The Owmby Group of Parishes Magazine
Volume 24 June 2015 Issue 3
A Very Big THANK YOU The whole Signpost team would like to thank everyone who attended the coffee morning in aid of our parish magazine - Signpost. A grand sum of £513.00 was raised and we would like to express our grateful thanks to those of you who generously gave of your time, supplied delicious cakes to eat and to sell, donated splendid raffle prizes, gave cash donations if unable to come to the event and finally, actually came along on the morning to support us. We hope that you enjoyed the event as well. Thanks to Judith for organising the event and hope to see you at the next one.
DEANERY CONFIRMATION SERVICE 6PM ON SUNDAY, 12 JULY 2015 AT ST PETER'S, GLENTHAM We look forward to welcoming Bishop David and friends from across Lawres Deanery to our benefices for this very special service. If you are interested in being confirmed at this service in July then please do contact the Revd Adrian Smith for a chat and for some further details.
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FROM THE RECTOR Dear Friends, Can it really be June already? I wonder what you might be looking forward to during the summer months? A bit of time out? Some time away? Some time spent outdoors, weather permitting? As someone who tends to have several books on the go at once, I'm hoping to finish off some of the titles that occupy my desk and my bedside table. One of those books is by the priest John Davies and is titled “Walking the M62”. There is clearly more to this than the title suggests, and from a health and safety point-of-view it is necessary to offer some further explanation! And so as John records for us: I spent the whole of September and October 2007 walking across the north of England, a coast-to-coast walk from Hornsea in the east to Crosby in the west, for the most part following quite closely the route of the M62 trans-Pennine motorway… I fantasised that I might strengthen my understanding of the relationships between people and places by preparing to spend days in the company of people en-route who knew their place - people with local knowledge who would walk with me and share that knowledge through our conversation. The book, which is a version of daily entries on the website Walking the M62*, is a fascinating read and I appreciate John's emphasis on celebrating the local, the stories that people might share, and the discovery of so many areas of beauty and interest that might sometimes be taken for granted. His work puts one in mind of that now-popular phrase in which one “seeks heaven in the ordinary”. A similar work, titled “Beating the Bounds - Walks and Rides in Lincolnshire in the Millennium Year”, sees its author Terry Miller offer “an informed and gentle appreciation of the life and land of Lincolnshire and an attractive celebration of its unique character” courtesy of his text, photographs, drawings and paintings**. Here Terry also captures the importance of a sense of place, taking care to listen to the daily rhythm of a place, to meet its people, hear of its history and celebrate its life. This brings me on nicely to the Lincolnshire Show which takes place towards the end of June, on the 24th and the 25th. As the organisers suggest, “experience a true celebration of rural Lincolnshire with an eclectic mix of breathtaking entertainment, food, shopping, music, horticulture and farm life”, making this another celebration of place -past, present and future - and the gifts of its people. As Rector, and as someone with farming connections, I am delighted to have again been asked to offer a blessing on the second day of this year's Show, and I hope that this year's event will offer an opportunity to meet with folk, to reflect on the beauty of our world and celebrate a sense of place. We are so fortunate to live in such a beautiful area and to live alongside such wonderful people. I hope that you enjoy these summer months, and with every blessing to you all, Adrian PRAYER FOCUS FOR JUNE This month we focus on people in distress in the world. We pray for those affected by the devastation of two earthquakes in Nepal. We pray for those who have lost family and friends, their homes and livelihoods. And thank God for the relief agencies at work there. Also for the migrants escaping from their homelands for fear of persecution and for the plight of those abandoned at sea by people smugglers.
*http://johndavies.typepad.com/walking_the_m62/ **Nth Degree Publishing, Waddington, Lincoln (ISBN: 0 9540336 0 4) Signpost 3 THANK YOU CHRISTIAN AID SOUP LUNCH 15TH MAY IN SPRIDLINGTON VILLAGE HALL Many thanks to all those who made delicious home-made soups and for all who helped. A splendid £230 was raised and a jolly time was had by all!
It has been brought to my attention that people are not removing posters after their event has finished. If you place a poster on a telephone pole around the villages for a forthcoming event, please ensure it is removed afterwards.
