Hursley Country Fete – Saturday 12^th June 2010

Thank you to all of you who supported the fete this year  and thanks to all of you that took part in the Country Dancing (Class 1 and 2) and the Indian Dancing (Class 3) and the JK Crew.  I think everyone enjoyed the return of the Animalman and his array of animals and it was great to see the Premier Martial Arts Academy display. 

Thank you to all the boys who brought along their “toys” and not forgetting the return of the Morris Men and the Tug of War, which, combined with the weather meant that there was a fabulous attendance.  Thanks also to ProVision (www.pvprojects.com) for their sponsorship and to Simon and Helen Broadribb of Uptons of Bassett who supplied lovely burgers and sausages at a much discounted rate and, not forgetting all of you that kindly donated bottles, chocolate, homemade cakes, plants, toys and bric a brac. 

In addition, a massive thank you to all the Fete Committee who worked so hard to bring the event together but also to all the volunteers on the day without whose help this event would not have been such a success.  We think that we will have raised in the region of £6,200 which will be split 60:40 John Keble School:All Saints Church.  This money will help to purchase the extra equipment in the Wooden Play Area which was installed during the May half term.

Visit the hursleyvillage.info website to see lots of photos that capture the fun of the day!  Below are the winners of all the various activities – well done to you all!

Best wishes - Amanda Apps

Matchbox Competition Prizes

7 and under age group:                       8 to 14 age group:

1^st                    Mia Bennett (91 items)                       Jonny Ling (103 items)

2^nd                    Toby Lay (83 items)                            Cameron Tipple (64 items)

RAFFLE PRIZES

1^st Prize           Dinner, bed and breakfast at The Kings Head           Mrs Hurst

2^nd Prize           ½ a lamb from Mr & Mrs Venn                                  Mrs Durnford

3^rd Prize           Meal for 2 at The Dolphin Pub                                   Mrs Leeder

4^th Prize           Voucher for The Old Forge Hairdressers                   Ms Walton     

5^th Prize           2 adult day return train tickets                                    Mr Bowerman

6^th Prize           Hilary Jane Wells Photo Shoot                                   Gabriel Cooper

7^th Prize           Furniture Emporium Oak Mirror                                 Mr Hewmessy

8^th Prize           Sunday Lunch at The Holiday Inn, Winchester         Mr Kelly

9^th Prize           Bed and breakfast at Norton Park Hotel                    Ms Churchard

10^th Prize         £65 voucher for Oven Wonder                                   Mrs Day

11^th Prize         £25 voucher for the Bangkok Brasserie                      Mrs Victoria

Spot Prizes:     Bottle of Champagne                                                  Vicky Lawson

                        Aromaterapia Treatment Voucher                              Simon Harris

                        “Occasions” Floral arrangement                                 Mrs Bowerman          

Stall Prizes

Bowling for Riverford Organics Vegetable Box        Joe Arthur

Throw the Horseshoe for Cleaning Hamper               Natalie Ridout                       

£50 Game                                                                    Simon Kerry

ProVision “Where Art Thou?”                                    Adult:  Michael Nokes                

Child:  Theo Goddard

World Cup fever hits Hursley - Dinosaurs defeated by Tadpoles. 

For those that missed the annual spectacular of the Hursley Village Morris Men performing at the fete on Saturday do not be disappointed you can see them in all their glory at this link :

TEMPORARY 10 MPH (CONVOY WORKING) SPEED RESTRICTION –  ALTON ROAD, WEST MEON / THE HANGARS, HAMBLEDON / POLES LANE, HURSLEY / WINCHESTER ROAD, CHANDLERS FORD

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Hampshire County Council proposes to make an order to allow for carriageway maintenance, to be undertaken as follows:

ROADS TO BE RESTRICTED: 

·         That part of A32 Alton Road between its junction with A272 West Meon Hut Crossroads and a point 100 metres north of junction with Headon View.

