July/August 2015

The Dun Valley Churches are members of The Clarendon Team

THE CLARENDON TEAM MINISTRY OF CHURCHES TEAM RECTOR Revd Nils Bersweden, The Rectory, The Plantation, Winterslow, Salisbury SP5 1RE Tel 01980 862231. Mobile 07960 321355 E-Mail: [email protected] TEAM PRIEST (with Deanery Schools responsibility) Revd Elizabeth Moore-Bick Tel 01722 711144 E-Mail: [email protected] TEAM CURATES Revd Cynthia Buttimer Tel: 01980 862017, [email protected] Revd Jane Dunlop Tel: 01794 884793, [email protected] TEAM LAY LICENSED MINISTERS Mrs Gill Morgan, Mr Bill Thompson, Mrs Debbie McIsaac, Mr Michael Barratt OTHER CLERGY Canon Roger Sharpe, Canon Jeremy Davies, Revd Anthea Cochrane, Revd Gordon Mitchell CLARENDON TEAM WEBSITE – www.clarendonteam.org - an informative website covering Worship services, notices and activities throughout the Team Team Worship Rota – www.clarendonteam.org/rotacurrent.htm, or to download in MS Excel www.clarendonteam.org/rotacurrent.xls

TEAM ADMINISTRATOR Clarendon Team Office, St. John’s School Room, Gunville Road, Winterslow, Salisbury SP5 1PP Tel 01980 863635 (Mon-Fri 9-11 a.m.) E-Mail [email protected]

WEST DEAN WITH EAST GRIMSTEAD CHURCHWARDENS Mr Bob Trott, Oakley, East Grimstead (Holy Trinity) 01722 712685 Mr. Mike Marx, The Old Vicarage, West Dean (St. Mary’s) 01794 340271

FARLEY WITH PITTON CHURCHWARDENS Mrs Sara Bossom, Stockbottom House, Pitton 01980 611133 Vacancy (All Saints)

WEST DEAN WITH EAST GRIMSTEAD FARLEY WITH PITTON

LAY PASTORAL ASSISTANTS LAY PASTORAL ASSISTANTS Mrs Jenny Cotter, East Grimstead, 01722 712316 Mrs Gill Morgan, Farley 01722 712438 Mrs Sara Bossom, Pitton 01980 611133 TREASURER Ms Jane Higgins, 01794 340536 TREASURER Ms Mandy Kerley, 07971 679466 SECRETARY Gill Sowerby, 01722 712665 ORGANISTS Mr Barry Cooper, 01722 712350 Ms Janice Brown

MAGAZINE EDITOR Rod Coppock, Timbers, Beeches Close, Pitton, SP5 1EF Tel 01722 712469 E-Mail: [email protected] ADVERTS EDITOR Tim Hawkes, Lodge Farm House, Elm Close, Pitton, SP5 1EU Tel 01722 712577 E-Mail: [email protected] 2

JULIAN MEETINGS

Julian Meetings are groups of people who meet regularly in order to grow in the practice of contemplative prayer in the Christian tradition and welcome people of all denominations, or none. The Pitton group meets for half an hour of silent prayer on the first Wednesday of each month at 2pm. On 1st July we will be at Whitehill Lodge, White Hill, Pitton. For more information please contact Hilary Semmons 712556

Pitton Methodist Society The Pitton Methodists worship together with the Anglicans at St. Peter's Church and have a Methodist led service there once a month (currently the 3rd Sunday). Minister - Susan Holden, 76a Countess Rd. Amesbury SP4 7AT 01980 623948 Steward - Mrs. Sarah Sankey 01722 712581

PathFinders@Pitton will be on Sunday 5th July at 11am There will be NO PathFinders in August. All Children are welcome and parents can drop them off for the service at 10.45 if they wish For more details contact Sara Bossom on 01980 611133 3

