- 16 - PARISH OF DEVERILLS AND HORNINGSHAM Churches SS Peter & Paul the Apostles, Longbridge Deverill PARISH NEWS St Michael the Archangel, Brixton Deverill St Mary the Virgin, Kingston Deverill The Deverills & Crockerton St John the Baptist, Horningsham Clergy Rev Pauline Reid, Rectory, 6 Homefields, Longbridge Email: [email protected] 841290 Lay Minister Mr John Budgen 218203 Churchwardens Dr Guy Ratcliffe (Longbridge Deverill) 840405 Mr Tim Young (Longbridge Deverill) 840477 Mr Richard Lucas (Brixton Deverill) 841164 Mr Robert Shuler (Kingston Deverill) 844291 Mr Tim Moore (Horningsham) 844336 PCC Treasurer Mr Robert Steptoe 841396 PCC Secretary Mr Nigel Poole 840902 Church Electoral Roll Officer Mrs Diana Abbott 840763 Parish News Editor Mrs Judy Munro 844385 Organist Mr John Budgen 218203 Bell Tower Captain - Deverills Mr Richard Munro 844385 Caretaker - Longbridge Church Mrs Sylvia Titt 214825 Benefice Administrator (Mondays am) Marion Muston 01373 839026

Email: [email protected] Benefice Safeguarding Officer Mrs Marion Muston 01373 832755

Contact the Editor and the Website Parish News Editor: Judy Munro 844385 Contributions for the Parish News by post to The Marsh, Longbridge Deverill by Pat Armstrong Whitepits Lodge, Kingston Deverill, Warminster, BA12 7HD or by email: [email protected] Please remember the deadline is 15th of the month - Thank you JUNE 2018 Website: Benefice of Cley Hill Villages www.cleyhillchurches.org

Website contents: Parish News, Church services, Parish Register, Events Look inside for local news & information - 2 - - 15 - F U T U R E E V E N T S Community Coffee Morning  Pre-school children & parents group Thursdays Longbridge Hall 10.00-11.30 am

Everyone is welcome 10.30 - 12.00 noon  Athenaeum Singers 40th Anniversary Concert Saturday 2nd June See p8 Wednesday 6th June  Community Coffee MorningWednesday 6th June See p2 Monday 18th June  Upper Deverills Extraordinary Parish Council meeting Wed 6th June See p11/14 The Orangery, The George Inn, Longbridge

Call Bridget 844884 if you require transport  Exhibition: Year in South Wiltshire Friday 8th - Sunday 10th June See p6  Queens’s Birthday Tea Longbridge House Saturday 9th June See p2 Queen’s Birthday Cream Tea  Minster of St Denys Annual Fete Saturday 9th June See p6  Deverill Valley & Crockerton W I Monday 11th June See p5 Longbridge Deverill House Garden  Cast on & Craft GroupWednesday 13th June See p5 Saturday 9th June 2.00 - 4.00 pm  Mere Gardening Club Wednesday 13th June See p7 Cream teas and cakes  My Fair Lady Wednesday 13th - Saturday 16th June See p6 Raffle for our residents activities fund

Music to make a lovely atmosphere in our garden  Community Coffee Morning Monday 18th June See p2

Announcements of the raffle winners at 4.00 pm  Book & Dining Club Wednesday 20th June See p5  Upper Deverills Pub Night & Rounders Friday 29th June See p2

UPPER DEVERILLS VILLAGE HALL  Interests & Hobbies ExhibitionSaturday 30th June - Sunday 1st July See p7 MONTHLY PUB NIGHT ‘The Cricketers’ Legs’  Longbridge Parish Council meeting Monday 2nd July See p10/14 Friday 29th June 6.00 - 11.00 pm  Upper Deverills Parish Council meetingWednesday 4th July See p11/14 BBQ & ROUNDERS (weather permitting) A relaxed pub night with other villagers,  Upper Deverills Duck Race & BBQ Saturday 14th July See p2 children/dogs welcome! Firkin beer, wine, spirits, soft drinks, crisps,  Nearly New Sale Saturday 14th July See p7 DUCK RACE Saturday 14th July Ducks on sale @ 50p 4.15 pm by Pope’s bridge in Kingston,  Deverills Cricket Club Sunday 15th July See p5/10 Race begins 5.00 pm, BBQ in field opposite Bell House  Mere Historical Society Outing Wednesday 18th July See p7 SUMMER FETE & DOG SHOW Saturday 21st July  Plan your entries now: fruit, vegetables, flowers, crafts etc Upper Deverills Fete & Dog Show Saturday 21st July See p2 Entries from everyone welcome!  Upper Deverills Pub Night Friday 27th July See p2

