Handy Mag Ryedale June 12

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elcome to the June edition.

June has to be my favourite time of the year.

Gardens are lush green and the weather is finally (hopefully!) warming up. This year June has the added bonus of an extra day off, with large numbers of celebrations for the Queen’s Jubilee to get involved in. I hope you manage to get along to your local party.

I wouldn’t really call myself a royalist, but even I can see that 60 years on the throne is something to be celebrated. I shall be dragging my troop along to our village celebrations come rain or shine!

June also brings strawberries and cream and, best of all, tennis. I don’t play much sport – when I say not much – I mean none whatsoever! But Wimbledon fortnight always brings on a sense of nostalgia of games past and a need to find a tennis court. In my head I still play like I did in my 20s – serving overhead, winning rallies with a cross-court top spin forehand and chasing down every shot. In reality, I’m exhausted after a few shots, bored of chasing our 2 tennis balls into the surrounding countryside and in serving

This month’s features General

Emily’s column..........................................................p26 Andy Boxall - TV Remote ......................................p10

Business Features

Window Distribution Ltd ........................................ p8 Ian’s Plastering ..........................................................p13 Perry’s Travel - Coach tours & Excursions ........p14 BMC Motor Engineers ............................................p19 The Handmade Kitchen Company ....................p21 Puddleducks Nursery .............................................p31 Pen Life - No difference betweek men and women - official! ......................................................p35

underarm looking hopeless; but at least the games get started! It was 2-year since we entered the local village tennis tournament, and how we were shamed! Thank goodness there’s tennis to watch on the TV instead!

We haven’t run a travel feature before but we now have a new columnist - Heidi Perfect has the answers to all of your travel questions (see page 17). If you have any comments on the magazine and its content, please feel free to let me know. I am always keen to make improvements.

The competition winner in the April edition was Jack David from Malton. Well done! I have had a request for the answers to be published for anyone that couldn’t find all the Easter bunnies! They are on page 62 Until next time...

Marianne

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Please note that while the publisher takes care to be accurate no liability will be accepted under any circumstances should any of the contents of this magazine be incorrect. The Handy Mag does not endorse any advertising material included within this publication. The views expressed in the articles are not necessarily those of the publisher. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or part without written permission is strictly prohibited.

Community

Ryedale Festival........................................................p32 Making a difference - Hattie’s unforgetable adventure ...................................................................p52 Local Groups .............................................................p53 Events ..........................................................................p60

Food & drink

Sticky Lamb Chops .................................................p36

Homes & Gardens

Lawns ...........................................................................p23

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Nissan Juke R at Goodwood ................................p18

Pets

Diseases in Rabbits .................................................p50

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Puzzle pages..............................................................p58 Competition ................................................................ p6 Local useful numbers .............................................p63

travel

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Refreshments available Tickets - Adults £11, £8 For those in full time education Available from Pickering Tourist Information Centre – Tel. 01751 473791 Or by e mailing rdpickering12@hotmail.com With profits to St Joseph’s RC Primary School www.richard-durrant.com orld renowned guitarist Richard Durrant returns to Pickering Memorial Hall for a concert on Sunday 17th June at 7.00pm. “It is quite a coup for Pickering, that this internationally acclaimed guitarist has included Pickering as one of the venues on his UK tour,” said Ben Howard, who is organising the event as a fundraiser for St. Joseph’s RC School in Pickering.

Following the success of Richard’s Guitar Whisperer tour, which came to Pickering in 2010, his new concert performance, is entitled ‘The Number 26 Bus to Paraguay’. “It is based upon his latest album and charts the inspiring tale of how as a young boy, he took the number 26 bus to his first guitar lesson, and ended up in touring Paraguay in 2011 as a famous guitarist and honoured guest” explained Ben. The show celebrates the life and music of the eminent Paraguayan guitarist and composer, Augustin Barrios, as well as others including Django Reinhardt, Claude Debussy and Los Paraguayos.

With his warm and easy rapport with audiences, Richard shares tales and music from his own musical journey and the inspiration he found in Barrios, an abiding musical presence that led him to perform at the country’s bicentenary celebrations in spring 2011. The show features animation and film projected behind Richard as he plays, in a musical event that demonstrates just how far one man can expand the expressive range of the guitar - light years from what you might expect a classical guitar recital to be.

This is sure to be another outstanding performance from one of the U.K’s leading instrumentalists. Come along for a wonderful summer evening of world class music.

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providing quality upvc products The company Window Distribution Ltd was founded in 1991 to service the PVCu Window, Door and Conservatory needs of local Builders, Joiners, PVC fitters and Builders Merchants on a supply only basis. They were one of the first trade fabricators to seek to offer a quick turn around on orders and have developed a strong, successful association to supply many businesses within the sector, including some well known national building trade suppliers and local housing authorities. They are also on the approved supplier list for York and Ryedale housing.

Still a privately owned company, they have proved sustainability in the market and after 20 years of trading, still trade under the same name.

Unlike other companies who specialise in glass or frames, Window Distribution not only supply the frames, but also own the glass factory which means they are not relying on other companies for quality.

Over this time, they have steadily grown and built up an enviable reputation for exceptional customer service and high quality products, manufacturing over half a million double glazed units and over 125,000 windows (which equates to 12,500 average 3 bedroom houses). They have a stable customer base and have indeed retained many customers from the first year of trading, underlining how seriously they take customer’s needs.

Customer satisfaction is achieved by meeting the requirements of BS EN 1279 and the British Standards Institution Kitemark scheme.

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Products continue to be updated and they now offer intelligent self clean glass which also retains and refracts heat to keep up with energy efficient standards.

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To help save energy and, more importantly, power usage, Window Distribution are now an approved member of the Pilkington energiKare scheme (www. pilkington.co.uk/energikare).

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TV Remote Our monthly column by Andy Boxall, Minister of Elim Ryedale Church

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hen was the last time you had the TV remote control all to yourself? In my house it’s a privilege I rarely enjoy, but when I do, I feel the power and the weight of responsibility!

Choosing something we all want to watch is virtually impossible, but as a family we do enjoy the odd talent show.

Recently, I went to see the ‘Hunger Games’ at the cinema. I was intrigued, the trilogy of books

by Suzanne Collins had gripped my daughter, and it seemed everyone was talking about it. Yet, I couldn’t understand it, not because I was too old or out of touch, but because I couldn’t understand how this plot could be so gripping, let alone be made into a film. The Hunger Games are an annual event, sadly resembling a talent show, but set in the future. One boy and one girl aged 12 to 18 from each of the 12 districts surrounding the Capitol are selected by lottery to compete in a televised battle where they have to hunt to kill each other until only one person is left. Trust me; it is as gruesome as it sounds, but has only been rated a ‘12A’. Yet I too was gripped, thoroughly entertained but mostly, challenged. How could a society get to the place where they would allow such a ‘game’ to be televised? Why hadn’t it been stopped? Who was going to stand up, buck the trend and say ‘no’?

The central character, Katniss Everdeen, was fearful that for the first time her sister could be chosen, and was desperate to find a way to stop the games but couldn’t; instead made a chilling observation. While there are people that will watch, the games will continue!

Have you ever found yourself complaining about the rubbish on the television, yet we still watch? If there wasn’t an audience, perhaps the programmes wouldn’t be made. It reminds me of the chicken and the egg, which comes first? How do we make change? Who should take a stand; the viewer or the programme maker? Perhaps we are all responsible?

It takes courage to buck a trend, to go against the crowd, but when you believe there is a better way, someone has to be the first to stand up and say ‘no’.

I think I’ll pay a bit more attention when I next have the responsibility of the TV remote control!

If you have any comments or questions then contact me at andyboxall@elimryedale.net Copy deadline for the next edition is Friday 1st June

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York Philharmonic Male Voice Choir

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On Saturday June 9th the York Philharmonic Male Voice Choir will give a concert to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in All Saints Church, Thornton-Le-Dale at 7.30pm. Admission £8 (incl. refreshments).

The choir was formed in 1925, has over 60 members and a repertoire which includes secular, religious, popular and songs from the shows. They have travelled abroad to sing with male voice choirs Munstercher Mammergesangveren and Lochen M.V.C. in Holland. Every year they compete in the Eskdale Festival National Choir Day in Whitby and this year have won three first prizes. In July 2011 they sang at the Llangollen International Eistedford and last year celebrated 50 years of performing “Bards in Kirkgate” in York’s Castle Museum.

Tickets available from D. Cryer Tel 01751 474530 or at the door.

HOWSHAM MILL PROJECT

Heritage Craft Courses POLE LATHE TURNING & GREEN WOODWORKING Sunday 3rd June

STONE CARVING & LETTERING Sunday 1st July

Join Julian Cole and work green wood using foot treadle lathe, shaving horse and hand tools.

Have a go, all ages. 10am -11am £3.00. Full Workshop, eight places 12am-5pm £10.00.

Renowned stone sculpter, Jennifer Tetlow will lead these workshops.

Have a go at carving, all ages, 10am11am £3 Full lettering workshop, 12am-5pm, eight adult places £10

Children are welcome to come along to any of the morning sessions and have a go at the crafts.

HOW TO GET THERE: Howsham Mill, Howsham. Park at the car park at Howsham Bridge, then walk underneath the bridge. Cross the footbridge ahead and follow the public footpath along the side of the river until you get to the entrance to the Island over the oak bridge. Keep to the right hand path, which will lead to the Mill.

REFRESHMENTS: Tea and coffee will be provided, but please bring a picnic as there are no shops nearby!

BOOKING: For more information, please contact Angela Cole Tel 01653 658462, e-mail info@yorkshirehurdles. To secure a place, please send fee, cheque payable to; Renewable Heritage Trust, and post to Angela Cole, Westow Grange Cottage, Westow, York, YO60 7LU. HOWSHAM MILL PROJECT: For more information about the Mill and how you can get involved, please visit our website: www.greenisp.org The Renewable Heritage Trust is a charity set up to find new uses for old buildings by adapting them to generate renewable energy. Manor Farm, Kirkham Abbey, York YO60 7JF. Tel 01653 619748 info@ rhtgreenisp.org 12 • info@thehandymag.co.uk

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Perry’s Coach Tours & Excursions in 2012

EXCURSIONS JULY

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Sunday 29th Chester Zoo (excl entry) £21.50 Chester City Centre £21.50

Saturday 3rd Skipton Market £16.00

AUGUST Saturday 25th Bury Market £19.00

Saturday 24th Beamish at Christmas (excl entry) £16.00 Durham Town Centre £16.00

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Saturday 1st Denby Visitor centre & Lichfield £22.00

Saturday 1st Doncaster Shopper £16.00

Sunday 16th Lady Bower Reservoir & Scenic Derbyshire £21.50

OCTOBER Sunday 7th The Lake District in Autumn £22.00 Saturday 27th The Deep, Hull (excl entry) £15.00 Saturday 27th Hull Town Centre £15.00 14 • info@thehandymag.co.uk

Saturday 3rd Boundary Mill, Colne £16.00

Saturday 1st Meadowhall, Sheffield £16.00 Tuesday 4th Chatsworth House at Xmas (excl entry) £21.00 Saturday 8th Newcastle City Centre £16.00 Saturday 8th Metro Centre, Gateshead £16.00 Excursion sheets available from Thornton Dale, Pickering TI, Kirby Library, Malton TI or ring our office for details.