Team Letter From the Team Vicar, Rev’d Elizabeth Moore-Bick As per usual I will be attending a number of school leavers’ services in a few weeks’ time. I always find them poignant occasions, but this year there will be something even more poignant about them, as this year I too am a leaver! May of you will know that I have accepted a place at the University of Sussex to do their one year PGCE course (the teacher training qualification), starting in September. I will be training to teach secondary school pupils (11-18 year olds) with my specialist subject as Classics, which is what my first degree was in. It looks like a very flexible course and I’m hoping that I might be able to teach a little RS too. Once we have had a few weeks’ settling in time, much of the year is spent in our placement school, so it will be a real question of ‘learning on the job’ – something I’m very much looking forward to. Any time of transition is a strange one. I’m currently winding up certain things here and starting to look ahead and organise what’s needed for the new venture. There’s also an odd mixture of feelings – excitement, sadness, thankfulness, apprehension. There are days when I’m very glad it is a transition period and doubtless it won’t be too long before I’m settled in and feeling comfortable with a new rhythm and routine, but the change still has to be lived through. I guess it is just a question of ‘head down and get on with it!’ People’s reactions to my next step have been mixed, though mostly encouraging. A few long established teachers have asked me if I’m feeling quite right in the head, but getting further into the world of education is something I’ve felt I’ve wanted to do for some time now. There’s no doubt either that this has been shaped further and deepened by my time both working with the schools in our deanery and now as part time chaplain at Salisbury Cathedral School. Do I fully know what I’m undertaking? No, of course not, but which of us ever really does when it comes to the big adventures of life, and they are the best ones to engage with. All I know is that I’m following my heart and that is one of our best guides in life. I recently went on pilgrimage to Chartres and one of the pieces of advice we were given there was ‘pass by what you do not love.’ I found that incredibly

4 liberating, hearing it as an encouragement to find our heart’s passion and then pursue it with all that we have. It hasn’t always been easy for me here in the Clarendon Team. Some of you have known my struggles; thank you for your kindness, hospitality and compassion which has sustained me. I have appreciated many conversations, kind gestures, acts of worship and events that we have shared, but it really is time for me to go and I look forward to the next chapter with hope. The process for another stipendiary (paid) minister joining the team is already well underway and I do pray that you will be really blessed by someone godly, prayerful and visionary coming to join you. As I look ahead with excitement, I hope that you too can look ahead with hope and in peace. Julian of Norwich is one of my favourite spiritual writers, so I leave you with her words: “All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well.” With very best wishes, Elizabeth

Pitton Primary School Our new reception class pupils have been visiting the school this month, to meet Miss Pearce and their new classmates, whilst our Year 5’s have all been out visiting secondary schools in the local area and our Year 6’s are preparing for their move to new schools in September – we will miss them. The Year 5 girls had a wonderful time at Godolphin School learning how to play lacrosse. It was so popular that we have ‘spent’ some of our Sainsbury’s Active Kids Vouchers on a lacrosse set so that we can build it into our PE curriculum. The older Juniors also took part in an athletic competition and a swimming gala – both against tough competition. Sarum Class are looking at natural disasters this term and had a fascinating talk from Stuart Mariner and Sarah Sankey all about Pitton flooding. They are also in final rehearsals for their Salisbury Playhouse show ‘Matilda Madness’. Most of the Juniors also went to the Playhouse to watch Romeo & Juliet, as a follow-on from our Shakespeare week in April. We will be saying goodbye to Mrs Gill Edwards at the end of this term with a special Leaving Assembly and Tea Party. Gill has worked at Pitton Primary School for the last 27 years, starting in the old building and then moving to the new building in 2002. The assembly is on 20th July at 2.30pm and is open to everyone, so if you are interested in attending then please just come along – see the advert elsewhere in the Dun Valley News.

Christian Aid Week

East Grimstead £60.00 Farley £109.33 Pitton £113.45 West Dean £77.00

Many thanks to all concerned.

