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Warbler 12-11.Pub A Newsletter for Wolds Valley Residents ISSUE 86 ● NOVEMBER 2012 Final copy date 18th November for the AnA View update from from Cllr Ryedale Janet Sanderson House December issue to:- Trevor Thomson Whether as individuals or businesses, over the last 15 years or so we have become Gypsey Cottage, Main Road, Weaverthorpe, increasingly dependent upon the internet. The speed at which data can be up or downloaded YO17 8EY can be critical (especially for business) and, to that end, those of us in rural communities have Telephone: 01944 738804 fallen markedly behind our urban cousins. Put simply lack of high speed broadband (‘hsbb’) is Email: [email protected] a barrier to growth and investment. (DISCLAIMER: Any correspondence/articles To their credit, both the District and County Councils have been working hard to take advantage printed in the Warbler are entirely the of a central government initiative to deliver hsbb to rural areas. This was to be (and may still responsibility of the contributor) be) achieved using satellite or wireless technology and delivered by independent internet service providers (‘ISPs’). Encouragingly, several months ago, the Wolds was selected as the priority area for hsbb delivery and work should have by now commenced. However, in recent weeks, the matter has become a little complicated. British Telecom have now got involved with a ‘fibre to the cabinet’ (as opposed to wireless/satellite) scheme which is earmarked for rural market towns. It is not certain how far this scheme will extend out into the countryside. Frustratingly, this has led to a pause as the competing providers wait to find out. At both the District and County Councils, both Janet & I will continue to keep up the pressure on this project. In the meantime, and if you haven’t done so already, please ‘log on’ to http://www.northyorks.gov.uk/broadbandsurvey so we can let the powers that be know how important hsbb is to us. As before, please feel free to contact me at [email protected] regarding any issue that falls within the District Council’s control. We URGENTLY need a distributor for West Lutton. To deliver 50 copies along the main road and adjoining areas. If you can help, please contact the Warbler on 01944 738804. Weaverthorpe Village Hall Sunday 4th November, 7.00 pm Tickets: Adult £8.50, Child £6.00 Weaverthorpe Village Hall presents “If the River was Including a FREE tot of whiskey or soft drink Whiskey”, a searing mix of folk & blues music accompanying the story of Willy O’Connell & his love affair with whiskey. Box Office: This six piece band will take you on a “thrilling and heart 01944 738617 / 01944 738804 / 01944 738761 pounding journey”. Or buy tickets from The Star Inn The bar will be available - enjoy the evening with a wee dram in hand. Main Street, Weaverthorpe, YO17 8HA Don’t forget the Villages Website (http://luttonsandweaverthorpe.ryedaleconnect.org.uk) The website is building up a directory of local businesses. If you are within a 10 mile radius and would like to advertise your business, please get in touch – [email protected] The Wolds Valley Warbler provides a means of communication between the communities of: Wharram-Le-Street, Duggleby, Kirby Grindalythe, West Lutton, East Lutton, Helperthorpe, Weaverthorpe, Butterwick and Foxholes. With grateful thanks to L.H.Sleightholme Ltd, Helperthorpe, for paper and photocopying facilities, and Vellco Tyre Control for additional sponsorship. The Taizé Community Services for the Month of November Everything began in 1940 when, at the age of twenty-five, Brother Roger left Switzerland, the country where he was born, to go and live in France, the country his mother came from. Anglican Churches When the Second World War began, he had 2nd Nov 18.30 All Souls Service at St Mary’s West Lutton the conviction that he should come to the assistance of people devastated by the 4th Nov 09.00 Holy Communion at St Andrew’s Weaverthorpe destruction and forced to leave their towns 10.30 Holy Communion at St Mary’s West Lutton and villages. The small village of Taizé, where he settled, was quite close to the demarcation 10.30 Harvest Service at St Mary’s Wharram line dividing France in two: it was well situated 11th Nov Remembrance Sunday for sheltering refugees fleeing the war. Friends from Lyon started giving the address 10.00 Service at St Andrew’s Weaverthorpe and 10.50 at the of Taizé to people in need of a place of safety. War Memorial Today, the Taizé Community is made up of over a hundred brothers, Catholics and from 18th Nov 09.00 Holy Communion at St Mary’s West Lutton various Protestant backgrounds, coming from 10.30 Holy Communion at St Mary’s Wharram around thirty nations. By its very existence, 