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USEFUL CONTACTSChurchesContacts for weddings, funerals etc:

Revd Katherine E Colwell, St Andrew’s Vicarage, 28 South CliffRoad, Kirton-in-Lindsey, DN21 4NR Tel 01652 640552Rev Enid Knowles, 16 St James Road, Brigg, DN20 8DU Tel 01652 658268

Priest-in-Charge for the parishes of Kirton-in-Lindsey with Manton,Grayingham. Waddingham, Snitterby and Bishop Norton:

Revd Katherine E Colwell, St Andrew’s Vicarage, 28 South CliffRoad, Kirton-in-Lindsey, DN21 4NR Tel 01652 640552ChurchwardensWaddingham Wayne Dewick 818 080 Assistant Jenny Major 818 226Snitterby Anne Lewis 818 207Bishop Norton Jenny Major 818 226 Jim Suggit 818 349Methodist Church Ann Ford 818 335

Member of Parliament Edward Leigh (agent for) 01673 849 003County Council L Strange 01652 628448District Council J Summers 878 600

THE TRIANGLE TEAM Editors: Ros Townsend, Bishop Norton 818 372 Sheila Killingworth, Waddingham 818 123 Marcus Groves 818803 e-mail:- trianglewsb@yahoo.co.uk

Triangle on line http://stmaryandstpeter.webs.com/ Village reps: Waddingham Eileen Oxborough 818 936 Bishop Norton Joyce Cook 818 684 Neil Flear 818 798 Comments and suggestions to the above in writing or by email to theemail address above please. The deadline for each issue is the 15th of the previous month. Wewelcome news of all village activities.Advertisements for events, charities and village news can be inserted free - please contact the editors.Commercial advertisements are charged so for the time beingplease contact: -

Ros Townsend 01673818372 or 07523108043Email trianglewsb@yahoo.co.uk

Well, we need an Advertising Editor.You see the Tri-angle is mainly funded by its Commercial

Advertising and it is imperative that we ensure that our new andregular advertisers know how much to pay, when and to whom.Without this element, we cannot afford to print the magazine and

consequently your community news and voluntary or charitygroup adverts. All the roles that keep the Tri-angle going arevoluntary and the Advertising Editor’s role is no different.

It requires a few hours a week, (but not necessarily in one go)you would need to be on the phone (that would need to be

published in the magazine) and have an email address(thiswouldn’t need publishing in the magazine). Any out of pocket

expenses would be met by the magazine.We also need distributors.

Our conscientious distributors are invaluable, and without themyou wouldn’t receive your magazine each month. We really need

more volunteers to help deliver the Tri-angle, especially inthe Waddingham area , from the end of February.

We are holding a crisis meeting onMONDAY 25TH FEBRUARY 2013

INTHE COMMITTEE ROOM

WADDINGHAM VILLAGE HALL7PM

PLEASE THINK ABOUT HELPING USTO ENSURE THE

FUTURE OF THE TRI-ANGLE(If you think you can help but cannot attend the meeting please

phone or email Ros or Sheila)

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WADDINGHAM PHOTO APPEALDo you have any OLD photographs that could be used in a Waddinghamhistory booklet? We are looking for family photos of local people and localevents and business etc. For example: -

The blacksmith, the forge and horsesThe old joiner’s shop (and joiner)The bakery and millerThe draper’s shop and ownerThe old school and pupilsThe cycle shopThe general storeLocal properties and homes

All pictures would be carefully copied and returned.Please contact Sophie Smurthwaite on tel 01673 818632

The Waddingham Calendar has now raised £400, thanks to all who purchasedone. A few remaining calendars are now on sale at £3 each from SophieSmurthwaite (818632), the Post Office or the Marquis of Granby.

TRIANGLE BUSINESS ADVERTISING RATESInsert 1 issue 1 yearFull page £30 £240Half page £20 £120Quarter page £15 £60Eighth £10 £30Advertising terms and conditionsAll first time adverts must be paid for before publication andall periodical invoices must be paid within 60 days of the duedate to ensure continuing inclusion in the Triangle.

