THE
FRYTON
TRI∆NGLE
www.slingsbyvillage.co.uk
SLINGSBY & SOUTH HOLME
number 12 October/November 2012
The Slingsby Produce Show
Kenny Etty with his award winning gladioli.
Hannah Orchison with her winning courgette sculpture.
Stephen Prest with his prize pumpkin.
It’s Pudding Time
in
Slingsby Village Hall
Friday 19th October at 7pm
The event starts with a cookery demonstration
followed by the sampling of six deserts.
TICKETS £6
Available from Trudy 628302 or Janet 628625
(price includes tea / coffee)
You are welcome to bring own wine.
Proceeds for Hall funds
Still unbeaten after many years, in fact eleven,
Ken Waring the overall points winner.
£1 to non subscribers
Closing date for your December/January issue Monday 19th November
Email: [email protected]
John Apps’ new email address is: [email protected]
Orchard Cottage, Railway Street, Slingsby, York. YO62 4AH
The Grapes Inn, railway Street,
Slingsby, York YO62 4AL
01653 628076
Leigh & Catharine Spooner
In Slingsby every Thursday and Friday
Information Installation Service
Slingsby Sports & Social Club
Dave Calvert
01653 628268
Slingsby Village Hall 2013 Calendar
will be available for you from mid October at just £5.50.
Give Janet Clarke 628625 or Trudy Carr 628302
a ring to reserve your copy.
Answers to picture quiz on cover of
Triangle No. 11
Top row, L-R:
On the wall of Orchard Cottage, Railway St., Slingsby.
Water pump outside Castle Cottage, The Green, Slingsby.
On top of the Maypole, Slingsby.
Centre row, L-R:
Mouse House, The Lawns, Slingsby.
Gate of Orchard House, Railway St., Slingsby.
Croft House, Malton Road, Slingsby.
Bottom row, L-R:
By the footpath at the old level crossing, Fryton.
Gatepost finial at Stretton Cottage, Malton Road, Slingsby.
Memorial plaque outside West Flatts Farm, High St.,
Slingsby.
David Thornley
Proposed Slingsby fuel buying consortium: I have taken
over from Dave Birkbeck in trying to set up the fuel buying
consortium. I have several names already and would
welcome anyone else who wants to take advantage of
cheaper heating oil. This is a not for profit arrangement
and I would welcome enquiries, by email wherever possible
to keep down any admin costs. I aim to be up and running
for October so please contact me, Chrysa Apps,
Apps on
[email protected] or 628807 for those not on email.
Parish Snippets
Our North York’s Councillor Clare Wood attended the first
part of the meeting.
Clare told us that we have six commissioning groups for
healthcare, where as most areas have one. Is this cost
effective?
Road maintenance. The very poor state of Ryedale roads
was much commented on by those present. North
Yorkshire C.C. does employ four full time inspectors and an
Improvements Officer. A member of the public observed
that the roads in Richmondshire and the Dales were of
much higher standard than Ryedale, many of which must
pose a risk to the user. A risk which will increase when the
clocks change and road users are commuting in the dark.
Community Trust Fund.
Fund The PC is to apply for a grant of
£20,000 towards the ongoing street light refurbishment
project.
Snow Clearing. The PC are getting ahead of the game and
trying to put volunteers in place for snow clearing during
the coming winter. Please contact our Parish Clerk, Dinah
Farley, 01653 628858, email: [email protected] to
offer your help.
Your next Parish Council meeting is Monday 12th November
in the Village Hall at 7pm. All residents are welcome.
Yorkshire Countrywomen’s Association,
Association, Slingsby.
Slingsby. Meeting
held on Tuesday 11th September 2012. 15 members
attended with 10 apologies for absence. The Chairman
opened the meeting and welcomed guest speaker Glenys
Rowe who gave a very enlightening and interesting talk
entitled ‘To Coin a Phrase’, giving an insight into the origins
of every day phrases. Beryl Bramall gave the vote of thanks
and Sue Birkbeck and Shelagh Richards served tea and
coffee. The next meeting will take place on Tuesday, 9th
October 2012. The talk will be ‘A Funny thing happened on
the way to police station’. New members are always
welcome. If interested please contact:
Christine Crouch on 01653 628470.
