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elcome to November edition.

November is a month which has lots going for it! Forget that the nights have drawn in and the weather’s unpredictable – think about fireworks, bonfires and scrumptious cinder toffee! With numerous firework displays taking place it’s a time to enjoy the sparklers and Catherine Wheels (safely, of course!) and then look forward to Christmas. However, November is also a sombre month: Remembrance Sunday takes place on the 9th November. With the centenary of the outbreak of World War One being marked this year, we have a double page feature detailing the services, parades and festivals of Remembrance - a chance for all of us to pay our respects. The end of November also marks the run up to the festive season! With Christmas Light SwitchOns, Santa Dashes, choral concerts and much more, it’s a time to get that Christmas cake started and perhaps get ahead to avoid lastminute stressful shopping trip by visiting the local markets and shops. We can’t imagine how much preparation Bryony Balen did for her South Pole trek. Bryony is the youngest Briton to reach the South Pole, set in the heart of the Antarctic continent. She trekked out from the Hercules Inlet on the Antarctic Coast and her fascinating talk at Norton College will raise funds for Save the Children and 1st Norton Scouts. We welcome a new column writer this month. Emily is a local teenager and you can read her first column on page 20. Until next month…

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THERMAL IMAGING CAMERA BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN It’s that time of year again. Find out where heat (and money!) escapes from your home The Lottery funded camera is available locally, free of charge, to help you discover exactly where heat is escaping in cold weather, so helping save money and fuel. It could be useful if you are thinking about making improvements to wall and roof insulation. The camera picks up heat, rather than light like a normal camera. It’s surprising how much heat can be lost around windows, doors and skirting boards, up the chimney of an unused fireplace, as well as through poorly insulated roofs and walls. This example shows how heat is being lost through a bay window and through the wall from a radiator under the window. Inexpensive solutions could be using thicker curtains and putting foil on the wall behind the radiator to reflect heat back into the room. KMEG volunteers have been using the camera in the Kirkbymoorside area since 2012, from late autumn through the winter months into early spring. The best weather conditions are cloudy, dry and cold! You choose if you want any pictures taken. They can be emailed or printed for you. To book the camera: email Helen Gundry at helenspost@hotmail.co.uk or phone 01751 432447. We can then fix the best time to call round with the camera. For more information about the camera and thermal imaging, check our website www. kms-environmentgroup.org.uk/ Copy deadline for the next edition is Tuesday 4th November

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Festive Fun in Helmsley

Helmsley is a great place to visit for those who are feeling full of Christmas spirit this December. The town’s third annual Christmas Tree Festival begins on Saturday 6th December. Held in Helmsley’s historic All Saints Church, 30 locally sourced 6ft trees will be on display, decorated by different businesses and organisations from the town along the theme of “An Iconic Christmas”. With creative takes on everything from the Queen’s Speech to Christmas Dinner, there’ll definitely be some eye-catching displays! The Festival runs until 21st December and is open daily from 10am to 4pm. To coincide with the opening of the Christmas Tree Festival,

Helmsley’s many independent businesses will also be supporting SmallBusinessSaturday with a Festive Fun Day on 6th December. A pop up ice rink will appear at The Black Swan on the town’s picturesque Market Place from 4th – 7th December. Open to the public from 12noon – 8pm daily, there’s room for 50 skaters at a time, and for those who prefer to watch, delicious wintery refreshments will be served from an Alpine-style log cabin. Other fun things on the day include a visit from Santa, a Dog Fancy Dress Show, light projections, live music and entertainment, children’s arts and crafts, games, competitions and plenty of great Yorkshire food, drink and hospitality.

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Remembering in Ryedale Remembrance Day takes place on November 11 to mark the moment the guns of the First World War fell silent, at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month of 1918. Remembrance Sunday, 9th November, is the day put aside to remember all those who have given their lives for our peace and freedom. Members of the British Legion care about the lives of the Armed Forces family, past, present and future. The Poppy Appeal is the Legion’s biggest fundraising campaign and runs year-round. Lapel poppies are available to buy in shops, supermarkets, pubs and clubs from the last week of October until 11 November. Money raised goes to support their welfare work for the Armed Forces community. Please give your support and wear your poppy with pride this November.

FESTIVAL OF REMEMBRANCE

Friday 7 November 7.15pm at Norton College. Commencing with the Parade of Standards, followed by Malton White Star Band, St Peter’s Church Singing Group, Boys & Girls Brigade Band. There will also be a raffle and refreshments.

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Sunday 9 November Services at the French Memorial, Elvington Village and at the YAM Station Chapel. 11am and 13:30pm respectively. Wreath Laying Ceremony in Memorial Garden.

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Sunday 9 November 11am. Memorial Service at Malton War Memorial, Wreath Laying Ceremony and, hopefully, a Parade.

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Tombola, stalls, refreshments. Donations of suitable items including cakes, scones and bakes would be greatly appreciated. Sunday 9 November 2pm – Royal British Legion service in St Peter and St Pauls, Pickering followed by a Parade to the War Memorial for service and wreath Laying.

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Sunday 9 November Parade led by the Kirkbymoorside Town Band will leave the British Legion Club, Shaw Drive, Kirkbymoorside at approx. 10.40am to parade to All Saints Church for a Remembrance Service at 11.00am. Followed by a Church service after which, the Parade will march back to the British Legion Club where the band will once again entertain us.

Saturday 8 November 9am – Noon. Annual coffee morning with stalls at Thornton Le Dale Hill Institute.

Tuesday 11 November There will be a 2 minutes silence held at Pump Hill (opposite the Memorial Hall) at 11.00am.

Sunday 9 November Royal British Legion Service of Remembrance at All Saints, Thornton Le Dale Assemble outside the Hill Institute in Thornton at 10.50am for service and wreath laying.

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Sunday 9 November The act of remembrance will take place at the war memorial at 10.55am at All Saints Church Helmsley, this will be followed by a service in the church. At approx 11:50 the Royal British Legion will lead a short parade from All Saints Church back to the market place via Castle gate and Bridge street.

HELMSLEY LIBRARY

6 - 20 November First World War inspired textile arts. A display of textile arts by the 1914-18 Commemorative Quilts and Textiles Group. Free event during usual Library opening hours. (Tel: 0845 0349527)

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15 November Women and the First World War 2 – 3pm. A talk by Trevor Boag on women and the First World War. Donation to the Royal British Legion. (Tel: 0845 3005157)

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1 – 31 December First World War inspired textile arts A display of textile arts by the 1914-18 Commemorative Quilts and Textiles Group. Free events during usual Library opening hours. (Tel: 0845 0349528)

MALTON LIBRARY

5 December Literature of the First World War 6pm. A “Literature of the First World War” talk by Trevor Boag. Donation to the Royal British Legion. (Tel: 0845 0349529) Please note that details are subject to change. Before making a journey to an event, please contact the library in question to confirm the details.

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“Malton, regarded as Yorkshire’s Food Capital, has a rich and varied association with food, from its agricultural hinterland to its connections with local breweries. “The Monthly Food Market encourages local and regional producers to promote the best produce possible!” The monthly event also features live chef demos, with November’s line-up yet to be announced. Malton White Star Band provides the live music, adding to the friendly and bustling atmosphere of this popular event.

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Choir Director Alison Davis said: “Harmonia is a choir which makes choral music accessible and fun. Our repertoire is varied and includes gospel, folk, pop, songs from the shows, contemporary classical songs and more. “The choir has recently enjoyed singing at the Malton Food Lovers Festival, Castle Howard and Eskdale Festival. Many women have formed firm friendships through their involvement in

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On January 20th 2012, Bryony Balen became the youngest Briton to trek to the South Pole from the Hercules Inlet. Over 56 days, one of them her 21st birthday, she travelled a total distance of 705 miles over the coldest environment on our planet. The coldest temperature recorded at the Pole was -89.2°C and there are wind speeds of up to 300km/hr. Bryony followed in the footsteps of Amundsen and a team of other Norwegians, the first expedition to reach the South Pole on 14th December 1911. This was not Bryony’s first adventure, she has been mountaineering for many years, and ever since achieving her Gold Duke of Edinburgh award she has continued to develop the skills and attributes needed to pursue ambitious trips such as a week Nordic skiing, climbing Mont Blanc and Mount Elbrus and camping in Svalbard. At Norton College Hall, this amazing ex-scout will join us to talk about her trek to the South Pole and what it was like to celebrate her birthday in the middle of an Antarctic expedition. Proceeds are going towards both Save the Children and 1st Norton Scout group. 46 • info@thehandymag.co.uk

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NORTON HISTORY ON DISPLAY IN TOWN’S ‘HIDDEN GEM’ A further glimpse into the past of Norton is on show next month in the town’s historic council chamber. The Woodhams-Stone Collection is holding a second exhibition in the building on Saturday November 1st focussing on the town and its rich heritage and giving visitors a rare opportunity to see inside the chamber. Described as a ‘hidden gem’ – the former court house on Commercial Street retains many of the original features including wooden panelling, magistrates seating area and prisoners ‘dock’. Project Officer for the Woodhams-Stone Collection Sarah Maultby said: ‘We are holding an open day to let local people see even more of the items that we are gradually bringing out of our store as we catalogue the entire collection a as part of the latest stage of the project which is being funded by The Heritage Lottery. ‘The town council chamber, as a significant historic building in the town, is an ideal venue and gives people the chance to have a look at a building they may never have visited before as well as seeing more of the fascinating items from The Woodhams-Stone Collection.

