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The Watershed Magazine DATES FOR YOUR DIARY NOVEMBER THE WATERSHED MAGAZINE Saturday 1 2 - 4pm Cobalt Appeal Annual Sale in Coates Village Hall Sunday 2 7pm RBL Festival of Remembrance at Gloucester Leisure Centre Monday 3 BEAT AGM Monday 3 7.30pm Coates Parish Council meeting Wednesday 5 7.30pm BEAT meeting Thursday 6 7.30pm Coates Gardening Club AGM and meeting with Canon Andrew Bowden talking on The History of Poultry Thursday 6 10am Time Out Bible Discussion Thursday 6 10.30am Frampton Mansell Coffee Morning Tuesday 18 7.30pm Frampton Mansell Rural Cinema Belle Thursday 20 10am Time Out Bible Discussion Thursday 20 2.30pm Good Companions Meeting Friday 21 7.30pm Talk by Dr Ian Davies Polar Adventures Saturday 22 1pm RBL Women’s Section County Conference Saturday 22 Sapperton Village Hall Quiz Night Saturday 22 7.30pm Country & Western Barn Dance in Rodmarton Village Hall Monday 24 Mobile police station vising our villages Tuesday 25 11.55am Mobile library visiting Coates Thursday 27 2.30pm RBL Women’s Section AGM in Kemble Village Hall Thursday 27 10am - 1pm GRCC’s In Touch 50 Plus Activity Event Friday 28 Christmas Craft Day at Sapperton School DECEMBER Thursday 4 7.30pm Coates Gardening Club Christmas supper and quiz Tuesday 23 11.55am Mobile library visiting Coates St Osmund’s, Tarlton November 2014 24 1 RECTOR USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS Rev Trevor Kemp 770550 Watershed Editor Bob Merrill 771496 Coates Rectory, Coates GL7 6NR Watershed Treasurer Janet Loines 841578 Watershed Intercession Group Anne Chilton 770726 Email [email protected] Coates Parish Council Bob Allen 771229 CURATE (Non-stipendiary) Coates Parish Council clerk Libby Harrison 07791 943822 Coates PCC Treasurer Janet Trinder 770525 Rev David Austin 860692 Coates Gardening Club Margaret Reynolds 771354 READER Coates Social Club secretary Annabelle Crapper 770266 Richard Marlowe 770401 Coates Tree Warden Geoffrey Moore 770869 Coates Village Hall Susan PJ 770596 Barrie Cran 770809 Coates Neighbourhood Watch Liz Allen 07771 553061/771229 STRATEGIC YOUTH MINISTER Frampton Mansell Village Hall Bookings 760102 or 760300 Anton Wynn 07816 315423 Rodmarton & Tarlton PC C/man Paul Drake 770267 Rodmarton & Tarlton PC clerk Susan Hare Rodmarton PCC Treasurer Simon Biddulph 841462 COATES Rodmarton School Colin Jones 841284 Church Wardens: Dickie Randall 771300 Rodmarton Village Hall Norman Hopkins 07514485555 841287 Tony Berry 770220 Jasper Biddulph 770230 Flower Team Leader Heather Wheatley 770829 Rodmarton Cricket Club Nick Clarke 841421 Sapperton with FM PC Chair Sarah Osborn-Smith 760874 Sapperton/FM council clerk Ruth Pittaway 644201 SAPPERTON WITH FRAMPTON MANSELL Sapperton/FM PCC Treasurer Peter Mammatt 760852 Church Warden: Jeremy Hoskins 760227 Sapperton/FM Snow Warden Mark Franklin 760226 Sapperton Tree Warden Paul Dingley 760788 Elizabeth Pick 01453 884791 Sapperton Village Hall Annette Bullock 760468 Deputy warden St Kenelm’s Mark Hamer 760715 Sapperton School Dawn Thomas 760325 Rotas Kate Gordon-Lennox 760651 Royal British Legion John Chilton 770726 Secretary PCC Natalie Hunt 760421 Good Companions Betty Mixture 770569 Watershed RDA Bob Merrill 771496 Watershed Farm Club Liz Collins 770621 RODMARTON AND TARLTON (Chapel of Ease) District Councillors Thames Head Ward John Birch 770360 Church Wardens Avening Ward Jim Parsons 01453 836596 Rodmarton Mary FitzGerald 238607 County Councillor S D E Parsons 821451 Sophia Kinmont 841222 Member of Parliament Geoffrey Clifton-Brown 01452 371630 Cirencester Hospital 655711 Tarlton Jasper Biddulph 770230 Police non emergency (24hrs) 101 Flower Team Leader Sarah Pope 841253 Lynn Saunders - Village Agent 07776 245 754 Secretary PCC Jane Marlowe 770401 Coates Resilience plan agents John Birch 770360/07989946224 David Lattimore771006/07836511011 2 23 MOBILE LIBRARY VISITS FORTHCOMING SERVICES IN THE BENEFICE th The mobile library visits Coates every 4 weeks. The visit for the next 2 November 4 Sunday before Advent months will be on Tuesday 25 November and Tuesday 23 December 9.30am Kemble Holy Communion between 11.55am and 12.55pm outside the village hall. 9.30am Coates Holy Communion 11am Poole Keynes Family Service 11am Rodmarton Holy Communion with Choir MOBILE POLICE STATION 11am Sapperton Family Holy Communion 5 November Midweek Wednesday The mobile police station will be visiting our villages next month at the 10am Kemble Holy Communion following times: 9 November 3rd Sunday before Advent Monday 24 November 9.30am Kemble Family Service Frampton Mansell 9 - 9.45 9.30am Coates Holy Communion Sapperton 10 - 10.45 9.30am Poole Keynes Holy Communion Coates 11 - 11.45 11am Tarlton Holy Communion Kemble 12 - 12.45 11am Somerford Keynes Holy Communion Somerford Keynes 1 - 1.45 11am Rodmarton Mattins 11am Frampton Mansell Holy Communion There will be no visits in December. 