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Worlaby Views Looking ahead to July 2012 More Hidden Worlaby Gardens Worlaby Views This issue of Worlaby Views paid for by the Christmas Concert New Year 2012 Printed by Newton Printers, Barton WV30 cover Jan FebNEW.indd 1 12/12/2011 23:09 Welcome to the first issue of Worlaby Views for 2012. It’s another packed issue, revealing just what an exciting and busy 2011 we have enjoyed. There are also several articles looking at the recent and more distant past of our village and local area, as well as a fascinating account by Ian’s mum about her time training as a nurse during the war. Thanks to Worlaby’s keen photographers (especially Ian and Dawn) we have had some beautiful covers for the magazines. If you have photos showing different views of Worlaby throughout the year, please do email hi-res versions to me at [email protected] January 1st: Joint Holy Communion Service for our group of churches, 10am St Andrew’s Bonby 3rd: Communion Service 9.15am St Clement’s Church (and every Tuesday) 5th: Worlaby Crew Youth Club 7th: Aerobics 9am Village Hall (and every Saturday) 8th: Morning Prayer Service 10am St Clement’s Church 9th: WI 7.15pm Village Hall Zumba 7-8pm Village Hall (and every Monday) Diary Dates 11th: Zumba 7-8pm Village Hall (and every Wednesday) 13th: Toddler Group 0-5 years 9-12 noon Village Hall (and every Friday) Pub Night Village Hall 15th: Sunday lunch 1pm 19th: Thursday Group at Live, Love and Create Worlaby Crew Youth Club 31st: Pub Night Village Hall February 2nd: Worlaby Crew Youth Club 3rd: Toddler Group 0-5 years 9-12 noon Village Hall (and every Friday) 4th: Aerobics 9am Village Hall (and every Saturday) 6th: Zumba 7-8pm Village Hall (and every Monday) 7th: Communion Service 9.15am St Clement’s Church (and every Tuesday) Walking the Way to Health 3-mile walk 10am Meet Main Street, followed by lunch at the Church 8th: Zumba 7-8pm Village Hall (and every Wednesday) 10th: Pub Night Village Hall 12th: Morning Prayer Service 10am St Clement’s Church 13th: WI 7.15pm Village Hall 16th: Thursday Group Annual Meeting 7.30pm Village Hall Worlaby Crew Youth Club 24th: Pub Night Village Hall 26th: Parish Communion Service 9.15am St Clement’s Church 30th: Worlaby Crew Youth Club Contributions to the March/April issue The deadline for the March/April magazine is 25th January. Please email articles, diary dates, notices, family news to [email protected] Worlaby Views New Year 2012 1 NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH Just a reminder to contact the police about anything or anyone suspicious, at any time of the day or night. Don’t be afraid of wasting their time they rely on this information. Even if no action is taken by the police, the fact that a call has been logged may assist with new or on going investigations. So if something is causing you concern, please ring the new easy to remember 101 number. Thanks to all of you who have attended meetings over the course of the year. Do remember that you are all members of the Neighbourhood Watch. I hope to arrange a meeting in February or March and look forward to meeting you there – please keep an eye out for posters nearer the time. Wishing all residents a safe and secure 2012. Lesley Robinson, Neighbourhood Watch Coordinator Tel: 618494 [email protected] WALKING THE WAY TO HEALTH Walking the Way to Health in North Lincolnshire would like to thank Sue Webster and all the ladies who provide the walkers with wonderful refreshments after the walk which took place in Worlaby today 24th November, 30 walkers enjoyed refreshments in the Church. All are welcome so why not come and join a friendly walking group who enjoy Our Village & Neighbourhood Our Village walks all over North Lincolnshire? The next 3-mile walk in Worlaby will be on Tuesday 7th February starting from Main Street at 10.30am, with refreshments again being provided in the church. For more information contact me on 01724 297631 Christine Johnson, Health Walk Coordinator 2 Worlaby Views New Year 2012 NORTH LINCS COUNCIL WINTER SERVICE POLICY Following the severe weather event that we experienced in November/December 2010, North Lincolnshire Council (NLC) has developed a Winter Service Policy, after a wide ranging consultation exercise, which it is anticipated will provide improvements to the service to overcome issues which arose last year. NLC has increased its salt stock and they have some 5,300 tonnes available. A revised road salting regime is to be introduced covering precautionary and & Neighbourhood Our Village secondary routes. The Parish Council will be provided with 2 tonnes of additional salt and extra salt bins which you will already have seen around the village. A number of contractors/farmers in the parish have registered to carry out snow clearing work and NLC has allocated a fixed budget