June 2012

VILLAGE
NEWS
for the Churches and Parishes of
Charlton Musgrove, Cucklington
and Stoke Trister with Bayford
JUNE 2012
Rose Andrews (7)
H M THE QUEEN’S
DIAMOND JUBILEE
2012
RECTOR
The Reverend Canon Joanna Penberthy The Rectory, Cucklington, BA9 9PY,
Tel: 01747 840230 Email [email protected]
(All administrative queries to Jo from Monday to Wednesday noon only please,
and to your Church Wardens at other times)
CHURCH WARDENS and TREASURERS
CHARLTON MUSGROVE St Stephen’s and St John’s
Church Wardens: Veronica White 01963 32928 Jonathan Hand 01963 828930
Treasurer: Jeremy Sellick, The Bakery, Ch Musgrove BA9 8HW 01963 32174
CUCKLINGTON St Lawrence‘s
Church Wardens: Karen Dunford 01963 34220 Brian Trueman 01747 841014
Treasurer: Christopher Birrell, Clinger House, C’ton BA9 9QQ 01963 33209
STOKE TRISTER WITH BAYFORD St Andrew’s and Bayford Chapel
Church Wardens: Nigel Noble 01963 31071 Alan Lyall Grant 34178
Treasurer: Nigel Noble, Green Pastures, Love Lane, Bayford, BA9 9NW 01963 31071
Benefice Safeguarding Officer Jean Sellick The Bakery, Charlton.Musgrove 32174
PARISH COUNCIL CONTACTS
Charlton Musgrove
PC Chairman: Robin Bastable 01963 32317
Clerk to the Council: Vera Webber 01747 861576 [email protected]
Stoke Trister with Bayford
PC Chairman: Eldryd Parsons 01963 33628.
Clerk to the Council: Patricia Gillman, 01963 34014 [email protected]
Cucklington Parish Meeting:
Chairman: Gordon Czapiewski 01963 32076
[email protected]
VILLAGE HALLS/BAYFORD CHAPEL CONTACTS
Charlton Musgrove Village Hall: Committee Chairman: Stephen Nathan 01963 31742
or contact Chris Ring 07708 087005
Cucklington & Stoke Trister with Bayford Arthur Morison Memorial Hall C’ton
Committee Chairman: Eldryd Parsons 01963 33628 Bookings: J Rawlings 01963 33320
Bayford Chapel (Mission Hall)
Bookings: Alan Lyall Grant 01963 34178
NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH AND LOCAL POLICE NUMBERS
Neighbourhood Watch Representatives:
Andy Chesterman 33465(Bayford): Tony Watson 32141(Stoke Trister):
Brian Trueman 01747 841014 (C): Pene Volk 01963 32013 (CM)
Police Numbers:. Police Community Support Officer
Timothy Russell 9467 Phone 101 [email protected]
MAGAZINE EDITOR
Alison Dixon: Woodbine Villa, Stoke Trister, BA9 9PQ
Tel: 01963 32447 e.mail: [email protected]
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INDEX
Directory
1
Bath and Wells
4
From the Rectory
5
PARISH CHURCH NEWS
6-7
VILLAGE NOTICES: general:
8
Charlton Musgrove 13
Cucklington
15
Stoke Trister/Bayford 16
COUNCIL NEWS 17 - 18
Stoke Trister with Bayford PC
Charlton Musgrove PC
All Parishes
Stoke Trister with Bayford
Charlton Musgrove
Cucklington
CHURCH SERVICES 19
EVENTS AND DIARY DATES 20
BLUE CENTREFOLD:
JUBILEE EVENTS IN THE VILLAGES
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Adam Syme (6)
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From the Bishop of Taunton
For the whole world we are born…
My father used to buy the Daily Telegraph primarily for the crossword and the obituaries – I
suspect he was not alone! I continue to buy the Church Times for similar reasons, although it
is not the crosswords that attract me, but the monthly diary column of a former Rector of
Hackney, John Pridmore, who has a wonderful gift of connecting the things of heaven with the
things of the earth!
However, at the beginning of May it was not the diary column that grabbed my attention but
the obituary written for Canon Eric James, a priest who I came to admire deeply while I was a
vicar in South London. I suspect that throughout our lives we come across people who walk a
little way with us on our journey of faith and provide the necessary support and
encouragement for us during that time so that we can continue our adventure with God.
