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Volume 17 Issue 3 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP PAGE 1

The Padbury Parish Pump

Incorporating the Church news for Adstock, Gawcott, Hillesden and Padbury J u n e 2 017 Editor Henry Paxton Wayside Cottage, Winslow Road Padbury The Editor writes… 01280 815289 [email protected] In this edition of the Padbury Parish pump look out for the loose leaflet Benefice Newsletter Editor regarding the St Mary’s Village Fayre and your seeds for the Produce Show

Kay Bradley Tallest Sunflower competition. 14 Well St, Buckingham 01280 812965 [email protected] Also in tis edition is a report from the longest continuous running sports club in the village. Please see page 14 Inside this issue: The Church Fayre on June 17th has moved from the Springfields Sports Field to The Editor writes 1 around St Mary’s Church, now between 2.00 and 6.00 pm. Padbury PFA Fete 2

Parish Council News 3 May be it is all change time in the election, we will know next week. Brexit Bs, Ds & Ms 3 thought has not gone away and we will see how that affects us over the next Friendly Afternoon 4 few months. Art News 4

Other News 4 According to Donald Trump Climate Change is fake news, he is probably wrong The Vicar Writes 5 on this one! To all Villagers 6

Village Hall News 7 Issues affecting Padbury. No news on the Bloor Homes development yet! And Village Voice 7 Dog Poo on the Sports Field again. Produce Show 8

Padbury WI 9 The Cycleway has now been in use over 12 months, it is used every day and it Padbury Football Club 9 is good to see parents with their children using it - safer than the main road! Padbury Village Fair 11

Padbury Youth Club 13 Don’t forget that our next edition will be right in the middle of the school Padbury Table Tennis Club 14 holidays. Of course you may submit items for the Padbury Parish Pump at any Padbury WI Cocktail/Supper 14 time, but at this time of year please submit before you go on holiday. Allotment News 15 Dustbin Daze 15 Do you need a Lift 16 Friday Club 16 Henry Paxton—Editor Padbury Ritz 17 Craft & Chatter 17 Padbury CE School 17

Holy Trinity, Gawcott 19 All Saints, Hillesden 19 Copy date for the NEXT BENEFICE NEWSLETTER St Cecilia's, Adstock 19 next Padbury Parish Pump Please send material for the next Padbury Diary 20 Newsletter to Kay Bradley Items for The th Pump Copy Dates 20 Friday 28 July Padbury Parish Pump Village Contacts 21 [email protected] should be sent to the editor no 14 Well Street, St Mary’s Calendar 22 later than th Buckingham MK18 1ET Produce Show Recipes 23 Friday 28 July 01280 812965 Produce Show Entry Form 25 Produce Show Entry Form 26 Please note copy dates: It helps towards prompt issue of the newsletters PAGE 2 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP Volume 17 Issue 3

Wine Glasses We have about 120 Wine Glasses available for free of charge loan. Please Contact John or Sue Wrigley on 814199 or email [email protected]

Contact: Sue (01280)815289 07725565219 Simple and Down to Earth Marshall Heating Cakes of all types & sizes Sue’s Cakes & Plumbing Also Preserves, Jams & Chutneys Email: [email protected] Your Local Gas engineer… Contact: Henry (01280)815289 07812811919  Boiler breakdowns & servicing WaysideCAD  Heating Power flushing  Installations CAD Drawings & Plans to your design. AutoCAD Drawings  All your general plumbing and DTP in B&W and Colour printed up to A1 needs

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Parish Council News PLEASE USE THE DOG WASTE BINS PROVIDED Following the reminder in the last two issues of the Pump regarding picking up after your dog , we would like to ask you again to pick up after your dogs and use the dog waste bins provided. During the litter pick in May, many full dog waste bags were found to have been dumped around the village. Each week, we pay to have the dog waste bins emptied, so please use this facility. Leaving the waste or a bag containing the waste is unhygienic. PADBURY LITTER COLLECTION The Parish Council would like to pass on their thanks to Tina Mitchell for organising the annual litter pick. We would also like to express our appreciation and thanks to all of those that gave up their time to help. PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED: 17/01184/HPDE - 30 Springfields Padbury - The erection of a single storey rear extension, which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4m. As this is an application under permitted development the councillors are made aware of the application, but did not discuss or comment.

17/01561/APP - Land at Fair View Lower Way - Demolition of existing dwelling and construction of two detached dwelling with single garages. Single garage for Plot 1 previously approved and currently under construction Updated to: Demolition of existing dwelling and construction of three detached dwellings with single garages, including an amendment to plot 1 as previously approved under application number 16/01496/APP The Parish Council Resolved to object to this application for the following reasons; Overdevelopment of Site; Overcrowded view from the main road; The dwellings do not fit with the characteristics of the village and affect the setting of the conservation area.

Parish Council Meetings – Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. Springfields Pavilion 13th June 11th July 19th September Your attendance at, and participation in the public session at the beginning of any of these meetings is very welcome. Full copies of the minutes from meetings can be seen on the Parish Council website (see below).

Contact details: Website - http://padburyparishcouncil.com Jo Bonney – Clerk – Mob: 07905 457784/07801 824849 e-mail: [email protected] Ken Roberts (Chairman) – 01280 813162 Mob: 07794 127943 e-mail: [email protected] Stephen Dickens (Vice-Chair) – 01280 815304 Mike Long - e-mail [email protected] Fred Morris – 01280 816059 Mob: 07803 623343 Victoria Murray - 01280 822827 Mob: 07905 317282 e-mail: [email protected] Michael Williamson – 01280 815351 Mob: 07973 388229 e-mail: [email protected] Peter Burton – 01280 308625 Email: [email protected]

Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals BAPTISMS April Rose Raymond Holy Trinity, Gawcott William Scott Atkinson Holy Trinity, Gawcott Leo Stephen Alan Bunce St. Mary’s, Padbury Darcy Aurora Fay Barrett St. Mary’s Padbury WEDDINGS We offer our prayers for all these people and for Jamie Graham Prestedge to their families & friends.

