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The Bartonian-issue 60

BARTONIAN

STOP PRESS….. LATEST DETAILS FOR BARTON ARTS 2013 SEE PAGE 13

ISSUE NUMBER 60 JULY 2013

LOCAL NEWS AND VIEWS FROM BARTON TOWN COUNCIL

Please support your local shops and businesses

The voluntary members of the committee are well underway organising Barton’s amazing and unique annual ‘Bike Fest’ based on the same successful format as in previous years.

The event certainly puts Barton on the map with 1000s of visitors travelling from all around the country and even overseas as the event has become a very respected motorcycle gathering that many look forward to. This annual social night is ‘one not to be missed’.

We are pleased to receive financial support from the Town Council and commercial sponsorship from Lindsey Relay, Euronics, as a main sponsor along with the pubs, cafes, food outlets and local businesses supporting the event.

Barton Rotary, Barton Lions and Barrow Rotary along with local residents are once again marshalling with professional cover supplied by TSS Events of Lincoln.

Several of the local pubs including The Old Mill, The Coach & Horses and The Red Lion will have live bands playing to keep you entertained and the town’s array of food outlets once again will be well stocked and open late.

North Lincolnshire Classic MC are providing some live action staging the very popular Trials Display in the Cottage Lane car park along with many trade stands set up around the streets selling and showing motorcycle related product.

We hope to have a few Barry Sheene bikes on display in the Market Place and on High Street Custom Bikes with around the corner in Queen Street the very popular show of Classic and Vintage bikes that attract many visitors both young and old.

The North Lincolnshire Deputy Mayor and the Town Mayor will be attending, judging and presenting a trophy for Best Classic Bike on show.

We are looking forward to a great night and invite you to come along and enjoy this free community event run by a dedicated team of volunteers.

Committee members: Barrie Newton, Chris Ashton, Alvin Chapman, Jon Evison, John Oxley, Janet Oxley, Alan Todd

www.bartonbikenight.com Facebook & Twitter

17th Annual Barton Bike Night –

Wednesday, 3rd July, 2013 - 5 to 10pm

http://www.bartonbikenight.com


Barton Tourism Partnership www.barton-upon-humber.org.uk

Above are just some of the events taking place in Barton this year. Details of all events can be found on www.barton-upon-

humber.org.uk If your event isn’t listed contact the Barton Tourism Partnership on [email protected]

Event Date Time Description Price

Barton Farmers’ Markets

Saturday, July 13, Aug 10, Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9

9am – 1pm Venue: King Street.

Snake Strings Friday, July 12 7.30pm Saxophonist Snake Davis collaborates with his string quartet in the magnificent setting of St. Mary’s Church

£12.50

Performance in the Park

Sunday, July 14 2pm Around the World in 80 Days (Baysgarth Park)

Free

Wildlife Day Water’s Edge Visitors Centre

Sunday, July 28 10am – 5pm

Exhibition stands, family activities, demonstrations by Willow Falconry Free

Picnic in the Park Sunday, August 4 12pm – 4pm

An afternoon of free entertainment in Baysgarth Park

Free


Sunday, August 11 2pm Peter Pan (Baysgarth Park) Free


Sunday, August 25 2pm Treasure Island (Baysgarth Park) Free

Barton Heritage Fortnight (to include Lincolnshire Heritage Days)

Friday 6 –Monday 9 September

Friday 13 - Sunday 15 September

Saturday 14 – Sunday 15 September

Various times. Full details on line in the autumn 1pm – 4pm

Behind Closed Doors. Find out more about Barton’s historic buildings with events on 6 –9 September and during the Heritage Open Days Weekend on 13 - 15 September Full programme details will be available in the autumn from the Wilderspin National School at www.wilderspinschool.org.uk

51 Fleetgate Open Days

Insight Open Studios (throughout North Lincolnshire)

September 21, 22, 28, 29

10am – 5pm

Celebrate the artistic talents of the area

Free

The Big Draw Wilderspin School

October 3 – November 3

Come along and draw a mystery object – as part of the Big Draw 2013

Free

An Evening with David Nobbs at The Ropewalk

Friday October 4 7.30pm The man behind TV series “The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin” and “A Bit of a Do” looks back on 50 years as a comedy writer.

