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www.marnhullmessenger.org.uk | Issue 108 | October 2020 3 MARNHULL MARNHULL MESSENGER MESSENGER THE BLACKMORE VALE PRACTICE This central area was created as an outdoor space for the nearby BREAST CANCER UNIT APPEAL FRIENDS OF BLANDFORD HOSPITAL takeaways, cafes and pub and continues to be a popular meeting place. Working for Patients Monday 20th July saw the opening of The Emporium and the revamped During lockdown, the Practice received some negative allegations Community Chest Boutique. This coincided with new stallholders at the about being lazy, not wanting to see patients and it being impossible weekly Monday Market and more recently late afternoon and evening to see a doctor. It might be interesting to share the following statistics Pizza & Ice Cream by the Railway Gardens. which were collated at the end of August. The Practice, covers Marnhull, Sturminster Newton, Shaftesbury and Fontmell Magna Local hostelries, White Hart Alehouse and Swan Inn have been part of the Eat to Help Out scheme, with pleasant outdoor and indoor seating In March 2019, Yeovil Hospital Charity launched an appeal to raise the 72,018 Telephone Calls received areas, whilst the long awaited Bank House Brasserie provides a dining funds needed to build a £2 million dedicated Breast Cancer Unit right here in Yeovil. We have secured almost £1,500,000 so far, however 64,170 GP Consultations provided experience with a difference alongside the smart, classy surrounds of the The Friends of Blandford Hospital were so pleased to be able to Mumbai Bay Indian restaurant. This means there are now 4 very different building work will only start when we have enough money. reopen their charity shop doors after such a long closure and the During this current time, as like many charities, our fundraising events 32,775 Urgent Care Appointments options available for evening dining and a further 5 with takeout offers. wonderful welcome back we received from our customers was have had to be postponed or cancelled, making fundraising quite heart warming. 12,190 Practice Nurse Appointments The monthly first Saturday Car & Bike Enthusiasts meeting exceeded challenging. With that in mind, to help the appeal raise the much needed all expectations in August attracting 60 vehicles to the Station Road car funds, we are asking people if they might like to look in their jewellery The new normal is different, but our shops are still true treasure 14,352 Health Care Assistant Appointments park and even included live music and a popup market. Why not join us boxes for any unwanted jewellery, broken pieces of jewellery and troves of pre-loved bargains and the friendly welcome may come for the next meeting on Saturday 5th September (9am-12noon). It will watches, which they may like to donate. from behind a mask, but it is still there! It has been so great to So the message is, the Practice is and has been open throughout, just also be your last chance to seek out the Scarecrow Festival contestants hear the tills ringing after so long. working in a different way to keep patients and staff safe. hiding in the gardens around town. If you would like to support the appeal through donating any unwanted Our opening hours are still not quite back to normal but we Online appointments are not available at present, so use the telephone or broken jewellery, please contact Maggie Hague, Breast Cancer Appeal are working on that as we strengthen the ranks amongst our Sadly, the Cheese Festival has been cancelled this year, but we’re to contact the Practice, or if you have internet facilities, and it’s not Volunteer, on 01963 250108. returning team. Lots of the usual faces are there already, some are currently working hard to bring together some of the stallholders for urgent. then log on to the website and go to eConsult and follow the still to return when the time is right for them. a mini fest in Station Road, the Railway Garden and The Exchange on simple instructions. You will receive a response by telephone or email If you’d like to find out more about the appeal, please go to Saturday 12 September. Updates will appear on the SturBiz Facebook In the meantime, we are looking for new volunteers to join our within 24 hours – and usually, much faster than that. www.yeovilhospital.co.uk/yeovil-hospital-charity or call Sarah Cherry, page and on the Sturminster Newton town website. Community and Events Fundraiser, on 01935 383020. shop family. We are a happy bunch who enjoy what we do. We Emergency care get a sense of fulfilment for giving our time to support such All this renewed activity has created a real positive buzz and vibe HELP FOR MENTAL HEALTH NORTH DORSET an important local charity that in turn is so important to our Around 70% of Emergency Department attendances are made up of and has been especially welcoming for our local businesses post Community hospital and health related community projects. walk-in patients, but in the current environment, due to social distancing lockdown. We are seeing an increasing number of visitors and the local and infection prevention and control precautions, the space in EDs is accommodation