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elcome to the July edition. What is it about July that just makes you feel so much more relaxed? The weather is warmer (my other half will be pleased to hear that I’ve stopped putting the heating on!), the holiday season is almost upon us and there is so much to look forward to. In fact, there are so many events this month we have had to expand the number of pages we devote to them. What with agricultural shows, outdoor concerts, school and village fairs, carnivals and festivals you would be hard-pressed to be bored this month! We are celebrating 8 years of publishing our magazines this month! I can’t quite believe how long I have been running my business, or how far I’ve come since I started. With relentless monthly deadlines, huge amounts of
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General Restless legs syndrome.........................................26 Do you feel confident about your smile?.......29 Ella’s Colum................................................................34 A good read...............................................................56 Animals Considerations for pets this summer...............48 Business Features Fresh and clean ovens and carpets...................12 Norton Print & frame..............................................16 A new perspective..................................................19 Making an entrance................................................23 Tile Chic.......................................................................24 Little Sew ‘n’ Sew......................................................30 Offroad vehicle specialists...................................36 Is your car ready for summer...............................39 Perfect plastering....................................................43 Pen Life Chartered Financial Planners.............47 Bringing affordable mobility to you.................51 Community Malton Agricultural Show...................................... 6 Newbridge Park.......................................................20 The Yorkshire Arboretum......................................40 Andy Boxall’s Column............................................65 Local Groups.............................................................73 Events..........................................................................66 Food & Drink Strawberry sherbert...............................................44 Homes & Gardens Start them young....................................................60 Motoring Autobiographies - Audi A3..................................38 Puzzles Puzzle page................................................................. 8 Competition..............................................................22 4 • info@thehandymag.co.uk
information to get together every month and my poor family who just put up with my being stuck at work for hours on end, you’d think I’d get fed up. But I can honestly say that I love it all, from meeting and getting to know our wonderful local business owners and helping local groups and charities get their message out to the local area, to choosing the front cover photo and colours each month. I’d like to thank all of our advertisers and readers who continue to support the Handy Mag – some since right at the beginning! We really appreciate all of the lovely comments we receive. The main aim and focus of the magazine has been and will continue to be you, the local community. Here’s to another 8 years! Well done to Mrs Hartle of Butterwick for winning the May competition. Until next month…
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A FUN DAY OUT FOR ALL THE FAMILY! 14th JULY 2013 - SCAMPSTON PARK, MALTON, YO17 8NG
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eld each year at Scampston Park, Ryedale, North Yorkshire, the Malton Show now enters its 127th year. Riding the wave of last year’s success, organisers have added even more exciting attractions, some slightly more exotic to North Yorkshire! Black Rock Llamas bring Llama racing, with audience participation, to Ryedale as well as showing off the agility skills of their Llamas! The Shadowquest Dog Team will be displaying Police service and protection dog skills. There are all the agricultural attractions, horticulture displays, farm exhibits and class entries that form the backbone of the show, as well as many other exciting displays and exhibits to appeal to the whole family. There are numerous events to take part in, including the tug-of-war, a fun dog show, or the many class events, craft marquee, farmers market.
FROM THE PRESIDENT It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the Malton Show. My involvement with Malton Show began over 60 years ago as an assistant steward on the Ayrshire Cattle and I now have the immense privilege of serving as President. It would be nice to think that some of
Black Rock Agility Llamas
FROM THE CHAIRMAN Welcome to this year’s Malton Show, the 127th. I am particularly pleased to have Andrew Wainwright as our President. As you will see Andrew’s association with Malton Show goes back a long way.
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the youngsters visiting today will have as long and happy an association with the Malton Show as I have had.
Our attractions this year are many and varied but, as ever, our agricultural and horticultural exhibits are central to the Malton Show. Our cattle entries are World class and the sheep, goats, horses, fur and feather continue to be an important part of the day.
There is a great deal to see for all the family so be sure to allow plenty of time to visit us. Have a lovely day.
The vintage machinery display continues to be a large regional rally. Take time to visit the Trade Stands and support the traders and our Sponsors.
Andrew Wainwright President Malton Agricultural Society
Michael Cleary Chairman Malton Agricultural Society
Fun rides for the kids!
Terrier racing.
“I had a smashing time at the Show last year, it was great and so much to see. I got my face painted and watched the ponies and sheep. Mum and me looked at all the rabbits and vegetables and I bought some presents and dad had a beer. I wish we could stay all day next year.” Katie (8), from Malton The Malton Show 2013 is supporting Farming & Countryside Education
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This year’s show will include: Live music, courtesy of both Malton White Star Band and Malton Jazz Band. The Green Goddess will be making an appearance Face-painting for the children. This year also features an old favourite, with Punch and Judy Shows to entertain young and old! Magic from the Mingling Magician! Fun Dog Show - Entries on the day. Farm Exhibits, Farm machinery, Farmers’ Market. Quad bikes
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Climbing wall Craft Marquee, Horticulture, Children’s Exhibits and Competitions. Lots of Horses, Sheep, Cattle and Goats to see and get close to! Terrier Racing, in the Main Ring, organised by the Hunmanby Terrier Racing Team. All are welcome to have a go!
Quad bikes.
Entries for classes close: Horses & Livstock - 21st June | Vintage - 29th June | Fur & Feather - 2nd July | Horticulture, Handicraft, Art, Bread, Cakes, Photography & Children’s sections - 8th July Sheep Dogs, Dog Show - Entries close on the day More information on classes can be found on from the website at www.maltonshow.org
Lots of horses to see.
ADMISSION ON THE DAY There is FREE car parking on the day, and shuttle-bus services from Malton. Price includes a free programme. Adults.............................. £10.00 OAP’s .................................. £7.00 Children (5-16) ................ £5.00 Advanced tickets sales also available at the NFU office Pickering & R Yates & Sons Malton. (Cash & Cheque payments only)
FURTHER INFORMATION Malton Agricultural Society, 1 The Shambles Offices, The Cattle Market, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 7LZ Telephone: 01653 693 382 alex@maltonshow.org www.maltonshow.org
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The group also run regular fund raising events (watch out for Summer and Autumn!) and along with membership funds, every penny raised goes straight back to the project. These funds alone don’t cover the site running costs, insurance and land lease so without our amazing local business sponsors the site would not continue to run. We’d like to take this opportunity to thank all of our sponsors who have been with us from the start (even before we were open!) and without their valuable support none of this would have been possible. As well as sponsors we’ve had support for many more businesses and individuals. Take a look at our website where you can find out lots more www.newbridgepark.org We’re always on the lookout for new sponsors, supporters, groups and helpers though, whether it’s financial, loan of equipment, manpower or anything that can help a small group of volunteers keep this wonderful place going for the residents of Pickering and the surrounding villages or visitors to our wonderful area. Email us at info@newbridgepark.org with any offers or ideas you might have. www.thehandymag.co.uk • 01653 658776 • 21
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Fresh bright colours are used, such as lime green acrylic bathroom cabinets, there are beautiful natural stone samples, mosaics and printed glass panels featuring natural images. Alongside these unique tile displays, a huge selection of kitchen tiles is also available to view. There is a brand new range of tile designs in the shop this autumn with even more inspiration for your project. Owners Dave Hume and Steve Dunn said: “The showroom is intended to demonstrate that you don’t have to stay plain with
your design. There are lots of exciting design ideas you can use in any home, and it needn’t be very expensive – just a small subtle idea can transform a room into something really special. It’s not difficult to be creative on a budget.” Special features customers can try include having an oak ‘niche’ built in their bathroom to use as a display space or for storing towels, bespoke glass splashback panels printed with their choice of image, stunning granite or quartz worktops, or a glamorous water feature. Dave and Steve are encouraging customers to come up with something unique for their home by incorporating their personalities and hobbies into their designs. For example, at the Zenki showroom, there is a Harley Davidson display consisting of a huge image of a motorbike printed onto glass, which is tiled into the wall complete with leather belt, half a petrol tank and an exhaust pipe doubling up as a towel rail! “We really would like customers to use Zenki as an inspiration to get creative, express themselves and try new design ideas in their homes – whatever they would like to try, we can create it.”
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With a dedicated staff supporting founder Tim Brennan, Trek Overland can cover all your requirements. The service department, with qualified technicians, can cover all routine servicing, repairs - refurbishment and reconditioning work on all Land Rover products from 1948 to date plus all other 4x4s, new or used.
CUSTOMISATION OF 4X4S Trek Overland has been involved in the preparation of specialist 4x4 vehicles that have had to endure some of the world’s most demanding terrains. They have developed such an international reputation that their modified vehicles were used in the recent Long Way Down television series starring Ewan McGregor and Charlie Boorman. Amongst other things, as the UK’s sole importer of Howling Moon Roof Top Tents, the team was able to kit out their vehicles with these specialist tents. The team offers no obligation quotes for all specialist 4x4 preparation works which include special builds and conversions, supply and fitting of accessories, rust treatments and re-sprays.
