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Tickton Advent Windows Volume 32 Number 6 February/March 2020 TICKTON ADVENT WINDOWS ... Tickton Advent Windows brought out the real Christmas spirit in Tickton. With families working together to decorate their windows and then villagers obtaining maps by making a charitable donation. The event raised £112 for the Beverley Foodbank. A huge thank you must go to those who put so much effort into decorating their windows, helping organise the event and providing an outlet for the Advent maps. It’s just a shame more windows can’t be shown in this publication. Well done everyone. C HRISTMAS SHOW... BETHLEHEM B & B "Photos from the Christmas Show, "Bethlehem B & B”. The performance went down very well with the packed audience, the children were great. Bethlehem B & B ma de for a very entertaining evening, which was topped off, as ever, by carol singing by everyone. The children put on a wonderful performance which was enjoyed by all... so a big "well done" to them. Thanks also to everyone who helped and supported the event which raised a brilliant £690.18. Special thanks goes to Pauline and her production team, to helpers from the church serving refreshments, and to Celia and David, and their team from the Village Hall, for their usual high level of help and support in putting up and taking down the stage and seating. Well done to everyone. Page - 2 L IST OF ARTICLES AND ADVERTISERS... List of Articles Page List of Advertisers Page Advent Windows 2019 ............................................ 1 Pete Bowser Tree Services………………………………... 5 Christmas Show – Bethlehem B&B.......................... 2 Ray & Julie Photographers................………….…….. 5 Springdale Farm Shop…………………….……………….. 6 List of Articles & Advertisers.................................... 3 Annual Parish Meeting Date ................................... 3 Richard Mackay R.M. Joinery…..……….………………. 10 Church Services......................................................... 4 Penny Beauty Salon………………….………………………. 10 Beverley Foodbank .................................................. 6 Simon Lloyd – Gardener…..……….………………………. 10 Village Hall...What’s On .......................................... 6 UK Blinds Direct .................................................. 10 Glenholme Florists.……………………..……………….…… 11 Churc h News and Events ........................................ 7 Thoughts of Revd. Peter Cross Methodist Minister. 7 Skirlaugh Garden Centre……………………………….…… 11 Vicar’s Blog ............................................................. 8 I and J Decorators .....…………………………………........ 11 Meadows Joinery.…………………………………………… 11 Soroptimist’s Fashion Show ..................................... 5 David Carr Upholstery (Main Street Tickton) …… 12 Parish Council Precept Notice .................................. 9 B.J. Levitt Building Contractor.…………………………. 12 Local Flooding ....................................................... 10 East Yorkshire Drives ………………………….………...... 13 Observations on the River Hull ............................. 10 AW Garden Services……………………………….……….. 17 Stork Hill Dog Issue .............................................. 14 Coxy’s Car Hire…………………………………………........... 17 Community Led Housing ...................................... 14 Micro Pig Bar ...................................................... 18 Tickton WI ........................ .................................... 15 A Helping Hand – Local Handyman Services ........ 21 Tickton Tattle ................................................... 16-17 Chestnut Garden Services .................................... 21 Update to the Village Hall ..................................... 20 Happy Pets, Local Dog walker…………………………... 21 British Heart Foundation ...................................... 21 Hedon Insurance Broker…………………………………... 24 Tickton Fitta Group............................................... 22 Tim Dixon – Plumbing and Heating Limited…...... 25 Tickton Bowls ....................................................... 22 Lilly’s Hair Studio……………………………………………... 25 Tickton Neighbourhood Watch ............................ 22 Chimney and Roofing Services………………………… 25 New Inn Golf Society ............................................. 23 Health and Safety Training Services…………………. 26 Community Pantomime ........................................ 23 Leven Garage Doors……………………………………….. 26 Tickton Village Directory ....................................... 30 Tickton Pre-school and Play Pals…………………….. 27 Tickton School Roman Focus ................................. 31 Northorpe Joinery………………………………………….. 28 Tickton School Parking Appeal ............................... 32 Fir Tree Nursery School………………………………….. 