The Church Tower appeal continues but is now not too far
short of its target. Very many thanks to all those who
supported the stalls at the Car Boot Sale on 9th September
with contributions to the stalls and help and support on the
day. We were exceedingly lucky with the weather; it was
almost too hot for comfort! The event raised a magnificent
£578:90. Particular thanks to Pat Calvert for organising
the tombola and to the Sports Field Committee for their
support once again.
Margaret Mackinder.
Your Delivery Crew
Fryton: Mick Singleton. South Holme: Fiona Farnell.
Slingsby: Aspen Way and Green Dyke Lane, Rita Hardy.
Sycamore and Porch Farm Close, Keith Bardon.
Balkside, Sandra Dalgleish. The Green, Carol Buck.
The Green Crescent, Nancy Coates. The Lawns,
Church Lane, High Street, & Malton Road, Keith Buck.
Railway Street (west side), Sue Birkbeck.
Railway Street (east side), Pat Thompson
New Homes
Homes Bonus.
Bonus An application has been made to for
funds towards replacing or refurbishing seats and notice
boards in the parish.
Copy for your December/January TRIANGLE to
Housing needs survey. The Triangle was asked to distribute
this if it arrives in time, from Ryedale Council, to go out with
this issue.
Sawpit Cottage, The Green, Slingsby, YO62 4AA
Tel: 01653 628211:
[email protected]
By Monday 19th November please.
Production Team: Pat Thompson, David Thornley
Keith Buck,
All Saints’ Slingsby
Celebrates the Completion of the Tower Restoration
Restoration
Photo Ann Wilson
L to R John Crump, Rt. Revd. Martin Wallace, Revd. Beryl Bowes
A good congregation gathered for a service of Thanksgiving
and Rededication at All Saints’ Church, Slingsby on
Sunday evening 2nd September attended by the Bishop of
Selby, the Rt. Revd. Martin Wallace. He preached and
rededicated the tower and other areas of the building
which are to be developed for wider community use.
A big thank you to all those who turned out on Saturday
25th August, while the rain poured down outside, to help
clean All Saints Church after the building repair work.
Particular thanks to John Apps and David Thornley for
taking on the high up cleaning in areas which have seen no
duster or brush for many years and where the spiders had
run riot.
The church was left sparkling and dust free, with clean
windows and gleaming brass and silver, in time for the
Service of Rededication of the church tower by Bishop
Martin on 2nd September.
Keeping such a large building in good order is a herculean
task. Your help was truly appreciated.
Margaret Mackinder
Angela’s Computer Tuition
Computer tuition for all ages and
abilities, including beginners.
Lessons tailored to suit each person’s
individual needs.
Including broadband set up, internet,
email, online shopping, digital cameras
and printer set up.
Gift Vouchers Available
Angela Richardson
Richardsonon-Tel: 01751 432545
Email: [email protected]
A feature in the service was the symbolic presentation of an
engraved silver trowel used to lay the foundation stone of
the church when it was rebuilt in 1867. Mr. John Crump, of
Matthias Garn, Master Mason and partner representing the
stonemasons, architect and other contractors, handed the
trowel to the Bishop as a token of the skills employed in
the restoration. Also on display was a Bible given to the
church by its 19th century benefactor Admiral Edward
Howard, containing a list of parishioners who contributed
financially towards the £5,000 total for the rebuilding.
The cost of the recent work was £100,000, and it is an
amazing achievement that the church and village
community have raised almost the entire amount in a
relatively short time through grants, fund-raising events
and generous giving. Fund-raising continues, and final
donations are welcome, to cover extra costs incurred and
provide for further improvements in the future. The
Parochial Church Council would like to express their
appreciation to all who have contributed in any way to the
project, which was carried out to a very high standard and
has resulted in the building being made safe and sound for
future generations.
The Revd. Beryl Bowes,
Rector of the Street Parishes.
Your local artisan bakers.
The wide range of breads and cakes are all made by
Elaine and Chris with their staff at Brookside.