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Now offering general servicing and repairs for all types of Land Rovers and other 4x4’s From full services to just an oil change Trek Overland is there to keep your 4x4 fighting fit on and off the road. Warranties Unaffected. Genuine and non-genuine part sales. ABS / Engine Management Diagnostics Trek Overland are one of the UKs leading 4x4 and Off Road vehicle restoration and preparation specialists, and have been involved in the preparation of 4x4 vehicles to endure some of the worlds most demanding terrains. See our website for more information on Offroad Equipment and Vehicle Customisation
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RYEDALE • JULY 2013 • ISSUE 90 4X4 SERVICING AND REPAIRS At Trek Overland the mechanics are all fully automotive trained and have served many years in the trade. And with so much experience preparing vehicles for the harshest global conditions, Trek Overland is ideally placed to maintain your 4x4, whatever the make or model, for UK winters and off-road conditions. Even if you don’t off-road regularly it is still important to have regular checks - from oil changes and full servicing, to checking for the effects of salt and gritting on the chassis - it all helps to extend your vehicle’s working life! For vehicles that are within warranty, servicing is carried out in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommended schedule and criteria, using only manufacturer genuine parts, ensuring warranties are unaffected. If your Land Rover is out of warranty you have the option of servicing with genuine or aftermarket parts and should the need arise for additional parts or work you will always be consulted .... prior to the work being undertaken.
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ou may have noticed the new signs as you drive past Castle Howard. Tucked away down a track, nestling in a sheltered valley, is the Yorkshire Arboretum, a glorious 120 acre garden of trees from around the world set against a backdrop of stunning parkland, lakes, vistas and ponds. First opened on a limited basis to the public in 1999 as the Castle Howard Arboretum, it was often described as a hidden gem because so many tourists, and even Ryedale residents, were unaware of its existence. But fourteen years on, and now with a new name, the Yorkshire Arboretum welcomes visitors 7 days a week for 9 months of the year, and is raising its profile both locally and further afield. Woodland walks, tours, family activities, lectures and workshops, interactive displays, lakeside trails, events, and a comprehensive programme of outdoor education are all now on offer, making the arboretum a great day out for visitors of all ages. Yorkshire Arboretum Director, John Grimshaw, explained the new approach “As guardians of a unique plant collection set in an historic landscape, it’s critical that we strike the right balance between conserving this extraordinary garden, and developing it to meet the needs of our visitors who in turn enable us to continue our important conservation and education projects. We aim to preserve the serenity which makes this such a special place to visit, while adding new features and activities to ensure that there’s something here for everyone to enjoy.” “We’re expanding our own programme of events and things to do, and working with a variety of organisations including Buglife and the Howardian Hills AONB to develop new projects and activities in which our visitors can get involved. Some of these projects also benefit the many birds, mammals and insects that call the arboretum home. For example, our
new wildflower meadows are being developed specifically to encourage bees, butterflies and other insects.” The arboretum is an independent charitable trust, run by a very small staff, supported by a passionate membership and teams of enthusiastic volunteers who are involved in everything from selling tickets, to caring for the grounds, to supporting school group visits. Dr Grimshaw noted “Over 150 people volunteer their time annually at the arboretum. We are indebted to them as without their generosity we simply couldn’t remain open to the public. As we grow, we’re always looking for new volunteers who have the skills and time to help us look after and develop this special place.” The ethos of using local resources and skills to care for a valuable part of Yorkshire’s heritage even extends to the arboretum’s café which uses seasonal, local produce to offer a menu of homecooked dishes and mouth-watering cakes, and enjoys an enviable reputation for delicious food and friendly service. As Dr Grimshaw commented, before heading out to check on the young trees recently planted outside the Visitor Centre, “After a long day of tree maintenance, there’s little better than a cup of Yorkshire tea and a slice of arboretum-baked cake!”
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Yorkshire Coast Dog Rescue Yorkshire Coast Dog Rescue Pickering & Malton Branch have had a busy time fund raising. We had our stall at Sinnington May Day Fair. It was a lovely day and we got more supporters and interest in our dogs, as well as raising much needed funds. We spent the second May Bank Holiday at Castle Howard raising funds. Perfect weather at both events. My little rescue Jak aged 15 has done a sponsored walk for us and EARS and to date he has raised over £400 to share between them, money is still coming in. If anyone would like to be involve with our fund raising branch, can offer any prizes or organise an event, please ring me on 01751 473245 or e mail tessiedog@tiscali.co.uk.
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Considerations for pets this summer
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As the weather gets hotter as a nation we like to spend more time outside enjoying the sunshine and taking trips to the beach and the countryside. In Britain a day out often involves packing a bag for every eventuality:- sunhat, sunglasses, sun cream, umbrella, waterproofs, wellies and warm clothes; because you never know what the weather will do as the day goes on! We can be so preoccupied in planning for everything that we forget that our pets have needs too for example hairless areas and white patches can become sunburnt unless we apply sunblock this also applies to prominent bits such as the nose and ears. If you are leaving your pet outside ensure they are able to move out of the sun into a cool shaded area which is present all day and plenty of drinking water is readily available in a container that cannot be knocked over. Never leave pets alone in a caravan or a conservatory even if the day appears to be cloudy, if the sun comes out it can quickly become unbearably hot. If you like to take your dog with you on your trips ensure the destination is pet friendly so your dog can be with you at all times. Provide water in the car and keep the windows partially open to create a breeze whilst driving. Give your dog a break from the heat by having regular stops on the journey. Walking your dog in the morning or the evening is best so they are not made to exercise in the hottest part of the day. Grooming regularly and clipping long haired breeds at the start of the summer can also help to keep them more comfortable in the heat. 48 • info@thehandymag.co.uk
Dogs can die in hot cars which act like an oven so never leave them unattended for ANY length of time even with the windows open and in the shade. Evidence has shown that an outside temperature of 22 degrees can make the inside of a car reach 47 degrees within an hour! Dogs cool down by panting which causes them to lose body fluids, if they are stuck in a hot car they will become dehydrated and at risk of heat stroke which can be fatal! You now have a legal duty to keep your animal safe in hot weather and could be prosecuted if you put them at risk. Some pets are more prone to heatstroke due to their age, breed, build, coat and face shape. Signs include: Heavy panting and rapid pulse Vomiting and diarrhoea Red gums and salivation Lack of coordination Unable to rise after collapsing Loss of consciousness in extreme cases. Treatment involves moving the animal to a cool shaded area and trying to reduce their body temperature slowly by dousing or spraying them with cool water (not cold which could lead to them going into shock) and encouraging them to drink small amounts of cool water. A fan can be used to create a cool breeze but care must be taken not to let them cool down so much they begin to shiver. Keep dousing them with cool water until their breathing settles. Call the vet immediately for advice and get them to the surgery as soon as possible. Copy deadline for the next edition is Tuesday 9th July
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Busy summer ahead for Ryedale Dog Rescue and their team of volunteers Summer is finally here and as usual we have a packed calendar of events planned to raise funds for the charity and ensure that we can rescue more dogs and find them loving forever homes. This year we have two fun dog shows planned so please come and support us: 21st July - Fun Dog Show, Scampston. Lots of fun classses, Craft Fair, dog displays and Car Boot. 11am until 4pm. 4th August - Driffield Fun Dog Show, The Show Ground Driffield, fun dog classes, Craft Fair, dog displays and Have a Go Agility. 11am – 4pm. We also have a number of events taking place throughout the year and are always looking for volunteers to help on the day so if you love dogs and would like to
help us with our vital fundraising efforts please call us on 07581 324153. Auction of Promises - Taking place in October. If you have anything that you would like to give as an item to be auctioned in aid of the rescue please call us - or could you donate an afternoon’s gardening or cleaning for example? All ideas welcome!!
Dog of the month - Daisy Daisy came to Ryedale Dog Rescue due to her previous
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Malton male choir rings in the changes Malton District Male Voice Choir has moved its weekly practice night and is already reporting new members in its ranks just in time for a busy singing schedule this summer. “At least four new singers have already joined or will join us in the coming weeks as a result of our moving the weekly practice from Friday to Monday. Some of them have already sung with other groups”, said Chairman Tom Todd. “Some former members have also said they will consider rejoining the choir”, he added. The popular choir has met Fridays in Malton since it was created in 2007. But it has become difficult to attract new members on Fridays. “Initially that was a good night”, said, Tom, “but these days more men clearly prefer to start the week with a song rather than end it with one!”
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START THEM YOUNG I was an incredibly picky eater as a child. I remember wanting to like tomatoes because they were such a lovely bright colour but still I wouldn’t eat them! It was only after my mother started growing them at home that I finally plucked one straight from the plant and popped it, warm from the sun, into my mouth - delicious!
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RYEDALE • JULY 2013 • ISSUE 90 ould you like to see your youngsters spending more time outdoors and get them eating healthy foods too? Then what better idea than to involve the kids in growing their own?
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Marmite and Toast! Our monthly column by Andy Boxall, Minister of Elim Ryedale Church
Marmite and toast, ham and pineapple, peanut butter and jam, fruit cake and cheese; you either love it or you hate it! What makes a tasty snack for you is likely to be quite offensive to someone else. When it comes to great food, we all have an opinion. Supermarkets thrive on providing increasing choice and the virtual removal of seasonal variation just so that we can have what we want, when we want it! The very idea you should just eat what is put in front of you has gone out of fashion and even considered cruel by many parents today. On one level, we have come to expect and value each other’s preferences and opinions. I am proud to be part of a society that can accommodate such variety; but can we go too far? Different perspectives, views and opinions are helpful; they educate and broaden our horizons. It is important to recognise and celebrate that we are all unique. I enjoy variety and find the thought of conformity or fulfilling another’s expectations boring and restrictive. Yet I have a question: Are there any values that are non-negotiable, a value or values that should be held as a community, in agreement and above individual opinion? Is there such thing as common ‘right’ or ‘wrong’? Common values, held by the majority are harder to find. There is always someone who believes they have the ‘right’ to hold an alternative view. Like the supermarket we expect society to cater for our individual taste, even find our individual name on our Coca-Cola bottle! However, it seems there is a cost! Where are the values that unite a community, a cause for which we will stand together for the common good? Is it now okay to redefine marriage? Are there any values we should consider untouchable or do we live in an era when everything is up for debate and redefinition? I believe in love. It is ‘right’ to love our neighbours as we would like to be loved. I believe it is a value that was given to improve our individual and communal experience of life. It is a value I hold, but find really hard to live each day. I hate injustice. It is ‘wrong’ for politicians to receive payment for asking questions or for a footballer to be paid four or five times the wage of a nurse each week. I believe there are common values that we should cherish and protect for the benefit of our community do you? Or is that just my opinion?
