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Titchfield-News-Octo Drove Lea Farm KEEP THOSE WEEDS AWAY Drove Lea Farm News from USE church and WOODCHIP GARDEN MULCH village 80p The environmentally sensitive way to keep your garden looking good all the year round Chipper and Stump Grinder Hire SEASONED LOGS SUPPLIED TITCHFIELD NEWS Large loads delivered locally from Drove Lea Farm, Mill Lane, Titchfield 01329 841864 www.bigchip.co.uk Uncompromising service • High professional standards Personal attention at all times • Competitively priced 16 Middle Road, Park Gate 01489 885525 19 High Street, Botley 01489 876546 46 South Street, Titchfeld 01329 842115 Helping you protect what’s precious, so call now for your free frst advice on: Titchfeld 01329 339 455 (by appointment) Eastleigh 023 8064 4822 2-4 Leigh Rd, Eastleigh SO50 9FH Gardeners’ Club Show Jazz at the Barn Titchfield Carnival Ofering a full range of legal services. A Gift to the Village www.qualitysolicitors.com/knightpolson Authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority No. 619547 Neighbourhood Forum October 2016 Printed by Sarum Graphics Tel: 01722 324733 24 The Editor October 2016 1 4 Gatcombe Gardens CHURCH AND VILLAGE Fareham FROM THE ORGANISATIONS PO14 3DR Tel 01329 847637 EDITOR’S DESK ST PETER’S CHURCH e-mail: [email protected] Vicar Revd Susan Allman 01329 847003 Mobile:0775 994 1042 Curate Revd Janet Trevithick 01329 847003 Church Office Open: Mon-Thurs 9 - 12 The stated aim of the Titchfield Neighbourhood Forum is to make Titchfield “a place e-mail: [email protected] 01329 847003 to go to, rather than go through” and as Ann Wheal explains in her report of their Website www.stpetertitchfield.org.uk progress so far (page 20) they are working up a plan to present to Fareham Borough Reader Mr Roger Bryant, 99 Frosthole Crescent, Fareham 01329 230129 Council which, hopefully, will enable their aim to come to fruition. A presentation for all Churchwardens: Mr Peter Taylor 01489 577312 villagers will be made at the Parish Room on Sunday 30th October. Ms Barbara Le Sueur 07453 808200 P.C.C.Secretary Mrs Jane Slaymaker, 42 Woodbourne Close, Fareham, PO15 5QQ 01329 847003 Titchfield News is pleased to welcome to the village Mrs Michelle Stephens the new Treasurer Mrs Sandra Pereira c/o Church Office 01329 847003 head teacher of our Primary School and in an open letter to the village (page 11) she Stewardship Recorder Mr David Mugford, 19, The Oakes, Stubbington 01329 667783 stresses her aim of working in partnership with the local community to develop the Organist Mr Keith Miller, c/o Church Office 01489 579160 school’s progress. Capt. of the Tower (Bells) Mr Lyndon Hatfield, 5 Garstons Road, Titchfield PO144EJ 01329 849921 Friends of St Peter’s Mrs Frances Knight - The Old Vicarage,Church Street 01329 846832 A rather unusual gift to the village (page 5) is the subject of Marilyn Wilton-Smith’s Website www.friends-of-st-peters.org piece on taking possession of a scale model of the original Titchfield Market Hall building, which can be made available for displays at village events and which can be TITCHFIELD VILLAGE viewed by contactiing Marilyn. Evangelical Church Mr Bob Rule 02392 585003 Julian Giibbs shares the news of the prospective arrival of a defibriillator in the village Primary School Reception 01329 843322 (page 9) which will be a boon in helping with emergency health situations. We look Parish Room Mrs Grace Clark - for bookings 01329 842085 forward to the Carnival this month (page 10) and we report on the Gardeners’ Club Earl of S’ton Trust Mrs Sue Boden, 01329 513294 Show, Jazz at the Barn (page 12/13) and St Peter’s Summer Show (page 4). Village Trust Mr Nick Girdler 01329 847930 Brian Patten Community Centre Mrs Mary-Kate Smith (Manager ) 01329 842933 Jubilee Surgery Reception 01329 844220 CONTENTS Brownies Ms Gina Dungworth 07778 103672 PAGE 2 The Revd Susan Allman - Rising above adversity Rainbows Mrs Jane Anderson 01489 886724 3 Real Advent Calendars/Celebration Bonfire Boys Message Line 07768 283725 4 St Peter’s Summer Show Speedwatch Mr Chris Walker 01329 847328 5 Titchfield History Society - A Gift to the Village Titchfield Luncheon Club Mr Ken Moores 01329 315615 6 Chapel Page - The Walls of Jericho 7 Titchfield Evangelical Church - Services TITCHFIELD NEWS 8 The lost tomb of the Hornby Family EDITOR 9 Community Association - Defibrillator training 10 Bonfire Boys gear up for the Carnival Mr Brian Patten 4 Gatcombe Gardens, Fareham , PO14 3DR 01329 847637 11 Titchfield Primary School e- mail: [email protected] 12 Gardeners’ Club Annual Show Distribution Mr Brian Williams, 3 County Gardens,Fareham PO14 3JA 01329 516769 13 Friends of St Peter’s - Jazz at the Barn Advertising Mr David Mugford, 19, The Oakes, Stubbington 01329 667783 14 Titchfield News 15 Meon Valley Pilgrimage Trail YOUR LOCAL TITCHFIELD COUNCILLORS 16 Titchfield Film Nights/Titchfield Film Festival HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL 17 Titchfield Community Centre - Weekly Diary Mr Geoff Hockley 27 Heath Lawns, Catisfield, PO15 5QB 01329 287365 18 Community Centre - Contacts for Groups and Clubs FAREHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL 19 Titchfield Remembers - Roll of Honour 20 Titchfield Neighbourhood Forum Mrs Connie Hockley 27 Heath Lawns, Catisfield, PO15 5QB 01329 287365 21 Titchfield Festival Theatre/Titchfield Diary Ms Tiffany Harper 20 Hampton Grove, Catisfield, PO15 5NL 01329 844074 22 St Peter’s Church - Sunday Services 23 From the Registers/Cafe Connect/Messy Church 24 Church and Village Organisations Front cover: Jazz at the Barn - photos by Ross Underwood Opinions expressed in this magazine do not necessarily represent the views of the Parochial Church Council. Copy for November 2016 issue to Editor by Wednesday 19th October please 2 St Peter's Church, Titchfield St Peter's Church, Titchfield 23 www.stpetertitchfield.org.uk Rising above adversity by the Revd Susan Allman Messy Church Monday 24th October 3.30pm - 5.45pm Dear Friends, contented and well-rounded lives, despite physical impairments or chronic illness. Once again we have been amazed by the performance of the British Paralympian This month we celebrate the Feast of St. Team; those who have risen above Luke and pray for the healing ministry Cafe Connect adversity to compete and in so many entrusted to the Church. As well as being Sunday 16th October cases to win medals whether it be in the the author of one of the gospels St. Luke In the Parish Rom10.45am - 12.30pm pool, on the track or in the velodrome. is the Beloved Physician who Theirs is a supreme and humbling accompanied St. Paul on his missionary All welcome achievement. journeys, probably because St. Paul had some kind of chronic condition, “A thorn Listening to some of their personal in his flesh,” (2 Corinthians 12:7) for From the Registers stories raises the question of what it which he required medical attention. means to be whole. Here are people Baptisms facing many physical challenges, some As we pray for those who are sick and 21st August Billy Antony Gee present from birth, others the result of for ourselves in our human frailty, it is Jemima Elisabeth Iris Dublin illness or injury. And yet they have an important to remember that being made Erin Sofia Hartnell 28th August Maddison Grace Allen indomitable zest for life and an whole and being cured are not 18th September Cali May Hyland extraordinary ability to inspire those necessarily the same thing. Joshua Jamie Silvestri around them. This is in part because of the team of people who support and Jesus said, “I came that everyone may Funerals encourage them and, no doubt, have wept have life, and life in all its 30th August Karen Grimstead with them when life has been tough. fullness.” (John10:10) The focus of his 22nd September Gwendoline Knight (89) message was on relationships; on the 22nd September Jean Smith (93) What does it mean to be whole? 23rd September Francis Devonshire (46) self-acceptance that comes from knowing Sometimes we take a very simplistic that we are loved and accepted by God Weddings view of prayer for healing. We look for just as we are, on showing us how to live 3rd September Gary Foxley and Katrina Field cures and get angry with God when our well together and on knowing that he 3rd September Carl Carter and Charlotte Sharp prayers are not answered in the ways we would always be beside us as we run the 24th September Mark Oliver and Catherine Didymus want them to be. race of life. 24th September Paul Williams and Antoinette Syffert And yet, as we look around us we can May the peace of Christ be with us all. Regular activities at St Peter’s Church see that there are many people whose lives are not well, even though physically With love in Him, Bell Ringing Practice Teddy Bear Praise Wednesday in term time 2pm - 3pm and mentally everything is working just Susan Wednesday 7.30pm - 9.00 as it should be, while others are living Morning Prayer Choir Practice Wednesday morning at 8.15am Thursday 7pm 22 St Peter’s Church 3 St Peter's Church, Titchfield Church Street Real Advent Calendars – Celebration Titchfield order by 22nd October A tribute concert in memory Hampshire The Meaningful Chocolate of Tony Sheppard PO14 4AG. Company are making ‘Real Advent Vicar: Revd Susan Allman Calendars’ again this year and it is Celebrating 25 years of Curate: Revd Janet Trevithick time to order them Creative Ministry This year’s calendar will contain: Sunday Services for October • A 28 - page Christmas story booklet with Advent 2nd October Harvest Festival activities 8.00am Holy Communion (1662) • 24 high quality Fairtrade 10.00am Family Service Belgian chocolates 9th October The Twentieth Sunday of Trinity By buying these Advent Calendars 8.00am Holy Communion (1662) you will be: 10.00am Parish Communion • Sharing the Christmas story • Supporting Fairtrade.
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