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Volume 25 Number 6 October/November 2013
PUBLISHED BY THE CHURCH IN TICKTON www.ticktonchurch.co.uk
Tickton Diary completes 25 years!
Christmas Show December 7th
Tickton Little Theatre
Lots of Reports and Events for
the Autumn
Flower Demonstration with the Glenholme Team Wednesday November 13th
The Three Ticktoneers Lifestyle team and their campaign for traffic measures at school
Routh Church clock: work in pro-gress and the finished article, good for another 100 years, we hope. See article on page 14.
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The background on the cover is one of the
arrangements made at the Flower Demon-
stration in 2011.
Items for Tickton Diary can be sent via e-mail: [email protected]
or delivered by hand to 25 Main Street! The deadline for the Christmas issue is Friday November 8th..
All Saints’, Routh Church services 6th October, 9.15 Holy Communion 13th October: no service 20th October, 6.30 Harvest Evensong Revd Jeremy Fletcher 27th October: no service 3rd November, 9.15 Holy Communion 10th November: no service 17th November, 6.30 pm Evening Prayer: AN Other 24th November: no service 1st December, 9.15 Holy Communion
Clergy to be announced.
Picture Gallery 2 Church Calendar 3 Tickton Diary deadline 3 Editorial 3 Tickton Little Theatre 11 Vicar’s letter 12 Church news 12, 13 Flower demonstration 13 New Inn Golf Society 14 Routh Church 14 Tickton Pre-school 14 Digital Corner 15 Letter to the Editor 15
Traffic Petition 16 Hull Bridge memorial 16 Wednesday Club 17 Our Ward Councillors 18 Tickton WI 18 Christmas Show 18 Beverley Minster feature 19 Bowls Club 25 Fitta-U 25 Village Directory 30 Church Directory 30 More village pictures 31 Tickton School Back cover
The Church in Tickton holds a monthly Coffee Morning on the last Wednesday of the month (except December) from 10 to 11.30 at the Methodist Church. Do join us if you can.
CHURCH CALENDAR October/November
The Church in Tickton is a Local Ecumenical Partnership. Clergy or Lay Readers/Preachers from either Beverley Minster Parish or Bev-
erley Methodist Circuit share the leading of worship.
The above service pattern was not confirmed at the time of preparation of this issue. Please keep an eye on the notice-boards or website for confirmation of these arrangements.
www.ticktonchurch.co.uk
All services at 10.30, unless otherwise stated.
Sunday 6th October St Paul’s: Morning Service Brian Dodgson Sunday 13th October St Paul’s: Holy Communion Minster clergy Sunday 20th October Methodist Church: All-age All-age Team Sunday 27th October St Paul’s: Holy Communion Revd Ray Coates Sunday 3rd November St Paul’s: Morning Service David Foster Sunday 10th November St Paul’s: All-age & Parade Remembrance Clergy & AA Team Sunday 17th November St Paul’s: Holy Communion To be arranged Sunday 24th November St Paul’s: Holy Communion Revd Ray Coates Sunday 1st December St Paul’s: Morning Worship Advent Sunday Brian Dodgson
Editorial
Enjoy Tickton and enjoy your summer too! That’s what I said in the Editorial of the last Tickton Diary: well, we did have a super sum-mer of weather didn’t we, and several village events made the most of it, as I hope did many of our readers! Now back to fairly autumnal weather and village life towards the end of an-other year.
This edition is the last in volume 25, meaning that we complete 25 years of publication, start-ing as we did in November 1988, for the first Christmas issue. Some people probably still have a copy and if you dig it out you’ll marvel at how much has changed, certainly in the format and quality of the magazine. Then we used to, literally, cut and paste; now, in the digital age, we can link the camera shots directly into the software and the electronic copy of the full magazine into the printer’s big machines. We had no adverts either for the first couple of edi-tions, but, thankfully are now supported by a wide range of local businesses—thanks again to them all, and to all the people who help with TD in any way. It was always meant to be part of the church’s contribution to village life, and we’ve certainly maintained church and clergy input over all the years. Hopefully many will agree that we have managed to make that ‘contribution’ we set out to make when we started.
Now for this issue: read about the Hull Bridge memorial, the Traffic Petition, Beverley Min-ster, and the happenings of the various village clubs. Plan you autumn entertainment with Tickton Little Theatre at the top of your list.
See you next time (Christmas!!)
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All tree work undertaken, including;
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Hedge & Conifer Reducing, trimming,
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Quality workmanship carried out by
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Comprehensive Liability
Insurance with
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Mob; 07802 855181
E-mail; treeservices
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Now Selling;
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Woodchip Mulch
Free delivery available
(minimum quantity app.)
