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Hosm Grapevine November / December 2020 HOSM GRAPEVINE NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2020 HUGHES MUSHROOMS ARE PROUD SPONSORS OF THIS EDITION OF GRAPEVINE AND WE THANK THEM FOR THEIR CONTINUED SUPPORT Carols around the Christmas Tree 2019 (Photograph by courtesy of Helen Williamson) 1 Hughes Group, Howden Road, Howden, Yorkshire, Y043 4BU Tel: 01904 437140 Email: HowdenHR@hughesmushrooms.com Hughes Mushrooms are a leading player in the mushroom industry in the UK and Ireland and are a trusted supplier to many of the large UK retailers. With over 54 years of experience, the company operates from three sites, using state of the art facilities, designed and operated to the highest quality standards. Hughes Group have recently opened a ‘world leading’ mushroom growing facility on the outskirts of Holme upon Spalding Moor. This leading-edge facility is now looking to grow its team to match the demands of customers. 2 IMPORTANT NOTICE PLEASE NOTE - WITH THE ADVICE ABOUT COVID 19 CONSTANTLY BEING UPDATED PLEASE CHECK THE DATES OF ANY ACTIVITIES INCLUDED IN GRAPEVINE BEFORE ATTENDING TO ENSURE THEY ARE STILL MEETING AS ADVERTISED. THE HOSM SOCIAL CLUB IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE For the avoidance of confusion and doubt: The People's Pantry in Holme- on-Spalding Moor continues as a delivery service available six days a week (not Saturdays) WHENEVER NEEDED, and not limited to weekly or fortnightly deliveries. Contact Stephen on stephenvcope@tiscali.co.uk or 01430-626728 - and don't delay if you need something! THE PEOPLE'S PANTRY would appreciate your support to enable us to help those in and around our village who are struggling to feed themselves and their families at this challenging time. Our collection box is now in Margaret’s DIY on Runner End and donations can be left during her usual opening hours. Things we really need at the moment are coffee, tinned meat and fruit. Other items that are always welcome include cleaning items of all sorts, shampoo, pasta/cooking sauce (not Indian style) breakfast cereals, fruit juice and sanitary products. If you are lucky enough to be in a position to help, please do so. PLEASE NOTE: We cannot accept items that are past their best before/use by dates. Thank you. 3 Christmas services for Holme-on-Spalding Moor. All Saints', HoSM Our Lady's (St.Mary's) (the Church on the Hill) Sancton Road, Market Weighton Christmas Eve: Christmas Masses: Everingham. Bethlehem Midnight Mass Mass of Christmas Eve 5.30pm 10pm Mass of Christmas Night 8pm Seaton Ross. Bethlehem Midnight Mass Christmas Day 10pm Mass of Christmas Dawn 9.15am HoSM. Midnight Mass 11.30pm Mass of Christmas Day 10.30am Christmas Day: Please get in touch for details including any Bursea. Christmas Communion 9am booking required. Bielby. Christmas Communion 10.30am Website: marketweightoncatholics.org Harswell. Christmas Communion 10.45am Facebook: Our Lady's Market Weighton Contact: Contact: Revd. Canon Stephen Cope Father David Standen stephenvcope@tiscali.co.uk stmarystjohn@rcdmidd.org.uk 01430 626728 01430 873202 “Where is the baby born to be Holme Christian the king of the Jews? The Methodist Church (Selby Road) Fellowship We saw his star.... Sun 20th Dec. Carol (Oaks Farm, Bulmer Lane, And we have YO43 4HE). service, 6pm. nd Meeting in the church and on come to Tue 22 Dec. Messy ‘Zoom’, 10.30am on Sundays worship him” Church Christmas and at 10am on Christmas Matthew ch 2 v 2 celebration! morning. Christmas day, 9.30am. For other events contact us or Services currently use ‘Zoom’ see web site: video conferencing; please www.holmechristianfellowship.org get in touch for how you Contact: Robert or Helen Even though robert.templey3@btinternet.com can join in: 01430 860997 services will be Pocklingtonandmarket weighton.church Chris or Sandra rather unusual this Contact: chris@amentrust.co.uk year and extra precautions Graham & Suzanne Patrick 01430 861892 will be in place including not patrigraham@gmail.com being able to sing in church... 01430 861774 We wish everyone a very happy Christmas, from all the churches in HOSM! 4 Pocklington and Holme-on- Spalding Moor . Messy Church Tuesday 22nd Meet up for all the family! Tuesday 22nd December at December at 10 am 10am (Via Zoom (email us for log- (email us for log-in detail). in detail). Contact Contact Helen Currie, 07579 818750 Graham & Suzanne Patrick, pmc.messychurch@gmail.com OR 01430 861774 Graham & Suzanne Patrick, patrigraham@gmail.com 01430 861774 patrigraham@gmail.com Meet your friends and join us for some Christmas fun and chat including story and prayer...and a few jokes! Want more information about Messy Church? Circuit Facebook page:- www.facebook.com/PMWMethodistCircuit/ Circuit website: https://pocklingtonandmarketweighton.church/ 5 This is the Sunflower Lanyard. Spread it far and wide - because some people are still not getting it. If someone