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HATFIELD

February 2013

Issue No. 86

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Editors Letter…..

Welcome to the February 2013 issue of the Hatfield Arrow magazine.

This months issue has lots of great ideas for Valentines Gifts, Beauty packages, jewellery, flowers and gifts for you to show that special person in your life just how much you love them.

All of which can be purchased at our local shops so there’s no need to travel far in the rain or the snow to find that perfect present.

Don’t forget mothers day next month.

The March issue will also include information of where you can buy lovely presents for your Mum. The ‘Flowers for Someone Special’ feature is back this month. If you know anyone that you think truly deserves to be surprised with a lovely bouquet of flowers courtesy of Charlottes florist, Hatfield, please send me the details or contact me on the numbers opposite.

Contact Details: The Oaks, Huggin Carr Road, Hatfield Woodhouse, Doncaster, DN7 6BY

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On behalf of Hatfield Woodhouse Methodist Chapel I would like to thank everyone who attended, helped, or donated prizes etc at the coffee morning on Saturday 12 January. At the end of the day £261.85 was raised for the Chapels building and repair fund.

Ex NUM Official Publishes Autobiography Wednesday, 19 December 2012 A former Yorkshire miner has written – and paid for the publishing of – his autobiography to put down an account of his life for his three children and seven grandchildren.

He is Bryan Robson,73, of Wikegate Grove, Thorne, who initially started work at Thorne Colliery in 1956 and then went on to work at Hatfield Main Colliery in Stainforth, near Doncaster, where he went on to become a National Union of Mineworkers’ union representative.

“I’ve dedicated the book to my wife Kathleen and hope that others will find it of some interest,” said Bryan, who has started selling copies of the 700 run booklet in order to get back the printing costs he has had to pay.

Retired journalist Eddie Mardell, who lives on Station Road, Epworth, helped Bryan with the publication of the 68 page booklet and commented: “Bryan’s account of his life is a slice of social history, the like of which will not be repeated on these shores again.”

In his autobiography – called The Freedom to Roam Without Fear – Bryan charts his early life during World War II through to the 1984-85 miners’ strike and then his stroke in 1988 that forced him into early retirement.

His A5 size autobiography is already on sale in Ken’s paper shop in Thorne’s Finkle Street and in the town’s public library – priced at £3.

Bryan is hoping people from further afield will also be interested in his life-story and can supply copies by post at a price of £4.10p.

Anyone wanting a copy is asked to sent a cheque made payable to B & K Robson and send it to 2 Wikegate Grove, Thorne, Doncaster DN8 5PH.

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Flowers for Someone Special Do you know someone special in our Community?

Someone who has gone the extra mile for others or someone who just deserves something nice. The Arrow and Charlottes Florist of Hatfield would like to make that special persons day with a beautiful bouquet delivered to their door! Let us know who they are and why they deserve a bouquet.

Contact Julie Morrell by email at julie@arrowpublications.co.uk or call 01302 351760 Mrs Dorothy Moore has nominated Bobby and Kate Molle to receive this months ‘Flowers for Someone Special’. Mrs Moore said that they really deserve something to cheer them up, they have been through a lot and are truly a deserving couple. Bobby has been diagnosed with Cancer caused by radiation poisoning which he was subjected to during his time working in the Special Operations Section of the Navy. He has since been relieved from duties because of his illness and has had to move back to Hatfield to be near his family after being told to leave his Navy accommodation.

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NORTH EAST DONCASTER CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Advice Column My car insurance needs to be renewed soon. I’m happy with my premium, but I’ve heard that new laws mean that women will have to pay more. What can I do to keep my payments down?

New rules which come into force on 21 December 2012 mean that insurers can no longer offer different premiums based on gender. This means that women, who are currently offered lower rates because they have fewer accidents, may see their insurance costs rise.

Your policy won’t be affected until it’s due for renewal. Once you need to renew, shop around to make sure that you’re getting the best deal.

Remember, cancelling your policy before its renewal date can incur a fee and might mean that you lose any no-claims bonus that you’ve built up. Make sure you read the small print carefully if you’re considering swapping your policy before it’s up for renewal.

