The Village

VOL.33 JUNE 2015

Magazine

Covering Sparkford, Weston Bampfylde, Little Weston, Sutton Montis & Surrounds.

From The Editors Desk...

Hello all Good & bad this month Good to see Sparkford Inn Open and staring to thrive

again, Bad news that the company working on the Old Coal & have fallen into

Administration bringing the Development into question. Brilliant work being done in the

Sparkford Cricket Ground Could I please send out a plea for all you dog owners to pick up

after yourselves as there have been reports of dog fouling again throughout the village.

There are dog bins provided for you to use. If you cannot find one please take it home with

you as it’s not very nice to deposit it into someone’s hedge or drop into their garden nor is it

desirable to leave it and the public footpaths for children & adults alike to step in it.

Please send all items to me at: peterdownton@btconnect.com or to my home address

shown on back of magazine.

PLEASE REMEMBER THE DEADLINE FOR INCLUSION IS 15th OF EACH MONTH

SPARKFORD PARISH COUNCIL

PUBLIC NOTICE

TWO VACANCIES ON SPARKFORD PARISH COUNCIL

Notice is hereby given in accordance with Section 87 of the Local Government Act 1972

that following elections held on Thursday 7th May 2015, there will are two vacancies on

the Sparkford Parish Council. Any person willing to be co-opted on to Sparkford Parish Council, should make their

interest known to the clerk, Anne Voysey.

Signed Dated 16th May 2015. Anne Voysey, Clerk to Sparkford Parish Council

Elfinsacre, Church Road,

Sparkford,

BA22 7JZ

01963 441010

sparkford.clerk@gmail.com

Diary Dates Friday 12th June Mufti for chocolate tombola Friday 3rd July - Summer Fair 3.30pm Tuesday 14th July - Year 6 Leavers Play Performance 6.30pm Wednesday 15th July - Year 6 Leavers Play Performance 6.30pm Thursday 15th July - Leavers Church Service 9.15am Friday 17th July - Leavers Disco Monday 20th July - Inset Day

GALHAMPTON PLAYGROUP

The summer term has arrived & with it the sunshine. Staff parents & Children are going on

a trip on the 7th May while the Village Hall is being used for polling.

We are holding some more toddler sessions on Tuesday 2nd June, & 7th July

1:30 – 3:00. Cost per family will be £1.50 EVEREYBODY WELCOME.

Our Playgroup staff will be manning children’s activities at Party in the park Galhampton

Saturday 11th July. The Playgroup will also be having a display at this year’s Royal Bath &

West Show.

Term Dates:

Monday 1st June – Monday 20th July Wednesday 10th June – Sports Day

Monday 20th July – Inset Day Monday 20th July Leavers Trip

Village Hall Breakfast Committee Representing The Hall, The Church, Playing

Field & Weston Bampfylde.

After several meetings it has been decided that this year instead of Saturday

fund raising breakfasts we will try a Friday lunch time take-away.

Two dates have been put forward, Friday 31st July & Friday 7th August

If these are successful we may consider trying further Fridays. Still lots to be

decided.

Please look out for Volunteer Forms in NEXT MONTHS VILLAGE MAGAZINE

Countess Gytha Primary School Diary Dates…..

Dates for Your Diary

THE BIG VILLAGE PLANT SALE

Saturday 6th June 2.00pm – 4.30 pm

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, SUTTON MONTIS

Wide range of plants grown and nurtured in our village Competition for children – “Make a garden on a plate”

View our 12th Century church and beautiful floral displays Listen to ancient music played by the Nelson Recorder Trio

Take in the far-reaching views across the wonderful surrounding countryside and finally, relax

and enjoy tea in a delightful garden opposite the church

Sparkford Playing Field Association

The Sparkford Duck Race is taking place on Sunday 7th June 2015

2:00pm Church Road Sparkford

(access via foot-path Nr garage block)

Raffle, Cash Prizes, Fun & Games BBQ & Refreshments ALL are welcome.