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Moores Dairies The Grange, Weel, Beverley
Tel 01482 862632
Mobile 07518 973693
Fresh Dairy Products and
Grocery Items Delivered to
Your Door
Our range includes:
All types of Fresh Milk, Organic,
Soya and Flavoured, Cream, Butter,
Yorkshire Curd, Yoghurt & Cottage
Cheese, and Fresh Eggs.
Also various Fruit Juices, & Bread,
Biscuits, Natural & Flavoured Wa-
ter, Minerals & Potatoes. And many
other household items.
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B.J.LEVITT
BUILDING CONTRACTOR-
BEVERLEY
Established 30 years
EXTENSIONS
NEW ROOFS AND
REPAIRS
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COURSING AND
PLASTERING
NEW WINDOWS,
DOORS AND
FASCIAS
WALLS AND PATIOS
NO JOB TOO BIG OR
TOO SMALL
For free estimate please contact me: tel: 01482 867143
email: [email protected]
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Tickton Village Hall Registered Charity No. 810083
Available for Hire
Celebrations and Parties for Children, Families, Weddings
Events & Functions
Meetings, Groups & Organisations
Check out our New Website for full details
of the facility and charges:-
www.ticktonvillagehall.co.uk
or telephone
Village Hall Secretary: 01964 543594
Caretaker: 01964 542040
Tickton Little Theatre Within Tickton Village Hall
It’s coming . . .
the 14th Annual Community Pantomime
Dick Whittington – February 2014
If you want to join in with the next ex-
travaganza, get in touch now !!
Telephone
Village Hall Secretary: 01964 543594
And for details of all Shows - check out
our New Website for up-to-date informa-
tion:-
www.ticktonvillagehall.co.uk
Proceeds to enhance & improve the
building which is managed and run by
volunteers
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CROWN & ANCHOR WEEL RD, TICKTON 01964 501 854
OPEN DAILY FROM 12 noon
THANKS TO ALL MY CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR SUPPORT FOR
OUR LIVE MUSIC NIGHTS
CHRISTMAS BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN
LIVE MUSIC
1920s/30s Night 12th October please check for more dates
Tickton Toddlers
Every Tuesday morning from 9 until 11 at the Methodist Church
Lots of toys and activities, and coffee ‘n’ things for Carers of all
sorts—even Mums, Dads, Grannies, and Grandads
Contact Vikki 01964 501888 or Kate 542189 or just come along!
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Ladies fitness ... military style fitness classes for those who wish to tone and improve their
physical fitness.. The sessions will be held outside the pub on a weekday evening. Your instructor
will be ex-military and present fire-fighter and the sessions start at £3.
Please ring for details and to book your places..
Tickets for New Year now available
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Vicar’s letter, Church News . .
Not many people will know it, but Tickton appears in a recently published book. I might as well do some self-publicity and say that I’ve written a book called ‘Rules for Reverends’. It’s published by the Bible Reading Fellowship, and is available in the Minster Shop (and online: I’m a ‘best seller’ on Amazon!). The book is meant to be a humorous reflection on life in churches, and came about because, having had 10 years out of ‘parish’ ministry, all sorts of truths and rules about parish life came back to me when I came here in 2009. Things like the fact that the house you are looking for in the dark will always be the one with no number, and that when you get there the doorbell won’t work. Tickton appears in the section which has rules about raffles. Those who were there will know that at one Christmas show the raffle tickets looked like they were the same colour, but were subtly different. I ended up quoting the serial number of each numbered ticket so that we knew who had one each prize. It made me remember that calling raffles is a key skill of the ordained ministry, and one they don’t prepare you for in theological college. Putting the book together was a great way to think again about what I do as a Vicar, what the ministry is about, and we are for as God’s people, the church. We do indeed find ourselves in some odd situations, and some of our ways are baffling. In Tickton we are one church, but have two build-ings. We do some things in a Methodist way, some in an Anglican way, and some in a Tickton
way. Some church ‘rules’ are very odd indeed. But these are only the surface – and every club or society has its ‘little ways’. Underneath it all we are here as the church, and we do what we do as Christians, because we believe that God’s love is for everyone, and that God’s healing, and forgive-ness and cleansing and life are available to every-one, however unworthy they might feel. To be
the church is to offer ourselves to our community, to serve the poor and the rich, the ill and the well, and to point to the love of God through Jesus Christ. The last of my ‘rules’ in the book says of the Chris-tian ministry: ‘No, it’s not a job. Yes, it’s the best in the world.’ To offer
prayer for people, to bless them and to pray for them is an amazing and humbling privilege. I’m so glad to be able to do that in Tickton. And I hope that you’ll appreciate the love and service of all God’s people here, as we aim to follow Christ.