ADVERTISING IN THE TRIANGLECOMMERCIAL ADVERTS ONLY:

CHARITY AND NEWS ARTICLES:Please contact the editors - Ros or Sheila.

Please see inside of front cover for contact details

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BRANDY WHARF LEISURE PARK

TOURIN G CARAV ANS & CAMPINGopen till dusk for

CALOR GAS SALES, BBQ GAS, PATIO GASTel 01673 818010

Mobile Library RoutesBishop Norton ~ Well St

12.45 to 1.15pmSnitterby ~ School Lane

1.30 to 2pmWaddingham ~ The Green

2.15 to 2.45pmThen every four weeks

KIRTON IN LINDSEYPHYSIOTHERAPY

Registered PhysiotherapistAll physiotherapy treatments

ProvidedTreatment at home

Visit website:www.kirtoninlindseyphysiotherapy.co.uk

Call : 07807811810

SINGING FOR PLEASURE.

Rehearsals on Mondays at7.30pm at Waddingham Chapel

New members welcome.No auditionnecessary.Wide range of music.

Bookings & members enquiriesplease ring 01673 818272

Church Fund RaisingThank You

Bishop Norton PCC thanks allwho came to the December CribService and gave nearly £65 for

the Salvation ArmyChristmas Appeal.

SALLOW ROW BRIDGESallow Row Bridge, in the corner of North Carr,

down river from Brandy Wharf was taken out last year.

If you would like it to be re-instated please get in touch with Parish Councillor Godfrey Thacker on 01673 818010.

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S J Wheatley Electrical LtdDomestic, Commercial, Industrial

& AgriculturalAll aspects of electrical work, Inc.

· New Installations· P.A.T Testing· Repair Work· Routine Maintenance· Periodic Inspection & Testing

NICEIC Domestic InstallerTel: 01673 818858 / 07710 641089

Neil Flear ElectricalFor all your electrical requirements

and security systemsHouse rewires, extension wiring,

outside lighting, extra sockets, burglar alarms etcNICEIC approved

Tel Bishop Norton 01673 818798Mobile 07843714745

TELEPHONE ENGINEEREx BT ENGINEER

30 YEARS EXPERIENCEDOMESTIC, COMMERCIAL &

INDUSTRIALSTRUCTURED WIRING,

PREWIRES & NEW BUILDS01673 876242 OR 07742544642

IAN CROMACK

R & M HARRISON LTDELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

OWMBY-BY-SPITALDomestic, Commercial &Agricultural Engineers

Tel 01673 878283Email:

admin@rmharrisonelectrical.co.ukN.I.C.E.I.C. Approved Contractors

U.K.A.S. Accredited

PHIL SOMERSPLUMBING SERVICES

Prompt, reliable & professionalFull heating systems

Bathrooms fitted & tiledCylinder changesAll leaks & repairsTel 01673 818524

Mobile 07790241145

Kev GrayPainter & Decorator

Over 35 years Experience1 Paddock Chase

GlenthamLN8 2FB

Tel:01673 878593Mobile: 07752 184 771

E-mail: popsisjoy@aol.com

NEIL BLOOMFIELDHOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTTiling, Flooring, Electrical, Plastering,

Joinery, Plumbing, Kitchens,Bathrooms, Extensions, Loft Conversions,

Flood and Fire Damage

Jobs Big and Small, I Do Them All.15 Years Experience.

Reliable Friendly Service.Mob: 07732224056

Specialists in Lawnmower & HorticulturalMachinery

Bishop BridgeMarket RasenLincs LN8 3LY

Tel (01673)844020Fax. (01673)844021www.greenstripe.net

Green StripeGARDEN MACHINERY

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BISHOP NORTON LUNCHESTwo course home cooked lunches will be served including tea or coffee

EVERYONE £4These will be served in the village hall on

13th February 2013at 12 noon

Weds13th March 2013, Weds 10th April 201 Weds 8th May 2013.

Please book at least 2 days in advance of the lunch dates.Everyone is welcome!