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Heidi Perfect

Are you protected!

Hi peeps, I would like to start by introducing myself. My name is Heidi, Heidi Perfect, and I am your eyes and ears for all things travel.

I am not sure if you are aware but the Rules with regards to ATOL have been changed by the Civil Aviation Authority to make sure that your holiday is fully financially protected until you return home But what does this really mean to you?

In the past, when you booked that trip of a lifetime, it was ‘presumed’ in many cases that financial protection was in place. Unfortunately that has not always been the case. When suppliers failed, you could have been left without holidays, half way through your holiday, with no support in resort and being sent home, or worse still, no obvious means to get home other than by paying again and fighting for a refund when you get home!

These fantastic new rules will mean that your holiday will be protected, a certificate issued and financial re-imbursement made more simply should the above happen.

So how do you ensure your holiday is protected?

If you are planning to buy a holiday which includes a minimum of flights and hotel or flights and car hire, you should be booking with a reputable travel agent who will sell these to you using their own ATOL license or that of a tour operator.

The only stipulation is that the flight , hotel and / or car hire etc. is booked within 24 hours of each other. Bookings made separately will not be protected outside of this rule.

We are proud to work with one of the leading UK Travel consortia who have worked closely with the Civil Aviation Authority to ensure that we are fully compliant. In addition, we operate under a trust account which ensures that your holiday is safe in financial terms protecting you from tour operator failure.

So peeps, there we are , an insight to financially protecting your holiday. I’ll be back soon with more travel snippets.

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at Goodwood

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f I had a nice long drive in front of my house, like Lord March, I wouldn’t get much work done. The temptation to hoon up and down in anything with an engine would just be too great to resist.

Unfortunately, I don’t have that problem, so an invite to apply some rubber to the Goodwood estate’s hill climb is always welcome.

My invite came for the media day for Goodwood’s 2012 motoring events – the Festival of Speed and the Revival. The day is a chance for Lord March to ramp up the excitement surrounding the two events and a good opportunity for the media to get behind the wheel of some new metal from supporting manufacturers.

Fortunately I was looking forward to one helluva ride. Nissan had offered a last minute spin up the hill in one of only two Juke Rs in the world. For those of you that aren’t in the know, this is basically the love child of a Juke/GT-R one night stand.

Under the matt black Juke bodywork is the running gear and engine from the GT-R. The 3.8-litre, 485bhp twin turbo charged engine has been squeezed in, the four-wheel drive carried across and it has the performance to match. Foot to the floor and 60mph arrives in around 3 seconds. The mad project was conceived as a marketing exercise by Nissan GB’s former MD Paul Willcox who, when he took up his new post in Europe, gave it the green light.

Costing £250,000 each, the pair were designed and built in the UK by RML – one left-hand and one right-hand drive. The latter is for exclusive use in the UK. So what’s it like to drive? First impressions were staggering. The Juke R handles all that power remarkably well, transferring it into forward thrust with no drama, much like the bigger GT-R does.

There was just enough time to savour the whoosh of the turbos on the start straight as the hay bales and trees quickly melted into a summery soup of colour.

The first corner is a tight right hander and an overzealous prod on the cold brakes soon made me realise I could have carried 20mph more through the bend. In front of the house, I managed five secondsish of full throttle madness and the Juke R’s turn of pace staggered – 120mph was indicated on the digital readout (my passenger reliably informed me).

Flint wall safely passed without grazes, the final section of the run allowed a little more confidence.

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It’s just a shame these two marketing models are all we’re ever likely to see. There’s very little chance we’ll ever get a production run model. The cost and build time would make it very difficult to justify – especially when a GT-R can be had for circa £70k.

Still, as drives up garden paths go, this Nissanpowered excursion will be remembered as a very special one.

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In my opinion there is no better way to spend a weekend than to curl up with a good book, lying in front of a roaring fire and holding a good latte!

Mmm… To me, reading isn’t a chore when your parents have dragged you off facebook. Nor is it a vain attempt to get educated. As geeky as this sounds (and I’m sure it will), I love reading for the same reason other teenage girls love watching a good film; to lose yourself in someone else’s fantasies, to hold your breath at the next cliff-hanger in anticipation of the protagonist’s catastrophes. In reading a book you don’t have to limit yourself to someone else’s acting abilities and interpretation of the story, you can use your own imagination.

And you can read your favourite lines over and over and over again.

Despite my love of a good paperback, I do also enjoy snuggling up to watch a film now and then. Recently, however, I’ve found myself getting more and more annoyed with films which ruin someone’s appreciation for a good story. A good example of this is the Twilight series. Stephenie Meyer created entertaining, emotional characters which can now be seen on almost every young teenage girl’s wall as ‘TEAM JACOB!’ posters. It seems that anybody who doesn’t fit the ‘giggling and squealing’ criteria, is thought to automatically cringe at the word Cullen and stick their nose up at the word vampire. I’m not in any way saying that I enjoy “’I want to drink your blood’ ‘YAY!’” books, but for me, supernatural novels simply add danger and difficulty to already exceptional storylines, and passion to the romantic tales that any girl could enjoy.

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by Jared Smith age 12 ing that they are brown and crispy. You can now either put them on a plate under tinfoil or put them in a warm oven until they are needed to be served.

3. Remove the lamb chops from

the marinade/sauce and put on a plate to dry a little before you cook them on the griddle.

Heat up the griddle with olive oil until hot and sear the lamb chops on either side to your liking. Meanwhile pour the sauce back into the saucepan, add a couple of handfuls of redcurrants, and heat it up to be served.

4. Once everything is cooked and

prepared; remove the potatoes from the oven and serve with the sticky lamb chops, redcurrant sauce and green vegetables.

Milton Rooms Malton The

The Carpenters Tribute Show Friday 1st June at 8pm Tickets £10

Jubilee Ball

Monday 4th June at 8pm Tickets: £19.52 To celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, we present a Grand Holiday Dance with supper, exhibition dancing and Mike Brown’s Swing Band.

Music in the Studio Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby Friday 15th June at 7.30pm Tickets £10

Mad about the Boy

Monday 25th June at 7.30pm Tickets £7 Winner of an Edinburgh Fringe First Award 2011, this timely, urgent, razor-sharp drama sees a teenage boy fighting to save his reputation, torn between the influence of his family, his friends and his school.

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Wine tastings at...

“Land of the Free” - USA Tasting Thursday 5th July at 7.30pm We are pleased to welcome Dimitri Mesnard, Master Sommelier and European Ambassador for Jackson Family Wines, who will show some of his wines together with some favorires from our cellars.

Tickets £12 including a selection of cheeses.

Tickets from Lynn Reed on 01653 693196

Derventio Wines, Sundella House. Sheepfoot Hill, Off Castegate, Malton YO17 9TA

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Animal Antics at Castle Howard

Saturday 2 June to Tuesday 5 June 2012 A fun-filled animal weekend for all the family!

Meet the experts and find out more about your pets and other animals. Have a go at handling exotic reptiles and watch amazing birds of prey. Bring your canine companion along and take part in a fun dog show. From 10am daily.

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Jumble Sale

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Ryedale Folk Museum June Events Traditional Crafts

4th - 8th June

Half Term acTiviTieS based all around traditional crafts, each day there will be crafts demonstrated and you can join in to!

WW2 Weekend

2nd - 3rd June

The Museums annual event returns with 1940s re-enactments on site all weekend. Gain an insight into life in Britain during these eventful times.

The Wonders of Wood 23rd - 24th June

See some of the Harrisons’ treen collection with wood turners, carvers, paper making and more.

Ryedale Folk Museum, Hutton le Hole, YO62 6UA Tel: 01751 417367 See more events and workshops at www.ryedalefolkmuseum.co.uk

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NOMADS Productions present

An Evening Of Alan Ayckbourn NOMADS Productions (Norton & Malton Amdram Society) who perform mainly in Norton, are heading up to Malton for their first visit to The Milton Rooms Studio to bring you an evening of Ayckbourn one act plays.

‘A Cut in the Rates’ unpaid rates?? oh no, not on tax officer Miss Pickhart’s patch. ‘Between Mouthfuls’ ...two couples, two tables, and one troubled waiter.. and ‘Gosforth’s Fete’…merry times on the village green, but not as expected.. are all very funny short plays.

They can be seen in The Milton Rooms Studio, The Milton Rooms, Market Place, Malton YO17 7LX from Thursday June 21st to Saturday June 23rd at 7.30pm. Tickets £7.00 are available from Malton Tourist Information Centre, Malton Library, St Michael Street, Malton YO17 7LW Book Now on 01653 600 048

A Cut in the Rates: Annie Bannister and the head of Anne Whinnfield.

Gosforth’s Fete Scout Master: Thomas Jennings, on knees Gosforth - Tom Tyson

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30 Cyclists Needed

Up for a challenge

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this summer?

ollowing last year’s event which raised nearly £10,000 for Ryedale Special Families, the Yorkshire Wold’s Cycle Challenge needs just 30 more entries to double the entry size from last year.

CYCLE 146 MILES IN 2 DAYS...

For those new to this event, the challenge is to cycle 146 miles in 2 days on the new fully signed “Yorkshire Wolds Cycle Route”, a circular tour starting and finishing at Norton College, Norton, near Malton, North Yorkshire.

Leaving your car at Norton College on Saturday morning you will set off along the first day’s 73 mile section. At the end of day 1, enjoy an overnight camp at Hutton Cranswick Sports & Recreation Centre, complete with barbecue, licensed bar and live entertainment! (Don’t worry - your tents are transported to Hutton Cranswick for you!)

After a hearty breakfast on Sunday morning, set off on the second 73 mile leg returning back to Norton College in the afternoon to collect your Completion Certificate and Goody-Bag and also where showers and refreshments will be available.

The Challenge is suitable for experienced cyclists as well as adventurous families, couples, individuals, or groups, but please note that this is not a race and all cyclists must follow the Highway Code!

Obviously an important part of your challenge is to raise as much sponsorship as possible for Ryedale Special Families! There is lots more information at www.yorkshirewoldscyclechallenge.org.uk or phone 01904 720003 or 01653 690503.

and raise funds for NEW CIRCULAR YORKSHIRE WOLDS CYCLE ROUTE OVERNIGHT HALFWAY STOPOVER WITH BBQ, BAR & LIVE MUSIC! SUPPORT VEHICLES INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES OR GROUPS WELCOME For full details and to register, visit:

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Diseases in Rabbits Nicola Vincent BVSc MRCVS Station House Vets

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his month the focus of this article is on infectious diseases in rabbits and their prevention.

Rabbits are becoming increasingly popular pets in the UK and are often kept as much more than your typical child’s pet these days. With this rise in popularity, much more is also now known about the types of medical problems they can encounter and new treatments and procedures are also being developed too.

