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Worlaby Views Worlaby Views This issue of Worlaby Views paid for by the Annual Plant Sale Winter 2013 Printed by Newton Printers, Barton WV41cover Nov Dec.indd 1 17/10/2013 13:26 If using any of the companies advertising in the DIRECTORY magazine, please quote Worlaby Views Magazine. PETS HORSES FARM ANIMALS Joshua Triumphs in the Triathlon! OLD COURTS VETERINARY CENTRE Mon-Fri 8.30-10.30am, 4.30-6.30pm My name is Joshua Jones and I have been competing in sprint triathlons for two years. By appointment only – and at other times Before then I was a national swimmer and I swam competitively for four years, fi nishing Tel: 01652 653224 3rd in England for my age group at Breaststroke. 11 Barnard Avenue, Brigg, DN20 8AS Open clinics at 2 Burgate, Barton and I really enjoy the training behind each discipline and the fact that you get out what you put 76 West Street, Winterton it. What motivates me the most is striving to be the best and the buzz from winning. 24 Hour Emergency Service Provided This year I have stepped up to the mark as I have increased my training amount which has shown in my results. Also a local coach has taken me under his wing, supplying me with specifi c training advice to help me improve upon my times. ABACUS PRIVATE HIRE ARE YOU LOOKING AFTER SOMEONE WHO IS ELDERLY, ILL OR The last Triathlon I did was the ‘The Drax Goole Triathlon’ and I managed to take fi rst DISABLED? DON’T KNOW WHERE TO TURN? For a friendly and reliable service place (presentation picture, below) so I was really pleased with this and I’m now really Call the CARERS’ SUPPORT CENTRE focused on my next event as I’m currently ranked Number 1 in the Point 7 Race Series. www.abacusprivatehire.co.uk for information and support My last triathlon of the year is going to be the Brigg Sprint Triathlon. Last year I fi nished 7th Wheelchair Friendly Tel: 01652 650585 11 Redcombe Lane, Brigg overall and my aim for this year is to improve upon this fi nishing position. Tel: 07918 621289 Email: [email protected] Next year I am looking at doing more Sprint distance races and an Olympic distance Website: www.carerssupportcentre.com triathlon, with I hope, the backing of the OTCF. Reg. Charity No. 1070028 Company Limited by Guarantee No. 3540988 STOP PRESS! Joshua did indeed improve on last year’s 7th position in the Brigg Sprint Triathlon, winning the event! Many congratulations to him! WILLOW TREE Laburnum Plant Opening hours March to Nov: Tues-Sun 11am-5pm GARDEN SERVICES Centre, (Open Bank Holiday Mondays) Maintenance•Design•Landscape Burnham For Winter opening please call Nr Barton on Humber ahead 01469 530212 Regular work or ‘one-offs’ www.laburnumplants.co.uk Last year’s prices held Over 700 varieties of Hardy Perennial Plants along with Shrubs, Bedding plants, Hanging Baskets & Compost Just give us a call, we’ll be glad to help RHS Silver Medal Winners.. Call Ian and Grace on: 01652 618269; Located between Brigg & Barton – 2 miles off B1206 (approx 1 mile 07791 132591 or 07790 414333 after Elsham Top crossroads turn right towards Thornton Curtis) Elsham Golf Club Elsham Barton Road, Elsham Garage Services Ltd Barton Road, Elsham Private Parties/Annual Dinners North Lincolnshire, DN20 0LR Catered for in our attractive restaurant Tel: 01652 653266 Contact Tim Hartley www.elshamgarage.co.uk Tel: 01652 680291 [email protected] email: offi [email protected] Quality Servicing, Tyres, MOTs & Diagnostics Front cover: Quince, September 2013 by Meg Jones WV41cover Nov Dec.indd 2 17/10/2013 13:26 Once again, many thanks to all those who have helped with the magazine by contributing articles or proofreading the text and to those who deliver it to your door. The deadline for the January/February issue is 22nd November. Please send articles, photos, news and diary dates for the magazine to [email protected] Macmillan Cancer Support Coffee Morning On the morning of the 14th September at 2 Hurds Farm the Thursday Group Ladies had a coffee and cake morning for Macmillan Cancer Support. We managed to bag some bargains on the White Elephant Stall manned by Sue Blaylock. The Tombola was a great success and it was all due to Sandra who wrapped each gift individually in Welcome green and white paper with ribbon. the colours of Macmillan cancer. She even had a bran tub. We had lots of delicious cakes made by friends and neighbours. We raised almost £280 – our thanks go to everyone who came to support this worthy charity. Lis Owen Grand Ceilidh What a fun evening this was, raising £525.00 for the defibrillator. We look forward to the next! S.T Leaning GAS FITTING, PLUMBING, HEATING Gas Safe Reg No. 20160 NEW INSTALLATIONS/REPAIRS/SERVICE/ POWERFLUSH SYSTEMS Condensing Boilers by FERROLI Over 1500 