Poulshot

Village News

October 2017
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 From the Editor

Welcome to October’s Poulshot Village News.

This month, find out what the Poulshot Friends

and Neighbours have been up to in the
kitchen….read the story of the Poulshot Ducks…
and get the latest on Townsend Barn Nursery

A big thank you for this month’s cover photo

from Jim Nichols taken of the last home fixture match between Chairman’s v
Captain’s Elevens.

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.

And don’t forget the Pop Up Team Room at the Village Hall on the 12th and
26th…come along and try Nicky’s fare.

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

Contribu4ons for next issue by 5pm on the 20th of the month please - or earlier!

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costs. Publica9on of an advert does not cons9tute 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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 Come and visit me,
Nicky Baber
At my pop up Tea rooms.
In Poulshot Village Hall.
Thursday the 12th and 26th of October 2017
2-5pm.
Cream teas, cake, Tea, coffee and more cake.
Hope to see you.
Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness; not yet, more like hurricanes and storms , and
batten down the hatches , not just in America but here also.

Where has the summer gone ? The holiday seems a distant memory and in our case a
very good one with several celebrations, but the children are now back at school and as
someone said to me the other day, it is time to get a bit of structure back in our lives. I
feel like that with my church observances. During the summer, its lovely to visit other
churches whether in this country or abroad, but now I feel ready to fall back into the
pattern of things. Soon it will be time for our harvest festivals, (8th October Poulshot)
very important times in the rural church, and all those marrows will be safely gathered in
, and offered up I expect. Its amazing to think that whilst half the world is suffering from
storms and floods and hurricanes , so many people do not have access to clean water,
and so in Seend water bottles full of pennies are being collected for Water Aid. If
anyone in Poulshot would like to add to that, I’m sure that Seend church would be
delighted, and not least because the name of our benefice is now Wellsprings

At the time of writing, the world seems a very difficult and depressing place with horrid
threats coming out of North Korea , and once again so many refugees fleeing their
homelands , this time from Myanmar . When we say our prayers in church sometimes
we don’t know where to begin, but something special happened to me this morning as I
was going to say morning prayer. There in the porch in Keevil church, above the central
light , was a little nest of housemartins, and peeking out from it were two little heads.
When we came out from church, they had gone, flown, who knows where. What a
fabulous example of hope and faith in the future. I’m not sure whether they will come
back to the same nest next year; perhaps someone out there will tell me, but they have
shown what it is to be alive. They have faith in the future and have gone out to find the
world.

Now that might all sound a bit sentimental, and far fetched , but its in these little
observations that we can find hope for the future. God showed himself and goes on
showing himself in the beauty of his creation. We cry out in the storms of life whether
metaphorical or physical, and he/she responds with the still small voice, and that voice
says “You are all my creation and I love you”.

So don’t be depressed; go out into the countryside and notice the way nature is
preparing for the future, for the hard times of winter.. There’s a lovely children’s hymn
which sums it up for me.

Autumn days when the grass is jeweled and the silk inside a chestnut shell.
Jet planes meeting in the air to get refueled , all these things I love so well,
so I musn’t forget, no I musn’t forget to say a great big thank you, I musn’t forget.
So, faith hope and love and the greatest of them all is love.

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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)
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 The year of the Duck family

The village of Poulshot has always been known as Poulshot docks.

This was because of the number of ponds that used to be on the green. Maybe it should change
its name this year to Poulshot Ducks!

On March 28th our usual pair of

ducks arrived hanging around the
garden eating the bird seed and
swimming in the pond, disappearing
every night to return in the morning.
Joining them on April 11th a pair of
Moorhens also arrived.! ( I keep a
diary of the garden visitors). The
pair of ducks left as they usually did
every year to go elsewhere. Around
the beginning of May a lone duck
came to have food and left, but on
the 13th May she arrived on the patio again with 6 ducklings! Two days later there were only 5!
She had, unknown to us, built a nest near our small pond which is covered with low pines trees.
After they had fed she took them back to the nest and returned when they wanted to feed. The
ducklings were drinking water out of the manhole cover 'cups', so I filled a 12" plant pot stand with
water, they not only drank from it, but also used it as good 'pond' to swim in. As they grew they
swam up and down in a grow bag tray I had filled with water further down the garden, they quickly
became juvenile delinquents, now running down the garden after feeding to the tray with mother in
hot pursuit to keep them in check.