There are things you can do to keep your premiums down. For example, fitting some extra security measures onto your car could make your insurance cheaper. If you can show that you are a safe driver you may be able to access the best rates.

It’s not only car insurance which is affected. Other forms of insurance which have previously had different rates or payouts for men and women, such as life insurance and some pension schemes, may also change. If you’re about to buy any insurance products or think that you might be affected by the change, then make sure you speak to your insurer, your broker or a financial advice service like your local CAB. © Citizens Advice. For up-to -date information visit www.adviceguide.org.uk

If you would like any advice/assistance from our Thorne or Stainforth offices, concerning the above or any other issue, please contact our Assessment Team at North East Doncaster Citizens Advice Bureau on 0844 499 4137 Monday & Tuesday between 10:00 & 2:00 or Fri between 10:00-11:30.

You can also email us at: advicecabthorne@fsmail.net We now run drop-in enquiry assessment sessions at: Thorne bureau every Monday between 10:00-2:00 & Friday 10:00-12:00 & Stainforth bureau every Tuesday between 10:00-2:00.

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HATFIELD WOODHOUSE AMATEUR GARDENING SOCIETY(HWAGS).

The Society's New Year commences at 730pm on Tuesday 1 February at Hatfield Woodhouse Working Men's Club when we will be having a talk about Carnations. Anyone who is interested are welcome to come to the Society's meetings.

As this piece is being written the snow is falling, and the prospect of gardening seems to be a long way off. But, under the snow things are happening. Looking round the garden a couple of days ago flowers and blossom were showing. Some snowdrops were looking well, and have been around since before Christmas Day, together with a fine plant full of Christmas Roses (hellebores niger). There are also viburnum, witch hazel, winter jasmine, and the early flowering autumnalis cherry tree, all with blossom Also the first of the spring garden bulbs are now showing, bringing the promise of colourful gardens from March onwards (weather permitting).

Of course, there is indoor and greenhouse gardening going on, and much of both this and outdoor grown plants will be of display at the Society's Spring Show on Saturday 16 March at the Working Men's Club. The Schedule for this was published in the November edition of the Arrow

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Hello! It’s finally started to snow, even though it’s a bit late! Since everyone is so excited about the snow, we have interviewed some of the children to see what they think about it. Eleanor in Year 6 said “It is too cold! I don’t like snow.” But children in Years 3 and 4 can’t wait to get outside to build a snowman, have a snowball fight, make snow angels or build a snow fort!

It’s a new year so that means that at Hatfield Woodhouse Primary we have all started our new topics and are looking forward to the up coming events of this term!

This term, we have a brand new teacher. Her name is Miss Livsey and she is teaching Year 3. We hope she has a fabulous time and welcome her to the school with open arms.

Our main event this term is the Key Stage 2 talent competition, Hatfield Woodhouse Has Got Talent. There are many competitors with a variety of talents. Here are some of the competitors: Year 6 have 2 excellent girl groups called 2 Cool 4 Skool and Pop Princesses competing for the title. But so are the street dancers in a group called the Rollin’ Hustlaz, dancing to a rap written by a talented young songwriter, Mitchell Hughes!

From Year 5 we have two fabulous singers.

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There are a few Year 3 and 4 children in the show, but they want their undoubtedly brilliant talents to be a surprise.

The finals will be held in mid February. Each year will sent 3 acts to the whole school round and the rounds will keep going until there is a winner.

Also this term, to reward our good manners, the teachers have introduced a new system - The Golden Manners tickets! If a whole class get a ticket, they will earn an extra break time!

This concludes this month’s article of all the exciting things happening at Hatfield Woodhouse Primary School. In our next article will have all the news about the talent competition, Year 6 SATs preparation and lots more! Thanks for reading and we hope to see you next time.

So it’s bye for now, from Finlay, Lydia, Thea and Eleanor!

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Oh no, something serious for a change…

Over the last few months I have to admit to going through a ‘crisis of confidence’. I have found it very difficult to fully understand why I feel this way and it’s left me scratching my head. It began when a few people made a shocking revelation, claiming they no longer believed the content of my article. To them, I was either making it all up or pinching my ideas. “How could so much have happened to one person,” said one. Over the last four or so years I have described causing a religious riot; admitted eating rabbit poo; explained my barring from Tesco’s over a cooked breakfast and been subject to the first ever Hatfield Woodhouse fatwa over a smashed up tree house. There were many more. I will never forget being called “egotistic” by a young lad on the High Street and so it would appear that maybe some now feel that my youthful recollections are no longer - in the words of that great philosopher Dell Boy - “Kosher”.