MONTHLY PUB NIGHT  Hound of the Baskervilles Saturday 4th August See p6 July 6.00-11.00 pm Friday 27th  Deverills Cricket Club Sunday 5th August See p5/10 BBQ (weather permitting)

Facebook www.facebook.com/groups/upperdeverills  Longbridge Deverill Flower Show Saturday 11th August See p4

- 14 - Dear Friends, - 3 -- 3 - It’s June and summer is here! The weather fluctuated between LOCAL COUNCILS, SOCIETIES, GROUPS etc. warm and cold when we enjoyed an amazing Rogation Sunday, at last Longbridge Deverill Parish Council www.crockertonlongbridgeandhilldeverill.co.uk it had become more predictable and our farmers can catch up after Caroline Sawyer 840585 (Chair) Martin McDermott 216939 one of the latest springs in memory. Nature has a great capacity to recover so we hope this summer is no exception. Kate Plastow 840975 (Vice Chair) Bob Pitman 212953 Richard Baxter 212918 David Searle 213767 When I looked for a theme early in May, the news was full of the consequences of Juliet Brathwaite MBE 841338 Nigel Spreadbury-Clews 216660 the misuse of Facebook personal data. Those of you not interested in social media Nikki Spreadbury-Clews (Clerk) 216660 or [email protected] may now be heading to the waste bin with this page! Until recently, I was firmly of the same view, but reluctantly became a user of Facebook, in order to be able to Upper Deverills Parish Council share Church information with those who don’t perhaps read local magazines. I was www.upperdeverills.co.uk not in favour of such ‘new fangled’ pastimes, and critical of younger people being Richard Cousens 844970 (Chair) Colin Hirons 845255 welded to their smart phones! Having become a Facebook user, I was convinced I Bridget Beattie 844884 (Vice Chair) Louise Stratton 844105 would never get sucked into that sort of behaviour! But I was wrong and subsequent David Croot 840944 weeks saw me constantly looking at all the activities and news being generated on Christine Fordham (Clerk) 01747 873168 / 07740512437 the village Facebook site. My email inbox became full of ‘have you seen’ messages Wiltshire Councillor Fleur de Rhé Philipe 213193 increasing the pressure to look. This demanded action; having stopped these random

Member of Parliament Dr Andrew Murrison 01225 358584 emails, some semblance of normality has descended again on the Buick household! What possible relevance can this have to us as Christians and the life of our Wiltshire Council 0300 456 0100 churches? Given our recent discussions across the Benefice, looking at what the Sir James Thynne Almshouse Karen Seymour 840196 (Steward) future holds for us, many of the conclusions confirm what Pauline has long been urging us to do. We have no future unless we connect with the whole community, Longbridge Deverill Parish Hall Committee particularly our newer generations. The recent Good Friday Messy Church in St Philip Julie Read 840655 (Chair) Anna Mead 212759 (Secretary) Sylvia Titt 214825 (Bookings) and St James’ Church was a perfect example of this. Young families picked up news Upper Deverills Village Hall of the event on social media placed there by one of our marvellous supporters. The Caroline Davies 845335 (Chair) John Lea 844325 (Hall bookings) result was amazing! We found ourselves running out of materials as a large number

Crockerton Village CommitteeMarion Thomas 213739 (Chair) of young families had a great experience enjoying both the activities and the service which followed. Quite simply we had communicated in the right ‘language’. Pre-School Children & Parents Group Sylvia Titt 214825 Pat Wood 840535 This is not a plea to turn our backs on the traditions of our Christian heritage. One Deverill & Crockerton W I Sue Bohana (215546) (Pres) Julie Wallder 213142 (Sec) of the joys for me leading school assemblies is using the traditional Lord’s Prayer.

