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August 2017
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 From the Editor

Welcome to August’s Poulshot Village News.

This month, read up on what the Friends and

Neighbours have been up to along with an
interesting article from our friends at Athena
Antiques.

August is always a quiet month in Poulshot, but

remember to send in your events and stories….pet profiles, recipes etc. If you’re
off, away from Poulshot this summer maybe consider writing us an
interesting piece on your travels - did you go somewhere interesting, did you
find some food that you loved…

Remember..this is your magazine so if you don’t contribute your stories and

features then it won’t ever be what you want it to be.

Poulshot Village News

The PVN is put together and distributed free to all houses in the village. Contribu9ons,
reports, opinions and ar9cles are very much welcomed. While we will always aim to
include all shades of opinion and interest, we reserve the right to select and edit where
appropriate. Please let us know of anything that you would like publicised in advance
or reported on aAerwards..

e-mail – news@mypoulshot.com pop in to Ivy House, 72 The Green or call 01380

828206

Contribu)ons for next issue by 5pm on the 20th of the month please - or earlier!

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costs. Publica:on of an advert does not cons:tute endorsement for that product or service.
Adverts may be taken as full, half or quarter page, standard or colour, to run for the full year of
the magazine (12 issues) or for individual issues.

Issue 237
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Welcome message from Rev. Alison Bridewell
Hello my name is Ali Bridewell and I am pleased to be coming to serve you as the new priest-in-charge of
the newly formed Wellsprings Benefice and the churches of Po?erne, Worton & Marston, Bulkington,
Seend and Poulshot. My husband Stu and I are really excited to be called to join you at this exciHng Hme
in the life of all your communiHes.

I once heard a theologian say “a church is not defined by its edges but by its centre. It is like a farm with
no fence where all are welcome”. I pray that our churches will conHnue to be places like this, where
people will be welcomed to come, share, and eat with us. Where we will rejoice with those who come,
and seek to understand, to walk alongside and ask what we can do for those who are not yet familiar with
the one whom we love and serve. I pray that we will be faithful and really listen, so that we can hear the
things that God is concerned about within our communiHes. I was asked recently what is my favourite
bible text; what is the one you would always want to take with you? My answer would be the one that
talks about loving God and loving your neighbour (Mark 12:30-31). I think these are the most important
things we need to do to fulfil our calling to the Kingdom of God.

So we are really looking forward to exploring what God is doing amongst you as vibrant, caring and
outward looking communiHes at the heart of the villages you serve. As I write this it looks like we will be
moving someHme in October and my Licensing will take place in November (date to be confirmed).

As a family we are familiar with the beauHful country villages of the Wellsprings benefice, and are looking
forward to being immersed within your rural communiHes and to share in the life of all the villages. Stu
does have a previous link to Po?erne, Devizes and the surrounding villages. His Grandfather built and
installed the organ lo[ in St. Mary’s in 1937. His other set of Grandparents owned the local shop and
bakery in Po?erne. It will feel like a bit of a homecoming for him. I’m looking forward to meeHng you all
and to listening and discerning the exciHng plans that God has for us as we develop our ministry within
the benefice together. If you see me out and about do come and say hello and introduce yourself. I will
probably be walking my Golden retriever dog called Gracie, she is very friendly and loves meeHng people
too!

A li?le bit more about me and my family..I am currently working for three churches in Salisbury within the
Bemerton Parish. We are very blessed to have three extraordinary daughters (Emily, Beth and Hannah),
two wonderful son-in laws (Dave and Ben), and two amazing li?le grandchildren (Freddie and Jemimah).

Prior to serving my curacy and ordinaHon training, I had a career with the MoD and worked in a variety of
roles. I worked in scienHfic research, before moving into business development and markeHng, human
resources, educaHon outreach and learning and development. When I am not working I love to cook and
spend Hme with family and friends. I like to walk and cycle in beauHful countryside. I like camping, body
boarding, table tennis, musical theatre, canoeing and standing under wonderful waterfalls. I love to read
and set up a book group a few years ago, which is sHll running. I parHcularly love to read books about
spirituality, scripture, culture, mental health, theology and community. .

Rev. Alison Bridewell

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 The Benefice of Holy Cross, Seend,
Christ Church, Bulkington
and St. Peter’s, Poulshot

CHURCH SERVICES IN AUGUST 2017

You are welcome to worship at any of the services in any of the churches in the
Benefice.There is something for everyone!

