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Dates for Your Diary .....,.....,.....,~~~~~ Dates for your diary .....,.....,.....,~~~~~ ...... .....,.....,.....,.....,.....,~ ...... ....., ............ .....,.....,.....,....., ...... ....., ............ .....,.....,.....,---....., January 1 New Years Day 10 Mobile Library 10 Country Dancing, 2.15pm, Memorial Hall 17 Country Dancing, 2.15pm, Memorial Hall 20 School Open Morning + Opening of the Foundation Base and 9.30 -12.00 21 Piddletrenthide Lunch Club, Memorial Hall 24 Mobile Library 24 Country Dancing, 2.15pm, Memorial Hall 24 Gardens Club AGM, Wine + Cheese, 7.30pm, Piddletrenthide Memorial Hall 25 PV Parish Council 7.30 28 Coffee Morning 10.30-12.00, Memorial Hall 29 French Evening, 7pm, Piddlehinton Village Hall 31 Country Dancing, 2.15pm, Memorial Hall February 3 Over 60s Talk "Crazy Man on a Bike" by Jonathan Risley 2.30pm Memorial Hall 7 Mobile Library 7 Country Dancing, 2.15pm, Memorial Hall 11 Coffee Morning 10.30-12.00, Memorial Hall 13 Jumble Sale, 2-4pm, Piddlehinton Village Hall 18 Piddletrenthide Lunch Club 21 Mobile Library 24 - 26 'Comedia Nocturnus' Piddle Valley Players 7pm Memorial Hall 25 Coffee Morning 10.30-12.00 Memorial Hall 28 Country Dancing, 2.15pm, Memorial Hall 28 Piddle Valley Gardens Club, Japanese Gardens Jenny Short, 7.30pm Memorial Hall Disclaimer Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of advertisements and copy in this magazine, we cannot accept responsibility for any information given or claims made by our advertisers. 5 Introduction from your new editors -------------------­ With the arrival of a new year, so too a new challenge for your new Editors! We would like to thank Heather Bland for her sterling work over the years in editing and maintaining the Piddle Valley News & Views. We hope you will bear with us as we become more proficient in our new roles. As you will see, we are adopting a new format and a new style. While we recognise that change might take some adjusting to, the new size is intended to be less wasteful of paper so helping our environment. Over the coming months, we hope to evolve the publication further - welcoming new members to the PVNV team, expanding the content to be more inclusive of Valley activities, establishing contacts in each of the communities to regularly update the comings and goings throughout the villages, strengthening the contacts with groups, clubs, organisations and sportspeople. And finally, to achieve an online version which will enable a far wider audience to know about life in the Piddle Valley. We would welcome news from other amateur journalists, particularly in Piddlehinton, Piddletrenthide & White Lackington. So please, do let us know more about the activities throughout the Valley Dot Browning + Ros Charlton I Co Editors Contents Dates for your diary- News from the Vicarage -Services - News, comings & goings in the valley - General news & notices - Clubs, Groups, organisations - Sport ­ Parish & District Council- School- www.piddlevalley .. - Surgeries Editorial Editor Dot Browning T 01300 348280 } E [email protected] Co Editor Ros Charlton T 01300 348063 } Advertising Vacant Distribution Linda Hoyle T 01300 348978 Copy deadline March I April issue 15th February 5pm, future copy dates 15th April. June, August, October; 10th December The Editors would appreciate all copy submitted earlier! By post or PVNV Postbag, Piddletrenthide Post Office & Village Stores, by hand Piddletrenthide, DT2 7QF Printed by Creeds of Bridport 7 News from the Vicarage ------------------------­ BLESS THIS HOUSE The first of the major Christian festivals in the New Year is the Feast of the Epiphany on the 6th January. Its name, being derived from a Greek word, reminds us that the origins of the feast are to be found in the eastern or 'Orthodox' Christian Churches. The eastern churches used the festival (originally based on the Jewish Feast of Lights) to celebrate not only the birth of Jesus but also the arrival of the wise men or Magi, the baptism of Jesus and his first miracle at Cana when he turned water to wine. When the western Church (effectively the Roman Catholic Church) came to adopt the festival, they already had a feast for celebrating the birth of Christ, namely the 25th December, and so the notion of the twelve days of Christmas arose - spanning the period from the 25th December to the 6th January. Exactly who were the mysterious visitors from the east has been a source of debate over the centuries. Their arrival is recorded only in Matthew's gospel where they are seen as astrologers who recognise that the birth of Jesus is of cosmic significance. Over time, the Magi came to be thought of by some as philosophers or priests disaf­ fected with the inadequacy of their own religion and drawn to the true God. Around the eighth century, they came to be seen as kings fulfilling the prophecy of Isaiah that 'kings shall come to your dawning brightness'. They also acquired names: Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar, and their remains are reputed to be buried in Cologne cathedral which acquired them in the 12th century and so established itself as a