TRI-ANGLE Issue 209 JUNE 2013

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1 TRI-ANGLE Issue 209 JUNE 2013

2 THE TRI-ANGLE TEAM Magazine Editor: Ros Townsend, Bishop Norton Advertising Manager: Sheila Killingworth, Waddingham trianglewsb@yahoo.co.uk Village Reps: Waddingham Eileen Oxborough Bishop Norton Joyce Cook, and Neil Flear The deadline for each issue is the 15th of the previous month. Advertisements for events, charities and village news can be inserted free. Commercial advertisements are charged for so please contact Ros or Sheila by or phone Comments & suggestions to the editors in writing or by please. USEFUL CONTACTS Doctor Hibaldstow , Kirton Hospitals Gainsborough John Coupland Lincoln County Scunthorpe General Utilities Yorkshire Electric Power Failures Anglian Water Gas Leaks Schools & Colleges Waddingham Primary School, Hemswell Cliff Primary School (01427) Huntcliff School De Aston School Member of Parliament Edward Leigh (agent) County Council - L Strange, District Council - J Summers,

3 WEDS 12th JUNE 2013 AT 12 NOON 10th July, 14th August 2013 The Tri-angle team are still looking for an Advertising Editor so if you would like to joined our small, friendly band of volunteers please contact Ros or Sheila. YOU CAN ALSO READ THE TRI-ANGLE ONLINE AT The Waddingham Church website Have a look to see what is going on. 1

4 PRESSED FOR TIME? Then use your LOCAL IRONING SERVICE For all your ironing needs! Mobile Library Routes Bishop Norton Well St to 12.45pm Snitterby School Lane 1 to 1.30pm Waddingham The Green 2.15 to 2.45pm Clean, smoke free environment FREE LOCAL PICK UP AVAILABLE Contact Bronwen on or

5 THANK YOU Irene and Bernard Page would like to thank everyone who helped with their fundraising afternoon in aid of Leukaemia Research on Saturday 13 th April. We raised

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7 Bishop Norton Bowls Club Fixtures Thursday 6th Bishop Norton Vs Hibaldstow Home Wednesday 12 th Bishop Norton Vs Burringham Home Winners of the April Club Draw were: 30 - Peter Oxborough Waddingham 15 - Cate Hills - Caistor 5

8 ST PETER S CHURCH BISHOP NORTON Charity Coffee Morning On Wednesday 26th June At 10.30am This year we are supporting L.I.V.E.S SNITTERBY 6

9 MEN S BREAKFAST Please come and join us at The Crown, Glentham on Sat 8th June An opportunity for men to meet & chat over a delicious full English Breakfast! Please phone Peter Atkinson to reserve a space, Organised by Glentham Methodist Church L.I.V.E.S RECRUITMENT DRIVE L.I.V.E.S urgently need new members. No experience is necessary as full training & support is given. If you have a few hours to spare a week & would like to make a contribution to the Tri-angle area please contact L.I.V.E.S Headquarters On MESSY CHURCH Glentham Chapel A new exciting way to worship for all the family SUN 16th June If you have any questions please don t hesitate to call Janet Faulkner Diet Divas Of the Tri-angle Area We meet at Waddingham Chapel at 6pm on Mondays for secret weigh-in, coffee & chat. 2 + raffle Everyone welcome, just come along. Bishop Norton Bowls Club Results Waddingham Red Vs Bishop Norton 37 Shots 39 Shots 2 Points 8 Points Hemswell Village Hall Every Monday 7-8pm Kirton Lindsey Town Hall Every Thursday pm Beginners class Kirton Lindsey Town Hall Every Friday 7-8pm -Advanced 3.50 Call Sharon Woodmansey On

10 FLOWERS FOR SNITTERBY CHURCH June 9 th Karen Everett and Melissa Kapil READERS FOR SNITTERBY CHURCH June 9th Andrew Heathorn and Melissa Kapil FLOWERS FOR BISHOP NORTON CHURCH Mrs A Dickinson 2nd June Mrs A Jackson 9th & 16th June Mrs D Watson 23rd & 30th June FLOWERS FOR WADDINGHAM CHURCH 2nd & 30th June Mrs L Wainwirght & Mrs J Cousins 9th Mrs J Hill 16th Mr I Brewin 23rd Mrs A Sykes CHURCH SERVICES FOR JUNE June Bishop Norton 9.30am Holy Communion 9 June Snitterby 9.30am Holy Communion 16 June Bishop Norton 11.00am Family Service 19 June Waddingham 7.00pm Evening Worship 23 June Waddingham 9.30am Holy Communion 30 June Bishop Norton 9.30am Holy Communion (Joint Service with Methodists) METHODIST CHAPEL SERVICES JUNE 2013 ROMAN CATHOLIC SERVICES Holyrood Catholic Church, Market Rasen, Sunday Mass11am St Mary s Church, Brigg, ,Vigil Mass Saturday 6pm, Sun Mass VISITS AT HOME, HOME COMMUNION AND TRANSPORT TO CHURCH If you need help with any of these please phone: Rev J Wilson or Rev K Colwell