For further details please contact: Ann 818917 or Karen 818798

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Waddingham Village Hall Supporters ClubThe following information was kindly supplied by John Woodliffe, hehad kept the information of when the 200 Club was formed. Here is an

extract showing how things have changed! The club was started in August1974 and the subscription was £13 a year or 25p per week.

There were monthly prizes as follows :-September - Deep Freeze; October - Portable Battery/ Mains Radio

November - A Case of Wine; December - Christmas HamperJanuary - Canteen of Cutlery; February - Colour Television

March - Portable Battery/ Mains Tape Recorder; April - Car RadioMay - Set of Suitcases; June - Cassette Tape Recorder

July - Portable Typewriter; August - CarHow things change!

Waddingham 200 ClubWinners for December 2012

£30 - 6 - Margaret Whitworth - Cornwall£15 - 106 - Martin Woodliffe - Australia

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Mini Digger for Hire

One and half ton mini diggerwith driver for hire

Contact Neil on 01673 818798for info.

Footings dug out, areasleveled etc.

IAN SMITHBUILDING SERVICES

EXTENSIONS, ROOFINGBLOCK PAVING, PLASTIC

FASCIA, GUTTERINGPLASTERING & ALL GENERAL

BUILDING WORKTel. 01673 818614

PROTEC CLEANINGSERVICES

Specialising in Carpet & UpholsteryCleaning

Edward Proctor, ProprietorHigh Street, Scotter, Lincs,

DN21 3TNTel. 01724 761060

Mobile 07710794285

T W FAULKNERPainter & Decorator

Bramble CottageChapel Lane

SnitterbyTel. 01673 818718

Interior & exterior work

D. BEAUMONT MOTORSWaddingham Tel.818380

Motor EngineerService & RepairsMOT Preparation

CAR SALESCARS BOUGHT FOR CASH

J. D. EVERETTHaulage

ATTERBYSand/gravel/stone

Supplied and delivered

Tel: 01673 81866501673 818270

SNITTERBY

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8 Russet LaneWrawby, Brigg

North LincolnshireDN20 8GD

Telephone 01652 652013Mobile 07949103918

NEW HEATING SYSTEMSBOILER CHANGESREPAIR & SERVICEBATHROOM & SHOWERROOM INSTALLATIONSGENERALPLUMBINGNO CALL OUTCHARGEFREE ESTIMATES

D. Stewart LimitedPlumbing & Heating

CORGINO225615

Marron LiqueursPersonalised Gifts

Fruit and ChocolateLiqueurs

Pear and Apple CidersIndividual label designs,

make perfect gifts forChristmas, Birthdays, Weddings,

Valentines, Mother’s Day orother special events.

Visitwww.marronliqueurs.co.uk

or ring Margaret or Ron on01673 818478

for a personal service

FUN QUIZ NIGHTat BISHOP NORTON

VILLAGE HALL FRIDAY 1st FEBRUARY 2013

7.30PM Teams of up to six people.

£4 per person to include supper.

Please bring your own drinksTo book your team please ring Karen 818798 or Ann 818917 before Monday 28th January so catering can be organised

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Sun 17TH FEB

L.I.V.E.SRECRUITMENT

DRIVEL.I.V.E.S. urgently need newmembers.No experience is necessary asfull training and support isgiven.If you have a few hours tospare a week & would like tomake a contribution to theTri-angle area please contact

LIVES HeadquartersOn

01507525999

We meet at Waddingham Chapelat 6pm on Mondays for secretweigh-in coffee & chat.

£2 + raffle

Everyone welcomejust come along.

BISHOP NORTON THROUGH THE AGES DVDThe DVD shows life in Bishop Norton through the ages

up to the Diamond Jubilee.Copies are still available at £5 each.