Deverills Cricket Club Ed Read 840835 (Captain) We live in a Benefice which encompasses everything good about village life. The closeness allowing us all to care for each other combines with diversity, celebrating Wylye Valley Tennis Club Colin Singer 213696 the full spectrum of worship, including 1662 services alongside newer forms. The Community Police events in Acts chapter 2 describe the Holy Spirit coming at Pentecost embody God’s PCSO Debbie Robbins 101 or [email protected] message of inclusiveness with the multinational crowd surrounding the Disciples, hearing his word in their own languages. Summer village events like the Crockerton Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinator Deverills & Crockerton Bridget Beattie 844884 street party and the Chapmanslade village explorer trail day give us opportunities to Clarence (pot holes) 0800232323 connect with each other in the best possible way. Pauline’s wish for ‘the community Hospital Transport Link Scheme 211655 to be at the heart of the church’ has never been more apt as we look to the future. With love and prayers Mere Link Scheme (covers Upper Deverills) 01747 860096 Ian Buik Post Office Lakeside Garden Centre, Crockerton: Mon Wed Fri 9.00 am - 2.00 pm (Church Warden St Philip & St James Chapmanslade, Lay Worship Leader) - 4 - Nature Notes - 13 -

The countryside has undergone a dramatic transformation in the past month. CROCKERTON VILLAGE COMMITTEE After a long winter, spring has finally arrived and even verged into summer with rec- ord temperatures over the early May Bank Holiday. The vegetation has shot up and Please help cover Crockerton in Poppies everywhere is lush and green. There is blossom in the hedgerows and on the fruit to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War. trees. Standing under the apple tree up the garden the smell was lovely and I could The Committee aim to cover the village in poppies! hear, and see, the bees at work. I was watching a swallow from under the tree; I am A pattern is provided below for knitted and crochet poppies, or they could be hoping that it is one of ‘ours’ returned to use the stables. It returned on 12th May, made from paper, felt or any other materials. Place them in your front garden, on about a month later than last year. It looks to be a male as it has long streamers. The your gates, front doors, porch etc. To contribute to the main village display please males usually arrive first to secure a nesting site. We have a house martin already in contact the committee or Marion 213739 before mid September. one of the nests at the front, there were 4 house martins flying around on the 10th Knitted Poppies Pattern May arriving before our swallow. Most years the swallows arrive late March/early Using 4mm needles cast on 120 stitches in red DK wool. Knit 4 rows in garter April and the house martins the second week of May. stitch. Next row - knit 3 together to the end of row (or slip 1, knit 2 together, The bluebells were looking lovely in Southleigh Woods last pass slipped stitch over). Knit 4 rows in garter stitch (if you would like to knit week. After a warm afternoon their aroma was locked under the centre, change to black wool and ignore instruction about button etc.) the canopy of trees and was heavenly. I think there were more Next row - knit 2 together to end of row. Knit 4 rows in garter stitch. Next blooms this year; due to the late spring the canopy was not so row - knit 2 together to end of row. Fasten off last 10 stitches by threading thick with most trees still not in full leaf. The hedgerows and verges have been covered in the frothy white flower of cow the wool through the remaining stitches and sewing up the side. Sew black parsley, or Queen Anne’s lace; we have some in the garden which are great for button or wool to create a centre. insects. The rise in temperature means there are a lot of insects, just right for the Crocheted Poppies Pattern summer migrants to feast on. I have seen many orange tip butterflies; it is only the 4.5 hook. Ch3, join with slip stitch to form circle. Ch3, work 9dc into centre male with the orange tip on the forewings, the female is basically white with black tips of circle and join with slip stitch. Work three petals separately. Petal 1: Ch3, instead of orange. The eggs are laid on several common plants; cuckoo flower, work 1st dc into same stitch, work 2dc into each of the next 3 stitches Ch1, honesty and garlic mustard (Jack by the hedge). I have also seen a few beautiful blue work 2sc into each stitch, tie off. Petal 2: Work 2dc into last dc of previous butterflies, quite small, possible holly blue. I rescued a couple of small tortoiseshell butterflies from the garage, when they woke up from hibernation, and a queen wasp. petal, work 2dc into each of the next 3 stitches Ch1, work 2sc into each Most years I would have set free numerous queen wasps and certainly more than 2 stitch, tie off. Petal 3 as second. small tortoiseshells, so the winter has definitely had an effect. FUTURE EVENTS In the pond the tadpoles are growing but yet to show any signs of hind limbs. We