Jenny Alison Rolt St. Cecilia’s, Adstock “Love is eternal, for love COMMITTED TO GOD’S KEEPING is God & God is love.” Eileen Lily Davenport St. Mary’s, Padbury PAGE 4 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP Volume 17 Issue 3

Friendly Afternoon June 14th Tea in the garden July 19th Outing - to be arranged August No meeting Sept 13th Dominoes Oct 11th Quiz Nov 8th TBA Nov 22nd Meal Dec. 13th Bingo Dec 20th Christmas meal

As we go to press we hear that Peter Austin has just been notified that he has Art News! again been selected for London’s prestigious Royal Academy Summer Show. His painting "Grey Coast" was chosen from an initial 12,000 entries for this year's exhibition of the work of just over 1000 British and international artists. Peter has recently been exhibiting at the newly refurbished Claydon Gallery in the courtyard of Claydon House and with June now upon us he is putting the finishing touches to his open studio exhibition as part of Bucks Open Studios 2017 (10th to 25th June). His studio at 2 Bennetts Close will be open on Friday afternoons 16th and 23rd June from 2.00 pm until 5.00 pm, and on the Saturdays and Sundays during the fortnight from 11.00 am until 5.00 pm. There will be a lot of new work to be seen in Peter's studio, including paintings made following a recent visit to southern India and a series of paintings and drawings inspired by Chesil Beach and the Fleet lagoon in Dorset, Peter’s home county. For more information about his show and about Bucks Open Studios look out for directories in places such as libraries, the Old Goal and some local shops. You can also go to www.bucksopenstudios.org.uk and www.axisweb.org/p/peteraustin to find out more.

Besides The Padbury Parish Pump there are also pieces of local news on the Padbury OTHER NEWS Parish Council Website. Particularly this time...

Development of Community Health and Padbury Litter Pick – THANK YOU Care Services Victims First Local Photographs

Hospital Car Service Sheds continue to grow URGENT NEED FOR DRIVERS in popularity in Do you have some spare time to help a local charity? Winslow and beyond Our Shed was the venue for the second meeting of the ‘Buckinghamshire A group of volunteer drivers take patients Shedders’ group. This will be regular coming together of representatives from to hospital appointments at various local Sheds around the County. It is an initiative led by the Buckinghamshire County hospitals. Council as part of their ‘Prevention Matters’ initiative. The first meeting was in The number of requests for trips has been Wycombe and we were proud to be able to host this one. Around 30 people steadily going up over the years and we are attended with representatives from West Bletchley Shed, Buckingham Shed, seeking new drivers to help cover this Amersham Shed and Wycombe Shed. We were able to feed them thanks to a increase in demand. generous donation from Tesco Buckingham via their Community Champion. A presentation by Graham White of Bucks C. C. was made to the attendees You can specify which days you are free, regarding the effects and awareness of Dementia, following the talk we are how many times a week you are prepared now keen to ensure that our Shed is ‘Dementia Friendly’. to drive and which hospitals you are Stop Press: Any budding Potters out there? We will have a kiln installed very happy to go to. We pay our drivers 45p a mile. shortly so if you want to come along and have a go then we have someone to If you think you can help us please help you. If you want to join us please call our Chairman Dave Saunders – contact 01296 714164 Volume 17 Issue 3 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP PAGE 5

The Vicar writes Vicar: Revd. Ros Roberts 813162. Dear friends I am writing to you to let you know that with, Revd. Kay Peck, the part-time associate priest recently retiring, I am now the sole priest for our four villages. It has, therefore, become necessary to review and change times of the church services across the four benefice churches. These changes have had to be made due to several changes in, and growing needs of, the benefice which includes a new baptism policy. These are explained below. Changes to Church Service Times This will enable:  Revd Ros Roberts (Vicar) to have adequate time to get to services and have a chance to meet and get to know members of the congregation afterwards.  more time for pastoral care  easier planning if an emergency arises due to illness/accident and we need to find another priest or lay minister to take a service  a variety of services to encourage and develop mission in the benefice  more lay people to become involved in the mission and outreach of the church  a coordinated baptism/christening policy for the benefice. (The new times can be seen in the Newsletter, Padbury Pump and church noticeboards) Baptism/Christening Policy

A Christening/Baptism or Thanksgiving Service is held each month at a church in the Benefice after the 10.30 a.m. Sunday

Morning Service on the Second Sunday of the month. (Three times a year at your own local church)

We invite our families coming for Christening/Baptism/Thanksgiving to come to the Family Service, Café Church or appropriate service at the church where their service is to be held before their Baptism service takes place. This is so you can get to know them and they can get to know a few people and therefore be able to see familiar faces on their special day. They will also be asked to come to a service after the Christening/Baptism so that they may be welcomed by you into the church family and we can give them our support.

They will be invited to attend a short preparation session with other families. (approx. one and a half hours, including refreshments). This will explain all about what it means, what will happen, etc. Details will be given to them when they come to book. This will be held on a day and date arranged in advance of the baptism service.