Please ring Karen 818798 to obtain your copy

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The Oldest Woman in the VillageThe oldest female resident of Waddingham, Mrs Norah Brackenbury (aged 94),passed away on 13 December 2012. The service of thanksgiving for her long life washeld at St Mary and St Peter’s Church on 28 December. Norah’s family would liketo thank everyone who attended. They are also grateful for the support they havereceived from Norah’s carers, friends and the community as a whole. Norah was born in Bishop Norton in 1918, the third child of George andMaria Chappell. George was the village blacksmith and he also lived into his 90s.Maria died when Norah was very young and she was brought up by her step-mother,Alexandra. In 1939 Norah moved to Waddingham with her husband, Jack Cook, andtheir daughter, Janet, was born in the village. Jack died during World War II andNorah moved back to Bishop Norton to her parents’ home. In 1947 Norah marriedAlbert Brackenbury and the family returned to Waddingham. Later that year theirson, Peter, was born. Waddingham was to be Norah and Albert’s home for the rest of their lives;Norah working as a postwoman for many years and Albert working as a driver forBlue Circle Cement. They bought the two adjoining properties and land known as FoxHall in Joshua Way and in later years built a bungalow on the land, where they livedin their retirement. After Albert’s death in 1997 Norah moved to a bungalow nearthe village green.An avid reader and with a keen interest in politics and current affairs, Norah alsoloved sport. She played tennis in her youth and took up bowls in her later years,playing until she was 90. Her rich social life over the years included being an activemember of the Guild, the Royal British Legion and the Wednesday Club. She was aregular at bingo in Waddingham village Hall and at South Kelsey. Norah was bright,funny and down to earth. Insightful, broad-minded and loving she will be missed bymany and leaves a huge hole in the lives of her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

SPRINGJOINERYMADE TO MEASURE

Doors, Sash windows, Stairs, Laminate flooring, Skirting,Internal and External property maintenance & much more…

Contact William SpringTel: 01673 818971 Mob: 07823 559774

www.springjoinery.co.uk enquiries@springjoinery.co.ukSchool Lane, Snitterby, Gainsborough, DN21 4TS

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PRESERVING GOD’S ACRE

A Churchyard is sometimes known as “God’s Acre”. One source suggests that thefirst use of the term was by the Moravian Church of Germany. The first MoravianGod's Acre was begun in 1730. As the Moravian Church spread around the world,they laid out their graveyards on hilltops, calling them Hutberg and naming thegraveyard God's Acre. God's Acre is not literally one acre in size; many are largeror smaller.There also exists in Britain a charity known as “Caring For God’s Acre”. Its visionis for Churchyards and Burial sites within the British Isles to be valued now and forthe future, and members work hard to preserve the history and wildlife of church-yards. You may like to look up its website to find out more.The churchyards in our Triangle villages are very old, and whilst other local landmay change use over time, some being sold for, say, housing or other development,churchyards are like time capsules, largely unchanged for decades. The result is thatthey are havens for wildlife and remain peaceful spaces open to all who wish to visitthe graves of loved ones, trace their ancestors, or just enjoy a few moments peaceand quiet in a busy world.The maintenance of our village churchyards is hard work, and I would like to thankpublicly all those who contribute towards it in any way throughout the year. And Iwould also like to make a plea. Churchyards are very special places that haveretained their character for centuries, but they are only able to do so because theyare subject to very strict controls known as Churchyard Regulations set by theChurch of England. This means that certain things that may be permitted in CivicCemeteries run by the Local Authority may not be allowed in Churchyards. Forexample, the rather florid type of monuments and inscriptions so beloved by ourVictorian ancestors are no longer allowed. Neither are some sorts of headstones,images, engravings or words, coloured lettering or highly polished stone, or otherfeatures that you might see in a different sort of burial ground. This is not theChurch of England being awkward – it is simply an attempt to preserve character ofour Churchyards as dignified places of rest for the departed and reflection for theliving, in keeping with Christian beliefs. My plea is that we all try to understand this,and try not to take offence or be upset if the rules do not allow us to do just as weplease with the graves of our loved ones.Whether you help cut the grass, tidy the weeds or simply come to lay flowers andbe quiet for a while, you are very welcome. But please help us to work within therules. We are all stewards of these sacred spaces, and have a responsibility to carefor them and hand them on to the next generation in good order.Revd Kathy

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VISITS AT HOME, HOME COMMUNIONS AND TRANSPORT TOCHURCH………………………….The clergy are always pleased to visit people at home or in hospital. Please dolet us know if you or someone else would like a visit. Also we are willing totake communion to those who are housebound. We may also be able to ar-range lifts to church for those who cannot otherwise attend. Please phone; Rev J Wilson 01652 648647 or Mr P Dewick Churchwarden 01673818080 Or Rev K Colwell 01652 640 552.