One such new development is a combined vaccine that is now available against both myxomatosis and rabbit haemorrhagic disease because, whilst there are now more treatments than ever available for bunnies, these two diseases are still usually fatal.

Myxomatosis is caused by a poxvirus and is spread by rabbit fleas and also direct contact between rabbits, wild rabbits often act as a reservoir for the infection. When a rabbit becomes infected with the disease, the clinical signs usually seen include lethargy, a high temperature, not eating and conjunctivitis affecting both eyes. This often leads to swelling of the membranes around the nose, eyes, mouth, ears, genitalia and anus and can then also progress to a thick, pus-like discharge from the nose. The majority of affected rabbits die within 2 weeks and, though supportive treatment can be given, euthanasia is usually recommended to prevent suffering.

Rabbit haemorrhagic disease, previously known as viral haemorrhagic disease, is another viral disease, this one caused by a calicivirus. It is a highly contagious disease that is caught either by direct contact with another infected rabbit or can be carried on our hands, clothing etc (although the virus itself is not harmful to humans). This disease is a common cause of sudden death in rabbits which can be accompanied by bleeding from the nose and mouth and there are often no warning signs that anything may be wrong. If a rabbit is over 2 months of age when it becomes affected, then there is nearly a 100% chance that it will die of the disease and there is no treatment available. Originally this disease was more commonly seen in the south of the UK in the 1990’s but it is now more widespread and can occur anywhere.

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for use but is the first time that it has been possible to vaccinate for both diseases at the same time, as with the previous vaccines that were available 2 separate injections had to be given 2 weeks apart.

The vaccine can be given from 5 weeks of age and provides immunity for 12 months for both diseases, whereas previous vaccines have only given immunity for myxomatosis for between 6 and 12 months.

The vaccine is available now and an appointment can be made by ringing reception at the practice, the cost is £30 +VAT and this also includes a full health check and the chance to discuss any concerns or queries you may have with the vet.

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Making a difference

– Hattie’s unforgettable adventure

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he Handy Mag was one of many local businesses who sponsored Hattie Cotton, 19, to work with disadvantaged children in South Africa as part of her gap year. She’s shared some of her experiences with us: In February this year, I ventured out to South Africa to do some voluntary work in Cape Town. I volunteered to teach young children with Global Vision International, a charity which has set up free nurseries in South Africa.

My most unforgettable time was in Fish Hoek Bay, and I did not take a moment for granted, as each day was an amazing experience.

I spent the first two weeks of my trip helping out at a small nursery called the Rainbows Centre, and a foster home called Rachel’s Safe House. These were both in the Township of Masiphumelele.

The Rainbows Centre was amazing; the children were adorable and Cornelia, the woman who ran the nursery inside her own home, was so admirable.

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and I loved seeing them all so happy!

At first I knew it would be hard to teach due to the language barrier, but I quickly bonded with the children and learned how to interact in many ways other than speech.

At Rachel’s Safe House the children were slightly older, but they were so keen to learn. The day I taught Mziyanda to do percentages was a proud moment in my life!

Helping these children made me feel needed and all these months of preparation paid off.

I spent the second two weeks of my trip at a nursery called The Hope Centre, which was purely

GVI-funded. My time there made me feel so needed, and I really came to realise the importance of my trip.

My whole time in South Africa persuaded me to experience as much as I can in life and enjoy everything I do. Maybe I learned this thanks to the amazing people and inspiring staff I spent time with, the eager children I’ve helped, or just Fish Hoek in general. Whatever the reason, I never ever want to forget!

A big thank you to the following businesses for sponsoring my trip: Plum The Palace Cinema Dapper Dogs Robinsons Opticians Ltd Royal Dry Cleaners Hair Box Leavening Church Council Leavening Yorkshire Country Women’s Association The Smile Rooms Dental Practice McBeath and Wiles Ltd Scoops Mennells Confectioners Beechams Pharmacy The Handy Mag

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pensioners. In the past year Age Concern Scarborough & District has helped local pensioners to claim £1.4million in benefits via a dedicated helpline service which can be reached on: 0845 603 0493

AISLABY and MIDDLETON VILLAGE HALL Ideal venue for meetings, clubs, dance classes, keep fit classes etc. Charity events welcome at reduced rates. Disabelled access/toilet. For booking enquiries please contact Paul Webster 01751 475825

ANGELINA BALLERINA DANCE ACADEMY Unique dance

classes for 3-6yr olds. To register for these fabulous classes go to www. angelinaballerinadance.co.uk,and look for ‘classes in your area’, where you will find us and all available classes.

BARTON LE WILLOWS VILLAGE HALL Coffee afternoon and book exchange 2nd and 4th Friday of every month 2-3pm, 50p. If you are looking for a clean tidy hall for birthday parties, meeting, etc. this village hall is available for bookings. Easy parking, functional kitchen. spacious. £6.00 per hour. For more details contact Jayne Carr 01653 618255 BORDER COLLIE RESCUE Voluntary Registered Charity 1128983.

For information, visit our website at - www.bordercollierescue.org for details of local events. If you can volunteer to help at the centre, offer a home to a Border Collie as a pet or sheepdog or want further information, phone us on 0845 6044941 - 2pm to 5pm weekdays.

CANCER INFORMATION & SUPPORT SERVICE Cancer? We

can help…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 And Pickering Library and information Centre, The Ropery, Pickering, YO18 8DY. Meet 3rd Tuesday of each month 10.30 till 12.30 no session in August 2012 Tel: 01723 356060

CELL GROUPS Meet on Monday evenings at various venues to share fellowship and to explore the Christian Faith. Our members come from the villages from Malton along The Street to Hovingham. We also meet socially and enjoy walks and meals together. All welcome to join --contact Kate Giles (628739) or Tim and Clare Rowe (628555) CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU, RYEDALE Confidential, impartial advice to help you solve the problem - no matter what it is. Opening hours are; Mon, Wed & Fri 9.30 - 12.30, Tue 9.30 - 12.30 telephone advice only, Thu 9.30 - 12.30 telephone advice and prior appointments only, Wed evening - 5.30 - 7.30 prior appointments only. Tel : 0844 411 1444. Community House, Wentworth Street, Malton. OUTREACH IN PICKERING Tues 9.30am - 12.30pm at Pickering Library DERWENT DIGGERS GARDENING CLUB The Derwent Diggers Gardening Club is a social gardening club based in Malton and Norton, including the surrounding area. Meetings are usually held on the first Monday of each month and are at Trinity Methodist Church in Norton in April and May 2012. Membership: a modest £7 per person per year or £10 for two people living at the same address. Contact 01653 697845 EMBROIDERERS’ GUILD RYEDALE BRANCH We meet at Wrelton Village Hall on the last Saturday of the month. (Excluding August and December) Meetings start at 10am with a workshop and at 2pm we have a business meeting and then there is usually a speaker.

Coffee and tea are provided but we bring packed lunches. Meetings are open to visitors at a cost of £5. You do not have to be an expert to join us. We welcome people of all abilities. If you are interested please come to see us or contact Janet Coe 01751 473875 FRIENDS OF CATHEDRAL MUSIC Support our priceless heritage of cathedral music. To find out more or to join please phone your local Representative on 01653 618479. We need your support.

FRIENDS OF THE CROFT The aim of the group is to befriend the residents of its six households in Malton and Norton by providing outings, six summer evenings of games, talks and slide shows, as well as presents at Christmas. We meet 3 times a year to organise fundraising activities, and welcome new members to our meetings.

Contact Maureen on 01944 758448 for further information GREEN DRINKS An 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. Everyone welcome. For further information please contact 01653 696748.

HOME ALONE CLUB Work from home? Need to get more? Come and meet us at The Yard in Malton. The group is free - just the price of a drink. Call 07791 598239 for more details.

COMMUNITY are incredibly popular and teams book up quickly. There are four people per team, each team costs £10 and includes a delicious meal and excellent prizes for the winning team.

HOPE DEBT ADVICE By appointment only with our fully trained advisers. Call our dedicated, confidential 24 hour phoneline on 01653 692616.

KIRKBYMOORSIDE AND DISTRICT CAMERA CLUB

First and Third Thursday at 7.30 pm. British Legion Club, Shaw Lane, Kirkbymoorside.You are welcome to come along to any meeting where you will find a group of friendly people, of all abilities and experience, with a common interest in photography. For more details see www. kirkbymoorside-camera-club.co.uk

LACEMAKING CLASSES Lacemaking classes in the Pickering area are held on the third Saturday of each month in Middleton village hall from 10 am to 3 pm. If you are interested in taking up this craft or are already a lacemaker you are very welcome to join us. Details from Irene 01757 288656 LITTLE LAMB WOOL KNITTING GROUP We meet the 2nd and 4th Thursday afternoon of the month starting from about 1pm until the shop closes at 4pm, £2 to cover refreshments. All welcome.

Phone 01653 628896 for further details.

KIRKHAM HENRY PERFORMING ARTS (Community Interest Company) Dance, Singing, Drama, Musical Theatre. Lessons from pre-school to professional. Childrens and Adult classes available. Full details at www.kirkhamhenry.co.uk or call for a chat 01653 693310 MALTON & DISTRICT CAMERA CLUB Every other Friday at 7pm at Ryedale Indoor Bowling Club, Norton. Our yearly program is split into two halves Sept to Dec and Jan to July with events and exhibitions taking place through the summer months. We welcome anyone with an interest in any aspect of photography whether they are a beginner, an expert, or a newcomer to digital technology and computer manipulation of photo’s. Call 01653 619181 or 01653 628982 for details. www.maltoncameraclub.co.uk MALTON AND DISTRICT FLOWER CLUB 3rd Tuesday of the month at 2pm. Old Malton Memorial Hall. Flower arranging demonstrations, workshops,talks, outings New members welcome For more information contact the secretary, Maggie Tate-Smith on 01653 698741 MALTON AND NORTON MUSICAL THEATRE (MNMT)

The former Malton & Norton Amateur Operatic Society is open to performers young and old and has staged hundreds of pantos and shows since it was founded in 1949. Call Chairman Gemma Williams on 07828 038495

MALTON COUNTRY QUILTERS We meet at the Methodist Church Rooms, Saville Street, Malton on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month (excluding January and July). Meetings are from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Out interests are wide ranging including patchwork, quilting, beading and needlecraft. We welcome anyone whatever their ability to come and join us or contact Mary Marlowe on 01653 694445 for more information.

MALTON DISTRICT MALE VOICE CHOIR 30 strong and with a wide repertoire it has helped raise money for good causes at many concerts in Ryedale. Meet Fridays 7.45 - 9.30 pm in the Methodist Church, Saville Street, Malton. No previous singing experience is necessary but an ability to sing is! Contact Secretary David Ackroyd on 01944-758693 or Chairman Tom Todd on 01653-692362.

MALTON BRIDGE CLUB Wednesdays at 7.15pm at Furlongs Avenue Community Centre. Details 01653 693501 or 01653 693553 MALTON CANCER INFORMATION AND SUPPORT

SERVICE Ryedale Community House, Wentworth Street Malton 10.30-12.30 2nd & 4th Wednesday of each month. Tel: 01723 356060 MALTON LADIES LUNCHEON CLUB Meet at the Forest & Vale Hotel for lunch and a speaker once a month. For further details, please call the secretary Cath Taylor on 01653 692601.