Jeremy Fletcher Church news
Garage Sale By the time you read this our second Garage Sale will be history. As I write, we have over 30 ga-rages involved; thanks to all those who are taking part for their support: we hope you had a suc-cessful and enjoyable day. Thanks also to church members who helped on the day, and to June for her tireless efforts in organising the event.
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Church News c0nt . . . ,
Flower Demonstration
Following the successful event held in 2011, the team from Glenholme Florists is coming out again to Tickton to demonstrate their formidable skills in floral art. The arrangements they make will undoubtedly have a seasonal theme, and some will be auctioned off at the end of the eve-ning. The event will take place in St Paul’s church, and will start at 7.30 pm. We’re hoping to provide a glass of wine or alternative but don’t forget St Paul’s has no toilet, which is what we’re raising money for!
Tickets will go on sale in mid October and we hope you will be able to support us.
Youth Kaf
Youth Kaf dates for the autumn are Fridays Octo-ber 8th, November 13th and December 13th.
Following our successful bid for ERYC money, we have been able to buy quite a lot of new games equipment. Why not come along and join us, from 6.30 to 8 pm, if you’re in Y5 or upwards at school.?
Robert Lloyd
Christmas Show
This takes place on Saturday December 7th. Tickets will be available from mid No-vember and further details will be on post-ers and on the church website.
Meanwhile, we needn a cast so if you’re aged 8 to 18 and would like to take part, come along to the Methodist Church on Monday October 7th at 6.30, or if you can’t make that, give Kate (542189) or Trish (544489) a ring, or speak to Pauline (Mrs Jeffery!) at school.
Services in November
Some slight changes are planned to accom-modate the Remembrance Sunday service,
which has become a Parade Service for the Brownies. It’s been decided that this will be an All-age Remembrance event, with no Holy Commun-ion. This will be on November 10th. The following Sunday, which would normally be All-age, will be Holy Communion.
These are the plans currently but things will be confirmed via posters, the weekly notices sheet (available to download from the website) or the website itself.
Flower Demonstration
Evening
in St Paul’s Church
Wednesday November 13th
at 7.30 pm
Following the successful event at
Tickton Grange two years ago, Rosaleen and the team from
Glenholme are going to show us again how it’s done as they produce
seasonal arrangements.
Tickets will be on sale mid-October. Keep an eye our for posters or con-
sult the church website: www.ticktonchurch.co.uk
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The New Inn Golf SocietyForest Pines Captain’s Weekend 19th and 20th July
What a good turn out and fabulous weather for Captain Chris Reeves’ weekend, we were blessed with a hot sunny day for the first day of singles to be played on Pines and Beeches, the two nine hole courses nomi-nated for the day. Following a short lunch Chris led us off into our first competition. Never a forgiving course the trees took their toll on some of us and others seemed to thread shots through the forest with skill. Eventually Dougie Lloyd and Barry Leake (Joint First) showed great ability winning the day with 30 Stableford points followed by Chris Reeves and Sam Barker with 25 points. Barry Leake won ‘Longest Drive’ and Geoff Gillyon ‘Nearest the Pin’.
Day two was so different, a cooler day with some cloud but pleasant nevertheless. We played in pairs, a formula arranged during a superb meal the previ-ous evening followed by a bit of merriment at the bar. Sadly our skipper was not at his best probably as a result of too much sun on Friday. However off to play Pines and Forest, our two nine hole courses for the day. It may have been a result of the late night but, although playing conditions were good, the golf suffered a bit. Not to be put off, Chris and Ian McKenzie came home with 38 points jointly winning the second day with Sam and Barry. Chris won ‘Longest Drive’ and ‘Nearest the Pin’ Scott Wil-liams. Overall Barry was the weekend champion and was presented with his prize by the Captain, as were all other worthy winners for the weekend.
We will in all probability repeat the experience next year as the venue at Q Hotels Forest Pines is excel-lent and completely set up for successful days out for us golfers.
Our next venue will be Mid Yorkshire Golf Club near Darrington on 20th September. If anyone would like to join us please contact Ian McKenzie on 01964501778 or [email protected]
Routh Church
A few things to report from Routh
In March this year Mrs Ann Sinkler retired as Treasurer of the All Saints PCC committee. She held this post for 50 years and was recognised for her long and devoted service by a citation sent by
both Archbishop Sentamu and the Bishop of Hull presented to her by the Archdeacon of the East Riding the Venerable David Butterfield after the Evensong Service. The citations were presented to her in two silver frames.