ALL Proceeds to be given to the Playing Fields

We are always looking to recruit new Committee members. The Playing Field Association enables the playing field and play equipment to be maintained and improved so if you can spare enough time to attend no more than 6 evening meetings per year and help us with fundraising events please contact Lisa on 01963 440068 or d.k.davis@btinternet.com

CaféXtra

The next CaféXtra Village Breakfast Gathering Will take place on

Sunday 14th June.

Breakfast served 9.30am – 11.00am

Sparkford Church welcomes everyone for good coffee, Toast, Croissant, milkshake bar &

A round of bacon rolls.

This venture aims to provide a monthly meeting point for our village, with the option too

to pray and hear a Bible story at one point in the morning. No charge for breakfast but

contributions welcome

Following the Queen Camel Church Fayre, your invitation to

Fathers Love

A Fathers’ Day Celebration St Barnabas Church Queen Camel

Sunday 21st June 4.00pm A short, informal, lively service for all the family.

Including presentations to the winners of events held at Saturday’s Church Fayre.

Fathers*: come along wearing the sports shirt of the team you love.

(*Mums and children, join in too!)

Camelot Music Night

Davis Hall, West Camel

Wednesday 24th June 8pm – 11:00pm - £4 Doors open 7.30pm

Enjoy an evening of music ranging from classical, traditional, blues, country, folk, boogie,

jazz and more. Each month anything from 8 - 12 different extremely talented performers

entertain on a variety of instruments, from guitar, fiddle, mandolin, bazooki, flute and

keyboards etc.

The artists range from local young groups or soloists, to established groups visiting from all

over the South West. Raffle & bar. Find Camelot Music Night on Facebook or contact

Martine/Iain on 01935 851556 or martine.hardy@live.co.uk if you would like to play and for more

details

Come and play a night of Cash Bingo at Sparkford

Village Hall

On Friday 19th June

In Aid Of Cary Comedians Carnival Club

Doors open 6.30pm. Eyes down 7.30pm. Under

16’s to be accompanied by an adult.

Contact Donna Osmond on 01963 440477.

As well as celebrating the 50th anniversary of Castle Cary choir with a concert in Sherborne

Abbey we are also holding a 'Little Sing, Big Eat’ get together on June 13th from 7.30pm till

late at Caryford Hall, Ansford, Castle Cary.

This is a free event, open to current choir members and partners and those who have been

part of the choir during the last 50 years.

A buffet supper will be provided and guests are welcome to bring their own wine, beer and

glasses.

We hope to have about 150 members old and new join us for a reunion and a natter.

If you would like to join us or know anyone who might like to come along, please ring Maureen on

01963 350498 or our Secretary, Ros on 01963 240465 or check out www.castlecarychoir.org

Thanks

Julie Roberts

CC Choir

Sutton Montis Village Hall

Sutton Montis V.E. Night Celebration.

Some of the residents of Sutton Montis who remembered V.E. Day and looked forward to their fathers coming home from the war and many who were too young to remember, decided to make a night of it on May 8th in the Village Hall, which was decorated with a parachute and bunting for the occasion.

The appropriate dress was worn by all participants, forties style, to include the Spiv with the nylons and watches, the city gent, the Fighter Pilot Ace and the Tommy, who with the Naval Representative made a full house for the Armed Services. The Ladies enjoyed wearing the flattering forties styles and although there were no bare legs, the Land Girls were probably the most comfortable. But the star of the evening, Mrs Percy, wore her mother’s Utility Coat in bottle green which had the original utility label attached, a jaunty hat and fur tippet, with dangling legs set off the whole ensemble. With a wind up gramophone and to the accompaniment of Glenn Miller and the community singing of old favorites , the evening was enjoyed by all even if the Quiz (won by Mr Bucks), baffled some, And the blindfold game of touching Hitler’s Moustache caused much hilarity. But as always the food was the star of the show; guests enjoyed Woolton Pie, Rabbit Pie, Boiled Beef and Carrots followed by Rhubarb Crumble ad Jelly with custard.