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The churches in Norton would like to say a big THANK YOU to everyone who has taken part, come along to events and shown an interest in Love Norton 14. We started with a night with Bobby Ball and have had concerts and fun days as well as a few smaller things. We’ve also been delivering newsletters to all residents telling people about what goes on in our churches. Norton Community Primary School made a great display of things they love about Norton. There is more to come! On 2nd November the Family Fun Night and Firework Extravaganza will be at Norton College (5.30-8pm). St Peter’s on Langton Road will be hosting an even bigger and better Christmas Tree Festival from 29th Nov to 7th December. And watch out – there may be extras planned between now and the end of the year. Our aim has been to show that we love Norton. It’s a great place and is a really good community to be part of. We also want to show that God loves Norton too – no one is outside that love and we are here if anyone wants to know more about that. But… we won’t stop loving Norton once 2014 is over. There will be more that we will be doing together for Norton. Let us know what you might like. Let us know what you think of Love Norton 14. You can contact us at any of the churches in Norton, via our facebook page lovenorton14 or by e-mail lovenorton14@gmail.com. From the churches of St Peter, Trinity Methodist, Bethel, Elim Ryedale, Ryedale Baptists and Salvation Army.

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MOTORING Peugeot 308

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Peugeot must have sprinkled fairy dust over its designers, because there are now some attractive motors in its automotive stable, including the 308. It’s no secret that the French firm hasn’t always produced beautiful motors – yet, conversely, Peugeot has created some of the most popular cars on the road. To bring more of a balance to the automaker’s looks department, the brand is moving up-market. It’s an initiative started several years ago and seen most recently with the 208 and 2008. The initial design brief of the New 308 had the highest levels of quality at its heart and that has been more than noticed already. Crowned 2014 European Car of the Year, at the Geneva Motor Show, the suave Peugeot offers a touch of technology, comfort and practicality. The new 308 is the fourth Peugeot model to be distinguished by the ‘Car of the Year’ accolade; it comes after the 307 (2002), 405 (1988) and 504 (1969). The appearance of the Pug is more akin to the latest Mercedes Benz A-Class than anything else. The front of the car is dominated by a ‘floating’ front grille and by a strong lighting signature. Slim full-LED headlamps glitter like diamonds and the striking illumina72 • info@thehandymag.co.uk

tion continues at the rear, with the three Peugeot lion ‘claws’ drawn by piercing red LED lamps. Inside, the 308 includes a touchscreen panel on the dashboard for added indulgence. It also has a practical purpose; it brings together many of the infotainment controls in one place, for ease of use and to create a contemporary and uncluttered cabin. Everything is arranged for an experience that is intuitive and relaxing so that you can focus entirely on the road ahead. The head-up instrument layout means that information can be clearly read easily and safely, looking over rather than through the wheel.

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The Peugeot also has a compact steering wheel and newly developed electric power steering, resulting in a responsive and controlled driving experience. My 1.6, 156bhp petrol powered ‘Feline’ model certainly impressed me with its ability to stick to the road and hug bends - even when pushed hard. The car is stuffed to the brim with safety packages too. As well as multiple airbags it has an ‘Emergency Collision Alert System’, which gives out an audible warning should you get too close to the backside of someone else – or if you’ve just not braked in time. The 308 is also furnished with an ‘Emergency Collision Braking System’. This is a clever bit of gadgetry where, in the event of a possible crash, automatic braking is triggered to prevent the impact or reduce the consequences. What’s more, the five door car offers great fuel economy, without compromising too much on

space. There’s plenty of room for luggage and shopping, as well as for you and your front seat passenger. Rear-seat travellers don’t have quite so much legroom, but headroom is fine and rest of the car is cosseting enough to provide a soothing ride. The new 308 is seriously worth considering if you’re after a medium sized family motor. The fact that the model will also be manufactured and sold in China indicates just how much belief there is in this car.

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NOVEMBER FIFTH Celia Carr RVN Station House Vets It was a cold winterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s night, There was frost on the ground, The sky was pitch black, Not a thing made a sound. The fire crackled peacefully, Burt stretched on the rug, E thel yawned happily, Both creatures were snug,

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ere at Battleflatts Veterinary clinic we have been advising our clients on how they can help their pets cope during the firework season. A fear of fireworks is a very common problem affecting 80% of pets. They have very acute hearing so can find the loud bangs and crackles very distressing. Signs of stress include trembling, clinginess, cowering, hiding, shaking and vocalisation. It is always advisable to seek help from professional people (vet/animal behaviourist) as soon as any of these signs are seen, as left untreated, mild firework fear can become serious noise phobia.

Our top tips for the firework season: • Walk your dog earlier in the day before fireworks start • Keep your pets inside - remember fireworks can start unexpectedly • Ensure your pet has some form of Identification (microchip and or Tag) just in case they escape • Ignore any fearful behaviour exhibited from your pets. Keep calm and carry on as normal.

Your pet will pick up on your anxious vibes! • Close windows and doors, block off cat flaps and close the curtains. Turn up the TV or radio to help block out the sound of fireworks • Try not to leave your pets alone when fireworks are going off • Provide a den or hiding place for your pet, don’t make a fuss of your pet especially if they appear stressed • And most importantly DO NOT punish your pet! This will make the problem worse Not forgetting our small animals: • Where possible bring hutches and enclosures indoors to somewhere quiet or turn the hutch to face the wall. • Provide additional bedding for pets to burrow in • Cover any hutches/aviaries with a thick blanket to block out flashes and sounds. Ensure plenty of ventilation. After the firework season is over is the best time to tackle curing the phobia. Behaviour therapy works extremely well but is very time consuming and requires a committed owner. If you have any questions or concerns then any of the vets or nurses will be happy to help you. You can ring us at Stamford Bridge on 01759 371066 or Strensall on 01904 490055 or Pocklington on 01759 307500 or Norton on 01653697299

A STRAY IN A MANGER! Here at Battle Flatts we are once again running our annual Christmas collection for our local animal charities during December. Christmas is one of the busiest times of year for these charities, but unfortunately is also a time when animals tend to be forgotten. We are collecting donations of tinned & dried pet foods, treats & toys. All donations will be gratefully received and can be left under the Christmas Tree in any of our branches. 76 • info@thehandymag.co.uk

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HELP US RESCUE UNWANTED DOGS THIS CHRISTMAS Christmas is coming and soon the council pounds will be full to bursting with unwanted and abandoned dogs, sadly many of whom will be unwanted Christmas presents. To help us rescue as many of these dogs as we can you can support is in a number of ways: • Purchase one of our Ryedale Dog Rescue calendars that are now on sale featuring many of the dogs we rescued this year - All proceeds go to the rescue • Sponsor one of our dogs as a unique Christmas present. • Volunteer with us by holding your own Christmas themed fundraising event Any help and support is always appreciated by our hard working team of volunteers and you can be assured that every penny raised is spent on rescuing and caring for unwanted and abandoned dogs.

DOGS OF THE MONTH - POPPET As the name suggests this young lady is a real sweetie. She is about 12 months old and a happy, friendly bundle of fun. She loves human company and appears fine around other dogs. Poppet loves her treats and food so reward based training would be the way to go to help her become a welcome addition to any family looking for a lovely canine companion.

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bringing back the best sellers, but it was time to grow the Fair from another angle. Expanding the shopping time was the best solution as we hope that by extending over the weekend more people will be able to attend our Fair.”

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NSPCC CHRISTMAS FAIR EXPANDS TO A THREE DAY EVENT AT CASTLE HOWARD TO CATCH SATURDAY SHOPPERS Thursday 6th to Saturday 8th November 2014 The annual NSPCC Christmas Fair at Castle Howard, for the first time in its 11 year history, is expanding to become a three day event to include a Saturday. Shopping dates for the Fair this year will start at 5pm – 9pm on Thursday 6th November with a special preview evening, continue all day Friday 7th 9.30am to 5pm and all day Saturday 8th November 9.30am to 3pm to catch the weekend shoppers and families. Day tickets are £8 each, can be bought on the door, and include entry to Castle Howard gardens and Lakeside playground so children (under 13 free) and fathers can

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join in the fun too. Tickets for the Thursday evening preview need to be pre-booked and always sell out fast, priced at £15 to include a glass of wine and canapés. For the first year all tickets for the Fair can be booked on line at www. nspcccastlehowardchristmasfair. co.uk “Due to the popularity of this Fair we are expanding to include the Saturday which will help us raise more funds for such an important and worthwhile cause,” says Harriette Murray Wells, the new joint chairman of the NSPCC Castle Howard Christmas Fair Committee which organises the big event. “We asked ourselves – how do we make more than the £40,000 we made for the NSPCC last year? Each year, we invite new high quality stalls, as well as

The NSPCC Christmas Fair is set in the stunning surroundings of Castle Howard with the kind support of the Howard family. Described as the ‘best charity fair in the country’ by previous visitors, it will have 65 stalls on offer this year. Sellers are carefully vetted each year to offer the best range of goods to cover all shoppers’ needs, tastes and price ranges with 35 new stalls added for 2014. Products sold range from toys to books, jewellery, gardening, men’s and ladies clothes, kitchen and homeware to food and drink. Funds raised by the Fair help provide NSPCC services for children and families in the North Yorkshire region, as well as across the UK. “We’re delighted to work with the NSPCC again and to announce that the Fair will run over a third day,” says The Hon. Simon Howard. “We look forward to welcoming a family crowd on the Saturday. For the first time we will open the playground and Lakeside cafe alongside the house, gardens and The Courtyard.” The event attracts some fantastic sponsors from the local area as well as further afield. Main sponsors this year include The Rowse Family Trust, JM Finn & Co Investment Management, TATE Residential, Rodgers of York, The Feathers hotel in Helmsley and The Orangery Settrington.