MALTON, NORTON AND COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

LEAGUE OF FRIENDS Successfully supporting Malton Hospital since 1977. Always happy to welcome new members. More information from 01653 698183

HOME-START RYEDALE Home-Start Ryedale support families

MALTON WHITE STAR BAND A friendly non-competition band.

Practices are on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.45 pm in the Bandroom in Old Maltongate. Players of all ages and ability welcome. Instruments may be provided. Contact the Bandmaster Mr Cliff Hicks 01653 693599

HOPE CENTRAL CAFE X:Talk Youth Club: Tuesdays 7.30pm–9pm during term-time for Young People aged 11-16 years. Fridays 4pm – 6pm during term-time for Young People aged 11-16 years. A free, friendly environment for young people to meet and make new friends.

Come and join us! Stepping Stones – Parents and Tots - Tuesdays during term-time 10am–11.30am & 12.45pm-2.15pm Hope Central Café Open 10–3:30pm on Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri & Sat. Quiz Nights: They

MARTON & NORMANBY GARDENING CLUB Meets monthly on the second Tuesday of the month in Marton & District Village Hall, Marton at 7.30 pm Varied programme of speakers, and visits; as well as the annual Produce Show in August. Monthly competition for the Cross Cup. Discounts on orders above £10 with six local plant and garden centres.For details of events: 01751 433105

with children under the age of 5. Please contact us on 01653 693551.

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RYEDALE MYASTHENIA GRAVIS LOCAL SUPPORT GROUP Charity No 1046443. We can help you to access information, support and you can talk to fellow sufferers. Call Ron Middlemass Chairman for more information on 01904 679939 or 07715 943406 or e-mail ron. middlemass@o2.co.uk NATIONAL TRUST - RYEDALE CENTRE Meet every month at the Kirkby Misperton Village Hall, presents lectures of common interest.

Also organises fund raising events to aid projects for the National Trust in the Ryedale Area. Open to all. New members welcome. Contact Janet Bailey 01653 693638 for fuller details, see also www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ ryedalecentre.

NEXT STEPS Ryedale’s resource centre run for and by people with mental health problems. The Centre aims to provide a friendly, informal atmosphere in which people with a wide range of mental health difficulties , and their carers, can meet together. Tel: 01653 690854 NOMADS PRODUCTIONS A long-established local drama society.

Performing at least one major production each year, and occasionally doing charity events. Other activities include theatre visits, social evenings and an annual Christmas Dinner Dance. We usually meet twice a week in Norton during our rehearsal period. New members who are interested in any aspect of theatre are always welcome. Please contact Pat Davis 01653 690350 or visit our website www.nomads-productions. co.uk PARKINSON’S DISEASE SOCIETY Ryedale Support Group.

Meets at Community House, Wentworth Street Car Park, Malton Second Thursday in each month. 2.15-4pm. Call 01653 694251 for details PICKERING ACOUSTIC MUSIC Pickering Acoustic Music welcomes singers, musicians and listeners who would like to play and/ or listen to folk, blues, jazz, classical or any kind of acoustic music.

Fortnightly on Weds 8pm-11pm. Occasional guest nights with invited artists. Upstairs at The Bay Horse, Market Place, Pickering. All welcome (and it’s free!) For further information contact David on 01751 474696 or Alison on 01751 472827 PICKERING & DISTRICT FLOWER GROUP Meet on the 4th Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm in the WRVS Hungate Centre.

Come and join us for flower arranging demonstrations, workshops, practice classes and outings. We are just a small friendly group and would welcome new members or come as a guest. For more information, please call Val Weighell on 01751 472902 PICKERING IN BLOOM The group fosters interest in the appearance of the public areas of the town by tending planters and gardens. Members get together at 7.30 in the evening on every second Tuesday of the month at Bar 4, Market Place, Pickering. New members would be most welcome and can either attend one of the meetings or contact Eileen Blakeley on 01751 477799 PICKERING MUSICAL SOCIETY If you are interested in joining the society - in any capacity - we welcome anyone aged from 8 upwards!

For more details about what we do and how you could become involved, please ring Linda Tester Publicity Manager on 01751 471553 or visit our website at www.communigate.co.uk/ryedale/pms or email pickeringmusical society@hotmail.co.uk PICKERING SCRABBLE CLUB Meet every Thursday at 2pm at Crossways Hotel in Pickering. Why not join us. For more details, please contact Wendy Hutchinson 01751 475412 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. (See events section for details) RELATE We offer a confidential counselling service for couples and individuals who need help with their relationships, regardless of marital status or sexual orientation. We also offer family therapy, a ‘time to talk’ young person’s service, and sex therapy. To register please call 0800 980 5907. Allatt House, 5 West Parade Road, Scarborough YO12 5ED RILLINGTON VILLAGE HALL Rillington Village Hall is available to hire for parties, meetings, etc. A choice of two rooms or the whole hall, with kitchen/cloakroom facilities. Please phone Richard Denton, 01944 758136 or mrdenton@btinternet.com ROSEDALE HISTORY SOCIETY Our informal Tea, Chat & History meetings are held on the first Sunday of every month, 2-4.00p.m. at Updale Reading Room, Rosedale. Large research archive, internet access and an excellent opportunity to find out about your family and local history. Tea and home-made cakes are available. See our web pages at http://rosedale.ryedaleconnect.org.uk email rosedalehistory@hotmail. co.uk Tel. Secretary 01751 417071

ASSOCIATION Meets every first Wednesday at the Old Lodge Hotel, Malton, from 3 -4.30pm for a social meeting when there is usually a guest speaker. The branch also usually meets on the third Wednesday of the month at a local restaurant for a lunch. Membership is open to all people with a regard for the RAF plus serving and ex-serving members of the RAF and WRAF. The Association works towards helping serving and ex-serving members of the RAF, together with their dependants, in time of need. For further information please contact our Secretary, John Paul, on 01751 431793 RYEDALE CARERS SUPPORT We need volunteers of all ages and varied experiences to sit with older people to enable their partnet 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. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer please call Claire Hall, Annette Major or Vicky Taylor on: Tel: 01751 432288 Ryedale Carers Support, The Old School, Tinley Garth, Kirby Moorside, York, YO62 6AR email: chgh@ ryedalecarerssupport.fsnet.co.uk www.ryedalecarerssupport.fsnet.co.uk Reg Charity No 1076716 RYEDALE CHORAL Rehearsals are in Pickering Methodist Church Rooms, Potter Hill on Fridays 7.30-9.30, from September with a summer break. There are two different concert programmes in autumn and spring and sometimes a Christmas concert of carols and readings, performed at different venues around Ryedale. New members are always made welcome, whatever their experience. Contact Grahame Walker (01723 850640) or Jim Dye (01751 431945) for further details RYEDALE CROQUET Ryedale Sports Club, Thornton Road, Pickering. Play Short Lawn Croquet, Mixed Association and Golf Croquet April to end of September. Mondays and Tuesdays 2-5pm and Wednesdays 2-8pm. Tel: 01653 694595 for more details RYEDALE DOG RESCUE Reg Charity no 1117972 We are local volunteers in the Ryedale, Scarborough and York area and re-home all types of dog wherever possible. We pay kennel fees and have foster homes to help long or short-term needs. For details of our work, fundraising events, to adopt a dog or simply make a donation please contact 07581 324153 or see our website www.ryedaledogrescue.com RYEDALE FAMILY HISTORY GROUP The Ryedale Family History Group holds monthly meetings at various locations in Ryedale on the third Wednesday of every month. Details are to be found on the website at www.ryedalefamilyhistory.org. The Research Room at Hovingham Hall is open every Thursday from 10am to 3pm for family history research with expert help. Open by arrangement by contacting Janice Wood on 01653 628952 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. For a full programme, please contact Alison Lawson 01751 472827 or Frank Rock 01751 477 484.

RYEDALE FORUM 50+ The forum is open to all residents aged 50 and over, and membership is free. A varied programme of events is arranged, including talks about issues particular to the over 50’s, outings to a variety of places, concerts and theatre, and coffee mornings.

Transport to enable people to attend many events is often organised.

To find out more about the Ryedale Forum 50+, please contact Judith Denniss - Membership 01653 697077 or Anna Salkeld - Hon. Sec 01944 759123 RYEDALE FRIENDSHIP GROUP We meet on the second 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. Please contact Peter Ashton (01751 473715) or Sue Hall (01751 474181)for more information.

RYEDALE MEN TOGETHER We are a small informal group of about 15 men who 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 are very welcome, contact eddie.james@cvmen.org.uk or phone 01944 758807 RYEDALE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS BRANCH Ryedale Branch Multiple Sclerosis members come from all parts of the Ryedale area.

We have a Support Officer who can offer information, advice and support. There is a members’ monthly newsletter and an annual lunch for everyone. Our Charity Shop on Smiddy Hill in Pickering holds information, or for more details contact our Support Officer, Mrs Lindsay Ward on 01653 695310. New members and volunteers are always welcome.

Monday Club meets afternoons for crafts, leisure activities, outings, etc.

Thursday mornings: Yoga, on mats and in wheelchairs. Monthly on Friday evenings, Discos. Any adults interested should contact Pat Anderson on 01751 472 172.

RYEDALE SCOTTISH DANCE GROUP This friendly group meets every Wednesday evening in the parish hall, Hallgarth, Pickering from 7.30 – 9.30pm. Cost £1.50 which includes a drink and a biscuit. You don’t need any special equipment, level of fitness or even a partner.

Beginners especially welcome to come along for an evening of exercise and laughter. For further details, please contact Sheila Barnes on 01751 473924

RYEDALE BRANCH OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCES

RYEDALE SPECIAL FAMILIES Supporting families of

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JUNE 2012 • ISSUE 78 children with disabilities and special need. Ryedale cial Families is an independent charity founded in the early 1990s by a group of parents of disabled children. Our objectives are the relief of children and young adults with disabilities and special needs, their families and/or carers, in particular, but not exclusively, by the provision of information, advice and support service. 121 Town Street, Old Malton, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 7HD. Tel: 01653 699 000

RYEDALE TALKING MAGAZINE Ryedale Talking Magazine is

a small local charity, based in Pickering and founded in 1981, which provides a free monthly magazine recorded on tape and CD for those Ryedale residents who are blind, partially sighted or otherwise visually impaired. Do you know of anyone who might like to receive the magazine? We can arrange for an issue to be sent out on a trial basis.

We are also looking for new volunteer readers. For further information please contact Val on 01751 476499.

RYEDALE U3A U3As (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. Ryedale U3A currently has around 400 members and, as well as a regular monthly speaker meeting at Kirbymisperton Village Hall on a wide range of subjects, there are over 20 groups in such subjects as local and family history, music appreciation, gardening, walking and painting etc. Anyone interested should contact the membership secretary Anne Hebblethwaite on 01653 696211

RYEDALE VOLUNTARY ACTION (RVA) A 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. We provide a number of services including: information, representation, governance and charity law advice, funding advice, financial services, volunteer brokerage service and training. Tel: 01653 600120, email: post@rva-cvs.org.uk, or visit www.ryedaleva.org. uk for more information.

