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HIBALDSTOW VILLAGE VOICE Volume 20 - Number 6 December 2017 and January 2018 Adverts are designed free of charge if required. The costs are as follows:- Sponsored by Full page is £24 (portrait); Half page is £12 (landscape)W PARISH W PARISH YBA YBA TO C TO C . H LD . H LD S O S O T S ST S D U D U S L L N N S S A C A C E Y Quarter page is £6 (portrait) E Y B B I R T I I R T HIBALDSTOW I I L V HIBALDSTOW I L V H I N H S I N N U S N E E U G M For more information contact: E E G R G M T R V A H M G I L T M E CO V A N IL H O LOCAL IN LL G THE V VILLAGEE L L C VOICEThere are SO many things Sylvia Wattam 01652 652790 G THE VI VILLAGE VOICE OCA Send any adverts for insertion to happening in and [email protected] around Hibaldstow - Please note that any new adverts or changes to adverts need submitting Concerts, Pantomimes, by or before the deadline date shown inside the front cover of Village Voice. Pie and Pea Supper, www.glanfordlindsey.lions105e.org.uk Carol Services, 016526554 Jazz Night, Christmas Market and much much more Hibaldstow Airfield Community @merlinrenewables.co.uk Read on!!!!! VILLAGE VOICE CONTACTS www.skydiving.co.uk Charity and Beginner Courses 01652 659454 [email protected] A. M. Borrill Adverts: Caravan Storage [email protected] 07785731106 Finances: Sylvia Wattam [email protected] Techrete (UK) Ltd. 01652 652790 Station Road, Scawby Distribution:- 01652 654574 01652 659454 Valerie and Peter Moore Church:- Rev David Eames www.thesteelrooms.com 01652 600860 01652 657256 Council:- Deborah Hotson 07842201877 Editorial It seems inconceivable that yet another year has flown by but it has! In this edition there are lots of things happening in and around Hibaldstow so I hope that you enjoy reading about them all. I would like to thank all the people who Event Day Venue Time make the magazine by sending in contributions. Please keep them coming!! Also, if you know of someone who may like to advertise their business then Short Mat Bowls Club Every Monday Village Hall 2.00pm please mention Village Voice to them as our rates are very competitive. May I Scouts Every Monday Village Hall 5.45pm take this opportunity of wishing you all a happy and peaceful festive season and 11.00am - Rural Day Centre Every Tuesday Village Hall hope that 2018 will be a good year for you all. 2.00pm Sue Mayers Kurling Every Tuesday Village Hall 2.00pm CONTACT DETAILS Zumba Every Wednesday Village Hall 6.00pm Please submit all contributions for the next edition of Hibaldstow Village Voice by Wednesday 10th January 2018 Short Mat Bowls Club Every Wednesday Village Hall 7.15pm for BOTH articles AND adverts. Every Thursday ARTICLES to [email protected] Short Mat Bowls League Matches Village hall 7.15pm Night ADVERTS to [email protected] Event Day Venue Time Distribution - Valerie and Peter on 01652 654574 Hibaldstow Pop-In Every Monday Church Hall 9.30am Finances - Sylvia Wattam on 01652 652790 [email protected] 1.00pm - Art Class Every Monday Church Hall 3.00pm USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS 1st Tuesday of the Hibaldstow W.I. Church Hall 7.30pm Hibaldstow Medical Practice (01652) 650580 month 1.30pm - Scunthorpe General Hospital (01724) 282282 Chair Exercises Every Wednesday Church Hall 2.30pm North Lincolnshire Council (01724) 296296 Last Wednesday of Astronomy Society 7.30pm the month Church Hall NHS Direct 111 3rd Thursday of the History Club 7.30pm month Church Hall National Gas Emergency Service 0800 111 999 Bi-monthly on the first Thursday of the Book Club 7.30pm Anglian Water 08457 145 145 month starting from Church Hall February Electricity - Emergency and Supply failures 0800 375 675 Event Day Venue Time Police (Non-emergency) 101 Last Friday of the Methodist Cake and Company 2.30pm - 4.30pm month Church Hall Church Hall (01652) 652120 (01652) 650896 Communion and Every Wednesday Scawby Church 10.00am Village Hall (01652) 652227 Coffee Notices and Service details from Reverend David Eames. HIBALDSTOW PLAYING FIELD 180 CLUB The 180 Club helps support the Village Hall Committee to raise funds to Advent Talks: We have organised four Advent Talks, each entitled maintain, develop and upkeep the Village Hall Playing Field and play equipment for "My Advent Hope.” All the talks will be held at Hibaldstow Methodist Chapel Hall at 7.00pm. the enjoyment of all. ● Thurs 23rd Nov: The Venerable Mark Steadman, Archdeacon of Stow It only costs £13 per year to buy a number and become a member giving you a and Lindsey chance of winning £40 each month and to be entered in our main prize draw held ● Thurs 30th Nov: Rev. Bruce Thompson, Chair of Lincolnshire Methodist at our FREE social night. District You can purchase more than one number and the club is open to non-residents of ● Thurs 7th Dec: The Rt Reverend Dr David Court, Bishop of Grimsby Hibaldstow so why not get a number for friends or family. ● Thurs 14th Dec: Rev. Nichola Jones, Superintendent Minister, Barton and Brigg Methodist Circuit ANNUAL SOCIAL NIGHT AND MAIN PRIZE DRAW Midweek Services: "Everyone loves the Christmas story. But the story of the Members and guests are invited to join us on baby in the manger is the culmination of a thousand other stories. It is the focus of the story of the Bible and the story