£12/£14otd

Waters' Edge Visitors Centre

Sat 19th & Sun 20th October

10am - 4pm

The Wonder of Amber - an exhibition of Baltic amber & handmade amber jewellery

Free

Lantern Making October 21 - 25 10am to 3pm

Come along and create a lantern for the town’s Christmas Festival parade

£5 per day per child, adults

free

Barton Ghost Walk

October 31 7.30pm Meet some of the characters and hear their tales of myths and legends in Barton’s colourful past. Also last Wednesday in November, January, February and March. Meet in car park at Baysgarth House Museum

£4, £3

Craft Fair Waters’ Edge

November 2 & 3 10am – 4pm

Ideal for unusual and attractive Christmas gifts

Free

Barton Lions Bonfire

November 5 6pm onwards

The annual bonfire night celebration with its spectacular firework display

£3 adults, under 16s £1,

free if with adult

http://www.barton-upon-humber.org.uk



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The Rotary Club of Barrow Meridian

BECK HILL MOTORS LTD St Mary’s Works Soutergate Barton-on-Humber DN18 5HG

www.beckhillmotors.co.uk

01652 632400

All makes of cars and light commercials welcome!

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M.O.T. S CLASS 4 & 7 Inc Motorhomes Servicing & Repairs Diagnostics Air Conditioning Exhausts - Tyres - Batteries 4 Wheel Alignment Car Wash & Valeting

The Club marshalled and helped facilitate the walk across the Humber Bridge in memory of Archie Roberts from Barton who was sadly born asleep. Kelly Roberts organised a sponsored walk and locals came out in high numbers and raised £3457.32 for the charity SANDS, half of which went to support the baby unit at Scunthorpe.

On April 1st Barrow car boot sale was well supported despite the very cold conditions and the Rotary food stand did very well plying all with hot teas and coffees and bacon butties.

A big thank you to Spencer Engineering at Barrow for allowing us to use their yard for the car boot sale if the playing field was too wet.

Three refurbished computers have been presented to Beach Farm Care Home,

Barrow, for the use of the residents. President Peter Towle is

shown in the picture with care home manager Richard Bye. All the computers were generously donated by Mark van den Bos and refurbished by Chris Richardson, both of Barrow.

A further refurbished computer was presented to a local man to help him keep in touch with friends from the comfort of his own home while a fifth was presented to the Orkidz pre-school play group in Queen Street, Barton.

A cheque for £250 was presented to the Candlelighters cancer group and three wheelchairs were supplied to Mobility which is Rotary’s charity. A local person was given financial support to help with transport to visit their very poorly child in hospital.

LIVES received a cheque for £1,800 raised from the football match and auction at the Royal Oak with Paul Finnis and his gang working hard both before and during this event to create a great result.

Next on the agenda is the Rotary Car Show on July 20th and a fun and car boot day on July 21st.

A shoe box appeal is planned for August with more details on how to get involved and help being released very soon.

Barrow Meridian are organising a performance by the Louth Male Voice Choir at Holy Trinity Church on July 12th starting at 7pm. Tickets, costing £6, are available from Sergeants Butchers and the Post Office in Barrow or by contacting Graham on 07853381347.


Barton Town Service 254

Monday, Wednesday & Friday

______________________________________________ Tesco 09.35 10.35 11.35 12.35

Mkt Place 09.39 10.39 11.39 12.39 Eastfield Rd 09.41 10.41 11.41 12.41 Meadow Drive 09.44 10.44 11.44 12.44

Mkt Place 09.48 10.48 11.48 High Street 09.50 10.50 11.50 Tesco 09.54 10.54 11.54

Tesco 09.55 10.55 Westfield Rd 09.58 10.58

Far Ings 10.01 11.01 Tesco 10.04 11.04

Tesco 10.10 11.10 12.10 High St 10.13 11.13 12.13

Market P 10.15 11.15 12.15 Bowmandale 09.17 10.17 11.17 12.17 Tofts Rd 09.24 10.24 11.24 12.24

Mkt Place 09.26 10.26 11.26 12.26 High St 09.28 10.28 11.28 12.28 Tesco 09.32 10.32 11.32 12.32

THE SLOOP INN

81 WATERSIDE ROAD

BARTON UPON HUMBER

DN18 5BA

01652 637287

HOME OF

GOOD

FOOD

MMMMM—Homemade Steak & Kidney Suet Pudding!!

Also Homemade sausages, Pies, Soups, Deserts and even Chips.

Vegetarian Meals, and lots more!!

Sunday Roast with Homemade Yorkshire Puddings and Real Gravy!!

Children`s Menu

Delicious Hand Pulled Real Ales and Guest Beers

Speciality Coffees and Soft Drinks

Open7 Days a Week ( No food served Mondays except Bank Holidays )

Dave, Jenny Family and Staff welcome all ...........Even your pet dog!!

BARTON SENIOR ALLIANCE

This year’s Service & Tea

will be arranged with Barton Churches Together

for MONDAY 9th SEPTEMBER 2013 IN TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH on Holydyke

(entrance in Vestry Lane) All Barton residents over 50 are welcome, including

those who are living in residential homes, and we

can provide transport thanks to Barton Town

Council & Transport Solutions.