Eric was one such person. I had gone from leafy suburbia to be a Vicar in South London, in
the heart of the Surrey Docks, with precious little experience of what it meant to live in the
Inner City, let alone to be a priest in the ‘Inner City.’ Eric was born and brought up in
Dagenham, and although he had spent time as a college chaplain in Cambridge his heart was
with and for those who lived in the urban communities, most of whom had long been out of
touch with the church. In this context he sought to live the Christian Gospel, experimenting
with new forms of worship and group meetings in flats, and exercising his pastoral skills in
ways long remembered by the local population
He was, as some of you may remember, one of the architects of ‘Faith in the City’, a report
that had a profound impact on church and society in recession hit Britain in the 1980s. It
gave huge encouragement to church communities, small and large, to engage with the issues
affecting their communities and so make a difference to the lives of some of the poorest and
most disadvantaged people.
Eric was someone who believed deeply in a gospel that could and should change lives,
change churches and change communities and I continue to be deeply grateful for his
wisdom and his inspiration. Amongst his writings was the biography of another radical
Christian thinker, Bishop John Robinson. Bishop John had come from a long line of clerics,
and it was the family motto which had been instilled in him from his earliest years that
connect both Eric and John and remain an inspiration to my own Christian witness – ‘not for
ourselves alone but for the whole world are we born.’ Only by this maxim can we hope to
transform the kingdoms of this world into the kingdom of our God.’
+Peter Taunton
Friends of Somerset Churches and Chapels: Church Visits
Saturday 23rd June: St.Andrew, Mells; St. Michael, Buckland Dinham and SS Peter
and Paul, Kilmersdon. Contact: Simon Colledge, 13 Middle Path, Crewkerne TA 18
8BG tel. 01460 75815 / email: [email protected]
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A right royal crown: Saoirse (7)
FROM THE RECTORY
The end of May marks the cusp of spring and summer: in the church’s year, it
marks the change from marking the events of Jesus’ life to thinking about what he
said and how to live it out. What does it mean to be a Christian? What is the
church for? The church always seems to be asking for your money ( and we will be
doing again at the Summer Fair, watch this space!!) but that’s so we can look after
our five buildings and pay our share towards the costs of the vicars in the diocese.
But, the church shouldn’t really be a fundraising group. Jesus’ last words were, “Go
therefore to all the tribes, make them into my pupils and teach them to put my
teaching into practice”. As we gather together, week by week, on a Sunday to
celebrate again Jesus’ rising from the dead, we listen to his teaching, pray for the
world in which we live and strengthen ourselves once more to go out through the
doors of the church building and, little by little, with God’s help, learn how to put
the teachings of Jesus into practice. The very last thing we celebrate in this first
half of the church’s year, is not something that happened to Jesus but the
fulfilment of one of his promises. This last Christian festival is Pentecost, when we
remember God sending his very essence, the Holy Spirit, into the hearts and minds
of the first Christian believers. We believe that this gift is still ours today, making
God closer to Christians than they are to themselves, and enrols us into a life-long
inner dialogue with God , someone to whom we bring all our problems, our hopes
and our fears and who in ways impossible to describe accompanies us through our
whole life’s journey. And all Jesus’ teachings and all the guidance of God and the
twitchings of our conscience, boil down to this one thing: love one another, as I
have loved you. Nothing else matters.
Jo
Every year, the churches in our area get together and invite the Bishop to come to hold a
service of Confirmation at which people of all ages gather to reaffirm their baptism vows
and be confirmed. Traditionally, this is the prelude to taking a full part in church life by
becoming a regular participant in the service when we bless and share bread and wine
together, as Jesus did the night before he died and which he commanded his followers
to do ever after in his name. If any youngster from the age of 9 upwards, or adult is
interested in being confirmed please let the Rector or a Church Warden know.
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PARISH CHURCH
NEWS
ALL PARISHES
Benefice Summer Fair
Saturday 14th July 2012
The next planning meeting will take place in the Arthur Morison Memorial Hall,
Cucklington on Monday 18th June 2012 at 6.00 p.m. Village representatives will
be attending but anyone who is running a stall, interested in doing so or just
helping out on the day is very welcome to attend.
Plans for the stalls are coming on but we will always welcome more. To add your
name to the list, please make contact with your village representatives who are:
Nigel Noble (ST&B), 01963 31071, [email protected], Alan Lyall Grant
(ST&B), 01963 34178, [email protected], Brian Trueman (C), 01747
841014, [email protected], Veronica White (CM), 01963 32928,
[email protected].