The Harvest Festival Service will be on Sunday 20th October presided over by our Priest in Charge Jeremy Fletcher
We have had the clock face and hands taken down and sent away to be cleaned, shot blasted and coated with an epoxy resin powder to pro-vide a continuous protection surface. The numer-als and hands have been further coated with dou-ble thickness gold leaf (23 3/4 cts)
Routh was without a clock for two months and is now resplendently back in situ and fully opera-tional on the church tower. See the pictures on page 2.
The clock is the village War Memorial remember-ing the servicemen who lost their lives during the first world war 1914-1919. A plaque naming the servicemen from the village is sited on the side wall near the church tower.
This undertaking was funded by the War Memo-rial Trust and by private donations.
Sue Wells
Tickton Pre-school
Well...the new school year has begun and we are
looking forward to welcoming lots of new children
and families to the preschool. we want to wish our
children who have just started school this Septem-
ber good luck for their exciting times ahead and
thank all parents for their continued support.
We are growing year on year and have lots of new
fantastic equipment to begin the new year.
the out of school club is very busy and are looking
forward to enjoying lots of fun filled activities this
term including celebrating harvest, Halloween and
the change in seasons!
If you would like to come and visit us and celebrate
our "outstanding" success please call 01964501744
Helen and the team at Tickton Pre-school
Golf Society, Routh Church, Pre-school . . .
Letter to the Editor
Hi,
Just noticed a lot of horse muck left in the middle of our
small cul-de-sac here at Tickton Meadows. This is a
small street with cars and small children running around,
and we, as neighbours, have dogs; we all clear up after
them but the horse muck gets left and then it is all over
shoes etc.
Mouse games Becoming familiar with the mouse is one of the first steps for a beginner. Playing the game Soli-taire is not the only way people can have fun while learning how to drag, drop and click. Digital Unite has a good website to help absolute begin-ners with using the different sorts of mice: http://digitalunite.com/guides/computer-basics/how-use-mouse And having a few games up your sleeve is useful to help any beginner.
www.seniornet.org/howto/
mouseexercises has a simple in-
terface. Have a go at placing,
clicking, drag and drop and
drawing with the mouse.
Mousercise! Activity at pbcli-
brary.org/mousing/
mousercise.htm
JigZone is an online Jigsaw Puzzle where you
choose the level of difficulty. Try the Daily Jig-
saw at www.jigzone.com/puzzles/daily-jigsaw .
You might want to change to a 6 cut first or
browse the Gallery to find any picture for your
jigsaw.
BBC Clicky Mouse game (http://
www.bbc.co.uk/webwise/courses/computer-
basics/lessons/clicky-mouse-game) asks you to
use your mouse to explode certain objects.
Green shape needs a single click, yellow shape
needs a double click and the red shape needs a
line drawn by clicking and dragging to draw.
Do you like the game Battleships? Try this sim-ple Battleship game http://www.pbclibrary.org/
mousing/battleship.htm which practices mouse
clicking. Have a look on the PCLibrary website
(www.pbclibrary.org) to see all their games.
Keyboard games
For beginners it can be daunting to use the
computer keyboard - so many keys to become
familiar with.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/webwise/courses/
computer-basics/lessons/keyboard-shooting-
gallery is a keyboard shooting gallery. Have a
go and test your skills.
Dance Mat Typing is another from the BBC
aimed at children but fun for adults too. http://
www.bbc.co.uk/schools/typing
Brain Training
Brain fitness involves many types of brain train-
ing including reflection tests, memory tests, IQ
tests, spatial intelligence, reflex actions and
brain stretching and creativity. Working through
these type of activities can stimulate all the
major areas of your brain and keep your skills
sharpened. And like physical exercise, the more
you neglect a certain area the more it will
show.
Brain fitness is recommended for everyone and
not just for those ageing or who have memory
loss. As we grow older and more information is
accumulated and stored on our brains we need
to train our minds to retain information so we
can retrieve it when we need it.
One of the popular ways to carry out Brain
Training is to use a Nintendo DS or a Wii. But if
you haven't got one of the gaming devices you
can still try brain training online.
Try typing in “Tower of Hanoi”, “Brain Fitness”
or “Luminosity” into Google and see the games
that come up. Other brain challengers (logic,
physics, maths, quick thinking etc) can be
found here: http://www.websudoku.com/ and
http://www.wordgames.com/
Suzanne Millar
. . . Digital Corner
Could horse owners etc, please not bring there
horses to this small area , or else they will be given
shovels?
There is no where for the horses to go (we’re a cul-de
-sac!) so can they please stop doing this.