11 THE TRIANGLE S GOT TALENT I am writing this just after the West Lindsey Churches Open weekend which has seen all three Triangle village churches, along with Grayingham, open their doors even wider than usual to welcome visitors. And what a welcome it was! Between them, Waddingham, Snitterby and Bishop Norton managed to put on a wedding, a beautiful exhibition of lilies, displays of local talent ranging from painting and knitting to writing and pantomime drama, and some delicious home-made refreshments and cakes for sale. Visitors came from a wide area to enjoy the very different atmosphere of each church, and many expressed delight at the character and charm of our buildings. Without the willingness of parishioners to give of their time, energy and talents, the event would not have been possible, and I wish to thank you all publicly. Open Churches was also a fund-raising event, for each church has bills to pay, and hopefully the weekend will have helped towards those, too. But, important as the money is, it is good to be reminded just how much talent in one form or another exists in our small communities. The exhibits on display and the food available were but a small sample of the skills and abilities that people have to contribute, and it s good to see them used. Using the gifts we have been given not only gives us a sense of satisfaction ourselves, but also enriches our shared lives. Jesus told a parable about Talents that can be found in Matthew and Luke s Gospels. Originally a talent was a sum of money, but from that word we get our modern understanding of talent as any gift or ability. In the story, two men are given two and five talents each, and they used them wisely to make more. They earned their master s praise and were given more responsibility. A third man was given one talent, but simply buried it so it was never used, and his master was angry because he had not even tried to make anything of his gift. Even what he had was taken away from him in the end. There are various ways of understanding this parable, but one simple interpretation suggests that we have different gifts, but all of them are meant to be used. Simply hiding them away helps no-one, and is a terrible waste of potential. As they say, use it or lose it. Open Churches is just one annual opportunity to share our gifts with one another. There are plenty more throughout the year. I look forward to seeing even more of the Triangle s own rich talents as time goes on. Revd Kathy 9

12 BINGO WADDINGHAM VILLAGE HALL SATURDAYS 8th & 22nd June 2013 Doors open at 6.30pm Eyes down at 7.30pm Ass prizes, raffle & meat board 10

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14 TRIANGLE HISTORY GROUP DODDINGTON HALL TRIP 12 th June 2013 Meet at Waddingham Chapel at 5.45pm or travel independently to arrive at Doddington 6.30pm for 7pm.Guided tour 9.95 for non members. Usual charge for members. To book please phone Ann Ford or Carol Let us know if you want a lift. 12

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17 METHODIST GUILD MEETING The end of another season brought the AGM when it was decided that the format for next season would be altered slightly. 2013/14 season will start in September and finish in May next year with no meetings in January and February to avoid the worst of the weather. The meeting was attended as usual, by Mrs Ann Spolton who after the AGM, entertained us with a talk about some of her experiences as a teacher, clearly relishing her years in the classroom. We were then treated to her reading of a short story on the same theme (more of a one women play - very enjoyable). We hope that all our group have a lovely summer and will be pleased to see them, and anyone else who would like to join us, next season. 15

18 Bishop Norton Open Gardens ON SUNDAY 30TH JUNE 2013 FROM 2.30pm pm & Table Top Sale IN BISHOP NORTON VILLAGE HALL AT 4PM Refreshments at the village hall. Anyone in Bishop Norton willing to open their gardens for the afternoon please ring Karen or Ann by 31st May. Anyone wishing to have a table top at 5,please ring to book. ********************************** OLD VILLAGE HALL TABLES AVAILABLE FOR A DONATION TO THE HALL 16

19 SNITTERBY THEFTS The Parish Council received a report from PC Angie Raper regarding 3 shed breaks where tools/gardening equipment and a pushbike have been stolen. This was discussed at the Parish Council meeting held on 9 May and it was agreed to renew a resident contact list should anything suspicious be noticed. You may recall this being in operation some time ago and it proved very successful. The contact list is not intended to replace the Police service and as always, should anything suspicious be seen or heard please call 101 at the time so that Officers can attend. The Police have advised all residents to remain vigilant and take necessary security steps to ensure that sheds are kept locked and where possible, use alarms and security lighting. If you are interested in being included on a Snitterby Resident Contact List, please contact the Clerk with your name, address and telephone number. Information will then be collated and distributed. Eileen O'Connor or snitterbyparishcouncil@hotmail.co.uk Your Neighbourhood Policing Team PC 326 Martin DOHERTY martin.doherty@lincs.pnn.police.uk PCSO Julie MCFAUL PCSO Angie RAPER julie.mcfaul@lincs.pnn.police.uk angie.raper@lincs.pnn.police.uk One of your neighbourhood officers will be attending the following Coffee Morning s / Police Surgeries we will be pleased to meet you and discuss any issues you may wish to raise alternatively please call 101. Please be aware: on occasions there may be non attendance due to unforeseen circumstances and unavoidable, so please accept our apologies should this happen. 13 th June 2013 Hemswell Cliff Primary School th June 2013 Glentham Village Hall To report a Crime please call 101. If urgent please call 999. If you would like to pass information anonymously, please call Crime Stoppers on