We welcome into the family of the Church by baptism William Edward Fabris (at St Hilary's, Spridlington, on 10 May 2015) We share in the joy of those being joined in marriage in the Church Michael Cooling and Sophie Brown (at St Peter's, Glentham, on 26th April 2015) We remember with love those who have died Noëlle Young (service held at St Cuthbert's, Brattleby, on 20 April 2015) Margaret Betts (service held at St Luke's, North Carlton, on 30 April 2015) Verna Horn (service held at St Luke's, North Carlton, on 6 May 2015) Simon Garside (service held at Lincoln Crematorium on 6 May 2015)
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RAINBOW FELLOWSHIP For residents of the Owmby Group of Parishes Monday 1st June at 2:00 p.m. A talk by Maureen Gariff on her South African travels By kind permission of Arlene Morrish The White House, Normanby-by-Spital 4 Signpost
DAILY CHURCH SERVICES Monday 8:30 a.m. Morning Prayer Brattleby 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion Scampton Tuesday 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer Spridlington Wednesday 4:00 p.m. Evening Prayer Hackthorn Friday 4:00 p.m. Evening Prayer Spridlington Saturday 8:30 a.m. Morning Prayer Burton OTHER OWMBY GROUP CHURCH SERVICES Thursday 4th 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion Owmby JH Sunday 7th 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion Glentham AS 1st after Trinity 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion Spridlington AS 6:00 p.m. Evening Prayer Owmby LH Thursday 11th 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion Spridlington BW Sunday 14th 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion Spridlington ST 2nd after Trinity 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion Hackthorn JD Sunday 21st 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion Owmby AS 3rd after Trinity 11:00 a.m. Family Service Hackthorn AS 6:00 p.m. Evening Prayer Spridlington ST Thursday 25th 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion Hackthorn AS Sunday 28th 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion Saxby AS 4th after Trinity 11:00 a.m. Family Service - Gift Day Owmby LH 6:00 p.m. Evening Prayer Glentham ST OTHER SPRINGLINE CHURCH SERVICES Sunday 7th 9:00 a.m. Holy Communion Ingham JH 1st after Trinity 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer Burton JB 10:15 a.m. Family Service Scampton SD & TEAM 10:30 a.m. Holy Communion North Carlton JH Sunday 14th 9:00 a.m. Holy Communion Cammeringham AS 2nd after Trinity 10:30 a.m. Family Service Ingham CM & BE 10:30 a.m. Holy Communion South Carlton BW 6:00 p.m. Evening Prayer Scampton SD Sunday 21st 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion Ingham JH 3rd after Trinity 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion Scampton ST 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer Burton NH 10:30 a.m. Morning Prayer North Carlton JB 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion Fillingham JH Sunday 28th 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion Burton JH 4th after Trinity 10:30 a.m. Joint Service Ingham Church JB 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer Brattleby C/Warden GLENTHAM METHODIST CHAPEL SERVICES Sunday 7th 10:45 a.m. Family Church Malcolm Coates Sunday 14th 3:00 p.m. Faldingworth Chapel Sunday 21st 10:45 a.m. Messy Church & BBQ Sunday 28th 8:45 a.m. Breakfast - 9:30 a.m. Service Rev Anne Coates Signpost 5
Hope of Man
The hopes of man is as dust in the wind, Swirling in gusts, blows as it will. The hopes of man is a shower of raindrops We drink in the moment yet die of thirst. The hopes of man is as the sun's heat, Hot for the moment cooled in the cloud. The hope of man is as ice on a pond Yet it melts in the warmth of the sun. Our hope is as a rainbow so lovely to see! But in moments it fades away from view. The hope of man is born in the womb Riches achieved then stolen! Gone! The hopes of man is like visions of glory Night time dreams he drift's along. PBFS PEST CONTROL The hope of man is as life itself! Here for a moment blink and it's gone. ALL PESTS Our hopes of tomorrow rest with the Son Rats, mice, moles, wasps etc His glory forever since time began. Domestic - Commercial - Agricultural The poem above was written by Hackthorn resident John Franks. I welcome your comments, which will be passed on to John. If you would like to contribute something to Signpost, please do not hesitate to contact me. My contact details are at the Paul Brand back of the magazine or in the contact section of the website. 01673 849 925 Steve Harvey - Signpost editor. 07867 558 318 6 Signpost
Lindsey U3A welcomes new members and invites you to come along to a monthly General Meeting without commitment to get a feel of what the organisation has on offer. The group is over 300 strong with over 25 special interest groups wide- ranging from 5 mile walks to Gardening Group to Opera Group to Knitting Group for example. There is definitely something for everyone, all offering companionship and friendship with the opportunity to learn on the way. The monthly General Meetings are held in Welton Village Hall at 10.30am on the first Thursday of each month. We enjoy an interesting talk from a diversity of speakers and prior to this there is an opportunity to peruse the planned events and to have coffee with other members. We have regular outings to interesting places organised by the Visits Group, and the Theatre Group also arranges well-supported trips to nearby venues by coach to sample ballet, plays and musicals. Special events are the Summer Lunch which is always a sellout, and a group holiday which has so far visited Northumbria, Kent and Holland, and is this year going to the Cotswolds. At the moment we do not have a waiting list. The annual fee is £12 which includes tea, coffee and biscuits at each monthly meeting, and is a real bargain! Anyone interested should please contact our Membership Secretary Sid Miller on 01522 688977 or at [email protected] Further details are available on the Lindsey U3A website community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/LindseyU3A/ which lists all the groups and activities, and where you can download an application form. WE LOOK FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU
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These classes aim to foster self-confidence & the enjoyment of art in a relaxing environment with guidance from tutor Andrew Craig. All materials supplied (except brushes, a list of which will be provided at time of booking)
Tea & coffee provided, wheelchair access. Dates as follows June 9th - Beginners drawing June 16th - Intermediate drawing July 3rd - Beginners oil July 10th - Beginners watercolour July 16th - Beginners drawing July 17th - Intermediate oil July 24th - Intermediate watercolour July 31st - Advanced oil
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HACKTHORN C. OF E. PRIMARY SCHOOL Just like in the world of nature, spring seems to herald an even greater level of activity at our school, and thanks to the efforts of the gardening club which are giving nature a helping hand, visitors to the school are being treated to some beautiful displays of flowers, with the prospect of home-grown veg on sale fast becoming a reality too! Everyone has been making fantastic progress at the whole-school swimming sessions, as demonstrated by the huge number of certificates being awarded each week at 'good works' assemblies. Parents who come along on a Friday morning are always amazed at how much the children pack in to each week at school - especially when the normal response at the end of the day, when asked what's happened, is usually 'not much'! We've been shown pictures of science experiments into forces, practical maths, human clocks as well as examples of 'eco art' and readings of creative writing. It's a funny old world sometimes. Especially when you're young, there's always the next big thing to look forward to when you're another year older … and you finally get to be 'top of the pile' at Primary School, just heading for the run down to 'big school' when the rotten so-and-so's hit you with Sats Tests! These were never meant to be a 'big thing' and at Hackthorn we have always tried to keep the whole process of 'the week' as low-key as possible, so much so that the children look forward to the 'toast days'. It's great, as well, to see how supportive they are of one another when the time comes to put pencil to paper and just do their best. You can read about it all you like, but there really is no substitute for first-hand experience, and we're always happy to welcome anyone who wants to find out more about the 'Hackthorn Way' so why not contact the school on 01673 860295 to arrange a visit or to request a School Brochure, or have a look round our website at www.hackthorn.lincs.sch.uk
SUMMER BBQ Food and Fun for all the Family At the Village Hall in Hackthorn Saturday 13th June 2015 Food served from 2.00pm - 7.00pm Come along with your family and friends and enjoy a great evening. Hopefully the sun will shine on us and we can sit out in the courtyard, but if it doesn't, we will use the hall. Raffle, Games, Music Bar available Tickets £5.00 Includes a hot dog, burger, chicken leg and salad Vegetarian option available - please advise when booking (more food available at a small additional charge) Book your tickets now - call Sue on 01673 861058 or Pam on 01673 861070
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HACKTHORN AND COLD HANWORTH PARISH COUNCIL NOTES ON MEETING HELD Thursday 14th May 2015 The members elected Councillor Hobohm as Chair and Councillor Pickering as Vice-Chair. After the recent uncontested election, the Parish of Hackthorn was left with a vacancy. The Parish Council Co-opted Councillor S Bright. Matters arising from the meeting: A site meeting is to be arranged with Highways regarding the dis-repair of the road surface on Chapel Lane. It was brought to the member's attention that the Red Arrows may be letting fuel out over the village. The Clerk will write to the Red Arrows to clarify the situation. The Police report showed that there had been a burglary at Hackthorn Cliff, with various items removed from an outbuilding. Councillor Bright is interested in taking on the role of Tree Warden. The members discussed broadband speeds in the village. More information is to be sought regarding the possibility of getting fibre into the village. The members agreed to donate £150.00 to the Signpost Magazine. The Parish Council will meet on the following dates - (all meetings start at 7.45pm and are held in Hackthorn Village Hall) 16/7/15, 24/10/15, 19/11/15, 21/01/16, 17/03/16, 21/04/16 and 12/05/16 (7pm start for Annual Parish Meeting for Cold Hanworth). Parish Clerk contact details - Maria Wass - 01673 861847 - [email protected] THANK YOU 'REMEMBER THEN' WITH DAVE NASH - SATURDAY 25 APRIL What a fantastic evening it was! A big thank you to Dave Nash who entertained us all so well and kept us dancing and singing along to songs from the 50's, 60's and 70's all evening, and special thanks also to all who came along to enjoy the evening and help create such a fabulous atmosphere. We are delighted to say that we made a fantastic £319.00 towards the improvements for the Village Hall. Hackthorn & Cold Hanworth Village Hall Hackthorn & Cold Hanworth Village Hall Notice of AGM Friday 5 June 2015 at 7.30pm in the Village Hall, Stable Yard, Hackthorn, LN2 3PQ Our village hall is a wonderful asset to our local community. It is used by various clubs and groups, by the village school, and for private parties and functions. Do come along to the AGM, have your say. Everyone is welcome