WADDINGHAM CHURCH CLEANING & FLOWERS 3rd Mrs A Sykes; 10th Mrs L Cousins/ Mrs J Wainwright

17th Mrs J Hill ; 24th Mr I Brewin

Bishop Norton Flowers Mrs J Major 3rd & 10th

CHURCH SERVICES FOR FEBRUARY 2013

Sun 3 Feb 9.30am Bishop Norton Communion

Sun 10 Feb 9.30am Snitterby Communion

Wed 13 Feb 7.00pm GrayinghamAsh Wednesday Service

Sun 17 Feb 11.00am Bishop Norton Family Service

Wed 20 Feb 7.00pm Waddingham Evening Prayer

Sun 24 Feb 9.30am Waddingham Communion

ROMAN CATHOLIC SERVICESHolyrood Catholic Church, Market Rasen, Tel 01673 842323, Masson Sundays 11am, also St Thomas More, Caistor at 9.15amSt Mary’s Church, Brigg, Tel 01652 652 221, Vigil Mass,Saturdays 6pm; Mass, Sunday

Waddingham Church now has an excellent website that is athttp://stmaryandstpeter.webs.com/Have at look to see what is going on.

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WADDINGHAM METHODIST CHAPELSERVICES FOR FEBRUARY 2013

Methodist Services at 10.15am3rd Feb Rev Barry Leah10th Feb Marjory Taylor17th Feb Rev John Cole24th Feb Rev Enid Knowles Holy Communion

WADDINGHAM METHODIST GUILD REPORT13.11.12Scunthorpe Street Pastors is a group to which Paul Silabon belongs and works along-side the police and another group called Nightsafe. They walk the streets where youngpeople are leaving night clubs and pubs and may need help. The Street Pastors givepractical help and advice and are qualified First Aiders. They each carry a bag whichcontains everything they may need from foil blankets and sticking plasters to rubbergloves and lighters. Indeed, on occasion, they will administer First Aid until theambulance arrives. They collect bottles which may be broken and even supply flipflops to those who have either lost their shoes or simply taken them off because theirfeet hurt! 27.11.12Gary Allen is one of our regular speakers who tells us of his and his wife's travels toexotic places. This time, however, he told us about their visit to the Orkney Islands onthe North East coast of Scotland. The Mainland (the biggest island) has its own airportbut to get to the others take a bit more effort. Gary told us some of the history of theisland from the Viking invasions to the scuppering of the German fleet in 1918 in Scapa Flow. He also updated us on the school in Nepal which he and some friendspatronise. It is flourishing and has acquired another teacher - for English! 18.12.12It wouldn't be Christmas without a visit from the Saint John Singers. They worked allyear to produce another wonderful evening of entertainment - making us laugh andsing - lifting our spirits and sending us home happy (after tea and mince pies. of

Guild Meetings at 7.30pm

12th Feb Hobbies and Technology Mrs K Howarth

26th Feb Hearing Dogs for the Deaf

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CASTLE

Building & GardenMaintenance

All types of work undertaken

Brickwork, Roofing,Joinery, Decorating,

Plastering&

Garden WorkNO JOB TOO BIGOR TOO SMALL

Call Andy on: 07852 190091 or01673 818543

CHARITY BOOKSRoger Bishop has organised a charity bookcollection and distribution scheme.

∙   He will collect unwanted books freeof charge

∙   He  can  provide  consignments  ofbooks for charitable organisationsand events.

∙   He  can  sometimes  find  books,authors  and topics for individualreaders.

Please ring Roger Bishop on07751927941.