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eat someone out of poverty! The Malton & Norton Fairtrade Town group took up this challenge in 2010 and sold 90kg of Kilombero Rice. This year for Fairtrade Fortnight we took up the challenge again and have both white and brown rice for sale at £2.80 a kilo. It is very good rice and easy to cook.
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WHaT’S On: Local events in Ryedale. CRAFT FAIR 30 June Wrelton Village Hall Craft Fair
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For further information on all events see www.ryedalefolkmuseum.co.uk. Or call: 01751 417367
Quiz with pie & pea supper included 7-9pm
Society and Westow Cricket Club Pavilion Fund. Tickets are available from Adam Hodsman 01653658213 / 07725 859901 or bullyinthebarn@gmail.com
20 July Monthly village fare.
10.30 till 1pm in Westow Village Hall. Lots of stalls including local and hand made goods. Cards, turned wooden gifts, photo cards, photographs of local area, jams, chutneys, pickles, sausages, pork pies, scarves, jewellery, soft furnishings, gifts and much more. The cricket club will have stalls selling 2nd hand books, home baking and a tombola, as well as providing tea / coffee and juice all in aid of their pavilion fund. Anyone wanting more details or a stall (£5) please contact Julie 01653 618214.
RyeDAle speCIAl FAmIlIes 5 July Edwina Hayes in concert
7.30pm The Yard, Malton. In aid of Joe Shepherdson’s Land’s End to John O’Groats Cycle Challenge in August
Action and noise!
13 & 14 July Yorkshire Wolds Cycle Challenge
For more information: www. yorkshirewoldscyclechallenge. org.uk.
27 SepTembeR “A night with the Light”
York Light Opera Company performing songs from the shows in their “Cabaret in the Community” 7.30pm at Helmsley Arts Centre
RobeRT FulleR gAlleRy 13 July Taste The Wolds
10am-4.30pm at The Robert Fuller Gallery, Thixendale Free entry, no booking required just come along on the day! Come and join your local producers for a day of tastings in the gallery and courtyard. Try them for yourself and meet the people involved in growing and producing the finest food and drink on the Yorkshire Wolds. See website www.robertefuller. com for more details.
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noRTh yoRkshIRe mooRs RAIlWAy 13 and 14 July Classic Cars and Vehicles Weekend
Enjoy a lazy weekend recalling motoring memories from the past at our Classic Car event in the heart of the North York Moors national park. A full programme of events will be available to buy on the day. This event is being arranged by Ian Wolstencroft and if you would like to be included please contact him via telephone 07942 816897 or email iwolstencroft@ iwolstencroft.karoo.co.uk
DeRWenT DIggeRs 1 July Talk
An illustrated talk by Simon Tetlow about his work as Head Gardener at Tatton Park, Cheshire. This an open meeting so all are welcome at 7.30 pm at Trinity Church Rooms, Commercial Street, Norton. £3 per head.
RyeDAle shoW 30 July
Held in the natural ampitheatre of Welburn Park, Kirkbymoorside, North Yorkshire. The Ryedale Show is a traditional Country Show renowned for its very high standard of livestock and Trade Stands that attend in ever growing numbers each year. The Show is run with both the farming community and townspeople’s interests in mind and there are attractions for everyone of all ages. Gates open to the Public at 8.30 a.m. For more information visit www. ryedaleshow.org.uk
CAsTle hoWARD 9 July Craft & Produce Market
Over 25 stalls selling delicious food and beautiful crafts in the stunning surroundings of Castle Howard Stable Courtyard. 10am4pm. Entrance to the Courtyard is free of charge.
11 – 12 July A Night at the Barricade
Rhiannon Davies and Ackworth Community Choir presents. A gala evening of musical theatre in the stunning grounds of Castle Howard. The first half of this musical extravaganza will be a celebration of tunes from Les Miserables including ‘Do you Hear the People Sing’, ‘One Day More’ and ‘I Dreamed a Dream’. Following a short interval further favourites will be performed from popular shows such as Chicago, The Phantom of the
eDen CAmp 13 July Airborne Forces Day
Reunion, Parade and Commemorative Service of the North of England branches of the Parachute Regiment.
RyeDAle JAzz soCIeTy 26 – 28 July 1st Ryedale Jazz Festival
At Pickering Memorial Hall and Church of St Peter and St Paul. The festival brochure is available on www.ryedalejazz.com
Opera, Jesus Christ Superstar and Sweeny Todd. Tickets must be pre-booked for this event and will be available 23rd May 2013. This is a picnic style outdoor performance so guests are invited to bring picnics and seating and please dress appropriately for the weather. Refreshments will be available on the night and French themed cheese boards with nibbles and wine will be available to preorder and collect on the evening. Performances start at 7.30pm each night (Gates open at 6pm) Tickets are £15 Adults / £10 Concessions (Children/Students/ Seniors)
21 July Castle Howard Triathlon
For further details and entry forms please go to http://www. castletriathlonseries.co.uk/en/ castle-howard-race/
hovInghAm vIllAge mARkeT 6 July
Market open from 10.30am at Hovingham Village Hall.
mAlTon FooD loveRs’ mARkeT 13 July
The Milton Rooms, Malton. This month’s theme of Lobster & Seafood is at its height in July so treat yourself to something a little bit special and feast on those naturally salty sea flavours.
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WHaT’S On: Local events in Ryedale. beCk Isle museum
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25 July Dinosaur & Fossil Day
14 July Village Fete
Starts at 2pm in the School Playing Field. Huge variety of stalls, games, shows and refreshments. Fun for all the family!
10am – 3.30pm.
30 July Rural Crafts
12 midday – 3pm
The mIlTon Rooms 8-20 July Ryedale Open Art Exhibition Opens 24 July Comedy night 8pm, Tickets £8.
RyeDAle Dog ResCue 21 July Summer Fun Dog Show
Scampston Park. If you think your dog has the most appealing eyes or waggiest tail then bring them along. There will also be stalls, agility displays and lots for all the family to enjoy.
The yoRkshIRe ARboReTum, keW AnD CAsTle hoWARD 14 & 15 SepTembeR Wild About Wood
10am – 5pm. A woodtastic day out for all the family! Watch chainsaw sculpting, be inspired by demonstrations of furniture making, admire the intricacies of willow-weaving, or have a go at tree-climbing! Watch the ancient skill of heavyhorse logging, or take the family along to the Discovery Zone and get involved in a whole range of activities and workshops including pond-dipping, shelter building, arboretum art & bushcraft. Enjoy delicious, local
food & drink. Try your hand at archery, coracle making (and paddling!), watercolour painting or paper-making, or just relax and listen to some traditional English music. Perhaps indulge yourself with a purchase from our Woodland Market of arts & crafts? Explore our 120-acre woodland garden at your own pace, or just relish the tranquility and beauty of this very special place, tucked away in the Howardian Hills. Visit www.yorkshireaboretum. org or contact the Visitor Centre on 01653 648598 or the Festival Team on 01653 643282.
blooD DonoR sessIons 8 July Malton Community Sports Centre 2-4pm and 5-7pm.
18 July Pickering Memorial Hall 2-4pm and 5-7pm.
helmsley ARTs CenTRe Tel: 01437 771700 www.helmsleyarts.co.uk 3 July Out Of Order - A Farce By Ray Cooney Conservative minister Richard Willey plans to spend the evening with Labour Party secretary Jane, but things go wrong - starting with the discovery of a ‘body’. Desperately trying to get out of a potentially headline-making situation, Richard seeks help. However, with a conniving waiter, a suspicious hotelier, an alert private detective, an angry wife, a furious husband, a bungling secretary, an unconscious nurse and a dead body to deal with, this is not the romantic evening Richard had planned.
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6 July Great Edstone Mid-Summer Music Festival This highly popular family festival is one of the highlights of the summer outdoor music season The line-up includes Feldspar, Rocketsmith, Soundhouse and The Concetines, plus entertainers and bouncy castles for the kids, great hot and cold local food, free camping and great loos! Funds raised support the MS Society and Westnell Nursery Society. www.edstone-festival.co.uk Tickets; £20 / U16’s £5 / Students £10 / Family £40
7 July Cinema – ‘The Great Gatsby’ 9 July Exhibition Opens Today Of Quilters Guild Of The British Isles
A wide variety and scope of interpretation, techniques, materials and styles are demonstrated in these pieces of textile art. Ends Fri 30 Aug.
10 July Glyndebourne Opera Le Nozze Di Figaro By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Captured live in July 2012. Sung in Italian with English subtitles Michael Grandage’s production of Mozart’s greatest comedy.
12 July Sweet Baby James
Talented duo Brian Dales (guitar/ voice) and Jon Chamberlain (keyboards) play the music of legendary troubadour James Taylor with impeccable style, covering songs from all Taylor’s albums and encompassing the
mix of the folk, pop, and blues music for which he is known.
13 July & 18 July Ryedale Festival Coffee Concert, Yorkshire Young Musicians
A chance to hear some of the most talented young musicians from the Yorkshire and Humber area (aged 8-18). For tickets and details visit www.ryedalefestival.co.uk
17 July Cinema – ‘The Reluctant Fundamentalist’ 19 July Uncorked
Book early for our popular combination of top flight acoustic performance and fine wines in both Auditorium and Studio Bar.
