Issue 299 June 2018 www.chipperfield.org.uk

Chipperfield

NEWS

St Paul’s complete Cup double withdramatic last minute winner! On

Monday 23 April St Paul’s Schoolplayed the schools primary district cupfinal at Hemel Hempstead School. Thecompetition includes forty primaryschools within Dacorum and the gamesspread between October and April. Theschool played eight group games, aquarter final, semi-final where they beatlocal rivals Bovingdon 2-1, and then thefinal against Broadfields School.Within ten minutes after kick off StPaul’s found themselves 2-0 down, butafter composing themselves they startedto play their usual pass and movefootball which resulted in levelling thescore to 2-2 at half time.Second half was very close with bothteams fully committed to defending andattacking, the deciding goal came withone minute to go and St Paul’s had theirheads in front for the first time. So finalscore 3-2 to St Paul’s and a welldeserved victory.This completed the double cup victoryas the school’s football team had wonthe day tournament at Kings Langleyschool a few weeks earlier.

A parent of the school, Mark Swales,took the training sessions and matchdays. A big thank you to Mark forcommitting his time to the team.Nick Fanshawe who is the school’sfootball leader added, “To win thedouble is quite some achievement for aschool so small. We have gone throughan entire campaign unbeaten, onlydrawing one game and winning the rest.A completely well deserved and fittingend to all their hard work".Special mention to ChipperfieldCorinthians who allowed the school touse the pitch and facilities for homegames; there is no doubt that theimproved surface and size of the pitchhelped the team throughout the season.Chipperfield Corinthians football clubhas two adult teams and the first teamplay in the Hertfordshire County league.It also has a rapidly expanding juniorsection with 8 football teams from ages6 to 12.

Tony EvansVice Chairman

Chipperfield Corinthians Youth Club

SCHOOL FOOTBALL SUCCESS

VILLAGE FAIRSATURDAY 14 JULY, 12PM CHIPPERFIELD COMMON

We are pleased to announce our VillageFair is fast approaching and plans arebeing finalised for a marvellousafternoon and evening. Entry to the Fairis FREE for all and we, as organiserswould like to see as many village folk,and their families and friends, comealong and support this event. Theemphasis is on our community and allvillage organisations have theopportunity to attend and raisevaluable funds for themselves.We have a show ring and there will beactivities and demonstrations allafternoon. Theravet are running a fundog show so there will be a suitableclass for all you dog lovers. A village tug-of-war competition will run betweenthe pubs and local organisations, allpulling to win the coveted Alf BrownTrophy. There will be food and drink vendors,fairground rides, raffles and all the stallsthat one would expect at our Fair. Musicwill be provided all afternoon byMillionaire Sounds.In the evening, from 6.30pm onwards,there will be two live bands at Theravet,as they launch their new canine charity.Tickets just £10.Please come and support your village.Any surplus that we generate will add tothe Village Jubilee Fund and will be usedto assist with projects and the needy inour community.If you would like to take a stall or raisesome money, please email:malcolmleach@hotmail.co.uk

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGMonday 11 June 7.30pm

All welcomePlease come and see what is new andexciting in our local Hall after the

recent refurbishments. Refreshments

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CHIPPERFIELDHORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

SUMMER SHOWSaturday 16 JuneVillage Hall, 2.30pm

In spite of the terrible spring weather,this summer show will be filled with allthe most wonderful annuals andperennials especially sweet peas and, ofcourse, roses. All the flowers have theirown classes as well as the very popularclasses we introduced two years ago;four kinds of herbs, five hosta leaves,five Fern leaves as well as a vase ofmixed grasses and/or wildflowers. Thisis also the time for the soft fruit and thereare classes for them all as well asvegetables. Floral art have their usualthree classes. Handicraft: anything frompainting, drawing, embroidery, soft toys,canvas work, woodwork, a quilt orindeed any other craft article. Displayframes are available for any quilts.The domestic section includes a jar ofjam, a 9” pizza with any topping, aginger loaf, four pieces of breadpudding, three individual fruit pavlovasand seven Viennese fingers, both endsdipped in chocolate. All soundswonderful!The photography section has threeclasses; ‘Butterfly or Butterflies’,‘Sunset’ and ‘A flower, close up’. Themaximum size print is 7” x 5” and maybe mounted.The juniors are divided into two sections3-7 years and 8-15 years. Each sectionhas two classes; ‘Make a RecycledArticle’, ‘Something New FromSomething Old’ and ‘An Arrangementof Grasses in a Jam Jar’ Each exhibitmust be the exhibitor’s own unaidedwork; school work may be entered.There will be a bring and buy plant andproduce stall.Prize giving at approximatly 3.30pmfollowed by an auction of produce and araffle. We will be serving our famoushomemade cream teas and cakes. Socome along and have a great afternoon;we look forward to having you with us.If any of our members have mislaid theirschedules, please contact.

Ann Soanes 01923 262756

Chipperfield News is a newspaper for thecommunity of Chipperfield and thesurrounding area. Articles are welcomedthough are published at the discretion of theeditors. While it is our intention thatreaders should find these of interest, anysuch contribution, whether or not it bearsthe author’s name, is published on the basisthat the views contained therein may ormay not reflect those of Chipperfield Newsand, in all such cases, are not endorsed bythe newspaper. As such, ChipperfieldNews takes no responsibility or liability forthe information in these articles.

FLAUNDEN CHURCH TEAS

Do come and join us for tea andhomemade cakes, 3pm - 5pm in the

church room every Sunday throughoutthe summer. There are lovely views

across the valley and friends to chat with.We look forward to seeing you

(and your dogs!)

PROPOSED REDEVELOPMENT OF‘GARDEN SCENE’ SITE

Enclosed with this issue of ChipperfieldNews is a leaflet from developer‘Marchfield Homes’ outlining theirproposed scheme of 17 homes and anew ‘home’ for the present VillageStore and Post Office. Under discussionsince 2013, not only with DacorumBorough Council as part of a pre-application process but alsoChipperfield Parish Council, the schemetakes on board the comments andsuggestions from both Councils. Thedevelopment will have two accesspoints – one from Chapel Croft to thewestern side of the site including thevillage store and the other from CroftLane for the eastern side.The scheme includes a replacementstorage unit for your Parish Council toreplace the current one housed on theexisting site.Marchfield wishes to apply for planningapproval this summer but recognisesthat this is the largest development inChipperfield for more than 10 years andhas agreed to the Parish Council’ssuggestion to inform the whole villageabout this proposal via ChipperfieldNews. Additionally, Marchfield, theirarchitects and planning consultantswelcome feedback and suggestionsfrom Chipperfield residents’, see thefinal paragraph of the leaflet. YourParish Council would appreciate a copyof your feedback being sent to:parishclerk@chipperfield.org.ukIn terms of timescale, it is likely to beabout two years to completion.

Cllr Geoff BryantChair of Planning Committee,

Chipperfield Parish Council

THURSDAYSat

BLACKWELLSEyes down at 8.30pm

Have a chat, a drink and something to eat with friends

BINGO

MANOR HOUSE BARNCONCERT

Saturday 21 JulyThe popular summer concert of greatsongs and light-hearted music withorchestral accompaniment will be takingplace in the Manor House Barn on 21 Julyat 7.30pm. The extensive Manor HouseGardens will be open for ticket holders tovisit from 6.30pm, by kind courtesy of theTapner family. Drinks will be available onthe terrace during that time and again inthe interval. This year the concert willhave some underlying post WW1themes, but we are delighted that our starcentral feature will be The Leading Ladies,led by Rosie Clifford. The evening willhost a galaxy of unforgettable music.Seating is limited and numbered seats willbe sold from front to back. Tickets are £15,available from Ann Soanes from 18 June. Email: Ann-tony@hotmail.co.uk Tel: 01923 262756.If you would like to take part in the chorusfor this concert, full information, includingrehearsal times, can be obtained fromAnne King by email:annejking@gmail.com.

COMMUNITYDEFIBRILLATOR

SEMINARThursday 14 June, 7pm St Paul’s Parish Room

The Community Heartbeat Trust will bedemonstrating the use of defibrillators; itis not a hands on event. The course willlast approximately two hours. Parkingwill be available in the School car parkwhich closes at 10pm.This is a free event funded by the ParishCouncil and all residents are welcome.Any enquiries, please contact the ParishClerk: parishclerk@chipperfield.org.uk

LOCAL ART EXHIBITIONThe Wildacre Art Group is holding anexhibition on Sunday 26 August from 2-5pm and Monday 27 August from10.30am-5pm at Chenies BaptistChurch. There will be pictures ondisplay, both framed and unframed, in avariety of media, watercolour, pastel,acrylic and oil. Many greetings cardsandrefreshments, will be available.

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UPDATE FOR JUNE Do you want to add to the list or areyou able to assist with any of thefollowing? If so, give me a ring.Village Hall – Next project is woodpreserver on the Theatre Group sheds –a ‘thank you’ for their Aladdin fourmonths ago. Still waiting for avolunteer, or someone to offer money.School Gym – The lining for the curtainsin the school gym – waiting for themachinist to do the work – cost iscovered.School Outdoor Furniture – Woodenfurniture in the school. Moneyreceived, waiting for dry weather.March and April were too wet!Churchyard Wall – The flint wall roundthe churchyard - this still needs workremoving the ivy. Two people areworking at this but still need somemore help with the far side. Have yousome time?Village Hall – inside of the boiler house.Our young volunteer has paintedalmost half, but is now doing GCSEs.Thank you to the Bucks Hill family whosupplied another 10 litres. Have youany time to help paint?Projects for June – repointing of thechurchyard wall. Could you help withthis on a working party for a half day?Now two volunteers, hoping to fix amorning in June. The red phone box – We could use acouple more volunteers to work on theinside as well, paint provided bysomeone who can see the box from hishouse!

Stephen Morrill: 01923 263182

VOLUNTEERS CORNER

Terry Timberlake, chairman ofChipperfield Short Mat Bowls Club,

with his competition partner StewartGoldsmith won the Blackwell PairsTrophy in a closely fought final. Onwhat should have been the last game ofthe match the score was even, and so anextra end had to be played, which wasdecisive. The runners up were GrahamSkinner with Bill Taylor, who helpedmake the final a match to remember.The John Prestwich trophy, for the mostimproved player, was awarded this yearto David Hamberger, who is in fact aveteran member of the Club. An unusualchoice by the Club Committee but Davidin the past has had difficulty playingwell so decided to change his hand.After a short learning period David hasimproved remarkably.The trophies were awarded at the Club’s

annual end of season dinner, held thisyear at Boxmoor Lodge. The Chairman,as ever, entertained us with his speechand thanked the ladies who organize thecatering, Doreen Adair and AnneAtkins, together with Bill Taylor whomanages the Pairs competition.The Club plays from October to the endof April at the Village Hall and hasenjoyed a particularly good season withfull membership. We were fortunate inonly losing one evening, in March, tobad weather. Two additional inter-clubmatches were organized against KingsLangley and Leverstock Green. Many ofour members continue their bowlingoutside in the summer with other clubs,and so Club members can now lookforward to meeting up again at theVillage Hall, Chipperfield, in October.

Alan Betts, Secretary

Stewart Goldsmith, Bill Taylor and Terry Timberlake

CHIPPERFIELD INDOOR SHORT MAT BOWLS CLUB

CHORAL SOCIETY SUMMER CONCERT

'Light Eternal' At our Summer Concert on Saturday 16June we will be commemorating the endof the First World War with a selection ofmusic specially chosen for our theme'Light Eternal'. The main piece is themoving Requiem by John Rutter whichincludes the gloriously pure and much-loved Pie Jesu. Also, by Rutter, we willbe performing his setting of well knownNegro spirituals 'Feel the Spirit'. We thenhave Arthur Robson's evocative 'TheSoldier' and the concert rounds off with arousing medley of well-known songsfrom the First World War. The soloist forthe concert will be Rosemary Clifford.The concert starts at 7.30pm in St Paul'sChurch. As usual we hope for a glorioussummer evening so that interval drinkscan be taken al fresco. Tickets areavailable from choir members or the BoxOffice on 01923 400520.

CHIPPERFIELD PARISH COUNCILPlanning and Council meeting

Monday 18 Junein the Village Hall

7.15pm Planning, 7.45pm Parish Council

All residents welcomeCarole Butcher

Clerk to the Council01923 263901

parishclerk@chipperfield.org.uk

www.chipperfieldparishcouncil.gov.uk

The Parish Office is open 9am-12.30pm Monday to Friday in theVillage Hall, The Common,Chipperfield, WD4 9BS.

FRIENDS OFCHIPPERFIELD COMMONOur final meeting of the season is a jointFoG meeting and barbecue on Saturday30 June. Meet at Bunkers Park RarPark, Bedmond Road, HemelHempstead, at 9.15am.For further details, contact VanessaJohnson, Dacorum Borough Council,01442 228844 or emailvanessa.johnson@dacorum.gov.uk

PINTS OF VIEWPints of View provides a forum in whichwe can consider topical matters, aspectsof faith, moral issues and dilemmas ininformal surroundings over a pint ofbeer, a coffee or soft drink (we have a‘buy your own drinks’ policy). Monday18 June, 8pm, at The Plough, Belsize,is the date of our next get together.Everyone is welcome. Come andconsider how our world can be put torights. Bob Shearer and John Guy

THANK YOUDespite the ghastly weather on Saturday28 April the rain more or less held off.We had volunteers inside, springcleaning St Paul's Church, and even moreministering to the churchyard.Many thanks to everyone who was thereand especial thanks to Phil Waine, aperfect producer of breakfasts!

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ST PAUL’S PARISH CHURCHwww.hcsp.net

Incumbent Rev. Michele du SaireThe Vicarage, The Street, Chipperfield, WD4 9BJe-mail: micheledusaire.hcstp@gmail.comVicarage phone: 01923 265848Church Wardens Ian Chantrell 01923 269394

07807 031235Alison Bush abush@cheshamprep.co.uk

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THE BAPTIST CHURCHMinister Vacant

CATHOLIC CHURCH OF OUR LADYFather Richard Mway Zeng SDS

01923 266177 Curate: Fr Christopher Luoga

UNITYUNITYThe Churches in Chipperfield

REGULAR SERVICESAND MEETINGS

WEDNESDAYLittle Angels Toddler Group Baptist Church, 9.30-11am

(term time only)FRIDAY

Choir PracticeSt Paul’s, 7.45pm

Your needs - our prayersWhen you just can’t see what to do!Or life seems to be overwhelmingyou? We are happy to pray for you!We pray in the Baptist church for theneeds of the community ofChipperfield and beyond.We want to do this because we believeGod answers prayers and is alwaysready to do great things.Be sure that even if you want to givenames, everything shared will be instrictest confidence. 1/3 of prayers answered positivelyin 5 months!Four people have got jobs as ananswer to specific prayers.Two healings of serious and terminaldisease.Various illnesses healed.Witnessed around a third of allprayers answered positively!Text: 07808 155470 (texts will be deleted once prayed for). E-mail:prayers@chipperfieldbaptistchurch.co.ukOr slip your request under the frontdoor of the Baptist Church.

ST PAUL’S AND HOLY CROSSAlthough I haven’t personally counted, I am told that there are 365 times in the Biblewhen we are told ‘fear not’. In theory this should leave us just one day every four yearswhen we need to really worry. But there seem to be lots of reasons to be afraid, thepolitical climate nationally and internationally appears increasingly unstable,citizenship increasingly uncertain.All of these fearful things are talked up, increasing our fearfulness. As we become morefearful and our fears more exaggerated we are less able to live in harmony with eachother, or have a sense of belonging; suspicion and alienation become the order of theday.There are forces afoot in the world hell-bent on feeding our fears, using them againstus, masking the innate goodness in the world, creating a hostile environment of mistrustof others, taking us down paths of separation and fragmentation rather than co-operation and integration. Fear As we look at the world around us, fear is like a distorting lens which dulls our senses,clouds our judgement, obscures truth. What is that? And it curbs our rejoicing,upsetting the rhythm of the dance. Fear reduces the human capacity for love…….for everything. Let’s just say that fear reduces human capacity.So what life do we want to choose for ourselves, for our children – fear or freedom?Fear induces us to circumscribe our actions in such a way as to provide an illusion ofsafety. Freedom takes courage, to be sure: and that’s a problem for most of us as it’soften pretty scary. But it leads to a life of abundance and love. Jesus’ intent was toprovide his disciples with the tools to live this abundant life of freedom - a life worthliving. It starts with love. In his own words Jesus reminds us that “perfect love drivesout fear”, even if it did lead to the cross. Michele.

Rector to the Benefice of Sarratt and Chipperfield

ST PAUL’S AND HOLY CROSSBENEFICE OFFICE HOURSTuesday 10.30am to 2.45pmThursday 9.15am to 2.45pmFriday 9.15am to 1.30pm

Contact details:Sonya Tolmie

holycrossstpauls@btconnect.com01923 264377www.hcsp.net

OUR LADY MOTHER OF THE SAVIOUR RC CHURCHAs May concludes, we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, of courseuniversally known as Trinity Sunday. While we contemplate the mysteriousness ofGod, it is a time when we turn into a different chapter in the liturgical year. SinceAdvent we have been largely engaged following the principal events in Jesus’ life. Nowwe take a more measured approach, and we are invited to pay more attention to worshipGod in the form of Father, Son and Holy Spirit, all three. While the emphasis of ourscripture readings will be on the ministry of Jesus, it is through the understanding of theTrinity that our Christian discipleship and love for fellow man will be boosted.Early in June there is another important feast underlining the legacy of God’s plan formankind’s redemption. On Maundy Thursday, perhaps overshadowed by the sombreevents of the final few days of Christ’s earthly presence, we celebrated the institutionof the Eucharist. In less gloomy times comes the day of The Body and Blood of Christ,always known as ‘Corpus Christi’. Of course, the Eucharistic service always takesplace under the shadow of the Cross, so whatever the time of year, it’s a memorial ofthe sacrificial love that was central to Christ’s mission on earth. Partaking in theEucharist invites us to place self-sacrificing love firmly in the centre of our Christianlives.So, in June we will welcome our youngsters to their next step of their growingunderstanding and participation in Christian faith. ‘First Holy Communion’ is a day ofcelebration, both spiritually and temporally, as they join their elders in the Eucharisticcommemoration. “May they always know the peace of Jesus, the light of His love, and the joy of His lifewithin them”.

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DIARY OF SERVICES AT ST PAUL’S AND HOLY CROSSJUNETuesday to Thursday of each week

8am Morning Prayer St Paul’sSun 3 (1st Sunday) 1st Sunday after Trinity

8am Holy Communion St Paul’s10am Benefice Communion Holy Cross

Sat 910am - 5pm Sarratt Flower Festival Holy Cross

Sun 10 (2nd Sunday) 2nd Sunday after Trinity8am Holy Communion St Paul’s10am All Age Worship St Paul’s10am Flower Festival Family Communion Holy Cross11am - 5pm Sarratt Flower Festival Holy Cross3pm RSCM* Safari Evensong- Part 1 St Lawrence,

Bovingdon3.50pm RSCM* Safari Evensong- Part 2 Holy Cross4.30pm RSCM* Safari Evensong- Part 3 St Paul’s

(followed by tea in the Parish Room)Wed 13 (2nd Wednesday)

10am 2nd Wednesday Holy Communion Holy CrossSun 17 (3rd Sunday) 3rd Sunday after Trinity

8am Holy Communion Holy Cross10am Benefice Communion St Paul’s6.30pm Compline (traditional night prayer) Holy Cross

Sun 24 (4th Sunday) Birth of John the Baptist8am Holy Communion Holy Cross10am Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer) St Paul’s10am Open House Family Service Holy Cross

‘Jesus, and John the Baptiser’ July (first part of month) Tuesday to Thursday of each week

8am Morning Prayer St Paul’sSun 1 (1st Sunday) 5th Sunday after Trinity

8am Holy Communion St Paul’s10am Benefice Communion Holy Cross

Sun 8 (2nd Sunday) 6th Sunday after Trinity8am Holy Communion St Paul’s10am All Age worship St Paul’s10am Holy Communion and Childrens Church Holy Cross

Wed 11 (2nd Wednesday)10am 2nd Wednesday Holy Communion Holy Cross

Sun 15 (3rd Sunday) 7th Sunday after Trinity8am Holy Communion Holy Cross10am Morris Men Service St Paul’s6.30pm Compline (traditional night prayer) Holy Cross

* RSCM - Royal School of Chuch MusicDIARY OF SERVICES AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH

JuneSun 3 Paul TuckerSun 10 Colin BriantSun 17 TBDSun 24 Rev. Tom Kirk from Beechen Grove, Watford

All services are at 10.30am with Communion on the 1st and 3rd Sundays, unless otherwise noted

SERVICES AT OUR LADY MOTHER OF THE SAVIOURSunday 10am MassSaturday 6.30pm Vigil MassTuesday and Friday 10am Mass

ST PAUL’S PARISHREGISTER

We Welcome into God’s ChurchAlfie James Head – 6 May 2018We Commend to God’s Merciful

KeepingOlive Taylor – 9 April 2018Graham Lionel Boroughs –

9 April 2018

THE ARTS SOCIETYRICKMANSWORTH

Tuesday 12 JuneTHE DAY

PARLIAMENT BURNTDOWN

Caroline ShentonA gripping hour-by-hour story of the fireof 16 October 1834 through contemporarydepictions of the disaster.

Sarratt Village HallCoffee is served from 10:30am, lecturestarts at 11am. Visitors are alwayswelcome but we do ask for a smalldonation of £7.

For more information,www.TASRickmansworth.org.uk

Chipperfield once again hosted the

welcoming party for the Dulux Charity

Cycle Ride, known as the North London

Leg Buster, on Sunday 13 May.

Blackwell’s and St Paul’s School PTA

arranged flags and banners along the road

as well as a Family Fun-day for villagers

and supporters of the cyclists. Hundreds

of cyclists rode through the village on

their route around London raising money

for nationally known charities.

Our wonderful school came up trumps

with lots of stalls, including bottle

tombola, sweets in jazzy jars, cakes, hook

a duck and candyfloss.

The PTA has donated the money raised

towards some much needed interactive

whiteboards for the classrooms. Thank

you to everyone who supported us.

PAINT JOB ON THE COMMON

June 2018, Page 8 Chipperfield NEWS

2018 marks 100 years since the end ofthe 1914-1918 War, as well as the 100thAnniversary of the Royal Air Force. Dacorum is hosting an Armed ForcesDay event which will give local residentsthe valuable opportunity to showsupport and appreciation for the entireArmed Forces community. This includescadets, veterans and families of Servicemembers as well as those who arecurrently serving. The free, familyfriendly, event will feature ThePortsmouth Action Field Gun DisplayTeam, the RAF Halton Military WivesChoir and many more exciting acts.The Dacorum Armed Forces Day event is

on 30 June, 10am - 4pm in GadebridgePark, Hemel Hempstead. Please visitwww.armedforcesday.org.uk.To celebrate and commemorate the 100years since the formation of the RoyalAir Force, my RAF colleague and I areplanning to each ride a motorcycle 4000miles around the UK visiting 100 RAFstations, past and present, in ten days atthe end of July, raising money for theRAF 100 Appeal. For more informationfollow us on Facebook, Twitter andInstagram@RAF100Stations. More updates willalso follow in the Chipperfield News.

Corporal Marcus Rees-Whybrow, RAF

LOCAL ARMED FORCES EVENTS

ANNUAL PARISH MEETINGForty five people as well as our councillorscame to the Annual Meeting in the ParishRoom; County Councillor Richard Robertswas also there, along with guest speakerGiles Meredith from CDA Herts, a topicalspeaker in view of likely developmentsalong Chapel Croft.After summaries of what the Council hasbeen doing since the last APM, Councillorspresented grant cheques totalling £9,100to support local organisations – junior andsenior football clubs, maintenance of thechurchyard, refurbishment of the VillageHall, the New Burial Ground Trust, andsmaller amounts to the Liz Holliday Fundand to support the Walks throughVictorian Chipperfield led by Mary Nobbseach year for year 6 pupils.Traffic; smiley face speed signs shouldappear late summer on the Tower Hill andBucks Hill approaches to the village; HCCare surveying final positions for suitability.Garden Scene; Councillors updated themeeting on the proposed developmentwith single and multi-bedroom housing inChapel Croft. We hope that there will bean insert including architects’ drawingswith this edition of Chipperfield News.(There is more information from theCouncil on page 2 of this edition).The Land Rover Garage; sales andservicing are scheduled to move to newpremises in Aston Clinton after Christmas,but there are no firm proposals yet for theredevelopment of the site. A likely use isfor housing.Giles Meredith then spoke about the roleof the Herts Community DevelopmentAgency which supports villages in matterssuch as transport, housing, village hallsand community energy projects,spreading news of what works and whatdoesn’t. Interestingly, he said that theonly sites to have provided trulyaffordable housing are those where thelocal authority already owned the land;private developers have built very littlethat is truly affordable.In the Open Forum concern wasexpressed about parking opposite theTwo Brewers making it difficult forMoreen (the school crossing patrol) andfor traffic turning left from Bucks Hill.Others highlighted customer parkingoutside the Larder which makes it difficultfor traffic from Chapel Croft to see carsapproaching along The Street. The meeting ended with snacks and drinksand opportunities to chat with ourcouncillors. On behalf of our readersChipp News thanks the councillors, clerk,warden and ranger for the work that theydo to keep Chipperfield in good order.

CHIPPERFIELD AND THE GREAT WAR

The 3 June marks the centenary of thedeath from wounds, at the front, ofArthur Providence Bignell. Arthur wasborn at Pemans Green in 1884, but spentmost of his life in Belsize where he livedwith his widowed mother Mary. Aformer pupil of Chipperfield School heworked as a road mender prior to joiningup. In December 1916 he crossed toFrance and was a driver with the RoyalArtillery. On 3 June 1918 he wasseverely wounded when going to theguns while on duty and received a shellwound to the head. Arthur neverrecovered consciousness and his bodywas laid in Esquelbecq Cemetery nearDunkirk. Meanwhile on the home front Williamand Cissy Allen of CommonwoodHouse found themselves in trouble forfood hoarding. With the deterioration inthe food supply, controls on the hoardingof food came into effect in 1917, and inJanuary 1918 food rationing wasintroduced. Following a complaintreceived by the Watford Food ControlCommittee, their inspector spent fivehours conducting a search ofCommonwood House. He found largequantities of various food itemsdistributed around the 25 room house,including a bedroom. Mrs Allen said thatshe had originally stockpiled the foodfor fear of an invasion. Despiteprotestations that Mrs Allen hadreported the hoard to The Ministry ofFood the magistrates find William Allen£350 with £112 costs. This was reducedon appeal to £65 with £40 costs.

Andrew Nobbs

ST PAUL’S SCHOOL NEWSIt has been a very busy start to thesummer term. Year 4 went off on theirresidential to Kingswood ActivityCentre in Norfolk. After a rathereventful start, in which the coach gotstuck in the mud outside school, theyhad a fantastic few days – the wonderfulweather made all the difference. Theyparticipated in a range of activities,including: Abseiling, Leap of Faith(where they had to climb a pole, jumpand catch a trapeze), Go-Karting, PoolParty, Laser, Orienteering, Boulderingand Obstacle Challenge. It waswonderful to see the children progressand grow in so many ways, taking onpersonal challenges, developingindependence, work as a team and mostimportantly, having fun!FundraisingWe have had some response to ourfundraising request for newwhiteboards, including a couple ofparents and an extremely generousvillager – thank you. FOSP (Friends ofSt Paul’s) have also continued to workincredibly hard with the Easter EggHunt, Movie Night and Dulux Fun Day.The staff and children are extremelypleased with the two new boards that wehave been able to purchase – the qualityof what we can offer has improvedenormously. More funds are still neededso please pass this information on toanybody or any organisation who maybe in the position to support or sponsorus. Many thanks.

Caroline Moore, HeadteacherSt. Paul's C of E VA Primary School

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I love the changing seasons; I have alwaysthought it would be boring if it were sunnyevery day. My favourite time of year isearly spring, the joy of finding the firstprimrose in bloom, the freshness of newgreen grass. What could be better?Primroses are probably my favouriteflowers; as a child we used to go and pickthem. I know better now. I got quitedisheartened when they began to diminishin The Wings, the woodland that my fathergave me. 35 years ago Dad and I wouldhave a few days in January or Februarythinning some of the ash to make fencingstakes or sycamore or holly for firewood,but for the last 15 years or so nothing wascut and, with the loss of light, theprimroses began to disappear.With the help of John Morris at theChilterns Woodland Project I got a fellinglicence and in 2014 we marked up and soldsome ‘standing firewood’. It looked a bitdrastic, seeing so many trees with orangespots, but John knows what he is doing and

JUNE IN YOUR GARDENWith nice long warm days this is the month that we can really enjoy our gardens. There arestill plenty of jobs to get on with.The flower garden.We have not had a frost in June for over forty years so it should be safeto plant out the most tender plants. Plant the beds and borders with bedding plants such asageratum, begonias, cosmos, dahlias, marigolds, nemesia and petunias using alyssum andlobelia for edging. Geraniums, fuchsias, large flowered begonias and pelargoniums areplants that do not need a great deal of water. Plant up hanging baskets, window boxes andcontainers with geraniums, fuchsias, begonias, surfinia, petunias, and calibrachoa usingtrailing plants such as verbena, nepeta, bidens, bacopa, lobelia and trailing begonias. Mixwater retaining gel such as SwellGel with good compost when planting and feed regularlywith a liquid feed such as Miracle Gro or Phostrogen. Feed roses, shrubs and perennials withToprose fertilizer or Vitax Q4, using an ericaceous feed for camellias, rhododendrons andazaleas. Spray roses every few weeks with something like Roseclear to prevent attacks ofblackspot, mildew and rust. Clip topiary such as box pyramids but do not cut hedges untilthe birds have finished nesting. Keep planting container grown roses, trees, shrubs,climbers, conifers and cottage garden hardy perennials. Stake the taller growing plants andapply thick mulches around plants to help moisture conservation.Fruit and vegetables. Start to pick strawberries and raspberries and cover with netting tokeep the birds off. Strawberry runners can be rooted and potted ready for planting out fornext season. Plant out runner beans, marrows and courgettes, outdoor tomatoes and ridgecucumbers and make further sowings of runner beans plus dwarf beans, carrots, peas, swedeand sweet corn. Plant Brussels sprouts, celery, leeks and winter cabbage and sow saladcrops regularly plus catch crops. Earth up the potatoes and start to harvest new potatoes.Watch for the caterpillars of the cabbage white butterfly and remove them and coverbrassicas with netting which should help. Put codling moth traps up into apple trees, if notalready done. Water vegetables regularly, hoe to keep down weeds and feed with growmorefertilizer or fish, blood and bone.The greenhouse. Tomatoes need to be tied up and side shoots will need to be removed andalways water tomatoes regularly and feed with liquid feed such as Tomorite. There is stilltime to plant tomatoes, cucumbers, aubergines and peppers in pots and growbags. Watch forgreenhouse whitefly and putting up sticky traps often helps. Keep the greenhouse wellventilated and damp down during hot spells to keep the humidity up.Lawn and garden. Keep cutting lawns regularly but never cut too short especially in hotdry weather. Water new turfed or seeded grass areas but never water established lawns.After a very dry spell brown lawns will always green up quite quickly. Water plants growingin containers regularly, but it should not be necessary to water plants growing in the groundunless they have just been planted.Shows and events. Chipperfield Summer Flower Show on 16 June and BovingdonShow is on 30 June. The RHS Chatsworth Flower Show is on 6-10 June and the RHSHampton Court Palace Flower Show is on 2-8 July (tickets from rhs.org.uk/shows or ring0844 995 9664). BBC Gardeners World Live is at the NEC Birmingham on 11-17 June(tickets from bbcgardenersworldlive.com or ring 0844 581 1344). Gardens open to visit thismonth include 124 Highfield Way, Rickmansworth on 3 June, Ashridge House,Berkhamsted, and Serge Hill Gardens, Bedmond, on 10 June Terry Simmonds

now it’s hard to believe we took any out atall. But there are more primroses than Ihave ever seen before!This morning Ted, my old dog, wasfeeling quite spritely and we walked up toThe Wings, enjoying the dawn chorus. Thebluebells were just opening and there weregreat pools of snow-white blooms on theramsons or wild garlic plants. I hate thesmell when one treads on the leaves, butthey looked stunning amongst thebluebells in the low morning light. Theyare spreading and so is the delicate littlewoodruff. Violets are everywhere; it mademy heart sing!Soon the leaves will be out on the trees andthe wood will take on a different feel. ThenI will have to decide when to thin again. Ihave done several woodland managementcourses recently and it seems one shouldlook at a wood every five years and thin asnecessary, so maybe next year or the yearafter. I will not be leaving it so long again,that is for sure! Wendy Bathurst

LET THERE BE LIGHT

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HEALTH, BEAUTYAND

FASHION FAIRSunday 17 June 11am - 4pm

Entry Free Stalls selling a variety of facial,body and well being products,bags, jewellery and much more. Pamper sessions including variousmassages, treatments and nails.To book your pamper sessionscontact zandra@sageroom.co.uk

Everything to get your Summer sorted

Light refreshments available.Stallholder fees and profits from

refreshments go to the Village Hall, For more details please contact Janet Newman 0774 956 0422

For information about an event, club or class contact the appropriate hall booking agent listed below or visit the village website, www.chipperfield.org.uk/organisations.

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The joint July / August issue issue is published on 28 June, the last date for copy is Friday 8 June.

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CHIPPERFIELD CLUBS, CLASSES AND SOCIETIESEVENT DAY TIME LOCATIONAfter School Club Monday - Friday (Term time) 3pm Small HallArt Group Thursday 2pm Parish RoomArt Workshop Saturday (monthly) 9.30am Parish RoomBallet Monday 4pm BlackwellsBallet Tuesday 4pm BlackwellsBallet Saturday 9am BlackwellsBingo Thursday 8.30pm BlackwellsBowls Tuesday 7pm Village HallBowls Friday 7pm Village HallBrownies Wednesday 6.30pm Parish RoomChipperfield Breakfast and After School Club Monday - Friday (Term time) 7:30 - 9am then 3 - 6.15pm Small HallChipperfield Pre-School and Lunch Club Monday - Friday (Term time) 9am - 3pm Small HallChipperfield Holiday Club School Holidays and Inset Days 8am - 4.30pm Small HallChoral Society Thursday 7.30pm Village HallChurch Choir Friday 7.45pm Parish RoomExtend Exercise - for 60+ Thursday 10.30am Village Hall Film Night Friday (2nd in the month) 7.15pm (October - March) Sarratt Village HallHealth Walks Tuesday and Thursday 9.30am Blackwells car parkIrish Dancing Thursday 4pm BlackwellsJazzercise Monday 9.30am Village Hall Karate Tuesdays (Term time) 6pm Small HallKeep Fit Tuesday 10.30am Parish RoomKeep Fit Thursday 10.30am Parish RoomLeaving Pain Behind Wednesday 2pm Village Hall Parents and Toddlers Tuesday 9.30am Village Hall Pilates Monday 9.10am, 10.10am and 11.10am BlackwellsPilates Monday 9.30am Parish RoomPilates Monday 6.45pm and 8pm Parish RoomPilates Tuesday 7pm and 8pm BlackwellsPilates Wednesday 9.10am, 10.10am and 11.10am BlackwellsPilates Wednesday 9.15am Village Hall Pilates Wednesday 6.30pm and 7.30pm BlackwellsPilates Thursday 6.30pm, 7.30pm and 8.30pm BlackwellsPilates Friday 9.10am, 10.10am, 11.20am and 12.20pm BlackwellsPilates Friday 9.30am Parish RoomPilates Friday 10.30am Parish RoomT’ai Chi Friday 1.45pm Parish RoomTap Dance Monday (Term time) 9.30am Baptist Church HallTheatre Group Monday 7.30pm Village HallToddlers group (Little Angels) Wednesday (Term time) 9.30am Baptist Church HallYoga Monday 1.30pm Village HallYoga Wednesday 6.30pm Village HallZumba - Lucy Monday 7.45pm - 8.30pm St Paul’s SchoolZumba - Lucy Tuesday 9.30am Parish Room

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