January 2019
Issue No. 52
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Welcome to the February issue of the Barnby Dun & Edenthorpe Arrow which is also distributed to Kirk Sandal. Thank you to those clubs and organisations that send me news items to include. I would still like to hear from any other groups etc that would like to have any information putting in the magazine. Also send me any telephone numbers you would like to see in the ‘Useful Numbers’ section at the back of the book. I’ve had some great comments from advertisers about the amount of work they have been getting as a direct result of advertising in the Arrow.
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Edenthorpe Resident of the Year 2018 Introduction : Last year saw the very first Resident of the Year award, which was given to Jen Oxley. Jen has continued to tirelessly work on planting around the village and is of course one of this year’s nominees. There were four other residents nominated this year, who have all contributed substantially in various ways for the benefit of the village. This year’s winner is
HUGE CONGRATULATIONS - GLYNIS ROBINSON
Glynis, became involved with the 47th Doncaster (Edenthorpe) Scout Group over 20 years ago, when her eldest son joined the Beaver Colony. She volunteered to become the Group Treasurer and then went on to resurrect the fund-raising activities undertaken by the Group. Over the years Glynis has helped raise a considerable income for the Group. Eventually relinquishing the role of Treasurer Glynis then become an Assistant Cub Scout Leader. A little later the Cub Scout Leader had to give up the position, Glynis very kindly volunteered to take on this role, and continues to fulfil this role with dedication and unbounded enthusiasm. The number of activities and camps (outdoor and indoor) has increased considerably over the years. Many families in the village will know Glynis as Akala and are extremely grateful for the experiences you have provided for their children. Congratulations Glynis, you are Edenthorpe Resident of the Year 2018. From all of us at Edenthorpe Parish council.
darts (Doncaster Community Arts) seeks Doncaster dancing legends Are you aged 50+ with a passion for dancing? Were you a regular on the dancefloor at the local Youth Club? Are you first on the floor at a wedding? Have you ever danced for an audience? If so, darts (Doncaster Community Arts) wants to hear from you. darts runs the Doncaster branch of Dance ON, a new initiative funded by Sport England which is setting up dance groups for over 50s across Doncaster, Leeds and Bradford in collaboration with Yorkshire Dance and One Dance UK. In February darts will be hosting their first Dance ON social event, a celebration of the project so far. They are keen to bring local dancers onboard for the event to show off Doncaster’s talents and inspire people with a love of dancing. You do not have to be a professional dancer; anybody over the age of 50 who is based in Doncaster and would be happy to show off some moves at the event is welcome to get in touch. Email Amy@thepoint.org.uk if you would like to put yourself forward. The event will be invitation-only, with stakeholders, supporters and participants in attendance. If you are interested in joining a Dance ON group in Doncaster, you can visit :doncaster.dance-on.org to find details of your nearest group. darts currently run groups at their venue The Point on South Parade, along with groups in Edlington, Stainforth and Thorne. They are looking to set up new groups across Doncaster where there is interest in the community.
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Community News DANUM PROBUS CLUB Danum Probus Club is an organisation for men who have retired or are semi-retired from their profession, business or other employment who want to maintain a social network with others who have similar interests. Danum Probus Club meets on the first and third Mondays of the month at Town Moor Golf Club, Bawtry Road, Belle Vue, Doncaster starting at 10 am. In a change to the published programme, the Club met of Monday 7 January, when Richard Bell gave a presentation about “The Sand House”, a feature in Doncaster from the 1850’s until the Second World War. It was a mansion sized dwelling carved from sandstone and featured a network of tunnels decorated with carvings. It stood north east of Balby Bridge, the site now being occupied by a block of flats. On Monday 21 January the Club held its Annual General Meeting - report in next month’s edition. February meetings will be on Monday 4 February when the Leader Brothers will open one of their Mystery Boxes, and Monday 18 February when the topic will be “Medic Behind the Lines” presented by Mike Atherton. Any interested men who would like to come to these meeting as a visitor to see what we do, with a view to joining if you like us, please call either George Kirk (07808191211) or Geoff Firth (01302 849734) for more information.