providers are reporting very little availability through Volunteering in one of our shops is always tailored to suit you reduced by 30-50%, as it’s important to keep patients safe in the reduced to autumn. So take a look for yourself. Make some time and enjoy and the time you would like to give. It is a great way to meet new space in waiting rooms. the relaxed shopping and dining experiences available in Sturminster people, make new friends, develop your employment and life Newton. skills, give something back to the community and keep yourself Also, a significant proportion of those attending EDs could be seen busy. Jacqui Wragg (SturBiz) elsewhere, for example a Minor Injuries Unit. It is a very social activity and we laugh a lot whilst we work. Of The best route to find out your options is to contact NHS 111. This makes course, we have Covid Secure procedures in place to do our it easier and safer for patients to get the right advice or treatment when utmost to protect our team and our customers but even during they urgently need it and increasingly, they will be able to book direct these extraordinary times we all enjoy what we do, and that great appointments/time slots into a service that is right for them. This will teamwork produces great results for the charity. prevent unnecessary delays and wasted journeys, ensuring you get the Hello, If you think you may be interested in joining our shop team in right treatment, in the right place, at the right time. Lockdown has given me the opportunity to get this website developed to either Blandford or Sturminster Newton then pop in to one of complement my activities as the leader/facilitator of the Shaftesbury Peer the shops for a chat with our volunteers and to pick up a simple STURMINSTER NEWTON IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS Support Group for People with Mental Health Difficulties which I started application form. in April 2018. Unfortunately coronavirus has temporarily disrupted our Or, call the Friends Shops and Fundraising office on activities. 01258 451456 and we can discuss the opportunities available that may suit you. MARNHULL PICTORIAL FLOWER SHOW We are a friendly bunch of mixed ages, gender and diagnoses who meet for mutual support and company. It is easier to relax and chat when you Full details on the Charity can be found at: Thank you to everyone who submitted photographs of their beautiful know there will be no judgement and misunderstanding of mental ill- http://www.friendsofblandford.org.uk and regular updates are gardens and abundant produce for the pictorial flower show. The ness. If you get emotional or anxious no one will mind and will under- posted on our Facebook Page. committee were very impressed by the quality of the photography and stand. If you are silent throughout that is perfectly fine too. I facilitate the the results of all the hard work which had gone into the gardens. group to make sure everyone is ok with how it is going. DATES FOR THE DIARY Huge steps have been taken to revive our town following lockdown and Once a month we have a meeting with a theme or a speaker and we also Due to space restrictions, we were not able to include all the photographs we invite you to come along to see for yourself. meet once a month for a purely social get-together. Keep your eye on the in the displays in Robin Hill Stores and the Spar shop but we hope we Women's Institute - Monday 12th October, 2.30pm British Legion News and coronavirus pages for details as to when and where our next The town planting scheme is in full bloom with baskets and troughs have given you inspiration for next year when we anticipate being able to - Counter Terrorism & Extremism Group will be but in the meantime please contact me so I can put you on overflowing with colour and these can be best appreciated from the stage the Flower Show with the Fest on the Recreation ground. the mailing list. public seating around town, none more so than by the Market Cross. Women's Institute - Wednesday 11th November, 2.30pm The Flower Show Committee. British Legion - The Bankes Family, Kingston Lacey & Corfe Castle Amanda CONTINUED PAGE RIGHT >> If you would like to know more, please visit: www.mentalhealthnd.org
4 October 2020 | Issue 106 | www.marnhullmessenger.org.uk www.marnhullmessenger.org.uk | Issue 108 | October 2020 5 MARNHULL MARNHULL MESSENGER MESSENGER MARNHULL GREEN TEAMS POPPY APPEAL Strange goings-on in Sodom Lane… Following directions from The Poppy Appeal Headquarters there will be NO Poppy Appeal this year due to the risks from the Corona virus. THE BLACKMORE VALE INN If you happened to be passing along Sodom Lane one showery evening Burton Street, Marnhull in mid-August, and glanced up into the allotments, you might have been We will be supplying wreaths as requested and we will be distributing surprised to see a group of seven or eight people solemnly trampling to the schoolpacks as we do each year. May I take this opportunity to thank and fro across a plot at the top of the field (at socially distanced intervals, all of our valiant collectors and supporters and hope to see you all again 01258 820701 naturally). A pagan ritual, perhaps? Or a really rather bad dance troupe? next year." I hope to see you for next year`s collection. Not so. This was a team from Marnhull Green TEAMS - Taking the Many thanks, stay safe. Environment Around Marnhull Seriously - helping to prepare the ground Valerie Eslick, Providing Take-Away and Delivery Meals for apple and pear trees. Poppy Appeal Organiser for Marnhull