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CINEMA INTERSTELLAR Released 7 November A group of explorers take advantage of a newly discovered wormhole, and embark on a bold mission in the hope of saving humanity.

MR. TURNER Released 31 October This biopic explores the eccentric life and times of the much celebrated, British painter, J.M.W Turner

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WHAT’S ON: Local events in Ryedale. DO YOU HAVE AN EVENT THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO ADVERTISE HERE?

Contact Nicky on 01653 690859 or nicky@thehandymag.co.uk MALTON & NORTON TIDY UP GROUP 2 NOVEMBER

10am – 12noon. Meet St Nicholas Street car park, Norton.

HOVINGHAM VILLAGE MARKET 1 NOVEMBER

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CASTLE HOWARD www.castlehoward.co.uk Visitor Information on 01653 648333 1 NOVEMBER Halloween Event

An evening of family entertainment including a spectacular firework display. Additional charge applies

6 - 8 NOVEMBER NSPCC Christmas Fair

5–9pm on Thu 6th Nov with a special preview evening 9.305pm on Fri 7th Nov 9.30-3pm on Sat 8th Nov Day tickets are £8 each, can be bought on the door, and include entry to Castle Howard gardens and Lakeside playground so children (under 13 free).

PICKERING WORKING MEN’S CLUB MONDAY NIGHTS Quiz Night Starts 9.15pm

THURSDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS Bingo Night Tickets sold from 7pm. Eyes down at 7.30pm.Southgate, Pickering, YO18 8BL. Tel: 01751 473534

All proceeds go to the NSPCC. Tickets for the Thursday evening preview need to be pre-booked and always sell out fast (£15 incl glass of wine and canapés). For the first year all tickets for the Fair can be booked on line at www. nspcccastlehoward christmasfair.co.uk

15 NOVEMBER Premium Monumental Tour From 10.30am. This all-day event begins with a circuit tour taking in the Avenue, Gatehouse, Mock Fortifications, Pyramid, Mausoleum, and Temple, followed by lunch and access to the Castle Howard archives. Tickets £65

22 NOVEMBER – 22 DECEMBER Christmas at Castle Howard

Enjoy a Christmas to remember at Castle Howard when it’s decked out with traditional trees, wreaths and baubles. There will be yuletide

FESTIVAL OF REMEMBRANCE FRIDAY 7 NOVEMBER

7.15pm at Norton College. Commencing with the Parade of Standards, followed by Malton White Star Band, St Peter’s Church Singing Group, Boys & Girls Brigade Band. There will also be a raffle and refreshments.

entertainment, festive foods and gifts, plus pre-book a fireside audience with Father Christmas at weekends (charges apply).

WEEKENDS FROM 22 NOVEMBER – 21 DECEMBER A Fireside Audience with Father Christmas

Join Father Christmas and his wizard friend for festive stories, singing and magic tricks in front of a roaring fire in the Grecian Hall. Additional charge applies, must be pre-booked.

23, 24, 30 NOVEMBER & 1, 7 & 9 DECEMBER Christmas Courtyard Craft & Produce Markets 10am – 4pm. With over 20 stalls, our Christmas markets sell an array of handmade gifts and local produce perfect for the festive season. Free admission

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31 OCT Halloween Party

6-8pm. Experience the museum at night with our family fun Halloween evening party. There will be pumpkin carving and fancy dress competitions, children’s crafts, themed food, apple bobbing & more!

28 -30 OCTOBER Holiday Fun

Each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday throughout the school holidays we have themed cooking in the cottage, children’s crafts and a museum trail.

2 NOVEMBER Stars and Snowflakes Glass Decorations 10.30am – 12.30pm. Make your own kilned formed glass decorations with glass artist Wendy Greenwood. (please note the glass would need to be collected, available after 24 hours)

£12 per person, (includes course and standard museum admission) pre booking only.

16 NOVEMBER Mini Rag Rug Wreaths

10.30 – 1pm. Make your own mini rag rug wreath to decorate your home this Christmas. An informal singing group for people with memory problems and their carers, 1.30pm -3pm. At the Salvation Army, 40 Wood Street, Norton.

MALTON MUSEUM 20 OCTOBER – 20 DECEMBER

Change in Opening Hours The Museum will only be open 11am to 3pm Thursday to Saturdays. The Museum will then close from 20 December until Easter 2015 and will open with a brand new exhibition. More information can be seen on our website www. maltonmuseum.co.uk

RYEDALE SINGING FOR THE BRAIN 6 & 20 NOVEMBER

PICKERING MEMORY CAFÉ 28 NOVEMBER

For people with memory problems and their carers, 2-4pm. WRVS Hungate, Pickering For more information contact the local Alzheimer’s Society Office on 01723 500958

RAILWAY CLUB 1,8,15,22,29 NOVEMBER Musical Evening Saturday nights – Live music entertainment from 8.30pm.

3,10,17,24 NOVEMBER Local Charity Bingo Monday nights at 7.30pm

25 NOVEMBER Make Your Own Natural Wreath

10.30 – 12.30. Design and make your own natural wreath with wire, moss and other natural elements! Making your home extra special this Christmas. £15 per person, pre-booking only.

6 - 7 DE C Christmas Weekend

Come join us for some festive fun! 10.30 – 3.30pm. Enough to keep the whole family entertained! For further information or to book please contact the museum on 01751 417367 or emma@ ryedalefolkmuseum.co.uk

5,12,19,26 NOVEMBER Whist Drive

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MALTON & NORTON MEMORY CAFÉ 13 November

For people with memory problems and their carers, 2-4pm. Salvation Army, 40 Wood Street, Norton

DERWENT DIGGERS 3 NOVEMBER Talk by Amy Lax

Formerly at Harlow Carr talking about The Kitchen Garden – public and private. Members £2 At Trinity Methodist Church Rooms, Commercial Street, Norton

MALTON WI 27 NOVEMBER Monthly Meeting

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1 NOVEMBER A Night with the Light!

7.30pm. York Light Opera Company make a welcome return with an evening that promises to offer something for everyone. A brand new selection of songs from the shows a surprise singalong! Proceeds from the evening will be shared with Ryedale Special Families.

8 November Sage Gateshead – Young Jazz Musicians in Concert

7.30pm. We welcome talented young jazz musicians in a second visit from the performance training programme at Sage Gateshead, which provides access to world-class specialist training to young people across the North East.

9 NOVEMBER, 7.30PM An Audience with Peter Snow – When Britain Burned The White House In Aug 1814 the US army is defeated in battle by an invading force just outside Washington DC. The

President and his wife have just enough time to pack their belongings and escape before the enemy enters and sets fire to the place. The inimitable Peter Snow recounts the fast-changing fortunes of both sides in this extraordinary confrontation, and reflects on its far-reaching consequences for both sides.

14 NOVEMBER Northern Accent presents The Hundred Years War

A new poetry-theatre piece that uses forty poems composed around war from 1914 to 2013 as the basis for a deeply moving portrayal of our lives under fire. Three performers, live and recorded music and striking images combine to create a heart-wrenching drama whose every word is charged with poetry.

15 NOVEMBER Reform Theatre presents Bouncers by John Godber

It’s Friday night, it’s disco night – time for Bouncers to come alive! Judd, Ralph, Les and Lucky Eric invite you for a night on the town in this hilarious and outrageous look back at the 80’s nightclub scene. Contains strong language.

16 NOVEMBER Fitzwilliam String Quartet

Now well into its fifth decade, the Fitzwilliam String Quartet is one of the longest established string quartets in the world, and the current line-up combines founding member Alan George with a new generation of performers.

22 NOVEMBER Holy Moly and The Crackers

A dynamic six-piece gypsy folk-rock band from the North East influenced by an eclectic range of styles and artists; the honest grit and gravel of Woody Guthrie, the gypsy bone-cage burlesque of Gogol Bordello, the spectral clarity of Joni Mitchell.

23 NOVEMBER Bolshoi Ballet presents The Pharaoh’s Daughter Enore This lavish production, in a recorded screening, is loosely based on Théophile Gauthier’s novel Le Roman de la Momie.