20 July Film-Making Weekend Workshop With The North Yorkshire Media Training Partnership See website for more details.
20 July York Railway Institute Last Night Of The Proms
The band will perform a varied programme of traditional brass band music in the first half of the concert and then in the second half will play all your ‘Last Night’ favourites including Land of Hope and Glory, Rule Britannia, Fantasia on British Sea Songs, Jerusalem and more. Joining the band will be a ‘special guest’ soprano singer. For more information about the band visit its website at www.yrib.org.uk
23 July Ryedale School Big Band & Cantarla
musicians sing and play for your pleasure after a two-day residency at the Arts Centre. The school’s Big Band will play a half of jazz standards, mixed with Latin and funk numbers, followed by Cantarla, performing Joseph Horowitz’s Cantata Summer Sunday described by the composer as a ‘comical-tragicalecological Pastoral, with an environmental message’! Come and enjoy a varied early evening’s music-making from these talented young musicians, led by the school’s Head of Performing Arts Andrew Moxon.
24 July Cinema – ‘Populaire’ 25 July Glyndebourne Opera Live - Hippolyte Et Aricie by Jean-Philippe Rameau Sung in French with English subtitles
29 July Musical Theatre Summer School
For ages 11-17. This exciting performance project will be an inspiring five days of music and theatre at the Arts Centre. Learn and develop musical theatre skills including acting through song, character acting, dance and stagecraft under the direction of Audrie Woodhouse, and tune in and nurture your vocal talents with coaching from Em Whitfield Brooks. 16 places only so book early! £70/£65 for 1812 Youth Theatre Members
Ryedale School’s finest young
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WHaT’S On: Local events in Ryedale. the Salvation Army, 40 Wood Street, Norton. For more information contact Alzheimers Society Scarborough, Whitby. Tel : 01723 500958
mAlTon & noRTon memoRy CAFe hovInghAm quARRy FesTIvAl 12 & 13 July
Opening at 6pm on Friday with a live set from Blue Grass band ‘Brothers of String’, who make those Banjo’s sing and get everyone dancing! DJ set from Rob Hill rolls on until midnight. Saturdays line up of laid back & funky bands is gathering pace. Opening at 11.00am with the first band on at 12.00. ‘The Trucks’ and ‘The Freewheel’ return with their gorgeous melodies. New bands are ‘Brothers of String’ (Blue Grass), and ‘The Glass Caves’. And resident DJ Jim Lawlor will be on hand again Saturday evening to sooth your minds and keep you smiling. Visit the website www.digitalecosphere.co.uk/thequarryfestival/ for more details and to order tickets.
RyeDAle FesTIvAl 12 – 28 July
For the full programme see website www.ryedalefestival. co.uk or obtain a brochure from the box office. For tickets contact 01751 475777 (box office) or tickets@ryedalefestival.co.uk
mAlTon & noRTon RAIlWAy Club 6, 13, 20, 27 July Musical Evening
Saturday nights - Live music entertainment from 8.30pm.
1, 8, 15, 22, 29 July Local Charity Bingo Monday nights at 7.30pm.
3, 10, 17, 24, 31 July Whist Drive Wednesday nights at 7.15pm.
23 July
Quiz Night at 8pm.
youTh ARTs FesTIvAl 20 July Ryefest
A youth arts festival for 11 - 19 year olds . 3 - 9 pm. Live music, arts workshops, games and more - all for FREE. Brooklyn youth Centre, Norton, YO17 9AE. For more details contact Libby on 07980699701
summeR FeTe 21 July Village Green, Hutton-leHole
12 -4pm. Stalls and games. At 1.15pm there will be a Fun Dog Show and at 3pm a Duck Race.
RyeDAle sIngIng FoR The bRAIn 3, 7, 31 July
An informal singing group for people with memory problems and their carers, 1.30 - 3pm. At
11 July
For people with memory problems and their carers. 2-4pm. Salvation Army, 40 Wood Street, Norton. For more information contact Alzheimer’s Society Scarborough, Whitby. Tel : 01723 500958
sTeAm AnD TRACTIon engIne RAlly 6 July Duncombe Park
The event attracts full size steamers, miniatures, commercial engines, tractors, vintage cars and motorcycles, craft and trade stands, refreshments, fairground and licensed bar with evening entertainment. Visit gytec. weebly.com (please note that the gardens will be closed to the public during this event).
WeAveRThoRpe open gARDens 7 July
1pm to 5pm. £3, accompanied children under 16 free. Sorry, no dogs except assistance dogs. 12 very different gardens, exhibition by Malton Museum of Roman artefacts including a children’s quiz, two great pubs with guest ales, Grade I listed 12C Sykes Church with wildlife
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rich churchyard, Poet/Artist in Residence, Anne Pilgrim, plant sales, teas, garden jumble, book sales and more. Main proceeds to Yorkshire Air Ambulance. Contact: Penny House, 01944 738841, pennyhouse@talktalk.net
concessions, children and students free) and may be obtained from Sally Craggs (01653 691804) and Rosemary Downey (01904 787181). For further details please go to www.stamfordbridgesingers. btck.co.uk
slIngsby open gARDens 14 July
1 – 5pm. There will be refreshments from 12pm, plants for sale and a tombola. Proceeds in aid of Village Hall funds.
hARmonIA ChoIR ConCeRT 29 June Joint Concert with Lady Lumleys School
At St Peters & St Pauls Church, Pickering. In aid of Save the Children. 7.30pm. Tickets and more information from Carol Ellis on 01751 475091
sTAmFoRD bRIDge & ChAnTICleeR sIngeRs 6 July
7.30 pm, St Peter’s Church, Langton Road, Norton on Derwent, YO17 9AE The two local choirs will perform a joint concert, featuring Mozart’s ‘Spatzenmesse’ (Sparrow Mass) conducted by Stamford Bridge Singers’ Musical Director, Michael Wiles, and John Rutter’s ‘Requiem’ conducted by Chanticleer Singers’ Musical Director, Jane Sturmheit. The joint choir, which will number more than seventy singers, will be accompanied by Ray Sturdy on the organ plus a small orchestra. Tickets will cost £10 (£7
yoRk RAmbleRs Evening walks
All walks are 5 or 6 miles long starting at 7pm and are suitable for most people. Please join us on any of the following walks:
4 July
Meet at Strensall village hall car park.
11 July
Meet at Fulford Landing Lane
18 July
Meet at Nunnington top of village near church
25 July
Meet at Brandsby village hall car park For further details see yorkramblers.org.uk or eastyorkshireramblers.org.uk or phone Ian on 01347-822729
mAlTon shoW 14 July
At Scampston Park, Malton In its 127th year, the show this year promises some exciting attractions alongside all of the
usual agricultural classes and events. Something for all the family. More information at www.maltonshow.org or call 01653 693382.
WAlk Ten 20 July Marie Curie Walk Ten
Walk Ten 2013 at Castle Howard for Marie Curie Cancer Care. Raise money to care for terminally ill people in your area by taking part in Marie Curie’s 10K twilight walk at Castle Howard this July. Afterwards enjoy picnics and after-dark entertainment finishing with a special nursing message and celebration of light. To find out more or to register go to www.mariecurie.org.uk/ walkten or call 0845 052 4184
summeR ConCeRTs 1 July Malton District Male Voice Choir Concert. South Cliff Methodist Church
31 July Malton District Male Voice Choir Concert. Queen Street
Methodist Church, Scarborough To join Malton District Male Voice Choir or for more information call Secretary David Ackroyd on 01944 758693 or Chairman Tom Todd on 01653 692362.
slIngsby DuCk RACe 6 July
Slingsby School Family Fun Day and Duck Race will be held on Slingsby Sports Field 12-4pm. 1500 ducks will swim down Slingsby Beck raising money for Friends of Slingsby School. Come and join the fun!
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St Mary’s Priory Church, Old Malton
Flower Festival The Malton & District Flower Club and the Flower Group of St Mary’s Priory, Old Malton have collaborated to put on a spectacular Alice in Wonderland themed Flower Festival to be held at St Mary’s Priory and the Priory Community Centre in Old Malton. The Festival will run from Friday 19th to Sunday 21st July inclusive (10am – 7pm Friday and Saturday, 1pm – 6pm Sunday), entrance is free (or a donation to the Priory would be much appreciated) and brochures may be purchased for £3. A preview evening will be on Thursday 18th July from 6.45pm: drinks and canapés will be served and the festival
will be officially opened by Lady Westbury. Tickets for the preview are £8 and may be purchased from Kath Taylor (01653 692601, or by e mail kathtaylor38@talktalk.net) and can be collected on the night. The Malton & District Flower Club members will display in the Priory many themed flower arrangements from the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, to the Cheshire Cat, from the Queen of Hearts to the Mock Turtle! In addition there will be events at the Priory and the Community Centre for both adults and children, including a White Rabbit trail from the Priory to the Community Centre, guided tours of St Mary’s Priory hosted by Rev
Canon John Manchester at 3pm on Friday and Saturday, some traditional weaving in the church, and much more. Light refreshments will be for sale throughout each day in the Community Centre. St Mary’s Priory is the only remaining working Gilbertine Priory in the country, and we are constantly working to raise funds to preserve its architecture and stonework. We very much hope that this exciting event will swell the coffers for future renovation work at St Mary’s, as well as providing a fun day out for adults and children.
Love music? Enjoy singing? Why not join our choir? We are looking for new members to join our community choir We rehearse once a week, Thursday evenings (during term time) in Stamford Bridge. We sing a very wide range of music – show tunes, classics, folk, pop, and church music – all sorts!