The Changes come into effect from June. I would like to thank you for your understanding

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anyone in hospital or at home who would like a visit. Qualified Surgical Chiropodist If you wish to discuss a possible BAPTISM or WEDDING, For an appointment please come to St Mary’s Church, Padbury between 10 am and 11.30 am on any Saturday. We will usually be there to in the comfort of your own home answer questions about these or other matters, over a cup of coffee. Please note that Baptisms Tel 01280 822202 will normally be conducted during the 10.30 am services. M/B 07976 313393 Revd. Ros and Revd. Kay on 813162 Volume 17 Issue 3 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP PAGE 7

Village Hall Fund Raising, Meetings & News

The latest news from the Village Hall We have been asked by our insurers to upgrade the electrics at the hall and this work is due to be completed in early June. Unfortunately AVDC did not like our plans to install a new disabled toilet and improve the other toilets so it’s back to the drawing board but we are still optimistic that EVENTUALLY we will get improved facilities which I know people will appreciate. The next event organised by the Committee is The 'Ritz' Comes to Padbury. This will be a truly scrumptious afternoon of fizz and home-made food of the highest standard. Treat yourself!! Diane Long Padbury Village Hall 100 Club The first draw for the year 2017/2018 will be on Thursday 15th June. Thank you all who have contributed your Entry tickets will be delivered soon, but be assured that if you are a paid up member you will be in the next draw. The Village Hall Coffee Morning By the time you read this Edition of the Padbury Pump the June Village Hall coffee Morning will have passed. Coffee mornings takes place on the first Friday of the month, so the next one will be July 7th. They are well attended and a great place to catch up on village news. Everyone is very welcome so do come along. Di Long Village Hall Chair. Village Hall Bookings Of course you can book the hall for events that you wish to organise and this can be done by contacting Sue Paxton on [email protected] or 01280 815289. For further details please also visit http://www.padburyvillagehall.co.uk Bingo Snowball of £150 was won in April so a new has just started running again. Future Bingo Dates June 9th & 23rd July 7th & 21st August 4th & 18th All starting at 8.00 pm. For more details about the Bingo please contact Carol Bloxham on 01280 308311 Whist Drives Dates For details about the Whist Drive dates please contact David Lafford on 01280 812535 Village Hall Committee Meetings June 15th July 20th August 17th All starting at 8.00 pm

Buckingham Churches Holiday Club 2017 We are really excited to announce that Buckingham Churches Holiday Club 2017 will be running from 7 - 11th August 2017. We have an action packed week planned, filled with games, music, drama, craft and lots of fun activities! To register your child, please go to buckinghamchurchesholidayclub.co.uk and follow the link for child registration. We are always very grateful to our volunteer leaders who help out with various activities throughout the week - all activities are pre-planned/organised but we do need leaders to help us bring them to fruition. If you think you could spare some time to help out as a leader during the week, please visit buckinghamchurchesholidayclub.co.uk and follow the link for Leader Registration. Many thanks Village Voice in the Advertiser I write a piece every week for the Village Voice column in the Buckingham & Winslow Advertiser letting people know what's going on in Padbury. By and large I'm aware of what's happening but obviously I am not on everyone's wavelength so, please, tell me what you or your group, club or society are doing and I will put it in the Village Voice column. It all adds to publicity for the event and helps raise Padbury's profile in the area." Sue Wrigley [email protected] Tel: 814199 PAGE 8 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP Volume 17 Issue 3

Behind the scenes the committee are busy preparing for this year’s produce show with some new classes added. Attached to the back of the pump are your schedules for this year’s show the 39th Produce Show hosted in Padbury on Saturday 9th September. What will you enter this year? We have an extra class this year –

ARE YOU UP FOR THE CHALLENGE?

Grow the tallest sunflower Seeds are attached to the front of the pump. Pop them in a pot / in the Grow the longest ground, water and watch them grow. runner bean Use your own seeds.

Heaviest Potato Will you have grown the heaviest potato?

We look forward to seeing all the entries brighten up the village hall on Saturday 9th September. It doesn’t matter if you are new to the village or have lived here all your life come and join in the fun of the Produce Show. You don’t know what you are missing, come and try it. If you would like to join the Produce Show Committee or have any ideas on how to improve the produce show please contact the Chair Rita Plumridge 01280 822998 or the secretary Claire McHenry 01280 816495. Produce Show Committee Volume 17 Issue 3 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP PAGE 9

Padbury Women’s Institute News

Our members enjoy a craft evening from time to time and our April meeting was no exception - Trevi Smith and her sister - 2 delightful ladies, who enjoy making cards. After a demonstration we were let loose with all the decorations they brought with them, enough for any occasion. A most enjoyable evening and should you need a bespoke card Trevi can be reached in the Post Office in Steeple Claydon. In May we were entertained by Malcolm Nelson with Part 2 of his fascinating talk on being a Customs Officer at Heathrow Airport. The lengths some people go to smuggle in goods are rarely a match for the Customs officers who often can sense when someone has something to hide. It may be that this edition does not reach you until after 8th June when our meeting had to be cancelled because of the General Election. We will now have a meeting on July 13th in addition to our trip to Hampton Court on July 25th which is open to all. The price is £35 and includes coach travel from Padbury and entry to the Palace. To reserve a place, please contact Angela 01280 814398 or Sue 01296 711626. Before then on June 16th is our cocktail evening - also open to all when Bob Foster will give a demonstration of making cocktails which can be sampled by all, followed by supper. Licenced bar available. Doors open at 6.30 for 7.00 and tickets are £15 each. To reserve a place please call Angela 01280 814398 or Wendy 01280 822742.