is wearing one of these it means they have a hidden disability. They may not be able to queue very well; they may be distressed out in public; they may not be able to wear a mask. The more people who are aware of this little visual pointer the better. It could prevent a lot of stress for the wearer and their companions. Be patient. Be kind. Be safe. Get your autism awareness Warrior Hoodie at www.shopbadmomma.com DO YOU HAVE ANY DATES YOU WOULD LIKE TO ADD TO THE DIARY, ARTICLES / NOTICES OF EVENTS TO SEND IN FOR INCLUSION IN THE NEXT GRAPEVINE – IF YOU DON’T TELL US PEOPLE WILL NOT KNOW PLEASE SEND THEM TO THE EDITOR mjw.grapevine@gmail.com Deadline date: - Monday 4th January 2021 DISCLAIMER Every effort will be made to ensure all items are present and correct. There may be the odd occasion that items will be edited so as to fit the page limits or held back until the next issue. Grapevine is produced and edited by a volunteer and we rely on advertisers to fund this every two months. Adverts are not affected by editing. The placing of adverts in Grapevine does not mean any endorsement by the publishers or councillors. 6 Laveracks Bakery Laveracks Butchers Visit Laveracks web site www.laveracks.co.uk FLASHING CHRISTMAS LIGHTS Please remember:- Flashing Christmas lights can affect anyone with epilepsy and think how it significantly impact on a loved one and anyone else in the area with a similar condition. The concern was raised during Christmas 2019 and was raised with the parish council. They were asked if they would also highlight the issue in the local Grapevine magazine each year on the build up to Christmas to raise awareness. Richard Laverack Technical Officer (2019) Tel: (01482) 396201 Web: www.eastriding.gov.uk Twitter: www.twitter.com/East_Riding Facebook: www.facebook.com/eastridingcouncil 7 Carols around the Christmas Tree 2019 (Photograph - courtesy of HOSM Primary School) CLUBS AND GROUPS Aerobics 873064 Army Cadet Force 07740 783689 Badminton Club 860830 Beavers Bowling Club 07716621721 Bridge Club 07703 360391 Cubs Holme Baby and Toddler Group: 860351 Holme Rovers: Juniors and Seniors 860183 HOSM Karate Centre: Oliver Willison 07897 335959 Royal British Legion 860873 Scouts Social Club: Derek Clayton 626050 Village Hall Bookings 07930 891035 Village Hall Committee: Richard Brook – Trustee 07701 065354 Whist Club 860303 Wildcats Baton Twirling Dance Group No longer held Lucy Dickinson 07805 004167 Women’s Institute: 861082 Holme Local History Society 860382 Pilates – Sue Haigh 0754 0695826 8 Carols around the Christmas Tree 2019 (Photograph - courtesy of HOSM Primary School) To Advertise in Holme on Spalding Moor Grapevine Contact mjw.grapevine@gmail.com to advertise your business in this parish magazine Grapevine. Grapevine is added to the HOSM Parish Council website approximately 2 weeks after the deadline date for receiving items to be included. All previous Grapevines are on the website – a direct link is https://www.hosmparishcouncil.co.uk/latest- news/hosm-grapevine-digital/ The link to the mail website is https://www.hosmparishcouncil.co.uk/ but please be aware that the website is still a work in progress 9 10 Holme Rovers Football Club Writing again for the Grapevine is another step in our club continuing some sort of normality during these difficult and strange times with the Covid 19 pandemic and at this point I would like to thank those within Holme Rovers [especially Sharon Gant] who have put so much time and effort in to making sure we are meeting guidelines from the Government, FA, Selby and District Junior Football League and the East Riding County League. Like all financial going concerns we are experiencing very hard times with our income dropping dramatically. As a result of the Pandemic we have lost income from missing out on bingo, race night, matchday and training day fees and running a summer soccer school and all this has resulted in a cash flow problem. As well as the problems mentioned above, we are again experiencing problems with Chaffer and Crow damage to our pitches which has resulted in the club having to rent a pitch so as to fulfil our fixtures for our under 15’s. On the football front our Junior section continues to grow we now currently have under 4’s, 5’s and 6’s who train every Saturday starting at 9.30 and there are nearly 20 children who currently attend. Our two competitive teams in the junior section i.e. our under 13’s and under 15’s both have 100% win records in their league games. Our senior section lost their first game but since then have won every game since and currently find themselves in second place in the East Riding County League Premier Division and are still in both cup competitions. We are still looking for more volunteers to come forward to help us [one particular area is in maintenance of the Playing Field] so if you are interested please do not hesitate to contact myself.
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