Brownies and Guides Another busy month for both units, making the most of being able to get outside! The Guides have learnt how to put up tents, completed their agility badge, continued to work on Patrol resources, cooked (obviously!) and prepared for Pitton Carnival. They also spent a night ‘on the beach’ at the back of Pitton Village Hall for their annual sleepover. What used to be a field was turned into a Hawaiian beach with sand, mocktails, limbos and surfing amongst other things! The Brownies meanwhile have learnt how to be spies in preparation for their Spy Kids holiday in early July, played games and worked on the Brownie promise. Hopefully everyone who came to either the worm charming or the BINGO enjoyed themselves! The girls really looked forward to these events as could hopefully be seen by the enthusiastic way everyone was looked after! We finish July with a trip to Cookafest in Exeter to watch 2 of our Brownies compete in a cooking competition, followed by parties to celebrate the end of term. If anyone is interested in joining our adult teams for either Brownies (Tuesday evening) or Guides (Monday evening) then please do contact Nicki on 712451 or [email protected].

Pitton Pre-School We have 20 children leaving us for ‘big school’ in the summer, with over half moving to Pitton Primary School and the rest going to St Andrews, Greentrees, West Tytherley and Chafyn Grove. We have been helping all of our leavers develop their independence and confidence before they take this next exciting step. We wish them all the best for the future. We have been really busy this month! We cooked bananas around a campfire, laid and followed trails around the village, built dens, enjoyed Rugby Tots and held our annual Sports Day. We are all looking forward to bringing our bikes to pre-school in July and practising our bike-riding on the field. There are still a few spaces available for September, but we are filling up fast. If you are interested in your child joining us (anytime from their second birthday) then please contact Carrie on 07785 933966 to arrange a visit. 9

Crossword Across solution p.26 1 Relating to the Jewish day of rest (10) 7 Point of view (Matthew 22:17) (7) 8 20th-century Brethren philanthropist whose construction company became one of the UK’s biggest, Sir John — (5) 10 Girl’s name (4) 11 Peter was accused of being one in the courtyard of the high priest’s house (Luke Down 22:59) (8) 1 The young David’s favourite 13 The fifth of the ‘seven weapon (1 Samuel 17:40) (5) churches’ (Revelation 3:1–6) 2 ‘Your vats will — over with (6) new wine’ (Proverbs 3:10) (4) 15 ‘Now the famine was — 3 Once yearly (Exodus 30:10) in Samaria’ (1 Kings 18:2) (6) (6) 17 Banned by the seventh 4 Milled it (anag.) (3-5) Commandment (Exodus 5 Region north of Damascus of 20:14) (8) which Lysanias was tetrarch 18 Insect most closely (Luke 3:1) (7) associated with itching (1 6 Comes between Philippians Samuel 24:14) (4) and 1 Thessalonians (10) 21 Bantu tribe which gives 9 Lake where the first disciples its name to tiny landlocked were called (Luke 5:1–11) (10) country in southern Africa (5) 12 Abusive outburst (8) 14 Are loud (anag.) (7) 22 Familiar material in 16 Printing errors (6) churches that use an overhead 19 ‘Take my yoke upon you and projector (7) — from me’ (Matthew 11:29) (5) 23 Last book of the Bible 20 Jacob’s third son (Genesis (10) 29:34) (4) 10

FARLEY and the GRIMSTEADS GARDEN CLUB.

We shall be running a coach from Pitton and Farley to the sub tropical gardens at Abbotsbury on Wednesday 8th July. Described by Alan Titchmarsh as “one of the finest gardens I have ever visited”! £13.50 for non members and £10 for members. Group entrance £8 If you are interested please ring Jenny McArdle on 712750 or e mail [email protected] by the end of the month. We shall also be holding a Produce Show, open to everyone, flowers and veg. on Saturday 22nd August. Schedules from Chris Morgan on 712233 or email [email protected]. So do start growing and enter a class or two, it`s not all too serious !