Padbury Village Football Club

Though the 2016/17 season ended without any silverware for the Club there was plenty of promise with the development of the Youth section. The Club’s end of season presentations and events are scheduled for the coming weeks when individual Club awards will be announced. Off the pitch the Club enjoyed a Langston & Tasker sponsored Club day at MK Dons with over 50 players, coaches and supporters attending. The Club’s coaching team have continued to develop, gaining further training and FA certification to ensure the best resources are available for the teams. The Club would like to express their gratitude to Padbury Village Cricket Club for their generous donation to the Club as advertised in the April Parish Pump. The funds will be utilised particularly to facilitate the continued development of the Youth section and the Club hopes that more youngsters, boys and girls, from the village and local area will join. Over the summer the Club intends to host fun events to encourage new and broader membership, further details will be advertised in due course. With new kit and equipment required each season, new sponsors are sought for all sides. Sponsorship opportunities can vary from in kind contributions of time and/or resources, professional support based upon people’s backgrounds, to supplying discounted equipment, clothing or medical resources or funds towards required new kit or equipment. The Club tries to support such sponsorship through developing partnerships whether through invitations to Club events, advertising or other mutually beneficial activities. It would be fantastic if local businesses and village supporters could get further involved in supporting the Club, encouraging our ethos of a local community Club. Anybody interested in sponsorship opportunities, coaching or assisting with off the pitch activities is encouraged to contact the Chairman, Peter McHenry, [email protected], 07740930913. Please contact Jason [email protected] for further information on the PVFC Rovers or Mike – Mini Kickers, [email protected] .

Notice to all Villagers Please make sure that the dates for future events are correct and that the Contacts for the village organisations are up to date. PAGE 10 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP Volume 17 Issue 3

Editors note While trying to keep the page count down for the Pump, with the increased number of paid for adverts, some articles for the Pump have to be edited. We will though put the full text of the articles on the village web site at www.padburyvillage.com

FACEBOOK Photographs and News about Padbury can also be found on the Padbury Facebook page.

Just search Facebook for “Padbury Village”

Attention all Library Book Readers! Please note the dates and locations for the mobile library service in Padbury are: Thursdays: Old End 12.20 to 12.45 and Springfields 11.50 to 12.10

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COME ALONG TO A FREE PILATES CLASS AND FIND OUT HOW REGULAR PILATES CAN CORRECT ALL OF THIS AND MORE (1-2-1 SESSIONS INCLUDING NUTRITIONAL ADVICE FOR WEIGHT LOSS & WELLNESS COACHING ALSO AVAILABLE)

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ANTIQUE & FINE ART AUCTIONEERS Monthly Auctions of Antiques & Fine Art, Quarterly Picture Auctions, General Auctions, Sporting & Country Pursuits Auctions, Partial & Total House Clearance undertaken, Insurance, Probate and Family Division Valuations Free Auction Valuations Available! The Claydon Saleroom, Calvert Rd. Middle Claydon, Buckingham. MK18 2EZ Tel: Padbury 814477 Tel: 01296 714434 Fax: 01296 714492 [email protected] www.dickinsauctioneers.

St Mary’s Village Fayre You are Invited 17th June, 2.00 to 6.00 St Mary’s Church, Padbury Something for everyone Village Sports Refreshments Walking Football Tea & Coffee Cakes Skittles Coconut Shy Gardening Table Games Plants Flowers

Activities for Children Table Top Sales Arts and Crafts Empty your garage! Sports Look in your loft

Children’s Fancy Dress - Come as your Favourite Character. To be Judged at about 2.30

Bouncy Castle - Raffle - Ice Cream - Entrance £1, Kids Free!! From 3.00 - Live Music and Entertainment Dancing Demonstration by The Dance Academy

For more details and about getting involved please contact: David Rasmussen on 821528 Rev. Ros on 813162 Sue Paxton on 815289

All Day Bar. From 3.00 pm Barbeque by Elliot PAGE 12 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP Volume 17 Issue 3

Police Contact Details Winslow and District Neighbourhood Team Winslow Police Office, 81 High Street, Winslow, Bucks, MK18 3DG, Tel: 101, Tel: 999 in an emergency Web: http:// www.thamesvalley.police.uk Join us on www.thamesvalleyalert.co.uk/ to receive local crime and safety messages

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Padbury Youth Club

Padbury We have had a fantastic few weeks at the club this half term thanks to the Buckingham University students that we now have joining us each week. We have had students from all over the world coming and telling stories, arranging games and bringing us food. The last week they taught dances from Africa, Armenia and Russia ending with the Macarena! Without the students it would have been quite a dull term as the rota was changed due to my being away and then my operation so we all thank them for brightening up our Friday nights. We did manage to do a Knickerbocker Glory evening which I didn’t Designed by Georgie Harvey aged 8 expect to be so popular. Actually they weren’t as keen on the fruit in the dessert as they were the ice cream and whipped cream – I was amazed nobody was sick! That was also the night of the storms but that didn’t deter the boys from being on the MUGA – they were soaked to the skin so I apologise to all parents who picked them up and had very wet car seats as a result. I am really pleased to report that our numbers are growing week on week. We are now averaging 18/20 each Friday which is fantastic news. See below for my contact details if you would like to join. We offer a free taster session before joining. Much of our equipment is old and falling apart so we would also be interested in purchasing any games/sports equipment or anything that you might think we could make use of. Particularly air hockey, swingball, bar football etc. Again please call me if you have anything like this available. In addition as we now have use of the MUGA each week we would like to sell, either as a pair or individually two large freestanding basketball nets. Contact me for more information or to have a look at these. Please see below the rota for next half term: Date Activity Date Activity June 9th Normal club night July 7th Cocktail night – non-alcoholic naturally! June 16th Fathers’ Day gift and card making July 14th Water fight– bring a water pistol June 23rd Egg throwing competition End of year party – parents July 21st June 30th Pizza night welcome – bring a plate of food. For more information on the Youth Leader role or about the club please contact Debbie Gibbs email: [email protected] or call 01280 815044 /07967 657077 Clear your Garage, FOR SALE Empty your Attic 2 LARGE BASKETBALL NETS ON STAND WITH BACKBOARD. If you would like to sell your unwanted No longer needed by Padbury garage/attic items why not Youth Club book a table at the St. Mary’s Fayre. Open to offers so call Debbie Or if you would like to donate items to raise on 01280 815044 or email money please drop them at the church or call. Contact David on 821528, Ros on 813162 or Sue on 815289. [email protected] Any items unsold after the event will be donated to charity. PAGE 14 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP Volume 17 Issue 3