We hope that the winner of the Star Raffle Prize of the Tin of Spam enjoyed it. All proceeds from the event will go towards the Hall Rebuild and we hope that at the Eightieth Anniversary there will be room to dance the Hokey Cokey.

J.K. Little Secretary, Sutton Montis Village Hall 01963 220288.

SPARKFORD PARISH COUNCIL Report

The last Parish Council meeting was held on Monday 11th May 2015. Planning decisions:

15/01276/OUT Outline application for the erection of a dwelling house and garaging using existing

access. Land adj Mill Cottage, Church Road, Sparkford. REFUSED

Planning applications:

15/01632/COU Use of land for the siting of 21 permanently occupied residential mobile homes. Long

Hazel Caravan Park, High Street, Sparkford,

15/01816/FUL Demolition of existing utility room and conservatory. Erection of single storey extension to

rear of property and new sunroom. Demolition of existing rear redundant chimney, and making good

eves and wall. The Laurels, Church Rd, Sparkford,

15/01978/S73 Application to vary condition 2 (approved plans) of planning approval 12/01836/FUL by

substitution of revised plans 6502-01 to suit revised scheme. The Round House, High Street, Sparkford,

Yeovil, BA22 7JH

Following on from last month’s report and indeed a similar report this time last year, there is also a

problem with dog littering at the Cricket Club Ground. Now that the Cricket season has started and

there is a large group of young people visiting the site for cricket coaching on Tuesday evenings it is

more important than ever that dog litter is removed. Not only would it be unpleasant to pick up a

cricket ball that had rolled through dog waste but it poses a health risk in the form of toxocariasis (a

rare infection caused by roundworm parasites, which is spread from animals to humans via their

infected faeces).

Last year’s report concluded by saying “If you see anyone not picking up their dog litter could you

either approach them and ask them to do so; or, if you are not happy doing this but are willing to give

a name or description of the person and dog please report to the Dog Warden she can then issue a

fixed penalty fine. The name of the Dog Warden is Lynette Osment and she can be contacted on

01935 462873. Unfortunately if this continues to happen then there will be a ban on dogs using the

cricket ground.”

Some interest has been expressed in filling the 2 vacancies on the Parish Council and thank you to

those people. This is a further opportunity for others to consider putting yourself forward for

consideration. The Parish Council meets monthly, and while we are ‘quorate’ (there are enough

Councilors to vote on things) it would only take a couple of people to miss a meeting for it to be

impossible to make any decisions) Please do contact me or one of the Parish Councilors if you have

any questions about what is involved – we will help as much as we can. Co-option (the way spaces on

the council are filled outside an election) is likely to take place at our June meeting. I apologize if this

reaches you too late.

One resident in the village wished for the 3rd Sparkford Scout Group to be thanked for all the bulb

planting they did which made the area look so attractive. So, Thank You Scouts!

The Next Parish Council meeting will be held on Monday 1st June 2015 8.00pm at the Parish/Village Hall.

Anne Voysey

Clerk to Sparkford Parish Council

sparkford.clerk@gmail.com, 01963 441010

3rd Sparkford Scout Group

Latest from 3rd Sparkford Beavers, Cubs and Scouts

The 3rd Sparkford Scout Group has been on its first camp of the season – this time it was ‘Parent Camp’ so mums and dads had the opportunity to camp too. It was held at Tedbury camp near Frome, a fantastic woodland location which everyone really enjoyed. The youngsters showed their parents how to put up their patrol tents and dining shelters, cooked them breakfast, and created handmade burgers (with meat very kindly donated by Andrew Barclay butchers)! They enjoyed a great hike along the river, and worked hard on their camp craft skills. The rain even held off (most of the time!). The new patrol tent we fundraised for last year was a huge success – now we are putting our energy into raising funds for another as our cubs were crammed in their tent like little sardines! If you or someone you know can get involved please contact Helen Wooldridge on helen@cuddledry.com or 01963 440801

The list of contacts in the last Edition of the Village Magazine contained two misprints so

here they are again Your Contacts are:

David Moogen: 440840 Sally Strelley: 440870 Brian & Pearl Mahaney: 440316

Robert Singer: 440371 Justin Crawford: 440878 Alan & Lyn Rankin: 440850

Bill & Gill Westcott 440741.