·         That part of C50 The Hangers between its junction with Hyden Farm Lane and Old Mill Lane (outside Bat and Ball PH) and a point 710 metres north east of the junction of East Street and High Street, Hambledon.

·         That part of Poles Lane from its junction with A3090 and its junction with Main Road, Otterbourne.

·         That part of C358 Winchester Road, Chandlers Ford between its junction with Hocombe Road Roundabout and its junction with Alexandra Road.

ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: Not applicable

PERIOD OF SPEED RESTRICTION: From 28 June 2010 for a period of 3 months or until completion of the works, whichever is sooner.  (Notwithstanding the above it is expected that the speed restrictions will be required for no longer than 1 day each.)  The restriction will be enforced continuously during the period specified.

Reasonable facilities will be provided to allow access to adjacent premises while the work is being carried out.

If you have any queries regarding the above please contact Hampshire County Council, Highways Department on 0845 603 5633

The Castle,                                                                                           STUART JARVIS

Winchester,                                                                                          Director of the Environment

SO23 8UD

Nursery School/ Day Care facilities at the Parish Hall

Following the comments of John Quigley with regard to Montessori, I felt it would be timely to let you know that the Hall Management Committee are seeking to have a new provider of Nursery School/Day Care in place for the new academic year. We are near to completing hire arrangements with a nursery school and hope that they will be able to make an announcement in the next week.

We appreciate and apologise for the inconvenience this change will be to those of you from the Parish who have, or planned to have, children attending Montessori next year.

Keith Field

Chairman

Hursley Parish Hall Management Committee

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All Saint's Church, Hursley - Sunday service times

Times for June are as follows:-

6th - 9.30am Family communion

13th - 11am Family Service and Keble Club

20th - 9.30am Parish communion

27th - 8am Holy Communion and 11am Pet Service

Did you know: The Church of England theologian and poet John Keble was appointed Vicar of Hursley in 1835, rebuilt the church in 1848, and remained there until his death in 1866 [ 29 March 1866 in The Hermitage Hotel, Bournemouth, Hampshire, England ]. Keble was Professor of Poetry at Oxford University from 1831 to 1841, and was the originator and subsequently one of the leaders of the Oxford Movement. Keble College, Oxford was founded in his memory. Keble is buried at All Saint's Church, Hursley. Source

A reminder about this walk - I have just booked but there are only three of
us so far. I am sure there are many others in the village interested in
its' history. And some who can add to what the guide knows! Starts at the
Hursley Post Office.

More at the village pump :
http://news.hursleyvillage.info/hursleys-history-heirs

Penelope Burton

Tourist Information Centre
Winchester Guildhall
High Street
Winchester
SO23 9GH
Tel: +44 (0) 1962 840500
Fax: +44 (0) 1962 850348

Customer Enquiry Response Email – Fly tipping report

Dear Hursley Village Info,

Thank you for your email. Your enquiry has been received by the Winchester City Council Customer Service team today 03/06/2010

I have forwarded the details to the Waste Management department, who will arrange for the rubbish to be removed within the next 14 days.

Thank you,

Catherine Watson

Customer Service Centre,

Winchester City Council.

Telephone: 01962 840 222

Internet: http://www.winchester.gov.uk

All

I came across a big dump of fly tipping today whilst on a run down the Ladwell footpath.

I have reported via fixmystreet. http://www.fixmystreet.com/report/116388

If you see anything similar that needs fixing please submit the details or let us and we can do so on your behalf.

Regards

H

The HVI Team

South Lynch Open farm day.

Numbers are limited (I think to 100) so one needs a free ticket available from the post office.  Meet at South Lynch Sat 3rd July 4.30 for trailer ride followed  by hogroast etc. at 6.30.  Donations to Parish Hall.

I need your help please!

I'm compiling a memento of the school, using the words from the School Log Books. I hope to have it published with all profit going to the school.

1. Does anyone have any photos I could copy and include please?

2. Does anyone have any contacts with 'friendly' publishers or printers?

Please ring me on 01962 775455

Thanks in advance!

Linda Hewett