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Parish News March 2020 The Parish of Upper Ryedale St John, Bilsdale Midcable St Michael, Cold Kirby Parish News March 2020 All Saints, Hawnby All Saints, Old Byland St Mary, Scawton Who’s who Parish Website: https//www.upperryedale.org.uk Vicar Revd Tim Robinson 01439 770983 [email protected] Parish Deacon Revd Helen Rawlings 01439 798175 [email protected] PCC Vice Chairman Honor Wright 01845 597464 PCC Secretary Elizabeth Settle 01845 597806 PCC Treasurer Joyce Garbutt 01439 798247 Safeguarding Officer George Gyte 01439 798992 Deanery Synod Tony Briggs 01439 798320 Honor Wright 01845 597464 Editor Parish News Chris Barnard 01439 798426 St John Bilsdale Churchwardens Jo Briggs 01439 798320 Vacant Treasurer Ann Parcell 01439 798083 Secretary Jo Briggs 01439 798320 St Michael Cold Kirby Churchwardens Honor Wright 01845 597464 Vacant 01845 597321 Treasurer Margaret Redhead 01845 597258 Secretary Honor Wright 01845 597464 All Saints Hawnby Churchwardens Ben Houghton 01439 798249 Vacant Treasurer Ben Houghton 01439 798249 Secretary Jamie Savile 01439 798380 All Saints Old Byland Churchwardens Chris Barnard 01439 798426 Elizabeth Settle 01845 597806 Treasurer Joyce Garbutt 01439 798247 Secretary Mal Gyte 07917 127584 St Mary Scawton Churchwardens Dorothy Garbutt 01439 770586 Vacant Treasurer Ken Garbutt 01439 770586 Secretary Dorothy Garbutt 01439 770586 Rotas March April Cold Kirby Kathleen Hope Cleaning & flowers Coffee Old Byland Elizabeth Settle Sarah Swallow Scawton Shirley Cornforth Barbara Barnard The Revd Helen Rawlings writes Dear Friends Our Lent groups this year will take place at the Rectory, every Tuesday afternoon during Lent, starting on Tuesday 3rd March at 2 pm. They will be very similar to our monthly Tea at the Rectory with Tea and cakes but we will start with a short discussion about some of the issues of the day and how we respond as Christians. 1. Same sex marriage/civil partnerships: The Bishop’s pastoral letter on this subject has received much criticism including from clergy. Do you have an opinion? Assisted dying: Often in the news, many have called for changes in the law, How do we feel? 2. Global warming: Do we believe it, and if we do, what can we do as individuals and what is our duty as Christians? 3. Asylum seekers or economic refugees. Are we welcoming to those fleeing from areas of conflict? Or are we tempted to blame them for our troubles? For the fifth week we will have a ‘normal’ Tea and cakes afternoon. Make a note in your diary Come and See. The Bishop’s Mission to Yorkshire will be visiting Upper Ryedale on Saturday 14th March. Come and See is the Northern Bishops’ Mission to the Diocese of York, led by the Archbishop of York taking place from 12th to 15th March 2020. Come and See is an opportunity for us to unite in local mission and evangelism. We pray, we invite, we celebrate and we offer hospitality, all in the power of the Holy Spirit, telling the Good News of Jesus Christ. *************************************************************** *************************************************************** Come and See for yourself Garden Party at the Rectory (inside if wet) 3pm. Saturday 14th March Tea – Cakes – Raffle -Stalls Free entry *************************************************************** Come and See There will be a weekend of exciting FREE events at a church near you on 12th – 15th March, see the posters on the notice boards for the full programme. Other local events are; Saturday, 14th March All Saints Church, Helmsley – ‘Pop Up Café & Prayer Stations’ 10.00am – 4.00pm. ‘Litter Pick & Family Fun’ 4.00pm – 5.30pm Deacon Helen Parish News PCC Meeting The next PCC meeting will be on Monday, 23rd March 2020 to be preceded by Annual General Meeting at 2.00pm at The Cottage, Cold Kirby. Everyone is welcome to attend the AGM. NOTE TIME. Church Meetings We have nearly competed this year’s church meetings, the only outstanding one is for Old Byland on Monday, 2nd March at 2.00pm in the Rectory. Everyone is welcome at these meetings (church- going or not). We would welcome new ideas to help us keep our beautiful, historic little churches open and functioning. Tea at the Rectory The next Tea at the Rectory will be on Tuesday, 31st March at 2.00pm. Dates for your diary Saturday, 21st March - Leeds Town Hall 7.30pm Mendelssohn - Elijah With Rebecca Evans – soprano; Sara Fulgoni - mezzo soprano; Joshua Ellicott - tenor Matthew Brook – bass; Leeds Festival Chorus and Royal Northern Sinfonia Conducted by Simon Wright What’s on and News Luncheon Club The Luncheon Club has started again and the next lunch is on Thursday, 26th March at 12 noon in the Village Hall. See you there. W I News The next W I meeting is on Wednesday, 4th March at 2.00pm. Speaker is Anne Heading and her talk is “Wine tasting - a vicar’s guide”. The programme