THE BENEFICE MAGAZINE DURWESTON & BRYANSTON, PIMPERNE, STOURPAINE. OCTOBER - NOVEMBER

2013

RECTOR: THE REVEREND STEPHEN COULTER STOURPAINE VICARAGE - TELEPHONE 480580.

Recollection The season of Autumn is a time of recollection. We remember God's goodness as we give thanks for the harvest; we remember the saints of old and those who gave their lives in the service of their country. Recollection is at the heart of church life. Every week in the benefice at least one of our churches celebrates Holy Communion when we recall the love of God for us in His Son who died for us, who rose again and we wait with expectation for him to come again. Historically, recollection formed part of an individual's spiritual life. This has been retained in the Christian Contemplative tradition. However it may be something from which we could all profit. We mark and recollect family events such as birthdays, marriages and anniversaries of death. How much more should we be mindful of Christ's love and presence with us each day? The first stage of recollection is attentiveness to the voice of duty, to the law of God. We all know what is right and wrong, we just need to follow the right way. The second stage is recollection of the promptings of the Holy Spirit in our inner lives. This comes by practise and by listening to that inner voice. The third and final stage is recollection of the love of God. Thus perfect recollection consists in abiding in the love of our God. In the words of Jesus “Abide in my love”. This autumn may we grow in recollection, living at peace in the love that God has for us all. With every blessing,

Revd Stephen Coulter can be contacted at the Vicarage, Stourpaine. Tel:01258 480580 Email:stephen.coulter@tiscali.co.uk

BENEFICE CHURCH SERVICES

Pimperne Stourpaine Durweston October Wed 3rd 11am H C (Said BCP)

Sun 7th The Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity 9.15am Holy Communion 8am H C (Said BCP) 11am Family Service

Wed 10th 11am H C (Said BCP) Sun 14th The Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity 9.15am Holy Communion 11am Children's Service 8am H C at St Martin & Baptism & Baptism 6pm Evensong (BCP) Sun 21st The Twentieth Sunday after Trinity 9.15am Holy Communion 6pm Sung Evensong (BCP) 11am Holy Communion & Healing Service

Sun 28th The Last Sunday after Trinity (BST ends) 9.15am Holy Communion 11am Holy Communion 9.30am Sunday Club 6pm Memorial Service

November

Sun 4th The Fourth Sunday before Advent 9.15am Holy Communion 8am H C (Said BCP) 11am Family Service Wed 7th 11am H C (Said BCP) Sun 11th Remembrance Sunday 9.15am Holy Communion 6.30pm Remembrance Service 8am H C at St Martin

& Remembrance Service 10.50am Remembrance Service at War Memorial Wed 14th 11am H C (Said BCP)

Sun 18th The Second Sunday before Advent 9.15am Holy Communion 6pm Sung Evensong (BCP) 11am Holy Communion Sun 25th Christ the King 9.15am Holy Communion 11am Holy Communion 9.30am Sunday Club 6pm Evensong (BCP)

NEXT EDITION OF MAGAZINE Items for inclusion in th e

December/January edition should be passed to your parish representative by 5th November 2013.

Pimperne - Mrs Jenny Ashwell (459393) Stourpaine - Mrs Vanessa De Morgan (456002)

Durweston & Bryanston – Miss Margaret Handy (453632)

CHILDREN’S PAGE DURWESTON Durweston Sunday Club takes place at St. Nicholas on the fourth Sunday of every month from 9.30 – 10.15 a.m. The children bring their craft/puzzle to show at the Family Service on the first Sunday of the month. PIMPERNE Pimperne Pebbles Children’s Group takes place on Friday mornings in the Ryland Room, during term time, 10.30 – 11.30 a.m. For more info. please phone Jaqui on 01258 480713 Pebbles on Sunday takes place in the Ryland Room at 9.15am. For info. please contact Jaqui on 01258 480713 St. Peter’s After School Craft Club takes place in Pimperne School (after school hours) on Friday afternoons. St. Peter’s Junior Ukulele Club takes place in Pimperne School (after school hours) on Friday afternoons. STOURPAINE Babies and Toddlers – every Monday 10 – 11.30 a.m. takes place in the Village Hall during term time. Children’s Service – second Sunday of the month 11 a.m. at Holy Trinity

