October 2012

Events in Kirkby &

Great Broughton

Thursday 4th October 10.00am Holy Communion Rev. Dr. Anne Heading Followed by coffee at 3, Holmemead. All welcome. Sunday 7th October

8am Holy Communion Rev. Dr. Anne Heading 9.30am Family Service & Holy Communion Rev. Dr. Anne Heading Sunday 14th October 9.30am Harvest Holy Communion Rev. Dr. Anne Heading Sunday 21st October 9.30am Holy Communion Geoff Haysmore Sunday 28th October 10.00am UNITED BENEFICE SERVICE at St. Hilda's

Prison Chaplaincy Fellowship Tim MayoHoly Communion Rev. Dr. Anne Heading

There will be a Godly Play workshop for all children aged 3 years and upwards in Chop Gate village hall from whilst this service is taking place, with all children welcome (whether parents are coming to the service or not). For further details please contact Sarah Weyell (724695) Ros Tomlinson (711796) or Anne Heading (710045).

The first meeting of the Bible Study and Discussion Group will take place on Monday 1st October at 7pm at 3 Holmemead Great Broughton. All welcome.

Harvest Celebration: 14th October, 9.30am

To be followed by 'Brunch' in the Church Hall. All Welcome.

Tickets for Brunch available from:Ros.711796, Pat. 712407, Sheila 712321

Adults £5.00, Children £2.50

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

October 2012St Augustine's Kirkby Services

Monday 7th October 10.30 am Harvest Festival to be led by Rev Catherine Hutton

Sunday 14th October 10.30 am Morning worship, to be led by Molly Locke

Sunday 21st October 10.30 am Morning worship, to be led by Mr Ron Kirk

Sunday 28th October 10.30 am Morning worship, to be led by David Sills

Lantern Making Workshops

All welcome, Chapel Schoolroom, cost £5. Parade Friday 21st December

Wednesdays 14th, 21st, 28th November & 5th December 3.30 until 5pm

Saturdays 24th November & 1st December 10.30am until 3pm

The Chapel schoolroom is available for hire. Contact 712585

Methodist Minister Rev Catherine Hutton (722437) Great Broughton

October 2012 October 2012 Great Broughton

Methodist Chapel

In the heart of Broughton, Chapel is a place of prayer, of worship, of Jesus’ love shown to friend and stranger.

Diary for OctoberTuesdays Zumba with Sandie Kirkby Church Hall. 6 – 7pm The Zumba class has falling rolls and is becoming non-viable. Please attend if you want the class to continue.Thursday 4th October service of Holy Communion, 10am at St. Augustine's, Kirkby followed by coffee at 3 Holmemead.Tuesday 9th October Kirkby & Broughton Ladies Group, bring your 'Best' or 'Worst' present to talk about 7.30 Marion Todd’s 7, The Dorkings. Tuesday 9th October Dudley Dales WI group meets at Jet Miners (upstairs function room) on the second Tuesday of every month. This month, Still Life drawing. Please feel welcome even if you haven't been before, or haven't drawn before! www.dudleydaleswi.comThursday 11th October WI in Kirkby Church Hall. Molly Locke, 'A stick to lean on.'Sunday 14th October. Harvest Festival Service at 9.30 am to be followed by 'Brunch' in the church hall. More details later. Monday 15th October KGBIG Local History Group Malcolm Bisby ‘The Rosedale Railway Navvies’ 7.30pm at Ingleby Greenhow Village Hall. Monday 15th October 7.30pm Parish Council meeting, Kirkby Church HallTuesday 16th October Kirkby and Great Broughton School Harvest, St. Augustine's.Friday 19th October Military Whist at Kirby and Great Broughton Sports Club, 7 for 7.30 pm prompt start. All welcome to this annual event, which is great fun. Tickets are £10 each for members and £12 for non-members and this price includes a tasty, hot supper. Tickets available from Kath Marshall 711741. Profits go to the upkeep of the Sports Club, which is run entirely by volunteers. Friday 26th October Kirkby & Gt Broughton Primary School closes for half term.

Advance Notice of St Augustine's Services

The November United Benefice service will be at St. Cuthbert’s Kildale on Sunday 25th November at 10.30am. The preacher will be Bob Dixon. Bob and Sue Dixon have spent many

years working with Cambodia Action. Anne Heading will celebrate the Holy Communion. There will be a Godly Play Workshop in Kildale Village hall whilst this service is taking place.