29 NOVEMBER Beyond Eternity Promotions presents Jazz on a Christmas Evening

Boogie Woogie Jazz pianist Peter Gill who has wowed Helmsley audiences in the past, brings his swing band to perform an eclectic mix of jazz standards and Christmas gems. Sublime, cool jazz and blues interlaced with Peter’s friendly and witty banter.

30 NOVEMBER Squashbox Theatre presents The Christmassy Christmas Show Of Christmassy Christmasness!

A celebration of everything Christmassy for all the family,

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from fir trees, fairy lights, sleigh bells and snowflakes to crackers, carols, presents and puddings! Everyone will enjoy this over-stuffed stocking of seasonal surprises crammed with puppets, songs, quizzes and comedy, and overflowing with crazy characters, silly slapstick, tall tales and fantastic facts.

30 NOVEMBER Christmas by the Fireside £10 including mince pies. Now an established Arts Centre tradition, warm your cockles, greet old friends and enjoy mulled wine and mince pies in the company of Dominic Goodwin, Martin Vander Weyer and the HAC Community Choir.

SWINTON & DISTRICT EXCELSIOR BAND TASTER DAY 1 NOVEMBER

At Malton Library 9.30am to 12.30pm. Come along and have a go at playing an instrument. Young or old welcome. Free lessons and instrument loan. Contact Steve Popham on 01653 696417 for further details.

KIDS STUFF SALE 8 NOVEMBER Sheriff Hutton Village Hall

2-4pm Great quality used children’s toys, clothing & equipment at bargain prices! Refreshments & raffle. Adm Adults 50p, children free. Donations to the village hall on 8th Nov 9.30-11.30pm. (No car seats). Proceeds to Sheriff Hutton Preschool Playgroup.

7:30-9:30pm at St Leonard and St Mary Church community rooms, Church Hill, Malton. We’re a very friendly group and everyone’s welcome. Nonmembers can attend for a £3 fee (refundable on joining). At this meeting we’ll be looking ahead to Christmas and making Christmas tree decorations! Readabout our activities at http://maltonwi.wordpress. com, e-mail maltonwi@hotmail. co.uk or call our President, Sharon Cawte on 0797 1094 098. Meetings are on the 4th Thursday of each month.

KIRK THEATRE, PICKERING 13 DECEMBER Pickering Musical Society Youth Group Christmas Show

Youth Theatre - Tickets available from the Box Office. Curtain 7:00pm, doors open at 6:30pm

18 DECEMBER Joe Longthorne Returns

Tickets available from the Box Office. Curtain 7:30pm, doors open at 6:45pm Telephone the Box Office on 01751 474833 or email info. pickeringmusicalsociety@gmail. com

FLAXTON GARDENING CLUB 17 NOVEMBER Meeting

Barbara Hickman on Restoration; For People and Plants (Helmsley Walled Garden). Indoor meetings are

held in Flaxton Village Hall and commence at 7.30 pm. Visitors are always welcome. Entry charge at the door (£1 for members and £2 for nonmembers). There is a small raffle at every indoor meeting.

MALTON MONTHLY FOOD MARKET 8 NOVEMBER

9 - 3pm. Free entry, free parking, free tea/coffee with every bakery purchase. Over 35 top quality food and drink stalls. Live chef demos. Live music from Malton’s White Star Band Great atmosphere, warm welcome www.maltonyorkshire. co.uk

SHERIFF HUTTON JUMBLIES 22 NOVEMBER

10am to 12 noon at Sheriff Hutton Village Hall. In aid of York Against Cancer.

KIRKBYMOORSIDE CHRISTMAS FAYRE 29 NOVEMBER

11am – 3pm. Opened by Kirkbymoorside Town Brass Band. Santa will be in his grotto and his REAL reindeer will be in the Main Street so that everyone can say hello to them. There will be over 30 craft and produce stalls along with many childrens’ activities including face painting. All events to be held in the Memorial Hall, Main Street and the Library.

DEMENTIA FORWARD 5,12,19,26 NOVEMBER Welcome Wednesday Wellbeing Cafe

Helmsley Arts Centre, The Old Meeting House, Helmsley

Please send in your event by email to nicky@thehandymag.co.uk before Tuesday 4th November

WHAT’S ON: Local events in Ryedale. YO62 5DW. Every Wednesday afternoon. 1-3pm. £3 per person. Refreshments, Soup & roll. Meet new friends. Join in various activities. Speak to a Dementia Advisor. More information on 01904 692473

Church, Norton-on-Derwent. A day workshop with the Chanticleeer Singers directed by Jane Sturmheit. Performance at 4pm Audience welcome. For more information, see www. chanticleersingers.org.uk, or tel. 01759 388145. No special ability or experience necessary – come along and enjoy a day of singing.

WEA PICKERING BRYONY BALEN 25 NOVEMBER Talk

At Norton College Hall. Bryony will talk about her walk from the edge of Antactica to the South Pole and how she celebrated her 21st birthday in freezing conditions. Tickets £3 from Ian Appleby 694900 or Sue Hawes 693296 x281. In aid of Save the Children.

RURAL ARTS 28 NOVEMBER Show – Spiltmilk Say Dance

7.30 pm Memorial Hall, Pickering. An evening inspired by dance crazes that have swept dance floors all over the world. Tickets £10 adults/£5 under 18’s and students (student concession only available on the door on production of SU card) from TV House Pickering; TIC Pickering (Tel: 01751 473791) or on line from www.ruralarts.org

CHANTICLEER SINGERS 1 NOVEMBER Come and Sing – ‘The Armed Man’ – A Mass for Peace, Karl Jenkins.

9.30am – 4.30pm at St Peter’s

7 NOVEMBER Friday Talk

Trevor Boag - “Family Life in World War 1”. 7.30pm at the Friends Meeting House, Castlegate, Pickering. No fee, but a donation of £2 helps to cover costs.

15 NOVEMBER Day School Dr. Robert Wright on Voyages of Discoveryfrom early Portuguese to Captain Cook.

At Pickering Memorial Hall. Potter Hill, Pickering. 10 - 4pm. Fees £22.00

RYEDALE DOG RESCUE 14 NOVEMBER Auction of Promises

Old Malton Cricket Club. Please contact us for more information or visit our website www. ryedaledogrescue.com . If you would like to donate - perhaps you could offer a couple of hours cleaning or ironing or maybe a music lesson or even offer to be a slave for a day! Please get in touch with us if you can help.

FAIRTRADE CHRISTMAS SHOP 7 & 8 NOVEMBER Malton & Norton Fairtrade Group

THE YORKSHIRE ARBORETUM 9 NOVEMBER Owl Prowl

3.50 – 5.30pm. Learn from the experts at the Hawk & Owl Trust about owls, their habits and habitats, then go on a guided walk to try to catch a glimpse of our owl residents in flight or evidence of their presence. Soup and sandwich supper included. Adult £12.50. child £7.50, family £35.

13 NOVEMBER Gardeners Question Time

A panel to answer your gardening queries, chaired by John Grimshaw. Please come well primed with testing questions! Lectures begin at 7.30pm at the Visitor Centre. Adult £5, Child £3.50 For more information, course prices and to book any of the above please call 01653 648598 or email visit@yorkshirearboretum. org or visit www. yorkshirearboretum.org

Friends Meeting House, Greengate, Malton. Gifts, crafts, cards, decorations and full range of fairly traded goods. Come and support our Third World Producers and our Fairtrade Town.

Do you run a local club? Do you have an event in December or January?

MALTON CHRISTMAS PARTY NIGHT 5 DECEMBER

7pm at Malton Rugby Club. Welcome drinks, 2 course Christmas dinner plus coffee, mince pies and local handmade truffles, live entertainment by The Nobodys and Magician Matthew Wollons, dancing and raffle. For tickets and more information contact Andrew Walker on 07557 332617 or email info@thepatisseriemalton. co.uk. In aid of Ryedale Special Families and Next Steps Mental Health Resource Centre.

CONVERSATIONS 8 NOVEMBER Monthly meeting

‘Exploring our Prayer’ led by Revd Paul Golightly. 10am – 12.30pm at the Church Community Centre, Old Malton Priory, YO17 7HB.

HELMSLEY DECORATIVE AND FINE ARTS SOCIETY 3 NOVEMBER A lecture by Peter Warwick

The Art of Waterloo - Waterloo was a defining moment in European history and Peter Warwick will show how artists have interpreted the event and so influenced our understanding of what happened. Monthly lectures on many topics, all at Helmsley Arts Centre, Oct – July. To become a member: £40 per year for 9 lectures or for an individual lecture: £10. Please ring Emma Bradford 01845 523766

LEAVENING VILLAGE BONFIRE AND FIREWORK DISPLAY 1 NOVEMBER

6 – 7pm. Wold Hill, Leavening.

Chilli, Hot Dogs, Jacket Potatoes, Soup, Cakes & Buns, Hot Drinks, Mulled Wine. Sorryno sparklers because this is a working farm field. There is no charge for admission but we request donations towards the cost of next years fireworks at the event and on leaving.