Tuesday – Saturday: 5 - 8pm We already have a community allotment growing vegetables - and the ROYAL BRITISH LEGION Sunday: 12 – 3pm team have been renovating a second plot at the site, to host our fruit trees Not much in the way of good news to report this month project. This plot (no.19) had not been worked for some years, and was a unfortunately as there has been a litany of things that wilderness of tussocky grass. Led by the redoubtable Tim Eveleigh, team seem to be conspiring against us. members cut back the grass. Then, using a 43-year-old defunct rotavator Delicious Cooked Meals and Bottled Drinks given to Tim with the comment "If anybody can get this thing going, you The biggest blow was when Club Treasurer Brian Green For Delivery or Take Away can” - and he did! - the allotment was thoroughly worked over to remove announced that he would not be standing for the tussocks. The team then trod and raked the ground to give a good re-election at the AGM in November. This is a huge blow Fish and Chip Shop Menu seedbed for Dorset meadow wildflower seed. Five semi-dwarf apple and because the work Brian has put in over the many years he was in position Meat or Veggie Lasagne with Garlic Bread three pear trees will be planted in the autumn. cannot be overstated and he will leave a huge hole to be filled. We obvi- Mother’s recipe Cottage Pie ously wish him well in whatever he does in the future and he goes with our Beef Bourguignon with creamy Mash Potatoes and Peas The objectives of this project are that it will: thanks and gratitude for all he has done. Meat or Veggie Chilli with Rice (Mild) • conserve traditional and local fruit varieties • be managed organically Chicken or Veggie Curry with Rice and Poppadums This of course means that the post will have to be filled and as the • be wildlife-friendly Sunday Roast with all the Trimmings • be accessible to all at reasonable times Committee is already stretched there is nobody in a position to step in. • enable sharing of horticulture and wildlife support skills, and Could that be you? Or do you know of someone who might fancy giving • offer a fruit harvest that can be shared, leaving a tithe for wildlife. it a go. Getting somebody as soon as possible would be the best plan so Brian can pass on some words of wisdom before he goes. So please if you Would you like to be involved? We need sponsors to help us buy and look have any ideas please ring or E-mail and let me know and I will be only too after the trees and volunteers to help with planting and ongoing care. Any pleased to talk to them. It is an honorary position but there is an and all help gladly received! honorarium that goes with it.
To help raise the necessary funds we have some oak saplings for sale, for Remembrance Day this year looks like it will be a very truncated affair with a minimum donation of £5 each for trees about 50cm tall. We have team members who can advise on where to plant and how to look after them, the church virtually out of bounds and no singing allowed it looks like if that’s needed. whatever we do will have to be an outdoor affair. We are in discussions with the Reverend Gaenor Hockey as to the format so there Every and any donation will be welcome. Marnhull Green TEAMS have a will definitely be something, probably around the memorial. We will be JustGiving page - but if you want every penny of your donation to go into reading the roll of honour, having the silence and hopefully find a space our work it’s better to arrange a direct bank transfer. Please email for a wreath or two to be laid. More on this next month. [email protected] or phone (01258) 268714 for our bank details, or if you’d like to plant an oak - or if you’d like a pdf copy of our Then to make matters even worse if that is possible the Legion new Recycling Guide for the Marnhull Area. (Printed copies of the Guide Headquarters have made it virtually impossible to have a parade again. will be available soon.) Due to an accident in 2018 the insurers are insisting that all parades that And use the same contact details if you’d just like to know more about involve road closures are the responsibility of the County Council. I can Marnhull Green TEAMS. The more the merrier. Let’s make Marnhull even imagine their response if we ask them to send a team to oversee such a greener. thing. Much negotiating needs to be done but personally I cannot see the parade continuing in its present form.
One bright spot was that the VJ commemoration on August 15th was quite well attended and went off well in no small part due to the Very Reverend John Seaford who officiated and Adrian Stone who kindly turned out again to play the Last Post and the Reveille. The Club is still opening on Fridays and Saturdays with the 5pm opening on fish n chip day proving quite popular.
