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October 1997 Photo from Sixpenny Handley First School NEWS AND INFORMATION MAGAZINE Photo from Sixpenny Handley First School PARISH OF SIXPENNY HANDLEY WITH PENTRIDGE October 1997 Including: Woodyates, Deanland and Minchington Published by Sixpenny Handley Parish Council The Downsman October 1997 PARISH DIRECTORY Parish Councillors John Curtis...................... 552397 Sixpenny Handley Co-ordinators Chairman Mr. P.G.Chick.................. 552256 Area 1 - Dean Lane Don Penrose.................... 552022 Mrs E. Miles.................... 552768 Area 2 - Dean Land & North East Mrs P.K.Bailey-Wright.. 552771 Barry Howes.................... 552583 Mr. C.Styles.................... 552658 Area 3 - Handley Central Mr. S.Judd....................... 552563 Charles Nodder................ 552292 Mr. N.Bowes................... 552416 Area 4 - West & South Mr. B.M.J.Curtis.............. 552397 George Tozer................... 552330 Pentridge Other Areas (These are separate Homewatch Schemes) Vice-Chairman Mr. I.Davies.................... 552076 Pentridge Roy Elford....................... 552296 Mr. C.J.Goodman........... 552705 Woodyates Roy Warner..................... 552665 Mr. C.F.Sims................... 552629 Police Blandford Station. 01258 452101 Clerk Mr. B.J.Hansford........... 552468 Sixpennies Pre-School County Councillor Mr. T. Palmer.................. 552321 Chairman & Fax 552405 Waiting List Helen Bradshaw............... 552042 District Councillor Mr. A. Humphries............ 517365 Supervisor Hazel Killeen................... 552059 Sixpennies Pre-School Link Group Footpaths Liaison Officers Supervisor Sue Shepperd................... 552784 Sixpenny Handley Mr. A.Turner................... 552735 Sixpenny Handley W.I. (Formed in 1923) Pentridge Mr. C.J.Goodman............ 552705 President Mrs Stella Symes............. 552236 Downsman Editorial Team Secretary Mrs H. Eynon................... 552308 Editor Alan Vincent.................... 552788 Sixpenny Handley Mother’s Union Ian Davies........................ 552076 Leader Pamela Wood................... 552608 Brian Hansford................ 552468 Secretary Jean Mayne...................... 552692 Churches Sixpenny Handley Bowls Club Church of England St. Mary’s, Sixpenny Handley Chairman Robert Jesse..................... 552340 St. Rumbold’s, Pentridge Secretary Gill Martin...................... 552297 St. Andrews, Gussage St.Andrew Handley Sports Club Vicar Rev. Ron. Wood............... 552608 Chairman Tony Dale........................ 552540 Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of Lourdes & Secretary Brian Hansford................ 552468 St. Cecilia, Blandford Forum Team Managers -Sat. Mark Young..................... 552741 Priest Fr. John Mordaunt.01258 452051 -Sun T. B. A. 1st Woodcutts Scout Group The Wednesday Club Group Scout Leader Mr. Barry Howes............. 552583 Chairman Pamela Wood.................. 552608 Scout Leader Ray Hemmings….. 01722 501504 Secretary Vacancy Cub Leader Esmie Isaacs……............. 517203 Chase Community Friends Doctors Drs. Pelly, Nodder & Morgan Chairman Alec Hunt...................... 552210 Dean Lane Surgery.......... 552500 Secretary Sally Clarke.................... 552235 Schools Sixpenny Handley Lawn Tennis Club First School Handley First School....... 552356 Chairman Anne Reed..................... 552518 Middle School Cranborne Middle School 517348 Secretary Gael Radclyffe................ 552829 Upper School Queen Elizabeth’s School Membership/Treasurer Bill Chorley.................. 552776 Wimborne......…... 01202 885233 Sixpenny Handley Cricket Club Sixpenny Handley Village Hall Chairman Nick Emm 01747 825598 Chairman Mr. S Judd....................... 552563 Secretary Juli Spendley 01202 822244 Secretary Mrs P.K.Bailey-Wright... 552771 Sixpenny Handley Flower Arranging Club Bookings Mrs Michelle Daniels...... 552189 Chairman Eileen Miles..................... 552768 Sixpenny Handley Flower Show Secretary Dawn Ridout................... 552407 Chairman Brian Hansford................ 552468 Happy Nappy Club Secretary Geraldine Vincent............ 552788 Chairperson Penny Morrison............. 552024 For The Kidz S.H.E.D.D.S. Chairman Bronia Styles.................... 552658 Chairman Godfrey Turner.............. 552533 Secretary Michelle Daniels.............. 552189 Sixpenny Handley Homewatch Overall Co-ordinator & Police Focal Point 2 The Downsman October 1997 Welcome to the Cover Picture October edition of Sixpenny Handley First School The Downsman. Would-be Tennis Stars ready for action! Following our reproduction problems Kept Village Competition” 1997 with the June magazine I hope you will all Prizegiving held at Fontmell Magna agree that they were successfully Village Hall on the 25th September. overcome in our August issue. Thanks are mainly due to Brian Hansford who put a The results of the competition can be lot of effort into getting the final copies to found in the centre of the magazine. the excellent quality we achieved. Whilst I am talking about the production Keep those contributions coming....... of the magazine I also want to express my thanks to the members of the Bowls club who help in collating and stapling, and the Alan Vincent Homewatch members who deliver to every household in the Parish. 