We have received letters from all the charities thanking everyone for their support.

They were Yeovil District Hospital Scanner Appeal, Air Ambulance, Playing field, St

Margaret’s Hospice & Help for Heroes. Unfortunately the garden bench given by

Wessex Water and sited in the Millennium Copse has been stolen. It had no

distinguishing marks or anchor, this highlights the benefit of marking those possessions

which are vulnerable with name & postcode, which can be done with a special pen or

permanent marker, Goods are liable to disappear if left lying around especially in the

summer months.

The Village defibrillators are sited at the Sparkford filling station & in the old phone box in

Weston Bampfylde should anyone wish to do a CPR Course Chris Cox does courses in

Langport so give him a ring on 01458 273085. There has been a 3% rise in crime in our

area as opposed to others where there has been a decrease. Lock it up or lose it!

Bill Westcott

Queen Camel Tuesday Group April & May 2015

April's talk was an archaeologist, talking about Roman Villas! Dry and boring you may think? Not a bit of it. John G. Smith grabbed us in the first minute by telling us that a villa had been found in Queen Camel and excavated a few seasons back. He then enthused for 40 minutes or so, propelling us back to the second century AD, with descriptions of the life of ordinary people at that time and bringing the talk alive with pictures, artefacts and clothing from the period. Are you of an age to remember 'matador pants,' 'beehive hair-do's' stiff with lacquer, frilly petticoats that you dipped in sugar solution and then ironed to make them stand out? {The latter was OK until it rained!] If these all ring a bell, then you would have loved our meeting in May. Graham Gould, himself a look-alike for the middle aged Elvis Presley, kept us swaying and bobbing on our seats as he quizzed us on the music of the 50's and 60's. (It was the music, honestly!) The business of the morning was quickly dealt with before Graham was introduced. His pleasant singing voice created a backdrop to the early part of the meeting before he took over the floor completely with an impressive array of recording equipment, quiz sheets and questions. The photos of long forgotten pop stars stirred the 'little grey cells' and we all left, feeling younger and, somehow happier for the memories. The variety of our meetings and the companionship one gets on a monthly basis (not to mention the lovely cakes,) for a very modest subscription, makes belonging to the Tuesday Group a great pleasure. Next month we have an outing to the 'Bristol Blue' Glass Factory and Cribbs Causeway if you are interested. The Tuesday Group meets in the Queen Camel Memorial Hall on the first Tuesday of each month, at 10.00am. If you want any more information about our activities, please call Pat Champion on 01963 32264 or Marion Chapman on 01963 220741.

VILLAGE AGENT Sparkford Tea Room Unfortunately very few people have come along for the monthly tea room which has been organized by the Hall committee and myself on the last Tuesday afternoon of each month for the past year. Consequently, regretfully we will not be running any more for the present. We would like to thank the Evergreen Club for their support over the past year and I would like to thank the Hall committee members who have provided delicious cakes and scones and set up and cleared up each month very cheerfully.

Free First Aid Course I am working with the Red Cross who are providing a free basic First Aid course to villages in my cluster at Queen Camel Memorial Hall on Friday 10th July from 9.30 until 12. This will cover Burns, Bleeds, Heart Attacks, Strokes and Unconscious but Breathing with the learners. All learners receive an Everyday First Aid Workbook, which has a certificate of attendance enclosed. This is available to anyone over the age of 19 in Queen Camel, West Camel, Sparkford, Marston Magna, Rimpton, Chilton Cantelo, Mudford, Corton Denham, Limington and Yeovilton If you would like to attend please contact me on 01852 961839 or email andrea.deberkerva@somersetrcc.org.uk.so that I can book you on. Places are limited so do contact me soon.

