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Looking to God, Looking to Care, Looking to Grow About Upper Stour Serving the villages of Bourton Kilmington Stourton Zeals May 2019 1 Parish Contacts Parish Office 01747 840221 Curate: Rev Kirsty Wells 01747 823562 Licensed Lay Minister: Brian Martin 01747 840433 Licensed Lay Minister: Mona Tyler 01985 844509 Lay Worship Leader: Caroline Worthington 01747 840266 Lay Pastoral Assistant: Vicky Goodfellow 01747 840443 (on temporary sabbatical) Lay Pastoral Assistant: Barbara Borwell 01747 840141 Lay Pastoral Assistant: Caroline Worthington 01747 840266 Parish office 01747 840221 Parish office/Rectory email [email protected] Parish website www.upperstour.co.uk Facebook Group Parish of Upper Stour Enquiries regarding Baptisms/Christenings, Weddings and Funerals to the Parish Office 01747 840 221 ~ ~ ~ Upper Stour Magazine Contacts Editor: Celia Cotton 01985 844613 Deputy Editor: Sue Evans 01747 840600 Distribution Manager: Carol Affleck 01747 841359 Invoicing Manager: Peter Booth 07594 959439 Printed by Mail&Print: Berwick St Leonard 0845 362 0983 All items for the June issue should be sent to the Editor at Bay Tree Cottage, Kilmington, Wiltshire BA12 6RG tel 01985 844613 email [email protected] Contributions for the June 2019 issue should reach the Editor th by Friday 17 May 2019 at noon Mobile Library Times April 2019 May 9, 30 Zeals School 10.00-10.40 am 43 Zeals Rise 10.45-11.05 am May 9, 30 Kilmington Home Gd Club 11.25-11.35 am 2 Greetings from Graham Dear Friends, As this will be my final letter in About Upper Stour, I’d like to use 3 words that I often encourage baptism families to use with their children in prayer: Thank you Thank you for all the kind words and notes we have received since announcing my retirement. It has been overwhelming. Thank you to all those who have made our time here so fulfilling: colleagues, church officers, worshippers, friends in the schools, pubs and village hall events – I could go on! Most of all, thank you to God, for allowing me to see some of his work in the lives of the people of this parish. This has been a wonderful place to live and serve, and it has been a real privilege to live here among you. Sorry Sorry to those people whose expectations I have not met: those I have not visited as much as I would have liked; those who feel there has been too much change, those who feel there has been too little….. If I have disappointed/upset/offended you in any way, please accept this as my apology, and my hope that you might be able to forgive. Please Please support in prayer and encouragement those who will lead the parish through the vacancy, especially the churchwardens who bear the main responsibility. Please pray for the ministers (lay and ordained) who will take services and provide pastoral care during the vacancy Please pray for those seeking the right person to serve as your next Priest- in-Charge, that they may have wisdom and joy in that role. Please pray for the right person to be appointed, welcome him/her with the same enthusiasm with which you welcomed us. And finally, finally … A retired vicar was fishing one day, when he heard a noise beside him. He looked down and saw a frog sitting next to him. The frog said, "I've had a spell cast on me. If you'll kiss me, I'll turn into a beautiful princess and I'll make you happy for the rest of your life." The old vicar smiled, picked up the frog and put it in his pocket. A little later, he looked into his pocket to see how the frog was doing. The frog said to him again, this time with exasperation, "I've had a spell cast on me. If you'll kiss me, I'll turn into a beautiful princess and I'll make you happy for the rest of your life." The old vicar just smiled and kept on fishing. / continued page 4 … 3 A little later he checked on the frog again. This time it said, "What's wrong with you? I said I've been bewitched. Just kiss me and I'll turn back into a beautiful princess and make you the happiest man on earth for the rest of your life." The old vicar just smiled and said, "Frog, I hate to tell you this, but at my age, I'd rather have a talking frog than a beautiful princess!" Your friend in Christ, Graham Revd Graham Perryman ~ ~ ~ Points of Contact during the Vacancy The Parish Office 01747 840221 will operate Tuesday and Friday mornings. At other times leave a message on the answerphone or send an email [email protected] PCC Vice-chair: Crin Fearon 01747 841400 PCC Secretary Jane Joyce 01747 840149 Worship Rev Kirsty Wells 01747 823562 Brian Martin 01747 840433 Pastoral Support Barbara Borwell 01747 840443 Caroline Worthington 01747 840266 Finance Brian Martin 01747 840433 Communication: Celia Cotton 01985 844613 Education/nurture: Margaret Martin 01747 840433 Glenis Allen 01747 840948 School Matters Sue Evans 01747 840600 Churchwardens Bourton Harry Allen 01747 840948 Margaret