BENEFICE NEWS

From the Parish Registers Baptisms We welcome into the church: Sophie Campbell, aged 9, baptised Sunday 11th August 2013 at Holy Trinity, Stourpaine Marriages We extend our prayers and congratulations to: Austin Stansfield and Jacqueline Cross married Saturday 13th July 2013 at St Nicholas, Durweston Andrew Davies and Alice Bosworth married Saturday 20th July 2013 at St Nicholas, Durweston Matthew Hunt and Felicia Beckley married Saturday 27th July 2013 at St Nicholas, Durweston Richard Baird and Lucy Hosford married Saturday 27th July 2013 at St Martin, Bryanston Joshua Entwistle and Katie Pierrepont married Saturday 17th August 2013 at St Peter, Pimperne Harry Spinks and Emily Gredley married Saturday 7th September 2013 at Holy Trinity, Stourpaine Deaths We extend our prayers and sympathy to the family of: Anna Morris, formerly of Pimperne, died 19th July 2013 aged 87 Mary Coombes, formerly of Manor France Farm, died 28th July 2013 aged 87

ADVERTISING IN THE BENEFICE MAGAZINE

We are now accepting advertisements into the Benefice Magazine, and are contacting local businesses to see if they might be interested in helping the church, whilst also gaining advertising within the Benefice catchment at competitive rates. If you are interested in finding out more please contact Victoria Silvey on 450185 or hibbertvictoria@yahoo.co.uk to find out more.

(The Benefice does not endorse any product or service.)

Stourpaine website: The Benefice Magazine can be viewed

at www.stourpaine.info

BENEFICE WEATHER

RAINFALL - July/August 2013 MEASURED AT LAZERTON FARM since 1963

2013 Over the last 50 Years July Highest Lowest Average

1.33 in (33.9mm) 6.12 in (155.8mm) Jul 2012

0.31 in(7.8 mm) 1983

2.00 in(51.0 mm)

Following the trend since the end of March, this month gave us another below average month ……..for rainfall. A 26 day period ending on 24th July with a thunder storm was rainless apart from 1.4mm on 2nd July. The rest of the month’s rain fell in the last 8 days. Temperatures, on the other hand, were high 20s for the first 3 weeks. Much watering of veggie patches and borders all round. What a difference from last year!

August Highest Lowest Average 1.26 in(32.0 mm)

6.18 in(157 mm) 1997

0.42 in(10.7 mm) 1981

2.43 in(61.7 mm)

And so to August with another below average month. Two thirds of the rain fell in the first week leaving many rainfree days for the rest of the month. Watering has remained an important part of the routine for veggie patches even though temperatures are heading, gently, towards autumn. Fruit trees are showing the benefit of more normal pollination conditions in spring; it is great to have an apple crop again and for the first time we have a full pear tree.

TOOLS WITH A MISSION

We are a charity supplying second hand refurbished tools to the third world to enable the people of these countries to learn a trade and skill to be self supporting. Please, if you have any of the following items, tools or implements surplus to your needs, we will be happy to give them a new life: Carpentry; motor mechanics, including trolley jacks & ramps; engineering; electric power tools, drills, sanders, planers; lathes; flat screen computers; bench & bandsaws; sewing & knitting machines, electric or hand; laptops; sewing & craft items; garden forks, spades. hoes, rakes; sledge hammers, pick axes; educational text books: adult mountain bikes; manual typewriters; motor lawn mowers, strimmers, chainsaws. Please contact Sue Murison 01258 456802

DURWESTON & BRYANSTON NEWS DURWESTON HALL . Thursday 3rd Oct. - SCREEN BITES presents JADOO. A new film is about culinary feud between two brothers in Leicester. Doors open 7.00. Tickets £8 from 01963 32525. Sat 5th Oct. SAM NEWGARTH’S LIGHT ORCHESTRA. An evening of Magical Musical Memories. Tickets £8. Children under 16 free. Tickets from 01258 473073 or at the door. Doors open 7.00. Sunday 13th Oct. Play. G1 JOE IN DORSET. African Americans GI arrive in Dorset before the D Day landings in 1944. A story of war, prejudice and redemptive love draws on documented stories. Thought provoking and moving Tickets available on 453170. Friday 18th Oct. FILM NIGHT. ARBITRAGE. DOORS OPEN 7.00 PM. ADULTS £4.50. Juniors £3.50. Friday 22nd Nov. PETITES ANNONCES. North Dorset based “Petites Annonces” play a unique mix of gypsy jazz and French chansons all wrapped in a big slice of punk Manouche. Tickets £8 and u18s £6. Friday 29th Nov. FILM NIGHT. FLIGHT. The aftermath of an aircraft crash. DOORS OPEN 7.00PM. ADULTS £4.50. Juniors £3.50.