for the Parish Council to pay for this work to be done locally The Parish Council has appointed a Snow Warden, Deb Hotson, to authorise and activate contractors to carry out snow clearance in our parish. This gives a brief overview of significantly improved operational measures put in place to manage a severe weather event more effectively than last year. If you would like to volunteer to help clear the snow in and around the village please contact me and I will collate a list of volunteers. A list of priority areas will be identified and the volunteers will be contacted in the event of heavy snow fall. Deb Hotson, Parish Clerk (0784 2201877) RETRO HOUSEHOLD TIPS Warm a cup of milk then soak your hands for five minutes. The high calcium content helps to strengthen nails. Smarten up your patios this winter by using a white vinegar spray to kill those weeds. A freshly cut onion will eradicate the smell of fresh paint. Wall paper stripping will be easier if a tablespoon of baking soda is mixed in with the water. Banish tea and coffee stains from crockery by using a little white vinegar. 100 CLUB WINNERS The winners of the October draw were 1st Prize Ruth Empson (No. 2) and 2nd Prize – Marjorie & Geoffrey Ward (No. 6). 100 Club November Draw. In November 1st Prize went to Betty Dixon (No. 102), with Anne Hindle wining 2nd prize (No. 32). Worlaby Views New Year 2012 3 PAMPERING AND DANCING WITH THURSDAY GROUP The Thursday Group has enjoyed two wonderful, friendly evenings during the Autumn. On 20th October the Village Hall was packed to see Katie and Jo demonstrating ‘Relaxation in the comforts of your own home’. It was a fascinating evening – particularly to those of us that have never visited a beauty parlour before (me included). If you’re stressed and tired, Katie’s massages using Swedish and deep tissue techniques will have you saying goodbye to stress and hello to pure relaxation. Feeling a bit winter-pale? Katie can do a streak free tan with anti- cellulite ingredients that will not only make you look fabulous but feel it too. She can transform your eyebrows by tinting or waxing them – and can wax anywhere else on the body that may need it! And don’t think the men need miss out – they can also have a bit of male waxing… We all enjoyed Katie’s talk and demonstration and would like to thank her and Jo for coming to see us. Having got to grips with beauty treatments in October, in November we were joined by seven ladies from Whitton. We had a packed evening including a spot of zumba dancing, led by Jo, and a very interesting talk from Julie Levson who is the manager of our local Oxfam shop in Brigg. She told us about where our money goes when we support Oxfam. I think we will all think twice now before throwing something out as everything they get will be used for the benefit of others, not just abroad but in our country too. We were 30 in all – a very good turn out – and as usual we had a fantastic supper, with the Whitton ladies bringing us puddings which were really delicious, and the Worlaby ladies bringing savoury dishes, and a little glass of wine to wash Thursday Group it all down. Another great night! Lis Owen The photo shows Jo and Katie with two of our Thursday group members. Katie can be contacted on 07834289045 4 Worlaby Views New Year 2012 DIRECTORY COOKE’S PLUMBING SERVICES Walk into a world Bathroom installations Repairs of difference Radiators/Pipework Tiling No call out charge Call Neil on 01652 618963/07988420883 A Christmas Concert S.T Leaning GAS FITTING, PLUMBING, HEATING Gas Safe Reg No. 20160 NEW INSTALLATIONS/REPAIRS/SERVICE/ POWERFLUSH SYSTEMS Condensing Boilers by FERROLI Winner of the best cafe bistro 2011 Over 1500 fitted – 5 year guarantee Tel: 01652 635619 Mobile: 07767 690136 A CONCERT FOR CHRISTMAS Once again St Clement’s Church was filled with both people and the sound of music as Lucy Marshall, Dave Greaves and Pam and Richard Beeforth treated us to a wonderful concert for Christmas. Lit by candles, oil lamps and fairy lights, the Church looked beautiful – the perfect setting for such a special concert. With a generous raffle and a lovely supper including mulled wine, homemade Worlaby bread (thanks to Meg and John and the Hindles) and mince pies, this was a great evening’s entertainment which raised £418 to be split between St Clement’s Church and Worlaby Views. NEW YEAR NEW YOU? If you’ve resolved to get fit this year, why not come along to the aerobics class at 9am on Saturday mornings in the Village Hall? This is a fun and welcoming class, which nonetheless really makes you feel like you’ve had a workout and sets you up well for the weekend! Worlaby Views New Year 2012 5 WORLABY WI On Monday 9th January 2012 we will be staging a Party Night to celebrate the New Year, and in February it is our AGM.
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