pilgrimage destination. In some parts of central Europe, around the 6th January, one may see the symbol +C+B+IVI+ with two numbers before and two numbers after (for example, 20+C+B+M+ 11) written in chalk above the doorway of Christian homes. Not only are the letters the initials of the traditional names of the Magi, they also stand for the Latin phrase Christus mansionem benedicat (" May Christ bless the house"). The beginning and ending numbers are the year, 2011 in the example above. lVIay Christ bless our homes this Epiphany and throughout the coming year. Rev Tony Monds The Vicarage, Piddletrenthide T 01300348211 E [email protected] 9 SERVICES and THE BENEFICE of THE PIDDLE VALLEY, HILT~O' READINGS CHESELBOURNE and MELCOMBE HORSEY 2nd January Hilton Mekombe Horsey The Epiphany 8.30am Holy Communion II.OOam Morning Prayer ! White Cheselbourne Pidd!etrenthide Ps 72.10-15 9.30am Family Eucharist 11.OOam Morning Prayer Isa 60.1-6 Eph 3.1-12 Piddlehinton Alton Pancras Matt 2. 1-12__-,-_9___.3-,0-,-a_m_F_a_m_i l1--yS_erv_ic_e____ 6.00pm Evening Prayer 9th January Cheselbourne Piddlehinton Epiphany 1 8.30am Holy Communion 6.30pm Evening Prayer White Hilton Ps 29 9.30am Family Eucharist Isa42.1-9 Acts 10.34-43 Mekombe Horsey Matt 3.13-end 11.00am Epiphany Readings and Epiphany Carols .---_____-.-.>.:(a:...::.t_N-.:;e.c:.cW!.on farm, ~nsty 01258 880609) 16th January Alton Pancras Melcombe Horsey Epiphany 2 8.30am Holy Communion 11.00am Parish Communion White Piddlehinton Piddletrenthide Ps 40.1-11 9.30am Parish Communion 11.00am Family Service Isa49.1-7 1 Cor 1.1-9 Hilton Cheselbourne John 1.29-42 11.OOam Prayer 6.0Opm Evening Prayer 23,d January Piddletrenthide Melcombe Horsey Epiphany 3 8.30am Holy Communion II.OOam Parish Communion White . Alton Pancras Hilton Ps 27.1-12 9.30am Family Eucharist 6.00pm Evening Prayer Isa 9.1-4 1 Cor 1.10-18 Cheselbourne Piddlehinton Matt 4.12-23 11.00am Family Service 6.3Opm Evening Prayer 30th January Melcombe Horsey Candlemas 11.OOam Parish Communion White Piddlehinton 6.00pm Service for Candlemas 10 SERVICES and THE BENEFICE of THE PIDDLE VALLEY, HILTON, READINGS CHESELBOURNE and MELCOMBE HORSEY 6th February Hilton Melcombe Horsey 5 before Lent 8.30am Holy Communion 11.OOam Morning Prayer Green Cheselbourne Piddletrenthide Ps 112 9.30am Family Eucharist 11.OOam Morning Prayer Isa 58.1-12 1 Cor 2 Piddlehinton Alton Paneras Matt 5.13-20 9.30am Family Service 6.00pm Evening Prayer (Snowdrop Sunday) 13th February Cheselbourne Melcombe Horsey 4 before Lent 8.30am Holy Communion 6.00pm Evening Prayer Green Hilton Piddlehinton Ps 119.1-8 9.30am Family Eucharist 6.3Opm Evening Prayer Deut 30.15-end 1Cor3.1-9 Piddletrenthide Matt 5.21-37 11.00am Family Eucharist 20th February Alton Pan eras Melcombe Horsey 3 before Lent 8.30am Holy Communion 11.OOam Parish Communion Green Piddlehinton Piddletrenthide Ps 119.33-40 9.30am Parish Communion 11.00am Family Service Lev 19.1-2, 9-18 1 Cor3.10-11, Hilton Cheselbourne 16-end 11.OOam Morning Prayer 6.00pm Evening Prayer Matt 5.38-end 27th February Piddletrenthide Melcombe Horsey 2 before Lent 8.30am Holy Communion 11.OOam Parish Communion Green Alton Paneras Hilton Ps 136 9.30am Family Eucharist 6.00pm Morning Prayer Gen 1.1-2.3 Rom 8.18-25 Cheselbourne Piddlehinton Matt 6.25-34 11.00am Family Service 6.30pm Evening Prayer Note • Services shown in Old English Text are taken from the Book of Common Prayer published in 1662 . • The Family Eucharists (based on Common Worship Order One) Family and other services are in contemporary language. 11 From the Registers Holy Baptism India Joan Leeming and Amelie Rose Jacqueline Leeming were baptised at St Martin's, Cheselbourne on the 24th October 2010. Holy Matrimony Stephen George Brackstone and Leah Gmiterek were married at All Saints', Piddletrenthide on the 16th October 2010. Funerals The funeral of Rose ('Rosie') Cunningham Clapp took place at All Saints', Piddletrenthide (followed by cremation at Weymouth crematorium) on the 20th October 2010. The funeral (followed by burial) of Kenneth Thomas Arthur Legg took place at St Andrew's, Melcombe Horsey on the 3rd November 2010. The ashes of Suzanne Mary Elizabeth Stanzl were interred at St Andrew's, Melcombe Horsey on the 21 st November 2010. The funeral (followed by burial) of Doris Joan Walker took place at St Andrew's, Melcombe Horsey on the 23rd November 2010. Benefice Churchwardens Alton Pancras Cheselbourne Susan Cheyne 01300343327 Chris Quarrie 01258837731 Sally Dangerfield 01300 348880 Nina Shaw Porter 01258837422 Hilton Melcombe Horsey Justin Langham 01258817446 John Langham 01258 880808 Anthony Wyld 01258880261 Margaret Smail 01258880609 Piddlehinton Piddletrenthide Liz Carter 01300348266 Michael Howard Tripp 01300348234 Sara Milne 01300348400 Prue Jakeman 01300 348316 St Mary's Church Piddlehinton The church's financial year finished on 31 st December and I would very much like to thank all who have so generously donated monthly, quarterly and annually to the church funds by standing order through their bank and all those who give through­ out the year using the yellow envelope scheme.
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