I will use this opportunity to throw up another startling revelation. My articles are becoming harder to write. Not because I doubt they will be believed but I am conscious that I have mainly written about myself during my scribing. In order to redress the balance I have decided to explain my plans for the future in an attempt to widen my sources and to introduce the readers to the experiences and escapades of some of those who live within the area. For the next few months I will be doing plenty of listening and asking lots of questions in order to capture stories that I will then be able to pass on via this column. I am aware that some may see this as a way of ‘copping out’ but I would prefer to see this as an opportunity to capture the wonderful adventures of those that live in the community. I aim to ensure their identities are protected if requested and they will be given every opportunity to have input into what is eventually printed. So with that out of the way, here’s something completely different and far more entertaining than my blabbering.

Hatfield & Area Summer Ball 2013 Martin Luther King isn’t the only person to have had a dream. For a number of years I have had one of my own. No, not the one involving Katy Perry and a tub of vanilla yoghurt, my dream is organising a Hatfield Summer Ball. There are no plans just yet, just dreams and ideas at this stage but this is where the readers of the Arrow come into the equation. I would like put a call to arms out for volunteers to help me make this dream a reality. I am sure that Tickhill has one and I am sure that there will be many such events organised around the country. Maybe Tickhill could help us with our planning. The event could be used to celebrate where and who we live with and to raise some much needed funds for local charities. I also feel that maybe, just maybe, we could introduce our very own ‘Pride of Hatfield & Area Awards’. What could be better than getting dressed up in our glad rags and cutting some shapes on the dance floor with our community and our friends.

I am sure there will be lots of barriers, hurdles and other obstacles to be overcome but as they say in life, the most rewarding things take the most effort but I am sure that given the right sort of planning and preparation an event to make Hatfield proud could be organised. The way I see things is that such an event will need a group of enthusiastic volunteers, willing to work as a team, pull in the same direction and not end up acting like one of those “up their own bum” contestants on The Apprentice. At the moment this is just a bit of a pipe dream as there is no venue, no money and no people. However, there is something very valuable here and that’s an idea of how things can be. If I can locate a group of people to commit to this idea then you never know, it just might work. For

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those thinking of offering their services then there may not be any free tickets, business lunches or trips to Wembley - but I guarantee that anyone who helps get this idea off the ground will receive something far more valuable and that is the respect of all those who attend. Unless it is a disaster and then we may need to re-negotiate that statement. So there you have it! and just in case you are all wondering I am actually sober at the time of writing.

If my impassioned plea has spurred you into action then please send your details to the address below by the end of the February. Hopefully then, in early March, people will be contacted to attend a planning event run by yours truly as time is of the essence. In an attempt to make this more attractive, I lure you with a promise of free orange squash and gypsy cream biscuits.

Please send your contact details to:- Julie Morrell 01302 351760, 07854880882 or email julie@arrowpublications.co.uk Finally I would like to say a big and very appreciative farewell to Mr Jack Harper who sadly died in January. I will say on behalf of myself and Hatfield Town Cricket Club that you will be sadly missed.

You were a superb supporter not just of the players but of the club itself and I on behalf of the club wish your family all the best. Some of my fondest memories will be of you watching me play cricket with your Grandson on those lovely summer afternoons.

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Travis Re-live the Decades.

Happy New Year to you all. Well, let the spirit of 2013 in by reading about our exciting new topics. The Year 3 children are learning about the “Notorious Nineties”, in Year 4 they are researching about the “Enigmatic Eighties”. In Year 5 they are thinking about the “Sizzling Seventies” and the Year 6 are concentrating on the “Swinging Sixties”. We hope you enjoy reading our articles.

Swinging Sixties In Year Six we have started the 1960s as our topic this term.

Were you around in the sixties? If so, what did you watch on the television?

We have been learning about the everyday life of children in the 60s, the toys they played with, the games played and also how the school was different to our school. We have also been researching about the various holidays people went on.