CAMEO CLUB . Tues 8th Oct. Paul Sturgess – Through the Lens. Tues 12th nov. Anne Lydon – Humorous Poetry. Meetings start at 7.30 in Durweston Hall Everyone welcome. Non members£1.50.

DURWESTON YOUTH CLUB . We have managed to keep the club going through the summer holidays despite numbers being low at times. It’s difficult with numbers as some go away or have other family commitments. However, for those who did come there was tennis, rounders, football and general chilling out on the new cradle swing in the Durweston playing field. A highlight was the 70th anniversary of Dorset Youth Association on Monday 22nd July. We were invited to take along a few children to a garden party celebration at Moreton Gardens near Dorchester. His Royal Highness the Earl of Wessex KG KCVO and other special dignitaries were there. His Highness and followers were super with the children and spent time speaking to each and everyone of them. All the clubs in Dorset were present and the event was designed to promote the work of the charity and to celebrate the legacy of

providing services for young people and communities in Dorset for the last 70 years. The children will remember it as a special day in their life. Youth Club continues to run every other Thursday. Dates: October17th (only one this month due to Hall prior booking), Nov 14th,28th, Dec 12th. See you there. Rog and Jules. CHURCH NEWS Do you sing or play an instrument? Extra singers are always welcome in the Benefice Choir, we are on tour round the Benefice for Christmas Carol Services at each church and will meet for rehearsals in November. If you are reading this in October, why not come and join in the same choir on tour for Harvest Thanksgiving? Pimperne and Durweston on October 6th and Stourpaine on October13th. Some of us also sing regularly in the choir at the 11 o’clock service on the 3rd Sunday of each month throughout the year at Durweston, and 18.00 Evensong at Stourpaine on the same day. Any pianists or musicians with own instruments out there – come and see me about playing in an occasional group at Durweston for the family service . Good sense of rhythm to lead the hymns more important than virtuoso standard playing. Please contact me for further details. Alison Davies, Benefice Music Director. alisondavies@aol.com Tel 07970418004 DURWESTON HARVEST THANKSGIVING The church will be decorated on Sat 5th Oct from 10.30am if you would like to help or bring some flowers or fruit or veg. it will be most welcome.

PIMPERNE HAPPENINGS PEBBLES @ St Peter’s – Relaxation for those with young children! PEBBLES has been running for nearly 3 years now, with the main aim of welcoming families to our church and providing a place for them to feel happy and relaxed PEBBLES on Friday is an hour of playtime for babies and toddlers, while parents are welcomed with a coffee & chat. It is every Friday during school term time, at 10.30am in the Ryland Room (behind the church). No need to be a churchgoer – just turn up! PEBBLES on Sunday starts in the Ryland Room at 9.10am, just before the church’s morning service at 9.15am. Children and toddlers have Bible-based stories, songs and activities; parents can stay with their children or go to the service, but all join together for a special time of communion at the end of the service. More details from Julie Loveless or Jacqui Torrance (01258 480713)

NEWS FROM ST PETERS In The Ryland Room ST PETER'S JUNIOR UKULELE CLUB The club meets at Pimperne School, after school hours, on Fridays.

HARVEST FESTIVAL St. Peter's Harvest Festival will be on Sunday 6th October at 9.15 am Refreshments will be served after the service. REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY The Act of Remembrance in Pimperne this year will take place by the War Memorial in St. Peter's churchyard on Sunday 10th November at 11am. The Remembrance Service will be at the usual time of 9.15 am followed by tea or coffee in the Ryland Room at 10.15 am. Richard Ashwell Churchwarden St.Peter's 100 Club Winners

July - £20 Julie Loveless £10 Eric Rainbow

August -£20 Bob Allan £10 Judith Martin ST.PETER'S 100 CLUB SUBSCRIPTION RENEWALS Subscription renewals are now due for the 100 Club. Please complete your renewal

application and return, with a cheque for £12 made out to St. Peter's 100 Club, to Anne Allan at 1, Manor Farm Close by the 31st October. Renewal forms are issued with this edition of the B enefice magazine. Please contact Anne or Jenny if you would like more forms. REMEMBER THE ODDS ARE BETTER THAN THE LOTTERY! THE RYLANDS LUNCH CLUB Regular lunches are held every 2nd Wednesday of the month in the Rylands Room. The meals are home made, and the next dates are as follows: October 9 th - A roast with roast potatoes and vegetables, followed by a favourite family apple pudding

November 13 th – Sausage casserole and mash potatoes, followed by toffee apple pudding (a refined bonfire party!)