Equine Acupuncture and Chiropractic

Is your horse stiff or sore? For a consultation phone Sue Devereux MRCVS 01722 712802 or 07866 431888 www.equineacupuncture.co.uk

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I’m supposed to respect my elders, but it’s getter harder and harder for me to find any now. To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism. To steal from many is research. 22

Light travels faster than sound, which is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.

Sharing a common language Elderly Australian entering hospital: “Ullow, Steve.” “Ullow, Jim.” “Come in to die?” “No, yesterday.” 24

Mobile Library to change calling times There is a Wiltshire Council consultation until 31 July about changes to the mobile library service. In our four villages it is not proposed to remove any stops, but the frequency will change by the end of October. If you wish to respond to the consultation and you have not been given details by the mobile library itself, then do contact the editor ([email protected]), who will email you the necessary forms.

Friends of Bentley Wood Forthcoming Events Sat 18 July 2015 Wildlife Detective Walk in the Draining Field Enjoy a 3 hour stroll to and around the Draining Field area and pond, with experts on hand to help identify flowers, butterflies, dragonflies, grasshoppers. Meet at Hawksgrove car park on the Howe Farm Track at 9.30am. We’ll walk some of the way to the Draining Field but there will be transport all the way for those that need it. We’ll leave the wood by 1 pm. Sat 15 August 2015 Summer Walk and BBQ This one to two hour circular stroll will take us to the Rowley Ponds and be followed by a locally-sourced BBQ! Stout footwear recommended. Meet at the Barn by 4 pm. Wed 16 Sept 2015 Coach Trip to Brownsea Island Cost per person £17.50 for FOBW members, £18.50 for non- members – plus (ON THE DAY) entry fee for Brownsea Island and Dorset Wildlife Trust Reserve with hides 57 seater coach departs Winterslow Village Hall at 8.30am (FREE parking agreed in Village Hall overflow car park) then optional coach pick up London Road Park and Ride at 8.45am (FREE parking agreed at far end of car park) Arrive Poole Quay approx. 10.15am for 10.30am Ferry to Brownsea Island (takes approx. 20 min). Entry Fee to Brownsea Island £5 (free for NT members with membership card) Optional visit to Dorset Wildlife Trust Reserve (£2 on the day, free for DWT members with membership card) – High Tide is at approximately 11.00am (perfect for the bird hides!) Lunch (in National Trust Villano Café or take your own picnic) then self-guided 1-2 hour Walk on the Wild Side (optional) to see Red Squirrels (hopefully) and other wildlife Ferry for Poole Quay leaves Brownsea Island at 3.50pm (takes approx. 40 min as we’ll go past the islands) Should you wish to visit Poole Pottery on the Quay take an earlier return ferry Coach departs Poole Quay at 4.45pm and arrives Winterslow Village Hall at approx. 6.30pm Please contact Sue Walker for a Booking Form (email [email protected] or phone 01722 712713).

If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong. I didn’t say it was your fault, I said I was blaming you. In filling out an application, where it says, “In case of emergency, notify ...” I answered, “a doctor.” 28

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Did you know? By the time you read this, China may have more English speaking people than any other country in the world. It is predicted that 65% of today’s A-level students will do jobs that do not currently exist. 1 in 5 employees have been in their present job for less than a year, and 1 in 2 less than five years. There are 1.3 billion active Facebook users. There are 5.9 billion searches on Google every day. The number of text messages sent each day is double the earth’s total population. The number of internet attached devices in 1984 was 1,000. In 1992 it was 1,000,000. In 2008 it was 1,000,000,000. In 2014 it was 10,000,000,000. Every 5 minutes, 360 hours of videos are uploaded to YouTube, 3000 new websites are created and 1.4 million tweets are posted. [Also, 700,000 songs are illegally downloaded.]