fitted – 5 year guarantee Tel: 01652 635619 Mobile: 07767 690136 Worlaby Views Winter 2013 1 Regular Events Weekly Tuesday: A short service of Communion, 9.30am St Clement’s Church Chair-based exercise class, 2pm Village Hall Brigg Tennis Club, 6-8pm Playing Fields Wednesday: Aerobics, 7pm Village Hall Friday: Early Starters Toddler Group, 9.15am-11am Village Hall Saturday: Aerobics, 9am Village Hall Fortnightly Thursday: Worlaby Crew, Village Hall Monthly Brigg Farmers’ Market is the fourth Saturday of the month, Barton Farmers’ Market is the second Saturday. Both markets are open from 9am. Pub Nights We are sorry but there are no more pub nights planned for the Village Hall. Sunday Lunches Following the break over summer, the Recreation Committee have re- commenced the ever popular Sunday lunches. To book your place, call Gill on 618321 – but do hurry as places are limited and get booked up quickly! Diary Dates Half Term Halloween Activities Halloween activities all school half term week at Waters’ Edge Visitor centre in Barton, culminating in the Children’s Halloween Spooky Disco on 31tst October. Get your tickets and book places for activities in advance by calling 01652 631500. Bonfire Night in Worlaby – Saturday nd2 November Saturday 2nd November, Worlaby Recreation Ground. Gates open at 6pm, fire lit at 7pm and fireworks at 7.30pm. Adults £3, accompanied children £1. In the interests of safety please do not bring any fireworks or sparklers with you. There will be a BBQ and hot and cold drinks will be available. If you have any wood or garden prunings for the bonfire please bring them along between 10am and 12 noon on the day. 2 Worlaby Views Winter 2013 Worlaby Dickensian Christmas Fayre Sunday 24th November, 2pm-5pm in the Village Hall Come along and buy handmade cards and inspiring gifts from local craftspeople, try your luck at the famous ‘Christmas Tombola’ and get into the festive spirit with entertainment and games for all the family. Free admission. Like to book a stall? Call Christine on 01652 618916. Carols by Candlelight – 6pm Christmas Eve The traditional start to a Worlaby Christmas – Carols by Candlelight in St Clement’s Church, with wine and mince pies. November and Events Diary Dates 2nd: Bonfire Night, Worlaby Recreation Ground. Gates open at 6pm, fire lit at 7pm and fireworks at 7.30pm. Adults £3, accompanied children £1. 10th: Remembrance Day service, Jonathan Noel-Hines will take the service at St Clement’s Church 10.15am, followed by the Act of Remembrance at the War Memorial at 11.00am 11th: WI 7.15pm Village Hall, Talk by Don Barker on Architectural and Ecclesiastical Blacksmiths 17th: Sunday lunch, 1pm Village Hall. To book call Gill on 618321 21st: Thursday Group, 7.30pm Village Hall 23rd: Evensong with Andrew Ballard and his choir 4pm, followed by refreshments St Clement’s Church, at 4pm 24th: Parish Communion, 9.30am St Clement’s Church Worlaby Dickensian Christmas Fayre, 2pm-5pm in the Village Hall. 29th: Brigg Lions Christmas Fayre, from 4pm, Market Place and Wrawby Street 30th: Barton Christmas Market For more details of both Christmas markets, please visit: http://www.northlincs.gov.uk/ December 8th: Morning Prayer, 9.30am St Clement’s Church Christmas Dinner, 1pm Village Hall. To book call Gill on 618321 9th: WI 7.15pm, Village Hall, History in the Making 10th: KS1 Play/ KS2 Carol Concert Dress Rehearsal at 2pm 19th: Thursday Group, 7.30pm 22nd: Parish Communion, 9.30am St Clement’s Church 24th: Carols by Candlelight, with wine and mince pies, 6pm St Clement’s Church Worlaby Views Winter 2013 3 Two young Worlaby Actors performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival August 2013. Joe McWilliam (aged 17) of Hurds Farm and Julian Plunkett (aged 14) of New Road, beat off stiff competition at auditions to perform in a new Duck Egg Theatre Co. Musical previewing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival for a week this August. Entitled A Little Piece of Heaven. It centres on teenager Shanie who develops a massive teen-cult internet following during the 2012 Olympic Games Ceremony revolving around actual teenage conspiracy theories. Joe played Dom, a leading character and nasty power-crazed individual. Julian, the youngest member, played Elijah, a computer geek, only there to help the cult with Powerpoint, but mercilessly dragged into the action. Both boys had solo singing parts, and Joe played guitar in the show. At auditions both boys performed a drama solo, a rock song and were tested on their musical ability. They travelled to Edinburgh on August 10th and during the five action-packed days that followed, they performed the play daily at Paradise at St Augustine’s in Edinburgh centre.
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