Bakery open Wed – Sat 8:30 to 5pm,
Sunday 10:30 to 5pm
Tearoom open Wed – Sat 9:30 to 4:30pm
Sunday 10 to 4pm
Buffet Lunch is served 11 to 3pm
Closed all day Monday and Tuesday
Ladies and Gentlemen
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 9am-9pm
Friday 9am-6pm Saturday 9am to noon.
Tony Popek’s
MOORSIDE ANTIQUES
For quality furniture
6 Market Place, Kirkbymoorside
YO62 6DB
Open: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm
Closed: Thursday and Sunday
Shop 07973 292956
Home: 01653 628533
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Physiotherapy
fiona@’fionawoollons.com
The New
New Methodist Minister
SLINGSBY METHODIST CHURCH
Many activities are starting up again after the summer
break:
Little Adventurers, the pre-school group for parents and
toddlers has already started. It meets in the Methodist
Schoolroom on Thursdays during term time from 1:30pm to
3pm. Contact Liz Wilson for details. Tel 628047
Adventure Club for children aged 4 – 11 will begin on
Thursday 4th October in the Methodist Schoolroom from 6–
7pm. Contacts are Louise Hayes tel 01653-628064 and
Becky Ward 0793 335 0189.
Mike Smith
Can I introduce myself as the new Methodist Minister in
Slingsby, following in the footsteps of the much loved
Graham Sellers, who tragically died earlier this year? If you
think my name is familiar that is because I was minister
here for nine years from 1994 until 2003 when we moved
to Fleetwood. I returned to live in Malton upon my
retirement in 2009 and now, much to my surprise, find
myself working again on a part time basis looking after not
only the chapel here in Slingsby but the one at Hovingham
as well! I greatly enjoyed the years I was minister here
before and am looking forward to this ‘encore’ which I hope
will be equally enjoyable, on both sides. Whilst most of my
time will be spent on the life of the chapel I also hope to be
able to involve myself in some other activities within the
village. If anyone wants to contact me, about any matter,
my details are below.
Rev Mike Smith,
29 Middlecave Drive Malton, YO17 7BB
Tel: 01653 692544
E-mail: [email protected]
YAZ for school years 6 – 9 will also start again in October,
watch the notice board for details.
The Women’s Fellowship meets on alternate Tuesday
afternoons at the homes of Mrs Freda Ware and Mrs Esther
Dennis.
The Slingsby Fellowship Group meets on alternate
Wednesday evenings at the home of Mrs Dennis,
Castlegarth, High Street from 7:30pm to 9pm.
We are soon to begin a special course which is called
‘COME AS YOU ARE’ and will be led by Rev Mike Smith.
It is a ten-session course exploring Christian Discipleship.
The introduction says the course sets out to get people
thinking about their faith and what it means in their day to
day life to be a follower of Christ. It appears to be a very
interesting and thought provoking course, do come and
give it a try.
Contact Stephen Prest for further details. Tel 628277.
The SHOEBOX service is on Sunday 11th November at
10:30am and will be led by Mrs Helen Leng from Pickering.
Leaflets about the shoeboxes will be available shortly. The
shoeboxes, full of gifts and presents, are sent at Christmas
time to children in Eastern Europe and beyond who
otherwise would not receive any presents at all. It has
grown to be a hugely successful initiative.
Contact Rachel Prest for details.Tel: 628277
The Village Shop
Tony Hodgson, Proprietor
Green Dyke Lane, Slingsby,
York, YO62 4AQ
Tel: 01653 628930
Groceries, home-baking,
newspapers and magazines.
Open: Mon., Tues, Thurs, Fri, 8:15am5:00pm
Wednesday & Saturdays, 8:15am12noon
Sunday, 7:30am-9:30am
Bank Holiday Mondays, 8:15-9:30am
Produce Show Prize Winners
Nearly eighty classes received entries at the show.
Here are our worthy prize winners.