December 11 th – an early Christmas celebration. Coffee will be served from 11.00 and lunch will be served from 12.30, and will be followed by tea/coffee. The cost is £5 per meal and the contact is Beth Buchan on 01258 450771 or beth.buchan@hotmail.co.uk., together with your phone number. Closing date is the last day of the previous month. I look forward to seeing you there. Beth PROPOSED VISIT TO HIGHCLERE CASTLE I am very sorry to have to announce that the proposed visit to Highclere will not take place due to lack of interest. Despite trying for several months, I have not been able to fill 50% of the coach capacity, therefore our trip would not be a viable proposition. I contacted Highclere to find out how many group bookings were still available but I was informed that all slots for 2014 were now full! It was suggested that I try again in a few months when the 2015 slots become available, however I do not think I will repeat the exercise. There are some individual bookings available for 2014 for those of you who still wish to go. Jenny

VILLAGE HALL COFFEE MORNINGS The next coffee mornings will take place on Saturday 5th October and Saturday 2nd November at 10 am. If you wish to hire a table please contact Peggy on 452164.

The charges now vary from £2.50 for a small table to £3 for a large table. Admission is 50p and this includes a cup of tea, coffee or a glass of squash and a biscuit. Please support our efforts to raise much needed fun ds for charity.

HARVEST BARN DANCE ST. PETERS IS HOLDING A BARN DANCE IN THE VILLAGE H ALL

on FRIDAY 4th OCTOBER, 7pm for 7.30. SO DUST OFF TH OSE DANCING SHOES AND JOIN IN THE FUN!

MUSIC AND TUITION WILL BE PROVIDED BY CORKSCREW

A HARVEST SUPPER of COTTAGE PIE, FOLLOWED BY APPLE CRUMBLE WILL BE SERVED

(Vegetarian option if ordered in advance) PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN DRINKS.

TICKETS PRICED AT ££££ 7.50 WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM MEMBERS OF THE PCC Please check posters for further information

ST. PETER'S TED BERETS ARE COMING BACK! THEY WILL BE MAKING A FLYING VISIT TO RAISE FUNDS

FOR ST. PETERS DURING JUNE NEXT YEAR.

WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR TEDDY TO JOIN THE TED BERETS?

THEN LOOK FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND FUND RAISING FORMS IN THE FEBRUARY/MARCH EDITION OF THE BENEFICE MAGAZ INE

YOU HAVE TO BE A BRAVE BEAR TO JOIN THE TED BERETS!

ST PETER'S CHRISTMAS FAIR

in St Peter's Church and the Ryland Room

SATURDAY 7th DECEMBER 10 am

FESTIVE MUSIC FROM THE PIMPERNE SCHOOL UKULELE BAND

GIFTS, PRESERVES, CAKES,

PAPERBACKS AND DVD'S

CHRISTMAS TABLE DECORATIONS

LOTS OF LOVELY CHRISTMAS GOODIES

TEA OR COFFEE AND MINCE PIES, RAFFLE

ALL PROCEEDS TO ST PETER'S PIMPERNE

COME AND JOIN US FOR AN EVENING OF CAROLS

BY THE OLD VILLAGE TREE

MUSIC BY THE STOUR VALLEY BAND

ON SUNDAY 22nd DECEMBER at 5pm

MULLED WINE and MINCE PIES There will be a collection in aid of St. Peter's Ch urch

Pimperne Pre-School

The summer has flown by and now we are looking forward to welcoming the children back, and would like to offer a huge welcome to our new children and families who will be joining us over the next few weeks. We have an exciting term lined up, with the first big event being a visit from Dorset Wildlife Rescue, who will spend a morning with us talking to the children about wildlife care. One of our staff members is currently caring for two abandoned hedgehogs, so she will be bringing Peggy the hedgehog into pre-school to meet the children. Our main aim this term is to continue improving our garden area, so if there are any enthusiastic gardeners amongst you, who feel you could give a little of your time to help, you would be very welcome. We are currently allocating spaces, with sessions: Monday – Friday, 9.15 – 12.15 and Monday 12.15 – 3.15 We offer places from the age of 2 years 6 months. Please call 07909 582912 and speak to Claire or Kim if you have any queries, or just pop up to see our beautiful setting for yourselves. You will always be welcome. We are located within the Sports Pavilion in Old Bakery Close, Pimperne.