November - Dress the Village in Remembrance Poppies are sure they have been reduced in number by ducks, heron and the resident goldfish. 8th November - Defibrillator Refresher Training I think once the tadpole reaches a certain size it is less palatable to the fish. The kingfisher is missing so far. I have not spotted one here or on the river for a while, perhaps another victim of the long winter but we are seeing grey and pied wagtail. The Longbridge Deverill Flower Show Quite a few young blackbirds are being fed. When it was cold I started feeding Saturday 11th August sultanas which the adults readily took and now the youngsters have got a taste for It is not that far away so it is time to get planting, them too. I can hear that there are young house sparrows up in the swift box but at building, pruning and baking. Please look at the website for least the box is being used. We have a rather smart cock pheasant who has attracted the class list for this year’s show and get your entries ready! three ladies (hens) and they strut around the garden and field. Finally, we have had a www.longbridgedeverillflowershow.co.uk. Budding jockeys handsome male bullfinch on the sunflower hearts; never having had one at the should get into training as The Hobby Horse race will be feeders before, here or at the farm, they are usually so shy. He is a welcome addition. returning. More details will be released nearer the time. Jane Trollope (written 15th May 2018) - 12 - - 5 - Upper Deverills Bee swarms If you see a swarm of bees in the Upper Deverills please get in touch Deverill Valley & Crockerton WI with Bee Keepers Sarah Fagan (844123) if you see them in Kingston, We enjoyed very much the speaker Phil Seddon talking on the Bridget Beattie (844884) if seen in Monkton or Nigel Milne (840351) if duties of a Town Crier and were very interested in the history of his seen in Brixton. They will be very happy to come and collect it! work. Several Members went to the Group Meeting at Sutton Veny Charity walk and found the speaker from National Westminster Bank very informative I am walking El Camino de Santiago de Compostela in July to fundraise regarding scams, not only on our computers but also ‘doorstep’ callers. Ruth for Bristol Children’s Hospital after our 7 month old grandson Toby had a Sutton won the competition with a beautiful glass elephant from South Africa. very serious, and successful, heart operation. Can you help me raise Our next meeting will be on Monday 11th June in Longbridge Village Hall at 7.30 money for this wonderful cause by donating directly to my fundraising pm when we focus on Coronation Celebrations and will wear not only red, white page - justgiving.com/Richard-Munro8? JustGiving sends your donation and blue but also Crowns. If you would like to know more about the WI in the straight to Wallace & Gromit's Grand Appeal and automatically reclaims Gift Aid if you Deverill Valley please contact Julie Wallder on 213141. are a UK taxpayer so your donation is worth even more. Toby is now progressing really Cast on & Craft Group well thanks to the skills and devotion of the wonderful staff at the hospital. Thank you. If you like knitting, embroidery, tapestry or other crafts, this group Richard Munro is for you! We meet at someone's home each month to share ideas Fond Farewell and enjoy each other’s company. This month’s meeting will be on Wednesday 13th June from 2.00 - 4.00 pm at Dinah Barnes’s house, Roy and I spent almost a quarter of a century in the little thatched cottage we built in Kingston Deverill. We loved all our days there but sadly Roy passed away last The Old Chapel, Kingston Deverill BA12 7HG. Please call 844920 if September. I am now in Gillingham, near my family, but I would like to say a big ‘Thank you need directions. Everyone welcome. you’ to my neighbours & friends who were so kind and helpful when I needed it most. Book & Dining Club Janet Andrews The next meeting will be on Wednesday 20th June 7.00 for 7.30 pm, at The Prince Leopold, Upton Lovell BA12 0JP. If you would like to come for a meal and discuss the book please contact Norma Payne 846188. The book chosen is The Shepherd’s Life by James Rebanks. The first son of a shepherd, who was the first son of a shepherd himself, he and his family have lived and worked in and around the Lake District for generations. Their way of life is ordered by the seasons and has been for hundreds of years. A Viking would understand the work they do: sending sheep to the fells in the summer and making hay; autumn fairs where the flocks are replenished; gruelling toil of winter to keep the sheep alive and light-headedness of spring as the lambs are born and the sheep get ready to return to the fells. Deverills Cricket Club Home matches will take place on the cricket pitch next to the Upper Deverills village hall on: Sunday 15th July, Sunday 5th and Sunday 19th August Please come along and watch, everyone is very welcome. For more information about the club please contact Ed Read 840835.