We need to start saving jam jars for the Jam Jar Tombola and nearer the time,
donations for the Plant Stall. For the jam jars, we need 250 – 280 and ideally
filled with goods to a value of about 50p per jar. The collection details will
appear in next month’s magazine but we aim to have all jars with Christine
Perrett by 10th July. If you want further details please call Christine on 01963
32311. For the plants please contact Christine Spencer 01963 34299.
We asked last month for three prizes per village for the grand raffle and
donations/ideas should be fed via your village reps. There will be three top cash
prizes of £250, £150 and £100. Changes to gaming laws mean we are not
allowed to sell tickets prior to the day but we will be including a book in each of
the magazines next month. Please bring them to the door on the day and pay at
that point. Further tickets will be on sale at the door.
If you have any old crockery etc please do not throw away but instead save it for
the ‘Smash a Plate’ stall. We also need some old cricket balls or similar objects to
aim at the plates. Offers/loans gratefully accepted.
The next meeting of the organising group will take place on Monday 18th June
2012 at 6.00 p.m.
NBN
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FUN DOG SHOW
To be held in conjunction with the Benefice Summer Fair
Saturday 14TH July 2012
at
The Arthur Morison Memorial Hall,Cucklington
Kindly sponsored by MYAKKA Ltd, Wincanton
Judging 2.30
Entry fee £1 per class
Entries from 2.00pm
1. Pedigree puppy (6-12months)
2. Crossbreed puppy (6-12 months)
3. Pedigree adult (over 12 months)
4. Crossbreed adult (over 12 months)
5. Veteran (7 years and over)
6. Child handler (12 years and under)
7. Most handsome dog
8. Prettiest bitch
9. Best condition
10. Best 6 legs
11. Most appealing eyes
12. Waggiest tail
Rosettes 1-5th place
Pedigree = recognised Kennel Club breeds
Dogs must be kept on leads at all times.
Please use the exercise area provided.
Enquiries tel: 01963 32928 Email: [email protected]
Alan Lyall Grant 01963 34178
Church Wardens
Nigel Noble 01963 31071
Many thanks to Martin Haskett for allowing us to use Church Farm for our Benefice
Rogation service on 13th May. It was a lovely sunny morning and the views from the top
of the farm are breath-taking. Thanks also to those who helped organise the service,
bring chairs, organ and set up welcome refreshments.
ALG
ST LAWRENCE’S CUCKLINGTON
Karen Dunford 01963 34220 Church Wardens
Brian Trueman 01747 841014
Plant Sale: A fantastic £440 for Church funds was raised at the Plant sale and Cream
tea. Many thanks to everyone who helped and attended.
PL
ST STEPHEN’S AND ST JOHN’S, CHARLTON MUSGROVE
Church Wardens: Veronica White 01963 32928 and Jonathan Hand 01963 828930
Thank you to Jenny Kimber, whose happy coffee morning contributed £119.45 to the
PCC's funds. This fine total was partly due to Jenny's sister Helen who brought along
her handmade jewellery for sale.
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VILLAGE NOTICES
Village News: Would you be able to help with distributing this newsletter? We do have
a good system in place but it would be so useful to have extra help, either with taking on
a round should a distributor be away or ill, or perhaps delivering to a small area in your
village on a permanent basis.
Copies are usually with your village distributor during the third week of the month and we
try to get them on doorsteps as soon after that as possible since it is very frustrating for
the organisers of village functions, such as the Jubilee celebrations, or the Summer Fair,
if the information doesn’t get out before the end of the month, so delivery is done as
quickly as possible. We have ten issues a year (no delivery in August and December).
If you would like to help, either on a temporary or regular basis, please phone Biddy
Moreton for Charlton Musgrove (33256), Gay Harrison for Cucklington (31841), Alison
Dixon for Stoke Trister, Leigh Common and Riding Gate (32447) and Maggie Giles
(33147) for Bayford. If you hear of anyone who doesn’t receive a copy please let Alison
know.
Special thanks go to Brian and Averill Ellard who have distributed the newsletter for
many years – best wishes to Brian for a good recovery from his hip operation and thanks
to Mel and Ben Giles who have kindly agreed to take over this round.