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10 October 2020 | Issue 108 | www.marnhullmessenger.org.uk www.marnhullmessenger.org.uk | Issue 108 | October 2020 11 MARNHULL MARNHULL MESSENGER MESSENGER OUR LADY'S CHURCH A MESSAGE FROM THE BISHOP OF SALISBURY THE METHODIST CHURCH FROM BISHOP NICHOLAS... Sunday Worship
We were thrilled to be able to meet for worship together in our church again on 16th and 30th August. Despite the limitations demanded by the Covid-19 restrictions, it was a blessing to feel the presence of our friends joining together in prayer in our historic and well-loved building and to listen to bible readings and music (despite the disappointment of not being able to sing along!). Everything went smoothly and safely and we are grateful to Mr. Dudley Coates and Rev. Paul Arnold for agreeing to lead us through these first The 800th anniversary of the founding of the new cathedral in Salisbury services under the challenges of the new rules. We shall continue to meet was distinctly different from that which had been so carefully planned. for services every other week so, in the Autumn, the dates will be, Sunday 13th & Sun. 27th September and, Sunday 11th & 25th October. We are In a way it demonstrated that one of the reasons the Christian Church delighted that Deacon Rebekah-Joy Spinks will be leading the first two has endured and is a great missionary religion is its adaptability. A faith and hope that she shall be able to continue to lead beyond then. On the based on death and resurrection is constantly being reinvented in Sundays when we are not meeting in church, service notes prepared by witness to the eternal life of Christ. the Methodist Church are available by e-mail or hard-copy so that we may continue to pray and study in our homes at the usual service time of 10:00 Catholic Church of Our Lady, Marnhull The impact of COVID-19 is changing us. In many ways, people have In this case, the building was closed because of the Government’s am as we have done throughout the past months. & stepped up to look after each other. Churches have been part of this lockdown in response to coronavirus, services moved online and have These notes are also available to anyone who is unable to attend the St. Benedict’s, Gillingham been surprisingly well attended. The building, of course, endured and services in the church under the Covid-19 restrictions. but it’s been a much broader movement of neighbourly care. We have (www.marnhullandgillinghamrc.org.uk) remained a potent symbol of hope in the city and diocese, pointing applauded the NHS and care workers and we have redefined who are beyond itself to God and earthing heaven as it has done in all times. As a reminder to anyone attending the services in church, the main the key workers. The desire to look after each other is strong. Sunday Masses – 9.30am (Marnhull) / 11am (Gillingham) restrictions which we are required to enforce, include the following: The whole experience of lockdown because of a virus has made us all Every organisation has had to change rapidly. Churches have adapted Significant dates in October locally extraordinarily fast. Thank you for all you have done to help. None think about what matters and why. We live globally and locally. Churches • 2 metre social distancing will be maintained between people not of the and places of worship were not seen by our Government as essential, but same household. Seats have been identified and allocated to ensure this. of us knows if this is the new normal but at the end of summer it looks 1 - Saint Therese of the Child Jesus (1873-1897) got dealt with like a social club and as leisure and tourism. as though the winter could be long and difficult. This virus is not yet Therese was born at Alencon and at the age of 15 entered the Carmel of • Face masks/covering must be worn throughout the service (except for finished with us. Lisieux. Although she died of tuberculosis at the age of 24, such was the It felt a bit like Simon Jenkins describing parish churches as “the government approved exceptions). influence of her spiritual writings and her ‘little way’, that she was declared museums of England”. In some ways it’s accurate and quite helpful, We are being tested. The virus is not limited by national boundaries. a Doctor of the Church in 1997. She is also Patron of the Missions and but misses the most important point. A cathedral or church is first and • There will be no congregational hymn singing. It is a global pandemic. There have been some key moments and Co-Protectress of France (with St Joan of Arc). foremost a place of worship. our responses have been revealing. The death of George Floyd in 2 – CAFOD Harvest Fast Day (Friday) • Hall and kitchen are not in use so there can be no coffee/chat meeting Minneapolis set off an international movement that Black Lives Matter. For the poor and hungry of the world, that they may have access to food In worship we place ourselves in relationship to God, one another and after the service. Of course, we expect people to socialise in the church Who are the people we want to celebrate and why? We have been fairly traded. all creation. Worship is part of what it is to be fully human. Religion is or on the grass outside after the service but social distancing must be too slow re-evaluating the statues populating our public space and 9 – Saint John Henry Newman (1801– 1890) an expression of the individual in relation to God but it is a corporate maintained. English theologian and poet, first an Anglican priest and later a Catholic frustration boiled over. People want to be dealt with justly and we need activity, the worship of God by a community of faith. priest and cardinal. He was canonised as a saint in the Catholic Church in to rework our history so that it helps us tell a better story in our own day. Mrs. Jeanette Semple 2019. There has been an upside. The closure of our church buildings