Libby Smurthwaite, Amelia Palmer-Bunting, Annabel
Williams, Josh Bradley, Helen Orchison, Daniella Preston,
Ben Taylor, Natalie Watson, Emma Watson, Holly
Highmoor-Bayes, Clair Wharwick, Matilda Trolle, Sophie
Reeves, Stephen Prest, Sophie Harper, Ken Wareing, Ken
Etty, Trudy Carr, Freda Ware, J A Baxter, Andrew Wilson,
Tom Nesfield, Winnie Wentworth, Cynthia Fell, Alex Lange,
Richard Firby, Sue Wharwick, Debbie Firby, Angela Reeves,
Brian & Janet Clarke, Sue Carr, Lesley Clay, Christine
Crouch, James Bowman, Maurag Carmichael, K. Morgan
and Pat Thompson.
Slingsby Badminton 1 Club’s new season starts on Monday
15th October at 7:30pm in the Village Hall. We are a mixed
age group with varying levels of skill. Our matches are
played on Monday evenings from autumn to Easter. If you
are interested please come along. There is no annual
subscription and you only pay for each session you play.
We are a friendly bunch and new members are very
welcome. Janet Clarke 628625 or Barbara Holmes
628107
Thanks to the committee members for their time in
organising another successful show for us all.
Trudy Carr - President and Chairperson
Gill Harrison - Vice Chairperson
Keith Morgan - Treasurer
Christine Crouch - Secretary
Committee Members
Sue Carr
Lesley Clay
George Douthwaite
Kenny Etty
Jan Morgan
Angela Reeves
Wednesday’s Badminton 2 in the Village Hall is on hold at
the moment until a few more players sign up. Need some
daytime badminton action in the winter months? Give
Shelagh Richards a quick ring on 628363.
Joanna Pavey has replaced her printer and has available a
inkjet photo all in one printer. Can any village society
make use of this? '
Do you know of any potential home for the little Canon
printer?
Contact the village website Email:
[email protected] or give Richard Flint a call on
628437. Thanks for your kind offer Joanna.
Website success. The website had its highest page view
figure ever at 3956 page views for August.
The August 2011 figure was 2314.
Village jubilee picture CD.
CD. Janet Clarke is ready to add
your pictures of this event to the CD. Please contact Janet
who can scan your pictures if you can’t email them.
01653 628625 email: [email protected]
My granddaughter asked me for a pet spider for her
birthday, so off I went to the pet shop and they were
£70!!! Blow this, I thought, I can get one cheaper off
the web.
Anxious show-goers wait for Trudy to draw their raffle ticket.
Pins & Needles
This sociable group meets on the first and third Tuesday of
the month in the Village Hall Committee Room from 1:30
till 3:30pm.
3:30pm (See the Pink Page) We have a good nucleus
of regular pins and needlers but newcomers, whatever their
skill level, are very welcome. Just come along or give Pat
Smurthwaite a ring 627272.
Carol Buck
Good luck to Jenny Smith and Steve Parker with their
respective Open University courses.
LOCAL HISTORY GROUP
Photo from Geoff Brooks
Can you give us names and a year for this picture?
Please send your info to the triangle. Thanks.
On Sunday 28th.October British Summer Time ends.
Put your clocks back one hour
Fencing, tree &
Garden services
Richard Hindby
Your multi-tasking man!
All types of gardening work undertaken.
Fencing erected for your garden, paddock or
field.
Gates hung, trees topped, patios
power-washed, sheds etc painted, over-grown
areas strimmed.
The group usually meets on the third Tuesday of the month
at 7:30pm in the Village Hall. Meetings are open to all, and
those attending are asked to contribute £1 to cover the
cost of hall hire.
Meetings resumed in September after the summer break
with a useful and interesting study evening looking at old
deeds or indentures of properties in the village and
learning how to read them.
We hope to intersperse talks throughout the coming year
with working sessions covering groups of buildings in the
village and recording what we find. The next meeting will
be on Tuesday 16th October at 7:
7:30pm.
30pm. This will be a
planning meeting for projects up to Easter 2013, and there
will also be an opportunity to continue the study theme of
the September meeting. Please bring along your ideas for
future projects, and your property records if you have them.
Grandpa?
We hope to have another local history day next March.