- 6 - - 11 - Upper Deverills Parish Council A Year in South Wiltshire Next meetings of the Parish council will be an extraordinary Exhibition of Landscape Photographs planning meeting at 6.30 pm on Wednesday 6th June and a by Chris Lock (Wylye Valley Calendar) at the normal Parish Council meeting at 6.30 Wednesday 4th July. Thatched Barn, Ginger Piggery Everyone is welcome to attend. We look forward to seeing you. Boyton, Warminster BA12 0SS Christine Fordham (Clerk) Free entry Friday 8th – Sunday 10th June OPEN: Friday/Saturday: 10:00 am – 8:00 pm; Sunday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm Crockerton School www.wishfordarts.co.uk or 07980 766197 Term 5 is always really busy with the Year 6 children sitting their KS2 SATs tests, showing off all their skills they have learnt over the last 4 years. I find it hard to believe, probably like their parents, that this cohort of children will soon be Minster of St Denys Annual Summer Fete embarking on their next stage of education at their secondary schools – Lavington, Kingdown, Bishops and Warminster School. They do however, alongside their Year Saturday 9th June in Warminster Town Park 5 friends, have the ever popular PGL residential to look forward to, as well as the Starting with a Barbeque at 12.00 noon KS2 Production of Oliver! Viscountess Weymouth judging cake competition 2.30 pm Our Worship Value at school this term has been Service. As with so many of our Free entry forms: Minster church, Hub, Civic Centre Values, the children have been demonstrating it in abundance. The Trussell Trust There will be a tug of war, games for the youngsters, skittles, stalls, raffle, tombola and much more. Fun for all. came to school to talk about the importance of the Foodbank; something we have Do come and bring your friends. supported on several occasions. The children, parents and staff have also been demonstrating Service by tidying up the school grounds. The weeds at the front of the school have been pulled and the playground swept. Thank you to everyone THE WOOLSTORE THEATRE who has spent some time helping us to keep the school looking fabulous. If anyone feels that they have some spare time to spend in the School grounds, please do CODFORD BA12 0NE contact us. “There is more happiness in giving than receiving.” The words of Jesus

Directed by Brenda Mears recorded in Acts 20.35 - The Good News Bible. Someone else who has Wednesday 13th - Saturday 16th June served the school is Judy 7.45 pm Sat Matinee 2.30 pm Munro and it is with

Tickets £10 Budgens Post Office, Codford sadness we say goodbye to 01985 850345 her as a Governor of the school. She has been in post for over 8 years and THE ELIZABETHAN EVENING, MANOR FARM, CORSLEY BA12 7QE has seen many changes in

Saturday 4th August 7:30 pm our small school over those years. I would personally Tickets : adult £14, child (9-16) £7 like to thank her for her pre-booked supper £9 hard work and the huge amount of time she has spent to ensure that Crockerton www.theelizabethanevening.com or tel 01373 832113 CE Primary is the very best it can be. We welcome Sally Branscombe as our new www.illyria.co.uk Foundation Governor.