For transport contact AGE UK North Lincs on 01652

636208. Trinity Caterers provide the tea & young people from Baysgarth School helping hands and feet.

WE HOPE YOU CAN JOIN US FOR WHAT HAS BECOME PART OF BARTON’S SOCIAL

CALENDAR

Has anyone noticed that the seats near the Beck have had a facelift? They have

been given an annual facelift by a very kind chap called Joe, so thank you to him

for giving his time to clean and paint all the seats in that area, following the

repairs carried out by the town council.


In case of need the contact details of Barton Churches Together are:-

Anglican St Mary’s Burgate DN18 5EZ Tel 01652 632202 www.stmarysbarton.org.uk

Methodist Trinity Chapel Lane DN18 5PJ Tel 01652 632148 www.bartoncircuit.btinternet.co.uk

New Life Church 2pm Sun Baysgarth Leisure Centre Tel 01724 280340 www.newlifechurch.co.uk

Roman Catholic St Augustine’s Whitecross St. DN18 5DF Tel 01652 652221 www.staugweb.co.uk

Salvation Army The Citadel Queen St. DN18 5QP Tel 01652 632666 www.bartonsalvationarmy.co.uk

Baysgarth House Museum

Events and Exhibitions Summer/ Autumn 2013

All Change at Baysgarth House Museum Come along to Baysgarth House Museum and see our new permanent displays.

Discover the impact of war in Northern Lincolnshire, experience life as a Victorian child

and find out how Baysgarth House has changed over the last 300 years. Younger visitors

can play fun puzzles and games with our new Baysgarth Explorers Activity Backpacks.

The refurbishment has been funded as part of a £50,000 Your Heritage grant from the

Heritage Lottery Fund.

A Picture Of......

An Exhibition of Photographs by Paul Davies

Saturday 29th June until Sunday 29th September Paul Davies is a local self taught amateur photographic artist who recently achieved a 1st Class Diploma

in Commercial Photography, producing work from traditional dramatic landscapes to experimental iPad

imagery. The exhibition is an eclectic mix of local scenes and portraits to still life and abstract images that

will contain something for all tastes.

Car Boot Sale Sunday 7th July

10am - 1pm Pick up a bargain at our first museum car boot sale in the grounds of Baysgarth House and Park.

Passion for Fashion

Saturday 5th October – Sunday 1st December Visit this beautiful exhibition and experience the fashions of the decade from the 1940s to the modern

day.

The First World War: Call for Objects From 2014 Baysgarth Museum will stage a number of exhibitions and events to commemorate the

centenary of the outbreak of the First World War. We are looking to loan objects for display. If you have

any First World War related objects and would be happy to loan them to the museum please get in touch.

For more information about any of the above events or to find out about our volunteering

opportunities contact Baysgarth House Museum on 01652 637568 or email [email protected].

Baysgarth House Museum is open Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays 12pm - 4pm.

Reg.Charity No: 1114978 Company No: 581893

http://www.stmarysbarton.org.uk/

http://www.newlifechurch.co.uk/



USEFUL NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE COUNCIL

WASTE INFORMATION

Collection of bulky items: 01724 297000

Flytipping: 01724 297000

Household waste disposal/

recycling centres: 01724 297000

Litter: 01724 297000

Pest Control : 01724 297626/7

Waste commercial/trade: 01724 297806

Barton refuse site on Gravel Pit Lane

Summer opening hours: 10.00am to 6.00pm

(1 March to 31 October)

Winter opening hours: 10.00am to 4.00pm

(1 November to 28/29 February)

Closed all day Wednesday and Thursday

Asbestos disposal at Cottage Beck Road,

Scunthorpe only

1 March to 31 October 10am - 4pm,

1 November to 28/29 Feb 10am - 2pm

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SUGGESTIONS

Serving you on North Lincolnshire Council If you have a council related problem, then telephone us on any of the above numbers or call into our Surgery on the 3rd Friday of the month at Tesco, Barton 10am – 12 midday

The above councillors will make home visits to constituents – please

telephone them on the above numbers to arrange an appointment.

BARTON WARD

Councillor Jon Evison

07976276895 [email protected]

Councillor Keith Vickers

01652 633951 [email protected]

Councillor Paul Vickers

01652 637622 [email protected]

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BARTON JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

Registered Charity 1152129 Barton Juniors are a Football Association Chartered Club and a Registered Charity. Our home is in Pasture Road, Barton upon Humber. We operate teams from 5 years to 16 years in either the Jack Kalson League or the Caparo League and the South Humberside Ladies League.

The 2012 -2013 Season has now concluded and we achieved three teams who won their leagues.