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Welton Kids Club By the time you read this, we will be nearing the end of the half term holiday before entering the last part of the summer term. Our staff are already planning exciting activities for the forthcoming summer holiday. More details will follow in the July edition. Our opening hours are: Term time - Monday to Friday 7.30am to 9am and 3.30pm to 6.30pm Holiday Club - Monday to Friday 7.30am to 6.30pm (option of half days starting or ending at 1pm). For more information please see our website - www.weltonkidsclub.co.uk or telephone 07748 432428 club hours or 07824 762779 out of hours. Maria Wass Manager The latest date for entries to the July 2015 Signpost is Monday the 15th of June at 6:00 p.m. J. Marshall Funeral Directors For the most dedicated professional
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St. Hilary's Church, Spridlington are delighted to announce that PETER GODDEN (St. Columba's Scarborough)
has kindly agreed to once again come & play our Thos. Nicholson Organ & will present to us a SUMMER EVENING ORGAN RECITAL on FRIDAY 3RD JULY 2015 At 7.30 p.m. in ST. HILARY'S CHURCH
Tickets:- £7.50 - to include glass of wine & nibbles We are expecting this to be a very popular evening, so don't delay in purchasing your tickets from either:- Claire Marris:- 01673-861127 or Ann Crossland:- 01673-861624 14 Signpost NORMANBY & OWMBY NORMANBY-BY-SPITAL PARISH COUNCIL The Annual Parish and the Annual Parish Council meetings were held on 13th May. 7 members of the public attended, including re-elected District Councillor Jeff Summers and County Councillor Lewis Strange. The Chair reported that quite a lot had been achieved in the year - the plaque to celebrate Flo James' 100th birthday had eventually been placed on the school wall, pavements had been resurfaced around the bends by the church, the war memorial had been refurbished in time for November 11th last year. The anonymous donor who had paid for the new foundation was thanked for their very generous donation as were the public who had raised enough money to cover the cost of repairing the memorial. The community park is getting nearer to coming into fruition. It is hoped that 3.85 acres will be handed over to Owmby and Normanby Parish Councils before the year end. The Chair thanked DC Summers for all the help he has given the Parish Councils in getting this land. The church wall is still in a very bad state of repair, and the repairs which were done a few years ago were not good and make the wall look dreadful. It was agreed to contact Anna Grieve once again to see if this wall can be repaired to a really high standard. DC Summers said he would help with this matter and would contact the Redundant Churches as they are the owners of the wall. The financial statement was available for comments, though there were not any. The balance figure at year end 31st March 2015 is £3,471.87. DC Summers said there is money available for grants for community projects - all one has to do is apply while the money is there. WLDC are not raising Council Tax for the foreseeable future as they are making sure their assets work for them. Talk of losing smaller District Councils is still in the pipeline. This includes the County Council who have been told they may lose up to 6 Councillors. The County Council has had to raise taxes as they are still trying to save another £100m. The wind turbines in Normanby will not go ahead and the wind turbines at Hemswell are awaiting the result of the appeal. The road to Glentham is in a very dangerous condition. CC Strange said he would take this matter up. The police could not attend the meeting but had sent in a report which had 3 incidents: Suspicious Circumstance - 2 males and one female seen talking to children through school fence - residents asked to remain vigilant; a dog on dog attack - owners must keep their pets under control at all times; anti social behaviour relating to the road closure some motorists got annoyed with the workmen and tried to barge their way through. The Annual Parish Meeting closed at 8.17, when the Annual Parish Meeting started. Cllr Roy Bellamy was re-elected as Chairman, with Cllr Mrs Barbara Moulson being re-elected as Vice-Chair. Cllrs Ken Green and Mrs Adele Crowther returned as unopposed Councillors and Cllr David Barton-Smith has joined the Council, also unopposed. We have been very lucky to have two ladies offered themselves forward to be co-opted as Councillors. They are Mrs Mags Perry and Mrs Claire Parr, who were given a very warm welcome. Finances: Insurance £144.59; ½ cemetery rates £42.96; cemetery grass cutting £88.08; hire of school hall £30. These were proposed by Cllrs Mrs B Moulson and Mrs A Crowther seconded. Planning application 132247 - Mr A Coles' revised plan was discussed and it was agreed the Clerk write to WLDC saying they would rather the proposed property was more in keeping with surrounding properties. Date and venue of next meeting will be Wednesday July 15th in the offices of Skittlestone Cottage. Signpost 15
Owmby & Normanby WI Thursday 4th June at 7:30pm Normanby School Hall Local Churches & Church Conservation OPEN MEETING Normanby Church plus other local churches brought to life by Richard Treasure Competition: An old or unusual book We look forward to seeing you all.
Whist Drive Results 1st Lady Anne Turnbull 2nd Lady Marlene James 1st Gent Brian Jois 2nd Gent Jean Cowperthwaite Tina Harrison Neville James Low Score Near Score Brian James Shirley James Ken Green Avril Harrison Miniature Raffle Lois Green Jean Cowperthwaite Anyone wishing to join us at the next Whist Drive, it will be held at the home of Anne Turnbull in Glentham on 17th June at 7.30pm. (Note this is a 5 week gap NOT the usual 4) We are always pleased to see new faces, and it is always a very light-hearted evening. COFFEE MORNING Thursday 4th June - 10:30 a.m. Manor Cliff, Normanby-by-Spital By kind permission of Jane Smith Proceeds to Ss. Peter & Paul Church funds - All welcome
OWMBY PCC MONTHLY DRAW 1st 2nd 3rd Mrs. F. James Pip Shepherdson Danny Mellor