Thursday 8th November (NOT 1st November) and Thursday 6th December 10.00am Holy

Communion at Kirkby-in-Cleveland followed by coffee at 3 Holmemead.

AnnouncementsOctober 13th is our next tidy up day. Please meet at the crossroads at 9.30. If you are unable

to attend we would appreciate any support around the village at a time appropriate to yourself. We would like to thank those people who have been tackling the Himalayan Balsam

up Hill Road. Their efforts are appreciated.

Kirkby Mothers & Toddlers Group is every Wednesday (term-time only) 9.30-11.30am at Kirkby Church Hall for ages 0-4; all parents, carers & grandparents welcome. Baby area, play zone, craft

fun & snack time; refreshments provided for adults. £2 child / 50p extra child.Contact: Naomi Gate 713703

Great and Little Broughton Parish CouncilThere are grants being made available for up to £400 for schemes to support village life. We obtained the Parish laptop through a similar scheme. If anybody has any ideas which might

benefit from this funding please contact Mary Frew or any Parish Councillor.The next Parish Council Meeting is Monday 15th October, 7.30 pm. in Kirkby Church Hall.

The Public Inquiry into the Ings Lane Gypsy Site was held in Northallerton on Tuesday and

Wednesday 25th and 26th September before one of the Secretary of State’s Planning Inspectors. On both days an impressive number of residents from both villages attended and a number spoke to give their views. The District Council had appointed a barrister to

present the case against planning permission being granted. Our local MP, William Hague, had written to the Inspector supporting the refusal of planning permission. We don’t believe

that the two communities could have done more to put forward their opposition to this unauthorised development. The Inspector will now make his decision. We should know this

in the latter part of October.

Christian Aid

Stokesley Show and Fair have come and gone and now we have had the first frost of the winter. It's really not too soon to start thinking about Christmas and all those jobs that will need to be done! Why not save time and money on sending greetings cards to friends in Kirkby and Great Broughton? You can do this by giving a donation to Christian Aid and sending in a slip.- Your name will then appear in the December Newsletter - Look out for the donation envelopes and slips next month.

Our Christmas Wine and Cheese event is on Friday 14th December and tickets will be available soon from any committee member, or call Jean on 712458

Local History

Thanks to all who visited our joint history display tent at Stokesley Show, a great success. On Monday 15th October we shall have a presentation from Malcolm Bisby, our national

award winning member who will present his research on 'Navvies'. This remarkable bunch of men worked hard, drank hard and slept rough, even by the standards of Victorian Britain.

Little research has been done into their life and times so do come along to Ingleby Greenhow village Hall at 7.30 pm to find out more.

Started thinking about Christmas presents yet? We have the perfect answer for those who once lived in these villages. The Kirby 1911 book is a super piece of time detective work by our team and brings to life some of the village's characters from a century ago. At £5 it's a bargain and you can place your order at the Ingleby meeting described above.All the Best, Geoff

Kirkby Church Hall is available for rent. Contact Sheila 712321 Broughton Village Hall is available for rent. Contact Jeff French 712426

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Our Villages: Kirkby and Great Broughton

How well do you know the villages? You may find kgbighistory.org.uk Heritage Trails a useful help.

Across

4. A pile of stones?

5. Other oldest pub in the village

7. What opened on April 29th 1974?

8. Queen Victoria's jewellery

9. Number of churches on site of St Augustine's

Down

1. Which cottage is a typical northern Longhouse?

2. What did the Jet Miners pub used to be?

3. Many old houses are built of this

5. One of the two oldest pubs

6. Mined on the moors for the linen industry

Many thanks to Christian Salvage for this crossword.

Kirkby and Great Broughton 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.

Our new Reception class of 16 children have settled in extremely well and are enjoying their time in school. We are also joined by 5 new children in Years 1 to 5 so we start the new school year with 110 pupils in total. We also welcome two new members of staff to our

school. Miss Amy Howe is teaching Y6 and Mr Angus Braidwood will be teaching our Y3 and Y4 children while Mrs Kay is on maternity leave.

Our Year 6 children visited East Barnby Outdoor Learning Centre for five days in September. They took part in a wide range of fabulous activities including canoeing, sailing, beck scrambling, orienteering, climbing and much more! Please see our website for some

amazing photographs of them in action. From 8th to 12th October we will be visited by Miss Inoka Sandamali, a teacher from our partner school, Nishanka National School in Sri

Lanka. We are very excited about her visit and learning all about her school and her country.