AD
If you have internet access you will find a copy of Village News
on your village website
Charlton Musgrove: www.charltonmusgrove.org
Website Editor: Steve Jarrett at [email protected]
Cucklington: www.cucklington.org.uk
Website Editor: Clive Dand at [email protected]
Stoke Trister with Bayford: www.stoketrister.co.uk
Website Editor: Roger Perry at [email protected]
Many thanks to Jackie Crisp and the Trustees of the Arthur Morison Hall
for their contribution to the Newsletter Fund. JS
NEWSLETTER DONATIONS VERY WELCOME!
Printing costs of this newsletter are met solely by donations
AN APPRECIATION
People are so kind. At home, in the church, at clubs, in town, in the shops, there is
always someone to help or encourage. Kerbs are too steep, shelves too high, shopping
too heavy to lift into the car – someone is always on hand voluntarily to help when you
want or need them to. Thank you everyone. All – most – of us decrepit old folk are so
grateful to you.
Janet Smith
CONTINUED ON PAGE 13
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VILLAGE
Saoirse (7)
EVENTS
Benefice Service
All parishes are invited to a special
service to celebrate HM the Queen’s
Jubilee at St Andrew’s, Stoke Trister
on Sunday, 3rd June
at 9.30 am
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CHARLTON MUSGROVE
Timetable: Sunday, 3rd June at the Village Play Area
1 pm Gather for the taking of a commemorative photograph of all residents.
1.30 pm Parade of barges and crowns
2 pm Cold buffet
3 pm Toast to the Queen and cutting of jubilee cake
3.30 pm Traditional Games
Please remember your jam jar of flowers, your model crown or barge
and to get your tug of war team together (see page 13)
The Palace: Tessa Garrett (5)
CUCKLINGTON
Sunday 3 June: The Big Lunch Street Party 12.30 to 2.30.
Dress up and bring your own picnic and implements. Followed by:
Treasure Hunt around Cucklington 3 – 4 pm,
Ending at the Village Hall, where Jubilee mugs will be available.
Cream Teas (no charge) in the Village Hall 4 – 5.30 pm,
Followed by possible additional activity (eg rounders or tug of war if desired)
Monday 4 June: Lighting of the Beacon at 10 pm on John Crocker’s field, opposite
Broad Oak. Assemble from 8 pm. Please bring your own seating if required.
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BAYFORD
Lodge Farm, Love Lane, Bayford
12 noon start
12.30-2.00 pm LUNCH
2.00-3.00 Games
3.00 Toast and Jubilee Cake
3.30-4.30 Games
4.30 Tea
to finish around 6.00 pm
(see page 16 for further details)
The Queen in Sherborne with pink hat: Jack Giles (5)
STOKE TRISTER
Gather at The Manor House from 12 noon
for drinks and ‘bring your own’ picnic lunch
Children’s Treasure Hunt and games
The Loyal Toast and Jubilee Cake at 3 pm
(see page 16 for further details)
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Cat in the Jubilee Mood: Rose Andrews (7)
The Queen: Leila Syme (4)
The Queen and Prince Philip
Tessa Garrett (5)
Jack Giles (5)
THE QUEEN
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Henry Andrews (4)
CHARLTON MUSGROVE
Charlton Musgrove Jubilee Celebrations: Sunday 3rd June 2012
Carima Hand (5)
Tristan Hand (8)
Our party will be held in the Village Play Area and begin at 1 pm, starting
with a commemorative photograph of all residents.
See the blue pages for our programme.
Please remember your jam jar of flowers, your model crown or barge
and to get your tug of war team together.
The next coffee morning at Charlton Musgrove village hall is on Friday 15th June
at 10.30am – real coffee and homemade cakes and a warm welcome!
Beginners Short Mat Bowls at Charlton Musgrove Village Hall
Tuesday 19th June – 2pm to 5pm
Come along for fun matches - Cost - £2 per session
Tea & Coffee will be served
Please bring along smooth soled shoes to wear for the sake of the mats.
Brian & Stella Wheeler – 01963 34331 : Robert & Jackie Parker – 01963 34474
Charlton Musgrove Mother and Toddler Group meet weekly at the Village Hall on
Wednesdays 9.30 – 11.30 am during term times – please come along and join in the fun.
Contact Hannah Williamson on 01963 33554.
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100 Club Winners for May
No.6 Biddy Moreton. No.47. Douglas Woods.