We held our Presentation Evenings in the Barton Town Old Boys Club Marsh Lane. Our thanks to them for the use of their Club. The evenings were held on the 10th May for the under 6 -7-8-9-11s and on the 17th May for the under 12 -13 -15 and the girls team. The Eric Kelstad Memorial Trophy, which is awarded for commitment, was this year presented to Howard and Judith Dunderdale.

During the closed season we hope to have some major works done at the ground but we hope to run our usual Summer School for the under 5 age group of boys and girls.

Please contact Chairman John Oxley 01652 632064 or Secretary/Treasurer Vaughan Foster 01652 635611 for information

BARTON CIVIC SOCIETY

Early in the year, members of the Society undertook an inspection of Fleetgate and its environs with the North Lincs` regional officer for Neighbourhood Services with a view to effecting some improvement here. We drew her attention to the poor state of the street, in particular the dirt collected in the gullies and against the walls of houses. We restated our view that this could only be remedied by closing the street to traffic on certain agreed days so that it could be thoroughly cleansed. We also visited the Haven and pointed out the supermarket trolleys that had been dumped in it and the detritus strewn on its banks. This was not only unsightly but unsanitary, having implications for health and safety. These matters were subsequently referred to Barton Town Council at a meeting that was attended by the reporter Shaun Ringwood who wrote up our concerns in the issue of the Scunthorpe Telegraph for 21 February. However, there is

clearly more work to be done here.

We have devoted two sessions to tree maintenance. In March, we attended to some trees in Bowmandale, pruning them and removing tree-guards that were no longer needed. In April, we removed the guard from a cotoneaster in Hungate and eliminated unwanted lateral growth from the central stem. During the same session we planted a copper beech on Beck Hill, a good specimen that should do well in this situation.

We have strimmed and cleared undergrowth at the rail-bus interchange. By the time this goes to press, we will have done some further work, clearing rubbish, pruning trees and shrubs, and treating some of the area with herbicide, so as to

allow the subjects we planted last year to thrive. We are keen that this part of the town should give as good an impression as possible, since it is the one that many visitors to Barton see first. To this end, we would welcome help from a small band of volunteers, so that the improvements we have made can be maintained. Anyone interested, please contact Roger Johnson at: Maplewood, Finchley Close, Barton (tel. 01652 635296.)

The Society has been active in liaising with North Lincs to get some of the town`s urban pathways requiring attention adopted by the Council. Much work had been done by the Society in previous years, reviewing and mapping these pathways and documenting details of their condition. We will now need to collect signatories from users of these ways to confirm their long-standing use.

Bartonians will have noticed that plaques have been erected on some of the town`s significant buildings: East Acridge House, where the novelist Henry Treece lived; 46, Westfield Road, once the home of the novelist Ted Lewis; Baysgarth House, formerly home of the Nelthorpe family; and the magnificently refurbished George Hotel, at one time the town`s premier coaching inn.

Our public meetings are held at 7.30 in the Assembly Rooms. Bryan Longbone will be giving a talk entitled `150 Years of Cleethorpes: A Rail & Social View` on 21 June, and Geoff Bell will be kicking off the Autumn season on 20 September with `Stories in Stone`, on the subject of alabaster, which was mined extensively near Nottingham and from which many church monuments were carved. Our AGM is on 19 July; it is open to all, and prospective members are particularly welcome. For further information, visit www.bartoncivicsociety.co.uk.


HOME VISIT SERVICE IN BARTON AND SURROUNDING AREAS

Please contact a member of our team who can provide an

affordable, efficient and friendly service in relation to all legal

matters including;

WILLS, PROBATE & POWERS OF ATTORNEY

TRUSTS

DIVORCE & FAMILY MATTERS

CONVEYANCING

DEBT

COMMERCIAL & EMPLOYMENT MATTERS

If you live in Barton or the surrounding areas we may be able to

offer you a FREE home visit service in relation to some of our

services

CONTACT Your LOCAL specialist solicitors - Emma Bell or

Laurence Kirkby to discuss your requirements on 01724 281616


Performance in the Park 2013

Three theatre companies will be delighting the crowds this summer with the return of the Performance in the Park season.

This year two new companies will be performing in Baysgarth Park alongside the returning Storytellers Theatre Company.

The season begins on Sunday, July 14, with the London Contemporary Theatre’s Around the World in 80 Days. Music, puppetry and a lot of laughter is promised as Phileas Fogg wagers a bet he can travel around the globe in just 80 days along with his faithful French servant Passepartout. The journey takes him on an adventure of a lifetime travelling across the four continents by what ever means he can.

On August 11 the Storytellers Theatre Company return to the park with its hour long performance of Peter Pan and the story which is sure to captivate all who watch and listen as the Storytellers transport the audience to Netherland.