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SUCCESSFUL EVENT Edenthorpe - Carol Singing 30th November 2018 What a very special evening we had on the night of 30th November, even the weather was kind to us after a particularly wet few days – This was our 2nd carol service and lighting of the Christmas trees on the War Memorial Green. Glynis Robinson (Resident of the Year 2018) very kindly switched on the lights this year. Thank you and once again congratulations on your award which you received for all your time, involvement and voluntary work for 47th Edenthorpe Scout Group. Local resident Tyrone Ali began with a few introductions and helped everyone to get into the Christmas spirit with his anecdotes. Reverend Steve Beck once again very kindly provided the PA system, song sheets and backing tracks, as last year he led the carol service with his humorous speeches. He gave his audience the opportunity to choose the songs from a mix of traditional Christmas Carols and Children’s Christmas songs. Local pupil - Olivia Ward (soloist) bravely opened the service by singing Silent Night beautifully. Olivia, thank you for taking time out of your show rehearsals to open the carol service. Donations were secured from many local businesses and residents. Those who donated, thank you so much, letters and thanks have been sent individually, they are numerous! I apologise if anyone has been missed but you can be assured that your donations were very much appreciated. I think I can say that everyone who attended the event (up on last year’s figures, probably 200 people), enjoyed the mulled wine, mince pies and the magical atmosphere. The very generous donations meant that everyone who attended was able to enjoy the evening with a mince pie in hand, mulled wine for adults, juice for under 18’s as well as sweets for the youngsters Thanks to Linda Lauri Ali, you were great collecting these and you also gave up so much of your time to help organise the event. Linda, you and your family are not allowed to move house! Steve Ward and his family added an extra special something to the night by setting up a snow machine. The youngsters absolutely loved this whilst singing Christmas songs. Last thanks go to everyone who helped out in any way, distributing song sheets, setting up, serving everyone -Last cheers go to Fred Gee and Paul Bissett for keeping the mulled wine flowing by warming in kettles. Edenthorpe what a lovely place we live in. I apologise if I have left anyone out of the thanks, but your help was much appreciated. Next year is booked so pop the date in your new diaries. We have once again gone for the closest Friday to December which makes next year’s date – 29th November 2019 at 6.30pm on The War Memorial Green, Hope to see you there. Edenthorpe Parish Council wish you all a healthy, happy and safe New Year.
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AVAILABLE FOR HIRE KIRK SANDALL & EDENTHORPE CHURCH HALL ROKEBY GARDENS QUEEN MARY CRESCENT (off Brecks Lane) KIRK SANDALL DONCASTER DN3 1BY The Church Hall has some availability for hire and is ideal for parties, “one off” bookings, regular weekly/monthly activities or meetings etc.
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Community News The Friends of Quarry Park The Friends had our first Work Party of the new year on Fri 11th Jan with 7 volunteers and 2 DMBC staff clipping back the St Mary's road car park hedges and litter picking. Here are some 'before and after' photos. The area looks much tidier and smarter now. The next Work Party day will be on Fri 8th Feb, meet at 10am at the Green Flag pole. All welcome, equipment and refreshments provided.
Senior Indoor Nets at HTCC New Club Captain Craig Pattison and Vice Captain Alec Elliott are on the look out for a couple of signings to strengthen their squad for next season. Indoor nets commence on Wednesday 20th February 6:30-7:30 at Hungerhill School, Edenthorpe, if you're interested in a new challenge at an ambitious club with close community ties and a growing junior section, that promises much for the future, then get in touch with Craig on 07446782017. The club will be competing in Saturday and Sunday Leagues as well as the Evening League so there's lots of options available to play.
HTCC Junior Nets open to all existing players and newcomers. Hatfield Towns junior Under 9's and Under 11's begin preparing for their season on Monday 18th February 6:00-8:00pm at Hungerhill School. The Under 13's will be commencing their training Wednesday 20th February at Hungerhill School 6:30-7:30. All our coaches are ECB Level 2 qualified with first aid certificates and are DBS checked. If your child would like to join in the fun and help us build on last seasons successes contact Richard on 07740215350 for more information.