Alison’s Repairs& Alterations

All types of repairs &alterations undertaken

Clothes, curtains,soft furnishings, etc

Tel : Alison Cousins:07732392176

Email : gacrosbie@btinternet.comBased in Waddingham

Do you need alocal, reliable, CRB checked

BABYSITTER?Then talk to Laura on

818372 0r 07907635144Or email

lstownsend@hotmail.co.ukfor further information.

Waddingham New YearDuck Race

Thank you to all who supportedthis event which was held on abrightand breezy day on Sunday30th December. The beck was

flowing well and the ducks swamin the current well!!!

£300.65 was raised for village hallfunds and the positions were as

follows:-

1st - £25 - Fred Thompson2nd - £10 - Jim Wainwright

3rd - £5 - Happie Green

BINGOWADDINGHAM VILLAGE HALL

on Saturdays 2ND & 16THFEBRUARY 2013Assorted prizes:

Groceries, meat, cash etcAlso raffle & meat boardRefreshments available

EVERYONE WELCOMEDoors open at 6.30pmEyes down at 7.30pm

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· Extensions· Technical Drawings· Planning Applications· Building regulationsFrom concept & design to planning applica-tions, call now for your free, no obligationconsultation

Martin Flynn: 07894 511 929Martinflynndesign@gmail.com

BBS Bradsaw Building Services

Architectural Services

House PlansSpecifications Drawn Up

Buildings Regulation ServiceContact Pete Bradshaw on

01652 655368 or 07719729109Email : petbrdshw@talktalk.net

Home Call Computer ServicesProfessional, friendly & reliable Pc maintenance

Email: Trevor@hccs-direct.co.uk Web: www.hccs-online.co.uk

Appointments arranged at your convenience.

01673-818624 07742827285

LABC Partner

WADDINGHAM JUBILEE HALL

CABARETON

FRIDAY 12TH APRILWITH

NOEL GEE AND THE PRESIDENTSZACK STEVENS

AND SHARNA

ALL PROCEEDS WILL GO TO HELP THE HEROES

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WADDINGHAMSHOP

Opening hours:

Monday to Friday7am to 7pmSaturday

8am to 4pmSunday

9am to 12 midday

NATIONAL LOTTERYNOW AVAILALBE!

Health Lottery already here!

Waddingham Under 5‘s Playgroup“Children are cared for in a secure and welcoming

environment.... where they are able to choose from a widerange of activities. ”Ofsted report 2005

Children 2 - 5 years welcomeFree places available

Contact Alyson Filmer 01673 818223 / 0797065507Opening times: Monday - Friday 9.00-12.00

Ofsted Registered

ST PETER’S CHURCH BISHOP NORTONINVITES YOU TO ITS MONTHLY

COFFEE MORNINGON

WEDNESDAY 27TH FEBRUARY 2013FROM 10.30AM

This year's receiving charity will be decided at this event.Thank you to all who contributed to raising £217.78

for STRUT in 2012

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12 TON HYMAC 360°UP TO 30ft REACHOWN TRANSPORT

SPECIALISING INDIKEWORK

POND DREDGINGDIGGING

DIGGER FORHIRE

We are also experienced groundworkersand can assist with connections to the

new drainage system being undertakenby Anglian Water if required.

MATHS TUITION

GCSE(inc. Functional Skills)

AS/A-LEVEL(all options)

IB/UNDERGRAD

Experienced teacher with ahistory of successReasonable rates

Phone: 01673-818263(Paul)

SALLY’S TAXISWADDINGHAM

Friendly & Reliable Private Hire Service

Local &Long Distance

18 Years Experience

Tel 07739836043

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Industry in Kirton LindseyMartin Hollingsworth of the

Kirton in Lindsey Society

Wednesday 13 Februaryat 7.30pm

in Waddingham Methodist ChapelEveryone is welcome!