Sunday 6th August 2017 (Trinity 8)

8.00 am Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer) at Seend
9.15 am Parish Eucharist at Poulshot
11.00 am Morning Praise and Baptism at Seend
6.00 pm Evensong at Bulkington

Sunday 13th August 2017 (Trinity 9)

9.15 am Parish Eucharist at Seend
11.00 am Parish Eucharist at Bulkington
6.00 pm Evensong at Poulshot

Sunday 20th August 2017 (Trinity 10)

8.00 am Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer) at Seend
9.15 am Morning Praise at Bulkington
11.00 am Parish Eucharist at Poulshot
6.00 pm Evensong at Seend

Sunday 27th August 2017 (Trinity 11)

9.15 am Matins (Traditional) at Poulshot
11.00 am Parish Eucharist at Seend
6.00 pm Parish Eucharist at Bulkington

Every Tuesday at 9.00 there is a short Benefice service of Matins (BCP*) at Poulshot church

From the Benefice records

Baptisms

We welcome into God’s family at Poulshot, James William Burrows who was baptised
there on 18th June

Marriages

We celebrate with;
Lucy Hook and Laszlo Hajos who were married in Seend on 8th July
Alex Murray and Bee May who were married in Seend on 15th Jul
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Monday 4th September at 46A, Bulkington. Contact Phyl Yarde (828996)

Village lunch will be on Wednesday 2nd August and 6th September.

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Poulshot Readers

Most people enjoyed the Light between Oceans and even

though it did fall into the beach category it did have a
number of complexities set in the outback at a time when
the Australians were trying to come to terms with the
horrors of WW1.

Malcolm has chosen the The Boys in the Boat by Daniel

James Brown which we will discuss on the 7 Sep

Contact: Philip Piper or come along to the next meeting at

the Raven
 Current Local Bus Times (Faresaver 85 and 87a)
Trowbridge 7:05 9:55 12:15 (S) 12:25 14:25
Poulshot (Mill Ln) 7:53 8:31 (S) 9:39 (S) 10:39 12:59 (S) 13:09 15:09
Poulshot (V. Hall) 7:55 8:33 (S) 9:40 (S) 10:40 13:00 (S) 13:10 15:10
Poulshot (Raven) 7:56 8:34 (S) 9:41 (S) 10:41 13:01 (S) 13:11 15:11
A361 Turnout 7:57 8:35 (S) 9:42 (S) 10:42 13:02 (S) 13:12 15:12
Devizes 8:05 8:42 (S) 9:51 (S) 10:51 13:11 (S) 13:21 15:21

Devizes 9:50 12:20 11:20 (S) 13:20 (S) 14:10 15:15 15:50 (S)
A361 Turnout 9:56 12:26 11:26 (S) 13:26 (S) 14:16 15:20 15:51 (S)
Poulshot (Raven) 9:59 12:29 11:29 (S) 13:29 (S) 14:19 15:21 15:52 (S)
Poulshot (V. Hall) 9:59 12:29 11:29 (S) 13:29 (S) 14:19 15:22 15:52 (S)
Poulshot (Mill Ln) 10:01 12:31 11:31 (S) 13:31(S) 14:21 15:23 15:53 (S)
Trowbridge 10:41 13:11 12:11 (S) 14:11(S) 15:01 16:20

(S) Saturday Service.

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 Poulshot Friends & Neighbours

JULY MEETING - VISIT TO HEALE GARDENS

For the July meeting we decided to go to Heale Gardens  in the Woodford Valley near
Salisbury.  We were very lucky with the
weather following the fantastic thunderstorms
of the early hours.  It was lovely and warm,
although overcast.

The gardens were very peaceful and extended

to eight acres, much of which we walked. 
There was a lovely walled garden, full of bee
friendly flowers and lots of fruit trees.  A
millstream ran through the grounds with lots of

bridges
to cross, a Japanese garden with a tea house
provided a scenic backdrop.  There are only 2
full time gardeners!
The house, which we were not able to go into,
dates from 1542 with a later Victorian addition in
the same style.

After our stroll around the garden we retired to

the cafe for cream teas.  After lots of chatter we
decided to head for home and some of us
stopped in the garden centre to purchase
some lovely plants.

Next month (August) is a slow month due to

school holidays.  We may have a picnic in
the Green Gardens and an email will be sent
round with more details.  If anybody is
interested could they please let me know
(828151).  This would be an afternoon/
evening event but we would need to have
some indication of interest. 

We do need your support and I would like to remind

everyone that the PF&N is open to everyone in
Poulshot and that we also welcome friends and visitors at a small charge.

If you have any ques.ons. please contact Pam Gillies on 828151 or Kate Hunloke on 828333
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Georgian drinking glass – Athena An2ques

The variety and beauty of Georgian drinking glass has always been greatly admired, and by the 1670s
Britain started to produce some of the finest glassware in the world. By today’s standards many of the
drinking glasses appear very small but reflect the drinking culture
of the 2me. Throughout the Georgian period clear glass was very
common, but later in the period there was the introduc2on of
amethyst and green glass. The manufacturing process of the 2me
oHen meant small defects were very common seen as small
pieces of black “grit” and air bubbles. Holding a Georgian glass
up against natural light will also show both stria2ons and ver2cal
tool marks. Every piece should have a broken pon2l scar to the
foot, which began to be smoothed later into the 18th century.