of human history" For our midweek Saturday 25th November for a pie and pea supper services during Advent we'll be using readings and reflections from Tim Chester's 7.15pm at Hibaldstow Village Hall book "The One True Story." We will be doing a different reflection at Supper will be provided so bring along your each service so feel free to come to as many of the services as you like. favourite drink to go with it. Memorial Service: This year's Memorial Service for anyone who has lost loved Please let us know as soon as possible if you will be joining us. ones will be on Wednesday 20th December, 7.00pm at St Hybald's, Hibaldstow, please feel free to come along no matter how long ago you lost someone special. We will be reading out the list of all those for whom we've done The collection of membership fees for 2018 will begin shortly. Anyone wishing to funerals over the past year, but if you'd like anyone else to be remembered at join or wanting more information about the club or social night please contact. the service, please add their names (or initials) to the list at the back of any of Elaine on 652227; Lesley on 652120; the churches. Phil on 659073 or John on 651941 Group New Year's Service - Sunday 31st December, 10.45am in Broughton. There will be just one service on New Year's Eve, which will be a 'Songs of Praise' style service with carols and readings. A great chance to thank September No. 30 C. Denton God for the year that's passed and look forward to the year to come. October No. 140 G. Dale Christmas Flowers in the Churchyard: Christmas is a time when people often want to leave flowers on the graves of loved ones, so I'd like to take this opportunity to highlight the regulations regarding artificial flowers in the The Brigg Singers are presenting their churchyard of St Hybald's. What is and what is not allowed in a churchyard is set out in the Churchyard Regulations 2008 (updated 2012) of the Diocese of Lincoln, Christmas Concert which are available on request from the Rev. David Eames or on the Diocese of at Brigg Methodist Church Lincoln's website. With regards to artificial flowers it states that "No artificial on Monday 11th December starting flowers may be placed in a churchyard except Remembrance Day poppies, at 7.30pm traditional Christmas wreaths and good quality silk flowers, and these shall be removed within 3 months. The PCC has authority to remove any artificial flowers which is the absolutely perfect start to the Festive Season. which do not comply." [Para 4 (i)]. We would be grateful if any floral tributes that There are still some tickets available at £5 each which are left conform with the Churchyard Regulations. If you need any further include light refreshments and these are available from information, please contact the Rev. David Eames. Thank you choir members, on the door or by calling 01724 842485 DECOR 8 CHURCH STREET STORES Denise Mitchell 01652 618460 01652 654198 your very own Mobile: 07813726802 YOUR VILLAGE SHOP STUART’S 07505951994 and NEWSAGENTS Decorating Services Mobile Hairdresser Call Decor 8 for ALL Open 6 ‘til 8 Monday to Saturday I am a Fully Qualified, your decorating 6 ‘til 12 on Sunday. Paper Hanging Reliable, Very Experienced, Friendly, No job too big or small, Hot and Cold Sandwiches Painting Freelance Stylist. just call Tim or Janice FRESHLY MADE. 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    Kirton in Lindsey 09.10 13.13 17.14 Want to know more? Train Times (Saturday only) Sheffield to Cleethorpes CLEETHORPES Sheffield 08.03 12.03 16.01 Tourist information 01472 323111 Worksop 08.33 12.35 16.36 BRIGG London Kings Cross dep 06.15 09.48 13.48 Tourist Information 01652 657 053 Retford 08.44 12.45 16.46 e-mail [email protected] London Kings Cross arr 10.30 15.10 19.42 Brigg Town Football Club 01652 651 605 Gainsborough Central 09.00 13.01 17.01 KIRTON IN LINDSEY Kirton in Lindsey 09.13 13.14 17.14 Tourist Information 01652 657 053 Brigg 09.22 13.27 17.23 NATIONAL RAIL ENQUIRIES Barnetby 09.38 13.37 17.37 03457 48 49 50 Habrough 09.4813.48 17.47 http://www.nationalrail.co.uk Grimsby Town 10.00 14.01 18.01 Cleethorpes 10.13 14.12 18.11 GAINSBOROUGH Tourist Information 01427 676 666 Train Times (Saturday only) Rail users groups Cleethorpes to Sheffield FoBLL [email protected] Cleethorpes 11.10 15.20 18.32 GRaB http://grab.eavb.co.uk/ Grimsby Town 11.17 15.27 18.43 Sample Fares Habrough 11.28 15.37 18.53 Barnetby 11.38 15.48 19.02 Day returns to Cleethorpes from Brigg 11.44 15.53 19.08 Sheffield via Brigg £19.00, Worksop £18.70 Kirton in Lindsey 11.53 16.02 19.17 Retford £18.50, Gainsborough £15.40 Gainsborough Central 12.20 16.20 19.35 Kirton in Lindsey £14.50, Brigg £11.40 London Kings Cross dep 09.48 13.48 18.03 Saturday Only Day returns to Brigg from Retford 12.36 16.36 19.55 Sheffield, Darnall, Woodhouse, Kiveton Sheffield £17.40, Worksop £11.10, London Kings Cross arr 15.10 19.45 22.25 Bridge, Kiveton Park, Shireoaks, Worksop, Retford £10.90, Grimsby £11.00 Worksop 12.47 16.47 20.06 Retford, Gainsborough Central, Day returns to Gainsborough from Sheffield 13.23 17.23 20.39 Grimsby £15.20, Kirton in LIndsey £7.90 All trains call at Darnall, Woodhouse, Kiveton Kirton in Lindsey, Brigg, Barnetby, Retford 7.90, Worksop £9.40 Bridge, Kiveton Park and Shireoaks.