If you are always trying to be normal, you will never know how amazing you can be. 16 Signpost GLENTHAM & CAENBY GLENTHAM PARISH COUNCIL NEWS The Council met on 23rd April and welcomed a large number of parishioners to the meeting. The Council has been informed by WLDC that it falls in the uncontested section, and the Council will welcome 2 new Councillors to the meetings from May - Mr and Mrs Smith. There are still 2 vacancies to be filled and interested parishioners are invited to speak to current Councillors or the Clerk for information. The newly proposed site for the bus shelter has temporarily been postponed due to Highways concerns, however Councillors agreed to defer this to the July Parish Council meeting and carry out a site meeting in order to try to iron out any concerns. Whilst WLDC have given the Council permission to remove a Whitebeam tree in the children's playground, there was some public opposition to the plan, and again discussions on this subject will taken up in the July Parish Council meeting. The Council agreed to 2 donations - 1 to Lincoln & Lindsey Blind Society and 1 to West Lindsey CAB - both in the sum of £50.00. Cllr Shaw reported that the Church Clock is now up and running. The grass cutting season is now upon the parish and the contractor has been approved and grass cutting will be taking place over the next few months. The proposal to erect post fencing along of the edge of the village green was again discussed, and the Council noted the recommendations of the risk assessment - it was resolved by a majority vote that post fencing should not be erected. Sugar & Spice Saturday 20 June at 9.30am Ladies if you would like to join us at The Willows for coffee, cake, friendship & informal discussion about some of the 'big questions' in life, please contact Anne 01673 843362, Janet 01673 818718 or Jenny 01673 878806 to book your place Organised by members of Glentham Methodist Chapel PRESENCE PRAYER AND BIBLE STUDY GROUP Inter-denominational - Praying for our Communities Thursdays 11th and 25th of June at 7:00 p.m. at Tilsit, Bishop Norton Road, Glentham. Contact Jenny or Peter on 01673 878806 Come and join us at a self-help Computer Group where we share knowledge such as: How to sort photographs How to create a calendar Making posters Tuesday 2nd June at 2:00 pm Glentham Village Hall £1.00 per week Everyone welcome Enquiries to Margaret 07711 112171 Signpost 17 GLENTHAM 55+ CLUB Monday 8th June, 2:00 p.m. Glentham Village Hall Tea & Cake, Prize Bingo & many more games to pass the afternoon away Non-members would be very welcome
‘The Crown’ at Glentham Men’s Breakfast Saturday 13th June at 9:00am An opportunity for men to meet and chat over a delicious full English breakfast! Please Phone Peter Atkinson on 01673 878806 to reserve a place Organised by Glentham Methodist Chapel
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Tuesdays 2nd & 16th June 2:00p.m. - 4:00p.m. Glentham Village Hall Come & have a cuppa & a chat while doing your needlecraft or learning new crafts. £1.00 per week Everyone Welcome
St Peter’s Church COFFEE MORNING Tuesday 16th June at 10:30 a.m. 11 Washdyke Lane, Glentham By kind invitation of Irene Pickering There will be a Raffle & Bring & Buy All Welcome 18 Signpost
ROSE BOWL QUIZ Thursday 18th June 7:30 p.m. Glentham Village Hall A just-for-fun quiz to raise funds for the village hall. £3.00 per person. Bring your own drinks. Light supper provided. LOCAL BUS TIMETABLE Gainsborough to Market Rasen Market Rasen to Gainsborough Mondays to Fridays schooldays Mondays to Fridays schooldays Service 370 operated by Stagecoach Service 370 operated by Stagecoach Gainsborough Bus Station 0740 1450 Market Rasen Market Place 0845 1553 Glentham 0805 1515 Glentham 0900 1608 Market Rasen Market Place 0820 1530 Gainsborough Bus Station 0920 1628 Signpost 19
Charity Event Everyone invited Afternoon Tea & Open Garden Sunday 7th June between 2 & 5pm Chimneypots, Washdyke Lane, Glentham, LN8 2ER Admission £3.00 Including Tea/Coffee & Cake In support of Glentham Village Hall & St John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital
Glentham Annual Show Sunday 13th September Have you started your Crafts:- Cards, Quilting, Patchwork, Knitting, Crochet, Embroidery, Tapestry, Cross Stitch Pictures:- Planting:- Photos, Paintings, Colourings Flowers, Fruit & Vegetables Planning what you are going to:- New Section:- Bake, Preserve, Pickle Homemade Wine, Liquors Watch this space for further information Glentham Village Hall AGM Thursday 11th June 2015 7:00pm Everyone welcome Come and say what events you would like to happen in your community Village Hall Glentham Village Hall COFFEE MORNINGS Wednesdays June 3rd, 10th, 17th & 24th All welcome Proceeds to Village Hall Funds 20 Signpost
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Your Neighbourhood Policing Team PC 326 Martin DOHERTY - 07939 890958 - [email protected] PCSO 2206 Julie MCFAUL - 07825 100397 - [email protected] PCSO 2297 Angie RAPER - 07944 776999 - [email protected] One of your neighbourhood officers will be attending the Coffee Mornings / Police Surgeries below. We will be pleased to meet you and discuss any issues you may wish to raise.
Date Location Time Tues 2 St Chad’s Church, Dunholme 10:30 a.m. Tues 2 Hemswell Cliff Youth Club 6:00 p.m. Wed 3 Faldingworth Village Hall 10:00 a.m. Thurs 4 Park House, Welton 10:00 a.m. Thurs 4 St Mary’s Church, Welton 10:00 a.m. Tues 9 Glentham Village Hall 10:00 a.m. Thurs 11 Hemswell Cliff Primary School 9:30 a.m. Sat 13 Methodist Church, Welton 10:30 a.m. Tues 16 Hemswell Cliff Big Lunch (Field) 12:00 p.m. Tues 16 Barnes Wallis Centre RAF Scampton 10:00 a.m. Wed 24 RAF Scampton Youth Club (Juniors) 5:30 p.m. Wed 24 Bishop Norton Church 10:30 a.m. Thurs 25 RAF Scampton Youth Club 7:00 p.m. Tues 30 Hemswell Cliff Youth Club 6:00 p.m. Please be aware: On occasions there may be non-attendance due to unforeseen circumstances and unavoidable occurrences. Please accept our apologies should this happen.