Interested? Find us on facebook: www.facebook.com/stamfordbridgesingers Or come to our open rehearsal session: Thursday 11th July at 7.30pm in Stamford Bridge Junior School. EVERYONE WELCOME. No auditions – just come along and see what you think. For more information see our website www.stamfordbridgesingers.co.uk 72 • info@thehandymag.co.uk
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RYEDALE • JULY 2013 • ISSUE 90 ACTIVITIES & HOBBIES CELL GROUPS
Meet Mondays at various venues to share fellowship and to explore the Christian Faith. Our members come from Malton across to Hovingham. Meet socially and enjoy walks and meals together. Contact Kate Giles: 01653 628739 or Tim & Clare Rowe: 01653 628555.
CLAXTON & SAND HUTTON KNIT AND NATTER GROUP
Meet in the village hall on 1st Monday of each month 10am to 12pm. No charge for meetings or tuition. Contact Rachel: 07970956022.
CONNECTIONS CRAFT CLUB
Meet every Wednesday in term time 1.30 - 3.30pm rear of Methodist Church, Pickering. For women - all levels of experience. Contact Ruth: 01751 474291.
DERWENT DIGGERS GARDENING CLUB
Social gardening in Malton, Norton & surrounding area. Meetings held on the 1st Monday of each month at the Trinity Methodist Church in Norton. Membership: £7pp per year or £10 for two people living at the same address. Contact: 01653 697845
EMBROIDERERS’ GUILD RYEDALE BRANCH
Meet at Wrelton Village Hall on the last Saturday of the month. (Except Aug and Dec). 10am workshop and at 2pm business meeting and a speaker. Coffee and tea are provided but bring packed lunches. Open to visitors at £5. Don’t have to be an expert to join. Contact Janet: 01751 473875.
HAXBY & WIGGINTON FLOWER CLUB
Meet the 2nd Tuesday of each month (except August) at 7.30pm in Wigginton Recreation Hall. Welcome new members and visitors to join us for flower arranging demonstrations, workshops, talks and practice classes. Contact Joy White: 01904 765676.
HOPE CENTRAL COFFEE HOUSE
Home to youth groups, X:Talk, Young at Heart Lunch Club, Quiz Nights and Debt Advice. For more information on any of the activities at Hope Central, please e-mail office@hopecentral. net or phone (01653) 697796. www.elimryedale.net or www. hopecentral.info
KIRKBYMOORSIDE & DISTRICT CAMERA CLUB
1st and 3rd Thursday at 7.30pm. British Legion Club, Shaw Lane, Kirkbymoorside. All abilities & experience welcome. Contact: www.kirkbymoorside-
camera-club.co.uk
LACEMAKING CLASSES
3rd Saturday of each month in Middleton village hall from 10am - 3 pm. Take up this craft or if you’re already a lacemaker - join us. Contact Irene: 01757 288656
MALTON & DISTRICT CAMERA CLUB
Every other Friday, 7pm at Ryedale Indoor Bowling Club, Norton. Yearly program is split into two halves Sept to Dec and Jan to July with events and exhibitions taking place through the summer months. Welcome anyone with an interest in photography. Contact: 01653 619181 or 01653 628982 or www.maltoncameraclub.co.uk
MALTON & DISTRICT FLOWER CLUB
3rd Tuesday of the month at 2pm. Old Malton Memorial Hall. Flower arranging demonstrations, workshops,talks, outings. New members welcome. Contact Maggie, Secretary: 01653 698741.
MARTON & NORMANBY GARDENING CLUB
Meets 2nd Tuesday of the month in Marton & District Village Hall, Marton at 7.30pm. Programme of speakers, visits and annual Produce Show in August. Monthly competition for the Cross Cup. Discounts on orders above £10 with six local plant and garden centres. Contact: 01751 433105.
MALTON & NORTON NATIONAL WOMEN’S REGISTER
Meet fortnightly. Join other lively minded women for discussions, book readings, theatre visits Day Conferences friendships. Want sometime and space to be just you? Contact: www.nwr.org. uk email: office@nwr.org.uk | 0845 4500287
MALTON & NORTON ROTARY CLUB
A community organisation open to males & females who help raise money towards international and local projects. Meet Monday, 6pm for 6.30pm at the Old Lodge, Malton. Contact John Howard: john. howard1@btinternet.com or see www.rotary-ribi.org.
MALTON BRIDGE CLUB
Wednesdays at 7.15pm at Ryedale Indoor Bowls Club. Contact: 01653 693501 or 01653 693553.
MALTON COUNTRY QUILTERS
Meet at the Methodist Church Rooms, Saville Street, Malton on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of
each month (excluding January and July). From 7.30 to 9.30pm. Interests are wide ranging including patchwork, quilting, beading and needlecraft. Welcome all abilities. Contact Mary: 01653 694445.
MALTON LADIES LUNCHEON CLUB
Meet at the Forest & Vale Hotel for lunch and a speaker once a month. Contact Cath Taylor: 01653 692601.
NEWBRIDGE PARK GROUP
The Newbridge Park Group is a voluntary group, aiming to formally develop the existing facilities in the disused quarry and adjoining neglected woodland on Newbridge Road in Pickering. Locals can enjoy cycling and walking, and we also aim to reintroduce native species as part of a long term woodland management plan. ‘Live Local, Ride Local’ For more information: www.newbridgepark.org
PICKERING & DISTRICT FLOWER GROUP
Meet 4th Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm in the WRVS Hungate Centre. Join for flower arranging demonstrations, workshops, practice classes and outings. Welcome new members or come as a guest. Contact Val: 01751 472902
September. Mon + Tues, 2-5pm & Wednesdays, 2-8pm. Contact: 01653 694595.
RYEDALE FILM SOCIETY
Films take place at Friends Meeting House, 19 Castlegate, Pickering at 7.30pm. Season tickets (for 12 films) £30. Half season (for 6 films) £18. Guest tickets £4.00. Contact Alison Lawson: 01751 472827 or Frank Rock: 01751 477 484.
RYEDALE FORUM 50+
Open to residents aged 50+, membership free. Programme of events, talks about issues particular to the over 50’s, outings to a variety of places. Transport to enable people to attend many events is often organised. Contact Membership Secretary Danny: 01751 474464 or Anna: 01944 759123.
RYEDALE FRIENDSHIP GROUP
Meet on the 2nd Monday evening of each month at the Memorial Hall in Pickering. A social group for retired or over 50’s local people There is a mixture of social activities, speakers, lunches at local venues, short strolls, theatre visits, holidays and more. Contact Peter Ashton: 01751 473715 or Sue Hall: 01751 474181.
RYEDALE NATURIST CLUB
PICKERING EXPERIMENTAL ENGINEERING MODEL SOCIETY
Have a fortnightly swim at Ryedale pool see website for dates. Contact: 07528409332 or www. ryedalenaturistclub.co.uk.
PICKERING SCRABBLE CLUB
POTTER HILL CINEMA
Informal group of men meet for a chat and a meal each month at the Market Place Restaurant Malton. After dinner our visiting speaker kicks off a discussion on a theme that he is passionate about and has experienced. New members welcome. Contact: 01944 758807 or eddie. james@cvmen.org.uk.
ROCK IT YOUTH CLUB & MUSIC NIGHTS
Meet every Wednesday in the parish hall, Hallgarth, Pickering from 7.30 – 9.30pm. £1.50 which includes a drink and a biscuit. You don’t need any special equipment, or even a partner, all levels of fitness. Beginners especially welcome. Contact Sheila: 01751 473924
PEEMS meets 1st Wednesday (except January) at 7pm in the WRVS Centre in Hungate, Pickering. Visitors are always welcome. Contact: 01751 474291 or visit www.peems.co.uk Meet every Thursday at 2pm at Crossways Hotel in Pickering. Contact Wendy: 01751 475412
No admission charge - donations towards expenses welcome, Potter Hill Chapel, Pickering, Every 3rd Monday - 2pm, Family Cinema, every 1st Sat - 6.30pm, Teen Cinema, every 3rd Sat - 7pm. Contact: 01751 474291 or visit www.facebook.com/PotterHillCinema.
Ages 11years plus. Meet Weds at 7 - 9pm, In the Hall, Potter Hill Chapel, Pickering. Snooker, pool, table tennis, DVDs, crafts, jamming. Have fun, make new friends, play music. Contact Ruth: 01751 474291.
RYEDALE CROQUET
At Ryedale Sports Club, Thornton Road, Pickering. Play Short Lawn Croquet, Mixed Association and Golf Croquet April to end of
RYEDALE MEN TOGETHER
RYEDALE SCOTTISH DANCE GROUP
RYEDALE WALKING GROUP
Based in the Ryedale area. Most weekend walks are 5-12 miles. During summer we have weekday evening walks. Short walking breaks and social activites are frequently organised. See full details on www.ryedalewalkinggroup. btck.co.uk or email phil@yorkshirewalker.co.uk, or telephone 01751 476380.
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VALE OF PICKERING ART CLUB
Beginners and interested nonpainters welcome! Meetings at Memorial Hall on 2nd Thursday of each month, 7-9pm. Annual membership - £15 includes the right to show work at the prestigious and highly successful Annual Exhibition in September. We have two different one day workshops and four outdoor painting days per year and Monday evening practical sessions. Contact Renee: 01751 431834
THORNTON LE DALE SCRABBLE CLUB Meets on Tuesday afternoons at 2pm at The Institute in Thornton le Dale. Contact Wendy: 01751 475412.