A bit of thought for the people living here would be
much appreciated
Alexander Campbell
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Lifestylers’ Petition
Just a note to say thank you to everyone who has signed our petition (see below) to try and get a ze-bra crossing or parking restrictions or zig-zag lines on the road close to school. We have done this as part of ‘Lifestyle’. We have knocked on every door in the village and we are sorry if you weren’t in or were on holiday as some of you were.
Something needs to be done outside school as we can’t cross the road safely. It is an accident waiting to happen and we don’t want anybody to get hurt. The school and all the teachers have been very supportive and the headteacher, Miss Brown, is always addressing parking issues in the weekly Newsletter. Councillor Birmingham and our MP Graham Stuart have also been very supportive. They asked us to do a rally which over 50 people attended. We are trying our best to make this hap-pen.
Once again, thank you for your support.
The Three Ticktoneers:
Daniel, Ben and Jack, aged 10
Two of the Mums write:
The boys have worked incredibly hard on this life-
style project and as parents we are all incredibly
proud of their determination and achievements so
far, not only have they rallied to get support they
have come up with alternatives for the council to
consider if a crossing is not going to happen.
Please can we also thank everyone for their sup-
port and we will keep you posted on how they
have done! So far we have over 500 names on the
petition!!.
See pictures on pages 2 and 31.
Lest we forget…
It was on 24th August 1943 in the early hours of
the morning, when two Halifax Bombers returning
from operations over Berlin to their home base at
Breighton, were diverted to Leconfield due to bad
weather. Unfortunately they collided in thick fog in
mid-air above the then New Holland Farm be-
tween Tickton and Weel at Hull Bridge. All but one
died in the terrible accident. The villagers at the
time rushed to assist in any way they could. There
are few left of the villagers now who can remem-
ber this event. Research undertaken revealed that
these Airmen are not on any other memorial of
the time, other than their headstones, making the
memorial on Hull Bridge even more important. In
true point of fact, it was even foggy on the morn-
ing of the dedication service!
Exactly 70 years to the day, a service of dedication
was organised by Cllr Tony Walker and held by the
Rev Ray Coates to mark the occasion. The service
was very well attended - In fact we ran out of the
Order of services we had printed! During the ser-
vice young and old alike stood shoulder to shoul-
der to remember the sacrifice our Armed Forces
have made for us.
The day had been spotted with showers and yet,
as the allotted time arrived, the sun shone and a
Traffic Petition, Hull Bridge memorial . . .
The Crown and Anchor Public House who very
kindly allowed us to use their garden, electricity and
car park. Tickton Village Hall for kindly allowing us
to use the flasks for hot water. To Revd Ray Coates
for a very moving
and appropriate ser-
vice. To Adrian Joyce
for his outstanding
playing of the French
Horn for the Last
Post and Reveille and
to East Riding of
Yorkshire Council for
giving permission for
the memorial to be
fitted to the bridge.
To Frank Wells for
allowing us to use his
RAF flag. And finally
a big thanks to Cathy
Lloyd for helping
Tony with all of the
background work in
preparation for the
service. Everyone
from the villages who
attended and helped
to make the event so
memorable. If I have
missed anyone
please forgive me, it
was a very busy time
in our household.
Nikki Walker
See pictures on page 31.
Tickton W.I., Wednesday Club . . .
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Wednesday Club
We meet on alternate Wednesdays at 2 pm in the Methodist Church. Dominoes, raffles, refresh-ments. New members would be very welcome. Next meetings: October 2nd and 16th
Nancy Sutherby 542662
gentle breeze cooled and gently blew the RAF flag
above us. This was a truly remarkable occasion and
one people will speak of for a while to come. Need-
less to say, the people behind the scenes should be
rightly proud of
their involvement
and deserve a fitting
thank you.
A very big and de-
serving thank you
goes to:
The Royal Air Force,
The Royal Australian
Air Force and for
allowing representa-
tives to attend. The
RAF Museum as
these helped with
the research and
information re-
quired. Mr Allan
Sim of Timeless Me-
morials, Cottingham
Road, Hull for the
outstanding memo-
rial he donated and
fitted without a sec-
ond thought, Allan
thank you for your
kindness. To Bever-
ley Benches who
supplied and fitted the curtain rail for the unveiling.
To Howard Sinclair for opening the service. To Cllr
David Elvidge for the unveiling of the memorial. To
the ladies from the Tickton WI Sue Sadler, Christine
Webster, Pam Gedhill, Anne Jepson, Barbara Tom-
son and Jean Scott for very kindly preparing and do-
nating cakes and making Tea and Coffee for every-
one. Beryl Stocks for bringing the incident to the at-
tention of the Tickton and Routh Parish Council and
for staying in touch with the relatives of the Airmen.