meant Sadly, we have to report the death last month of our dear friend and For example, there are lessons for us with regard to slavery. Church was 11 – Day of Prayer for Prisoners and their Families we were able to emphasise the importance of ‘faith at home’. Across the sister in Christ Mrs. Jeanette Semple. Jeanette will be remembered fondly part of the problem and became part of the solution. We were among For all in prison and their families, that they may know the Lord’s diocese, church communities have been central to community initiatives, not only by church members but throughout the village, especially for compassion. those who profited from slavery and claimed it was part of God’s given caring for the most vulnerable in these unprecedented times. the Craft Club which she began and encouraged to the present time. Her 15 – Saint Teresa of Jesus (1515-1582) order. We were also among those who campaigned for its abolition. In vision of a place to meet for ‘Craft, Coffee and Company’ has proved an Joined the Carmelite convent at Avila and after 25 years as a nun, began Online worship has been a revelation, with people looking at each this respect my predecessor Bishop Burgess (1825-37) was courageous ongoing pleasure to many people throughout the years. to reform the Order, with the help St John of the Cross. Her outstanding other’s faces rather than at the back of the head of the person sitting in the late eighteenth century in articulating his opposition to slavery. works and mystical theology led to her being declared a Doctor of the in front. Numbers attending online have been greater than those The present restrictions meant that her funeral in Bath could be attended Nowadays no-one is in favour of slavery and the Church is among those Church in 1970. previously attending church. only by her immediate family but we shall be holding a memorial service challenging modern-day slavery. The question for us is why there was 17 – Saint Ignatius of Antioch (died c.107) for Jeanette here in Marnhull, using the readings and hymns which she a re-evaluation of the way we understood scripture that changed our Followed St Peter as bishop of Antioch and was thrown to wild beasts in Maybe we have all been feeling so isolated that to find a way of requested herself for her funeral service, as soon as we are able to. The values and the way we acted. Rome, during the persecution of Trajan. His name is mentioned in the belonging or being with others for a shared time each day or week has very closeness of the club Jeanette envisaged means that it cannot be Roman Canon. had greater priority? Online worship has engaged some people who held at present, or for a while, but it will continue as soon as restrictions One of my favourite Bible stories is from Matthew 22.15-22 when the 28 – Saints Simon and Jude, Apostles (Feast) don’t normally come to church and some silver surfers who were unable allow. religious leaders tried to trap Jesus with a political question. Is it lawful to St Simon (1st C) is usually called ‘the Canaanite’ and ‘the Zealot’, physically to attend church have loved being able to engage again from pay taxes to the emperor? Smelling hypocrisy, Jesus asked whose image suggesting he belonged to the Jewish party of the ‘Zealous of the Law’. home. Youth Work is on a coin? They answered the emperor’s. “Give to the emperor the St Jude or Thaddeus (1st C) has a short epistle in the New Testament Girls Brigade continues to meet weekly from 6.00 pm on Wednesdays via things that are the emperor’s and to God the things that are God’s.” ascribed to him and is invoked as the patron of hopeless causes. We live in an age and in a part of the world that greatly values the Zoom. They also hope to meet in person once a half term. The first open Tradition says that after Pentecost they evangelised, Simon in Egypt, Jude individual and freedom of choice. Lockdown has shown us some of the air meeting in person is planned for 16th September where the girls will It’s a clever and enigmatic response. Whatever it means about God and in Mesopotamia, and then both in Persia where they were martyred. Their limits to this. We need institutions, organisations, buildings that support be presented with last year’s badges. For more information, contact the Caesar, paying taxes, and the Christian engagement with political life names appear in the Roman Canon. and strengthen our common life. Captain, Rachael Findlay on 07771 897262. and power, a Jew at the time of Jesus would have heard an unspoken second question: ‘And you, whose image are you made in?’ We are Parish Events The cathedral - and any church building - does this not just as a meeting Hire the Hall. called to live as people made in God’s image. house. God can be worshipped everywhere and anywhere, but our At present our church hall may only be used by arrangement with groups The annual ‘Ride & Stride’ for cyclists and walkers in support of the churches are places where we can do the deep business with God not or organisations who can guarantee to follow all Covid-19 government That at the heart of who we are and we need to take care to live up to it. Dorset Historic Churches Trust took place on Saturday 12 September. just as individuals or households, but together. regulations. For information, contact Mrs. Marlene Plowman on 01258 A time of crisis is both a judgement and an opportunity. David Minto represented Our Lady’s and raised significant funds by 820869. cycling to all the village churches of our local area. Well done David! +Nicholas Holtam, Bishop of Salisbury
12 October 2020 | Issue 108 | www.marnhullmessenger.org.uk www.marnhullmessenger.org.uk | Issue 108 | October 2020 13 MARNHULL MARNHULL MESSENGER MESSENGER ST GREGORY'S PRIMARY SCHOOL POPPIN CAFÉ HOME LIBRARY SERVICE Well, here we are heading into Autumn and still Coronavirus is continuing to cause concern around the world as well as here in Dorset.