ADVICE & SUPPORT AGE CONCERN RYEDALE
Information and advice for local pensioners help to claim benefits via a dedicated helpline service. Contact: 0845 6030493.
CANCER INFORMATION & SUPPORT SERVICE
Drop in sessions held at Norton Trinity Methodist Church, Commercial Street Norton ,YO17 9ES. Meet 2nd and 4th Wednesday each month 10.30 -12.30. Pickering Library and information Centre, The Ropery, Pickering, YO18 8DY. Meet 3rd Tuesday of each month 10.30 till 12.30. Contact: 01723 356060
CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU, RYEDALE Confidential, impartial advice to help solve the problem - no matter what it is. Open Mon, Wed & Fri 9.30 - 12.30, Tue 9.30 - 12.30, Thu 9.30 - 12.30 tel advice and prior appointments only, Wed evening - 5.30 - 7.30 prior appointments only. Community House, Wentworth Street, Malton & Outreach in Pickering Tues 9.30am - 12.30pm at Pickering Library. Contact: 08444 111444.
FRIENDS OF THE CROFT
Befriend the residents of its six households in Malton & Norton by providing outings, summer evenings of games, talks and slide shows, as well as presents at Christmas. Meet 3 times a year to organise fundraising activities, and welcome new members. Contact Maureen: 01944 758448.
HOME-START RYEDALE
Support for families with children under the age of 5. Contact: 01653 693551.
HOPE DEBT ADVICE
A FREE, confidential debt advice service. Tel: 01653 692616 to speak to an adviser.
MALTON CANCER INFORMATION & SUPPORT
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SERVICE
Ryedale Community House, Wentworth Street Malton 10.30-12.30 2nd & 4th Wednesday of each month. Contact: 01723 356060.
NEXT STEPS
Ryedale’s resource centre run for and by people with mental health problems. Provides a friendly, informal atmosphere in which people with a wide range of mental health difficulties, and their carers, can meet together. Contact 01653 690854.
PARKINSON’S DISEASE SOCIETY
At Ryedale Support Group. Meets at Community House, Wentworth Street Car Park, Malton 2nd Thursday in each month. 2.15-4pm. Contact: 01653 694251.
RELATE
Offer a confidential counselling service for couples and individuals who need help with their relationships, regardless of marital status or sexual orientation. Also offer family therapy, a ‘time to talk’ young person’s service, and sex therapy. Allatt House, 5 West Parade Road, Scarborough YO12 5ED Contact: 0800 9805907.
RYEDALE & DISTRICT MENCAP
Monday Club meets afternoons for crafts, leisure activities, outings, etc. Thursday mornings: Yoga, on mats and in wheelchairs. Monthly on Friday evenings, Discos. Contact Sue Hollows: 07557868142
RYEDALE BRANCH OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCES ASSOCIATION
Shop on Smiddy Hill in Pickering which holds information. Contact our Support Officer, Mrs Ward: 01653 695310.
RYEDALE SPECIAL FAMILIES
Independent charity supporting families of children with disabilities and special need. Objectives are the relief of children and young adults with disabilities and special needs, their families and/or carers, in particular by the provision of information, advice and support service. 121 Town Street, Old Malton, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 7HD. Contact: 01653 699000.
RYEDALE TALKING MAGAZINE
Small charity providing a free monthly magazine recorded on tape and CD for those residents of Ryedale and all its surrounding areas who are finding reading either a strain or impossible. Items are individually chosen and read by our team of volunteers. Therefore there is a wide variety of topics providing interest and entertainment. Contact Val: 01751 476499.
RYEDALE VOLUNTARY ACTION
Registered charity working across Ryedale providing voluntary and community support to charities, self help groups, and any group which is led by volunteers or by the community. Contact: 01653 600120 or email: post@rva-cvs.org.uk or visit www. ryedaleva.org.uk.
SAMARITANS OF SCARBOROUGH
1st Wednesday of each month at the Old Lodge Hotel, Malton, from 3 -4.30pm, social meeting with guest speaker. 3rd Wed of the month at local restaurant for a lunch. Open to all people with a regard for the RAF, they work towards helping serving & ex-serving members of the RAF, together with their dependants. Contact Secretary, John Paul: 01751 431793
Confidential emotional support to anyone in distress or despair or at risk of self harm or suicide. Always available for phone calls and visitors 8am-10pm. Samaritan House, 40 Trafalgar Street West, Scarborough. Contact: 01723 368888 or 08457 90 90 90 or email www.samaritans. org.uk.
RYEDALE CARERS SUPPORT
Information about where carers can find help and support. Contact: 01723 850155.
Need volunteers of all ages and varied experiences to sit with older people to enable their partner or family carer to have a little time off. If you have an hour to spare each week or fortnight, we would like to hear from you. Ryedale Carers Support, The Old School, Tinley Garth, Kirby Moorside, York, YO62 6AR, Reg Charity No 1076716. Contact Claire or Annette: 01751 432288 or email: enquiries@ ryedalecarers.org.uk or visit www. ryedalecarers.org.uk
RYEDALE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS BRANCH
Support Officer offers information, advice and support. Members monthly newsletter and an annual lunch for everyone. Our Charity
SCARBOROUGH AND RYEDALE CARERS RESOURCE
SIGHT SUPPORT RYEDALE
Provides activities and support for blind and sight impaired people. Fortnightly social meetings in Malton and Pickering, excursions, an annual holiday, information and support, walking group, Yoga group, book group, computer training, and loan or supply of aids and equipment & provide transport. Contact: 01653 698860 or email sightsupportryedale@btconnect. com or visit www.sightsupportryedale.org.
THE ENCEPHALITIS SOCIETY
32 Castlegate, Malton, YO17 7DT. Admin line : 01653 692583. Sup-
port Line 01653 699599. Email : mail@encephalitis.info
WRVS
Our volunteers & employees work together to support people in need who might feel lonely & isolated at home, in hospital or in times of crisis. The Hungate Centre, open from 9am to 5pm Mon to Fri. Activities including Wednesday Social Club. Starting at 2pm host various activities. All welcome to join, just £2 per session which includes refreshments.
ANIMALS BORDER COLLIE RESCUE
Voluntary Reg Charity 1128983. phone us on - 2pm to 5pm weekdays. Contact: 0845 6044941 or visit www.bordercollierescue.org.
RYEDALE DOG RESCUE
Volunteers in the Ryedale, Scarborough and York areas re-homing all types of dog wherever possible. We pay kennel fees and have foster homes to help long or short-term needs. Help with fund-raising events or adopt a dog or make a donation. Reg Charity no 1117972. Contact: 07581 324153 or visit www.ryedaledogrescue.com.
YORKSHIRE COAST DOG RESCUE Reg Charity No. 1142941. Rescue & rehome abandoned and unwanted dogs in the area. Help fundraise, join the team or adopt a dog. Contact: 0758 3269614 or visit www.yorkshire-coast-dog-rescue. com.
NATURE & ENVIRONMENT GREEN DRINKS
Informal get-together of people interested in the future of mankind and the planet. 8pm on the 5th of every month at Suddabys Crown Hotel, Wheelgate, Malton. Contact 01653 696748.
NATIONAL TRUST - RYEDALE
Meet every month at the Kirkby Misperton Village Hall, presents lectures of common interest. Also holds fund raising events to aid projects for the National Trust. Contact Janet: 01653 693638 or visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ ryedalecentre.
PICKERING IN BLOOM
Interest in the appearance of the public areas of the town by tending planters and gardens. Meet 7.30pm on 2nd Tuesday of the month at Bar 4, Market Place, Pickering. Contact Eileen: 01751 477799
RYEDALE LETS
Local Exchange Trading System (LETS) trade goods and services for points (known as Ryes in Ryedale). Can be traded within the group or with other LETS groups e.g. York
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FUNDRAISING MALTON & NORTON HOSPITAL LEAGUE OF FRIENDS
Supporting Malton Hospital. Happy to welcome new members. Contact: 01653 698183.
HISTORY ROSEDALE HISTORY SOCIETY
Informal Tea, Chat & History meetings are held on the 1st Sunday of the month, 2 -4pm at Updale Reading Room, Rosedale. Large research archive, internet access, opportunity to find out about your family & local history. Tea and home-made cakes. Contact: 01751 417071 or visit rosedale.ryedaleconnect.org.uk or email rosedalehistory@hotmail. co.uk.
RYEDALE FAMILY HISTORY GROUP
Meetings at various locations in Ryedale on 3rd Wednesday of the month. Visit www.ryedalefamilyhistory.org. The Research Room at Hovingham Hall is open every Thursday from 10am to 3pm for family history research with expert help. Contact Janice: 01653 628952
MUSIC & THEATRE FRIENDS OF CATHEDRAL MUSIC
Support our priceless heritage of cathedral music. Contact local Representative: 01653 618479.
HARMONIA LADIES CHOIR
Friendly malton choir singing an eclectic mix of pop, folk, gospel and show tunes. Contact Alison Davis on 01944 758755
MALTON & NORTON MUSICAL THEATRE (MNMT)
Open to performers young and old and has staged hundreds of pantos and shows. Contact Chairman, Ian: 07988 740274 or email ian.goring@ btinternet.com.
MALTON DISTRICT MALE VOICE CHOIR
Created in 2007, the choir has taken part in dozens of local concerts and performed throughout the region, helping to raise thousands of pounds for local good causes. It has recently changed its weekly practice night from Friday to Monday and practices 7.30-9.30pm in Malton Methodist Church meeting rooms. No previous singing experience is needed but some ability to sing is. Contact Secretary David Ackroyd
on 01944-758693 or Chairman Tom Todd on 01653-692362.