17.00 Taizé Service at St Andrew’s Weaverthorpe the community is a “parable of community” that wants its life to be a sign of reconciliation 25th Nov 09.00 Holy Communion at St Andrew’s Kirby Grindalythe between divided Christians and between 10.30 Family Service at St. Peter’s Helperthorpe separated peoples. Over the years, young adults have been Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals and other enquiries coming to Taizé great numbers; they come should be directed to the Rev Andy Bowden on from every continent to take part in weekly 01944 738814 or email [email protected] meetings. When we called in one evening For parishioners, your first point of call on all church related matters there were over 5,000 people in their church service and we amongst the oldest there, should be your churchwarden. most were in their late teens and twenties. In fact it is three times each day, when Wolds Valley Methodist Church, Weaverthorpe everything stops on the hill of Taizé: the work, (Serving the whole Wolds Valley) the Bible studies, the small-group discussions. The bells call everyone to the church for 4th Nov 15.00 Holy Communion led by Rev. Elizabeth Clark prayer. Hundreds, sometimes thousands of young adults from many different countries 11th Nov 15.00 Worship led by Mrs Rosie Coles across the world pray and sing with the brothers of the community. Short songs sung 18th Nov 15.00 United Service with Rev. Andy Bowden and Rev. over and over again that, in a few words, Elizabeth Clark express a basic reality, quickly grasped by the mind. Then the Bible is read in several 28th Oct 15.00 Worship led by Mr. Michael Bursell languages. At the center of every prayer All services are followed by a cup of tea or coffee and a chat about local life. service, a long moment of silence offers an irreplaceable opportunity to encounter God. Coffee Mornings If you would like to experience something of Coffee mornings continue every Monday (except Bank Holidays) from 10.00 music and prayers that come from this special until 11.30 Taizé Community then come along to St. Andrew’s Church, Weaverthorpe on Sunday Baptisms, funerals or other enquiries should be addressed to: 18th November 2012 at 5 pm. Rev Elizabeth Clark — Tel: 01944 710757 Rev. Andy Bowden CHILDREN’S FUNDAY CLUB WEAVERTHORPE CHURCHYARD Weaverthorpe Funday Club will meet on Sunday The team from Basics Plus 4th November at 4 pm (St. have been busy cutting the HARVEST SERVICE Mary's West Lutton), when we churchyard once again. Chris Thank you to everyone will be looking at 'Joseph' and his Howe keeps it tidy throughout who joined Weaverthorpe extremely colourful coat! Do the year, not forgetting School for the harvest come along and help us to make Andrew and Graham festival, it was lovely to the coat with lots of McKinley who are to be share this special service refreshments to follow. For our December session we praised for their efforts for with so many families & friends. We received the churchyard extension some lovely gifts which we were able to share will be joining the Christingle service at Weaverthorpe with the local community. church. We do hope to see you there and if you need a looking so well tended. A big thank you to all of you! Thanks lift please see the Vicar or ring Ann on 738718. All Sally(Admin) children welcome. Elsie Williamson and the PCC Weaverthorpe Christmas Fayre St Leonard & St Mary's RC Church, Malton WEAVERTHORPE Saturday 24th November 6-8 pm Masses at St Leonard & St Mary's take place at the weekend CHURCH at 6.30 pm on Saturdays and 9.30 pm on Sundays The Ladies will be arranging Come and visit Santa in his grotto and various other services are held throughout the week. flowers in Elsie Williamson will be doing the Priest is Father Tim Bywater while Mrs Sue Westmacott is St Andrews Church on church raffle and would the pastoral assistant. Saturday 10th like donations please. If Address: Church Hill, Malton, YO17 7EJ. tel/fax: 01653 November from you have anything suitable 692128 2.30 pm. email: [email protected] Everyone welcome you can contact Elsie via 2 to help the Warbler. WOLDS VALLEY Zumba® is an The Star Inn Weaverthorpe exhilarating, YOUTH effective, easy- Quiz night Would like to invite to-follow, Latin- Sunday 25th November you to a World War II- inspired, calorie- burning dance fitness-party™ that’s moving (last Sunday of every month) themed tea dance millions of people toward joy and health. at 8.30 pm. £1 a person Friday 9th November 5-7 pm 2 for £12 on selected pizzas Weaverthorpe Village Hall. Come join the fun at Money raised going to local charities Weaverthorpe Village Hall Bullseye challenge, (everyone who enters There will be 40’s music and every refreshments.
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