The moorhens had built a nest on the water lilies in the big pond and hatched one baby (we called
it the ugly duckling!) By 25th May, the young ducklings had now started to use the big pond, so
war was declared by the moorhens , but Duck was having non of it and fought back and won! Duck
and her young had more or less wrecked the Moorhens nest, so they built a new one and promptly
laid 3 more eggs of which only one hatched. On June 15th, at just four weeks old, mother and
babies started to disappear in the late afternoon, we discovered the duck had decided to remove
them from our garden for the night and returning in the morning, by as most of you will know
waddling up and down the pavement and roads of the village. I followed them as they zigzagged
up the road from one side to
the other, shepherding them
and trying to flag down the
faster cars, (as recommended
by the duck website!) I think
quite a few of us did this when
they were on the move! they
went up to the pond at Planks
dairy, and I understand from
Kate Hunloke they went on to
the Rectory and then onto the
green to the Major's pond in the
corner and then back again, I
expect some of you will know
where else they went!!!
June 22nd a single duck appeared in
the morning with no ducklings, so we
assumed that they had fledged, but
no! on the 23rd June duck plus 5
arrived back again, they had learnt to
flap their wings and try to take off, but
they were obviously not yet strong
enough to fly . Mother duck was not
seen again after 21st July, so the
journey up and down the road
continued without her, with the
dominant duckling taking the lead.
They were visiting intermittently until
29th July when the ducklings visited
leaving our drive at 7.30pm and it
was to be their last journey up the
road and did not return to us again.
Although I was very sad to see them
go, I think we all hope that they have
flown off join the ducks on the Crammer or the canal.

The duck was an amazing mother. She managed to rear all 5 ducklings (all drakes) through all
the horrors of traffic, cats, foxes, and buzzards. It was an enjoyable time and a privilege for all of
us to watch them grow. Roll on next year and maybe mother duck will be back with another

brood !!

Mary Bell and Kate Hunloke

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 Poulshot Friends & Neighbours

SEPTEMBER MEETING - VISIT TO FARM COOKERY SCHOOL IN BROMHAM

Six of us attended an evening at the Farm Cookery School in Bromham. There were 3
other ladies present, 2 from Calne and one from Bathford.
It was a very interesting visit with lots of laughter and chat.
We watched whilst 6 meals were cooked and then got to sample them.
First we had crudités and homemade humous dip. This was followed by Pick and mix
pasta, Bacon and Pea Risotto, Salmon and Broccoli Rice, Galloway Beef and ale
Casserole with potato and finally Courgetti Napoletana and fresh tomato sauce. Each
course was absolutely delicious and I would recommend it to anyone interested in quick
and easy meals.

Our next meeting will be on 24th October at 7.30pm in the Village Hall. and we will be
having a talk by Dawn Lawrence who speaks on behalf of animal charities and has written
a third book called "2 steps behind".  Her first book was amended by the actress and
wildlife campaigner Virginia McKenna of the Born Free Foundation  Most of the retail price
of her book goes to charities for endangered species.  We are also hosting Worton at this
meeting and hope that as many as are able will join us.
If you are anticipating attending could you please let Pam (828151) or Kate (828333)
know so that we can organise refreshments.
Could I also remind  you that everyone in the Village is very welcome, there will be a small
charge for non paid up members. and we hope to see you then.

If you have any ques4ons. please contact Pam Gillies on 828151 or Kate Hunloke on 828333

Were you ever a Rainbow, Brownie, Guide, Ranger or Guider? Would you like to retain/regain
your interest in Guiding? Have you never been at all involved in Guiding but would like to see
what it is all about? Do feel to visit the MID WILTS TREFOIL GUILD. We are a friendly lot,
meeting once a month with members from all around the Devizes area. Our programme for the
coming year includes, outings, speakers, a pot luck summer supper in a member’s garden,
supporting girls selected for international events, attending our own county, regional and national
events, events at Foxlease.....

For more information and a copy of the programme with venues, please contact Inez Skinner at
01380 725466, inezskinner@aol.com Do come!
 Dates For The Diary
October 7th 7:30pm Edington Arts: International Trumpet Virtuoso

8th 7:30pm Harvest Supper. Village Hall

12th 2pm - 5pm Afternoon Tea Pop-Up Tea Room At Village Hall

24th 7:30pm Poulshot Friends and Neighbours: Village Hall

26th 2pm - 5pm Afternoon Tea Pop-Up Tea Room At Village Hall

November 5th Lantern Making for Bonfire Night. Village Hall.