KIRKBYMOORSIDE TOWN BRASS BAND 15 NOVEMBER Concert – Spirit of Remembrance

7.30pm at Kirkbymoorside Memorial Hall. Tickets £5 available from Jim Butler Computer Services 01751 432142 or Summit Coffee House & Bakery 01751 430033.

21 DECEMBER The Traditional Christmas Concert

7.30pom at Kirkbymoorside Memorial Hall. Free admission, no ticket required.

STAMFORD BRIDGE SINGERS 5 DECEMBER ‘Follow the Star’

7.30pm in the beautiful chapel of the Bar Convent in Blossom Street, York, to perform a selection of music and readings for Advent and Christmas. Also an opportunity for the audience to join in with some carols. Proceeds to the Bar Convent’s Living Heritage Project. Tickets, £12 to include a glass of wine and a mince pie, should be purchased in advance. Available from the Bar Convent 01904 643238 or reception@barconvent.org.uk

HARMONIA CHOIR 2 DECEMBER

6pm. Malton. The choir will be singing at the Saint Catherine’s Hospice Light up a Life service for the sixth year running.

6 DECEMBER Christmas Songs

At Steam and Moorland Garden Centre from 12 – 12.30pm and again at 1 – 1.30pm

7 DECEMBER Joint Concert with Swinton Band

7.30pm at Trinity Methodist Church, Norton.

14 DECEMBER Singing at Castle Howard 12.15pm start.

15 DECEMBER A selection of Christmas music for the Monday Circle 7.30pm at Saville Street Methodist Church, Malton. All welcome.

20 DECEMBER Traditional Carol Service

6.30pm at St Michael’s Church, Crambe. A seasonal mixture of readings, choir items and congregational carols will retell the Christmas story in this fine eleventh century church just off the A64 near Kirkham Priory. As this is a service there is no charge for entry. All are welcome. For further details of both

Please send in your event by email to nicky@thehandymag.co.uk before Tuesday 4th November

WHAT’S ON: Local events in Ryedale. events, please go to www. stamfordbridgesingers.co.uk

MALTON SCOUT GROUP 19 NOVEMBER Shopping evening

6.30pm till 8.00 at The East Wing Gym at Malton School, Middlecave Road. Stalls will include Bodyshop, Bags, Partylite Candles, Phoenix Cards, Tombola, and cake stall etc.

ST PETER’S CHURCH, NORTON 29 NOVEMBER Christmas Tree Festival

10am-4pm. Blessing of the trees at 9.45am. 10am – 1pm - Christmas Fair in Church House

30 NOVEMBER

Open 12noon - 2.30pm. Christingle at 3pm

1-5 DECEMBER

Open 4pm -7.30pm (Father Christmas will be there on 3 December 4-6pm)

6 DECEMBER

Open 10am - 4pm Further details from Revd Rachel Hirst 01653 699222 or rachel.hirst40@googlemail.com

HELMSLEY CHRISTMAS TREE FESTIVAL 6 DECEMBER Helmsley Christmas Tree Festival

All Saints Church, Helmsley. 30 locally sourced 6ft trees will be on display, decorated by different businesses and organisations from the town along the theme of “An Iconic Christmas”. The Festival runs until 21st December and is open daily from 10am to 4pm.

Trees (Hazel Plant Supports)

HOWSHAM MILL 2 NOVEMBER Bonfire Night Celebrations

Join us to celebrate Autumn at its finest, with storytelling, campfire food and sparklers. 4–6pm. £2 per child. Suitable for all ages, even little tots.

6 NOVEMBER Watercolour Animals 14 NOVEMBER Alternative Christmas

15 NOVEMBER Christmas Paper Making 16 NOVEMBER Jewellery Making Class 18 NOVEMBER Wire Sculpture: Water Birds 20 NOVEMBER Rag Rug Christmas Trees Please see our website for further details www.howshammill.org.uk, or email Jen Wakefield edu. howshammill@gmail.com

ROYAL BRITISH LEGION, PICKERING & THORNTON DALE BRANCHES 8 NOVEMBER Festival of Remembrance Concert

At the Kirk Theatre. Doors open 6.30pm. 7pm start. Tickets £5 available from RBL or Television House. All proceeds to the RBL.

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY IN HELMSLEY 6 DECEMBER Festive Fun Day

Support Helmsley’s many independent businesses on SmallBusinessSaturday. Pop up ice rink at The Black Swan on the Market Place from 4th–7th Dec. Open to the public from 12noon–8pm daily, Delicious wintery refreshments will be served from an Alpinestyle log cabin. There will also be a visit from Santa, a Dog Fancy Dress Show, light projections, live music and entertainment, children’s arts and crafts, games, competitions and plenty of great Yorkshire food, drink and hospitality.

STOCKTON ON THE FOREST 4 DECEMBER York Light Orchestra presents ‘A festive ENCORE’

A concert of light orchestral music and festive favourites, suitable for everyone. Stockton on the Forest Village Hall at 7.30pm. Tickets £5, available from Karen tel: 870759 or Jill tel: 400442 or on the door. Raffle and wine bar. For more information on the orchestra see www.ylo.org.uk

Do you run a local club? Do you have an event in December or January?

THE MILTON ROOMS 7 NOVEMBER An evening with Michael Portillo

7.30 pm (Doors 7.00 pm). Tickets £18.00. Politician, social commentator and Great Railway Journeys presenter Michael Portillo takes to the stage to share his experiences, interests and many incredible stories in what promises to be an unmissable show.

5 DECEMBER Stockton on the Forest Primary School Christmas Fair 3.15 – 5.00pm in the school hall. Raffle, cakes and other festive goodies. Everyone welcome.

ACKLAM SPORTS & GYMKHANA 29TH OCTOBER Meeting

People are needed to join the committee and contribute to organising the day’s activities so we can hold this event in 2015. If you are interested in helping to stage a 2015 day to remember please come to our next meeting at 8:00pm in the Half Moon pub in Acklam. Contact Steve Wilcox (658031), Melanie Milner (658254) or Chris Ackerley (658460)

14 NOVEMBER The Hut People

7.30pm (Doors 7.00 pm). Tickets £10.00 - £12 on the door. Taking the audience on a musical trip across the globe, this very popular duo perform a hugely engaging, entertaining and truly unique blend of ‘worldfolk’ music led by a driving accordion and a dazzling array of exotic percussion!

15 NOVEMBER The Fine Companions

7.30 pm (Doors 7.00 pm). Tickets £8.00 (Family £25.00) The Milton Rooms favourite local Folk Band, The Fine Companions, return for their fourth concert and promise an

SCARBOROUGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 8 NOVEMBER Concert

At Methodist Central Hall, Queen Street, Scarborough at 7.30pm. The programme features Bruch’s well-known violin concerto. Tickets available at the door.

CHRISTMAS FAIR 19 NOVEMBER Terrington Hall School Christmas Fair

12 - 5.00pm. Come and do your Christmas shopping with lots of fabulous stalls, Christmas raffle, Cafe serving light lunches, tea, coffee and festive cakes and singing from the school choir. Everyone welcome.

CHRISTMAS FAIR 1 NOVEMBER

10am – 2pm. Organised by

energetic set of jigs, reels, songs and harmonies across the folk tradition.

28 NOVEMBER Jennifer Crook

7.30 pm (Doors: 7.00 pm). Tickets £9.00 - £10.00 on the door. Jennifer is a rare talent, creating wonderful atmospheric, poetic songs with gorgeous accompaniment. Her songs are like short stories, photographs, movies....truly captivating and magical. Tickets available from the Milton Rooms Box office or telephone 01653 696240

Wath Court Fabrics and Little Lamb Wool. At Wath Court Fabrics, 3a The Fold, Wath Court, Hovingham YO62 4NN. Beautiful gifts and ideas for Christmas. Handmade with love cushions, accessories, winter woollies, household décor and much more... Raising money for Ryedale Special Families & The British Legion.

CHRISTMAS WINE TASTING 20 NOVEMBER Derventio Wines Christmas Wine Tasting The Milton Rooms. 5.30–9pm. Also showcasing cheeses from ‘Dickens of a Deli’. Tickets £5. All proceeds will be donated to St Catherine’s Hospice and New Future Nepal. Enquires to info@tatesmith.com or 01653 693196.

Please send in your event by email to nicky@thehandymag.co.uk before Tuesday 4th November

WHAT’S ON: Local events in Ryedale. THE GREAT MALTON 2014 SANTA FUN RUN 30 NOVEMBER

At Malton Market Place from 3pm. 3 fun runs around the Market Place for all the family ages 4 to adult. Entry includes a free 5-piece Santa suit for every runner! Entry forms available from Yorkshire Building Society 4 Wheelgate, Malton and 46 Market Place, Pickering or download from www.ryedalespecialfamilies.org. uk . All proceeds to Ryedale Special Families. Further information from robdavies@ ryedalespecialfamilies.org.uk or phone 07919 235962

ST CATHERINE’S LIGHT UP A LIFE 2 DECEMBER

6pm in Malton Market Place.

3 DECEMBER

6pm in Helmsley Market Place The Light up a Life appeal is an incredibly important contribution towards the running of patient services at Saint Catherine’s Hospice. Jjoin us at one of our tree lighting ceremonies where the lights will be switched on during a short service with carols and prayers and we remember family and friends who will not be with us this Christmas. Refreshments are available after the service.