C1750 folded foot The designs of Georgian drinking glasses not only reflected the
styles of the period, rococo to baroque, but the tax system too. For example in
1745 England began to tax glass based on weight. This impelled
glass manufacturers to lighten their products with the illumina2on
of the “folded foot” where the edge was folded to reduce the risk
of chipping. With this came the introduc2on of the balustroid and
incised twists, which are so synonymous with the Georgian period.
The air twist stems are of
course the most widely
appreciated, making many
appearances on television.
Their variety and pure beauty
make them a fascina2ng area
for collec2ng and research, and
C1750 bucket bowl with single
I for one am always enthralled series twist
to come outcross another piece
to add to my growing collec2on!

C1820 English Rummers I think the most commonly collected Georgian glass is the rummer,
partly because of their usable size and also the affordable price tag. The word
is believed to be Germanic in origin “roemer”. They more oHen have plain
stems with oversized bowl and can be found with engravings of historical events or heroes of the day.
Rib moulded square feet, "lemon squeezer" shaped feet and large conical feet all feature. When
looking at fairs and an2que centres dealers oHen use words to describe the foot stem and bowl and
can seem confusing so I have listed some of the more common ones to help with future hun2ng!

Conical foot - a foot that rises evenly to the middle in a cone shape
Folded foot - where the edge of the foot has been folded back under itself
Tear - where a bubble of air has been introduced to a glass and has taken the shape of a tear
Decep2ve bowl - a bowl type thickened to the base to hold a decep2vely small amount of liquid
Knop – a round or oval, full or flaZened decora2on found anywhere on the stem
Letter’s to The Editor…

Ma’am

Walking my dog this morning I was struck yet again what a pleasant place Poulshot is to live
and how fortunate I am to have access to wonderful spaces from St Peters in Townsend, to the
Village Hall and across the Green, with its cricket pitch, to Green Gardens. That misses out the
activities and events that occur regularly and from time to time from cricket, vintage rallies, the
various reading groups, the Summer Fete, garden parties, musical and theatrical evenings to
the Christmas Eve service in St Peters. Absolutely, I must mention the Raven with all it offers
from great beer and food to Ska evenings. Oh, and the farm shop, too.

As I carried on walking and thinking I realised that there is a band of volunteers that makes all
this happen. A number are quite visible, the Parish counsellors, the committees of the Village
Trust and the Village Hall, and the Peggies to name a few. But possibly greater are those who
quietly contribute much.

I know that I don’t know all the contributions, but let me list just a few I have noticed: opening
the church daily, mowing around the church and Green Gardens, mowing around the
gravestones, preserving the gates into Green Gardens, getting new gates to replace stiles. And
I must acknowledge all those who maintain and/or restore their properties sympathetically in
keeping with the ‘feel’ of the village, as well as all those who are able to keep their verges tidy,
and the landowners who keep the many Rights of Way open. I know the last of these must
occasionally feel like a burden, but the whole idea of Rights of Way and Rights of Access is just
quintessentially British, and a delight for a dog walker.

I know I will have missed mentioning something, someone or some group, so to those missed
out my apologies - it is either through my ignorance or poor memory. What matters to me is to
thank all the people that make Poulshot what it is, thank you.

Yours

Name and Address Supplied

THANK YOU.

We would like to thank everyone who supported The

Lackham Vintage Society, Vintage Vehicle Gathering, held on The Village Green at Poulshot on
the evening of Wednesday 14th June 2017.
Thank you to all of the people who kindly donated Raffle
Prizes, the Village Hall CommiKee for allowing us to use The Village Hall and also The Poulshot
Parish Council for allowing us to use The Village Green for this event.
A total of £873.14p was raised and has been donated to The Freewheelers (Blood Bikes) Thank
you once again.

Keith and Pauline Day.

 Dates For The Diary
August 7th 7:30pm Poulshot Parish Council Meeting. Village Hall

25th 7:30pm Caribbean Night (including Train To Skaville). The Raven

PF&N Picnic and Music in the Green Gardens

September 5th 7:30pm Poulshot Parish Council Meeting. Village Hall

October 8th 7:30pm Harvest Supper. Village Hall

November 18th 10:00am Festive Coffee Morning. Old Rectory

The na'onal annual Ride and Stride day,

raising money for historic churches all over the United Kingdom
(as well as for Christ Church, Bulkington), will be on Saturday 9th
September.
Please contact Liz FuIer (828485) for details and please
sponsor her as well!