RYEDALE WALKING GROUP The group is affiliated to the Ramblers Association. We walk as a group all year at weekends locally and throughout Yorkshire. We meet at Pickering swimming pool on Saturday or Sunday mornings. Most of our weekend walks are 5-12 miles in length. In addition, during the summer months we have evening walks. Full details are in the programme on our website at www. ryedalewalkinggroup.btck.co.uk. Members receive 10% discount from three local walking shops. For more information about the group please ring 01751 476380 SAMARITANS OF SCARBOROUGH Confidential emotional support to anyone in distress or despair or at risk and self harm or suicide. www.samaritans.org.uk tel 08457 90 90 90. We are always available for phone calls and visitors 8.00am - 10.00pm. Samaritan House, 40 Trafalgar Street West, Scarborough. Tel: 01723 368888 SAND HUTTON AND CLAXTON VILLAGE HALL The ideal

venue to hire for parties, meetings, celebrations etc. Large bright hall, Meeting Room, Excellent kitchen facilities and cloakrooms. For more details please phone 0770 4353186 for competitive rates of hire.

SCARBOROUGH AND RYEDALE CARERS RESOURCE

For information about where carers can find help and support. 01723 850155

SIGHT SUPPORT RYEDALE Do you know someone who is experiencing sight problems, and is finding daily life difficult? We aim to help by providing activities and support for blind and sight impaired people. We offer fortnightly social meetings in both 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. All our activities are speciallytailored for those who are sight impaired, and fully supported by our volunteers. We also provide door-to-door transport. Many of our members are registered either blind or partially sighted, but you needn’t be registered to join us. Our office number is 01653 698860, or email sightsupportryedale@btconnect.com. www.sightsupportryedale.org SINNINGTON PEOPLE’S GUILD Meet on Tuesdays at 7.15pm from October to March in the Methodist Schoolroom at Sinnington. A friendly ecumenical mixed group of men and women. There is a varied programme of musical evenings and speakers. Everyone is assured of a warm welcome and each hour long meeting concludes with a cup of tea and refreshments!

STAMFORD BRIDGE SINGERS We are a friendly, community choir of approx: 40 voices aged 13 to 70 which rehearses weekly throughout term time in Stamford Bridge School. We are available for Concerts, Church Services and Weddings. To hire us or to join the choir please email: info@stamfordbridgesingers.co.uk Further details on our website: www.stamfordbridgesingers.btck.co.uk We look forward to hearing from you.

STAPE SILVER BAND Pickering. Practice Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Constantly recruiting new and old members wanting to return. Offer individual tuition on Monday evenings. For more information contact the Band Master Mr Mike Breckon 01751 472224 SWINTON EXCELSIOR BRASS BAND People of all ages and

COMMUNITY abilities welcome - Practice Nights Monday and Wednesday 7.30 to 9.00pm, Learners Saturday Night 6 to 8pm - Everything is provided, we just ask for your commitment - The Band Room, Middle Street, Swinton.

Please contact Tracey Popham 01653 696417 or look at website www. swinton-band.org.uk for more details.

THE CHANTICLEER SINGERS This is a friendly, Malton-based chamber choir of around thirty voices. We meet on Wednesdays in termtime at St. Leonard’s church rooms, from 7.30 - 9.30 p.m. to rehearse, and sing 4 - 6 concerts in the local area and beyond each year, featuring a wide-ranging repertoire. A vacancy occasionally arises, and the Musical Director is happy to audition people with good singing experience and some sight-reading ability. For further details, please contact the Musical Director on 01904 706437 THE VALE OF PICKERING ART CLUB Beginners and interested non-painters welcome! Meetings are held in the Memorial Hall on the 2nd Thursday of each month, 7-9pm. Annual membership of £15 gives free entry to these and the right to show work at the prestigious and highly successful Annual Exhibition in September. We also organize two one day workshops and four outdoor painting days per year and Monday evening practical sessions.. Membership Secretary: Renee Clark 01751 431834 THE VALE OF PICKERING PROBUS CLUB The Club always welcomes new members who are retired or semi-retired men with a professional or business background. We meet the second Tuesday of the month in the Forest & Vale Hotel, Pickering for lunch and a visiting speaker. Our speakers cover a wide range of topics. Occasional visits are also arranged. For more information please contact the secretary, David Billett on 01751 472879.

THORNTON LE DALE PLAYERS The Society has been putting on regular productions in the Village Hall since the early 1940s. We now perform at least one major production each year, usually in November.

If you are interested in any aspect of amateur dramatics please contact Mr J Walker 01751 475001 or Mr G Hunt 01751 476283. You will be made very welcome by this happy band of thespians!

THORNTON LE DALE SCRABBLE CLUB Meets on Tuesday afternoons at 2pm at The Institute in Thornton le Dale. Tel: Wendy Hutchinson on 01751 475412 for more details WEA PICKERING BRANCH The branch of the WEA organises courses and day schools on a variety of subjects during the daytime and evenings, sometimes including trips out. Contact the programme secretary Rev. David Clark on 01751 476118. Series of talks from September to March on the second Friday of every month at The Friends Meeting House, Castlegate, Pickering. A number of theatre visits are organised, for details please contact Oulton Walker on 01751 477597.

WELBURN VILLAGE HALL The ideal venue for parties and celebrations, meetings, exhibitions. Large hall and smaller meeting room. More details, please call Sandy Hill 01653 619576 or Yvonne Myers 01653 618610 WRVS Our volunteers and employees work together to support people in need who might otherwise feel lonely and isolated whether at home , in hospital, or in times of crisis. The Hungate Centre is open from 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday. We offer a variety of activities including our Wednesday Social Club. It starts at 2pm and we host various different activities at this event. All are very welcome to come and join. It is free to join and just £2 per session which includes refreshments.

PLAYGROUPS BARTON LE WILLOWS PLAY GROUP Friday mornings mother

and toddlers meet 9.30-11.30am, birth-school age, £2.00 per child.

Qualified staff.Lots of interesting activities to enjoy. For more details contact Catherine Bell 01653 619304

BROOKLYN PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP Large indoor and outdoor learning environment. Early Years qualified staff. Good Ofsted report (May 2010) Value for money fees and free Early years Funding for 3 and 4 year olds. Brooklyn Preschool Playgroup is registered for children aged 2 years to 4 years 11 months. For more details contact us on 07792369468 during session or on 01653 696603.

CHATTERBOX PLAYGROUP Friendly Qualified Staff, Places for 2 year olds to school age children. Safe outside play area. Ofsted registered. Funding for 3 & 4 year olds. Opening Times Mon - Fri 9.05 - 12.05 Lunch Club twice a week. Village Hall, Barker’s Lane, Snainton, Contact Janet on 0776 5557020 FIRESTATION PRESCHOOL A community run playgroup in safe comfortable surroundings. Wide variety of activities. Members of the Pre-school Learning Alliance. Sheepfoot Hill, Castlegate, Malton Tel: 01653 694768 LEAVENING TODDLER GROUP Leavening Methodist School Room every Monday morning during term time from 9-11.30am. For children 0- school age accompanied by their parent/carer. Come have a play, make things, sing and adults get chance to have a cuppa and chat! £1 per family. For details contact Paula on 07504821580. www.thehandymag.co.uk • 01653 658776 • 55

RYEDALE LITTLE STARS STAY AND PLAY GROUP Held every Wed morning in term time and most school holidays from 10-11.30am in the back room at Thornton Dale Village Hall. Open to mums with bumps and babies and children aged 0-5 years and their parents and carers. Sessions cost: 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. For more information contact us on (01751) 474963 or donnafirth2004@yahoo.co.uk.

Heslerton Bowling Club T: 01944 738632 Heslerton Cricket Club T: 01723 859616 www.nutt@farmline. com.

Heslerton Football Club T: 01653 693598 driver_edward@

yahoo.co.uk.

Heslerton Junior football Club T: 01944 768387

PICKERING PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP (HALLGARTH)

tracyarmstrong@aol.com www.heslerton-sport.co.uk Malton and Old Malton Cricket Club T: 01653 692223 john. hudson37@ntlworld.com.

Malton Outdoor Bowls Club Maltonbowlsclub@btinternet.com www.maltonbowlsclub.co.uk Malton Wheelers Road Club T: 01653 694571 maltonwheelersrc@tiscali.co.uk www.maltonwheelersrc.co.uk Marton Short Mat Bowls Club T:01751 472137 Newitts.com Beckett Football League T: 01751 473348

POTTER HILL PLAYGROUP Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri. 9am -

Norton United Football Club T: 01653 693241 Old Malton & St Marys Football Club T: 01653 692193

MUMS AND TOTS Trinity Chapel, Norton. Meets every Wednesday

in termtime. 9.15am - 11.15am. Open to all Mums and tots in the area.

Call Carole Elliott on 01653 694891 for more details

We provide a wide range of activities. Friendly qualified staff. Ofsted registered. Members of PLA. Teddy Bear club is on a Fri mornings from birth onwards. Intro session is on a Tuesday morning from 0 months to playgroup entry. Playgroup sessions from 2 years to school age.

Telephone number 07910147095 Parish Hall, Hallgarth, Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 7AW Registered Charity Number 1038039 11.30 am. For children from 2 years to school age. £7 per session for non-funded children. Funding available, please ask for details.

Rear of Methodist Chapel. Contact: 01751 472015 or 07837 306460 Wednesdays - Potter Hill Tiny Tots & Tiny Tots plus. From birth 9.30am-11am. £1.50 for babies. £2.50 for children over 14 months. £4 for 2 children. Rear of Methodist Chapel. Contact: 01751 472015 or 07837306460. Reg. Charity No. 1025256

RILLINGTON PLAYGROUP Rillington Village Hall. Open times Mon-Wed 9am till 12 noon. Thu-Fri 9am-12pm lunchclub 12-12.30 afternoon 12.30-3pm. Term-time only. Pre-School Sessional Care - 2yrs to School Age. Highly qualified Staff with Early Years Professional status. (EYPS equivalent to Teaching status). We are registered with Ofsted..Toddler Group Wed & Fri 9.15-11.15 £1 a session pay as you go.

Playgroup mobile Tel; 07704289080 session time SINNINGTON PRESCHOOL Through friendship, fun and play

we learn together. Located in idyllic rural setting. Ofsted registered good with outstanding in some areas. Friendly experienced and well 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. Tel: 01751 431465 or 07799 727656 email: info@ sinnpreschool.org.uk Web: www.sinnpreschool.org.uk

SWINTON PLAYGROUP Why not come and join us in a happy, friendly, safe environment. The staff are fully trained, we are OFSTED inspected and funded places are available. We are open during term time on Mon and Thu from 9 to 12 and on Tue and Wed from 9 to 3. Children from 2.5 years to school age are welcome to attend any session, those who are 2 but not yet 2.5 can come on a Thu. Please phone us on 01653 695020 or 07879 834975. The Reading Rooms, Main Street, Swinton - just two miles out of Malton.

oldmaltonstmarysfc@yahoo.co.uk. www.oldmaltonstmarysfc.com Pickering Athletics club 01751 472877 www.pickeringathletics. co.uk Pickering Bowling Club T: 01751 472566 glloyd@pcxinternet. com Pickering Cricket Club T: 01751 475442 mansfield_glaisdale@ btinternet.com.