for the rest of the year is nearly finalised but will be available soon. Everyone is welcome to join us at any of the meetings. Cold Kirby Village Hall Dates for your Diary: Saturday, 14th March – Pop up Pub Wednesday, 18th March— Mini Bookmark Wednesday, 1st April – Mini Bookmark Friday, 3rd April – Scary Bikers Saturday, 11th April – Pop up Cafe Monday, 27th April – Cold Kirby Village Hall AGM DRAMA COMES TO COLD KIRBY! - In a new venture for the village hall we have teamed up the White Lodge Theatre Company to put on John Godber’s “Scary Bikers”, a lively comedy which should put a smile on all our faces. Much of the action takes place in a cafe bar, so we will be setting the hall out cabaret style with a licensed bar and ensuring everyone can see the action while enjoying a glass of something. The play by Yorkshire playwright John Godber won great reviews when it came out in 2018 so it should be an entertaining night. Tickets £10 to include some nibbles. Please book by calling Jerry Walker on 01845 597851 or emailing [email protected] POP-UP PUB NIGHTS AND CAFE MORNINGS - we plan to continue to hold these alternately on the second Saturday of every month. Thanks to everyone who came along to the cafe in February, when the bacon butties seemed to go down well. Next pub night will be from 7.30pm on 14 March. Looking forward to seeing you there. Mini bookmark- for preschool and primary aged children. A chance to share a book, socialise and craft. We are trialling the running of this on a Wednesday evening to fit around various after school activities. Next dates are 18th March, 1st April, with a 5.30pm start. Contact Becky 07985676385 for more details. AGM - New Date – we are postponing the AGM until Monday 27 April. More details in next month’s Parish News. HALL IMPROVEMENTS - as described in last months Parish News we have plans to improve the furniture and fittings in the hall this year. We are still putting the funding together and in addition to our own fund raising the good news is that we have been offered a community grant by the County Council which will cover some of the costs. All ideas for improvements are always welcome. Come along to the AGM to have your say. Hawnby Dominoes At the Village Hall at 7.30pm on Fridays. In the coming year it will continue to be the second Friday each month i.e. the next date is 13th March.. Refreshments and raffle. All welcome. Helmsley Arts Centre at the Old Meeting House Box Office 01439 771700 Web site: www.helmsleyarts.co.uk Theatre The Man Who Left Is Not The Man Who Came Home - Presented by Farnham Maltings. Saturday, 14th March at 7.30pm 1812 Youth Theatre Seniors: The Marxist in Heaven by Hattie Naylor (National Theatre Connections 2020). Thursday, 26th March – Saturday, 28th March at 7.30pm Music Classic Clapton - 35th Anniversary Tour. Friday, 6th March at 7.30pm HAZEL O'CONNOR Breaking Glass 40 Years On-Hallelujah! *SOLD OUT*. Friday, 20th March, Doors open 7.30pm for approx. 8.00pm Talks THE ARTS SOCIETY HELMSLEY: St. Cecilia's Halo: Music, Sex and Death in Victorian Art. Monday, 2nd March at 7.30pm Ryedale Family History Group: The Wild Drover - A Talk by Ken Braithwaite. Wednesday, 18th March, 2.00pm Start Live Screening Bolshoi Ballet Live: Romeo & Juliet. Sunday, 29th March at 3.00pm Workshop Two Day Shirtmaking Workshop with Tabitha Grove. Sunday, 8th March, 10.00am – 5.00pm Exhibition Momentum II - Private View hosted by textile artist Dionne Swift. Sunday, 1st March, 2.00pm – 4.00pm Dionne Swift Art Exhibition. Tuesday, 3rd March – Friday, 1st May, 10.00am – 3.00pm Cinema Ordinary Love (12A). Wednesday, 4th March at 7.30pm Cats (PG). Wednesday, 11th March at 7.30pm Always Moving Forward: The Story of the Hard Moors 55 (U). Sunday, 15th March, 6.30pm – 9.30pm The Personal History of David Copperfield (PG). Wednesday, 18th March at 7.30pm Hawnby Stores and Tearoom. YO62 5QR 01439 798223. [email protected] Opening times. Mon. Tues. Thurs. Fri & Sat 8am to 8pm. Wed 8am to 1pm. Sun 10.30am to 8pm Fully licensed general store with weekly box delivery or collection service including fresh fruit, vegetables and meats. Newspapers, magazines and postal services. Tearoom serving locally sourced value for money teas and snacks till late. Mobile top ups and bill payments. Wireless broadband internet access CARLTON SERVICE STATION Richard Shores and Tracy Thompson of Carlton Service Station are delighted to be able to offer the residents of Upper Ryedale a 10% discount on labour. All makes and models of cars, 4x4s, light vans and trailers serviced and MOTs carried out. Modern Diagnostic Equipment; Tyres & Exhausts at competitive prices Richard can collect your car from home, carry out an inspection to see what work is required and contact you by phone to advise of price Courtesy car available, subject to insurance.
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