Over the year aim to try and cover the history of different
areas of the village and key buildings and also do some
physical survey work. To this end, the November meeting
will concentrate on the south west corner of the village
when Chris Churches and Martin Holt will present what they
know about their property. We also hope to take in others
in the area of the Malton/Helmsley Road, such as Slingsby
Heights and Croft House. If you have any photographs or
information about this area including the top of High Street
please bring it to that meeting at 7:30pm in the Village Hall
on Tuesday 20th November.
Yes dear
Margaret Mackinder
Tel: 01653 628655
Mobile: 07973 291931
Green Crescent Corner
Granddaughter comes back from Sunday school.
Were you in the Ark with Noah?
No dear, I wasn’t!
Then why weren’t you drowned??
Becoming a grandmother is great fun because you can use
the kid to get back at your daughter.
Roseanne
The Grapes Friday 17th August
SLINGSBY WEBSITE AND
NEWSLETTER AGM 2012
SLINGSBY WEBSITE AND NEWSLETTER GROUP WILL BE
HOLDING ITS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING ON
THURSDAY 22nd NOVEMBER 2012 AT 7pm
IN THE GRAPES, RAILWAY STREET.
ALL RESIDENTS, ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO
WHO READ ‘THE
TRIANGLE’,
TRIANGLE’, USE THE WEBSITE, OR ARE INTERESTED IN HELPING
TO SHAPE THE FUTURE OF THESE TWO COMMUNITY PROJECTS,
ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE.
[email protected]
[email protected]
Jon Boots 01653 628396 or Keith Buck 01653 628211
Photo Richard Flint
It was marvellous to see our village pub open again after a
very long closure.
Catharine and Leigh would like to thank you all for
supporting the pub now that we have opened. Food is now
being served as detailed below. Certain times, especially
Friday and Saturday night, are proving to be very busy so it
is advisable to book if you would like to eat during these
periods. The dining rooms are also available to book if you
are planning a family celebration or party.
Meals are served at the following times:Monday: Closed.
Closed
Tuesday 12noon-2:30pm.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday
12noon-2:30pm & 6pm-9pm
Sunday, 12noon-4pm
The contact number for The Grapes and any bookings is
01653 628076
The above accounts are up to 24th October 2012. Our
financial year finishes on 1st November 2012.
Full audited accounts will be available at the AGM.
The cheque signatories for our Lloyds TSB account are;
Jonathan Boots, Keith Buck, George Dudzinski and David
Thornley. The Treasurer is not a signatory.
Carol Buck. Treasurer
Green Crescent Corner 2
Meter Reader: Why do you reckon you have lived so long?
Resident: To the fact that I haven’t died yet.
My wife and I took out insurance polices on one another, so
now it’s just a waiting game.
By the time you are eighty years old you’ve learned
everything. You only have to remember it.
Plus of course, Sunday Lunch.
New Arrivals
Stephen and Rachel Prest are now grand parents to twin
girls. The girls are Grace Sophia (5lb 6 oz) and Chloe Rose
(4lb 3oz), born on the 4th September. Sisters for Joseph.
Mum & Dad are Richard and Lucy (nee Prest) Dobson
Open every day at 8:00 am
E-mail: [email protected]
Malton Gazette 1975
Meghan and I are very pleased to announce the latest
resident to the village, our new baby girl Lorelei
Bloodworth-Reid, born at Prospect House on Wednesday
5th September, 1:25am weighing 7lb 12oz.
Craig Bloodworth
Welcome to Phillip Jackson who will be living on The Green.
Welcome to Green Dyke Lane, Elaine and Charles
Wrightson, and son Toby. Elaine is a sheep farmer from
near Scarborough. Toby has just started Ampleforth College.
Thanks to Lilyan Hunton for this newspaper cutting.
Get to Know your Website
and win an Annual Family Pass (2
adults & 2 children value £80) for
Castle Howard in this Prize Quiz!
We are naturally delighted by the many favourable comments
we receive about THE TRI∆NGLE newsletter. Comments about
the website, in contrast, are fewer and less positive. It’s not
that people don’t like it – they just don’t see the point of it. We
are hoping with this quiz to show you that there is more to the
website than at first meets your eye, and that you could be
missing out by not making fuller use of it.