STOURPAINE HAPPENINGS Harvest Festival – Sunday 13th October After the service at Holy Trinity Church at 11 am, there will be soup and bread provided to help celebrate the Harvest Festival. Everyone is welcome. The children will be making soup for the event at Rose House South Holme on Saturday 12th October. Any donations of vegetables from your garden which might be spare would be most welcome. Please leave them before the 12th in the porch at Rose House. STOURPAINE GARDENING CLUB Friday 20September, 7.30pm at Stourpaine Village Hall, a talk by a staff member from Castle Gardens, “The Hampton Court Experience” Saturday 12 October, 7.30pm at The Village Hall, Barn Dance and Harvest Supper, supported by Richard Helson from The Yetties. Entry is

by ticket only, available from Jan Palmer or Jean Chandler. Members £8 Non-members £12 Friday 08 November, 7.30pm at The Village Hall, a talk on The Dorset Air Ambulance, by one of their staff.

AUCTION OF PROMISES IN AID OF HOLY

TRINITY CHURCH FUNDS For your information and (hopefully) future action…… Following the huge success of our last Auction of Promises and by popular demand, there will be another one in either February or March. Do please start thinking what goods or services you might be able to offer. The evening will again take the form of a very informal meal, followed by the auction. More details will follow, but seats will be limited – so get in there quickly!!

Children’s Saturday Club All children are invited to Rose House at 10am on 12th October to help make the soup for Harvest Festival.

STOURPAINE NEW VILLAGE HALL To raise much needed funds for the New Village Hall, we are inviting you to support fund raising by buying a "TILE" BRONZE For a donation of £5.00 SILVER: For a donation of £10.00 GOLD: For a donation of £25.00 PLATINUM: For a donation of £100.00 or more Your name will be recorded in our book of donors and you will be given a certificate to indicate that you have made a donation for this worthwhile cause. Forms are available from the White Horse shop and pub; additional forms are available from Barrie Waterman (01258450669)

JUNE’S JUMBLE SALE There will be a Jumble Sale on Saturday 19th October at 2.30pm in Stourpaine Village Hall. It is in aid of Ashley Heath RSPCA. Clothes and bric-a-brac gratefully accepted. Phone Janet Churchill 451507 for details.

COFFEE MORNING FRIDAY 6 TH DECEMBER

In aid of Church Funds 1030 -1230hrs

There will be a coffee morning to raise funds for Holy Trinity Church on 6th December at Rose House, South Holme. Please do support the event – this is instead of a Christmas Fair, but there will be a raffle, cakes, produce, bring and buy, and more importantly, an opportunity to meet with neighbours and enjoy a cup of coffee. Please contact Sue (455778) or Gyda (450649) with any offers of help or donations.

Coffee Morning and Bring and Buy 26th Oct 0930 - 1230pm Blandford Corn Exchange

Mandy Wyeth will be holding a Coffee morning and Bring and Buy in aid of the Three Ells Trust and Holy Trinity Church. Do please go along and support this wonderful venture, or get in touch with Mandy if you have items to donate. Tel 07799433452. There will be bacon rolls, raffle and various stalls!

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Wilkins and Phyllis Watt are Wayfinders who provide this support to anyone over 50 in the

local area. We do this as part of the Dorset Partnership for Older People’s Programme

(POPP).

We provide information to individuals or friends and family who need a helping hand to

find out about the services and support available. We always try and find an answer,

whatever the question. Our POPP team have a large list of contacts and information on a

variety of topics, including: Fire Service home safety checks, health services, carers support,

home aids, home care, social activities, food, transport and benefits.

If asked for help, we can arrange to visit you at your home and listen to your needs and

discuss any concerns you have.

Never imagine that your query is too complex or too small. There are so many services in

Dorset, we may be able to tell you about one that you were not aware of and many are

free of charge. We don’t know everything, but if you ask us something we will make every

effort to get the information you need.

Dorset POPP also provide Champions to

help the over 50’s. Champions support

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partnership with local communities.

When Wayfinders find a gap in the

provision of a service, they will inform a

POPP Champion to see if they can help.

Funding is currently available to support

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POPP has funded over 200 projects, from

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