Pickering Town Community Football Club

Senior Section: T: 01944 711448 usherso8@btinternet.com Junior Section: T: 01653 697724 www.communigate.co.uk/york/juniorpikes. cfc.

Ryedale Indoor Bowls Club T: 01653 600016 Ryedale Leisure Centre T: 01751 476726 Ryedale Sports Club Thornton Road, Pickering. Tennis - T: 01751

473101, Croquet - T: 01653 694595. Cricket - T: 01751 476924. Table Tennis - T: 01751 477778. Football - T: 01751 473390 Ryedale Table Tennis League Contact: Alan Kirkwood Tel 01653 692862 alanandchrisa@aol.com and www.ryedale-table-tennis.org.uk

Scarborough and District Football Association Mr K.W. Sales 01751 473348

Settrington Bowling Club Mr Croser Tel: 01653 692522

THORNTON DALE PRE SCHOOL Offering places for children from 2 years old to school age. Ofsted registered. Friendly qualified staff. Situated within Thornton Dale School with a secure outdoor play area. We run sessions Mon-Fri from 9am-11.30am with lunch club on Mon, Thu and Fri and also FULL DAY CARE from 9am-3pm Mon,Thu and Fri. Contact Tracey Toes on 07887663996 for further details.

maureencroser@yahoo.co.uk.

Swinton Sports Centre Contact Derek Cuthbertson on tel: 01653 690807 Thixendale Cricket Club Ms Anstey Tel: 01377 288272 Thornton-Le-Dale Bowling Club Mr Callow Tel: 01751 472748 david@ncallow93.freeserve.co.uk.

Thornton-Le-Dale Cricket Club Mr Calvert Tel: 01751 472533 martin@calvert213.wanadoo.co.uk.

Thornton-le-Dale Football Club Mr Barnes Tel: 01751 475134 maadi@btinternet.com.

United Martial Arts Tony Dyas 07956 612667 unitedmartialarts@ btinternet.com Welham Bowling Club Secretary Mr Pool 01653 699624 Westow Cricket Club Ms Price Tel: 01653 658338 Julie@ pricewelford.freeserve.co.uk.

TOTS PLAY & PRAISE Saville Street Methodist Church, Malton.

Every Thursday in term time. 10am - 11.30am Play and praise for preschool children. £1 per family

1ST MALTON SCOUTS Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers.

TERRINGTON PRESCHOOL PLAYGROUP A happy caring environment, qualified staff, OFSTED inspected. For children 2 years old to school age. Serving Terrington, Malton and surrounding villages.

The Preschool runs on Tue, Wed and Thu from 9:30 to 12:30. Contact Amanda Welch 01653 619870 or Jenny Smith 01653 628683 for more details.

SCOUTS & GUIDES Please contact Roger Thomson on 01653 696789 or 07950 558216

WELBURN TEA AND TOTS Meet in Welburn Village Hall every Tues 10am–11.30am. Open to babies/toddlers/under primary school age with parent/grandparent/carer (must stay with child throughout the whole session) Only £2 per family per session, includes refreshments, lots of activities and lovely toys to play with in a laid back and friendly atmosphere.

1ST NORTON SCOUTS Beavers, Cub Scouts, Scout and Explorers.

Please contact Mr Ian Appleby on 01653 694900 for more details

SPORTS CLUBS

1ST VALE OF PICKERING SCOUTS Beavers, cubs, scouts and

Amotherby & Swinton Football Club T: 07530028986 www. amotherbyandswintonfc.co.uk

Amotherby Table Tennis Club T: 01653 696704 andy@ cannybooks.com

Badmington Club Sandburn Hall, Flaxton. Fri 2-3.30pm T: 01904

1ST KIRKBYMOORSIDE BROWNIES Contact Angela Kneeshaw 07976 748299

explorers. Please contact Ray Bowman on 01751 476918 for more details

RILLINGTON AND DISTRICT SCOUT GROUP (meeting in Settrington) Cubs and Scouts. Please contact Liz Hinde on 01944 758328

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RYEDALE BROWNIES AND GUIDES Contact Alison Hutchinson (Girlguiding Division Commissioner) on tel: 07816 847271

brooklynjfc.co.uk www.brooklynjfc.co.uk.

Derwent Swimming Pool T: 01653 693407 GKR Karate Club T: 07956 251580

SCOUTING IN RYEDALE Please contact Mererid Hunt (District Commissioner) on 01653 690992

Brooklyn Junior Football Club T: 01653 693682 info@

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Autumn date for 'The King of Rock and Roll' at the Milton Rooms!

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yedale Special Families has announced the follow up to their Fab Beatles fundraising concert with the spectacular “Vision of Elvis” show, performed by one of Europe’s top Elvis tribute artists, Rob Kingsley.

The show will take place once again at Malton’s Milton Rooms, on Saturday 6th October when it is hoped there will be another capacity audience!

Rob Kingsley is recognised as the “Official European Champion” having recently won Europe’s largest Elvis tribute artist competition, one that many top Elvis tribute artists compete in from all around the world. He also has the distinction of being the first Elvis tribute artist to perform live at the new Wembley Stadium, as well as performances at London’s Hyde Park and many prestigious theatres and venues in the UK and around the world!

Rob heard his first Elvis song ‘Heartbreak Hotel’ as a young boy and as he grew up his passion and admiration for Elvis became a huge part of his life. ‘Elvis Presley will always be the greatest performer and entertainer that ever lived. I am very honoured and humbled to be a part of keeping his memory alive as I am a true Elvis fan and my shows are dedicated to paying a sincere and respectful tribute to him. I’m delighted to have been asked to perform this special fundraising concert for such an amazing charity!’

Rob’s show is the only tribute act to be endorsed

by Mr Ed Bonja, Elvis Presley’s official photographer and road manager, who worked closely with Elvis on more than one thousand concerts from 1970-1977.

It features his very own support band “The Cadillacs” plus backing singer, “The Sweet Sensation”. Together they bring you a full evening of all the classic hits, including themes from “Sun Studios”, “The Movie Years” and the “68 Comeback Special” as well as the sensational “Concert Years” finale.

Leavening ToddLer group Leavening Methodist School Room every Monday morning during term time from 9-11.30am. For children 0 to school age accompanied by their parent/carer.

Come have a play, make things, sing and adults get chance to have a cuppa and chat! £1 per family. For details contact Paula on 07504821580

Saturday 9th October

Rob has the total package – the look… the sound… the charisma, and together with his fantastic costumes and support band the “Vision of Elvis” show leaves the audience in no doubt that they are witnessing a truly 100% live and authentic performer.

For more information take a look at: www.avisionofelvis.com Tickets are priced at £13.50 and are on sale from Malton Tourist Information Centre (which is now based at in the Library) telephone 01653 600048 All proceeds from the evening will go to Ryedale Special Families, a Malton based charity who provide care, support and activities, for over 400 Ryedale families who have children with disabilities and special needs.

Harmonia Ladies Choir Concert Saturday 9th June at 7.30pm at Thornton le Dale Methodist Church Supper to follow

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J ubi lee

Invitation to the BIg St PeterS JuBIlee PIcnIc On Sunday 3rd June 2012 in The grounds of St Peter’s Church, Norton

at 12.00 (following our 10.30 Family Service) Bring your own picnic and join in the fun!

EntErtainmEnt  muSic  GamES compEtitionS

c elebrat i ons Tuesday 5th June

Stape Village Hall will be joining Newton Village Hall, Newton and Stape Childrens Fun Club and Newton upon Rawcliffe Playing Field Society for a Jubilee celebration at NewtoN PlayiNg Field.

Please bring your own picnic. there will be bouncy Castles, BBQ, a Band, hotdogs, icecreams, raffle, tombola etc. all money raised will be split between Stape Village Hall, Newton Village Hall, Newton and Stape Childrens Fun Club, Newton upon Rawcliffe Playing Field Society and the air ambulance.

Stape Village Hall: available for Meetings, Private Parties etc. well equipped kitchen, toilets, Hall with stage, Parking, disabled access, wiFi. Seating Capacity: approx 80. Cost: £6 - £10 per hour. Secretary: ellie grayson t: 01751 476108 graysongates@hotmail.co.uk

Saturday 2nd June, The Hall at Thornton-le-Dale.

Live 4-piece band Meya, featuring Katrina Mae on electric violin.

Admission free. Band on stage from 9 pm.

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LOCAL EVENTS June

Ryedale Folk Museum. 1-4pm. Come and join us for a cup of tea and a slice of cake, with plenty of crafts and activities for all the family! All included in your museum admission price!

ROYAL JUBILEE EXHIBITION MONTH,

6 - 10 June

2 June

vehicles

Beck Isle Museum

SATURDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT

at Pickering Working Mens Club. 9.30pm. Male Entertainer ‘Tony Starr’.

2 June

LIVE MUSIC NIGHT at The Hall, Thornton Le Dale. Live four piece band Meya, featuring Katrina Mae on electric violin Admission free.

Band on stage from 9pm.

2 - 3 June

WW2 WEEKEND at Ryedale Folk Museum

The Museums annual event returns with 1940s re-enactments on site all weekend. Gain an insight into life in Britain during these eventful times.

2 - 5 June

ANIMAL ANTICS at Castle Howard. A funfilled animal themed weekend for all the family!

Learn about your pets, make new furry friends and even take part in our fun dog show!

2 - 10 June

RAILFEST AT NRM. Britain’s biggest ever

gathering of rail record breakers. See speed legends Javelin, Flying Scotsman, East Coast 91110, Tornado and many more. See website for more information and tickets - www.nrm. org.uk

3 June

BIG JUBILEE FOREST PICNIC at Dalby Forest. Dalby Visitor Centre. Join us for a family picnic to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. Children’s crafts.

3 June

THE BIG ST PETER’S JUBILEE PICNIC.

In the grounds of St Peter’s Church , Norton. 12 midday - following the 10.30am family service.

Bring your own picnic and enjoy the fun...there will be games, competitions, band etc.

3 June

THUNDER DAY at Yorkshire Air Museum.

Live jets and propeller aircraft

4 June

DUNCOMBE PARK COUNTRY FAIR.

Duncombe Park, Helmsley. See website www. dpcountryfair.co.uk

4 June

STREET COLLECTION FOR RYEDALE & DISTRICT MENCAP. In Pickering. Volunteer

collectors are always most welcome. Please contact either Pat Anderson on 01751 472 172 or Eileen Searle on 01653 692 786.

4 - 8 June

TRADITIONAL CRAFTs at Ryedale Folk Museum. Half Term activities based all around traditional crafts, each day there will be crafts demonstrated and you can join in to!

5 June

DIAMOND JUBILEE STREET PARTY at

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BECK ISLE MUSEUM DISPLAY. 1960’s

RICHARD DURRANT GUITAR CONCERT.