Somerset Community Barn Owl Project
a Nesting Box for every Parish in the County
Somerset Wildlife Trust is teaming up with local parish communities for the Barn Owl
Project. Somerlea Farm Charlton Musgrove had a visit from Chris Sperring MBE. He
agreed the habitat around the farm was ideal for breeding Barn Owls (lots of voles) He
has provided a community nesting box and selected a mature Ash tree in a field hedge
at Somerlea Farm. It can be seen from the house and the B3081 roadside. 60 schools
in the county have organised children’s workshops making 335 nesting boxes. We hope
to involve local children and families in the parish. If we are fortunate to have breeding
Barn Owl chicks, Chris will come down to Somerlea for the ringing and recording. He
may even bring “Beau “his Barn Owl with him for the children to see.
VILLAGE ‘SAFETY NET’
Remember to phone 01963 31634 for help in Charlton Musgrove if you need to call on
the "safety net" which is in place.
DC
Angela Grant, Margaret Kelly and Diane Coe
Invite you to their AFFORDABLE ART SALE
on Saturday 14th July
from 10:30 to 3:30
at Charlton Musgrove Memorial Hall
FREE Entry
Incredibly low prices: over 50 @ only £10 each
over 90 mounted /framed (open to offers) !
Refreshments available from 11 am to 3 pm
all proceeds will go to St. Margaret`s Hospice
Diane on 01963 31634 for queries
The Charlton Musgrove Flower Show will be held in The Memorial Hall on Saturday 8
September 2012. Entries should be delivered to the hall from 8.30 and no later than
10.15 on the day. The Flower Show will open at 2.30 with Refreshments and Prize
Giving. The Schedule and Entry Form will be circulated with the Village News next
month.
NM
Flying the flag: Bee Andrews (4)
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CUCKLINGTON
Cucklington Jubilee celebrations
Imogen Whitehead (5)
Rhodri Whitehead (3)
Bunting, Flags, Decorations, Fancy Dress are all encouraged for the two days. The whole
village can join in the national celebration of The Queen’s 60 Years on the Throne.
Sunday 3 June: The Big Lunch Street Party 12.30 to 2.30. Dress up and bring
your own picnic and implements. Followed by:
Treasure Hunt around Cucklington 3 – 4 pm,
Ending at the Village Hall, where Jubilee mugs will be available.
Cream Teas (no charge) in the Village Hall 4 – 5.30 pm,
Followed by possible additional activity (eg rounders or tug of war if desired)
Monday 4 June: Lighting of the Beacon at 10 pm on John Crocker’s field, opposite
Broad Oak. Assemble from 8 pm. Please bring your own seating if required.
An indication of numbers attending for each of the events (Lunch, Tea, Beacon) would be
most helpful. Please contact Gay Harrison (01963 31841) or Virginia Davies (01747 841
450).
GH/VD
Philip Thomas: Philip lived in the village for many years before moving to
Northumberland in November 2003. Sadly, Phil has died. His wish was to be buried in
Cucklington, and Caroline and Beth are returning with his ashes for a service in the
Church on Thursday 12th June at 3 pm. This will be followed by tea in the Arthur Morison
Memorial Hall. All are welcome to both.
BCT
Arthur Morison Memorial Hall (Cucklington and Stoke Trister with Bayford)
Hall bookings should be made through Jenny Rawlings who also holds the keys.
JR
Cucklington, Stoke Trister with Bayford Flower Show: 11th August 2012.
Photographic section this year …….
Snapshot ……………………………………… ..
1. Jubilee Celebrations. 2. A Bloom
1. A family group.
2. Water feature.
PL
100 CLUB WINNERS: April: P Loxton and R Minter. May: D Jordan and L Fraser
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STOKE TRISTER WITH BAYFORD
Jubilee Celebrations for
Stoke Trister, Bayford, Riding Gate and Leigh Common
BAYFORD: LODGE FARM
12 NOON Sunday 3rd June
THANK YOU EVERYBODY FOR THE
DONATIONS AND PLEDGES SO FAR
TOWARDS THE JUBILEE
CELEBRATIONS.
THERE IS STILL TIME FOR THOSE
WHO WISH TO ATTEND BUT HAVE
NOT YET REPLIED. If you wish to
come, please contact Maggie Giles
on 01963 33147. Anyone who has
flags or bunting could you please
display them to help decorate the
village?
