KGB Church Magazine Feb 2012

February 2012 Events in Kirkby & Gt. Broughton

February 2012 St Augustines Kirkby Services Thursday 2nd February 10.00 am Holy Communion followed by coffee at 3 Holmemead –all welcome.

Rev. Dr. Anne Heading

Sunday 5th February 8.00 am Holy Communion Rev. Dr. Anne Heading 9.30 am Family Service and Hoy Communion Rev. Dr. Anne Heading This is our monthly family service to which you are warmly invited.

Sunday 9.30 am

12th February Morning Prayer

Pat Weighell

Sunday 9.30am

19th February Holy Communion

Rev. Dr. Anne Heading

Wednesday 22nd February 7.00 pm Ash Wednesday Holy Communion with the imposition of ashes at 7pm at 3 Holmemead Great Broughton. All welcome Sunday 26th February UNITED BENEFICE SERVICE at St Andrew's, Ingleby Greenhow 9.00 am Holy Communion Rev. Dr. Anne Heading The speaker will be Revd Richard Bradshaw. Richard is a mental health chaplain at Roseberry Park Hospital (formerly St. Luke’s Hospital) in` Middlesbrough and for the Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Trust. All welcome.

There will be a Godly Play workshop for all children aged 3 years and upwards in Ingleby Greenhow Village Hall – please contact Sarah Weyell (724695) Ros Tomlinson (711796) or Anne Heading (710045) for further details.

Thursday 1st March 10.00 am Holy Communion followed by coffee at 3 Holmemead –all welcome.

Telephone Contacts: Rev. Dr. Anne Heading (710045) Churchwarden Geoff Taylor (712458)

Rev. Dr. Anne Heading

February 2012 Great Broughton Methodist Church In the heart of Broughton, Chapel is a place of prayer, of worship, of Jesus’ love shown to friend and stranger Sunday

5th February 10.30 a.m.

Morning worship to be led by Mr. Peter Jackson.

Sunday

12th February 10.30 a.m.

Morning worship to be led by Mr. Stan Townson.

Sunday

19th February 10.30 a.m.

Morning worship to be led by Mrs. Mollie Locke.

Sunday

26th February 10.30 a.m.

Sacrament Service to be taken by the Rev. Catherine Hutton

Women`s World Day Of Prayer Service on for Kirby, Broughton, Ingleby Greenhow, Kildale and Chop Gate Churches, 2.00 pm Friday the 2nd of March at Broughton Methodist Church with Rev Catherine Hutton as preacher.

The Chapel schoolroom is available for hire. Contact 712585 Methodist Minister Rev Catherine Hutton (722437) Great Broughton

From the Registers 9th

December 17th January 20th January

Richard Turnbull aged 38 years Jeffrey Ward aged 86 years Alan Woodhouse aged 84 years [service at the crematorium]

Diary for February Tuesday evenings PILATES - 7.30pm at GB Village Hall. Contact Lucy Lee 07966643926 Wednesday 1st February and each Wednesday Table Tennis in GBVH - Chris 712027 Thursday 2nd February and each Thursday Duplicate Bridge in the Sports Club – Jean 711992 Friday 3rd February Sports Club Military Whist, Hot Supper. Tickets £10 fom Kathy 712314 Saturday 4th February PTA Quiz & Supper night 7.30pm for an 8pm start St Augustine’s Church Hall, Tickets £5 each or £40 per team (8 people max)includes supper of cheese and pate Licensed bar and raffle. Tickets from School/Little Shop or PTA members For more info call Louise on 714606 Proceeds go to supporting projects at school.

Tuesday 7 February 9.00am to 10.30am PCSO Terry Rodgerson will hold a Beat Surgery in The Little Shop on Gt Broughton High Street Tuesday 14th February K&GB Ladies A short illustrated talk by Roger Luntz. ‘Namibia’. 7.30 Anne Schofield’s, Safari, Kirby Lane Friday 17th February The Sports Club dinner at the Wainstones. There will be a disco until 11pm.Tickets £20 from usual sellers or from Ruth(711406).

Sunday 19th February 6 -7.30pm Pietro Lusvardi presents: Schubert Trout Quintet & Lusvardi Double bass concerto Gt B Village Hall Tickets: Adult £8; Child £4; Family £20 (Light refreshments included) Please book in advance: Pietro & Sara Lusvardi 711709 Raffle in aid of Butterwick Children’s Hospice Monday 20th February Local History Group AGM 7.00pm Gt B Village Hall followed by Rachel Greenwood, Conservator. 'Preserving our history and your documents.'

Friday 24th February 2012 at 7.30pm North Country Theatre & ACES present Egil Skallagrimson Keeps His Head at Gt Broughton Village Hall Tickets £10 from Alison on 713410 for more: www.kirkby-in-cleveland.org.uk Saturday 25th February at 10am Men's Coffee Morning. 10am St Augustine’s Church Hall, rears its frothy head! Hosted by the marigold clad men of Saint Augustine's. Just £1 buys a coffee and scone plus the opportunity to buy cut price books only lightly read, home made cakes will be on sale and all proceeds will go to church funds- dont miss!'