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MALTON WHITE STAR BAND
Friendly, community choir of 40 voices aged 13 to 70, rehearses weekly throughout term time in Stamford Bridge School. Available for Concerts, Church Services and Weddings. Contact by email: info@stamfordbridgesingers.co.uk or visit ww.stamfordbridgesingers.btck. co.uk.
A friendly non-competition band. Practices on Thurs at 6.30pm (for younger band members) and 7.30pm (full band) in the Bandroom in Old Maltongate. Players of all ages and ability welcome. Instruments may be provided. Contact Bandmaster, Cliff Hicks: 01653 693599.
NOMADS PRODUCTIONS
Local drama society. Performing at least one major production each year, and occasional charity events. Other activities include theatre visits, social evenings and an annual Christmas Dinner Dance. Meet twice a week in Norton during our rehearsal period. Contact Pat: 01653 690350 or visit www.nomads-productions.co.uk.
PICKERING ACOUSTIC MUSIC
Welcomes singers, musicians and listeners who would like to play or listen to folk, blues, jazz, classical or any kind of acoustic music. Fortnightly on Weds 8-11pm. Occasional guest nights with invited artists. Upstairs at The Bay Horse, Market Place, Pickering. All welcome. Contact Alison: 01751 472827 or Martin: 01751 475644
PICKERING MUSICAL SOCIETY
Welcome anyone aged from 8 upwards, visit www.pickeringmusicalsociety.co.uk. Contact Linda, Publicity Manager: 01751 471553 or email pickeringmusical society@hotmail.co.uk
RYEDALE CHORAL
Rehearsals at Pickering Methodist Church Rooms, Potter Hill on Fridays 7.30-9.30, from September with summer break. Performances at different venues around Ryedale. New members are always made welcome, whatever their experience. Contact Grahame: 01723 850640 or Jim: 01751 431945.
THE RYEDALE WIND BAND
A newly formed group of friendly musicians of all ages playing a variety of musical styles. Players of all ages and abilities are welcome. We are looking for any wind, brass, or percussion players. Practices are held weekly on Monday 7.30 – 9.00 pm in the Ryedale School of Music. If you are interested in joining us, please contact Robert Coates on 01751 469116 or e-mail theryedalewindband@gmail.com.
RYEDALE JAZZ CLUB
Meets on the second Wednesday of each month at the Beansheaf Hotel. Music from 8.30pm. Free admission with raffle to cover expenses. For more information contact Wilson Hepplestone on 01723 859733, wilsonhepplestone@wilsonh.plus.com or at
STAMFORD BRIDGE SINGERS
Tues 10–11.30am. Open to babies/ toddlers/under primary school age with parent/carer (must stay with child in session) £2 per family per session, includes refreshments, lots of activities and lovely toys to play with in a laid back and friendly atmosphere.
CHATTERBOX PLAYGROUP
STAPE SILVER BAND
Friendly Qualified Staff, For 2 yrs to school age. Safe outside play area. Ofsted registered. Funding for 3 & 4 yr olds. Opening Times Mon - Fri 9.05 -12.05 Lunch Club twice a week. Village Hall, Barker’s Lane, Snainton. Contact Janet: 0776 5557020.
SWINTON EXCELSIOR BRASS BAND
A community run playgroup in safe comfortable surroundings. Wide variety of activities. Members of the Pre-school Learning Alliance. Sheepfoot Hill, Castlegate, Malton. Contact: 01653 694768.
Practice Tues and Thurs. Recruiting new and old members wanting to return. Learners Tuition for children and adults available Tuesday 6.30-7.30pm. Contact Mike, Band Master: 01751 472224.
People of all ages and abilities welcome - Practice Mond & Wed 7.30- 9pm, Learners Saturday Night 6- 8pm - Everything is provided, we just ask for your commitment - The Band Room, Middle Street, Swinton. Contact Tracey: 01653 696417 or visit www.swinton-band.org.uk.
THE CHANTICLEER SINGERS
Malton-based chamber choir of 30 voices. Meet on Wed in term-time at St. Leonard’s church rooms, from 7.30- 9.30 pm to rehearse, and sing 4 - 6 concerts in the local area each year, featuring a wide-ranging repertoire. Vacancy occasionally arises, and the Musical Director is happy to audition people with good singing experience and some sight-reading ability. Contact Musical Director: 01904 706437.
THORNTON LE DALE PLAYERS
The Society perform at least one major production each year, usually in November. Those interested in any aspect of amateur dramatics. Contact Mr J Walker: 01751 475001 or Mr G Hunt: 01751 476283.
PLAYGROUPS BARTON LE WILLOWS PLAYGROUP
Friday mornings mother & toddlers meet 9.30-11.30am, birth-school age, £2.00 per child. Qualified staff. Contact Catherine: 01653 619304.
BROOKLYN PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP
Large indoor & outdoor learning environment. Early Years qualified staff. Good Ofsted report. Value for money fees and free Early years funding for 3 and 4 year olds. Registered for children aged 2 years to 4 years 11 months. Contact: 07792369468 or 01653 696603.
BULMER TEA & TOTS
Meet in Bulmer Village Hall every
FIRESTATION PRESCHOOL
LANGTON PLAYGROUP
Leave your child for 2 hrs of fun, friendly and educational indoor and outdoor play led by a qualified, experienced Play Leader. For 2 & a half to 5 yrs. Sessions run Tues & Thurs in term time from 9- 11am at Langton Primary School. Costs £4 a session payable termly. Contact: Helen: 01653 699667, 07866 819556 or Julie: 01653 658057.
LEAVENING TODDLER GROUP
Leavening Methodist School Room every Mon during term time at 9-11.30am. For children 0- school age accompanied by their parent/ carer. Come have a play, make things, sing. £1 per family. Contact Paula: 07504821580.
LITTLE STARS STAY & PLAYGROUP
Held Wed at 10-11.30am in the back room at Thornton Dale Village Hall. Open to mums with bumps, babies, children aged 0-5 years, their parents and carers. Bumps and babies up to 6 months are free, 6 months to a year are £1.50 per child and 1 year + are £2.50 per child. Contact: 01751 474963 or email donnafirth2004@ yahoo.co.uk.
MUMS & TOTS
Trinity Chapel, Norton. Meets Weds in term time. 9.15- 11.15am. Open to Mums and tots in the area. Contact Carole: 01653 694891.
PICKERING PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP (HALLGARTH)
Friendly qualified staff & ofsted registered. Members of PLA. Teddy Bear club on a Fri mornings from birth onwards. Intro session on a Tues morning from 0 months to playgroup entry. Playgroup sessions from 2 years to school age. Parish Hall, Hallgarth, Pickering, YO18 7AW. Registered Charity Number 1038039.
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Contact: 07910147095.
POTTER HILL PLAYGROUP
Run by qualified, experienced staff, offer both indoor and outdoor activities. Playgroup sessions (from 2 years to school age) are held on most days. Tiny Tots sessions (from birth to school age) are held on Weds 9.30- 11am. Rear of Methodist Church, Potter Hill, Pickering. Charity no. 1025256. Contact Helen: 01751 477833.
RILLINGTON PLAYGROUP
Our aim is to have happy children in a well structured learning environment, whilst having lots of fun. Rillington Village Hall. Open Mon - Wed 9am - 12pm. Thu - Fri 9am 3pm. Term-time only. Pre-School Sessional Care - 2yrs to School Age. Ofsted Registered. Toddler Group Wed & Fri 9.15 - 11.15am, £1.50 per session. Contact: 07704 289080
SINNINGTON PRESCHOOL
Through friendship, fun and play we learn together. Ofsted registered good + outstanding. Friendly experienced qualified staff. Pre-school -Mon & Wed: 9.10 - 2.55 (includes am, aft and lunch club sessions).Thurs & Fri: 9.10 11.40am. Stay & Play (0-5) Tues: 10.00 - 11.30am. Contact: 01751 431465 or 07799 727656 email: info@sinnpreschool. org.uk or visit: www.sinnpreschool. org.uk.
SWINTON PLAYGROUP
Happy, friendly, safe environment. Fully trained staff, OFSTED inspected and funded places available. Open term time on Tuesday to Thursday from 9am - 3pm. Children from 2 years to school age are welcome to attend any session. The Reading Rooms, Main Street, Swinton. Contact: 01653 695020 or 07879 834975.
TERRINGTON PRESCHOOL PLAYGROUP
A small, friendly pre-school playgroup in rural setting. A open and welcoming organisation promoting healthy living and early education for children aged 2-5 years. Open Tuesday and Wednesday 9.30-3.30 and Thursday 9.30-12.30 in Terrington Village Hall. We are rated “good” by Ofsted, with some “outstanding” aspects. Visit www. terringtonplaygroup.co.uk for more information. Wednesday morning is open to Mums and babies/toddlers too. Contact Jennie Smith 07906 498362 or Nicola Clarke (01653) 648325.
THORNTON DALE PRESCHOOL
Offering places for children from 2 years old to school age. Ofsted registered. Friendly qualified staff. In Thornton Dale School with outdoor play area. Run sessions across the week including full day care. Contact Mrs C Payne, Manager: 01751 474345.
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TOTS PLAY & PRAISE
Saville Street Methodist Church, Malton. Every Thurs in term time. 10- 11.30am Play and praise for pre-school children. £1 per family.
SCOUTS & GUIDES 1ST MALTON SCOUTS
Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers. Contact Roger: 01653 696789 or 07950 558216.
1ST KIRKBYMOORSIDE BROWNIES Angela: 07976 748299
1ST NORTON SCOUTS
Beavers, Cub Scouts, Scout & Explorers. Contact Ian Appleby: 01653 694900.