The Village Hall seems to be coming on well and we are all looking forward to the day when we can all get back to using it again. As soon as the hall is open, we will be ready to go as long as it is safe to do so and we can work within government guidelines. Until then take care and we Our Wish Tree – as you’ll see from the photo our little Wish Tree which look forward to seeing you all again as soon as we can. was created during Lockdown by our Home Library Service Volunteers (HLVs) who asked their readers and fellow team members for their wishes OPEN FOR BUSINESS – AND EAGER TO LEARN Linda, Sue, Anne, Lynda, Audrey, Jill & Rosie after lockdown It has been wonderful to open our doors again to all our children. It has MARNHULL TENNIS CLUB been a busy time preparing for this day- making our school site COVID - through this not only was our Tree created but also a small publication of musings which we have distributed to all readers and HLVs secure for all the staff and pupils. This is of the utmost importance and The club now has a new website. Please log into: – I’m pleased to report that the majority of wishes have been met will continue to be the focus moving forward. marnhulltennisclub.net – visits to hairdressers, being able to see family and a limited number of Tennis has been re-started for a couple of months now and by the time friends even nails painted to name just a few, we now need the kindness Children were greeted on their return with welcome banners, flags you read this our courts will hopefully have been resurfaced and painted. to all to continue ad infinitum. and smiling teachers. The children never seem to amaze me with their We would love to encourage new members and beginners to come and resilience and ability to adapt to new routines and boundaries. Life in a try. We offer the following activities: Our tree is currently appearing in Kutting Station (Hairdresser) in bubble is certainly different but everyone is managing well and lots of Club Sessions Sturminster Newton from there following a quarantine period it will move great learning is taking place - alongside, hand washing, sanitizing and Friday Mornings – play tennis for fun. Open to all members from 9:30 am to Holebrooks the butcher and we hope after that our very own library in social distancing!!! until 12.00. Stur and maybe later into the Exchange so watch all spaces where you Thursday evenings – weekly Club sessions, all standards from 6:00 pm will be able to read the wishes but please do not touch the tree it is very FIRST SCHOOL DAYS – IT’S TIME TO MAKE THE until dusk – through to Autumn. fragile. Our thanks go to all outlets who display our Tree and wishes in a MAGIC HAPPEN Please refer to website in order to view the new procedure to get small space. Welcome to our new reception children- our youngest Hedgehogs involved. have settled well and been very brave coming in without their parents. Coaching Greetings also to other new families who have joined us - welcome to the Please see website where details can be found. St Gregory’s community. Court Bookings Playing with friends or family is available through our website. Any SPICK AND SPAN CINNAMON TRUST problems please contact the club secretary, details below. The school has not been in hibernation over the summer – it has witnessed Ball Machine More than exercise with animal companions. lots of building work inside and out. Hedgehogs (EYFS) classroom Sadly we are still unable to offer the ball machine given continuing Covid Behind closed doors and endeavouring to look after your pets can be a has been totally redecorated along with the library - creating amazing 19 restrictions learning areas for the children- bright and inviting. challenge as you advance in years or find an illness has restricted your ability to cope in the way you were once able, at any age. Recent events Subscriptions have sharpened our focus and it’s great to be able to help members of the With only half the season remaining we are offering half price member- Playground: If you take a walk past our school you will be treated to our community, rewarding for all parties involved. ship through to March 2021. new colourful playground - complete with games, number lines, phonics Family: £45.00; and an activity trail. The children can’t wait to get out there and use it. The Cinnamon Trust is a charity that slots perfectly into this space, help- Adult: £20.00; For information on receiving a Home Library Service delivery of books or ing out both pets and owners and also those of us who appreciate taking Adult concession (over 65): £17.50; talking books free of charge or how to volunteer please contact:- A TASTE OF WHAT’S TO COME – THEMES ANNOUNCED some exercise with a dog for company. If this sounds interesting please Junior (Under 18 or full-time student): £6.00. read further for more details and contact numbers. Dorchester RVS Hub Office Tel No.: 01305 236 666 All classes have started their themes: Owls are going to be ‘Street Children receiving coaching: Free Carey Pearce Local Volunteer Co-ordinator – 07423 471019 or Detectives’ next week by investigating Marnhull and walking round the There is also a monthly membership available at £10 per adult. Email: [email protected] village. Badgers