The Christmas Quiz: Answers

1. wolf 2. lamb 3.leopard 4.kid 5.calf 6.lion 7.cow 8.bear 9.ox 10.asp 11.adder

KJV section: Jeremiah 13:23 and Matthew 7:6 Winners: Ann Atkinson and Herbie Johnson. Parish with most correct entries : Kirkby in Cleveland. Well done and thank you to all who entered.

Advance Notice of St Augustine's Services

Mothering Sunday: 18th March 2012 Palm Sunday 1st April 2012 Maundy Thursday 5th April 2012 Good Friday 6th April 2012 th Easter Day Sunday 8 April 2012 Details of the services for Lent, Holy Week and Easter will be included in the March and April lists of services.

Christmas Toys and Gifts

Very many thanks to the children for their gifts of toys which they left under the Christmas Tree. They have been delivered to Leeds and will be driven to Romania and the Ukraine where the children have very little.

Very many thanks also for the donations of warm clothing, blankets etc. (with a special thank you to the knitters). These are also on their way to Romania and the Ukraine. The volunteer driver of one container lorry spoke of the dreadful poverty and living conditions he had witnessed. He was most grateful for our gifts. *************

Announcements

Events in Kirkby & Great Broughton

We would all like to thank Heather Richardson for her dedicated service to theproduction of the parish newsletter in Kirkby over the last seven years. For some time she single handed wrote, printed, copied and folded 580 copies each month until Sylvia.and Leigh joined to assist.

A small group is keeping it going. But anyone who can assist with basic keyboard skills or with copying, folding or delivering is most welcome to help join in and keep it running to Heather's high standard. please contact Anne Heading or email kgbchurchnewsletter@gmail.com.

SAINT AUGUSTINE’S CHURCH NEEDS YOU! Like all concerns, we need people to support and run the church affairs.

Would you consider volunteering for one of the following jobs, none of which are onerous?

All contributions would help and be valued and useful.

Church Fabric Officer Gift Aid Officer Electoral Roll Officer Cleaning Rota Organiser Please give these tasks your earnest thought and if you feel you could assist in any way contact: Vicar - Anne Heading 710045.

Church Warden - Geoff Taylor 712458. or Any PCC member.

Christian Aid Thank you to the people of Kirkby and Great Broughton from the Christian aid group. With your generous support we raised £3,891.48 in 2011. This includes £860.00 for the Christmas donations and Christmas card list and £672.32 for the Cheese and Wine evening. Well done everyone.

Our next event is the eagerly awaited 4th Brains of Broughton Quiz on Friday March 2nd.

Ticket are £6 including pie and pea supper. Sales are going well so if you haven't got yours yet you can call Jean on 712458 or Liz on 712370 for more details.

********* Kirkby & Gt. Broughton School

Landscaping Work The landscaping work at the front of the school is now complete and we are now thinking about planting in the area. New trees are planned, the bricks need relocating, the flower bed near the front door is scheduled for a makeover and the fish needs a mosaic eye!

We will be asking the children to get involved in the design of these elements and look forward to their creative ideas!

Class Assemblies Our class assemblies have started again this term with Class 1 sharing their topic work on ‘Fairy Tales’ with their proud parents. They made some fantastic puppets of fairytale characters and gave a wonderful rendition of the song ‘When Goldilocks went to the house of the bears’.

Special Lunches Mrs Atkinson, our school cook, prepared a delicious Chinese New Year Lunch to celebrate the Year of the Dragon. The menu for the day was sweet and sour chicken and vegetable stir fry, served with rice and noodles. There was also a fortune cookie for each child.

We are also looking forward to welcoming our Reception mums for lunch this month which I am sure will be very popular.

Sri Lanka link Our school is linked with a school in Sri Lanka, Nissanka National School, a large primary school in the Monaragala district. The purpose of the link is to increase our children’s knowledge and understanding of life in a very different country. Mrs Wilson will visit Sri Lanka during the February half term holiday, along with eight other teachers from schools in this part of North Yorkshire. She will visit our partner school each day and bring back lots to share with the children. Later in the year a teacher from our partner school will make a reciprocal visit and spend a week in our school.

A reminder that if you want to keep in touch with what's happening in school our website address is www.kirkbyandgreatbroughtonschool.ik.org.

**********************

101

Neighbourhood Watch The new police number for non urgent matters

Local Co-ordinators -

101

Kirkby - David Chadwick 712105 Gt. Broughton - Jim Watson 711406 Our problem solving officer is PC Glyn Jones. Our PCSO is Terry Rodgerson.