The final performance is on August 25 with the Cambridge Touring Theatre’s production of the classic tale, Treasure Island which promises to be a swashbuckling musical adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s tale of buccaneers and buried gold.

Performance in the Park is staged by the Barton Tourism Partnership supported by Barton Town Council and Barton Lions. All the productions in the 2013 season are suitable for all ages Free to the public, bring along a chair, a picnic and enjoy live performance in the beautiful surroundings of the park. Refreshments will be available at Baysgarth House Museum raising funds for the museum.


Lions thanks to YOU!

www.facebook.com/barton.lions & www.bartonlions.co.uk

A big thank you to all members of the community who supported our 17th Annual Beer Festival this year. Lions members are currently still counting up all of the takings, but please visit our website in the coming weeks to find out how much money you helped us to raise for local charities and good causes. Our 18th Beer Festival will be back next year, so don’t forget to join us! Barton Lions would like to thank all of the event sponsors and volunteers for making this popular event a huge success again. Pictured left are Lions members Robert, Jack and Phil with Claire Crooks from BBC Radio Humberside during a live outside broadcast from the Beer Festival Marquee.

Proud to serve Barton-Upon-Humber since 1970.

Interested in what we do? Contact Lion Jack on 635175.

Mayor of Barton, Janet Oxley and Lion President Alvin

Chapman officially opening our 17th Annual Beer Festival.

Pop it in your diaries! Annual Lions Golf Day at Elsham Golf Club Monday 1st July Barton Bike Night: Lions Hot Dogs and Burgers Wednesday 3rd July Picnic in the Park: Lions Hot Food Sunday 4th August ‘The Moggies’ Concert with Winterton Lions Friday 23rd August 43rd Charter Ball Saturday 26th October

May 2013: £500 for children and young families at the Viking Resource Centre

May 2013: £500 Lions donation for Barton Junior Athletic Club

In recent months Barton Lions have supported: The Barton Living Memorial Trust Charity Magic Moments for Autistic Kids, Scunthorpe The Daisy Appeal at Castle Hill Hospital Bowmandale School


Thursday 4th July

Graham Saunders

Wilderspin National School. 2.30pm

The celebrated lecturer presents “The

American Musical Dream”.

Tickets £4

Thursday 4th July

Poetry Evening

Open mic and Slam at the Old Mill. 7.30pm

Presented by Barton Muse and Local

Poetry Groups

Tickets £5

Friday 5th July

Breakfast with Barney

The Old Mill. 10.25am

Select and pay Barney for your breakfast

in the cosy bar and listen to presentations

of the work of Ted Lewis, Henry Treece

and Phillip Pape.

FREE ENTRY

Friday 5th and Saturday 6th July

Vestiges of Spirituality

Multimedia installation in St Mary’s Parish

Church.

Annabel McCourt, David Power, Linda

Ingham and David Lancaster launch their

tour during Barton Arts.

www.vestigesofspirituality.com

Friday 8pm - 10pm Launch night. Last

entry 9.30pm.

Saturday 10am - 6pm.

FREE

Saturday 6th July

Barnsfest Unplugged The Old Mill. 4pm to

10pm

For its 4th year, a selection of highly

talented acoustic performers and bands

FREE ENTRY

Sunday 7th July

Lindsey Chamber Orchestra

St Mary’s Parish Church. 7.30pm

A concert by this outstanding local

orchestra. Refreshments available.

Tickets £7 inc. Raffle Draw

Friday 12th July

Variety Show


Tickets from Wilderspin School.

Friday 12th July

Snake Strings


Tickets from Ropewalk.

Saturday 13th July

Bob Ward Memorial Illustrated Art Lecture

- Derek Carr


Proceeds in aid of Lindsey Lodge Hospice.

Bob Ward gave his wonderful lecture last

year but has now sadly died. This lecture is

with his family’s concurrence and support.

Tickets £4

Saturday 13th July

Barton Band Concert


Tickets as per posters

Barton Arts July Events 2013

www.bartonarts.co.uk [email protected] 07950425908 or 07745609819

Registered Charity 1121736


FREE Family fun & entertainment

Organised by Barton Town Council

Ring 01652 633598 for further details

SUNDAY 4 AUGUST

12.00pm to 4.00pm

In

BAYSGARTH PARK

Rounders Tournament

If you are interested

Contact Baysgarth Leisure Centre on

01652 632511

for further details

- Local pubs, businesses & families welcome to

put their names forward

CHILDREN’S RACES

Start at 2.15pm

Kindly sponsored by

The Co-operative Store on

Market Lane Barton

Barton Town Community Band Playing during the afternoon

Dancing/Cheerleading Demonstrations


Barton Town Council Best Kept

Garden and Hanging Basket

Competitions are now being prepared for 2013. Entry forms have

already been sent out to last year’s participants and

a copy of the entry form is available below. Closing

date for entries is Friday 5h July. Judging will take

place in the middle of July and August.