Pickering Memorial Hall 7pm, Refreshments available. Tickets: Adults £11, £8 For those in full time education. Available from Pickering Tourist Information Centre – Tel. 01751 473791 Or by e mailing rdpickering12@hotmail.com. With profits to St Joseph’s RC Primary School

17 June

7 June

HARMONIA LADIES CHOIR CONCERT.

7.30pm at Thornton le Dale Methodist Church.

Supper to follow.

8 June

PICKERING 60S WEEKEND. Entertainment at Pickering Working Mens Club. Female Vocal Entertainer ‘Sadie’ from 9pm.

8 June

WOODLAND WONDERS. Enjoy a morning of fun crafts, making animals and plants that live and grow in the woods. Pickering Memorial Hall, 10 - 12. All materials,and a drink and snack provided,suitable for children aged 5 - 12. £5.00 per child. For more information and to book, contact Whoosh! 01751 476804 or whooshevents@gmail.com

9 June

WELBURN PTA TRAIL RACES at Castle Howard. 1k, 5k & 10k trail races around the Castle Howard Estate to raise money for Welburn Community Primary School.

Incorporating the MYP PSUK cross country running championships 2012. All enquiries to indseylootwo@aol.com, Tel: 07798708304 or enter on line at www.ukresults.net

21 June

HISTORY DAY at Beck Isle Museum. Rural Crafts and Hands on History day

23 June

WEA PICKERING DAY SCHOOL.

Landscape Studies of the North York Moors.

(Geology.) 10. 00 am at the Memorial Hall, Mill Suite, Potter Hill, Pickering, for briefing lecture.

Lunch - Public House 1.00 pm - 4.00 pm - The North York Moors. Reasonable level of fitness and acess to transport is required. Fees £20.

PICKERING 60S WEEKEND. Entertainment at Pickering Working Mens Club. Female Vocal Entertainer ‘The Little Miss “Sixties” Show from 9pm.

23 June

9-10 June

23 - 24 June

SWINGING SIXTIES AT NYMR. Step back to the swinging 60s with a mix of period locomotives, vehicles and live music at stations along the railway.See website for more details www.nymr.co.uk DALBYOLOGY at Dalby Forest.

10.30am-4pm, Dalby Visitor Centre. Come along and discover How Nature Ticks – Horology and many other ‘ologies. Join in with family fun activities. Free. All ages.

WALK ABOUT SUPPER. Westow Cricket Club. Starter / main course / sweets & coffee in various locations around Westow. Tickets £10 each. Menu to be announced later. BYO alcohol.

Tickets from Julie 01653 618214

30 June

12 June

YORKSHIRE CRAFT AND PRODUCE MARKET at Castle Howard. Shop for

delicious food and beautiful crafts all sourced or produced in Yorkshire, and in many cases locally to the Castle Howard Estate. Admission to the Stable Courtyard where the markets take place - as well as car and coach parking - is free of charge. Open from 10am until 4pm.

16 June

SATURDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT at Pickering Working Mens Club 9.30pm. Female Entertainer ‘Eden’

17 June

NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY SHOW

held at Otterington Hall, between Northallerton and Thirsk from 8.00am. See website www. northyorkshireshow.co.uk

ALNE STREET FAYRE. 12 - 4.30pm. Bands, bar, street entertainers, stalls, BBQ, side shows and more. See website www.alnestreetfayre. co.uk

17 June

THE WONDERS OF WOOD at Ryedale Folk Museum. See some of the Harrisons’ treen collection with wood turners, carvers, paper making and more

29 June

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17 June

SATURDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT

at Pickering Working Mens Club 9.30pm. Male Entertainer ‘Dave Montanna’

SATURDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT at Pickering Working Mens Club. 9.30pm. Female Vocal Entertainer ‘Ellie’.

30 June- 1 July

DEHAVILLAND WEEKEND at Yorkshire Air Museum. Featuring the Mosquito, Devon and Nimrod in this celebration of the famous De Havilland name. First engine runs of the restored Mosquito Nightfighter making this a must for everyone!!

7 July

LIVE ‘PICNIC STYLE’ CONCERT In aid of Yorkshire Cancer Research 7pm. Greenwick Farm, Huggate. Gary Winter and Friends performing music from Buble, Sinatra, Winehouse, Adele and more. Gardens open from 5pm. In aid of Yorkshire Cancer Research.

Tickets £15, Call any of the following numbers; 01377 288122, 01653 692711, 01653 619236.

HELMSLEY ARTS CENTRE Box office: 01439 771700

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THE QUEENS DIAMOND JUBILEE. A

glittering array of workshops and performances up at the Sports field and in the Market Place. Come and hear children’s stories in the beautiful Tell Tale Tent, learn to drum, get your face painted and listen to brilliant street musicians, The Skiband, as well as taking part in a huge range of other activities for all the family, organised by the Town Council and Jubilee Committee. Come and join the celebrations!

5 JUNE

PRINTS, PAINTING AND DRAWINGS by

Pamela Knight

8 JUNE

OPEN ACOUSTIC NIGHT. Another acoustic event from the Ryedale Live team who offer an open invitation for anyone to perform in the intimacy of the Studio Bar. No microphones, no need to pre-book, just an open space and a warm atmosphere for musicians and performers to turn up and do their thing.

9 JUNE

A MURDER MYSTERY. This exciting young theatre company based in Hull is turning heads already with each new show it produces.

Featuring one of our very own Youth Theatre stars from the past, Mungo Arney, Middle Child present their gripping WWII Murder Mystery, as a fundraiser in aid of their forthcoming trip to the Edinburgh Fringe.

10 JUNE

OPEN STUDIOS with Artist and Book binder, Lucy May Schofield, present Artist’s Book Maps

COMMUNITY 28 - 30 JUNE

- A One day workshop

THE BLUES SISTERS AND RAIN ON ME

15 JUNE

UNCORKED. Three top flight acoustic performances, fine wines and rather good nibbles in both Auditorium and Studio Bar...

30 JUNE

THE GREAT EDSTONE MUSIC FESTIVAL

16 JUNE

THE FASTEST TRAIN TO ANYWHERE.

A man in a trilby sets foot on a train just as it is pulling out of the station. He has never got this train before. He doesn’t know why he is on it; he normally just goes home after work. The journey he embarks on is relentless, adventurous and ultimately liberating.

17 JUNE

A ONE-DAY WORKSHOP with Artist and Book binder, Lucy May Schofield. Structural Bookworks

22 JUNE

Two fabulous plays from our resident Youth Theatre.

MAPP & LUCIA AHOY! A brand new show from Sandra Hunt and Rachel Laurence, bringing arch rivals Mapp and Lucia, and their friends, to glorious life. “

From 5pm on stage until the late acoustic set under canvas, this will be one of the highlights of the summer outdoor music season. Funds raised from this event support the work of the MS Society. All tickets are available from Helmsley Arts Centre box office.

BLOOD DONOR SESSIONS 4 JUNE

Malton Community Sports Centre 10am - 1pm

25 JUNE

Norton Ryedale Bowls Club 2-4pm and 5-7pm

24 JUNE

THE MARDI GRAS BAND

Come and enjoy a bite to eat and a drink from the bar, while listening to players from the former Radio York Jazz Band. Lunchtime Jazz bar opens at 12 noon.

Please note the slightly later start time.

York Opera at the Kirk theatre, Pickering

Shouts of “Bravo” were heard from enthusiastic audiences for York Opera’s series of spring concerts.

They have enjoyed medleys from Gilbert and Sullivan and Mozart together with solos and ensembles and choruses from Verdi Puccini Wagner and Bizet.

The final concert in the series will be held at The Kirk Theatre Pickering 7.30 pm Saturday 9th June. Tickets £10 from Television House, Market Place Pickering 01751 472847 or at the door

Edmund Collins rides again!

Forty year’s on – after winning at Ayr I’m back in the saddle on the 16th June 2012 at York Racecourse, but this time racing for Macmillan Cancer Support with the aim of raising £2,500+.

I’m a firm believer in the importance of the great work performed by the Macmillan organisation, and I’ve personally known of a number of friends and relatives who have benefitted tremendously from their nurses’ kindness and expertise.

I hope you will help me raise funds so that this worthy charity will continue to offer practical help and comfort to people diagnosed with cancer.

To see my fund raising in progress and to make it easier for you to show your support please go to this link www.justgiving. com/Edmund-Collins All contributions however small will help towards the target ...and every pound will help people living with cancer.

Thank you for your support

Edmund Collins Station House Vets

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INDEX ACCOUNTANTS Jones Partnership, The......... 38 Newby Business Accounting.. ..................................................... 38 AERIALS & AUDIO VISUAL ADI Communications........... 42 Aerial Services......................... 11 ART GALLERIES & PICTURE FRAMING Talents Fine Arts..................... 30 ARTS FESTIVALS Ryedale Festival...................... 32 ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES & PLANS Pinfold Building Consultancy. ..................................................... 20 Prospect Design..................... 47 ATTRACTIONS Castle Howard Estate Ltd.... 37 BATHROOMS Bluewater Bathrooms.......... 13 BEAUTY Simply Beautiful..................... 30 BLINDS Low Blind Price....................... 16 BUILDERS Eastgate Building Contractors ..................................................... 20 GJC Construction & Groundworks Specialist...... 26 Island Build.............................. 10 KJ Haldenby Joiners & Builders..................................... 41 Rising Builders...........................6 Tom Pybus Building & Joinery ..................................................... 25 CAR VALETING Crystal Clean........................... 18 CARPET CLEANING Kevin Atkinson Carpet Cleaning.................................... 44 Ultraclean................................. 18 CARS & SERVICING BMC Motor Engineers.......... 19 Pure Car Mechanics.............. 18 CHILDREN’S CLOTHING Country Cradle, The.............. 31 CINEMA Palace Cinema........................ 27 CLEANING SERVICES Home Fairy, The...................... 42 Ryedale Cleaning Services.45 CLOTHING & EMBROIDERY BigBoolies................................. 30

Puzzle Solutions

COMPUTERS Awesome Technologies...... 39 Computer FX........................... 34 Coppins Systems Services.. 39 Green Computing ................ 38 tKnowIT..................................... 38 Underwood Computer Services..................................... 39 CRAFTS Little Lamb Wool.................... 30 DAMP PROOFING Eastgate Property Maintenance........................... 47 DENTISTS Howardian Dental Practice.35 DOG GROOMING Nose 2 Tail Grooming........... 50 Oak Tree Dog Grooming Spa.. ..................................................... 51 Spotless Dog, The.................. 51 DRY CLEANING Norton Dry Cleaning............ 42 ELECTRICIANS Haines Electrical..................... 42 Merlin Trading Ltd................. 45 Powerlink Electrical............... 49 ELECTRICAL GOODS Domestic Appliance Warehouse..................................2 ENTERTAINMENT Disco Culture........................... 28 FENCING Acklam Fencing...................... 22 Philip Mason Fencing Contractor................................ 22 FINANCES Moneywise Financial Solutions................................... 28 Pen Life Chartered Financial Planners.................................... 35 FOOD & DRINK Courtyard Craft & Local Produce Market...................... 27 Derventio Wines.................... 37 JASS Brewing Supplies........ 36 FURNITURE & INTERIORS..