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Bingo at Waddingham Village Hall 2nd, 16th and 30th June 2015 and each fortnight thereafter. Doors open at 6.30pm - Eyes down at 7.30pm Assorted prizes, raffle and meat board Everyone welcome
BISHOP NORTON GARDEN SHOW SATURDAY 1ST AUGUST 2015 2.00PM There will be a varied range of Garden & Craft classes Entry forms for this event are £1 per person & must be returned by 19th July. Please ring Karen 818798 or Mick 818315 for further details or to arrange collection of these. Afternoons tea & cakes will be available during the afternoon
BISHOP NORTON LUNCHES Two course home cooked meals with tea or coffee served in the village hall at 12 Noon £4 PER PERSON Wednesday lunch dates: 10 June, 8 July & 12 August EVERYONE WELCOME! Please ring at least two days before to book your place Ann 01673 818917 or Karen 01673 818798
FUN QUIZ NIGHT AT BISHOP NORTON VILLAGE HALL ON FRIDAY 3RD JULY 7.30PM Teams of up to six persons, £4.00 per person entry PLEASE BOOK IN ADVANCE RING KAREN 818798 OR ANN 818917 Bring your own drinks
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Normanby by Spital Council Houses 12:30 - 13:00 Wednesdays 10 Jun Hackthorn School 14:00 - 14:30 08 Jul Full details, enquiries and renewals: 01522 782010 05 Aug
If you have a “stop press” news item or have missed the deadline, but want to tell others about your event, you can have it put into the “Local Info” category in the news section of the website. Send an email to [email protected] with all the details. POST OFFICE OPENING TIMES Monday 09:00 - 11:30 Glentham Thursday 14:00 - 16:00 Monday - Friday 07:30 - 19:30 Normanby & Owmby Saturday 08:30 - 19:30 01673 878353 Sunday 09:00 - 16:00 24 Signpost
COMING to The Broadbent Theatre, Wickenby LN3 5AW Box Office 01673 885500 Full details at www.broadbenttheatre.org ...... Amici Touring Theatre Present “The Merchant of Venice ” Amici Touring Theatre are once again venturing into Elizabethan theatre and the work of William Shakespeare, following last year's highly successful production of 'Much Ado About Nothing.' A slightly darker comedy, 'The Merchant of Venice' nonetheless explores strong themes of love, conflict and mistaken identity Friday 29th May 7:30 p.m. Tickets £9.00 full / £8.00 Conc...... “Amsterdam ” Written & performed by Chanje Kunda Adapted from her own book of poems, Amsterdam is a funny and exciting story of one woman’s search for love. It explores what happens when you abandon your responsibilities to chase your dreams. With the obligatory disapproving mother, the adrenalin of excitement and adventure, it takes the audience on a voyage into the unknown Saturday 13th June 7:30 p.m. Tickets £10.00 full / £8.00 Conc...... Broadbent Theatre's Garden Fete At The Manor House, Wickenby, Lincoln, LN3 5AB By kind permission of Mr & Mrs. Wheeldon Refreshments, Ice cream, Stalls, Children's activities Saturday 20th June 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. While every effort is made to ensure listings are both accurate and up-to-date, you should always confirm with the venue before attending an event. *Concessions: OAPs, Students, under 16s, the unwaged, members of LRP
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WELTON FAMILY HEALTH CENTRE NEWS PRIMARY CARE NAVIGATOR - We are lucky to have a Primary Care Navigator working alongside us to provide additional social support for our patients and their carers. It is the role of the Primary Care Navigator to pro-actively find and co-ordinate health, social care and volunteer services to people with long term conditions. If you feel that you would benefit from this service, please speak to one of the doctors for a referral. DNA's (Did Not Attends) - In April, a total of 41 hours of clinical time was lost due to patients not attending for their appointments - almost 12 appointments per day! Please try to help us by cancelling appointments as soon as you realise they are no longer required. FRIENDS AND FAMILY TEST - We are asking Patients to take part in the National Friends and Family Test (FFT) survey, which simply asks Patients if they would recommend us to their friends and family. You can complete a form online, via our website or in the Practice. We are also sending out forms with prescriptions from this month. Please return all forms to the surgery. WEBSITE AND FACEBOOK - The Practice has a Facebook page and website where we will try and keep you up to date with all things current in the Practice. The website address is www.weltonsurgery.co.uk and you can search Welton Surgery on Facebook. Please have a look! ELECTRONIC PRESCRIPTION SERVICE - The Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) is a new NHS service. It gives Patients the chance to change how we send your prescription to the place you choose to get your medicines from. This means that if you collect your repeat prescriptions from your GP you will not have to visit your GP Practice to pick up the paper prescription. Instead, your GP will send it electronically to the place you choose, saving you time. You will have a choice of where to collect your medicines from and you may not have to wait as long at the pharmacy as there will be time for your repeat prescriptions to be ready before you arrive. You can nominate your pharmacy with us or at your chosen pharmacy. For more information visit www.hscic.gov.uk/epspatients or see us in Practice. EPS goes live from Monday 11th May 2015. STAFF TRAINING - In order to ensure our staff and doctors remain up to date; we will be closed for Training from 1pm on Tuesday 16th June. Emergency cover is provided during this time by calling the usual surgery number (01673 862232 and selecting Option 1). Nadina Prestedge WELTON PATIENT AND DOCTORS ASSOCIATION The PDA plant stall at the May Day event in Welton was very well supported. Thank you to all who came along and bought from us. I think the excellent weather was a bonus and brought people out to enjoy the day. We raised a total of £170.40 which was an excellent result. Last year we wrote a successful funding bid to IGAS which resulted in a grant of just over £3000. We used the money to have a dedicated computer programme written by local firm SCIS. All transport requests are now booked through this new system which has replaced our very outdated and unreliable fax machine and diary method of doing things. Spurred on by our success last year we decided to apply to IGAS again this year and were delighted to receive a grant of £1500 towards the purchase of some new wheelchairs. We have purchased 6 new light weight wheelchairs which will be available for loan from the surgery within the next 2 weeks. It might be a good time to remind everyone that the wheelchairs in the surgery are available to loan, either short term or for longer periods of time. We ask for a £50 deposit, preferably a cheque, against any damage caused. This will be returned when the wheelchair is brought back assuming the chair is still in good repair. The chair is free for an initial 2 week period and is then charged at £2 per day. Any money made is given back to the PDA and used towards the cost of maintenance. We are still looking to obtain a shed to use for storage of PDA equipment. The maximum size would be 12ft x 8ft but 10ft x 8ft would be equally as good. We can afford a small payment but obviously a donation would be preferred! October may seem a long way off but preparations are under way for the PDA Autumn Fayre. If anyone with a local business would like to offer a prize for the raffle please get in touch with me (Janet 862570) it would help the PDA and give you some free publicity! I will be getting the raffle tickets printed in June and the top 3 prizes are listed together with the name of the donor. We will also be asking for donations for the various stalls - bric a brac, books, tombola, bottles, cakes etc. More information next month. 26 Signpost
PVC windows, doors, conservatories supplied & fitted Misted up or broken window units replaced PVC door & window repair service including locks Fascia, soffit & guttering supplied and fitted General building maintenance work & kitchen fitting All work considered Many local customer references available Please don't hesitate to ring Dean for a chat and no obligation very competitive quote Tel: 01673 878990 Mobile: 07891 320673
LANDSCAPING SCHOOL GROUNDS, DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES Patios supplied and installed, circles, natural stone and reproductions Decking, pergolas, arches and arbours Fencing and gates - agricultural, commercial, domestic and equestrian Driveways established and maintained Hedge trimming, laying and planting Small and medium trees pruned, trimmed and felled Bespoke animal housing – kennels, catteries, stables, hen houses etc. Aggregates Delivered - Topsoil, bark mulch, sand, gravel, ballast etc.