Padbury Table Tennis Club The longest continuing sports club in the village, and probably one of the least known, has just completed its most successful season since the formation of the club. The club was set up in 1980 which at the time was affiliated to the now defunct cricket club and the driving force behind this and who is still currently playing is Padbury stalwart Arthur Cox. Through the years there have been many different players but of the original players there is Arthur, John Osborn and David Lafford still playing. The club was originally set up where we played at the pavilion at the playing field not long after it was built, for the first couple of years it was just playing as a social event, but circa 1983 the team joined the now defunct Buckingham League where we played in that for about 20 years. With the influx of new players we then joined the Milton Keynes league around 1987 whilst continuing to play in the Buckingham league so using the pavilion a couple of nights a week for table tennis. As the club progressed and standards improved it was felt we had outgrown the pavilion and we moved to our current home around the year 2000 Padbury Village Hall. With the demise of the Buckingham league we then entered 2 teams, Padbury Night Owls and Padbury Otters who have been playing in the Milton Keynes League in different divisions ever since. The Night Owls team comprise of John Osborn, and Ian Warner with players playing up from the Otters to complete the trio on match nights, we play in Division 6 and won the division this year comfortably. The Otters team comprising Chris Hill, Arthur Cox, David Lafford, Ryan Lightfoot, Wesley Harrison and Paul Sargent play in Division 7 and had a good season finishing 3rd in the division and just missing out on promotion. At the end of each season the league hold a top 8 tournament comprising the top 8 players from each division in the averages, competing for the divisional trophy and pleased to say that Ian won Division 6 tournament and Ryan won Division 7 tournament which is a good achievement. Through the second half of the season the league run the knockout handicap cup and pleased to report the team of John, Ian, Arthur and Chris, who played once, won the cup the first time ever a Padbury team have won that with the star member of the team, Arthur Cox winning it for the first time in his long playing time. So if you drive past the village hall on a Monday night from September to March after 7pm and the lights are on there is every chance that there will be a league table tennis match taking place. John Osbourne 01280817019

POO on the Sports field - How Disgusting!! They are at it again. The owner of a large door is walking it on the sports field and allowing it to defecate. Just bear in mind that a child might be playing there. Volume 17 Issue 3 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP PAGE 15

Allotment News After a very dry spring, the rain in the middle of May was very welcome and now the allotments are looking very healthy and productive. We have four new allotmenteers this year and they have all made excellent and enthusiastic progress in a very short time. St. Mary’s Church Fayre is taking place on Saturday 17th June. If anyone has any fruit, herbs or vegetables that could be sold on the produce stall, they would be appreciated. Please see what you can donate and take to Fred Morris on Friday afternoon or Saturday morning. As usual, I would remind plot holders to be considerate when burning rubbish and to remember to close the gate when driving off the site. I wish you a happy, blight free, growing season. Kate Harper, 07831688209

PFA Fun Quiz and Pizza Night A huge thank you to everyone who came to the PFA fun quiz and pizza night on Saturday 20 May. It is fair to say immense fun was had by all, with questions ranging from Disney to politics and bonus rounds including origami and charades. Over 50 people attended and £820 was raised. A special thank you goes to Amit and his team at Dominos Pizza, Buckingham who donated 14 large pizzas to us, to keep all our quizzers going.

Date Recycling Standard (Blue lid) refuse

Jun 13 Jun 20

Jun 27 Jul 04 Stunning Flowers for Weddings & Events Jul 11 Floristry Courses Jul 18

Jul 25 Please call Joules on 07771 613306

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The Benefice newsletter is distributed to the Padbury Pump PDF parishes of Adstock, Gawcott and Hillesden and The Padbury Pump is also available as a pdf all Padbury items are included in the download, if you would also like to receive a copy Padbury Parish Pump. as a pdf download please contact the editor. The Pump is distributed in Padbury only PAGE 16 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP Volume 17 Issue 3

Do you need a lift? Do you need help with transport for hospital or any other appointments, or perhaps collecting shopping or prescriptions? If so, we know many people in the village who are happy and willing to help, so please contact initially either John or Sue Wrigley on 01280 814199 and although they may not necessarily be able to help you themselves, they should know a man or woman who can!"

Jeremy Holden Garden Machinery Service & Repairs Carpet Services All makes and models of garden Choose from an extensive range of carpets machinery undertaken and vinyl in the comfort (excluding electrical equipment) of your home with our  Lawnmowers (including ride-ons) Home Selection Service.