Gates open 5:30 pm. Bring a picnic. Licensed Bar - 10 - - 7 - Longbridge Deverill Parish Council Mere Gardening Club At the Annual meeting of the Parish Council Cllr Baxter stepped down The next meeting will be on Wednesday 13th June at 7.30 pm in the as Chairman after four years, Cllr Sawyer was elected as Chairman and Grove Buildings at 7.30 pm. Slightly Naughty Plants by Castle Gardens Cllr Plastow as Vice Chairman. speaker. This will be an entertaining encounter with plants that cheat, steal, deceive, The Longbridge Deverill annual defibrillator awareness session was alter minds and provide aphrodisiacs! The slides, no doubt, will provide support for very well attended and Cllr Sawyer thanked all those that came along the speaker's assertions, and will be most enlightening. Visitors welcome £2. and The George for hosting. Janet Way (860884) or visit www.meregardenclub.org.uk Wiltshire Council Section 14(1) Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 temporary Mere Historical Society closure of A350 (Part), Longbridge Deverill, Brixton Deverill & Chicklade Ref TTRO Tuesday 19th June the outing to Mottisfont Abbey and Garden (National Trust) is 5360). Notice is given that Wiltshire Council has made an Order to close temporarily fully booked but for those who have booked the coach leaves Salisbury Street car to all traffic: A350 (Part), Longbridge Deverill, Brixton Deverill and Chicklade; from park at 9.30 am and returns by around 6.00 pm its junction with A36 to its junction with A303. To enable: Tarmac to undertake Wednesday 18th July there is a visit to Chavenage House carriageway reconstruction works including resurfacing, ironwork adjustment and and Tetbury. Before reaching Chavenage House we will stop in road markings. Alternative route: via A36 – A303 and vice versa. The closure and Tetbury where you will have time for lunch and to meander diversion route will be clearly indicated by traffic signs. This Order will come into down the medieval cobbled Chipping Steps where the ‘Mop operation on 18th June, it is anticipated the closure will be required 24 hours daily Fairs’ were held. The Heritage Centre is in the original Court House and contains a until 13th July 2018. It is anticipated the works will take the stated time to complete Police Museum with free entry. After lunch we will visit Chavenage House, a Grade I depending upon weather conditions. Access will be maintained for residents and listed building, which is a beautiful Elizabethan house of mellow Cotswold stone built businesses where possible, delays are likely. The Order will have a maximum in 1576 by Edward Stephens. Only two families have owned it, and we will be shown duration of 18 months. Further information: Warren Jones (Atkins) 01225 730360, round by one of the current owners. We leave Salisbury Street Car Park at 9.00 am Sustainable Transport Group, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge BA14 8JN and return around 6.00 pm. The cost: MHS Members £27, non-members £30 per The next Parish Council meeting will be on Monday 2nd July at 7.30 pm at person, includes coach and tip, tour and cream tea. Deadline for booking 9th July, Longbridge Deverill Parish Hall. For the full minutes please see village notice boards, details and booking forms available from Mere Information Point or download from Parish web site www.crockertonlongbridgeandhilldeverill.co.uk or contact Parish ‘What’s On’ on website www.merehistoricalsociety.org.uk clerk email [email protected] Maiden Bradley Memorial Hall Deverills Archaeology Group The Old Kitchen Community Store situated within the Hall is The Deverills Archaeology Group held its inaugural meeting on May 10th open Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays selling basic grocery in the Upper Deverills village hall. The meeting was very well attended and items e.g. milk, cream, butter, biscuits, crisps, chocolate, tea, the group now has over 40 registered members. If you are reading this and coffee etc. Opening times: 9.00 am – 11.30 am. Please note are interested in becoming a member, or know of someone who might be, CASH ONLY. Alongside the shop there is also a range of books to just contact the group secretary, Claire Watts (e-mail [email protected]). borrow from the Community Book Lending Library. Dave Croot brought the group up-to-date with a brief summary of the Maiden Bradley Interests & Hobbies Exhibition Weekend Saturday 30th June archaeological research findings in the valley and then moved on to the formal and Sunday 1st July 10.00 am - 4.00 pm. Exhibitors include Model Steam Railway, business. The group’s 3 temporary officers, Chair: Dave Croot; Secretary: Claire Model Aeroplanes, Bell Ringers, Vintage tractor and many more. Come and view the Watts; Treasurer: Kevin McBride, were confirmed in post. The draft constitution was skills, hobbies and talents on offer. Refreshments & Cream Teas will be served. approved. The treasurer invited donations to support the group in person or by Nearly New Summer Sale De-cluttering? Why not donate any unwanted gifts/ BACS to the group’s bank account, these will be gratefully received but not fashion/bric-a-brac etc. to the Hall on Saturday 14th July 2.00 pm - 4.00 pm. acknowledged, please contact [email protected]. Dave Croot explained a Refreshments and cream teas - all proceeds to the Hall Roof Fund. No jumble or bid has been submitted to the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for the group to work electrical goods please. Items can be collected by arrangement please phone: with professional archaeologists in 2018-19 on two sites in Brixton Deverill and 844512/844218. Kingston Deverill. The results of the bid will not be known until late June.