As part of our Literacy work, creating a biography, we had to choose a famous 60s icon. I chose “Twiggy” who was a famous young model in the 1960s. Some people chose “Martin Luther King” who had a dream that one day people would not get bullied by the colour of their skin tone.

To conclude our topic we will be dressing up in sixties clothes which could be embarrassing!

Jamie and Ellie

Sizzling Seventies In Year 5 we have been learning about the 1970’s!!!!!!!

Fashion: In the 70’s people had very different clothes than nowadays. The latest fashion in the 70’s was …… Shall we just take you back in time ??!!!

Flares: Flares were very popular in the 70’s especially on cat suits. They were influenced by famous pop stars such as Abba , The Bee Gees and sometimes fashion was set by movie stars like John Travolta in the amazing film called Grease.

Hairstyles: Afros were also the height of fashion along with .. The Perm !!!!! Punk rock loved their loud , big Mohicans!!!!!!! Do you remember if you had any of these exotic hairstyles in the 70’s ! ?

Amy and Lauren

Enigmatic Eighties Do you remember how to boogie on the dance floor?

We have been watching clips of how people in the 80s danced and what music they enjoyed listening to. Did you know that Michael Jackson’s music was popular in the 80s?

Mrs Corfield has brought in lots of her 80s belongings and one of her books tells us what happened on a particular day in the 1980s.

Within our 1980s topic we have been researching about volcanoes and have learnt about a volcano called Mount Helen. We are hoping to make our own volcano in class!

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At the end of the topic we are going to dress up in 1980s clothing and “boogie on the dance floor!”

Jake and Taylor

Notorious Nineties In Year 3 we launched our topic with our parents bringing in photographs of themselves in the 1990s, some of the mum’s had big curly hair! We found out that in the 1990’s they wore lots of styles of clothes, such as over-sized jumpers and tshirts, matching denim jeans and jackets and neon colours.

We have also been learning about key people in the 90s and one in particular was Nelson Mandela. He was the president of South Africa from 1991 to 1999 and was imprisoned for 27 year’s because he wanted the black and the white people to get on well together. Nelson was the president of the ANC. He was born in 1918. In the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s his life was incredible but in 1990s it has been the best for us to learn about. He is still alive now. He visited Queen Elizabeth 2nd and he was the first to not wear a suit when he saw her!

Caleb and Gracie Thank you for reading our first school report of 2013.

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Doncaster Advanced Motorists Be Ready For Bad Weather Dear Readers, You can’t change or even accurately predict the winter weather, but a few preparations and precautions can prevent unnecessary breakdowns and accidents.

Never drive off until your windows are clear inside and out.

Ensure that all lights, brake lights, indicators are working properly and the lenses are clean.

Make sure your tyres have plenty of tread and are suitable for cold weather conditions.

Ensure your battery is in good health, a drop in temperature soon seeks out the weak ones. Don’t forget, check the antifreeze, get the screen wash filled up too. Carry a set of jump leads or fully charged battery pack and also a torch and first aid kit. Even if you don’t need them somebody else might be grateful. If your car lacks a good heating and defrosting system, carry a de-icer and scraper.

Also have a leather to remove early morning dew from the outside.

Keep your speed down and increase your safety gaps when the road is wet or icy. Braking, steering, acceleration, decelerating and gear changing must be done gently and gradually. If a skid occurs, no matter how strong the temptation, do not brake! Lose speed by gently easing the pressure on the accelerator pedal and, if appropriate, de-clutch. Be prepared for road conditions to change over short distances. Remember our weather can change quickly. It can take ten times the distance to stop when the road has snow or ice on it than when the road is dry, so allow your self plenty of room to be able to slow down or stop.

A mobile phone is a must to let somebody know where you are. Don’t forget if you do have to call for assistance you need to be able to tell the breakdown or emergency services your location so they can find you.

On motorways and dual carriageways it is always better to leave your vehicle and stand a short distance behind and to the safe side of it. Don’t stand in front of it if at all possible. Balancing the risks of a collision and hypothermia is something that depends on your situation.

If you have the space, pop a few emergency items in the boot, a spade for clearing snow; warm clothes and stout footwear just in case you get stuck somewhere. Maybe a hot drink in a flask is worth considering.