20 Waddingham Tractor Rally and Village Fete to be held on Sunday 7th July Tractors leave at 10am BBQ and stalls from until 4pm Raffle, Tombola, Stalls and Children's Games For a stall, please call Wendy Waite on Come and spend time with your friends and neighbours! 18

21 Hello, I am Carl Samerson (Dip Hyp GQHP, MAHA, MNCH (Reg.)) a graduate of The Innervisons School of Clinical Hypnosis and member of the Academy of Hypnotic Arts. I am extending my practice to include home visits in the evenings and weekends within 8 miles of Waddingham. Anyone living within the Tri-angle area will receive a 50% discount (with the exception of the Hypno-Slimmer programme) The first session (consultation) is free, however long it takes All you need to provide is a quiet environment, privacy and a sense of humour! I can help you with any of the following: ~ STRESS ~ DEPRESSION ~ PAIN ~ FEARS / PHOBIAS ~ ANGER MANAGEMENT ~ INSOMNIA ~ CRAVINGS ~ WEIGHT CONTROL To book your free assessment call me direct on or me at carl@minds-matter.co.uk. Hypno-Slimmer Consultant, licensed Herbal Life Distributor & qualified in EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques), GHR registered, member of the General Hypnotherapy Standards Council, the National Council for Hypnotherapy, & a member of the Doncaster Chamber of Commerce. For more details visit : Charity Car Wash on Sunday 9th June 10am til 12 noon. At Waddingham Primary School. All proceeds to School Funds. 19

22 PATIOS / PAVING TEL/FAX FENCING / TRELLIS DECKING / PERGOLAS MOBILE TURFING / SEEDING PONDS / WATER FEATURES PLANTING SCHEMES COMPLETE DESIGN & BUILD SERVICE GARDEN MAINTENANCE 20

23 USEFUL CONTACTS CONTINUED Parish Councils: Waddingham Chair David Waite, Clerk P Wainwright, Snitterby Chair Brian Milton, Clerk E O Connor, Bishop Norton Chair David Lee, Clerk V Hallam, Waddingham Playgroup Anita Walker / Neighbourhood Watch Snitterby K Everett, Bishop Norton M Hallam, Post Offices Waddingham Bishop Norton West Lindsey District Council Citizens s Advice Bureau Churches - Contacts for weddings, funerals etc: Revd K E Colwell, 28 South Cliff Rd, Kirton-in-Lindsey, DN21 4NR Priest in Charge for Kirton, Manton, Grayingham, Waddingham, Snitterby & Bishop Norton: Revd E Knowles, 16 St James Rd, Brigg, DN20 8DU Church Wardens and Church Keys Waddingham Wayne Dewick Asst Jenny Major Snitterby Anne Lewis Keys Doug Page Bishop Norton J. Major J.Suggit Keys : S Graves Methodist Church and keys Anne Ford Bishop Norton Village Historian G Dickinson Village Hall Bookings Waddingham J Wainwright Snitterby B Milton Bishop Norton V Hallam

24 JUNE 2013 Bishop Norton Snitterby Waddingham Sat 1st WHIST Sun 2nd Mon 3rd BOWLS Tues 4th PRIVATE DANCING CLASS Wed 5 th Bowls DANCING CLASS Thurs 6 th Bowls BOWLS Fri 7 th Sat 8 th WHIST BINGO Sun 9 th Mon 10 th Tues 11 th BOWLS DANCING CLASS Wed 12 th Lunch DANCING CLASS Bowls Thurs 13 th BOWLS Fri 14 th Sat 15 th Sun 16 th Mon 17 th Village Hall Meeting 7.30 WHIST BOWLS Tues 18 th DANCING CLASS Wed19 st Bowls DANCING CLASS Thurs 20th BOWLS Fri 21st Sat 22nd Private Booking WHIST BINGO Sun 23rd Mon 24th Tues 25 th BOWLS DANCING CLASS Wed 26 th Bowls DANCING CLASS Thurs 27 th BOWLS Fri 28th Sat 29th Sun 30th Village Hall Dates Open Gardens Table Top 4.00 WHIST