New number for the Citizens Advice Bureau- the Advice line. The new number is 03444 889623. When you ring this number the call will be routed to the nearest bureau where someone is available to help. All Advice line staff are fully trained and if an issue is not complex they can provide advice to anyone wherever they are in South Somerset. If a client needs more detailed advice, Advice line has an in-built work queue process which means that people can be quickly referred to their local bureau for follow-up advice. Don’t forget you can also use the online service at http://www.southsomcab.org.uk If I can help in any way please do not hesitate to contact me on 07852 96 18 39 or by email adeberkerva@somersetrcc.org.uk. The service is free and confidential Andrea de Berker, Village Agent

Church Service Calendar

Wednesday, 3rd June 2015

7.00 pm Sacred Space at Weston Bampfylde

Sunday, June 7th 2015 - 1st Sunday after Trinity (Green)

Readings: Genesis 3.8-15, 2 Corinthians 4.13-5.1, Mark 3.20-end, Psalm 130

9.30 am BCP Holy Communion at Sparkford

9.30 am Village Service at Corton Denham

9.30 am BCP Holy Communion at Sutton Montis

10.00 am All Age Service at Queen Camel

4.30 pm Tea Time at the Davis Hall, West Camel

6.30 pm CW Evening Prayer at Weston Bampfylde

Sunday, 14th June 2015 – 2nd Sunday after Trinity (Green)

Readings: Ezekil 17.22-end, 2 Corinthians 5.6-10, 14-17, Mark 4.26-34, Psalm 92.1-4,

12-end(or 92.1-8)

9.30-11.00am CaféXtra at Sparkford Village Hall

10.00am Holy Communion at Queen Camel

11.00 am BCP Matins at West Camel

11.15 am Informal Morning Worship at Sutton Montis

6.30 am BCP Evening Prayer at Corton Denham

6.30 pm BCP Evening Prayer at Weston Bampfylde

Sunday, 21st June 2015 – 3rd Sunday after Trinity (Green)

Readings: Job 38.1-11, 2 Corinthians 6.1-13, Mark 4.35-end, Psalm 107.1-3, 23-32

8.00 am BCP Holy Communion at West Camel

9.30 am BCP Holy Communion at Corton Denham

9.30 am BCP Matins at Sparkford

4.00 pm Fathers’ Day Service at Queen Camel

6.30 pm BCP Holy Communion at Weston Bampfylde

6.30 pm BCP Evening Prayer at Sutton Montis

Sunday, 28th June 2015 – 4th Sunday after Trinity (Green)

Readings: Wisdom of Solomon 1.13-15, 2.23,24, 2 Corinthians 8.7-end, Mark 5.21-

end, Psalm 30

10.00 am Together at 10

The Cam Vale Benefice Service – Holy Communion at QUEEN CAMEL (including

Dedication of new projection equipment)

7.00 pm Songs of Praise at the Davis Hall, West Camel

From the Registers Baptisms: We welcome them into God’s family May 10th Luke and Sam Marsden at Queen Camel Wedding: May God bless their lives together

May 2nd Robert Butcher and Siobhan Dow at Sparkford Funerals: Behold, I stand at the door and knock

May 13th Irene Moore at Queen Camel May 21st Jenny Ball at West Camel May 22nd Charles Gibson at West Camel

Sparkford Church Rota’s

Flowers Keyholders

Cleaners

Sidesperson

June 7th Mrs Skinner

June 14th Mrs Unsworth

June 21st Mrs B Yeates

June 28th Mrs B Yeates

June 6th Mrs Sanders

Miss Groves

June 13th Miss Voysey Mrs Braithwaite

June 20th Mrs Rogers

Mrs Skinner

June 27th Mrs Carpenter Mrs Yeates

June 7th Ted Marsh

June 14th Bill Tallon

June 21st David Ham

June 29th Andy Voysey

June 7th Bill Tallon

June 14th Café Xtra

June 21st Rene Carpenter

June 29th Together @ Ten.