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ERYC Ward Councillors, Tickton W.I.
Forthcoming events . . .
September 16 – Real Aid charity evening, making goods to send abroad, and our annual meeting.
October 21 – Find out more about the work of a plastic surgeon and children with cleft palates.
November 18 – Dabble Day: try your hand at a craft or skill that is new to you and learn different techniques.
You will be welcome at any or all of the above in the Methodist Chapel at 7.30pm so why not make this the autumn you really do sample something new?
Our members have been feverishly produc-ing traybakes by the dozen for the refresh-ments at the WI@Tickton Harvest Market in the village hall on Saturday, 28th September, which we hope you will all visit and enjoy.
If you fancy an evening at the theatre then our Theatre Group could be just the thing, so why not come along and see what’s on offer this season? The WI@Tickton is for any women who have a lively mind and want to broaden their horizons, and the or-ganisation is shaped by the members, so if you have a preconceived idea about what the WI is all about come along and see whether this is accurate or not.
Meetings start at 7.30pm and visitors are always very welcome.
Please don’t hesitate to contact the Presi-dent (Sue Sadler Tel 543797) if you need any more information, or just for a chat about the WI in general. Hope to see you at one of our meetings soon.
Suzanne Millar (Publicity)
The Church’s Christmas Show
The Angels’ Story at 7 pm
at Tickton Little Theatre
Lots of Music, Dancing and Humour as we re-tell the
Christmas Story from a dif-ferent perspective
Tickets on sale in November
Refreshments included
Bar available.
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. . . Beverley Minster & websites
As readers will know, our ‘Church in Tickton’ is associated with both Beverley Minster (and its other associ-ated churches in Woodmansey and Molescroft) and the Beverley Methodist Circuit (with its three churches Toll Gavel, Norwood and Walkington, about which more in future editions).
Beverley Minster has a website which is stuffed full of things and is well worth exploring—just Google Bever-ley Minster. You can find out what’s on and download various publications, including the ‘What’s On’ leaflet showing events for the current quarter, and the Magazine (though to really support the Minster you need to buy a paper copy!)
If you have never been to the Minster as a tourist, then you should remedy that soon! It’s a stunning medieval building, tall, graceful and full of light. And it’s free (though contributions to help defray the £1200 a day run-ning costs are welcomed!) If you want some idea of what it’s like, go to the website and navigate to the Vir-tual Tour, which is rather good.
If you are a Christian wor-shipper but have never been to a service at the Minster, again, you should remedy this soon. On the website events, including worship, are well-advertised, and you can also download the weekly notice sheet which give details of the next week’s services, (and lots of other things). One way of ex-periencing the Minster is to go to a special service, per-haps on Advent Sunday in the evening, or on Remembrance Sunday evening, when the excellent choir sing some-thing special.
Alongside is a picture of Emily Hoe, the new Youth Minister in Beverley Min-ster Parish. She has been working as a missionary abroad (which is where the picture, taken from the current Minster Magazine, was taken). She took up post at the start of September and we’re hoping she will work with us in Tick-ton for part of her time, alongside Claire, the Methodist Children and Families Worker, and our two clergy.
This gives just a small taste of what Beverley Minster is about. Do go to the website and explore, and to the building itself too, even get involved.
Meanwhile, The Church in Tickton is here for the village of Tickton, and a warm welcome awaits you. And we have a website too!
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Open Mon-Thurs 9.15 am—3.15 pm & Fri 9.15 am—12.15 pm
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Kinetic Resources is a local enterprise which has successfully expanded into additional areas of business, incorporat-ing the existing garden maintenance and home improvement / repair service (24hr) with access to a comprehensive hardware and emergency repair stock with the addition of sales of new and used goods for home, garden and busi-ness.
Kinetic Resources offers a complete pack-age to the individual or business, offering a small, friendly, tailored service.
Turn your unwanted goods into cash £££ We buy single or job lot items, new or used, damaged or raw returns, end of line, surplus stock. Garage / car boot lots and home clearances. We sell new or used home & garden items, furniture, giftware, seasonal plants and much more with access to thousands
of discounted items, all at a fraction of retail outlet prices. Viewing, collection and delivery ser-vice available. So whether you want to buy, sell or have items to clear, contact us and we will do the rest. HOME—GARDEN—BUSINESS THE ALL ROUND PACKAGE Your one stop professional handyman is the answer to all aspects of work, established and fully equipped, in-sured and offering a friendly service 7 days a week, with competitive and realistic prices. HOME IMPROVEMENTS / REPAIRS All decorating, cleaning, repairs and upgrades inside and out, flat pack in-stallation, shelves fitted, plumbing and
kitchens fitted. Rubbish removal and any job around the home. No job too small. Gutters and soffits cleaned. GARDEN Landscaping, clearing, grass cutting and general maintenance, tree re-moval, fencing, paving supplied and fitted, timber and deck work. Rubbish removal. Seasonal plants, planters & handing baskets supplied. Ask about our complete gardening package, fixed monthly cost through-out the year saving you ££££. BUSINESS AND PROPERTY Improvement, repair and grounds cared for, planning packages, general building maintenance and repairs. 24-hour emergency call out. Comprehen-sive hardware stock available.
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YORK YO43 4AL TEL: 01430 860455
MOBILE: 07792 328071 [email protected]
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Tickton, Beverley, East Yorkshire HU17 9SH Telephone: (01964) 543666
Fax: (01964) 542556
E-mail: [email protected]
www.beverleyticktongrange.co.uk
Personable friendly atmosphere for
Champagne Dinners—Luxury Accommodation—Conferences
Private Dining—Weddings
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Available for Hire Tickton Methodist Church
• Large room, seating 100, or 40/50 at small tables
•Small room, suitable for meetings, coffee mornings, etc.,
accommodating 10 to 20 •Kitchen
•Disabled-friendly toilet with baby-changing facility
For details of availability and rates contact Mrs K Cross 542117
Creative Hairstyling
for all the Family
91 Main Street, Tickton
Appointments Tel:
01964 508091
Wednesdays 10.00am-11.00am Tickton Village Hall (Small Hall)
‘FITTA–U’
(Fun Exercise) ~
Boccia Soft Bowls Ten Pin (short) Bowling
New Age Kurling Muscle Strengthening Exercises
Stackers
All welcome at these small friendly sessions
ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS IN TICKTON DIARY
£7.50 per quarter page per issue
Tel 01964 542189 [email protected]
Tickton Indoor
Bowls Club
Mondays and Thurs-
days at Tickton Vil-
lage Hall from 7 pm
New members
welcome
Contact Paul Morris
on 542892
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01262 488189
or
07718 892300
LEVEN GARAGE DOORS
INCLUDING
AUTOMATIC OPENERS &
HIGH SECURITY
ROLLER DOORS
SPARES, REPAIRS &
SERVICING
FREE QUOTES & SURVEY
NO CALL-OUT CHARGE
WITHIN 6 MILE RADIUS OF
LEVEN
Buy your meat with confidence from Clare and Michael Norman of Springdale Farm. All our cattle are homebred, slaughtered at a local abbatoir and delivered
in refrigerated lorries back to the farm, where we hang the beef to mature, helping to achieve the traditional YORKSHIRE BEEF taste.
We also make our own sausages, chunky steak pies, lasagne, beef curry, cottage pie and assorted burgers. Locally produced dry cure bacon, gammon, pork, chickens, ducks and free range eggs, and now vegetables and cheeses are all available:
Farm Shop, Tickton New Inn, on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays
9.00 am till 4.30pm
‘phone (shop) 01964 545926; or text your order to 0775 362 8671 to pick up
Deliveries within the local area—FREE
from farm The New Shop,
Tickton Meadows to fork
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24 WILBERT LANE, BEVERLEY, HU17 0AG
TELEPHONE: (01482)862759 or 867422 www.glenholmeflorists.co.uk
Florists of Quality and Distinction Since 1958
Our stunning bespoke designs make memorable gifts for all occasions
For all your Special Occasions
Flowers Delivered Locally, Nationally or Internationally
24 WILBERT LANE, BEVERLEY, HU17 0AG
TELEPHONE: (01482)862759 or 867422 www.glenholmeflorists.co.uk
Florists of Quality and Distinction Since 1958
Very Special Days!
Your Lover, Your Mother, or a Special Treat . . . Let Our Flowers Say It All
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Advertise Your Business Here
This advert size £7.50 per issue
Next issue copy date Friday November 8th
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Pictured are just a few of the many inno-vative products available from Northorpe Joinery, based on the main road in Routh
just opposite the Nag’s Head. Call in to see more of our range, or give Ian a ring.
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the new inn @ tickton 31 MAIN STREET
See our website for details
www.thenewinnattickton.co.uk
or ring Bev or Hazel on 01964 542371
SUPPORT YOUR VILLAGE LOCAL!