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Thorne Camera Club Happy New Year Everyone! End of year celebrations at Thorne Camera Club went well, with an invitation to Trefoil Guild members to join the fun, and judge two competitions. The Audio Visual consists of numerous photographs set to music and words, ranging from simple and straight forward to more elaborate. Several members had a go at creating one, and these were shown to the guests who chose their favourite. The winner, using a voting system, was ‘ In the Circles of my Mind’ by Graham Linley followed by ‘Clouds’ by David Ulyett . After festive refreshments, much relished mince pies and Christmas cake, the postcard competition was judged by Trefoil Guild. Members had been asked to make a representation of a postcard similar to the kind bought on holiday, and there were some excellent examples in varying degrees of creativity. The visitors were again asked to pick their favourite. This time the winner was ‘ Greetings Humans from the Animals of Woburn Safari Park’ by Lynda Ulyett. It was a very enjoyable evening to start the run up to Christmas. A social evening, with games in the form of a tombola, a quiz and bingo, was fun. Delicious pies and peas , from a local butcher’s shop, were served for supper, very much appreciated. It is possible to get too many mince pies and turkey at that time of year, so the steak pies, or cheese and onion, made a welcome change. Wath Salon is an exhibition organised by Dearne Valley Camera Club in Wath Library. Selection is from an entry of over 500 prints and digital images from all over the country. As in previous years, Thorne Camera Club was represented in the acceptances, as three members had a total of eight images between them, accepted and displayed, more than in previous years, showing the progression made by the club. Congratulations go to those members, David Ulyett, Lynda Ulyett and Lynda Rhodes. For the New Year, another non-turkey event was organised in the form of a fish and chip supper at a local Fish Bar where members, their family and friends, enjoyed a pleasant evening and Britain’s favourite dish. The talk, not surprisingly, was about looking forward to a new year, plans and resolutions, to the new Camera Club programme, and enjoying the hobby members all share, in a friendly atmosphere. The Spring Programme begins on 14 th January 2019. Why not go along if you have an interest in Photography, you will be made very welcome, Methodist Church Hall on Mondays at 7.15pm. Or contact David on 07463821182, Email thornecameraclub@yahoo.co.uk
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Age Concern
0800 009966
Child Line
0800 111
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08088005000
RSPCA
01302 719790
Crimestoppers
0800 555111
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Doncaster Childrens Information Service
0800 1384568
Time for You, Domestic Cleaning
South Yorkshire Fire Service
01142532509
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101
C M Developments (Yorkshire) Ltd Building Services
Hungerhill School
01302 885811
Drain Force - Blocked Drains Cleared 01302 797876 Fast. 07507 589224
Kirk Sandall Junior School
01302 882827
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01302 532676
Kirk Sandall Infant School
01302 882221
Edenthorpe Hall Primary School
01302 882381
Stewart Eversham. S.E. Electrical Domestic & Commercial Electrician
01302 285411 07800 914882
Barnby Dun Primary School
01302 883917
Canon Popham C of E Primary & Nursery
01302 884465
Edmunds Electrical Services www.eeselectrical.com
01302 485980 07762 708315
Life Church Edenthorpe
07786 967025
Barnby Dun Methodist Church
01302 885179 01302 884002
Church of the Good Shepherd
01302 882861
St. & Paul's Church, Barnby Dun
01302 882835
Edenthorpe Parish Council
07428 005708
NHS Non-emergency
111
Weldricks late night pharmacy
01302 369699
St Vincent Practice
01302 890440
The Barnby Dun Surgery
01302 841202
The Kingthorne Group Practice
01302 342832
Gas Emergency
0800111999
Electricity Emergency
0800375675
Yorkshire Water
08451242424
BT Faultline
0800800151
DMBC
01302 736000
Thorne CAB Advice Line
0844 4994137
CAR Sales & Repairs Barry Gill Sales & Repairs, Hatfield
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