JASON DEAN TEL: 07747 471750 BSc. (HONS) COUNTRYSIDE MANAGEMENT www.countrysideandgardenco.co.uk Signpost 27
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Ÿ Yards from Sandilands beach Ÿ Licensed Ÿ Breakfasts served from 8.30 featuring our own home made sausages and black pudding. Ÿ Lunchtime Specials everyday 12-2 Ÿ Afternoon Teas Ÿ Evenings 5pm till 7.30 - Booking essential Ÿ Stokes coffee Sea Lane, Sandilands Ÿ Indoor and outdoor seating Sutton-on-Sea Ÿ LN12 2RQ Delicious homemade cake selection Ÿ Dog friendly Tel: 01507 441308 Ÿ Parking available 28 Signpost
· Private and NHS eye tests · Free parking · Contact lens trials & aftercare · Free* tests for under 16’s & over 60’s (* NHS tests )
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Two pine log cabins in peaceful woodland setting offering a relaxed holiday, ideally situated for the Wolds and the beautiful city of Lincoln. Each has three bedrooms, one double, one twin, one child's bunk bed: Large lounge, bathroom, kitchen, large veranda. Gas central heating, gas cooking. Car parking by unit. Near bus route. Linen provided. Pickup from Lincoln or Market Rasen Station available Terms: £200 to £400 per week. £100 to £200 per 3 day stay. ETC êêê Complimentary local food hamper. Visit our website or ask for a brochure. Mr. R. Cox, Lincolnshire Lanes Log Cabins, Manor Farm, East Firsby, Market Rasen LN8 2DB • Tel 01673 878258
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Owmby Group of Parishes Book of Favourite Recipes 2nd Edition Dear Readers of the Signpost, Some of you may remember the first edition of the ‘Owmby Group of Parishes Book of Favourite Recipes’ indeed some of you may even have a copy of it, well I think it is time that we all pulled together to create the 2nd edition in order to raise money for our local churches. Some newer residents to our parish may have no idea what I am on about but the idea is to create a parish recipe book full of all our favourite recipes for cakes, biscuits and desserts. I would like people to contribute recipes for cakes, biscuits and desserts in order to create the recipe book. It doesn’t matter whether the recipe has been passed down the family from your great grandmother or one of your own favourites. Also if you have family and friends that don’t live in our parish and they wish to contribute recipes to the book then they are more than welcome to. Every day baking tips are also welcome. A NOTE FOR CONTRIBUTORS: I would like to avoid reprinting recipes that were in the first edition however good the recipes may have been and it would be nice to share them with the newer residents of our parish it will be nice to create a new book. Also if you know the date and source of the recipe you contribute then it will be printed with the recipe. I am also looking for local businesses to volunteer to sell the recipe book once it is printed. If you wish to contribute recipes or baking tips for the book then please send them to: Russ Graham, Brookfield, Saxby, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire LN8 2DH Or they can be emailed to me at [email protected] I am aiming to start selling the book from 1st February 2016 so all recipes should be submitted by 31st October 2015. Many thanks for your time and happy baking to you all! THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH You will never be sorry: for thinking before acting, for hearing before judging, for forgiving your enemies, for being candid and frank, for helping a fallen brother, for being honest in business, for thinking before speaking, for standing by your principles, for stopping your ears to gossip, for bridling a slanderous tongue, for sympathising with the afflicted, for being courteous and kind to all. The latest date for entries to the July 2015 Signpost is Monday the 15th of June at 6:00 p.m.