Bishop’s Message – JUNE 2015 Thinking differently about poverty

As I look forward with great anticipation to my first trip to Zambia as Bishop of Bath and Wells, I am aware that I am doing so with a touch more insight than I had when this visit was first put in my diary. A week ‘Living Below the Line’ for Bath-based charity ‘Send a Cow’ and ‘Sharing the load’ for Christian Aid Week can never replicate the challenges faced by those living in poverty in Zambia or other parts of the developing world but it can bring understanding.

It was certainly more than a publicity stunt or ‘playing at being poor’ which were just some of the criticisms levied at those taking part. Of course, I was not struggling around Wells with my bundle of firewood worried about being attacked by hyenas – just injuring innocent shoppers – and I knew my five days of hunger living on £1 a day would come to an end, but they were still a challenge.

They made me think differently about what living in extreme poverty really means and to question the choices we make every day. I hope I managed to share that message to others and encouraged everyone to play their part in addressing this global issue.

As we continue to strengthen ties of companionship and celebrate the richness and diversity of our global faith with the vital Christian community in Zambia this summer, I will be doing so in the knowledge that it is a country in which the vast majority live in increasing poverty. It is also, however, a country that is rich in terms of its people and we have much to learn from each other. The Zambian people choose to face the country’s challenges with vitality, patience and tolerance and with only a limited number of priests the lay population chooses to take on a major role in the church that is much valued.

In our modern, busy lives we are faced with a myriad of choices every day and it is not easy to take the time to look beyond our personal, parish or national boundaries. Being challenged to do so through my recent experiences was a sobering and humbling experience, and the benefits ripple close to home as well as in Africa.

Dear Reader,

The churches in Cam Vale Benefice have been celebrating Rogation with outdoor services in local farms in recent weeks. It is a time of asking for God’s blessing on the growing crops, on farmers and those who produce our food and on the machinery they use. After all, we humans can plant seeds and water them, but only the creative energy underpinning creation can bring them to life; God the Creator.

On 24th May, the churches will celebrate Pentecost. This marks the moment when the Spirit of the Risen Jesus came down on the first disciples and empowered them to live the life, to preach the message and to perform miracles just as Jesus had done during his time on earth. We read in The Acts of the Apostles of Peter healing the lame man and preaching to many in the courtyard of the Temple in Jerusalem; quite a change for the fisherman from Galilee who had denied that he was a follower of Jesus just weeks before at the crucifixion.

While people of faith are giving thanks for the Holy Spirit which empowers human life and for God’s creative force to turn seeds into life sustaining food, the political life of our nation has been transformed by a General Election. I don’t suppose I am alone in regretting that some very important issues affecting our nation were barely mentioned by any of the political parties or the media during the election campaign.

All the parties budgeted for endless growth, an impossibility on a planet with finite resources. Few addressed the implications for sustainability, climate change and global warming. Most parties were offering further austerity and cuts to government services on which the frailest and poorest in our society depend.

So it is down to you and I and to our friends and neighbors to take the initiative and to care for creation and for those people in need of help to sustain life. Rogationtide reminds us that God’s creation provides a bountiful sufficiency but cannot sustain endless growth from finite mineral and energy resources. And Pentecost reminds us that when the followers of Jesus take up the challenge of continuing his life’s work of caring for the ”widow and orphan” or “setting free” those imprisoned by circumstances then the Holy Spirit will empower them in unimaginable ways

May the Spirit of the Creator God and the Risen Jesus be a blessing to you and those you love and care for this Rogation and Pentecost season.

Stephen Rymer

15.05.2015

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