Martin 01747 840433 Kilmington Chris Reeves 01985 844894 Celia Cotton 01985 844613 Stourton Jane Parker 01985 844148 Crin Fearon 01747 841400 Zeals Sue Evans 01747 840600 Tom Spencer 01747 840058 4 St George’s 100 Club St Martin's Millennium Club I am still in the process of getting all the subscriptions in so the April draw is much later than April Winners usual and the results will be published, along with those of M Garrett the May draw, in the June magazine. However soon after B Bohan D Tadd the draw has taken place, the results will be published on the C Holman village website: www.bourtondorset.org, and on The May draw will be at the noticeboards by the Bourton Zeals Motors on 1st May post office and in the entrance to the Church. Contact Nigel Blackmore 01747 841110 SDC Lott 842 Ruth Burrows - 01747 840371 5 Zeals Walkers The Zeals Walkers very much enjoyed a first-time circular walk from Longbridge Deverill to Brixton Deverill in ideal walking weather. Following the footpath to Brixton Deverill on Little Down hill we enjoyed splendid views of the Deverill valley, and saw the results of some impressive hedge-laying and tree naming that is taking place on the Pertwood Organic Farms Estate. Arriving at and then walking around Brixton Deverill village we were very impressed with the splendid setting, the meandering River Wylye flowing through it and the very attractive and well maintained properties. We learned that the Deverill Valley has been continuously farmed since at least 3500BC and that Brixton Deverill has the earliest evidence of settlement. We also learned about the accidental discovery in 2015 of a Roman Mosaic in the grounds of a property that we passed in the village that upon excavation turned out to be part of the floor of a much larger Roman property originally built around 200AD. Many artefacts found there are now in local museums but unfortunately the excavations could not be continued by Historic England as the huge cost of excavating such a large property were such that the remains - some of the most important to be found in decades - had to be filled in. We set off to return to Longbridge Deverill on a lengthy hedged bridleway on Brims Down hill to conclude with a very enjoyable lunch at The George Inn. The next walk will take place on Sunday 5th May to be led by Mary [email protected] and Ros [email protected]. David Hines Zeals Parish Council Meeting of Zeals Parish Council Thursday 16 May Zeals Village Hall 6.45 pm - see page 17 D N PATCH GENERAL BUILDING LTD ZEALS 07854 745 113 6 Green Fingers : May Notes from the not so green fingered LILY OF THE VALLEY The flower for the month of May is the Lily of the Valley. This plant, loved by us all, is a sweetly scented, highly poisonous woodland flowering plant that is a native throughout the cool temperate Northern hemisphere in Asia and Europe. Other names for the plant include May bells, Our Lady's Tears and Mary's Tears. This moisture loving plant forms a spreading mass with red seed pods remaining after flowering. Lily of the Valley is an easy plant that prefers growing in partial shade and moist soil and there are a few cultivars to choose from. I particularly like Convalleria Majalis Rosea --- which is a pretty pink variety. Apparently Kate Middleton carried Lily of the Valley in her wedding bouquet. I cannot recommend particular gardens to see Lily of the Valley but I do think that we should all get out and enjoy the fabulous blue bell woods that are so special at the moment. Pippa Schofield Zeals Village Hall Every Wednesday 11.15am-12.15pm £5 per session All Welcome Contact Denise 7 31st May, 1st & 2nd June 2019 VNF is a fun filled nostalgic weekend of live music, dance, vintage & antique shopping, classic cars, auction, automobilia, children’s entertainment, and so much more! You simply must not miss it! Visit for the day or stay for the whole weekend camping from 30th May. Set in the beautiful countryside of Stockton Park, Wiltshire, Why not experience it yourself? Tickets are limited. Order your ticket now for instant summer fun! www.vintagenostalgiafestival.co.uk/tickets 8 L C HILL & SON FAMILY FUNERAL DIRECTORS Personal Service Day & Night Pre Payment Funeral Plans. Memorials Private Chapels of Rest WATER STREET, MERE (01747) 860361 email: [email protected] Telephone for arrangements and consultations to be made in the privacy of your own home or at our office if preferred Tel: 01747 822604 email: [email protected] • Free no obligation estimates • Domestic, Commercial & Agricultural Installations • Part & Full Rewires • Heating & Under Floor Electric Heating • Lighting Installations • Installation and Periodic Certification • PAT Testing 9 News from Stourhead May sees Stourhead celebrating Floralia, which in ancient Rome, was a festival in honour of Flora, goddess of flowers and spring.
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