The judges this year will be Councillor Frank Coulsey,

a North Lincolnshire Council Rural Neighbourhood

Services Team Representative, and last year’s

winner.

Each year a Presentation Evening for entrants is held

in the Assembly Rooms during September.

The 2012 winners were:

Paul Whittington of Bowmandale –

Best Kept Garden, Private House,

Paul Whittington of Bowmandale –

Best Kept Hanging Basket, Private House

The George Inn, George Street –

Best Kept Hanging Basket, Business Premises

At the presentation evening the winners received

their certificates and prize money of 1st place £20;

2nd place £15 and 3rd place £10 in each category

from the 2012/2013 Mayor of Barton, Councillor Paul

Vickers along with Ian Wolseley, Chairman from

Barton Civic Society.

Each year the Civic Society contributes half of the

cost towards the prize money.

The competition runners up were:

Best Kept Garden Private House –

Mr P Dent, Far Ings Road 2nd Place,

Mr H Clayton, Nicholson Drive 3rd Place.

Hanging Basket, Private House –

Mr P Dent, Far Ings Road 2nd Place,

Mr H Clayton, Nicholson Drive 3rd Place.

Hanging Basket, Business Premises –

H & HJ Huteson & Sons Holydyke 2nd Place,

The Old Mill, Market Lane 3rd Place

Each of the runners up received a certificate and

prize money, all those who took part received a

Certificate of Merit in recognition of the hard work

undertaken.

BARTON TOWN COUNCIL ANNUAL GARDEN COMPETITION - ENTRY FORM

I wish to enter the following competition (s)

□ Best Garden Competition

□ Hanging Basket Competition – Private House

□ Hanging Basket Competition – Business Premises

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THE JUDGING WILL TAKE PLACE ON TWO SEPARATE OCCASIONS, MID JULY & MID AUGUST.

Please return completed forms to:

Barton Town Council

The Assembly Rooms CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRY FORMS 5th JULY 2013

Queen Street

Barton upon Humber

DN18 5QP


St Mary’s Bellringers,

Barton-upon-Humber

The AGM of the St Mary’s Company of Bellringers was held in St Mary’s ringing chamber on Tuesday 5th March.. Tower Captain, Andy Bennett, chaired the meeting and welcomed everyone including Revd. Ivan Rowett who has recently moved to the area after his retirement and is now a member of the St Mary’s Company of Bellringers.

Revd. David Rowett thanked the bellringers for all they do throughout the year saying that the ringing of the bells for services and the diverse number of other church events was appreciated. He informed the meeting that replacement of the west window of the tower had been delayed by the requirement for additional paperwork because of the type of glass required, but he assured the meeting that work will still be carried out in due course.

The following officers were elected Tower Captain - Andy Bennett Vice Captain - Geoff Bryant Ringing Master - George Thompson CPVA - Sue Thompson Steeple Keeper - Linda Howden Secretary - Rose Lennon Treasurer - Linda Howden Publicity Officer - Joan Barton

All the ringers congratulated George on his appointment as, possibly, the youngest Ringing Master in the Lincoln Guild. Andy thanked all the officers of the tower for the time they give including Jenny for all the work she had done as Ringing

Master over the past year and also the fact that she agreed to assist George as required in his new post until he has finished his exams.

St George’s Day was marked in Barton by the ringing of the bells for half an hour before normal practice on 23rd April. The band rang a course of St. George Bob Minor which was called by Ringing Master, George Thompson – a suitable celebration, all the more so because that particular method had not been previously rung by the band.

A group of ringers from St Mary’s attended the AGM of the Lincoln Diocesan Guild of Church Bellringers held on Saturday 27th April. The day included a business meeting followed by lunch then ringing at Stow, Saxilby and ending up at Lincoln Cathedral where it is always a pleasure to ring. A day out enjoyed by all those who attended.

The monthly practice of Surprise methods continues to be successful and on Sunday 5th May the following Quarter Peal was rung to consolidate the learning. Well done George! Lincoln Diocesan Guild

Barton upon Humber, North Lincs

St Mary Sunday 5 May 2013 (16cwt)

1280 Cambridge Surprise Major 1 Ivan Howitt (C) 5 George Thompson

2 Geoff Bryant 6 P Ian Till

3 Roger Lord 7 Richard Hopper

4 Rod French 8 Andrew Lord

1st Q of Surprise Major: 5.

Rung to celebrate the birth of Nellie Rae Reeve, great Niece to

the Tenor Ringer, whose Christening took place Last Sunday at

St Barnabas church, Barnetby.