5 The Parsonage Sixpenny Handley The Flower Show on the 16th August was a delight to attend and personally I e-mail: [email protected] particularly enjoyed the Vintage cars and Telephone – 552788 the archery. Thank you to every one who Office Hours (ColourCare Int. Ltd – assisted in the staging of the event. Salisbury) 01722 412202. You will see on the letters page that the organisers of the “For The Kidz” activities have felt it necessary to justify what they are doing. As The S.H.E.D.D.S. organisers made similar comments in their August article it would appear that despite their extensive efforts on behalf of the community the people running both groups are subject to petty remarks and unjustified criticisms. - I do not believe this is appropriate in a community such as ours and we should all support fully the activities of its organisations. The next edition of this Magazine For their own part the organisers should will be published on the recognise the need to continue to 1st December 1997 communicate as fully as possible their activities, targets and achievements to the people of the village. The Downsman is KKKKKKKKKK the ideal vehicle to achieve this. Copy Deadline is 15th November 1997 Geraldine and I attended the “Dorset Best 3 The Downsman October 1997 BRIDGE AT THE ROEBUCK Recycling ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY EVENINGS COMMENCING AT 8 O’CLOCK PLAYERS AT ALL LEVELS OF SKILL ARE WELCOME Wednesday 8th October --- " --- 22nd October --- " --- 5th November th --- " --- 19 November --- " --- 3rd December --- " --- 17th December If there are sufficient persons interested Chess At Church Farm could be incorporated on these evenings. Bill Chorley Recycling Centre Tel: 01725 552776 Facilities to Recycle Paper & Cardboard Textiles Plastic and Glass Bottles THE WEDNESDAY CLUB Are you free on a Wednesday afternoon? Do you enjoy meeting friends, old and new? Then, why not come along to WEDNESDAY CLUB. Wednesday Club is the only club with no subscription. You just come along and pay for your tea on every other Wednesday afternoon at 2:30pm in the Village Hall. You will also get a talk or entertainment while you are there, and a chance to meet new friends and chat to old ones. All for 75p! Its such good value, you just have to give it a try! Wednesday, 1st, 15th and 29th October and then every other Wednesday. 4 The Downsman October 1997 Prizewinners Draw No 1 - June 1997 1st Prize £50 Number 128 Mr. S Judd, Church Farm Bungalow, Sixpenny Handley 2nd Prize £20 Number 216 Mr. Owen Smith, St. James Road, Ferndown 3rd Prize £10 Number 96 Mrs. S Young, Mill Hill Lodge, Moor Crichel 4th Prize £10 Number 117 Mr. K H Summerell, Sheasby Close, Sixpenny Handley Prizewinners Draw No 2 - July 1997 1st Prize £50 Number 183 Mrs J M Harris, Paddock Close, Sixpenny Handley 2nd Prize £20 Number 26 Mr A Taylor, Hanging Cottage, Tollard Royal 3rd Prize £10 Number 43 Mrs H Woodget, Hunt Corner Farm, Sixpenny Handley 4th Prize £10 Number 103 Mr M Catchpole, Hill House, Sixpenny Handley Prizewinners Draw No 3 - August 1997 1st Prize £50 Number 161 Mr I Middleton, Coppice House, Newtown 2nd Prize £20 Number 58 Z R Neave, Gussage St. Michael 3rd Prize £10 Number 199 Tina Baker, East Woodyates 4th Prize £10 Number 135 R H J Rivers, St. Mary’s Court, Sixpenny Handley Prizewinners Draw No 4 - September 1997 1st Prize £50 Number 24 Maureen Preedy, Dean Lane, Sixpenny Handley nd 2 Prize £20 Number 140 Mrs MacKenzie, St. Mary’s Court, Sixpenny Handley 3rd Prize £10 Number 42 Hilary Muspratt, Dean Lane, Sixpenny Handley 4th Prize £10 Number 17 D Rowe, Town Farm Place, Sixpenny Handley Draw No 5 will take place at the ‘Star Inn’ Lounge Bar on Monday October 13th at 9:00 pm. 5 The Downsman October 1997 The July meeting was held at the home of At the June meeting members heard Mrs Mr and Mrs R Raban-Williams, when Eynon’s report on the third Triennial Elizabeth Scriven demonstrated flower General Meeting at the N.E.C in arranging and Pamela Slater narrowly Birmingham. She had found this most won a garden quiz. A Ploughman’s interesting and enjoyable. A programme supper was enjoyed by all. of slides of the Canadian Rockies, the speaker being Mrs K. Browning, followed August saw us “doing our bit” to help at this – both the slides and the commentary the Flower Show and Fete by running a were excellent. bottles and cans Tombola
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