through the day. Maximum temperature 25 °C.Tonight:After a fine evening, tonight will remain dry with clear spells. It could become misty in places, particularly out in the country side. Minimum temperature 11 °C.Tuesday:Early mist will soon clear to give another dry day with sunny spells. It will be noticeably cooler than of late, though still feeling warm. Maximum temperature 22 °C.Updated: 0332 on Mon 12 May 2008 sourced from the Met Office |
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