class are delving into the Egyptians and learning about Visitors Fees (per person per hour): Adult £2.00; Junior £1.00. Village Hall Supporters Club or Maria Jacobson Home Library Service Manager – mummification. VILLAGE HALL SUPPORTERS CLUB - Please attach new racket tag to your racket. [email protected] SEPTEMBER DRAW For membership forms and payment details please refer to our website Our Year 6 Foxes are preparing their Pupil Leadership team speeches - Website: www.royalvoluntaryservice.org.uk Draw held outside Robin Hill Stores ready to zoom to the other classes and then the voting begins as to who End of Season Tournament Facebook: Royal Voluntary Service N & SW Hampshire, Dorset, Wiltshire will be our pupil Chair, Vice and Scribe. We wish them all well. Tuesday 4 September 2020 Due to Covid restrictions this is unlikely to take place this year Royal Voluntary Service – Home Library Service September 2020 Prize Ticket No Winner Next month we will delve deeper into each classroom and will try to give £60 21 A G Lloyd Club Officials you all an insight into life at St Gregory’s. Despite these restricted times £50 317 B D Collins Chair we are still a school at the heart of the community, and we love to share £30 267 H J Parker Jeremy Hamer Great Down Farm, Marnhull DT10 1JY. 07977234614 our wonderful children’s experiences with you all. £30 220 R Eveleigh Deputy Chair £20 133 J Miller Helen Butler Squirrel Bank, Love Lane, DT10 1PT. 01258 821767 I hope this finds all our community safe and healthy. £20 73 Marnhull Music Secretary Debbie Field £15 396 M & J Irvine Chris Gregory Chalkhill, Stour Meadows, Manston. DT10 1DN. 01258 £15 210 S & S Piper 474646 £10 174 C & M Turner Treasurer £10 227 J M McTaggart Margaret Hunt 15 Phillips Rd. DT10 1LF. 01258 821000
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MARNHULL MARNHULL MESSENGER MESSENGER NEWS FROM THE NICK THE POTTER WHO BUILT OUR HOUSE Only one incident to report since my last article; rogue traders visited a When you move into Marnhull and say where you live, the response is property and cut hedges without permission and charged an extortionate often along the lines ‘Oh, the Smith’s house’. Well, for us, when we amount of money for a 20 minute job. arrived in Burton Street and said where we lived, we would often hear ‘Ah, the potter’s house’. There were still signs of the pottery around: the shelf Stolen Vehicles where his wares used to be put on display on the side of the Old Meeting Two stolen vehicles turned up in Marnhull during the week beginning House was still in place - just - now all that remains are the two chains that 1st September. held the shelf in place; shards of pottery or broken tiles when digging in The first being a 51-plate white Ford transit was stolen from Gillingham the garden; a fossilised amonite; and from time to time villagers would and was found in the village hall car park and the other a 20 plate white recount memories of his works. Audi which was stolen from Bournemouth and was found in the Doctors surgery car park. Any information regarding these vehicles please contact Finding out about the history of a house is always fascinating so it was us via the NPT email below. a delight when we met Alan Wallwork when he unexpectedly visited to Marnhull several years ago. He explained how the house was laid out Rogue Traders when it was first built and recounted memories of his life in Marnhull. We Despite Covid-19 ROGUE TRADERS are out and about offering to tarmac were sad to hear that Alan died nearly a year ago and when we read his your driveway, cut down trees, offer general gardening work, building obituary we understood what an important role he played in the history maintenance and power washing drives to name a few. They will ask for of studio pottery in the UK. payment in cash after completing substandard work for an extortionate amount of money and have been known to take the victim, who is often Alan Wallwork studied at Goldsmith’s College in 1955 and, after a two elderly, to the bank to obtain payment. If your property or garden needs years as a teacher, set up a communal studio of artists at Forest Hill. He maintenance visit www.buywithconfidence.gov.uk or call 0345 404 05 06 moved to Greenwich before buying the Old Meeting House in Marnhull or ask family or friends who they would recommend. Please keep an eye in 1965. At that time the plot included all the land through to Love Lane. out for elderly neighbours who often fall victim to these unscrupulous If anyone remembers the theme of ’The Golden Egg’ restaurants of the traders. sixties, you would recognise the style of ceramic art of which Alan was a part. His work was shown in Heal’s and the Craft Potters Association in See what your local NPT have been up to by following our Facebook page Soho. More locally, many houses in Marnhull featured his www.facebook.com/NorthandEastDorsetRuralPolice characteristic tiles, but, probably as we replace our kitchens and upgrade Report suspicious activity either to 101 or via the police website https:// our bathrooms, these examples of his work are fast disappearing. He www.dorset.police.uk/do-it-online#report moved to West Dorset in 1984 when he was able to focus on art pottery.