29 ANNUAL PARISH MEETING... SAVE THE DATE Tickton & Routh Annual Parish Meeting Monday, 23 March 2020 Tickton Village Hall at 7.30pm Michelle Middleton, Parish Clerk, Three Gables, 260 Hull Bridge Road, Tickton HU17 9RT or Email: [email protected] Page - 3 CHURCH CALENDAR 1ST FEBRUARY – 19TH APRIL 2020 The Church in Tickton is a Local Ecumenical Partnership. Clergy or Lay people from either Beverley Minster Parish or Beverley Methodist Circuit share the leading of worship. Please keep an eye on the noticeboards or website for further information. www.ticktonchurch.co.uk The Church in Tickton Date Service Special Venue Time Leader 02 February 2020 Morning Service St Paul's 10.30 Alister McClure 09 February 2020 Holy Communion Methodist Church 4 pm Revd Wendy Wale 16 February 2020 All-age Worship Methodist Church 10.30 All-age Team 23 February 2020 Holy Communion St Paul's 10.30 Revd Wendy Wale & Revd Tim Kelly 01 March 2020 Morning Service St Paul's 10.30 Circuit Staff 08 March 2020 Holy Communion St Paul's 4 pm Minster Staff 15 March 2020 All-age Worship St Paul's 10.30 Minster Staff 22 March 2020 Holy Communion Mothering Sunday St Paul's 10.30 All-age Team 29 March 2020 Informal Worship Passion Sunday St Paul's 10.30 Minster Staff 05 April 2020 Morning Worship Palm Sunday St Paul's 10.30 Circuit Staff 10 April 2020 Last Hour service Good Friday St Paul's 2 pm Minster Staff 12 April 2020 Holy Communion Easter Day St Paul's 4 pm Minster Staff 19 April 2020 All-age Worship Methodist Church 10.30 All-age Team PLEASE NOTE: FROM JANUARY THE SERVICE Services - All Saints Routh ON THE SECOND SUNDAY IN THE MONTH WILL BE AT PM I E NO MORNING 1ST FEBRUARY – 19TH APRIL 2020 4.30 , . SERVICE. All Saints Routh Date Service Time Leader Date for articles to appear in 02 February 2020 Holy Communion 9.15 Minster staff the next edition of the Tickton 09 February 2020 No service 16 February 2020 Evensong 6.30 pm Minster staff Diary. Articles to be sent to 23 February 2020 No service [email protected] by 01 March 2020 Holy Communion 9.15 Minster staff March 22nd 2020. 08 March 2020 No service 15 March 2020 Evensong 6.30 pm Minster staff PUBLISHED BY 22 March 2020 No service THE CHURCH IN TICKTON 29 March 2020 No service 05 April 2020 Holy Communion 9.15 Minster staff www.ticktonchurch.co.uk 10 April 2020 At Tickton 2.00 pm Minster staff 12 April 2020 To be announced 19 April 2020 Evensong 6.30 pm Minster staff Editor/Compiler: Jon Parker Tickton Diary 32 Churchfields, Tickton, HU179SX Tel: 07443519264 [email protected] Printed by Bootyman Printers, Hull. Page - 4 Page - 5 Tickton Village Hall “What’s on” Join in at any session everyone welcome Monday 1.30 pm - Salsa Exercise 7.00pm - Indoor Bowls Tuesday 6.30 pm - Youth Club 6.45 pm - Karate Wednesday 10.00 am - FITTA light exercise 1.00 pm - FITTA Crafts 7.30 pm - Dog Training Club Thursday 1.30 pm - Tai Chi & Qigong 7.00 pm - Indoor Bowls 7.30 pm - Bingo Friday 9.30 am - Yoga 11.30 am - f-IT-ta (Computers) Saturday 9.30 am - CookStars - cooking for children All enquiries to the Village Hall Secretary and your details will be passed on to the organisers of the above groups Telephone 01964 543594 Email: [email protected] Page - 6 CHURCH NEWS... CHRISTMAS EVENTS & MORE Charity Collections The... Village Carol Evening on December 16th raised £276.28, which has been split between Action for Children and the local dementia charity. The Christingle Service on Christmas Eve raised £76.24, which goes to The Children’s Society. The December retiring collections at church raised £106 for Crisis, the national charity working with the homeless. New afternoon/evening service on the second Sunday of the month The first of the newly-timed afternoon services took place on January 12th. The Vicar, Jonathan, led an informal Holy Communion at St Paul’s, during which the usual sermon was replaced by a discussion, based around the gospel reading for the day, which was the baptism of Jesus by John in the river Jordan. All agreed that it was good to change from the usual format, and we’re looking forward to continuing this style of worship on the second Sunday of each month. The next one will be on February 9th, at 4 pm, and will be at the Methodist Church, so that we can decide between us which of our two venues best suit this service. Keep your eyes on the Notice Boards for info about March and future services. Bookings for the Methodist Church Mrs Cross – Katie – is retiring from her role as bookings secretary after many years’ service, which followed her time as Churchwarden. Grateful thanks to her for all that she has done over this long time. Bookings will now be managed by Pauline Jeffery (501944), who, as Church Treasurer, already deals with the financial side. Please contact her for occasional as well as prospective regular bookings of the building. Looking forward to Easter
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