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MURPHY’SLANDSCAPESWhere Quality Counts

PATIOS / PAVING FENCING / TRELLIS DECKING / PERGOLAS TURFING / SEEDING PONDS / WATER FEATURES PLANTING SCHEMES COMPLETE DESIGN + BUILD SERVICE GARDEN MAINTENANCE

TEL / FAX 01673 818141MOBILE 07976815587

CLASSIFIED ADVERTSDo you have something you

want to sell?

If you’d like to advertise in thepaper copy of the Triangle thenContact Ros on 818372 or email

the Triangle for prices.

HOWEVERif you’d like to advertise youitem ONLY on the web copyyou can now do so FREE of

charge!

(Ad’s for the web copy must bereceived by e-mail)

EMMA FROST PERSONALTRAINING

CLASSES AT GLENTHAM VILLAGE HALL:

MONDAY 7:10pm – 7:30pmABS CLASS - £1 ENTRY

MONDAY 7:30pm – 8:15pmCIRCUITS CLASS - £3 ENTRY

WEDNESDAY 11:30am – 12:15pm –MOVEMENT & FLEXIBILITY FOR THE OVER

40’s - £3 ENTRYWEDNESDAY 7:10pm –ABS CLASS - £1 ENTRY

WEDNESDAY 7:30pm – 8:15pm –BOXERCISE - £3 ENTRY

SUNDAY 9:30am – BOOT CAMP(CONTACT TO BOOK AS BOOT CAMP RUNS OVER

A 4 WEEK PERIOD)

FOR MORE INFO/TO BOOKCONTACT ME

ON 07912221261 OR EMAILemmaand1607@talktalk.net

R a f f l e P r i z e s i n c l u d eA w e e k a t a B a n d B i n F r a n c eA c a s e o f w i n e , A f l i g h t i n a G l i d e r ,B r u n c h f o r 2 a t U n c l e H e n r y ’ ’ s a n dl o t s m o r e .T i c k e t s c o s t £ 3 6 a n d f u n d s r a i s e d w i l lg o t o W a d d i n g h a m P r i m a r y S c h o o l .

Waddingham Jubilee HallThursday Afternoon Entertainment

2pm - 4.30pm

21st FebruaryCOLIN STEVENS

21st MarchSTEVE MOORE

23rd MayKAREN LE SHONE

Admission £4 (including refreshments)

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Your Neighbourhood Policing Team

PC 326 Martin DOHERTY martin.doherty@lincs.pnn.police.ukPCSO Julie MCFAUL julie.mcfaul@lincs.pnn.police.ukPCSO Ange RAPER angie.raper@lincs.pnn.police.uk

One of your neighbourhood officers will be attending the followingCoffee Morning’s / Police Surgeries we will be pleased to meet you anddiscuss any issues you may wish to raise alternatively please call 101.

Date Location Time 6th Feb 2013 Glentham Village Hall 10.00 – 11.0021st Feb 2013 Hemswell Cliff Primary School 09.30 – 10.30

To report a Crime please call 101.If ‘urgent’ please call 999.

If you would like to pass information anonymously, please call CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111.

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Report on Bishop Norton Parish Council Meeting held on 8 January 2013

All Councillors were present, the Clerk, County Councillor Strange and 10 mem-bers of the Public.

Apologies were received from PCSO Raper

· Computer equipment had been purchased to enable the Parish Council, toview planning documents from WLDC, which are only available on line

· Installation of Broadband at the Village Hall is ongoing· Drainage at the allotments will take place early February to alleviate

flooding· A 30mph limit will be installed through Atterby· Councillors discussed letter from WLDC regarding localising Council

Tax support· Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinator had received information from

‘Lincolnshire Alert’ regarding ‘fraudulent phone calls’· Joint Planning Unit, the Chairman read out a letter that had been sent

from the Parish Council to the JPU regarding their response to the windfarm at Hemswell and the JPU having selected suitable areas in

Lincolnshire for large scale wind farms without consultation with the local councils. The draft strategy of the JPU will become a formal document by the summer 2013· Wind Farm at Hemswell Cliff a decision could possibly be made at the WLDC Planning Meeting on 23 February, but the date is subject to change· Council agreed to a donation of £100 to the Citizen Advice Bureau· Date of next Council Meeting is 12 March 2013