This year for all our loyal readers we are offering you a Free Assessment Drive Check, this is for you ladies too.

This offer is only available in the Arrow Magazines.

If you are interested in the courses we offer, you’ll be able to find this information on the Institute of Advanced Motorists website at www.iam.org.uk Or Tel: Doncaster 01302 886 276 Safe Driving Paul Tuke. Senior Training Observer.

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HATFIELD LIBRARY

WHAT’S ON?

Every last Thursday of the month we would like to invite people to read and review a book of our choice. Pop in and collect the February book now and we look forward to listening to your opinions. The next meeting will be held on the 28th Feb at 5.30pm .

The Community Vision is a new active group which helps to support events and children's activities in the library. If you have a few hours spare each month, we are looking for people to become part of our group and help with events and to help source funding etc.

Half Term Children's activity will be "Feed the Birds" on Thursday 21st at 2.00pm. Call in the Library for a free ticket Pre School Storytime will now be held on a Monday morning term time only at 10.3011.00am with a activity themed to the story, all welcome Dropasize is a new self help diet group running on a Friday afternoon at 3.30pm all welcome come along for a friendly chat or for more details tel jenny on 01302842064

THE FRIENDS OF HATFIELD CHURCH BUILD I NG TRU S T .

HATFIELD WOODHOUSE METHODIST CHAPEL FEBRUARY Friday 8th Beetle Drive – 7pm Monday 11th Church Council - 7pm Friday 22nd Bingo Evening - 7pm Saturday 23rd Coffee Morning - Action for Children Saturday May 18th 2013 – Windsor Day Trip Saturday September 21st 2013 – London Day Trip. Both are £25 – contact Julie Parker 01302 883478 for further details – seats are limited and we pick up from Edenthorpe via Hatfield Woodhouse to Thorne.

The Hatfield Woodhouse Chapel Committee would like to say a special thank you to Ray Harper for all his continued support for Fund raising at the Chapel. It does makes a huge difference when he takes charge and organises things.

We would also like to thank Mr & Mrs Collis for donating the beautiful Christmas tree and for the donation arranged by Cllr Martin Williams towards the outside Christmas lights.

HATFIELD CAMERA CLUB 2012 We meet every Tuesday evening at the Ash Hill Academy 7pm till 9pm (enter by the side entrance)

Fashion Show & High St Clothes Sale at Hatfield Woodhouse Village Hall on Wed 20th Feb, 7pm for 7.30pm start.

Tickets are £3 including light refreshments, from Anne on 840556, Janet on 849377 or Gibson's Newsagents on High St, Hatfield.

Bingo Night—Monday 11th Feb The Barn Hatfield. 7pm Start. Tickets £3.00 including Light Refreshments. Available from Janet 01302 849377.

AGM. Thursday 7th March 7.30pm.

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OPEN 5pm - 11.30pm {Fri & Sat Delivery until 12pm} Now Open 7 Days a Week Open Bank Holidays

Locksmith Total Lock Services, Hatfield

07989 299285

Security Complete Fire and Security Systems Ltd Auckley

01302 511050

Services / Trades A.E.S. Tiling (ceramic floor & wall tiling) Dunsville www.aestiling.org.uk

01302 885401 07749 519557

C M Developments (Yorkshire) Ltd Building Services

01302 351760

Dean Brown Joinery, Hatfield,

01405 949008 07795 321054

E P G Roofing

01302 532676

Longstaff Electrical Services, Hatfield, 07902 008118

01302 840500 07985 076500

Martin Johnson Plumbing & Heating Repairs, Hatfield

01302 845978 07817 300662

P.Woods Builder All General Building Work

01405 818771 07733 021023

Steve Blunt Electrical Contractor 07900188126

01302 350557

Fast & Friendly Delivery Service

Tel: 01302 843364 Kissimmee Florida

3 bed, 2 bath bungalow on a gated residential community with 24 hour Security 3 pools, gym, Jacuzzi & tennis courts on complex. Ideal location for all theme parks (Disney 15mins)

From £250 per week Tel: 01302 842607

To advertise please call 07854 880882 or 01302 351760

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