The Queen in her coach
Tessa Garrett (5)
SEE BLUE PAGES FOR PROGRAMME
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STOKE TRISTER
THE MANOR HOUSE
12 NOON Sunday 3rd June
All welcome: Please bring along your
own picnic. We have some chairs and
tables but bring your own if you can.
Wine, beer and soft drinks will be
available and donations appreciated on
the day.
SEE BLUE PAGES FOR PROGRAMME
The Queen and a Corgi: Bee Andrews (5)
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Betty Wareham
Betty's family would like to say thank you for the many cards and condolences they have
received since her death in March. They especially want to thank her friends and
neighbours for all the support she was given on her return to Stoke Trister after her
illness last summer. With your help she was able to be at home, which was so very
important to her. A very special thank you also to those who decorated the church and
Morison Hall so beautifully for the Thanksgiving service and to those who attended and
made it such a special occasion.
Bayford Coffee Morning will be held at Bayford Chapel from 10 am –12 noon on
Thursday 7th June.
Den Hazell Den is still in Carrington House and is moving to a bungalow in Dukes Close
soon.
Win Ward Congratulations on your 90th Birthday on 27th June, with love from all your
friends and neighbours in Bayford.
Best wishes to Brian Ellard, who is home from hospital and making a good recovery
after his hip replacement operation.
Our thoughts are with Maggie Giles, whose brother has sadly died after a long illness.
Many congratulations to Elizabeth and Adam Persson on the birth of their son,
Frederick Hugh, on May 14.
Neighbourhood Watch
Please don’t be afraid to ring me if you have any doubts about callers, or have seen
anything suspicious (01963 33465).
We have heard from the Community
Neighbourhood Watch Office that there has been an increase in rogue traders calling
door to door to obtain work, using ‘hard sell’ tactics and charging exorbitant amounts. It
is also important not let any stranger into the house without genuine identification and to
keep doors and windows locked where possible. If you think a caller is bogus or a rogue
trader, then call the police immediately using the general number 101 (or 999 only in a
real emergency).
Andy Chesterman
COUNCIL NEWS
RUBBISH COLLECTION AFTER the DIAMOND JUBILEE BANK HOLIDAY 4/5 JUNE
4th June: No change: Monday collections as usual
5th – 8th June: All collections one day later, including Friday pick-ups on Saturday, 9th
June.
STOKE TRISTER WITH BAYFORD PARISH COUNCIL: Thanks to the Parish Council
for contributions towards the Jubilee parties in Bayford and Stoke Trister.
MG/AD
CUCKLINGTON PARISH MEETING: Cucklington Parish 14 May 2012: Thank you for
inviting me to Chair the Parish Meeting. I look forward to working with you, and for you in
the best interests of our community. We would all wish to thank Vivian who has
performed this role for over 10 years and has worked tirelessly for Cucklington. She has
always been available to discuss local issues and has made sure the authorities respond
appropriately. She has also secured funding for projects which help to maintain the
character of our lovely village. Vivian is still involved in the defibrillator project and is now
on the Village Hall Committee.
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There are some activities underway, as well as the normal Parish business:
Parish Plan: A group has been formed to take forward the Parish Plan. The group
comprises the following: Martin Speller, Julia Crawford-Smith, Christopher Birrell and
John Crocker. They are investigating current standards for this document and will be
consulting our community. This process will take many months and will require a great
deal of hard work from this group. The aim is to give an overview of how we would like to
see Cucklington develop over the next 10 to 15 years.
Emergency Plan: We have an emergency plan but it is now time to review and update
it. Some people have moved, some no longer have the capability to provide support and
there are many new people in the Parish who may not be aware of the plan and may
wish to be part of it.
Contact You can contact me by phone, email or in person – Gordon Czapiewski Telephone 01963 32076; email [email protected] .
Feel free to contact me.
GC
COMMUNITY ACCESS DEFIBRILLATOR
We have now ordered the defibrillator which will be installed in the Cucklington telephone
box. Actual installation will take place after a full training evening for the village which will
take place on
Friday, 22nd JUNE betweem 7pm and 9 pm in the VILLAGE HALL
The training will be comprehensive and will be conducted by Tom Jackson of the South
Western Ambulance Service. It will be done on a ‘drop in’ basis so that there will be an
opportunity for all attending to get hands-on experience using the equipment and
practising first aid on manikins. Tea/coffee will be provided.
