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COMING SHORTLY AND FUTURE EVENTS Wed 2 July WI Meeting (Ken Humphnes) Village Hall 7.l5pm WRELrON RSMflER A Newsletter for all Wreltonians Nol July/Aug 2003 Sun 6 July Quiz Night The Buck Inn 9.OOpm SPONSORED 1772! lUCK INN Wed 9 July Elderberries ( then fortnlghuy) Village Hall 2.OOpm Fri 18 July Jumble Sale Village Hall 7.OOpm WELCOME to yOW?. i&ewsLetter t&Ltg to eep jov. Lforn&ec1 of kappegs £ aø-d arovv4 ovr vLLLnge. Reg4ar reports viftL be Sun 20 July Line Dancing Party-All welcomeVillage Hall 4.3Opm pvbltsked frovv. the vtlLage ftLL Mitc1 ParLsk Covv.cLL t&eet[t&gs. Sat 9 Aug Barn Dance, Fish Chip Supper Village Hall TBA Other evetts Ikft4 £tet.s of u.tterest et oi.tLj be LrtvLateck Lfyot Mon25 Aug Stalls on Green t’ Village Green 10.OOam Let the &cLtors ww abovt thefral Sat 27 Sept Harvest Auction Night The Buck Inn 8.OOpm CONTACT: MLIe orJeattStrflttott ov. 01751 47770’ or Thu 23 Oct Harvest Supper Village Hall TBA Rlchrd or Apttae AbrcfrwLL OL’t 01751 4744yte Fri 19 Dec Christmas Evening Village Hall TBA COPY PEAflL(N FOR. NEXT L5SU{& :23 ALAa4ST 2003 2 NEWS IN BRIEF RYEDALE FESTIVAL 18TH JULY—JRD AUGUST THE Reverend Adam Reed was collated in St Andrew’s Church, Middleton on For progrwnme information and tickets phone Box Office on 01751 475777 Tuesday 10th June. The service was conducted by the Right Reverend Robert Ladds, Bishop of Whitby in front of a full congregation. We welcome Adam to gether with his wife Estelle baby Ella FOR SALE Upright piano, regularly tuned, good condition. Donated to Hall and daughter to our community. V Funds by Rose s daughter-in-law Loffers 01751 477708 PLASTIC POLICEMEN FOR WRELTONI One suggestion made by the local po U) lice to counteract speeding through the village is to site plastic replicas of police 0 officers at strategic points replacing them occasionally with the real thing. Appar ci ‘‘ ‘•‘ ‘‘ enfly this requires Home Office Approval so may be some time matedalising.. ‘::‘ • ‘‘ ‘ ‘i f .t. ‘j• ‘t ‘! 1J ? C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ 1 ‘ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ ‘a C’ Tha4s toJa# aNdSh’ffoff at THE BUCK /NNrspo#son’sg this Newsletter HELPI Volunteers are required for grass cutting in the Village especially the West LUNCHfSSE1(VtD:ffJDA’fT0SUADA 12.00 TILL 100PM ern green. Only a few spare the odd hour to cut but all enjoy itl Contact; eveiwq MEALS .‘ WePNES1 TO SATUR,DA’/ QOPM TILL a OOPM West green: Phil Rowlands The Cottage. or East : Fred Parker 475365 fUN B00,çIMS 7ZLUHONE 01751 477144 C’ C’ C’ QrnzN/QHTSEvS<qSECQNDSUNDAyAT%QOPM (NE.NTJULYo) C’ WE welcome the return of CLODHOPPERS ANONYMOUS from their European •1 C’ and Far Eastern tour to the Village Hall for the BARN DANCE on 9th August. C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ C’ Watch out for posters (numbers will be limited!). COMMITTEE REPORTS WRELTON, MIDDLETON AND MSLABY WRELTON VILLAGE HALL PARISH COUNCIL The AGM of the Village Hall was held on Thursday May 8th with nine members of At the March meeting our new Community Police Officer, PC Jay Eastwood at the Village in attendance plus the full Committee. tended and offered to meet and talk to any local group on matters which were The outgoing Chairman, Arthur Strickson, thanked the Committee for their support causing concern. The Council were unanimous in their concern over speeding during his time in office but thought that now was the time to stand down both as through our villages and also inconsiderate parking. (see front page) Chairman and as a Committee member. Both Arthur and June (who also re Contact with PC Eastwood can be arranged through your Councillors. signed) were formally thanked for their work and were presented with a Gift The North Yorkshire ‘Discovery ‘ bus has been in attendance at the Village Hall Voucher by the Treasurer. car park with equipment and expertise to instruct and enlighten us in the use of The Treasurer (Eric Ayling) presented his report showing the financial affairs of computers, e-mail etc. The response from the village has been rather poor so far. the Hall to be in a healthy state. He also gave notice of his intention to stand down The next scheduled visit will be in August-watch out for the notices on the Village at next Year ‘s AGM after many year ‘s service. board. The old Committee then stood down and with the exception of June and Arthur Councillors representing Wrelton: John Pickersgill, Karen Scaling, Mike Stratton were re-elected plus newly elected Jean Stratton. Your new Committee are therefore: Mike Stratton (Chair), Eric Ayling (Treasurer). Sue Halstead (Secretary), John Pickersgill, David Sainsbury, THEMOTHERS’ UNION Carol Marsh, Vi Sunley and Jean Stratton. We are a small house group attached to St Andrew ‘a Church In Middleton and Future arranged events are listed ovedeaf. we meet in the evening of the 3rd Wednesday every month, either In Middleton or Wrelton Hall Barn. We are committed to Marriage and Family life-the emphasis being on the welfare of children and their parents living under stress. You are welcome to join us, or just find out what ‘s going on from Betty Chariesworth on 01751 476581 THE ELDERBERRIES Meetings are held fortnightly in the Village Hall on Wednesday afternoons be MIDDLETON, AISLABY AND WRELTON WI. tween 2.00 and 400pm, the next meeting being on 9th July. Regular outings are Meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday. Mainly at Middleton Village arranged throughout the year culminating in a Christmas knees up! Hall but occasionally at Wrelton Village Hall. Membership is open to anyone (not necessarily from Wrelton) male or female Visitors and new members are always welcomed. and over 60. The next meeting is on 2nd July at 715pm at Wrelton where Ken Humphries will Further information contact: Vi Sunley on 01751 473152 entertain us with songs and stories of Rogers and Hammerstein. C0w4, Let us prove the Wa. ts iwre th 3tU%t v.’Jen4sLhLeh?t’fl August meeting; ‘Life under Hitler Further information contact: Jean Ayling on 01751 476338 COMING SHORTLY AND FUTURE EVENTS Mon 25 Aug Stalls on I ‘Green Village Green 1000am Sat 30 Aug Bring and Buy for SI catherine Hospice Pear Tree Villa 2- 4.OOpm WREIZEOW KSMELER Wed 17 Sep Elderberries Trip to Filey contact Vi Sunley 473154 A Newsletter f or all Wreltonians No2 Sept/Oct 2003 SPONSORED SI’ IKE SUCK Ifl Sat 27 Sept Harvest Auction to, lol chadUes The Buck Inn 8.OOpm Thurs 23 Oct Harvest Supper with Ken Humphdes Village Hall 7.15 for 7.3Opm CONTACTS; Mikeljean Stratton 477708; RichardlAnne Abrahall 474476 Fri 19 Dec Christmas Evening Village Hall TBA WELCOME to the second edition of the Rambler. Thank you for your messages of support and items of interest for inclusion, we will soon be requiring extra pagesi WAGS (Wrelton Amateur Golfing Society) Next edition (around end ot October) will hopefully feature Village cricket , it The inaugural meeting of the above was convened in the Buck (where else?) would be appreciated if anyone with any anecdotes, historical comments or photo on June 122003 and the Society was duly formed. Games are played at Kirkby graphs for possible inclusion could contact me before the deadline date. moorside Golf Club afterwards retiring to the Buck (I!). Membership is open to Editor all Wreltonians including youngsters and numbers are around 12 at present. Pe ter Richardson was the first winner with young Jonathan Moss runner up. The COPYT*ADLIN FO NXTlSSLW: 23 opyozr’. overall winner at the end of the season will be presented with the 0 MalIey NEWS IN BRIEF Claret Jug. Next meeting is on Sunday September21 followed by lunch at the THE BARN DANCE proved to be a success even considering the hot weather. Golf Club. Those interested in going along or joining should contact Howard Our thanks especially to Lynda Eddon who rushed back from a dog show Lower on 472530 for more information. ilL. (where her dog won) to cook and deliver the Fish and Chips. One of the letters of thanks received is printed below which I think says it all: MOTHER ‘S UNION The waun evening did nothing to curb the enthusiasm ofthe 50 Villagers and fr/ends ofall ages whojoined in the fun ofthe Barn dance on Saturday. Music Next meeting on Wed 17 Sept will be at Meirose ‘, Back Lane, Middleton with speaker Mrs Cathy Gambles starting 730pm. Betty Charlesworth 676581 and instructions were provided by Clodhoppers Anonymous (Anne and Richard Abrahall) recently returned from their far Eastern tour and an excellent Fish and Ch4i supper was provided halfway through the evening. Our thanks to the Hall SALES AND WANTS SECTION?? Contact the editors Committee for oiganising a most enjoyable occasion. JA. REMINDER that all produce for Monday ‘s Stalls on t ‘Green should be delivered (priced to the Thanks toJan and8/mon at THt 3U6K /NNftrsponson’ng this News/mar please) green by 900am. This year Carol Marsh has kindly of fered to provide tea and coffee from Orchard House. ‘1J LUNCNES SEI<VED: S4’ To SYAtM’f 12001/11 200PM E VEN/NQ MfAL& .‘ I4WNESThI’f To 5AIuNmlq 600PM Till a OOPM LADIES monthly coffee mornings are held, the next being on the 10th September r07?B00AYNQ8Th1EPN0NE 01751 477144 at Flora ‘spear Tree Villa at 1030am.
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