Speak in such a way that others love to listen to you. Listen in such a way that others love to speak to you. 34 Signpost
USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS Adviceline Lincolnshire 08444 111444 Doctors Alcoholics Anonymous 01159 417100 Ingham 01522 730269 Anglian Water 08457 145145 Hibaldstow 01652 650580 British Rail 08457 484950 Market Rasen 01673 843556 Bus Enquiries 08456 050605 Test Results 01673 840256 Dispensary 01673 840254 Charities Welton 01673 862232 Age Concern 01507 524798 Help the Aged 0808 8006565 Environment Agency 0800 807060 Royal British Legion 01673 860363 Samaritans 08457 909090 Hospitals Lincoln 01522 512512 Chemist, Boots 01673 843336 Gainsborough 01427 816500 Louth 01507 600100 County & District Councils LCC 01522 782070 Market Rasen Mail 01673 844644 WLDC 01427 676676 NHS Direct 08 45 46 47
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LOCAL CONTACTS OWMBY GROUP MINISTRY TEAM Contacts for ministry matters e.g. baptisms, weddings, service arrangements, home visits etc. Email addresses can be found at http://owmbygroup.co.uk/contacts.html Parish Priest Revd Adrian Smith 01673 860464 Local Priest Revd Sally Turnbull 01673 862764 Local Priest Revd Bill Williams 01522 730365 Local Priest Revd Dr Julia Hepburn 01522 526120 Local Deacon Revd Sue Deacon 01522 730167 Viv Bailey, Anne Hunter, Liz Harris, Peter Atkinson, Authorised Local Ministers Rosemary Cox, Julie Harrison, Sue Doar CHURCHWARDENS Contacts to do with church or churchyard matters Pat Beat 01673 878260 Glentham Robert Rowe 01673 878717 William Cracroft-Eley 01673 860738 Hackthorn Cathy Andrews 01673 861058 Avril Harrison 01673 878393 Owmby Liz Harris 01673 878829 Rosemary Cox 01673 878258 Saxby Chris Neave 01673 878820 Claire Marris 01673 861127 Spridlington Paul Crossland 01673 861624 SIGNPOST TEAM Editor & Advertising Manager Steve Harvey 07835 429439 Treasurer John Fox 01673 878148 Distribution Susan Catignani 01673 878079 VILLAGE CONTACTS FOR SIGNPOST Firsby Rosemary Cox 01673 878258 Glentham & Caenby Margaret Cromack 01673 876242 Hackthorn Steve Harvey 07835 429439 Normanby & Owmby Avril Harrison 01673 878393 Saxby Steve Harvey 07835 429439 Spridlington Diana Burrows 01673 861363 VILLAGE HALLS - BOOKING & INFORMATION Glentham Margaret Cromack 01673 876242 Hackthorn Bonnie Burzynska-Burrin 01673 860920 Normanby-by-Spital Caroline Vernall or Lynda Watson 01673 878216 Spridlington Jo Howard 01673 862015 PARISH COUNCIL CLERKS Glentham Sue Aikman Normanby Nadine Fox 01673 878148 Owmby Charlotte Wright 01673 838151 Spridlington / Hackthorn Maria Wass 01673 861847 What’s On Guide Day / Date Time Function Venue Mon 1 2:00 p.m. Rainbow Fellowship White House, Normanby Tues 2 2:00 p.m. Knit & Knatter Glentham Village Hall Tues 2 2:00 p.m. Computer Group Glentham Village Hall Tues 2 7:30 p.m. Glentham & Caenby Tapestry Group Trap House, Glentham Wed 3 10:00 a.m. Glentham Village Hall Coffee Morning Glentham Village Hall Thurs 4 10:30 a.m. Ss Peter & Paul Church Coffee Morning Manor Cliff, Normanby Thurs 4 7:30 p.m. Owmby and Normanby WI Normanby School Hall Fri 5 7:30 p.m. Hackthorn & CH Social Club AGM Hackthorn Village Hall Sun 7 2:00 p.m. Afternoon Tea & Open Garden Chimney Pots, Glentham Mon 8 2:00 p.m. Glentham 55+ Club Glentham Village Hall Wed 10 10:00 a.m. Glentham Village Hall Coffee Morning Glentham Village Hall Thurs 11 7:00 p.m. Glentham Village Hall AGM Glentham Village Hall Thurs 11 7:00 p.m. Presence Prayer & Bible Study Group Tilsit, Glentham Sat 13 9:00 a.m. Men’s Breakfast The Crown, Glentham Sat 13 2:00 p.m. Summer BBQ Hackthorn Village Hall The latest date for entries to the July 2015 Signpost is Monday the 15th of June at 6:00 p.m.
Tues 16 10:30 a.m. St Peter’s Church Coffee Morning Washdyke Lane, Glentham Tues 16 2:00 p.m. Knit & Knatter Glentham Village Hall Tues 16 7:30 p.m. Poetry Evening Spridlington Village Hall Wed 17 10:00 a.m. Glentham Village Hall Coffee Morning Glentham Village Hall Wed 17 7:30 p.m. Whist Drive Anne Turnbull’s, Glentham Thurs 18 7:30 p.m. Rose Bowl Quiz Glentham Village Hall Sat 20 9:30 a.m. Sugar & Spice Willows Garden Centre Wed 24 10:00 a.m. Glentham Village Hall Coffee Morning Glentham Village Hall Thurs 25 7:00 p.m. Presence Prayer & Bible Study Group Tilsit, Glentham DISCLAIMER Signpost Magazine tries to offer its readers a wide range of articles by accepting submissions from third parties. However, please bear in mind the editor and staff will not check facts or references of submitted materials. As a result we cannot and do not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or validity of the information supplied by the said third parties. Unless specifically requested, submitters will have their name attached to their articles and accept full responsibility for the accuracy and content of those articles. Contact the editor for full terms and conditions of submitted articles and events. The editor strives to provide complete reader satisfaction by editing and proofreading the magazine to the highest standard. However, he is only human and therefore is unable to guarantee that all stories are ‘perfect’ and ‘error free’.
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