Defibrillators are proven life savers and all are urged to attend.
Attendees are invited to make a small donation to cover extraneous installation costs for
the defibrillator.
AC
CHARLTON MUSGROVE PARISH COUNCIL
FOR SALE: HP NOTEBOOK MINI 210-1000. 1.67GHz Processor. 1 GB ram.
Windows 7 Operating System. Microsoft Office (Word, Excel etc).
Complete with charger and carrying case.
No faults as far as we are aware.
Previously used by the Parish Clerk who now has a full size lap top.
Best offer over £80 accepted.
E-mail: [email protected] or call Vera on 01747-861576
Copy Date for combined JULY/AUGUST issue:
MONDAY, 18th JUNE
Please send your copy to:
Brian Trueman
(for CUCKLINGTON)
Hillside Cottage
Cucklington
BA9 9PT
01747 841014
[email protected]
Biddy Moreton
(for CHARLTON MUSGROVE)
Roundhill Farm
Charlton Musgrove
BA9 8HH
01963 33256
[email protected]
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Alison Dixon
(STOKE TRISTER/BAYFORD)
Woodbine Villa
Stoke Trister
BA9 9PQ
32447
[email protected]
JUNE CHURCH SERVICES
Florence Bristol (12)
JUBILEE BENEFICE SERVICE
SUNDAY, 3rd JUNE
ST ANDREW’S, STOKE TRISTER at 9.30 am
10th June
8.00 am
9.30 am
10.00 am
11.00 am
Holy Communion (BCP)
Morning Praise
Growing Faith
Morning Praise
CMSS
C
WINC
ST
17th June
9.30 am
11.00 am
6.30 pm
Holy Communion (CW)
Holy Communion (CW)
Evensong (BCP)
B
CMSS
C
24th June
9.30 am
11.00 am
6.30 pm
Holy Communion (BCP)
Morning Praise
Evensong
C
CMSS
ST
1 JULY
11.00 am
PET SERVICE BAYFORD BARN
CMSJ – S.John’s,Charlton Musgrove
CMSS – St Stephen’s Charlton Musgrove
C – St Lawrence, Cucklington,
ST – St Andrew’s Stoke Trister,
B - Bayford Chapel
WINC – St Peter & St Paul, Wincanton
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VILLAGE EVENTS AND DIARY
DATES
JUNE
PAGE
June 3-4
June 4th & 5th
June 6th
Wednesday
June 7th
Thursday
June 15th
Friday
June 18th
Monday
June 18th
Monday
June 19th
Tuesday
June 22nd
Friday
June 23rd
Saturday
VILLAGE JUBILEE PROGRAMME
BANK HOLIDAYS
Toddler Group Charlton Musgrove Mem Hall every
Wednesday during term time
Bayford Coffee Morning 10 am – 12 noon
Bayford Chapel
Coffee Morning Charlton Musgrove Hall 10.30 am
Summer Fair Planning Meeting Arthur Morison
Memorial Hall 6 pm
COPY DATE
Short Mat Bowling Charlton Musgrove Memorial Hall
2-5pm
Defibrillator Training Arthur Morison Hall 7-9pm
Friends of Somerset Churches Visits
Centrefold
& 13, 15,16
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A good number of children in our parishes attend Horsington Primary School, which is
the venue for the Horsington Summer Fete on June 16th from from 2-5 pm: Ferret
Racing. Raffle, Sumo wrestling, tombola, pony rides, face painting, beer tent, BBQ, Teas
and cakes, skittles, bouncy slide and much more!
Future dates
July 14th Benefice Summer Fair
Arthur Morison Memorial Hall, Cucklington 2.00 pm
July 14th, Affordable Art Sale Charlton Musgrove 10.30am – 3.30 pm
Cucklington, Stoke Trister with Bayford Flower Show: 11th August 2012.
‘TALENT FOR TEXTILES’ FRIDAY JULY 6TH 9./30-5.00 PM AT YARLINGTON HOUSE:
A HIGH QUALITY FAIR with 25 stands selling linens, lace, fabrics, vintage fashions etc.
Talks 11am 12noon 2pm 3pm. Tickets in advance £3.50 or £5 on day.
For further information ring Sue Bosanquet on 01963 210200.
The Charlton Musgrove Flower Show will be held in The Memorial Hall on Saturday 8
September 2012.
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