Greens Furniture.................... 41 Interiors at Nine to Eleven.....5 GARAGE DOORS Fersina Garage Doors..............1 Hobman Garage Doors....... 49 GARDENS Economic Garden & Landscaping Services.......... 22 Greensleeves Gardening.... 22

Howarth Timber..................... 24 Island Gardens........................ 23 K & S Paving Ltd..................... 22 Pave-A-Way.............................. 23 Rock and Stone York Ltd..... 22 HAIRDRESSERS Hair by Julia............................. 30 HEALTH Gaia Holistics........................... 34 Ryedale Physiotherapy Clinic. ..................................................... 34 Slimming world...................... 30 Stuart Moore Foot Health... 34 JOINERY Acorn Lofts & Joinery........... 41 KJ Haldenby Joiners & Builders..................................... 41 Nigel Anderson Joinery....... 49 Norman Banks Maintenance.. ..................................................... 46 S Elvidge Joinery.................... 25 Tom Pybus Building & Joinery ..................................................... 25 KITCHENS & BEDROOMS Dream Doors Ltd......................7 Handmade Kitchen Company, The.............................................. 21 Howarth Timber..................... 23 Instyle Kitchens Ltd.................3 Work Top Man......................... 45 MARKETS Courtyard Craft & Local Produce Market...................... 27 Hovingham Village Market.37 MOBILITY M.V Mobility............................ 34 NURSERIES Flaxton Village Nursery....... 35 Puddleducks Nursery........... 31 OPTICIANS Specsavers Opticians........... 29 OVEN CLEANING Ultraclean................................. 20 PAINTERS & DECORATORS Decorators of Distinction... 40 RM Decorators........................ 42 PETS Happy Paws............................. 51 Nose 2 Tail Grooming........... 50 Oak Tree Dog Grooming Spa.. ..................................................... 51 Paws for Louise....................... 50 Spotless Dog, The.................. 51 Station House Vets................ 51 Wagabout................................. 51 PHOTOGRAPHY

CROSSWORD: Across: 1 Notice, 4 Censor, 9 Admirer, 10 Topic, 11 Beret, 12 Nearest, 13 Microphones, 18 Emperor, 20 Issue, 22 Story, 23 Evident, 24 Deeper, 25 Useful.

Down: 1 Nearby, 2 Timer, 3 Curator, 5 Extra, 6 Supreme, 7 Recite, 8 Transported, 14 Improve, 15 Origins, 16 Ceased, 17 Dental, 19 Rhyme, 21 Shelf.

PICTOGRAMS: 1. Odd one out 02. Blind drunk 3. Midlife crisis WORDSEARCH: Hidden phrase: It is not the mountain we conquer but ourselves Edmund Hillary

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Alex Yoxall Photography..... 28 PLASTERING Ian Townley Plasterers......... 45 Ian’s Plastering Service........ 13 PLUMBING & HEATING Aquatec Utilities..................... 26 Direct Boiler Company, The.... ..................................................... 11 Gemma Lonsdale Gas Servicing................................... 49 Greenley and Ware Plumbing. ..................................................... 43 GW Plumbing.............................7 Oil Boiler Care Plumbing & Heating...................................... 49 OJ Gas Services...................... 44 P Marwood Plumbing & Heating Services.................... 44 York Plumbing & Heating... 20 PLUMBING - GENERAL Paul Chaplow Plumbing & Heating Engineer................... 24 Plumbing Plus......................... 46 PRINTING Warwick Digital Printing..... 16 PROPERTY MAINTENANCE D Walker Domestic Handyman............................... 42 Handy Man Hewson............. 44 RENEWABLE ENERGY Green Energy Projects Ltd.. 45 Michael Magson LTD............ 24 Peak Power Systems............. 48 ROOFING & GUTTERING Christian Baker Roofer......... 10 Orion Roofline...........................4 Pickering Flat Roof Company. ..................................................... 48 Ryedale Roofline.................... 25 SCRAP METAL Farrow & Sons......................... 49 SOFT FURNISHINGS Wath Court Fabrics Ltd........ 17 SOLICITORS AND INJURY CLAIMS Black and White Claims....... 40 SURVEYORS Pinfold Building Consultancy. ..................................................... 20 T-SHIRTS & HOODIES BigBoolies................................. 30 TILES Zenki Tile & Interior............... 46 TIMBER SUPPLIES Howarth Timber..................... 24 TRAVEL Perfect Hideaways................. 17 Perrys Travel............................ 14 WEBSITE DESIGN Malton Web Design.............. 38 Web Site Made Easy Ltd...... 39 WINDOWS Fersina Windows.................... 64 Proline PVCu Ltd.................... 16 Window Distribution Ltd.......8

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JUNE 2012 • ISSUE 78

LOCAL USEFUL NUMBERS

Ryedale dog Rescue Pickering 60’s Weekend Live Entertainment From 9pm At

PICKERING WMC Friday 8th June

Sadie

Saturday 9th June

The Little Miss “Sixties” Show

Two Fantastic Acts Over Two Nights £2 Per Person Per Night (£1 For Members) (Doors Open From 7pm) Monday Night Quiz from 9.15pm Bingo Sunday & Thursday Nights From 7.30pm (Tickets On Sale From 7pm) Live Entertainment Every Other Saturday Night From 9.30pm

Southgate, Pickering, YO18 8BL 01751 473534 pickeringwmc@hotmail.co.uk Members, Associate Members & Bonafide Guests All Welcome

MEDICAL

MALTON..........................01653 600069 RILLINGTON.....................01944 758325 SHERBURN......................01944 710226 THORNTON LE DALE.........01751 474202 PICKERING......................01751 471296 NHS Direct............................0845 4647 Malton District Hospital...01653 693041 Scarborough Hospital......01723 368111 York Hospital...................01904 631313 Social Services................ 0845 950 1555 Samaritans.....................08457 909090

PHARMACIES

FJH Wrothwell Ltd...........01751 472550 Pickering Surgery............01751 477555 Malton Pharmacy............01653 692040 Beecham Pharmacy, Malton ......................................01653 692380 Beecham Pharmacy, Norton................. ......................................01653 693264 Beckside Pharmacy, Thornton le Dale, .. ......................................01751 476968 Boots, Pickering, ............01751 474958 F Maltby Ltd, Maltongate, Thornton le Dale, ..............................01751 474542

GENERAL SERVICES

Domestic Violence Helpline.................. ..................................... 0808 2000 247 North Yorkshire Police (non-emergencies)......... 0845 606 0247 Citizens Advice Bureau... 0844 411 1444 Crimestoppers.................. 0800 555 111 Northern Electric (loss of supply).......... ....................................... 0800 668 877

BT Faultline...................... 0800 800 151 Floodline........................0845988 1188 Transco Emergency Service - Gas........... ....................................... 0800 111 999 Yorkshire Water.............. 0845 124 2424

COUNCILS & MPs

Ryedale District Council...01653 600666 Malton Town Council.......01439 748500 Norton Town Council.......01653 695348 Pickering Town Council....01751 476503 North Yorkshire County Council ............ ......................................01609 780780

FINANCIAL MATTERS National Debtline............0808 8084000 Inland Revenue...............0845 0109000 Tax Credits......................0845 3003900

CHILDREN & FAMILIES

Central Ryedale Childrens Centre.......... ......................................01609 533102 Northern Ryedale Childrens Centre....... ......................................01609 798345 Childcare Link................ 0800 2 346346 Childline...............................0800 1111 NSPCC............................ 0808 800 5000 Ryedale Special Families.. 01653 699000

TRANSPORT

Ryecat............................01653 699059 AA Breakdown................. 0800 887 766 AA Roadwatch.................09003 401100 Moorsbus ...................... 01845 597 000 Pickering Town Bus.........01751 473791

Could you spare £3 a month to help save the lives of local dogs in need? In these difficult times, lots of small rescue charities and animal shelters are being forced into closing down by lack of funds and support.

Please help us to make sure that Ryedale Dog rescue is not one of them by making a small, regular donation towards our ever increasing running costs. Every penny we receive goes directly towards caring for the dogs in our care until we can find them a permenant home.

For more details, or a direct debit form, please email rialouiseb@yahoo.co.uk Don’t forget to visit out Charity Shop, Yorkersgate, Malton for household items, Bric-a-Brac, Books, Clothes and Doggy Items. Opening hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 10am-3pm Dog Fosterers, volunteers & donations always needed. For more details please contact or visit our website. enquiries@ryedaledogrescue.com

T: 07581 324153 www.ryedaledogrescue.com

Reg Charity No.1117972

Yorkshire Coastliner.........01653 692556 Rail Enquiries..................08457 484950 Environment Agency...... 0870 850 6506

Norton .......................... 0845 034 9530 Pickering ....................... 0845 300 5157

ANIMALS

St Peter’s, Norton............01653 699222 St Mary’s Priory, Old Malton.................. ......................................01653 690480 St Michaels, Malton ........01653 692089 St Leonards & St Mary’s, .. 01653 692128 Baptist Church, Malton ...01653 696023 Trinity Methodist, Norton.01653 692173 Saville Street, Malton .....01653 692173 Elim Ryedale Church, ......01653 697796 Society of Friends, Malton.01653 658574 Salvation Army, Norton...01653 693344 Churches together in Pickering............. ......................................01751 472827 St Josephs RC Church.......01751 472727 St Peter & St Paul Parish, Pickering....... ......................................01751 472983 Religious Society of Friends, Pickering.. ......................................01751 472827 Methodist Church, Pickering................. ......................................01751 472810 The United Reformed Church, Pickering. ......................................01751 476844 All Saints, Thornton le Dale................... ......................................01751 474244 St Andrew’s, Middleton...01751 474858

RSPCA............................ 0300 1234 999 Station House Vets..........01653 618303

SCHOOLS

Malton School.................01653 692828 Norton College................01653 693296 Ryedale School................01439 771665 Malton Community Primary................. ......................................01653 692582 Norton County Primary....01653 692104 Amotherby County Primary.................. ......................................01653 693675 St Mary’s RC Primary.......01653 692274 Rillington County Primary.01944 758402 Leavening County Primary.01653 658313 Langton Primary School..01653 658236 Settrington CE Primary....01944 768238 Luttons CP School............01944 738232 Sherburn CE Primary...... 01944 710 282 Weaverthorpe CE School.01944 738 280 Heslerton CE Primary...... 01944 728 286 Pickering County Junior School ......................................01751 472873 St Josephs RC School........01751 473102 Pickering Infant School...01751 472620 Pickering Junior School...01751 472873 Thornton Dale CE School....................... ......................................01751 474345 Lady Lumley’s School.......01751 472846

LIBRARIES

Malton .......................... 0845 034 9529

CHURCHES

POST OFFICES

Beverley Road.................01653 692653 Helmsley ........................01439 770237 Malton ...........................01653 600121 Middleton Post Office......01751 475932 Pickering ........................01751 472256 Thornton Dale ................01751 474234

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