Of course we do understand that there may be one major
reason why you aren’t using the website: you don’t have a
computer! And to complete this quiz you will need a
computer (that means a PC, laptop, tablet, or even one of
those smartphones), or access to one. If there isn’t a
computer in your family, you could try using one at your
local library or an internet café. And if you’re put off by the
fact that you are perhaps a little past your prime and
couldn’t possibly cope with learning to use something as
scary as a computer, maybe you should read the short
article by Shelagh Richards – a self-confessed ‘Silver Surfer’
– in the June/July 2012 edition of THE TRI∆NGLE. She
grasped the nettle, bit the bullet, took the bull by the horns
and hasn’t looked back. Honestly, it’s never too late! And if
you think cost may be an issue, it’s not as expensive as you
may think.
Another possible reason for being dismissive about the
website is that you have never looked beyond the Home
Page (what you see when you first open the website) and
don’t realize just how rich and varied is the information that
lies behind the tabs at the top of the screen.
The answers to all the quiz questions can be found on the
website (to remind you it’s at www.slingsbyvillage.co.uk).
With many of them (but not all), you can use the Search
function on the right-hand side of every page, just below
LATEST NEWS AND EVENTS.
When you’re ready, type your answers, in order, in an e-mail
and send it to [email protected].
[email protected]. The
competition winner will be drawn from among all the
correct entries received by Friday 16th November 2012. The
answers will be given and the winner announced in the
December/January issue of THE TRI∆NGLE.
Members of the Slingsby Website and Newsletter Group and
their families are excluded from entry in the competition,
and the judges’ decision is final.
QUESTIONS
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5.
In the panto Jack and the Beanstalk in January 2012,
how much money was raised in aid of Slingsby
Village Hall funds?
If you were catching the bus to Hovingham from
Fryton Lane End, which number bus would you be
using?
Geoff Brooks recommends a bike ride from Slingsby
to Cawton and back. What is the name of the farm
marked 3 on his map of the route?
On what date was the Slingsby Duck Race held in
2011?
…and what time did the children’s ‘post-race’ disco
start?
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Slingsby Village Hall was built in the 1930s. How
much did it cost to build?
Slingsby Castle was built (but never properly finished)
by Sir Charles Cavendish. Between what years was it
built?
…and why did Sir Charles Cavendish flee to the
Continent in 1644?
Name the Stamford Bridge stonemason who sculpted
the new pinnacles for Slingsby’s All Saints church in
May 2012.
John Wesley is said to have once preached in
Slingsby. Which year was that?
When did work start on building the Thirsk and
Malton Railway?
In which year did the last goods train run through
Slingsby?
How many seats on the Parish Council does South
Holme have?
At the Parish Council meeting of 11th October 2011 a
decision was taken to commemorate a recently
deceased resident of Slingsby. Who was it?
Whose stone effigy lies in Slingsby’s All Saints
Church?
What was the name of the glacial lake that once
filled the valley where Slingsby now stands?
What was the Roman name for Malton?
The common ending ‘–by’ in northern English place
names like Slingsby stands for what in modern
Danish?
In 1066, the Vikings were finally driven out of
England by King Harold at a famous battle not far
from Slingsby. Where was that battle?
On what date did the Slingsby website ‘go live’ at
www.slingsbyvillage.co.uk?
George Dudzinski
Thanks to Rachel Underwood of Castle Howard for organising the prize.
Short mat bowling every Thursday evening in the village hall
Contact Ann & Peter Cornick 698526
Your Christmas triangle. The theme is the past
year in Fryton, Slingsby & South Holme.
Let us have your snippets and pictures from 2012.
What has your club been up to? We know that both the
Cricket and Bowling Club have been busy. Tell us all.
Don’t worry about security, The Triangle team
has been vetted by both MI 5, MI 6 and Tony at The Shop.
stop press
Slingsby’s Fuel Buying Consortium is underway
underway
and has taken its first delivery!
To join contact Chr
Chrysa Apps
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 01653 628807
Thanks to Chyrsa and Dave Birkbeck for making this happen.
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Fax 01653 690800
[email protected]
Copy for your December/January triangle by Monday, 19th November please to Keith Buck, Sawpit Cottage, The
Green, Slingsby, York. YO62 4AA 01653 628211 Email: [email protected].