If you need to contact your local NPT the email address is below You can find out more about Alan Wallwork on alanwallwork.info or by this however is NOT for reporting crimes as it is not monitored 24/7. reading his obituary www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2019/nov/20/ If you need to report a crime the email address is above or you can phone alan-wallwork-obituary. 101. If a crime is occurring or a life is in danger phone 999. Mandy ROBINSON PCSO 5352 If you have any memories of the Pottery, why not send your story to the Messenger? Sturminster Newton Town and Rural Policing Team North Dorset Rural NPT Email: [email protected] Examples of Alan Wallwork’s Pottery
MARNHULL MESSENGER GRANTS We recently invited applications for Marnhull Messenger Grants. Due to Revsol Property Management Ltd. good management and careful stewardship of resources, from time to offer a complete service covering : time we are able to offer funds to village organisations and societies. We are delighted to announce that two organisations have been Management of Property lets both short and long term successful with their application. Holiday Letts The Marnhull Men’s Shed This organisation, which was featured in last month’s Marnhull Messenger Keyholder service has received funds to purchase a Belt and Disc sander which would Property security greatly assist with the finishing of projects and help the more elderly members to more easily sand items. The benefits of the Shed extend not Regular and one-off cleaning service just to its membership but to the village, as a whole, through the public works undertaken by members. Property maintenance
1st Marnhull Company of The Girls’ Brigade The grant will help them to pay for a subscription to Zoom, to enable them to continue to engage with the girls and their families. It will fund badges which the girls should have received in July and when they are able to meet face to face, the girls will be unable to share equipment, so it will provide for individual craft packs and cleaning and santitising materials.
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MARNHULL TENNIS CLUB THE NEW NORMAL?
BADMINTON FOR BEGINNERS IT’S GAME ON AT MARNHULL! Monday club social night: 8–10pm (except bank holidays) With Covid-19 precautions in place we are providing: £25 Joining Fee Adults £4.50 • Singles and doubles play Family £7.00 (up to 2 adults & 2 children) • Club sessions Thurs evening and Friday morning Juniors £3.00 • Coaching and events ALL COACHING FREE (Badminton England Coach) • Flexible playing options: Loads of fun for children and familes • Annual membership BADMINTON CLUB NIGHT • Monthly membership Tuesday club night: 7.00–10.00pm • Pay and Play First night free to new members ALL COACHING FREE (Badminton England Coach) All at affordable fees. Full information on our website Intermediate level players always welcome marnhulltennisclub.net BADMINTON SENIOR NIGHT Thursday senior league night: 8.15-10.15pm New members, including beginners, welcome The club is interested in players who wish to play at a league level. Contacts: Jeremy Hamer 01258 820809 Margaret Hunt 01258 821000 The club participates in the salisbury district league – div2 mens and div2 mixed and div3 mixed FRENCH & SPANISH MARNHULL CRAFT CLUB CONVERSATION Meets at 10:00am on the first Thursday of every month (except August) in Tuesdays @ 14.00 and 15.30 at The Hub The Methodist Church Hall Want to get those little grey cells working? Then come along to French or Relax, meet new and old friends for coffee and chat. Use your skills and learn something new, in a friendly and relaxed Spanish conversation! This can complement your work with atmosphere. Duolingo or refresh your memories of your O level days. For more information contact Sadly, we cannot meet at present. Watch out for news of our return! Find the perfect property for Ros Eveleigh on 821049. More information from Mary Palmer, 01258 820232 the whole family this year. PILATES CLASS Mondays at 9.30am for an hour in Marnhull Village Hall MARNHULL BRIDGE CLUB Email: [email protected] Marnhull Bridge Club meets in the Methodist Hall every Tuesday at 2 pm to play Chicago. Tel: 07733 085 077 New Players always welcome.
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