Joan Barton

Come along to Wildlife Day at Waters’ Edge Visitor Centre on Sunday 28 July for a great day out for all the family.

Have you ever seen a bird of prey in the flesh? Willow Falconry will be bringing their stunning birds

for handling sessions and flying demonstrations, while our mini petting zoo will let you get hands

on with everything from fluffy bunnies to slippery snakes and scary spiders.

If the great outdoors is more your thing, join Buglife and Natural England for guided walks around

the park to help you spot things you might usually miss!

Local herbalist, Trudy Norris, will be available for guided medicinal plant walks and herbal extract demonstrations. There will also be opportunities to see what creatures are inside our ponds at

Waters’ Edge with pond dipping.

Inside the centre, you can speak to exhibitors from RSPB, Woodland Trust, the Lincolnshire Bat

and Badger Groups and the British Deer Society as well as getting hands-on with fun children’s

activities.

Be inspired by the wildlife on show and make cool peg bats or clay animals with our regular

workshop leaders. Waters’ Edge will also be holding a mini rural Craft Fair upstairs, selling

handmade bird houses and a wide variety of interesting crafts and gifts.

The Honey Pot Café will be open all day serving a tasty range of hot and cold food and don’t forget

to be inspired by more places to go with our recently refurbished Tourist Information area.


Card & Papercrafting Classes

Waters’ Edge, Barton Upon Humber

Tuesdays 10.30am—12.30pm

WI House, 10 Queen St, Brigg

Thursdays 10am—12pm & 6.30pm—8.30pm

Make fabulous projects and enjoy getting

creative in a fun, friendly and relaxed class.

Class price £8 –all materials provided.

Christmas Stamp-A-Stack Day Waters’ Edge, Barton Upon Humber

Saturday 21st September

Get your Christmas crafting off to an early start.

We will be making 12 cards, 3 each of 4 designs

plus a gift box to put them in.

Booking essential as places are limited.

For more information and to book your place

please contact Lyn on

01469 533344 or 07787 122064 www.bigbirdcrafts.co.uk

Snake Davis

International saxophonist Snake Davis will be demonstrating his versatility when he makes two appearances in Barton within a short space of time. On Friday, July 12, St Mary’s Church is the venue for Snake Strings, a ground-breaking collaboration between Snake and an outstanding British string quartet. The evening promises a fresh and innovative cross-over of classical, pop, soul and jazz with tunes ranging from River Deep, Mountain High to classics from Faure and Bach. This promises to be a great show for all the family, crossing genres and introducing a wide spectrum of music to audiences of all ages. On Friday, September 27, the Snake Davis Band returns to its favourite local haunt, Ropery Hall. You can expect to hear anything from a jazz standard to a Michael Jackson or Prince hit with lots of tunes inbetween. The evening promises to be a moving, soulful experience with something for everyone. Tickets for Snake Strings, which begins at 7.30pm, cost £12.50 while the concert by the Snake Davis Band, which starts at 8pm, cost £14 in advance or £16 on the door.

Sharon Langton DIP CFHP

Foot Health Practitioner

Mob: 07925 457701

Home Visits

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USEFUL CONTACT NUMBERS IN

THE BARTON-UPON-HUMBER AREA

Central Surgery 01652 636600 West Town Surgery (Dr. Muralee) 01652 660041

Barton Police Station 101 Local Link Office 01724 296800

Barton Town Council 01652 633598 Baysgarth Leisure Centre 01652 632511

Visitor Centres

Far Ings Nature Reserve 01652 637055 Waters Edge Country Park 01652 631500

Baysgarth Museum 01652 637568 & Visitors Centre

The Ropewalk 01652 660380 Wilderspin National School 01652 635172

Transport/Community

Bus Timetable 01482 222222 Train Times 08457 484950

Planning 01724 297420

Environmental Health 01724 297827 North Lincolnshire Homes 01724 279900

SAMARITANS Local Samaritans seeking Friends in Barton

Almost sixty years ago (on the evening of 2nd November 1953) an old Bakelite telephone rang out in the Parish Office of St Stephen, Walbrook – an Anglican Church in the financial district of the City Of London. The call was answered with the words “Can I help you?” by an old Son of Barton on Humber, Dr Chad Varah. It was to be the first call to The Samaritans and Chad was the founder and very first volunteer.

Chad Varah founded an organisation and registered charity that now has 201 branches located throughout the UK and Republic of Ireland with 18,500 volunteers, 54 of whom volunteer at the North Lincolnshire branch based at Lindum Street in Scunthorpe.

Samaritans is available to anyone, anywhere in the country 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Every year many thousands of people in distress call to talk about their most painful thoughts and feelings and the charity now answers one call every six seconds.

