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Charlton St. Peter, Rushall & Upavon TOGETHER Church & Village News 2017
Transcript of TOGETHER Church & Village News
Charlton St. Peter, Rushall & Upavon
TOGETHER
Church & Village News
2017
WHO TO CONTACT:
Team Rector: Revd. Deborah Larkey (Day off Friday): Tel: 01672 851746
[email protected] The Rectory, Woodborough, Pewsey, SN9 5PH
Team Vicars: Revd. Jennifer Totney, Tel: 01672 562886 [email protected] The Rectory, Pewsey, SN9 5DL (Day off Thursday) Revd Mark Windsor, Tel: 01672 564265 [email protected], The Vicarage, Wilcot, Pewsey, SN9 5NS. (Day off Thursday). Curate: Revd. Colin Heber-Percy, Tel: 01264 731386 [email protected] Licensed Lay Ministers: Margery Jones, Libby Turner Rural Dean: Revd. Canon Gerald Osborne, Tel: 01672 563459
PEWSEY TEAM OFFICE: Bouverie Hall, Pewsey 01672 562221 Hours: Monday 1.00-5.00, Tuesday 9.00-1.00 and Wednesday 1.00-5.00 EMAIL: [email protected] website: http//www.valeofpewsey.org
CHURCHWARDENS Upavon Mr Bill Bracher 630173
Dr Virginia Thorne 630830 Rushall Vacancies
Charlton St Peter Mrs Rosie Cunningham 630321
Mrs Ali Lacey 630385
LAY PASTORAL ASSISTANTS Mr Bill Bracher 630173 Mrs Caroline Larken 630432 Mrs Anne Prince 630008
UPAVON RUSHALL & CHARLTON LINK Link Line 630818
TOGETHER MAGAZINE ADVERTISING AND REVENUE and items of news or notices for the next issue, contact the Together team, Tel: 630023 or email: [email protected] by the 15th of the month, please.
Please contact a member of the clergy to discuss Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals, Confirmation, the Blessing of your home, Service of Prayer and Dedication, Renewal of Wedding Vows. To visit in hospital,and the dying at home or in hospital. The clergy are here to help and serve, with our Lay Pastoral Assistants
HOSPITAL VISITS - If you need a visit in hospital, or know someone who has been
taken in who would like a visit, please contact a member of the clergy.
HOME COMMUNIONS - If you know someone who is unable to get to church and
wishes to receive Communion, please contact Bill Bracher on 01980 630173 and he
will make arrangements for this to happen.
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THE CLERGY LETTER
When we think about all the issues that face our world today, we can be overwhelmed and wonder how we can possibly make a difference. The news seems to get worse by the day. The lives of millions of people across the globe have been disrupted by war and violence. Refugees flee from their homes in search of a better life, countries to which they flee are closing their borders in an effort to protect their own way of life and culture. Closer to home, selfishness and greed seem to dominate our political decision-making and affect even the relationships within our families. But we are the disciples of Jesus. From the moment of His Death on the Cross, the light of His love, revealed in His Resurrection from the Dead, has been the beacon shining into our hearts to show us the way to life. He has enlightened us with the Gospel Good News of His love. He gives us confidence to persevere in spite of all that works against us, whether it is the world around us or the doubts of our hearts and minds. Lent, which begins this year on Wednesday 1st March (Ash Wednesday) invites us to bring Jesus' love to others. It may only be by simple acts of kindness and generosity, a word of encouragement or forgiveness. With the light of Christ, we ourselves can see and will be seen helping this world to avoid the greatest catastrophe of self-destruction. Lent is not a loan, it is a GIFT! Father John Blacker St. Thomas More 3 Priorsfield, Marlborough, SN8 4AQ 01672 513267 The Clifton Catholic Diocesan Trust Registered Charity No: 233977 Registered Office: St. Ambrose, North Road, Leigh Woods, Bristol, BS8 3PW FROM THE REGISTERS
Funerals: May they rest in Peace
Peter Horton of Dulverton, Somerset, died 29th December. Funeral Service on 25th January at St Mary the Virgin, Upavon, followed by burial in the cemetery.
Raymond George (Ray) Kent of Pewsey, died 16th January. Funeral Service on 31st January at St John the Baptist, Pewsey, followed by burial at Upavon cemetery.
Derek Kimberley Peter Ward of Littleworth, Pewsey, died 21st January. Funeral Service on 27th January at Kingsdown Crematorium, Swindon.
Barbara May Fry of Pewsey, died 26th January. Funeral Service on 10th February at St Peter’s Church, Milton Lilbourne.
Richard Strong of Huish, died 25th January. Funeral Service and burial on 7th February at St Nicholas Church, Huish, followed by Thanksgiving Service at St John the Baptist, Pewsey.
Jean Graham Dickie of Marlborough, died 31st January. Funeral Service on 24th February at West Wiltshire Crematorium, Semington, followed by a Memorial Service at Holy Trinity, Easton Royal.
Baptisms: Albert Campbell on 16th October at Pewsey (many apologies for omitting this from the November issue)
Harley Smart on 29th January at Pewsey.
ST MARY’S CHURCH, UPAVON
Lent Course A Lent Course will be held at 37 Fairfield starting on Thursday 2
nd March at
7.00pm. on the theme “Praying Together”. This course lasts for 7 consecutive Thursday evenings finishing on Maundy Thursday 13
th April. Please book your
place with Bill (630173) or the team office. Please see the Pew Sheet for other courses being held around the Vale of Pewsey Team. Bill Animal Service On the first Sunday, March 5th, at 9.30 there will be an ANIMAL SERVICE to which both you and your pets are warmly invited. Cats, Dogs, Hamsters, Horses, etc; perhaps not Crocodiles. If you don't have a pet then bring a toy animal, even dinosaurs would be welcome. It promises to be a noisy event. Lent Lunch On March 15th there is a Lent Lunch in the Village Hall, at 12.30. Hot Soup, Rolls, and Apple Pies, all to support St. Timothy's School in South Sudan. They have just asked us to help provide porridge for the infant class, so that the infants can have at least one good meal a day. You are all warmly invited, Virginia
Annual Parochial Church Meeting The Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM) of the Church of St Mary the Virgin, Upavon, will be held on Monday the 3
rd of April at 7.30pm in the
Church, followed by refreshments. Please come and lend your support. St Mary’s Electoral Roll will be revised between the 3
rd and 17
th of March in
time for the Annual Parochial Church Meeting on the 3rd
of April. If your name is already on the Roll no action is required, but if it is not and you wish to take part in the APCM and vote on any matters arising, please complete an application form which are available in Church or from Jill, tel: 01980 630023, email: [email protected] and return it either to Jill or a Churchwarden by the 17
th of March.
COFFEE MORNINGS IN ST MARY’S CHURCH, UPAVON
Everyone is warmly invited to our regular monthly coffee
(and tea) mornings held in the church between 10am and 12 noon and our
next one will be held on Saturday 25 March. We hope to see you there.
Lent 2017 in the Vale of Pewsey Team
Shrove Tuesday 28th February
Film Night ‘Touching the Void’ at The Rectory, Pewsey, with pancakes! A gripping
true-life tale of two climbers’ fight for survival when disaster strikes on an expedition
in the Andes. The film will also be the basis of one of the discussion groups.
Ash Wednesday 1st March
10am Communion with Ashing at Pewsey Methodist Church (a joint Pewsey
Churches Together service)
7.30pm Communion with Ashing at St Mary’s Church, Upavon
Renewing Hope: Praying Together
A daily ‘Lent Word for the Day’ has been prepared by the Diocese of Salisbury. We
encourage everyone to share in this short opportunity for prayer each day. Pick up a
booklet from your church, or go to
http://www.salisbury.anglican.org/worship/prayer/praying-together-2017 to sign up
for a daily email, or to download the app for your phone or tablet.
Lent Groups
Bible Study: 1 Peter : Good Reasons for hope
Monday 10am starting 6th March at Huish Down Farm, Oare, contact Mark Windsor
Monday 2pm starting 6th March at Bush House, 19 Broad Street, Woodborough,
contact Pauline Dark 01672 851405
Wednesday 7.30pm starting 8th March at 102 Wilcot Road, Pewsey, contact Rosie
Beale 01672 569452
Christianity Explored One life: What’s it all about? Based on Mark’s gospel
Thursday 2pm starting 2nd March at St John’s Church, Pewsey, contact Gill de Berry
01672 562907
Exploring the Void: Study based on the gripping film ‘Touching the Void’
Friday 2pm starting 3rd March at The Rectory, Pewsey, contact Jennifer Totney
Poems for Lent
Monday 7-8pm starting 6th March at The Rectory, Pewsey, contact Jennifer Totney
Lent Lunches: All proceeds from donations at these lunches will be for the St
Timothy Foundation in Sudan
Wednesday 15 March Upavon Village Hall 12.30pm
Thursday 30 March Woodborough Parish Room 12.30pm
Sunday 9 April St John's Church, Pewsey, 12.30pm after the 11 o'clock service.
St John the Baptist, Pewsey Spring Coffee Morning
Wednesday 15th
March 10.30am
Plant sale, bring and buy, coffee and cake!
‘Spring Clean’ Saturday 18
th March from 9am onwards
Volunteers welcome to help spring clean the church and churchyard!
Pewsey Mothers’ Union
Next meeting will be on Wednesday 1st March at 2.00pm in St John’s Church. The
speaker will be Janet Thomas on her visit to prisons in Eastern Europe. Tea will
follow and everyone is welcome.
Women’s World Day of Prayer
Friday 3rd
March at 2.00pm in Pewsey Methodist Church. All are welcome – men,
women and young people. Followed by tea and cake. Theme: “Am I being unfair to
you?”
Stonehenge and Pewsey Vale
“Jack the Ripper – as you have never heard it before”
We will be holding the first of our events for this year at the Bouverie Hall,
Pewsey, on Saturday 8th April 2017 at 7.30 pm. Tony Strafford, a retired
Yeoman Warder of the Tower of London, will be talking about the tales
surrounding Jack the Ripper and his activities. Tony is a superb speaker and
this will be an evening not to be missed. Tickets are £10 each, to include a
Finger Buffet and are available from Val Patrick on 01264 850345
LINK DRIVERS URGENTLY WANTED
More and more local residents need transport to Hospitals, Doctors’ Surgeries and Dentists, etc.
Additional volunteers are needed to join our team of car drivers.
We require drivers with their own cars, called upon to work as little as once a week.
Please help us to provide this valuable service.
To find out more please telephone 01980 630818.
News from Rushall School Spring Term.
After a very busy Christmas at Rushall School including some super performances of our Christmas Play “Papa Panov” and a beautiful carol service, we have started our new Spring Term. We have already got lots of displays of our work up around the school, including psychedelic album covers, posters about E-safety, and our interpretation of the work of the artist Paul Klee. We are very excited about all of the exciting events coming up this term, including a Maths workshop for parents, Open Mornings, Christingle Service, World Book Day, and of course the wonderful Ptfa disco! There will be a special focus on science with our Science week which starts on March 6th - lots going on including visits from Wessex Water and a trip to the Winchester Science Centre! Last term we also did lots of fundraising. We all made poppies for Remembrance Sunday, which were displayed at the school and then in venues around Pewsey- you may have seen them! The poppies were sold off, and £237 was raised for the Royal British Legion. Our School Council voted that the Autumn term’s charity would be UNICEF, as they had been very moved by reports form Syria and other areas about refugees . A Christmas jumper day was held and some spectacular designs were worn by children and staff. A highlight was matching Christmas dresses from our ladies in the school office! £112 was sent to UNICEF. The School Council will choose another charity to support this term. We have been delighted to welcome new members of staff as well as new pupils, and the languages of French and Spanish spoken fluently by some of our new joiners are great additions to our language learning. Music continues to flourish at the school as well, with ukulele lessons and our school choir. Although the weather has been rather frosty, it has not stopped us enjoying our sports outdoors and indoors with support from the wonderful team at Innov8. In our Collective Worship each Thursday we celebrate the achievements of children at Rushall, in and out of school, and we have a new display in the hallway about this - which is becoming full as the children tell us about all of their activities! It is going to be a busy term as always, and our children are looking forward to the new challenges to come - all supported by our fantastic staff and Head Teacher.
CHARLTON ST PETER 100 CLUB
Our January 100 Club Draw took place in Church after our Christingle Service on Sunday 22nd January at 6pm. Congratulations to the lucky winners:- £100 – J Lilywhite (E. Grinstead) £50 – C. Perry (Charlton) £50 - G. Dixon (Charlton) £25 – A. Yardley (Worcs) £25 – B. Andersen (Charlton) Our next 100 Club Draw will take place in Church after our service on Sunday 26th February at 6pm and we will publish the winners in the next magazine. We still have a few numbers available, so if you are interested in purchasing number for £5 a month, please contact Ali Lacey 630385.
RUSHALL & CHARLTON ST PETER VILLAGE HALL
In Rushall we have a modern hall with under-floor heating, a large well fitted kitchen and off street PRIVATE parking for 28 cars
MARCH
4th
Coffee Morning 10am-12 noon 1
th Bingo 7:30pm
APRIL
1st Coffee Morning 10am-12 noon
20th
Bingo 7:30pm 22
nd Plant Sale with Full English 10am- 12 noon
As of September, the Hall will be in need of a new Bookings Secretary.
We also still need more volunteers and committee members to help with the running and planning of events in the Hall. If you would like to get involved, please contact us!
For all enquiries regarding the hall please contact us on;
Email: [email protected] Phone: 07552 172935
SAFETY AWARENESS
Police have been made aware of a telephone scam in Wiltshire and are urging residents to be vigilant. On Friday, a woman received a phone call from a man who said he was calling from Wiltshire Council. The man claimed to be from the council tax department and was very convincing. He told the woman that her instalments had increased recently and as a result, she was out of sync with her payments. The man told her she owed just £17 and could pay it over the phone immediately if she provided her card details. The woman obliged but shortly after, she received a call from her bank informing her that somebody had booked an airline ticket costing £1,800 using her card. She has now closed the account and the bank has agreed to refund the money. The council tax department at Wiltshire Council would always send bills for outstanding payments and would not ordinarily contact customers directly by phone for money unless there had been some previous contact. Please be extra vigilant when answering the phone – Do not be fooled: Do not telephone anyone at that stage as the phone line remains open and you are simply telephoning them back without realising. They will then continue with your assistance in stealing your money by any of the above methods. Do not give out any personal details or banking details over the phone, and if you suspect the call to be suspicious, hang up immediately and report it, using a different, alternative phone line to Action Fraud via 0300 123 2040. Alternatively, visit www.actionfraud.police.uk.
Gerry Ward
THE GOOD COMPANIONS CLUB
Our first meeting of the year was held on the 7th of February. We work very
hard to organise these meetings, so it was extremely disappointing when only eight people came.
Our next meeting will be on the 7
th of March, at 2.00pm when we hope a few
more people will come. If not, we feel that this situation cannot continue and we will have to think very seriously about carrying on or closing the Club,
which would be a shame as it has been going since 1945.
Our Annual General Meeting will be held on Tuesday the 4th of April at
2.00pm. If attendance is poor we will have to close the Club then, as it is not viable will so few members, usually only eight or ten.
All meetings are held in Upavon Village Hall
Easter Fayre For the second year running, Marlborough & District Rotary Club will be organising an Easter Fayre in Pewsey at the Bouverie Hall in aid of Great Western Hospital’s (GWH) Radio Therapy Appeal. Brighter Futures, the Charity Arm of GWH, has to raise £2.9m for the purchase of two Linear Accelerators and to provide training. The appeal has now passed the first million and construction of the building has started.
In support of this appeal, the Easter Fayre will be held in Pewsey at the Bouverie Hall on Saturday the 8th April (10:00am to 3:00pm). There will be many high quality attractions including Silk Flowers, Food, Plants, Fashion Accessories, Children’s clothes and many more. All the monies raised at this Fayre will be donated to this appeal. Having a local Radiotherapy Unit will provide huge benefits to cancer patients. Patients would no longer have to endure the stress of travelling to either Royal United Hospital (RUH) at Bath or Oxford University Hospital (OUH) at Oxford and waiting times would be reduced.
Adults £2.50 Children under 12 - Free Car Park – Free
Do you want to: improve your general wellbeing; build your self- confidence and motivation; eat healthier food and be a healthy weight; reduce or stop smoking;• be more active; drink less alcohol? A dedicated health trainer can assist you every step of the way in achieving and maintaining your goals. They can also help you find other services and activities. Call us: 0300 003 4566 Email: [email protected] Public Health Wiltshire www.wiltshire.gov.uk
For an Active, Stimulating, Creative and Enjoyable Retirement join Pewsey Vale U3A and follow your own interests whilst making new friends
Military History
Scrabble
Cooking for beginners
Ukulele
Whist
Yoga
Birdwatching
Book Circles
Walking
Spanish Conversation
Traveller's Tales
Badminton
Evolving English
Gardening
Knitting and Crochet
History of Transport
Quilting
Table Tennis
French Conversation
Practical Photography
Art
Bridge
Computers
Local History
Mahjong
Skittles
Bowls
Orienteering
Singing for Pleasure
Country Dancing
Luncheon Club
Travel Club
and more
For more information see www.pewseyvaleu3a.co.uk or phone 01980 630084 and watch this
space for details of some of our activities
“OUR CROFTON STORY: ITS PEOPLE AND ITS BUILDINGS” PROJECT Community Consultation Meeting
‘Our Crofton Story’ is an important project, that will see around £800k investment in Crofton’s future. As well as essential conservation work to the building, we want to make sure our many visitors really enjoy their visit. The project will improve visitor facilities, develop new interpretation and expand our activities to encourage more visitors and volunteers to enjoy this special place. We would really like to hear what you think of our plans and invite you to join us at Crofton on Friday 24th March 2017 at 11am. If you would like to attend, please email
Becks Skinner at [email protected] for catering purposes. Volunteers Needed!
We are recruiting Front of House Volunteers for the new season to assist in taking small groups of people around Crofton during the week. There is some flexibility in time commitment and no previous knowledge is required, as training is provided. For more information, please come along on Fri 24th March at 11am or contact Becks Skinner, Site Manager. Crofton Beam Engines, Crofton, Wiltshire, SN83DW Tel: 01672 870300
www.croftonbeamengines.org www.facebook.com/croftonbeamengines @croftonbeamengs
UPAVON 500 CLUB MONTHLY DRAW
The winning numbers for February 2017 were drawn on Monday 13
th February at 7.30pm in The Antelope
Congratulations to this Month’s winners: £33.00 370 Mrs J Poole Fairfield £16.00 102 Mr/s Thomas Fairfield £13.00 448 Margaret Watson Close £10.00 355 Mrs Townsend Devizes Road £7.00 175 L Bessant Downview £6.00 238 Mrs Jurgut Watson Close £5.00 188 Mrs Cochrane Jarvis Street £4.00 277 Mrs N Bruce Frogs Island £3.00 108 C Larkin Rushall Manor £3.00 446 Mrs Blinko Fairfield £3.00 498 Mrs Hadley Rushall There were 206 in this Month’s draw and the next draw will take place in The Ship on Monday 13
th March.
Numbers are £1 each per month and Membership Forms are available in the entrance to The Ship or please contact: Verina Horsnell Tel: 07720 884 680. The more subscriptions that are collected, the higher the prizes will be. Linda Ward, Hon. Treasurer.
UPAVON VILLAGE HALL
With Fully Equipped Kitchen Available for hire at very reasonable charges. Booking diary held at The Village Store.
All bookings must be confirmed by contacting the voluntary caretaker at
29 Jarvis Street. (01980) 630656
Upavon Baby & Toddler Group
We meet every Monday (excluding Bank Holidays) from 10.30 to 11.45 in St Mary's Church, Upavon. All under 5s and their carers are welcome for play, crafts and healthy(ish) snacks. Suggested donation £1 per child. Just turn up, find us on Facebook or contact Jane on 01980 630906 for more information.
UPAVON PARISH COUNCIL
The Parish Council will meet next on Wednesday 15 March at 7.00pm in the Village Hall. The minutes of the meeting may be inspected on the Parish Council website:
www.upavonpc.co.uk, or on request at the Post Office. Any resident of the village wishing to raise a matter with the Parish Council should, in the first instance, contact the Parish Clerk, Jon Mulroy, 24 High Street, Upavon, tel. 01980 630059 or mobile - 07740 178891, email: [email protected] (or he can be contacted through the Parish website) at least 48 hours before a meeting in order that a considered response may be made. Salisbury Plain training area information will henceforth be available on the Parish Council notice board, or on the website:www.upavonpc.co.uk
UPAVON PARISH COUNCIL MEETING DATES – 2017 Wed 17 May – to include Annual Parish Meeting; Wed 19 July; Wed 20 September;
Wed 15 November. All Meetings will be held in Upavon Village Hall commencing at 1900 hours. DEVIZES MOBILE LIBRARY
Monday March 20th
, April 17th
, May 15th
, June 12th
Rushall, outside the school 10.15 - 11.05; Upavon, Fairfield, 11.15 - 11.45; Upavon, Watson Close, 11.50 - 12.20.
ENFORD GARDENING CLUB
Thursday 9th
March
Ground Cover Planting .
Anthony Powell will talk on planting for ground cover. As the weather and the garden warms up, this is the time to be thinking ahead, and the talk will include mulching and plants suitable for growing in gravel. Anthony Powell trained with Hillier Nurseries, is well travelled, and manages four gardens in
North Hampshire and West Berkshire.
Please come and join us. All are very welcome As always, the meeting will be at Enford Village Hall, SN9 6DD
Lifts can be arranged, please ask.
Starting time 7.15 pm. Doors open 7.00 pm Entrance £4.00 Tea/Coffee, Plants for sale
Further details from Fanny Middleton, 01980 671645
email [email protected]
The meeting on Thursday 13th
April will be a talk by Carl Gill on Hanging Baskets and Patio Containers. He will also demonstrate how to plant up containers to make a
long-lasting show.
UPAVON COMMUNITY GROUP EVENTS
Opening times
Wednesday Coffee morning 10-12. All are welcome
Thursday Coffee morning 10-12. All are welcome
TUCK SHOP & TAKEAWAY EVENING
Open 5-7:00pm last food orders by 6:30pm
Dates for opening are 2nd & 30th March ALL ARE WELCOME
Adult Craft morning every Thursday 10-12 Bring along your craft project. We have a lovely group of ladies who come
along every week. There is one lady who is keen to teach anybody to crochet. Come along, it would be great to see you.
Easter Bingo will be on Friday 7th April at 7pm, eyes down at 7.30pm. Children aged 13 and above are allowed, accompanied by their parent.
All activities and events are held at The Community Centre
We always need volunteers !
Our hall &kitchen can be hired out for parties etc. There is a time restriction for any evening events, to be finished at midnight. Just telephone Amanda
07825627894 who will be happy to take your booking.
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PEWSEY & CHRISTCHURCH URC METHODIST CHURCH
Bright Hour Fellowship on alternate Thursdays in the Wesley Hall, Pewsey at 2.30pm. Sunday services at 10.30am.
For all the Methodist news and details of events and services please see the website: www.pewsey-methodist.org.uk
UPAVON BAPTIST CHAPEL, CHAPEL LANE, UPAVON
Please join us for Worship Services at 3.30 p.m. 2
nd SUNDAY EVERY MONTH
& for Prayer & Bible Study 7.30p.m. 4
th FRIDAY EVERY MONTH
ALL WELCOME If you need a lift, please ring 01225 782941/768000
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH of the HOLY FAMILY PEWSEY
Mass 6.00pm each Saturday website: [email protected]
Regular or occasional lifts can be arranged from Upavon to Tidworth Garrison Catholic Mass in St Patrick’s Church, at 9am each Sunday, please
telephone Marian Cope 01980 635366
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