Bishop Norton Bowls ClubFixtures

Sun 3rd Ingham V Bishop Norton YellowThurs 7th Bishop Norton Green V Middle Rasen Tupholme

Thurs 7th Middle Rasen Drax V Bishop Norton YellowWed 13th Bishop Norton Yellow V Ingham

Thur 14th Bishop Norton Green V GlenthamTues 19th Glentham V Bishop Norton Green

Wed 20th Reepham V Bishop Norton YellowTues 26th Cherry Willingham V Bishop Norton Yellow

Thur 28th Bishop Norton Yellow Vs Middle Rasen TupholmeThur 28th Middle Rasen Drax V Bishop Norton Green

USEFUL CONTACTS CONTINUEDParish Councils:

Waddingham Chairman David Waite 818 628 Clerk P Wainwright 818 458Snitterby Chairman Brian Milton 818 314 Clerk E O’Connor 818 044Bishop Norton Chairman David Lee 818386 Clerk Mrs V Hallam 818 135

Doctor – Hibaldstow Surgery 01652 650 580W.L.D.C 01427 676 67Hospitals: Gainsborough, John Coupland 01427 816 500 Lincoln County 01522 512 512 Lincoln, St Georges 01522 512 512 Scunthorpe General 01724 282 282Post Offices: Waddingham 818 274 Bishop Norton 818 358Bishop Norton Village Historian George Dickinson 818 309Bishop Norton Church Keys Sylvia Graves 818 773Snitterby Church Doug Page 818 279Neighbourhood Watch

Snitterby Karen Everett 818 364 Bishop Norton Mick Hallam 01673 818135Waddingham Church Keys – see churchwardensWaddingham Chapel keys Ann Ford 818 335Playgroup Alyson Filmer 818 223Utilities Yorkshire Electricity, power failures 0800 375 675 Anglian Water 08457 145 145 Gas leaks 0800 111 999Schools & Colleges Waddingham County Primary 818 239 Huntcliff, Kirton Lindsey 01652 648 276 John Leggott College 01724 282 998 North Lindsey College 01724 281 111 De Aston School 01673 843 415Police EMERGENCY ONLY NUMBER 999New Single Non Emergency Number 101Pension/Benefit SurgeriesWLDC Area Office, Market Rasen - 3rd Thurs each month, 10 - 12amWLDC, Guildhall, Gainsborough - every Tues 9 - 12amGainsborough CAB - 1st Thurs each month, 10 - 12amTel Pensions Local Service 01522 343046Citizens’ Advice Bureau 01724 848645

WADDINGHAM SNITTERBY BISHOP NORTON

Fri 1 Quiz Night

Sat 2 BINGO WHISTSun 3Mon 4 BOWLSTues 5 DANCE CLASSWed 6 DANCE CLASS Bowls 2.00-4.00Thurs 7 Bowls 7.00-9.30Fri 8Sat 9 WHIST

Sun 10

Mon 11 BOWLSTues 12 DANCE CLASS

Wed 13 DANCE CLASS Lunch 12.00Bowls 7.00-9.30

Thurs 14 BOWLS Bowls 2.00-4.00 &7.00-9.30

Fri15

Sat 16 BINGO WHISTSun 17

Mon 18 BOWLS

Tues 19 DANCE CLASS

Wed 20 DANCE CLASS Bowls 2.00-4.00

Thurs 21AFTERNOON

ENTERTAINMENT/BOWLS

Fri 22Sat 23 WHISTSun 24

Mon 25 TRIANGLEMEETING/BOWLS

Tues 26 DANCE CLASSWed 27 DANCE CLASS Bowls 2.00-4.00Thurs 28 BOWLS Bowls 7.00-9.30

Playgroup Monday to Friday Mornings - Alyson Filmer 818223Village Hall bookings: - Waddingham, J Wainwright 818458;Snitterby, B Milton, 818314;

Bishop Norton, Mrs V Hallam,818135

FEBRUARY 2013