1ST VALE OF PICKERING SCOUTS
Beavers, cubs, scouts & explorers. Contact Ray: 01751 476918.
2ND NORTON BROWNIES
Meet at Trinity Methodist Chapel, Commercial Street, Norton will meet on a Thursday 6pm to 7.30pm.
RILLINGTON & DISTRICT SCOUT GROUP
Meeting in Settrington- Cubs & Scouts. Contact Liz Hinde: 01944 758328
RYEDALE BROWNIES AND GUIDES
Contact Alison Hutchinson: 07816 847271.
SCOUTING IN RYEDALE
Contact Mererid Hunt: 01653 690992.
SOCIETIES PICKERING WORKING MEN’S CLUB
Southgate, Pickering YO18 8BL tel: 01751 473534 Every Mon Quiz from 9.15pm, Every Thu Bingo from 7pm, Every Sun Bingo from 7pm, Every Sat live entertainment from 9.30pm.
MALTON & NORTON RAILWAY CLUB
475093.
SINNINGTON PEOPLE’S GUILD
Meet Tuesdays at 7.15pm from Oct to March in Methodist Schoolroom at Sinnington. Friendly ecumenical mixed group of men & women. Varied programme of musical evenings and speakers. Each meeting concludes with a cup of tea and refreshments!
VALE OF PICKERING PROBUS CLUB
Welcomes new members -retired or semi-retired men with a professional or business background. Meet the 2nd Tuesday of the month in Forest & Vale Hotel, Pickering for lunch and a visiting speaker. Contact David Billett: 01751 472879.
WEA PICKERING BRANCH
Organises courses and day schools on a variety of subjects during the daytime and evenings, talks from September to March on the second Friday of every month at The Friends Meeting House, Castlegate, Pickering. Contact Rev. David Clark: 01751 476118 or Oulton Walker: 01751 477597.
WHITE ROSE AIRCREW ASSOCIATION
Are you as former aviator in either the RAF, RN or Army? If you were awarded a flying badge (wings) please consider joining us. We are a social organisation and meet several times a month, always at lunch time, to relive our days on the Squadron . Wives/partners are always welcome. For more information and an application form please contact our membership secretary Peter West at 5, The Paddock, Melmerby, Ripon HG4 5HW Tel: 01765 640409 email: peterwest33@yahoo.co.uk We also accept associate members who, whilst not aircrew, are interested in all matters aviation and are prepared to listen to the ‘line-shoots’ from our members!
SPORTS CLUBS
Meet at 2 Welham Road, Norton, YO17 9DP. Sat from 9pm Musical Evenings, Mon from 7.30pm Charity Bingo, Wed from 7.15pm Whist night, contact for monthly Quiz and family fun night. Contact: 01653 698537
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RYEDALE U3A
01653 696704 / andy@cannybooks. com
(Universities of the Third Age) are charitable, self funded, democratic organistaions which provide all types of educational, creative and leisure activities for older people at minimal cost, by making use of the knowledge, skills and experience of their members. Monthly speaker at Kirbymisperton Village Hall. Contact Jean Leggott: 01751
AMOTHERBY & SWINTON FOOTBALL CLUB
AMOTHERBY TABLE TENNIS CLUB BROOKLYN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB
01653 693682 / www.brooklynjfc. co.uk.
HESLERTON BOWLING CLUB
01944 738632
HESLERTON CRICKET CLUB
01723 859616 / www.nutt@ farmline.com.
HESLERTON FOOTBALL CLUB
01653 693598 / driver_edward@ yahoo.co.uk.
HESLERTON JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB
01944 768387 / www.heslertonsport.co.uk
MALTON AND OLD MALTON CRICKET CLUB
01653 692223 / johnandjoyhudson@btinternet.com
MALTON OUTDOOR BOWLS CLUB
www.maltonbowlsclub.co.uk
MALTON WHEELERS ROAD CLUB
01653 694571 / www.maltonwheelersrc.co.uk
MARTON SHORT MAT BOWLS CLUB
01751 472137
NEWITTS.COM BECKETT FOOTBALL LEAGUE
01751 473348
NORTON UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB
01653 693241
OLD MALTON & ST MARYS FOOTBALL CLUB
01653 692193 / www.oldmaltonstmarysfc.com
PICKERING ATHLETICS CLUB
01751 472877 / www.pickeringathletics.co.uk
PICKERING BOWLING CLUB
01751 472566 / glloyd@pcxinternet.com
PICKERING CRICKET CLUB
01751 475540 / george.bayes@ btinternet.com
PICKERING TOWN COMMUNITY FOOTBALL CLUB
Seniors - 01944 711448 / usherso8@ btinternet.com Juniors - 01653 697724 / www.communigate.co.uk/ york/juniorpikes.cfc.
RYEDALE SPORTS CLUB
Thornton Road, Pickering. Tennis - 01751 473101, Croquet - 01653 694595. Cricket - 01751 476924. Table Tennis - 01751 477778. Football - 01751 473390
RYEDALE TABLE TENNIS LEAGUE
01653 692862 www.ryedale-tabletennis.org.uk
SCARBOROUGH AND DISTRICT FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
01751 473348
SETTRINGTON BOWLING CLUB
01653 692522 / maureencroser@ yahoo.co.uk.
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RYEDALE • JULY 2013 • ISSUE 90 SWINTON SPORTS CENTRE
Derek Cuthbertson / 01653 690807
TERRINGTON LAWN BOWLS CLUB
Contact: 01653 619276 emsg1967-bowls@yahoo.co.uk
THIXENDALE CRICKET CLUB
Ms Anstey / 01377 288272
THORNTON-LE-DALE BOWLING CLUB
Joe Wade / 01751 472080 / joewade78 @ hotmail.com
THORNTON-LE-DALE CRICKET CLUB
Mr Calvert / 01751 472533 / martin@calvert213.wanadoo. co.uk.
THORNTON-LE-DALE FOOTBALL CLUB
Mr Barnes / 01751 475134 / maadi@btinternet.com.
THORNTON LE DALE INDOOR BOWLING CLUB
Jean Matthews 01751 475871 / Christine Harrison 01751 473703 / candepickering@tiscali.co.uk
WELHAM BOWLING CLUB MR POOL
01653 699624
WESTOW CRICKET CLUB
01653 658338 / Julie@pricewelford.freeserve.co.uk.
VILLAGE HALLS AISLABY & MIDDLETON VILLAGE HALL
Ideal venue for meetings, clubs, dance classes, keep fit classes etc. Charity events welcome at reduced rates. Disabelled access/toilet. Contact Paul: 01751 475825.
BARTON LE WILLOWS VILLAGE HALL
Clean, tidy hall for birthday parties, meeting, etc. we are available for bookings. Easy parking, functional kitchen. spacious. £6 ph. Contact Jayne: 01653 618255.
FOSTON & THORNTON LE CLAY VILLAGE HALL
Recently refurbished & central heated hall available for hire for events, parties, meetings, etc. Well sprung wooden floor for exercise and dancing, kitchen & cloakroom facilities, £6 ph. Contact Fiona: 01904 468773.
RILLINGTON VILLAGE HALL
To hire for parties, meetings, etc. A choice of two rooms or the whole hall, with kitchen/cloakroom facilities. Contact Richard Denton: 01944 758136 or email mrdenton@btinternet.com.
SAND HUTTON AND CLAXTON VILLAGE HALL
ebrations etc. Large bright hall, meeting room, excellent kitchen facilities and cloakrooms. Contact: 01904 468001.
SLINGSBY VILLAGE HALL
Large and smaller room available for a variety of functions and meetings. Recently refurbished kitchen. Good disabled access and toilet. Contact Trudy on 01653 628302.
WELBURN VILLAGE HALL
Ideal for parties and celebrations, meetings, exhibitions. Large hall and smaller meeting room. Contact Sandy: 01653 619576 or Yvonne: 01653 618610.
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Rotary Dragons
Paddling for Help the Heroes York Rotary Dragon Boats are back on the Ouse on Sunday 14th July so come along for a day of exciting entertainment!
costumes and headgear and imaginative team titles.
36 teams will be paddling in long canoes to get the fastest times over the 300 metre stretch of the river between Scarborough and Lendal Bridges. The teams of sixteen are steered by a professional helmsman to avoid collisions but the stroke rate is determined by their own drummer with sometimes amusing results. Getting 16 people, not used to being in a boat, dipping and pulling together is not as easy as it sounds and more than one team have, in the past, finished up in the water to be rescued by the ever present safety boats. There are four boats racing every 10 minutes between 10am and the six boat finals at 4 o’clock. The teams are also competing for the best dressed trophy so be prepared to see a range of crazy
To keep spectators and supporters occupied and entertained between the races there are around thirty food, craft and charity stalls and live music on Judy Dench Walk on the museum side of the river. The prime purpose of the day is to raise funds for charities and over the last 10 years over £700,000 has been distributed by the Rotary Club of York to over 130 charities and all achieved by the nearly 6000 paddlers who have been involved over that period. The principal charity to benefit this year will be Help for Heroes and the money raised will be used to support
the new Personal Recovery Unit currently being built at Catterick Camp. The unit will be entering a team of veterans in the Challenge Event. There will also be a concert by the Military WAGS Choir at 7.30pm on Thursday 11th July in Shepherd Hall, St Olave’s School. Details from events@ st-peters.york.sch.uk or www. yorkrotary.co.uk Great opportunities to show, in a tangible way, our regard for the men and women who give such service to our country. www.thehandymag.co.uk • 01653 658776 • 77
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