Police Report, by Terry Rodgerson PCSO

The new Police non emergency number 101 went live on Monday 12 December 2011, and is shared with North Yorkshire, Durham, Cleveland, Cumbria and Northumberland forces. Calls cost 15p minute.

Following reported burglaries in the Stokesley and Gt Ayton areas prior to Christmas, Stokesley Police carried out targeted patrols under the title Operation Bright, and left advice on crime prevention and leaving a light on in dark apparently unoccupied houses. As a result of these patrols there have been no burglaries reported since 19 December 2011.

Gt Ayton officers are working with partnership agencies including Broadacres and Great Ayton Parish Council to set up Great Ayton Boxing Club to Amateur Boxing Association standards, in the Working Mens Club. There are experienced coaches and a lot of interest from the local community. It is hoped the club will start at the beginning of April 2012, and will have two classes, a 9-16 year old class, and a 16 years plus class. We are looking for volunteers, including a club secretary. If you can help with the club, either taking part in being trained or as a volunteer please contact North Yorkshire Police or Broadacres.

Terry Rodgerson will hold a Beat Surgery in The Little Shop on Great Broughton High Street on Tuesday 7 February between 9.00am and 10.30am to discuss any issues, answer any queries or generally set the world to rights. She will be visiting pupils at Kirkby and Great Broughton Primary School in early February as part of the National Safer Internet Day, We will look at how we use the internet, discussing and practicing ways in which we can protect ourselves and our information when we are online.

Following a recent report of theft of a motor vehicle from Great Broughton please remember to keep yourself and your property safe and secure. During the long dark nights it pays to be extra vigilant, Remember most crime is opportunist and criminals like to avoid being seen or identified. The most obvious and simple advice is quite often the most effective way of preventing crime. Never leave valuables on open view in an unattended vehicle, and always lock your vehicle when it is unattended. Make sure your house is well lit when you’re out, outside lights should be left on and timer switches used for indoor lighting. Tell your neighbours and/or watch members if you are going away to enable them to keep an eye on your property and report any suspicious activity. Where possible prevent unauthorised access to the rear of your property by locking garden gates. The entry point for most burglaries is at either the side or rear of properties where surveillance from neighbours and passers by is least likely.

Please advise any elderly neighbours not to open their doors to callers unless they know who is at their door. If the caller is unknown and hasn’t pre-arranged a visit then it is nothing that can’t wait.

Keep sheds and outbuildings locked and don’t leave valuables on display. Blank out or curtain

any windows to prevent the opportunist looking in. Battery operated shed alarms can be purchased from Community Safety at Hambleton District Council for approx. £15. Shed bars are available: www.dgsecurity.co.uk an approved company endorsed by the Association of Chief Police Officers through their flagship crime prevention initiative, Secured BY Design. ********************

Claiming Dates Friday the 2nd of March Women`s World Day Of Prayer Service for Kirby, Broughton, Ingleby Greenhow, Kildale and Chop Gate Churches, 2.00 at Broughton Methodist Church with Rev Catherine Hutton as preacher.

Friday 2nd March 'Brain of Broughton' quiz 7.15pm for 7.30 pm start. Pie & Pea supper, BYO drink, Tickets £6 from Jean on 712458 or Liz 712370 Monday 5th March Kirkby Parish Council meeting Monday 5th March Sports Club AGM in the clubhouse.

Friday 23rd March Jones & Stewart in Concert, Ingleby Greenhow Village Hall@ 7.30 Adults £8 Children £4 including light supper Bring Your Own Drinks & Glasses.Tel 01642 723492 to reserve tickets Tuesday 13th March 7.30pm K & GB Ladies :-Chris Shutt talks about her experiences as a ‘lines person’ at Wimbledon. Chris Hasler’s 3, High St. Gt Broughton Friday 16th March PTA Beetle Drive Sunday 20th May (postponed from April) Gardening Event in GBVH Sunday 20th May a Scarecrow competition for children,as part of the Gardening Event with help from interested adults. Workshops to be held in the Village Hall in the preceding weeks.

For details contact Viv Miller 712582 If you have any claiming dates or any notices for the community for the March newsletter please email - kgbchurchnewsletter@gmail.com before 23rd February. Written requests may also be left with Anne Heading but the deadline is 21st February to ensure inclusion. Village information can be accessed at - www.kirkby-in-cleveland.org.uk ******** Kirkby Church Hall is available for rent. Contact Sheila 712321 ******** Broughton Village Hall is available for rent . Contact Geoff French 712426 ********

Bin Collection Dates for Kirkby and Gt Broughton Wednesday 1st Feb Wednesday 8th Feb. Wednesday 15th Feb Wednesday 22nd Feb Wednesday 29th Feb Wednesday 7th March

Blue Box Black Bin Blue Box Black Bin Blue Box Black Bin

This newsletter is financed and distributed by St. Augustine's Kirkby & Gt.. Broughton Methodist Church