The next Wiltshire Mobile Library visit is 12:40pm on

July 24th at the Raven Car Park (the following visit
will be August 21st) see http://
services.wiltshire.gov.uk/MobileLibrary/Library/Stop/
92

August Draw of the 100 Club

1st Prize £25 - Jean Perrett

2nd Prize £15 - Annette Piper

3rd Prize £10 - Andrew Jeffries

The Village Hall Committee thank all members for their invaluable support and
wish everyone success for next month’s draw
 2017
August 8th Creative photography Fiona Turnbull
September 12th Title tbc Steve Hodson
(Governor
Erlestoke Prison)
Held on the second
October 10th Halloween Flowers Sue Mason
Tuesday of each month at
November 14th Christmas Crafts Rosemary 8pm in the Worton-
Rosenfeld Marsden Village Hall.
December 12th Christmas Meal
New members are very
2018 welcome.  
January 9th Title tbc Ian Hailstone
(Retired Chief No payment needed until
Inspector Police) the third visit if anyone
would like to give it a try.  
February 12th AGM and Quiz
March 13th World of Italian Style 2 Maura Rossini Just come along or call me
on Jane Fisher on 01380
726489 or email
jinnym@btinternet.com

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 Wiltshire NUMISMATIC Society
2017
Meetings are held at The Raven Inn on
August 16th SUMMER SOCIAL EVENING
the THIRD WEDNESDAY of each
with Food, Trading session, Raffle, Chat
month from March to December, except
etc
where otherwise
September 20th “BARBAROUS RADIATES COINAGE” indicated.
Nick Aves
All meetings commence
October 18th AUTUMN COIN AUCTION at 8pm prompt. New
November 18th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING followed members and visitors are
by a SHORT QUIZ for the M. Bowden Cup very welcome at all meetings

December 1st CHRISTMAS DINNER at The Raven. The sale, purchase and exchange of
(7:30pm - Friday 1st - Prior Booking Only) coins at meetings is restricted to
MEMBERS ONLY except auctions, but
such transactions must not interfere
with the published evening’s business.

Contact Verity or Richard Jeffery on

01225 703143 or
jeffery.melksham@gmail.com

Did You Know?

There is a wheelchair in the Village Hall for the use of Poulshot parishioners.
Should you wish to borrow it please contact Malcolm Nixon 828355

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Poulshot Parish Council St Peter’s Church
Chairman Priest in Charge
Geoff ColleX (828465) tbc

Clerk
Elizabeth MarQn (828206) Re:red Priest:
email: poulshotparishcouncil@gmail.com The Revd. Jane Knowles (870325)
jane.knowles2@bQnternet.com)
Council Members
Adrian Baber Churchwardens
Mike Wilson Joyce Arnold, Kate Amery
Steve Housby
Sam Wright-Hurn PCC Members
Ben Hamilton Nicholas Hunloke (Treasurer)
Tim Jalland Lady Kate Hunloke (Secretary - 828333)
Angela Bullen, Brian Arnold, Dankay Cleverly (Deanery Synod)
Local Wilshire Councillor
Cllr Jonathan Seed (850696) e-mail:
jonathon.seed@wiltshire.gov.uk Village Trust
Chairman
Other Village Contacts
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Nicholas Hunloke (828333)
Farmers Club Secretary
Richard Francis (828232) Ray Josey (827010)
Poulshot Cricket Club
Declan Gaule (Chairman - 07779 303849)
Jon Weeden (Secretary 07769 696026)
O email: raydenjosey@gmail.com

Trust Members

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Tim Jalland (Vice-Chair)
email: jon.weeden@holchem.co.uk Ben Hamilton (Treasurer)
Phil Ireson (Captain 07802 756465) Denise Josey (Archivist)
www.poulshot.play-cricket.com

Poulshot Friends and Neighbours Club

Lady Kate Hunloke (828333)
Pam Gillies (828151)
T Village Hall
Chair
Neighbourhood Watch
Tim Coleman 827095
A Sam Wright-Hurn (828183)

Secretary

C
Nicole Niemeyer (828708)
Devizes and District Link
01380 721775 Bookings
Elizabeth MarQn (828206)
Poulshot Readers
Philip Piper 828326 T email: bookings@MyPoulshot.com

Commi7ee Members
Ladies Book Club

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Alan Weber (Vice-Chair)
Jackie Pohnert 827046 Jon MarQn (Treasurer)
Giles Morgan, Malcolm Nixon, Karl
Wiltshire Numisma>c Society ShuXleworth
Richard Jeffery 01225 703143
jeffery.melksham@gmail.com
Poulshot Website
Police Community Support Officer h"p://poulshot.org.uk
Simon ParQngton Contact Parish Clerk for edits - 828206 or
07471 028978
poulshotparishcouncil@gmail.com
simon.parQngton@wiltshire.pnn.police.uk
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