ELIM CHURCH RYEDALE 2 NOVEMBER Family Fun Night & Fireworks Extravaganza 5.30pm – 8pm at Norton College. £2 adults, Under 11’s £1 and under 2’s go free. Bucking bronco, food,

fireworks, climbing wall, ball pool. For more information call 01653 697796 or email office@ elimryedale.net

30 NOVEMBER The Big Invite

10.30am – 12 noon. At Norton College. Lift the lid on Elim Ryedale. Who are we?, What do we do? And why? For more information visit wwwelimryedale.net or call 01653 697796

BLOOD DONOR SESSIONS 3 & 17 NOVEMBER

2-4pm and 5-7pm Malton Community Sports Centre

SHERIFF HUTTON HISTORY GROUP 14TH NOVEMBER

7.30pm. SH Village Hall - a presentation and video of A Farm in War and Peace. this is an account of how life carried on throughout the war years. Plus help us identify some events and photographs fro our archives. Refreshments , Cakes, Raffle Entrance £5 on the door.

26TH NOVEMBER

7.30 SH Village Hall - Christmas & New Year traditions - an evening of recollections of the special activities and customs around the Festive celebrations. Do you have stories to tell about your personal traditions, a family activity that has been handed down through the generations, what is Frumenty?come to the evening and we can tell you. Seasonal refreshments, £1 members £2 visitors on the door. Margaret 01347878465.

CHRISTMAS LIGHTS SWITCH-ONS 29 NOVEMBER Pickering Christmas Lights

Switch on at 6pm. Father Christmas in the Market Place from 5.15pm. Hog Roast and Mulled Wine.

30 NOVEMBER Malton Christmas Lights

All the fun starts at 3pm in the Market Place with The Great Malton Santa Run. 22 craft stalls in the Milton Rooms. Performances by the White Star Band, the Kirkham Henry choir and Zac and George. There will also be alpacas in the Market Place. There will be Christmas cards and refreshments in St Michael’s church.

6 DECEMBER Thornton Le Dale

Starts at 4.30pm with a variety of seasonal stalls serving hot food and mulled wine around The Green. Santa arrives at 5pm in his usual unique transport and will be around for the rest of the evening with gifts for all the children who visit his grotto. Lights will be switched on at 6pm. There will also be a variety of musical contributions from the ever popular E.A.S.Y. Band and the junior Section of the Pickering Musical Society.

Do you run a local club? Do you have an event in December or January?

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BRITISH SUGARCRAFT GUILD IN MALTON

MALTON BRIDGE CLUB

SHERIFF HUTTON ANGLERS

Contact: 01653 693501 or 01653 693553.

If you need more information you could pop along to our Facebook page Malton Branch of the British Sugarcraft Guild or Contact Josie Abbey on 01653 698102

MALTON COUNTRY QUILTERS

Contact Margaret Barker on 01653 693538.

www.shanglers.wordpress.com Mr Mike Kirby - Secretary Tel 01904 415932 Email kirbym@btconnect.com or Mr Phillip Wileman Treasurer Tel 07983300068 Email - phillipwileman@hotline. co.uk

CELL GROUPS

NEWBRIDGE PARK GROUP

VALE OF PICKERING ART CLUB

Contact Kate Giles on 01653 628739 or Tim & Clare Rowe on 01653 628555.

For more information: www. newbridgepark.org

Contact Renee: 01751 431834

CLAXTON & SAND HUTTON KNIT AND NATTER GROUP

For more information and to register go to www.meetup.com/ North-Yorkshire-Snappers.

Contact Rachel: 07970956022.

CONNECTIONS CRAFT CLUB For women - all levels of experience. Contact Ruth: 01751 474291.

DERWENT DIGGERS GARDENING CLUB

Contact Sandra 01944 759240

MALTON LADIES LUNCHEON CLUB

NORTH YORKSHIRE SNAPPERS

PICKERING & DISTRICT FLOWER GROUP Contact Val on 01751 472902

PICKERING EXPERIMENTAL ENGINEERING MODEL SOCIETY

THORNTON LE DALE SCRABBLE CLUB Contact Wendy: 01751 475412.

YORK RAMBLERS yorkramblers.org.uk. Further information about weekend walks is on eastyorkshireramblers.org.uk or phone Vera on 01904-628134.

Contact: 01751 474291 or visit www.peems.co.uk

ADVICE & SUPPORT

PICKERING SCRABBLE CLUB

AGE UK RYEDALE

Contact Janet on 01751 473875.

Contact Wendy on 01751 475412

HAXBY & WIGGINTON FLOWER CLUB

PICKERING CREATIVE WRITING GROUP

Contact Janet Pepper on 01347 823601

Contact Hilary Jenkins 01751 417946 for more information.

Age UK Scarborough & District Knit and Natter Group. Contact Ketyn Jepson at Age UK in Scarborough on 01723 379058 or ketyn@ageukscarborough.org

HOPE CENTRAL COFFEE HOUSE

POTTER HILL CINEMA

E: office@elimryedale.net or hopecentral@elimryedale.net or Tel: 01653 697796 www.elimryedale. net or www.hopecentral.info

Contact: 01751 474291 or visit www.facebook.com/PotterHillCinema.

Contact 01653 697845

EMBROIDERERS’ GUILD RYEDALE BRANCH

HUTTONS AMBO ART GROUP

ROCK IT YOUTH CLUB & MUSIC NIGHTS

New members always welcome. Call Anne on 01653 618477

Ages 11years plus. Contact Ruth on 01751 474291.

KIRKBYMOORSIDE & DISTRICT CAMERA CLUB Visit www.kirkbymoorsidecamera-club.co.uk

KIRKBYMOORSIDE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Contact Laura or Neil Cawood on 01751 431220.

LACEMAKING CLASSES Contact Irene on 01757 288656

MALTON & DISTRICT CAMERA CLUB Contact: 01653 619181 or 01653 628982 or www.maltoncameraclub.co.uk

MALTON & DISTRICT FLOWER CLUB Contact Maggie, Secretary on 01653 698741.

MARTON & NORMANBY GARDENING CLUB Contact: 01751 433105.

MALTON & NORTON NATIONAL WOMEN’S REGISTER Contact: www.nwr.org.uk e: office@nwr.org.uk, 0845 4500287

CANCER INFORMATION & SUPPORT SERVICE Contact: 01723 356060

CANCER SUPPORT & SOCIAL GROUP (RYEDALE).

432288 or email: enquiries@ ryedalecarers.org.uk or visit www.ryedalecarers.org.uk

RYEDALE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS BRANCH Contact our Support Officer, Mrs Ward: 01653 695310.

RYEDALE NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH www.ryedalenhwa.co.uk Bickley/Ebberston/Yedingham: Tony Calvert bandycal@googlemail.com Helmsley: Eric Dunstone at ericdunstone@btinternet.com Kirkbymoorside: Terry Wallis at ekirkbymoorsidenhw@hotmail. co.uk Malton: Steve Law at steve. ebberston@btinternet.com Pickering: Susan Mansfield at susan.mansfield@hotmail.co.uk

RYEDALE SPECIAL FAMILIES 121 Town Street, Old Malton, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 7HD Contact: 01653 699000.

RYEDALE STROKE GROUP Contact 01653 628620

RYEDALE TALKING MAGAZINE Contact Val: 01751 476499.

RYEDALE VOLUNTARY ACTION Contact: 01653 600120 or email: post@rva-cvs.org.uk or visit www.ryedaleva.org.uk.

SAMARITANS OF SCARBOROUGH

Contact Jean (01751 476611) or Jackie (01751 472234)

Contact: 01723 368888 or 08457 90 90 90 or email www. samaritans.org.uk.

RYEDALE CROQUET

CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU, RYEDALE

SCARBOROUGH AND RYEDALE CARERS RESOURCE

Contact: 01653 694595.

Contact: 08444 111444.

RYEDALE FILM SOCIETY

FRIENDS OF THE CROFT

Contact Alison Lawson on 01751 472827 or Frank Rock on 01751 477 484.

Contact Maureen: 01944 758448.

Information about where carers can find help and support. Contact: 01723 850155.

HOME-START RYEDALE

SIGHT SUPPORT RYEDALE

Support for families with children under the age of 5. Contact: 01653 693551.

Contact: 01653 698860 or sightsupportryedale@ btconnect.com or visit www. sightsupportryedale.org.

RYEDALE FORUM 50+ Contact Membership Secretary Danny on 01751 474464 or Anna: 01944 759123.

HOPE DEBT ADVICE

RYEDALE FRIENDSHIP GROUP

A FREE, confidential debt advice service. Tel: 01653 692616

Contact Peter Ashton on 01751 473715 or Sue Hall on 01751 474181.

MALTON CANCER INFORMATION & SUPPORT SERVICE Contact: 01723 356060.

RYEDALE NATURIST CLUB

NEXT STEPS

Contact: 07528409332 or www. ryedalenaturistclub.co.uk.

Ryedale’s resource centre run for and by people with mental health problems. Contact 01653 690854.