WHIST DRIVES - PITTON VILLAGE HALL 3rd Wednesday in the month at 7.30 pm Next one on 15th July 29

Early summer lunch menu In the Canaries I was sitting outside the cliff-top bar-restaurant reading the menu, wondering what on earth a shearwater hamburger tasted like, when I realised that the bar was actually called the ‘Shearwater’. And for good reason, because there on the cliffs below were examples of the species ‘Cory’s shearwater’ breeding. They visit their burrows at night to minimise the risk of large gulls taking the eggs or young. In late summer and autumn, most birds migrate into the Atlantic as far north as the south-western coasts of Great Britain and Ireland, and they return to the islands of the Azores, Madeira and the Canaries in February. Cory's shearwater is identifiable by its size; it is large, about 50cm in length and with a 120cm wingspan. It has brownish-grey upperparts, white underparts and a yellowish bill. It feeds on fish, molluscs and offal, and can dive deep (15m or more) in search of prey. The bird flies with long glides, and always with wings bowed and angled slightly back, unlike the stiff, straight-winged flight of the similarly sized great shearwater. The Cory’s shearwater is a close relative of the Manx shearwater, more common around the coasts of Britain. The Manx shearwater typically flies within 10m of the sea surface, and also nests in burrows on small islands which it visits only at night. Its nesting colonies are all in the north Atlantic, the most important being on islands off Wales, Scotland and Ireland with a total of more than 300,000 pairs. Three-quarters of the British and Irish birds breed on just three islands: Skomer, Skokholm and Rum. The Manx shearwater is smaller than the Cory’s at 35cm long with a 80cm wingspan. It has the typically ‘shearing’ flight of the genus, dipping from side to side on stiff wings with few wingbeats, the wingtips almost touching the water. It readily follows fishing boats, where it indulges in noisy squabbles. This shearwater is mainly silent at sea, even when birds are gathered off the breeding colonies. It calls on its nocturnal visits to the nesting burrows in flight, on the ground and in the burrows, although moonlight reduces the amount of calling. The sounds largely consist of a raucous series of croons, howls and screams, typically in groups of 4–5 syllables which become weaker and throatier. On dark evenings you can imagine groups of witches eerily calling you to the edge of the cliff, the sounds are so haunting. I didn’t choose the hamburger - I went for omelette and salad. 30

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FORTHCOMING EVENTS

JULY 1st 10.30am Farley Coffee Shop Village Hall 1st 2.00pm Julian Meeting Whitehill Lodge, Pitton 4th 4.00pm Pitton Carnival Village Playing Field 4th 6.30pm E Grimstead Pig Roast 8th Farley & Grimsteads Gardening Club Abbotsbury 8th 7.30pm Pitton & Farley Parish Council Farley Village Hall 11th 7.30pm E Grimstead Supper & Songs Reading Room 11th 7.30pm Music in Farley Music for a While All Saints 15th Men of Pitton Visit to Wallingford Hydrographics 15th 7.30pm Pitton Whist Drive Village Hall 18th 9.30am Friends of Bentley Wood Wildlife Walk Hawksgrove car park 19th Help for Heroes Spire to Spire Walk Winchester to Salisbury 22nd 7.00pm Tashi Lhunpo Monks Whiteparish Memorial Ctr 25th 2.30pm E Grimstead Flower Show & Fete White House Farm

AUGUST 12th 7.30pm Pitton & Farley Parish Council Pitton Village Hall 15th Deadline for copy submission for September DVN 15th 9.30am Friends of Bentley Wood Summer Walk & BBQ Barn 19th 7.30pm Pitton Whist Drive Village Hall 23rd 3.00pm E Grimstead Garden Tea Party Oakwood House 26th 1.00pm Pitton Social Club Visit to Melbury Vale Vineyard 29th 7.30pm Music in Farley Songs of Innocence & Experience All Saints

SEPTEMBER 2nd 10.30am Farley Coffee Shop Village Hall 15th Deadline for copy submission for October DVN 16th 8.30am Friends of Bentley Wood Coach Trip Brownsea Island 16th 7.30pm Pitton Whist Drive Village Hall 25th 7.00pm Pitton Film Night Village Hall 25th 7.30pm Music in Farley Under Milk Wood All Saints (cast led by Sir Hayden Phillips as Narrator)