 Strimmers, chainsaws, We can also provide:  Garden Rotovators etc. - adaptations, repairs and alterations * Lawnmowers - Push along and ride on - a fitting only service * Strimmers * Brushcutters * Chainsaws Advice and quotes freely given with very Contact Chris at competitive prices C. T. Mowers on 07976 980388 Tel: 01296 711879 Based nr Winslow Mob: 07721 421608

Over 30 years Experience www.ctmowers.co.uk Friday Club Would you like a holiday in a There is a club for children aged 5 and quiet (but not isolated) over, run at Padbury school every location? Friday in term time from 6 – 7 pm. Easy access to the beach; walks in abundance, If the weather is good in the summer somewhere comfortable bring your bikes and scooters and have to relax & unwind? fun in the playground. In the winter If the answer to any of the months there is fun and games inside. above is yes we have the place for you! Linda Cotton has run the club for over Apple House twenty years and it has always been Totland Bay popular with the children of Padbury. It is free and a great way for new on the Isle of Wight children to make friends in the village. Sleeps 4 plus 1, garden, parking, free wifi! If you would like more information call

www.applehousetotlandbay Linda on 07990 585080 or 01869 ETB 4 * rating 277481. Volume 17 Issue 3 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP PAGE 17

crafty chatter, knit & natter, wood & glue!

Thursday 15th June 7.30pm St Mary’s Church. A convivial evening to share crafts and crafty ideas and have a chat. Tea, coffee and nibbles provided but feel free to bring you own wine or beer. All welcome. (this is not a women’s only group). Or just come for a chatter.

We have two new members of staff in the Office. They are Mrs Donna Dawkes who is our new administrator and Mrs Johnson, our new bursar. Welcome to our community! At the end of last term, “Padbury’s Got Talent”, organised by the School Council, showed just how much we have. There were thirty-five acts and over fifty pupils took part. They gave us dance acts, comedy skits, gymnastics, poetry recitals, instrumentals and singing. They raised £137 for the ‘Hula’ Animal Charity. The PFA have been raising money during the Spring term with Viva Las Vegas, the pre-school’s coffee morning, the Easter cake sale and a very well supported raffle which has raised £1900, an incredible amount. Well done to all! The money they raise for us and the Pre-School is much needed and very welcome; this year we are spending it on additional outdoor equipment for the children. Celebration Assemblies for parents have started again and they are well attended thanks to the increased capacity we have with our lovely new Hall. The school clubs are up and running and it is amazing what a range of choice the children have in front of them. They can do board games, music, multi-skills, yoga and spy-kids and there is also the All-Board Club (wrap around care). There have been a number of events taking place this half-term. Beech Class went to the British Transport Museum in April, and this month Oak Class are going to Rectory Farm. Both Oak and Sycamore Class is taking part in another sporting tournament with other local schools and at the end of May all the Key Stage 2 children will be able to sleep under the stars in a Tented Camp. How much sleep will actually take place is anyone’s guess! After Half-term we are looking forward to our annual Sports Day and family picnic, Sycamore’s Class Performance and the School Fair organised by the PFA. Fingers crossed for continuing good weather. We hope that everyone has a wonderful summer and is raring to go when School re-opens on the 6th of September! Karen Duckworth Head teacher PAGE 18 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP Volume 17 Issue 3

Advertising in the Padbury Parish Pump

There may be room for new advertisers …… Why not take advantage of inexpensive rates in a Newsletter that truly is local.

For information about advertising please contact John Wrigley on 01280 814199 or [email protected]

Dog Walking around the village Everybody has a right to walk their dogs on public footpaths in the village, but they must be kept on a lead when in the vicinity of other dogs. It can be very intimidating to owners with nervous dogs when they are approached by out of control dogs. Volume 17 Issue 3 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP PAGE 19 News from around the Benefice Holy Trinity, Gawcott

Art Exhibition From 10 – 25 June. There will be an art display in the church, which is open to all. Opening times as follows: Saturdays 10 am – 5.30 pm Sundays 12 noon – 5.30 pm Weekdays 10:30 am-4.30 pm For more information go to the website http://www.bucksopenstudios.org.uk under section on “Art at Gawcott Church” Ten artists showing a diverse exhibition of contemporary and traditional works including oils, acrylics, watercolors, silk painting, calligraphy prints and mixed media. All welcome to our "Meet the Artists" day on the 11th.

Over 100 paintings, plus a variety of portfolio works and cards, set out in the light and airy church built by Rev Thomas Scott (father of the renowned architect Sir George Gilbert Scott). Why not come along to our “meet the artists day” on the 11th, look at the art, have a chat, enjoy a drink and some nibbles and watch a demonstration. Demonstrations and light refreshments will also be available during the whole 2 week event (all proceeds to church funds.)

Coffee Morning and Bring & Buy Friday 28 July in Church from 10:30 am – 12 noon. Everyone welcome - pop in for a few minutes, or stay a bit longer. Friendly environment to meet people or catch up with friends.

Dates for the future

 14—16 July– WI Flower Exhibition 27 August – Lunch in Church  9 September – Ride & Stride 6 October – Harvest Supper

All Saints, Hillesden St Cecilia’s, Adstock The Adstock Singers will be Coffee Mornings: 7 July and 11 singing in the church on 17 August June – more details nearer the time. PAGE 20 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP Volume 17 Issue 3