RYEDALE MEN TOGETHER Contact 01944 758807 or eddie. james@cvmen.org.uk.

RAMBLERS, RYEDALE BRANCH Visit eastyorkshireramblers.org. uk or contact 01653 648074

RYEDALE SCOTTISH DANCE GROUP Contact Sheila: 01751 473924

THE ENCEPHALITIS SOCIETY Admin line 01653 692583. Support Line 01653 699599. Email : mail@encephalitis.info

WRVS The Hungate Centre, open from 9am to 5pm Mon to Fri.

ANIMALS

PARKINSONS UK

BORDER COLLIE RESCUE

Ryedale Support Group. Tel : 01653 694251

Contact: 0845 6044941 or visit www.bordercollierescue.org.

RELATE

RYEDALE DOG RESCUE

Contact: 0800 9805907.

Contact: 07581 324153 or visit www.ryedaledogrescue.com.

RYEDALE & DISTRICT MENCAP

MALTON & NORTON ROTARY CLUB

RYEDALE WALKING GROUP

Contact Sue Hollows: 07557868142

Contact John Howard: john. howard1@btinternet.com or see

For further information see our website www.ryedalewalking.

Contact Claire or Annette: 01751

RYEDALE CARERS SUPPORT

RYEDALE & SCARBOROUGH CATS WELFARE Please contact Margaret Hill on 01723 865829 or email RSCW-

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Cats@hotmail.co.uk

YORKSHIRE COAST DOG RESCUE Contact: 0758 3269614 or visit www.yorkshire-coast-dogrescue.com.

NATURE & ENVIRONMENT GREEN DRINKS Informal get-together of people interested in the future of mankind and the planet. Contact 01653 696748.

MALTON AND NORTON TIDY GROUP

For further information please contact john_s_holman@ btinternet.com

MUSIC & THEATRE AMPLEFORTH COMMUNITY CHILDREN’S CHOIR Find out more at www.ampleforthchildrenschoir.co.uk or ring 01439 788481

BULMER CHOIR Visit www.bulmerchoir.co.uk or ring Blair Wallace 07736 060620

FRIENDS OF CATHEDRAL MUSIC

Meet on the first Sunday of the month - Malton one month (meet Water Lane car park), Norton the next (meet St Nicholas Street car park), 10am to Noon.

Contact local Representative: 01653 618479.

NATIONAL TRUST - RYEDALE

MALTON & NORTON MUSICAL THEATRE (MNMT)

Contact Janet: 01653 693638 or visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ ryedalecentre.

KIRKBY IN BLOOM Volunteers made welcome! All enquiries to 01751 430250

PICKERING IN BLOOM Contact Eileen: 01751 477799

RYEDALE LETS Contact Ruth: 01653 694866.

FUNDRAISING MALTON & NORTON HOSPITAL LEAGUE OF FRIENDS Supporting Malton Hospital. Contact: 01653 698183.

HISTORY AMPLEFORTH & DISTRICT HISTORIAL SOCIETY Meet about 4 times a year in Ampleforth Village Hall at 7.30. Cost of £2.50 which includes refreshments. All welcome Contact: 01439 788824.

HARMONIA LADIES CHOIR Contact Alison Davis on 01944 758028

Contact Chairman, Ian: 07988 740274 or email ian.goring@ btinternet.com. www.maltonandnortonmusicaltheatre.org.uk

MALTON DISTRICT MALE VOICE CHOIR Contact Secretary David Ackroyd on 01944-758693 or Chairman Tom Todd on 01653-692362.

MALTON WHITE STAR BAND Contact Bandmaster, Cliff Hicks: 01653 693599.

NOMADS PRODUCTIONS Contact Pat: 01653 690350 or visit www.nomads-productions. co.uk.

PICKERING ACOUSTIC MUSIC Contact Alison: 01751 472827 or Martin: 01751 475644

PICKERING MUSICAL SOCIETY Visit www.pickeringmusicalsociety.co.uk. Contact Linda on 01751 471553 or pickeringmusical society@hotmail.co.uk

RYEDALE CHORAL UNION Contact Kate on 01751 477340

SWINTON EXCELSIOR BRASS BAND

For further information contact school on 01944 738232.

Contact Steve on 01653 696417 or visit www.swinton-band.org

MUMS & TOTS Contact Carole: 01653 694891.

THE CHANTICLEER SINGERS

PICKERING PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP (HALLGARTH)

Contact Musical Director: 01904 706437. Call Ali on 01377 288429

Parish Hall, Hallgarth, Pickering, YO18 7AW. Contact: 07910147095.

THORNTON LE DALE PLAYERS

POTTER HILL PLAYGROUP

Contact Mr J Walker: 01751 475001 or Mr G Hunt: 01751 476283.

Rear of Methodist Church, Potter Hill, Pickering. Contact Helen: 01751 477833.

YORKSHIRE CAJUN

RILLINGTON PLAYGROUP

Contact John 07786040734. www.yorkshirecajun.com

Contact: 07704 289080

PLAYGROUPS

Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri 9am-3pm during term time. Please visit www.sheriff-hutton-playgroup. org or telephone 07717 799646.

THIXENDALE SINGERS

AMPLEFORTH PRESCHOOL GROUP Meet Tuesdays 9.30 - 11.30 in Ampleforth village hall. See netmums or contact Heather 01347868306.

BARTON LE WILLOWS PLAYGROUP Contact Catherine: 01653 619304.

BROOKLYN PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP

SHERIFF HUTTON PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP

SHERIFF HUTTON BABIES AND TODDLERS GROUP. Thurs 9:45-11:45am during term time at Sheriff Hutton Village Hall. Contact Margaret 01347 878314.

SINNINGTON PRESCHOOL

Contact: 07792 369468 (session times only)

Contact: 01751 431465 or 07799 727656 email: info@sinnpreschool.org.uk or visit: www. sinnpreschool.org.uk.

BUGTHORPE UNDER FIVE’S

SWINTON PLAYGROUP

Visit www.bugthorpeunderfives. co.uk or tel: 07985325286 for more details. Also Bumble bees toddler group

Contact: 01653 695020 or 07879 834975.

BULMER TEA & TOTS Meet in Bulmer Village Hall every Tues 10–11.30am.

Contact Jennie Smith 07906 498362 or Nicola Clarke (01653) 648325.

CHATTERBOX PLAYGROUP

THORNTON DALE PRESCHOOL

Village Hall, Barker’s Lane, Snainton. Contact Janet: 0776 5557020.

Contact Julie Leng on 01751 474345

FIRESTATION PRESCHOOL

Saville Street Methodist Church, Malton.

Sheepfoot Hill, Castlegate, Malton. Contact: 01653 694768.

HELMSLEY TODDLER GROUP

TERRINGTON PRESCHOOL PLAYGROUP

TOTS PLAY & PRAISE WEAVERTHORPE WEEBLES Contact Jill on 01944 738389 for more information

APPLETON LE MOORS HISTORY GROUP

RYEDALE SCOTTISH DANCE GROUP

Visit appletonlemoorshistory. btck.co.uk/ for more details or contact Jim on 01751 417160 ROSEDALE HISTORY SOCIETY. Contact: 01751 417071 or visit rosedale.ryedaleconnect.org. uk or email rosedalehistory@ hotmail.co.uk.

Please contact Sheila Barnes 01751 473924 or 07741493360

Meet Mondays during term time. 9.30 - 11.30 in Helmsley Methodist Chapel. See netmums for contact details.

THE RYEDALE WIND BAND

LANGTON PLAYGROUP

1ST HELMSLEY SCOUTS

Contact Robert Coates on 01751 469116 or e-mail theryedalewindband@gmail.com.

Contact: Helen: 01653 699667, 07866 819556 or Julie: 01653 658057.

Beavers, Cubs & Scouts. Contact: Steve - GSL 01439 772328 or 07957 209812

RYEDALE JAZZ CLUB

LEAVENING TODDLER GROUP

1ST MALTON SCOUTS

Contact Wilson Hepplestone on 01723 859733, wilsonhepplestone@wilsonh.plus.com or at www.ryedalejazz.co.uk

Contact Paula: 07504821580.

Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers. Contact Roger: 01653 696789 or 07950 558216.

RYEDALE FAMILY HISTORY GROUP Contact Janice: 01653 628952

SHERIFF HUTTON HISTORY GROUP Please contact Margaret Thompsom 01347 878465 for further details.

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STAMFORD BRIDGE SINGERS Contact info@stamfordbridgesingers.co.uk or visit www. stamfordbridgesingers.co.uk

STAPE SILVER BAND Contact Mike, Band Master: 01751 472224.

LEAVENING CP SCHOOL MUMS & TOTS GROUP. Call 01653 658313 for more detail.

LITTLE STARS STAY & PLAYGROUP Contact: 01751 474963 or email donnafirth2004@yahoo.co.uk.

LUTTONS LITTLE LADYBIRDS PLAYGROUP

SCOUTS & GUIDES

1ST NORTON SCOUTS Beavers, Cub Scouts, Scout & Explorers. Contact Ian Appleby: 01653 694900.