Real Ale, Fine Wine
Coffee, Sandwiches, Bar Meals
Themed Menus, Sunday Lunch
A la Carte Menu
Quiz Night, Small or Large Parties
Lots of Special Events
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Village Directory Please notify the Editor if you would like your or-ganisation included here, or if there are changes to be made. Tickton & Routh Parish Council:
www.ticktonandrouth.org.uk Chair: Contact via the Clerk. Clerk: Mrs Cathy Lloyd – 01964 543936 or 07521 685387 e-mail: [email protected] Parish handymen: Percy Little, Ian Brice (contact via Clerk)
The Church in Tickton: Clergy (see below) Warden/Steward: Kate Powell 542189 [email protected] Please ring Kate for wedding & baptism enquir-ies. Room bookings: Katie Cross 542117 Secretary: Pauline Jeffrey 542800 Treasurer: Richard Powell 542189 [email protected]
Tickton Youth Kaf: Team Leader: Robert Lloyd 543788 Children’ Worker: Claire Sreeves 01482 872156
All Saints’ Routh; Churchwarden/Secretary: Mrs. Sue Wells 01964 543139 [email protected] Treasurer: Mrs Ann Sinkler 01964 543723
Village Hall: Secretary: Celia Morris 543594 Caretaker: Alan Hayton 542040
School: Headteacher: Miss C Brown 542498 PFA: Co-Chairs: Adele Morrell and Lynne Swift Secretary: Karen Shaw Contact tel no: 01964 542498
Tickton Brownies: Alexa George 07736 302 765
Church Clergy and Contact Numbers Beverley Methodist Circuit
Revd Ray Coates, 178 Burden Road, Beverley, HU17 9LN 01482 863660 email: [email protected]
Beverley Minster Parish Revd Jeremy Fletcher, Minster Vicarage, Highgate, Beverley HU17 0DN
01482 881434 Email: [email protected]
Other information: Beverley Methodist Superintendent:
Revd Stephen Caddy 01482 882325 Beverley Minster Office: 01482 868540
Village & Church Directories . . .
The next issue of Tickton Di-ary is for December/January. It will go to press in mid-November. Items for inclu-sion by Friday November 8th. Tickton Diary 25 Main Street, HU17 9SH Tel: 01964 542189, [email protected] Printed by Bootyman Printers, Hull. ©Tickton Diary 2013
Secondary Schools: Longcroft: 01482 862171 Beverley HS (girls): 01482 881658 Beverley GS (boys): 01482 881531
FITTA-U Exercise Group: 01964 543594
Neighbourhood Watch Area co-ordinator – Tony Walker (543889
Tickton Play Pals: 1st contact: Fixed phone 01964 501744; 2nd contact: Charlotte Raynor
Pre-school: Tickton Pre-school: fixed phone 01964 501744 2nd contact: Helen Turner (Manager)
Parents & Toddlers: Vikki 01964 501888; Kate 01964 542189
Wednesday Club: Nancy Sutherby 542662
Tickton WI: : Sue Sadler 01964 543797
Tickton Youth Club: Sue on 01964 543630
The New Inn Golf Society: Ian McKenzie [email protected]
St Nicholas Cub Pack: Mrs Claire Anderson (Akela) 01482 871411/867422
Indoor Bowls Club: Paul Morris 01964 542892
Dog Training Club: Secretary: Mrs S. Welton: contact at the Village Hall on Wednesday evenings
Freemasons (Wyke Millennium Lodge) Lodge secretary: Lee Jones 01262 469539
Karate Club James Davey 07852 291 845
Bingo Club Contact: 01964 543594
Police: Non-emergency calls: 0845 60 60 222
Please help the Editor keep this list up to date.
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Top: MP Graham Stuart meets the Three Ticktoneers and their many supporters at the rally in support of the petition for more traffic measures near the school. Above and opposite: The unveiling of the memorial plaque at Hull Bridge (see page 16)
The School Council had the brilliant idea of making an aerial photo to spell out the message as part of the
‘Send my Friend to School’ campaign, which aims to provide teachers for over 57 million children worldwide
who do not have access to education. Thanks to Mr Peter Spencer of Hull Aero Club, Leven, this idea be-
came a reality.
(Left) The children in Y1-Y3 sent this entry to the Driffield
Show, showing the range of vegetables and herbs we have grown
in school. We have grown so much this year that we are able to
use the vegetables in the school lunches.
(Above, right) The children in Y5 & Y6 went on their residential visit to Northumberland in the last week of
term. It was a very busy week, with visits to Bamburgh, Alnwick and Dunstanburgh castle as well as the
Alnwick Treehouse! We had fantastic weather and were able to get onto the beach every night. The chil-
dren had a brilliant time and were excellent ambassadors for the school.