3pm Kemble RBL Service 12 November Midweek Wednesday ADVERTISING IN THE WATERSHED 10am Kemble Holy Communion nd If you wish to advertise in our parish magazine please contact Bob 16 November 2 Sunday before Advent Merrill at Glebe House, Coates, GL7 6NU. Tel 771496, Mobile 07866 9.30am Kemble Holy Communion 972389 or by e-mail to the Watershed magazine at 9.30am Coates Family Service [email protected]. 9.30am Frampton Mansell Family Service 11am Poole Keynes Morning Prayer Adverts at a third of a page cost £15 for a single issue or £60 for 5 11am Somerford Keynes Family Service issues. Adverts at half a page cost £23 for a single issue or £90 for 5 11am Rodmarton Holy Communion issues. The magazine is published 10 times every year; July/August 19 November Midweek Wednesday and December/January are joint editions. Cheques should be made 10am Kemble Holy Communion payable to Watershed magazine. 23 November Christ the King 8am Tarlton Holy Communion (BCP) 9.30am Kemble Morning Prayer CLOSING DATE FOR THE DECEMBER/JANUARY 9.30am Coates Holy Communion MAGAZINE - 12 November 9.30am Poole Keynes Holy Communion 11am Somerford Keynes Holy Communion Contributions should be sent to Bob Merrill at Glebe House, Coates, 11am Rodmarton Family Service GL7 6NU. Tel 771496, mobile 07866 972389 or by e-mail to the 11am Frampton Mansell Holy Communion Watershed magazine at [email protected]. Articles should 6pm Kemble The Source be in Arial font at 11 point with formatting kept as simple as 26 November Midweek Wednesday possible. The editor reserves the right to edit any articles. All articles 10am Kemble Holy Communion should be submitted by 12 November at the latest for inclusion in 30 November First Sunday in Advent next month’s issue. 3pm Kemble Advent Messy Church 22 3 THE ARCHDEACON OF CHELTENHAM, THE VENERABLE ROBERT SPRINGETT, REFLECTS ON THE FIRST WORLD WAR In August our Cathedral gave a whole day to readings the names, from war memorials across the county, of all those killed in the Great War. It was deeply moving, a reminder of how that war affected almost every family and community. Its deepest power was though simply in the reading of names. Names are so precious, the way in which we are known to each other as father, son, daughter, husband, partner or lover and of course they are the way in which we are known to God, whom the psalmist says formed each one of us in our mother’s womb, who call us, who holds us as beloved. As the names of those killed in the Great War recede into the carved stone of our memorials it would be easy to forget. In this centenary year let us remember them, the humanity, the vulnerability, the uniqueness of each person, and those who loved and mourned them. In our world today where still innocent victims of every race and creed lose their lives in war and conflict, it is in this remembering that we discover anew our common humanity, our hope for peace and commit ourselves to a better future, for which they laid down their lives that we may have a new heart and a new spirit. Do you have a mole or rabbit problem? With over 30 years experience in traditional mole control I can LETTER FROM THE BISHOP OF TEWKESBURY, THE RT effectively, discreetly and humanely remove the culprit(s)! REVD MARTYN SNOW, TO MEMBERS OF THE DIOCESE No gas, chemicals or poisons used and completely safe to I am very pleased to be able to write with the news that we were children and pets. notified yesterday by Church House, Westminster that the Metropolitan Police, following their enquiries, are to take no further NO MOLE - NO FEE action against Bishop Michael. He has himself issued a statement Fully insured and references available saying: ‘It was right that the allegations should be fully investigated Telephone: 07766 132934 (Days) 01285 770968 (Evenings) and I am gratified that the police have completed the investigation and concluded that there are no grounds for further action to be taken. My Member of the British Traditional Molecatchers Register family and I are profoundly grateful for all the support and affirmation Member of the Guild of British Molecatchers we have received through this very difficult time.’’ BPCA/RSPH Level 2 Certificate in pest control PRAYERS IN THE BENEFICE Call now for a free, no obligation site survey and quote Wednesdays at Kemble at 10am (Holy Communion) www.gbestateservices.com Tuesdays at Kemble at 8.30am Fridays at Rodmarton at 9.15am Saturdays at Somerford Keynes (first Saturday in the month only) 4 21 Firefly Fabrication BAPTISMS Christina Adelaide Jenner daughter of Angela & Edward Jenner at All Manufacturing Soul’s, Kemble on 14 September. Lucy Elizabeth Plummer daughter of Nicholas & Catherine Plummer Gates Wine Racks at Somerford Keynes on 21 September. Zara Alexandra Cole daughter of Inglis & Kirsten Cole at All Soul’s, Railings Candelabra Kemble on 19 October. Rose Arches Signs & Frames Our love and blessings go to them all. RIP Phil Robbins Margaret Elizabeth Bullock.
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