PVH = Padbury Village Hall The Padbury Diary AVH = Adstock Village Hall

08-Jun WI - Cancelled - Election Sue Chadburn 01296711626 09-Jun Youth Club - Normal! Club Night Springfields Pavilion 7.15 pm Debbie Gibbs 815044 09-Jun Bingo PVH 8.00 pm Carol Bloxham 308311 10-25 June Bucks Open Studio 2 Bennetts Close See the Pump Peter Austin 10-Jun Adstock Singers St Cecilia, Adstock 7.30 pm Clare 07584 176583 11-Jun The Ritz Comes to Padbury PVH 3.00 - 6.00 pm Wendy Smith 82274 13-Jun Parish Council Meeting Springfields Pavilion 7.30 pm Jo Bonney 07905 457784 14-Jun Friendly Afternoon - Tea… PVH 2.00 pm Sylvia Nutt 812333 15-Jun Craft & Chatter St Mary's Church 7.30 pm Rev'd Ros Roberts 813162 15-Jun Village Hall Committee Meeting PVH 8.00 pm Di Long 823931 16-Jun WI - Cocktails & Supper PVH 6.30 pm Angela Sutton 814398 16-Jun Youth Club - Gift Making Springfields Pavilion 7.15 pm Debbie Gibbs 815044 17-Jun St Mary's Fayre St Mary's Church 2.00 pm David Rasmussen 821528 17-Jun Adstock Singers All Staints, Hillesden 7.30 pm Clare 07584 176583 23-Jun Youth Club - Egg Throwing Springfields Pavilion 7.15 pm Debbie Gibbs 815044 23-Jun Bingo PVH 8.00 pm Carol Bloxham 308311 30-Jun Youth Club - Pizza Night Springfields Pavilion 7.15 pm Debbie Gibbs 815044 07-Jul Village Coffee Morning PVH 10.30 - 12.00 pm Just Turn up 07-Jul Youth Club - Cocktail Night Springfields Pavilion 7.15 pm Debbie Gibbs 815044 07-Jul Bingo PVH 8.00 pm Carol Bloxham 308311 Email: 08-Jul Summer Fete Padbury CE School 12.00 pm - 3.00 mummymurray@ho tmail.co.uk 11-Jul Parish Council Meeting Springfields Pavilion 7.30 pm Jo Bonney 07905 457784 13-Jul WI PVH 7.30 pm Sue Chadburn 01296711626 14-Jul Youth Club - Water Fight Springfields Pavilion 7.15 pm Debbie Gibbs 815044 19-Jul Friendly Afternoon - Outing TBA Sylvia Nutt 812333 20-Jul Village Hall Committee Meeting PVH 8.00 pm Di Long 823931 21-Jul Youth Club - End of year Party Springfields Pavilion 7.15 pm Debbie Gibbs 815044 21-Jul Bingo PVH 8.00 pm Carol Bloxham 308311 25-Jul WI - Trip to Hampton Court TBA Sue Chadburn 01296711626 04-Aug Village Coffee Morning PVH 10.30 - 12.00 pm Just Turn up 04-Aug Bingo PVH 8.00 pm Carol Bloxham 308311 17-Aug Village Hall Committee Meeting PVH 8.00 pm Di Long 823931 09-Sep Padbury Produce Show PVH TBA TBA TBA 19-Sep Parish Council Meeting Springfields Pavilion 7.30 pm Jo Bonney 07905 457784

PUMP COPY DATES FOR 2017 Edition Copy Date Distribution Date August Fri July 28 th 2017 Mon August 7 th 2017 October Fri September 29 th 2017 Mon October 9 th 2017 December Fri November 24 th 2017 Mon December 4 th 2017 Please Note In all cases the Distribution Dates should be during the week commencing from the dates shown Volume 17 Issue 3 THE PADBURY PARISH PUMP PAGE 21 Padbury Village Organisations and Contacts

Allotments Kate Harper 817855

Benefice Newsletter Kay Bradley 812965

Bessie Potter Charity (Hire of wheelchairs) Tony Picketts 816063

Bingo Carol Bloxham 308311

Busy Fingers Parent & Toddler group Lindsay Howard 815158

Camera Club John Credland 813641

Church: Vicar Revd. Ros Roberts 813162

Friday Club (Christian) 5+ age Linda Cotton 01869 277481

Friend in Need Scheme Sue Wrigley 814199

Friendly Afternoon Sylvia Nutt 812333

Padbury Benefit Society Barry Picketts 824038

Padbury C of E First School Karen Duckworth Head Teacher 813070

Parish Council, Chairman Ken Roberts 813162

Parish Council, Clerk Jo Bonney 07905 457784

Padbury Pre-School : email [email protected] 815158

Padbury Football Club Peter McHenry 816495

Padbury Produce Show Claire McHenry 816495

Padbury School Parents & Friends Association Cassie Rigg 309368

Padbury Table Tennis Club John Osbourne 817019

Padbury Website Jack Nutine email: [email protected]

Tennis Club Lindsey Sanders 824845

Village Hall Bookings Sue Paxton 815289

Women’s Institute Sue Chadbund 01296 711626

Youth Club Debbie Gibbs 815044

Advertising Village Events in the Pump We welcome advertisements for Padbury Village Events in the Padbury Parish Pump, but would contributors try to limit the size of their copy etc. to 1/4 of an A4 page. Please will all contributors proof read and correct their articles before submission.

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Sunday Sunday 11thJune Sunday 18thJune Sunday 25thJune Sunday Sunday 6th August DON’T FORGET Tallest Sunflower Special Challenge Open to All: Longest Runner Bean Heaviest Potato