1ST VALE OF PICKERING SCOUTS Beavers, cubs, scouts & explorers. Contact Ray: 01751

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RILLINGTON & DISTRICT SCOUT GROUP Meeting in Settrington- Cubs & Scouts. Contact Liz Hinde: 01944 758328

RYEDALE BROWNIES & GUIDES www.girlguiding.org.uk Contact Alison Hutchinson on 01653 690253

SOCIETIES DEMENTIA FORWARD Welcome Wednesday in Helmsley starting in September. A weekly session 1pm 3pm for people with dementia and their carers. If you would like to join us please ring the office 01904 692473 PICKERING WORKING MEN’S CLUB Free use of the Concert Room for functions, weddings, birthdays, funerals - bar facilities must be used. Southgate, Pickering T: 01751 473534 HELMSLEY & DISTRICT ROTARY CLUB www.helmsleyrotary.org MALTON & NORTON RAILWAY CLUB Contact: 01653 698537 MALTON AND DISTRICT SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL Meet 7.30pm on 3rd Wed in the month at The Wentworth Arms, Old Malton. More information on www.sigbi.org/ malton. MALTON WI Find out more at www. maltonwi.wordpress.com or from Sharon Cawte president on maltonwi@hotmail.com. . NATIONAL WOMENS REGISTER If you are interested in making new friends find out more about this national organisation at www.nwr.org.uk or email: office@nwr.org.uk RYEDALE BRANCH OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCES ASSOCIATION Contact Mrs Jo Barry on 01757 288278 RYEDALE U3A Contact Jean Leggott: 01751 475093. SINNINGTON PEOPLE’S GUILD Meet Tuesdays at 7.15pm from Oct to March in Methodist Schoolroom at Sinnington. VALE OF PICKERING PROBUS CLUB. Contact David Billett: 01751 472879. WEA PICKERING BRANCH. Contact Rev. David Clark: 01751

476118 or Oulton Walker: 01751 477597. WHITE ROSE AIRCREW ASSOCIATION For more information and an application form please contact our membership secretary Peter West at 5, The Paddock, Melmerby, Ripon HG4 5HW Tel: 01765 640409 email: peterwest33@yahoo. co.uk. THE WI FOR AMPLEFORTH, WASS, OSWALDKIRK AND GILLING. For more information contact Jane on 01439-788870 or jh.shoemakers@btinternet. com

SPORTS CLUBS AMOTHERBY & SWINTON FOOTBALL CLUB 07530 028986 / www.amotherbyandswintonfc.co.uk

AMOTHERBY TABLE TENNIS CLUB 01653 696704 / andy@cannybooks.com

BROOKLYN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB 01653 693682 / www.brooklynjfc. co.uk.

HELMSLEY SHORT MAT BOWLS 01439 772062 www.helmsleysports.org

Seniors - 01944 711448 / usherso8@btinternet.com Juniors - 01653 697724 / www.communigate.co.uk/york/juniorpikes.cfc.

RYEDALE INDOOR BOWLS CLUB 01653 690010 Members/Non Members welcome.

RYEDALE SPORTS CLUB Thornton Road, Pickering. Tennis - 01751 473101, Croquet - 01653 694595. Cricket - 01751 476924. Table Tennis - 01751 472091. Football - 01751 473390

RYEDALE TABLE TENNIS LEAGUE 01751 472091 www.tabletennis365.com/ryedale

HESLERTON BOWLING CLUB

SCARBOROUGH AND DISTRICT FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

01944 738632

01751 473348

HESLERTON CRICKET CLUB

SHERIFF HUTTON BOWLS CLUB

01723 859616 / www.nutt@ farmline.com.

01347 810233

AISLABY & MIDDLETON

HESLERTON FOOTBALL CLUB

Contact Paul: 01751 475825.

01653 693598 / driver_edward@ yahoo.co.uk.

01653 692522 / maureencroser@ yahoo.co.uk.

VILLAGE HALLS

AMPLEFORTH AMOTHERBY PARISH HALL

HESLERTON JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

Please contact Jos Holmes on 01653 698501

01944 768387 / www.heslertonsport.co.uk

APPLETON LE MOORS

HUTTON LE HOLE BOWLS CLUB

Contact Margaret 01751 417543

01751 472341 / j.mcdonald229@btinternet.com.

Contact Josie: 01439 788463.

BARTON LE WILLOWS Contact Jayne: 01653 618255. FOSTON & THORNTON LE CLAY. Contact Fiona: 01904 468773.

GILLING EAST VILLAGE HALL www.gillingeastvillagehall.org

HOVINGHAM VILLAGE HALL Tel Janice 01653 628952 www. hovingham.org.uk

KIRBY MISPERTON Contact Mrs Edith Collier for information on 01653 668457.

NEWTON ON RAWCLIFFE VILLAGE HALL Contact Jenny on 01751 472801

NUNNINGTON VILLAGE HALL Call Donna Stamp 01439 748310

RILLINGTON

MALTON AND OLD MALTON CRICKET CLUB 01653 692223 / johnandjoyhudson@btinternet.com

MALTON OUTDOOR BOWLS CLUB www.maltonbowlsclub.co.uk

MALTON SQUASH CLUB

Social Bowling Sessions Every Mon 2-3pm unless notified. From Beginners to experienced Bowlers. For More information contact: Richard Good 01653 697921 or Freda Fenwick on 01653 694640

SWINTON SPORTS CENTRE Derek Cuthbertson / 01653 690807

TERRINGTON LAWN BOWLS CLUB Contact: 01653 619276 emsg1967-bowls@yahoo.co.uk

MALTON WHEELERS ROAD CLUB

Ms Anstey / 01377 288272

01653 694571 / www.maltonwheelersrc.co.uk

MARTON SHORT MAT BOWLS CLUB 01751 472137

NEWITTS.COM BECKETT FOOTBALL LEAGUE 01751 473348

SAND HUTTON & CLAXTON

01653 693241

SHERIFF HUTTON VILLAGE HALL

SWINTON,AMOTHERBY AND BROUGHTON (BSA) SHORT MAT BOWLS CLUB

Tel: 01653 693139 maltonsquash.mycourts.co.uk/ contact_form.asp

Contact Richard Denton: 01944 758136 or email mrdenton@ btinternet.com. Contact: 01904 468001.

SETTRINGTON BOWLING CLUB

NORTON UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB OLD MALTON & ST MARYS FOOTBALL CLUB

THIXENDALE CRICKET CLUB THORNTON-LE-DALE BOWLING CLUB Joe Wade / 01751 472080 / joewade78 @ hotmail.com

THORNTON-LE-DALE CRICKET CLUB Mr Calvert / 01751 472533 / martin@calvert213.wanadoo. co.uk.

THORNTON-LE-DALE FOOTBALL CLUB Mr Barnes / 01751 475134 / maadi@btinternet.com.

THORNTON LE DALE INDOOR BOWLING CLUB

Call Steph on 07913 409 689 or email villagehall@sheriffhutton. co.uk

01653 692193 / www.oldmaltonstmarysfc.com

SLINGSBY VILLAGE HALL Contact Trudy on 01653 628302.

01751 472877 / www.pickeringathletics.co.uk

WELBURN VILLAGE HALL

PICKERING BOWLING CLUB

Contact Elaine on 01653 619276

WOMBLETON VILLAGE HALL.

01751 472566 / glloyd@pcxinternet.com

Contact Louise on 01751 432272 or louise@wombleton. wanadoo.co.uk

PICKERING CRICKET CLUB

WESTOW CRICKET CLUB

01751 475540 / george.bayes@ btinternet.com

01653 658338 / Julie@pricewelford.freeserve.co.uk

PICKERING ATHLETICS CLUB

Jean Matthews 01751 475871 / Christine Harrison 01751 473703 / candepickering@tiscali.co.uk

WELHAM BOWLING CLUB MR POOL 01653 699624

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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS FOR RYEDALE ORCHESTRAL MUSICIANS amateur musicians who fit weekly rehearsals around their family and work priorities. Occasionally members move away or other commitments take over and this causes vacancies. Shaun Matthew, conducting the Scarborough Symphony Orchestra

he popular Scarborough Symphony Orchestra is inviting talented musicians to join them as they prepare for their new season of performances. The SSO draws members from Malton, Pickering, Kirkbymoorside and Ampleforth, with ages ranging from 16 to 89. Most of the orchestra’s members are gifted

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“We are a very friendly group, rehearsals are fun and it’s very rewarding to play such wonderful music,” he said. Anyone interested in joining the orchestra should contact the secretary Judith Belton, on 01751 471409, or email secretary@scarboroughorchestra.co.uk

“This is an opportunity for new players to join us in playing some of the most popular classical music in concerts over the next year,” said Shaun Matthew, conductor of the orchestra for the past nine years. Puzzle Answers

“We often have places for string November players and at the moment we 2014 are keen to recruit one or two Crossword trumpet players, a bassoonist and an oboist. We also sometimes need extra players who could help out when we perform large-scale works,” said Shaun.

The orchestra’s next concert will be on Saturday, November 8 at Methodist Central Hall, Queen Street, Word Search Scarborough at 7.30pm. The programme features Bruch’s violin concerto. Tickets available at the door.

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