Chad Varah was awarded the CBE and made a Companion of Honour for founding The Samaritans, but he never forgot his roots and spoke fondly of his home town to colleagues and acquaintances whenever he had time and he was delighted when a local branch of Samaritans (Scunthorpe & DIstrict) was founded almost fifty years ago.

In memory of one of Barton-on-Humber's most famous Sons your local branch would like to explore ways and means of forming a Friends of Scunthorpe Samaritans group in the town and we are very keen to hear from local people who may be interested in joining and running such a group.

Friends Groups are like-minded people who value and respect the work of Samaritans and demonstrate a willingness to support their local branch in raising funds and awareness within the community. Typically, they organise two or three events per year like Coffee Mornings or Afternoon Teas, Barbecues, Quiz nights, Fayres or collections, and help distribute publicity material. In return they receive full recognition and invitations to Samaritans branch events – and huge amounts of appreciation too.

Would you be interested in supporting a Barton Friends of Scunthorpe Samaritans group? It's a good way of bringing people together to do something really worthwhile.

To register your interest please e-mail: [email protected] or telephone the Scunthorpe Samaritans office 01724 860000 on Wednesdays after 1.30pm please. Or for more information and a no-obligation chat, please telephone Lynne Atkin on 01652 632569.


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BARTON SCHOOL COUNCILS’ FORUM VISIT THE CIVIC CENTRE IN SCUNTHORPE TO

MARK THEIR 10TH ANNIVERSARY

Barton School Councils’ Forum was formed in 2002 after a suggestion from a Castledyke pupil at one of their school council meetings. The group was formed in order for the children of Barton to be able to share their concerns and ideas relating to the community in which they live. As a way of marking our 10th “birthday”, a visit was arranged with the help of donations from Barton Lions and Barton Town Council to meet the Mayor of North Lincolnshire, Cllr. Ivan Glover and his wife at the Civic Centre in Scunthorpe. Here are some words from some of the children involved:-

On the 27th February 2013, children from Castledyke, Bowmandale and Barton St Peter’s primary schools were invited to go to the Civic Centre in Scunthorpe to meet Mr Ivan Glover, the Mayor of North Lincolnshire. The children from our school council had to be at school by 8.30am and we walked up to Castledyke to get the bus, which Barton Lions had paid for. The bus arrived at 9.00am. We were invited to meet the Mayor as it was the 10th anniversary of the Schools Forum (which we attend in Barton every term). When we got there we were given cake and juice, after that we went to the council chambers and took it in turns to ask questions to the Mayor of North Lincolnshire. These questions had been thought up by other children from our school and included topics such as who Mr Glover was and what his interests were and his jobs as Mayor. We found out he lives in Broughton, this is because he likes having the countryside around him; we also found out that a person can only be Mayor once. He rates

Barton ten out of ten as a town.

Abbie Coupland & Sam Sheekey Barton St Peter’s Year 6 School Councillors

We enjoyed our visit to the Civic Centre very much. We also enjoyed being able to meet and ask the Mayor lots of interesting questions about his role as Mayor of North Lincolnshire and about what happens at the council meetings. It was very interesting.

Bowmandale Primary School Council

The school councils of Barton visited the North Lincolnshire council meeting place. The part I enjoyed the most was when we went into the room with the fancy microphones and leather chairs. I enjoyed asking the Mayor questions to find out what his job was like. Great morning out. I would go again and I wish I could. Rating 8/10.

Alex Thames Year 6 School Councillor, Castledyke Primary School

As we head towards the summer, the South Bank Players are just completing their first Variety Show tour which has seen them perform at Brigg Catholic Church, Kirton-in-Lindsey Town Hall, Willerby Methodist Church Hall before finishing at East Halton Village Hall. The group performed songs, sketches and dances spanning the 1920’s to the 1970’s to appreciative audiences. As well as this the group assisted with the Victorian Day at Wilderspin School where an enjoyable day was had by all who attended. The next performance by the South Bank Players will be their full length Sherlock Holmes play “The Hound Of The Baskervilles”. Adapted and dramatized by Tim Kelly and based on the story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, it has been referred to as “Professional, witty and suspenseful…Conan Doyle would be pleased!” This tale of mystery and suspense will take place at The Ropery Hall, Ropewalk on Fri 11th and Saturday 12th October. The show will start at 7.30pm each evening with a licenced bar available prior to the show and at the interval. Tickets will be on sale soon from The Ropewalk Information Office, and the chairman of the group – Mr Dennis Bloor (tel: 01469 531003). Shortly after this performance the group will once again take to the streets with their “Barton Ghost Walk” which commences at 7.30pm outside Baysgarth House Museum on Halloween. