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Fairest of the Months! Ripe Summer's Queen the Hey-Day of the Year with Robes That Gleam with Sunny Sheen Sweet August Doth Appear. "Fairest of the months! Ripe summer's queen The hey-day of the year With robes that gleam with sunny sheen Sweet August doth appear." R. Combe Miller ENFORD NEWSLETTER AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2008 ENFORD NEWSLETTER From The Committee 1 Enford Gun Club Thank you/Jumble Sale 2 Meet & Make Sessions/ ‘Yours for the Taking’ 3 Good Bye to the Old Village Hall 4 Firework Party Notice 5 Can You Help/Highways News/Fairtrade Event 6 Neighbourhood Watch 7 The Nomads Tent/Messages/Thank you/Upavon Good 8 Companions Enford & Chisenbury Fete/ Our Faithful Friends 9 All Saints Church 10 Jazz on a Summer Evening 11 Planning Applications/New Unitary Council 12 Good Bye & Good Luck/Book Club/Plainwatch 13 SPTA News 14 Advertising 16 Village Committees 25 August Dates 26 September Dates 27 DATE OF NEXT COMMITTEE MEETING Wednesday 24 th September All items for inclusion, whether they are handwritten, typed, 3½ inch floppy or via e-mail, MUST be submitted by the date of the meeting or they will not be published until the following month . These articles may be handed in to any Newsletter Committee member. Please send e-mails to [email protected] Enford Newsletter Committee reserves the right to reject or omit from publication any material that is considered by majority of Committee Members to be detrimental to any person or which is not in the best interest of the community as a whole. All letters and articles must be signed, but the Committee will withhold the name of the writer if this is requested at the time of sending it in. ENFORD NEWSLETTER August/September 2008 AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2008 FROM THE COMMITTEE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 2008 There is still time to let us know if you do not wish to be included in the New Enford Telephone Directory. Also if you are new to the Parish and would like your number to be included please let either Ken Monk or me know before Friday 8 th August. ENVELOPE COLLECTION Thank you for all the contributions so far towards the running of the Newsletter. If you have not been able to hand in your donation yet don’t forget you can give it to any member of the committee or pop it through my letterbox at 12 Coombe Lane. We will let you know the total amount collected in the next issue. 1 ENFORD NEWSLETTER AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2008 ENFORD NEWSLETTER ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2008 The Annual General Meeting took place on Wednesday 16 th July. The Chairman thanked the committee for their hard work and commitment during the past year. The annual accounts, which have been audited and approved by Mort Burdick were distributed to each member of the committee. A copy is on the front page for your perusal. Members of the committee were elected and are as follows: Chair Tanya Becker Vice Chair Linda Mundy Advertising Officer Peggy Waterkeyn Secretary Clare Burge Treasurer Linda Mundy Village Hall Representative Jacqui Elkins P C Representative Jane Young Committee members: Sylvia Latham Anne Houghton Gay Monk The Committee of the Enford Newsletter would like thank Mort Burdick for carrying out the annual audit of the accounts. ENFORD GUN CLUB On Saturday 14 th June Enford Gun Club members met at The Swan for a final meal and to wind up the club accounts. Everyone was allocated £10.00 per year for every year they had been a member, to donate to the charity of their choice. Cheques have now been sent to the following charities: Wiltshire Air Ambulance Brainwave Raynauds & Sceloderma Association Banardos Change Makers Salisbury Hospice Canon’s House Naomi House Alzheimers Society Leukaemia Research Thanks to everyone who has supported the club over the past 35 years. Regards Paul Goodship 13th September 2.00pm 2.00pm At In aid of The Parish Hall The Parish Hall 2 ENFORD NEWSLETTER AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2008 Community arts partnerships delivered by VILLAGE HALL COMMUNITY CONSULTATION - AN UPDATE Thanks to those of you who have attended our first meetings and emailed us with your ideas and suggestions – we are starting to piece together the ideas for different activities and clubs you want to see happening once the new hall opens and the skills you have to offer to make these happen. We set up meetings with the young people in the village to further open up space to share about re-starting up the youth club and ideas for trips and activities as well as sharing memories of the village. Our next sessions are in response to requests wanting to ways get to know more people in the village over a creative activity – something more than a coffee morning but not a session you need to have any special skills for – something open to all ! MEET AND MAKE SESSIONS EVERYONE WELCOME A social get together with the chance to work together towards making decorations for the party at the Village Hall Monday 11 th August 2008 5pm – 6.30pm Wednesday 13 th August 2008 10am – 11.30am Bring along old photos you have of the village hall and the village in general Please bring along any remnants of fabric and colourful papers Refreshments provided Suggestion and memories boxes are going to be put in the Swan and Red Lion pubs, the church as well as a post box on the Gould’s wall (Lower Farm House, on corner of Water Lane) Please post us your memories of the old hall and the village in general, ideas and thoughts on the new hall. We are planning to create a display at the party to update you on progress, a project blog where we can share with you the thoughts and pictures we collect along the way as well as a logo competition. More in the next newsletter! The overall plan is to use all the feedback we gather to form a report which will help the Village Hall Committee plan the timetable of activities that will take place in the hall as of April 2009 and raise funds for these activities to take place. We would be delighted if you want to contact us to find out more – James & Anna on 01980 670 036 [email protected] We have a hardly used slide projector, a CABIN 2000R with 3 rotary magazines. Available free to anyone who can collect it. Contact Andrew Marx 01980 670404 3 ENFORD NEWSLETTER AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2008 ENFORD VILLAGE HALL To celebrate 43 years of the Village Hall’s life and the many events that have taken place there, the present Committee would like you to join us for a “trip down Memory Lane” and to say a fond “farewell” to the old hall! Come and enjoy some photographs which illustrate the many activities which have made it a central part of the community for all those years. From the beginning of September the Hall will no longer be available for our use as we start the construction of the NEW ENFORD VILLAGE HALL YOU ARE ALL INVITED TO A “““FAREWELL TO THE VILLAGE HALLHALL”””” PARTY Friday, 22 nd August 2008 – from 7.00 pm Music: Enford’s very own “Bertie” will be singing! Cash Bar Beer, Wine & Soft Drinks If you can, please bring a plate of small eats to help (crisps/nuts or anything!) No Tickets –––Please just come and enjoy the evening! 4 ENFORD NEWSLETTER AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2008 5 ENFORD NEWSLETTER AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2008 DO YOU HAVE ANY OLD PHOTOGRAPHS OF ENFORD? For the Farewell Party at the Village Hall on Friday 22nd August Anyone who has old photos of Enford and would be prepared to lend them for the evening, could they please contact Sarah Campbell on 670414. We will take great care of them. Thank you Sarah Campbell CAN YOU HELP? Dear All, I have recently moved into 1 Littlecott on the A342 just before the end of the village and am making an enquiry concerning the land between my back garden (and the bridleway that runs along the back fence of my property, 3 Horseshoes and Millwyn before returning to the road) and the houses on Water Lane. It is planted with maple trees and others, but as far as I know is not used except by kids on their bikes. According to the Land Registry website the land is not registered and so I was wondering if anyone locally knows who owns this section of land. Please contact me at the above address if you are the owner or know who’s land it is. Many thanks for your help with this. Cheers Sue Block A RESPONSE TO LAST MONTH’S HIGHWAY NEWS I do not have Stan Bagwell's email, but note his comments re traffic calming for the C32. We have been 'down this road' before and the police suggest that it is not advisable to put in bumps for all the obvious reasons and that the most effective way to slow traffic is leaving cars parked on the road. However, they may have more up to date ideas and we would welcome people driving at no more than 30 mph. rather than using it as a racetrack! Amanda Marx Fairtrade Event For the 3rd successive year , there will be an opportunity to see the wide range of goods available with the fair-trade label & help to tackle poverty through trade, not aid. At Figheldean village hall on Saturday 11th October 10.00 until 4.00 Stalls will include: Traidcraft the U.K.’s leading fair-trade organization, Fair’s Fayre from Weyhill, Jewellery & accessories by Manumit Palestinian goods And an update about the Figheldean-Ghana link Plus a Fairtrade Fashion Show ! Do put the date in your diaries & watch out for more details nearer the time.
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