5th 6pm Bonfire Night in the Green Gardens

6th 7:30pm Poulshot Farming Club - Village Hall

8th 7:30pm Poulshot Parish Council Meeting

14th 7:30pm Poulshot Readers - Raven

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

21st 6:30pm Defibrilator Education and Awareness. Village Hall

25th 7:00pm The Elvis Show. Seend Community Centre

December 13th 7:30pm Poulshot Readers Christmas Meal - Raven

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

October 16th at the Raven Car Park (the following
visit will be November 13th) see http://
services.wiltshire.gov.uk/MobileLibrary/Library/Stop/
92

October Draw of the 100 Club

1st Prize £25 - Chris Sibley

2nd Prize £15 - Geoff Collett

3rd Prize £10 - Alan Webber

The Village Hall Committee thank all members for their invaluable support and
wish everyone success for next month’s draw
 2017
October 10th Halloween Flowers Sue Mason
November 14th Christmas Crafts Rosemary
Rosenfeld
December 12th Christmas Meal Held on the second
Tuesday of each month at
2018 8pm in the Worton-
January 9th Title tbc Ian Hailstone Marsden Village Hall.
(Retired Chief
Inspector Police) New members are very
February 12th AGM and Quiz welcome.  
March 13th World of Italian Style 2 Maura Rossini
No payment needed until
the third visit if anyone
would like to give it a try.  

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
October 18th AUTUMN COIN AUCTION
the THIRD WEDNESDAY of each
November 18th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING followed month from March to December, except
by a SHORT QUIZ for the M. Bowden Cup where otherwise
indicated.
December 1st CHRISTMAS DINNER at The Raven.
(7:30pm - Friday 1st - Prior Booking Only) All meetings commence
at 8pm prompt. New
members and visitors are
very welcome at all meetings

The sale, purchase and exchange of

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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 TOWNSEND BARN NURSERY
POULSHOT
Tel: 01380 828141 | email: office@townsendbarnnursery.co.uk

As many of you may have read in the local paper, Townsend Barn Nursery was inspected by
Ofsted in the summer holiday period and we are proud to announce we were awarded an
OUTSTANDING judgement. We now join the small unique group of full day care private
nursery providers in Wiltshire who have accomplished this. On the day of the inspection
the inspector observed “exemplary teaching skills” and seen “children flourish and make
excellent progress”. Having been the nursery manager for four years it has been my goal to
achieve this outcome, and it makes me proud when an inspector too can observe happy
children, parents and staff in our small rural nursery.
Sarah Wheeler, Nursery Manager

Poulshot Readers

All attending pretty much enjoyed 'I see you' although none were that keen to grab her first
book. Adrian has chosen Blood River by Tim Butcher which we will discuss on Tues 14 Nov
at 7.30.

We have decided to have a supper in December which partners are invited . The date will
be wed 13 Dec and we will meet in the Raven at 7 pm. Please let me know if you and your
partner can attend the supper in December.

Contact: Philip Piper or come along to the next meeting at the Raven
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Have you got a stool Work on your own project

or chair Upholstery tools provided
Materials provided to purchase
that needs some (not top fabrics)
TLC ? Beginners Welcome
Learn Upholstery at
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Weekly Sessions For more information
and
Weekend workshops

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

Clerk
Elizabeth Mar9n (828206) Re4red Priest:
email: poulshotparishcouncil@gmail.com The Revd. Jane Knowles (870325)
jane.knowles2@b9nternet.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 Mar9n (828206)
Poulshot Readers
Philip Piper 828326 T email: bookings@MyPoulshot.com

CommiYee Members
Ladies Book Club

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Alan Weber (Vice-Chair)
Jackie Pohnert 827046 Jon Mar9n (Treasurer)
Giles Morgan, Malcolm Nixon, Karl
Wiltshire Numisma4c Society Shu]leworth
Richard Jeffery 01225 703143
jeffery.melksham@gmail.com
Poulshot Website
Police Community Support Officer hYp://poulshot.org.uk
Simon Par9ngton Contact Parish Clerk for edits - 828206 or
07471 028978
poulshotparishcouncil@gmail.com
simon.par9ngton@wiltshire.pnn.police.uk
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Sundays Lunch only from 12noon - 2:30pm
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