Harvest Festival will soon be upon us and this year our school celebration takes place in St Augustine’s Church, at 11.00 am. on 16th October. We hope that families and friends will be

able to join us. The church will be decorated by our youngest children as we head into autumn. We will be sharing our harvest gifts with local residents.

We are also looking forward to welcoming parents of our Y3 children to school for a special service in the school hall on 3rd October. Revd. Anne will be leading the service and

presenting all the children with a Bible.

Well done to all our children for entering the children’s competitions at Stokesley Show this year and what a delight it was to see all their fantastic work on display. Congratulations to

the children who won prizes: Amelia Y3, Freya Y6 and Victoria Y6.

The beginning of the year also saw the election of our School Council. They are already contributing to the direction and ethos in school with our first meeting discussing school

rules and collective worship. Our elected representatives are: Indeya and Alfie in Y1, Rahmona and Ethan in Y2, Martha and Sam in Y3. Ruby and Luca in Y4, William and Caitlin in Y5 and Fin and Lucy in Y6. We have also appointed our new Y6 House Captains and they are Joseph and Imogen for Endeavour, Dominic and Katherine for Adventure and Max and Freya for Discovery. I am sure they will be excellent role models for the younger children

and good ambassadors for the school.

Neighbourhood Watch 101 The new police number for non urgent matters 101 Local Co-ordinators - Kirkby - David Chadwick 712105 Gt. Broughton - Jim Watson 711406 Our problem-solving officer is PC Glyn Jones. Our PCSO is Terry Rodgerson. For local and national NHW notices, advice and information go to www.kirkby-in-cleveland.org.uk/neighbourhood watch.html

Claiming DatesThursdays Sports Club Duplicate Bridge each Thursday in November starting at 7pm. Ring Joan for details 711992Saturday 3rd November Fireworks Extravaganza Kirkby & Gt Broughton School, gates open 5.30pm, tickets adults £7, children £4, family £20 (2 adults 2 children), from Little Shop until Friday 2nd, from school office until Fri 26th Oct, and on Thurs 1st Nov 1pm-6pm.Tuesday 6th November Kirkby & Gt Broughton School reopensMonday 12th November KGBIG Local History Group Robin Cook 'Local History through Early Postcards.' 7.30pm at Ingleby Greenhow Village Hall. Tuesday 13th November Kirkby & Broughton Ladies Group, Edwin Langford, an illustrated talk about his recent biking adventure. 7.30pm Norma Williams, The Laurels, Kirby Lane.Friday 16th November Sports Club Wine and Cheese Friday7th December KGBIG Local History Group -A Saxon Supper7.30pm at Kirkby Church Hall.Saturday 8th December Sports Club Christmas PartySaturday 8th December Holly Fayre, Kirkby & Gt Broughton School, 10am-1pmTuesday 11th December Kirkby & Broughton Ladies Group, Christmas Party, pooled supper. 7.30 Helen Ferguson’s. 101, High St. Friday 14th December Christian Aid Christmas "Wine & Cheese" at Kirkby Church HallMonday 17th December - Christmas Soup Lunch Great Broughton Village Hall Friday 21st December Kirkby & Gt Broughton Primary School closes.Friday 21st December Lantern Parade and Carols Round the Tree.Saturday 9th February 2013 Kirkby & Gt Broughton School PTA quiz night, Kirkby Church Hall Friday 15th March 2013 5th Brains of Broughton Quiz (Christian Aid)Friday 15th March 2013 Beetle Drive, Kirkby & Gt Broughton School

If you have any claiming dates or any notices for the community for the November

newsletter please email - kgbchurchnewsletter@gmail.com before 23rd Nov. Written requests may also be left with Anne Heading but the deadline is 21st Nov to ensure inclusion. Village information can be accessed at - www.kirkby-in-cleveland.org.uk and www.greatbroughton.org.uk *NEW*

Bin Collection Dates for Kirkby and Gt Broughton

Wednesday 3rd October Black Bin Wednesday 10th October Blue Box Green Bin Wednesday 17th October Black Bin Wednesday 24th October Blue Box Green Bin Wednesday 30th October Black Bin

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