- 8 - - 9 - SERVICES PARISH OF DEVERILLS & HORNINGSHAM SERVICES PARISH OF CORSLEY & CHAPMANSLADE

Sunday Trinity 1 Sunday Trinity 1 3rd June Brixton 8.00 am Holy Communion 3rd June Corsley 9.30 am Holy Communion

Longbridge 10.30 am Morning Worship

Sunday Trinity 2 Sunday Trinity 2 10th June Chapmanslade 9.30 am Holy Communion 10th June Kingston 10.30 am Holy Communion

Sunday Trinity 3 Sunday Trinity 3 17th June Corsley 10.30 am Morning Worship

17th June Brixton 10.30 am Holy Communion Sunday Birth of John the Baptist Sunday Birth of John the Baptist 24th June Chapmanslade 9.30 pm Holy Communion 24th June Horningsham 10.30 am Holy Communion Sunday Trinity 5 Sunday Trinity 5 1st July Corsley 9.30 am Holy Communion 1st July Kingston 8.00 am Holy Communion Longbridge 10.30 am Morning Worship Register

Personal Morning Prayer Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 8.00am Longbridge Baptism- welcome to our church family William Allsop at Longbridge Sunday 6th May Church Cleaners for June Esme Patruna & Luna Patruna Stuart at Longbridge Sunday 20th May Kingston Alice Stratton & Clare Mounde Funerals and Memorial services Brixton Eve McBride & Sophie Lawson Our thoughts and prayers are with the families Longbridge Monday 4th June 9.30 - 10.30 am - All helpers please Albert Falconer at Longbridge Tuesday 8th May Church Flower Arrangers for June Heather Matthews at Longbridge Friday 11th May Kingston Brixton Longbridge Roger Few at Longbridge Thursday 17th May 3rd June Edith Dyer Ruth Sutton Julia Young 10th June Edith Dyer Ruth Sutton Julia Young Time to join

17th June Pam Lea Sue Milne Janet Budgen The Deverills, Crockerton 24th June Pam Lea Sue Milne Janet Budgen & Horningsham 50/50 Club

The Athenaeum Singers - 40th Anniversary Concert A chance to win £50 or £25 each month! Saturday 2nd June at 7.00 pm Winners this month £50 Mike Stanley and £25 Simon Martyn

The Minster Church, Warminster BA12 8PQ The Deverills, Crockerton & Horningsham 50/50 Club runs to raise money for the Felix Mendelssohn’s oratorio Elijah four churches in this Parish. Fifty percent being distributed to the churches and Led by Edward-Rhys Harry fifty percent among the membership and runs from 16th July each year. There is plenty of time to get joining details for the Club by calling or emailing Diana Abbott Tickets £15 see www.athenaeunmsingers.com for details 01985 840763 or [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you.