VEGETABLES PRESERVES CHILDREN’S CLASSES – 16 years and under. STATE 1. 3 Coloured Potatoes 37. Jar Strawberry Jam AGE ON EXHIBIT - this will be taken into account when 2. 3 White Potatoes 38. Jar Raspberry Jam judging. Groups: up to 6 yrs; 7 – 11yrs; 12-16yrs. 3. 3 Carrots (long rooted) 39. Jar any other Soft Fruit Jam 64. My favourite sandwich including a name. 4. 3 Carrots (stump rooted) 40. Jar Marmalade 65. A decorated stone 5. 3 Onions (any size) 41. Jar Plum Jam 66. Junk Transport 6. 3 Onions (not more than 3” diameter) 42. Jar any other Stone Fruit Jam 67. A knitted or sewn item. 7. 1 Head of Sweetcorn (complete) 43. Jar of any other jam (not soft or stone fruit) 68. Having fun photo. 8. 3 Beetroot (leaves off) 43a. Jar of Honey 69. A homemade decorated biscuit 9. 3 Runner Beans 44. Jar of Jelly 70. Padbury School Special Class 10. 3 French Beans 45. Jar of Curd (any flavour) 71. Ali’s Dream Special Class: 11. A: 3 Large Tomatoes 46. Jar of Chutney (matured) Someone you admire / your hero writing B: 3 Small (Cherry Type) Tomatoes 47. Jar of any Vinegar Preserves 72. Padbury Pre-School Special Class 12. 3 Shallots 13. 1 Cabbage COOKERY 14. 3 Courgettes 48. Bakewell Tart (homemade pastry) (recipe Special Challenge Open to All: 15. 1 plate of any 5 different Vegetables included) 16. Any other Vegetable (not listed above) 49. Coconut macaroons (exhibitors own recipe) Tallest Sunflower 17. A collection of Fresh Herbs 50. 3 Decorated cupcakes (different designs) (seeds in envelope attached to front of pump) 18. A funny shaped Vegetable (exhibitors own recipe) Longest Runner Bean FRUIT MEN ONLY 19. 3 Dessert Apples 51. Cherry loaf cake (recipe included) Heaviest Potato 20. 3 Cooking Apples 52. Handmade walnut & raisin loaf 21. A plate (9” max) of one other type of Fruit 53. 3 Scotch eggs 21a. Bunch of grapes 39th PADBURY PRODUCE SHOW DRINKS SATURDAY 9th SEPTEMBER 2017 FLOWERS – in own containers where possible CLEAR BOTTLES to be used. No commercial kits 22. 1 Spray of Chrysanthemums 54. A Bottle of any Home-made Drink Entries to be staged between 9.00 & 11.00 a.m. 23. 3 Aster Blooms (Alcoholic) Entry fee 25p each class. Children’s entries free. 24. 1 Spike of Gladioli (any colour or variety) 55. A Bottle of any Home-made Drink 25. 3 Dahlias (Non-alcoholic) I wish to enter the following Classes: 26. 1 Rosebud 27. 1 Scented Rose CRAFTS Name: ………………………………………………… 28. 1 Spray Floribunda Roses 56. A Knitted or Crochet article 29. 3 Hybrid Tea Roses (3 different varieties) 56a A hand sewn article Age (if 16 or under) …………………………………… 30. A Bowl of Roses (own foliage only) 56b A machine sewn article 31. A Vase of Annuals (all one variety) 57. A Drawing or Painting 32. A Vase of Mixed Flowers 58. Having fun Photo 59. Handcrafted item FLORAL ART 33. An arrangement in a photo frame POT PLANTS 34. An arrangement in an unusual container To have been owned by exhibitor for 6 months or more 35. A corsage 60. A Flowering Pot Plant 36. A grey/silver foliage arrangement with only 1 61. A Foliage Pot Plant colour of flowers. 62. A Cactus or Succulent

63. A Flowering Orchid

CUPS AND SHIELDS 39th PADBURY PRODUCE SHOW

SATURDAY 9th SEPTEMBER 2017 Clarke Shield Most points in Classes 1-16 Padbury Produce Show Committee: (Vegetables) Rita Plumridge, 822998 Grace Tearle, 813600; Sparkes Cup Most points in Classes 22-23 Claire McHenry, 816495; Mike Long; Arthur Cox; Joan Plant; Trish Iliff-Rolfe; Jean Stuchbury; Annie Tinson, 816163 Reg & Joan Award Best exhibit in Flower Classes 22-32 Contact any Committee Member for additional schedules or enquiries Morley-Fletcher Cup Most points in Classes 26- 30 (roses) To be held in the Village Hall

Howes Cup Best exhibit in Floral Art Entries open to Padbury and Lenborough Cadd Shield Most points in Classes 37– residents; members of Padbury WI; Padbury 50 (men only) allotment holders and the children of Padbury Recipes for and Padbury School and Padbury Pre-School. WI Cup Most points in Classes 37- 50 (women only) 48: Bakewell Tart Entry forms to be handed in to Mrs. Grace The Vicar’s Pot Most points in men’s class Tearle or any member of the Committee by: 51-53 51: Cherry loaf cake FRIDAY 8th September 2017

Neighbourhood PROGRAMME: Watch Shield Best Vegetable in Show Can all be found attached to this 9.00 a.m. - 11.00 a.m. Staging of entries copy of the Padbury Pump Mary Down Cup Winner up to 6 yrs. group 11.30 a.m. – 1.30 p.m. Judging 2.00 p.m. Open to the public, refreshments

Collings Cup Winner 7 – 11 yrs. group available. 3.30 p.m. Presentation of awards followed Thatcher Cup Winner 12 – 16 yrs. group by Auction and Raffle

Tearle Trophy Best exhibit in Class 70 1. JUDGE’S DECISION IS FINAL Padbury School 2. Exhibits not as schedule will not be

Parish Council Cup Most points in Show judged 3. Exhibits in Classes 1-32 (inclusive) Ali’s Dream Shield Best Exhibit in Class 71 must be from exhibitor’s own garden or allotment Miss Duckett Award Best Exhibit in Craft Section Classes 56 – 59 4. Exhibits in Classes 33-59 and 64-72 must be exhibitor’s own work Pre-School Cup Best Exhibit in Class 72 5. One entry only per exhibitor in each Class 6. PRIZES : 1st – 50p; 2nd – 30p – at discretion of Judges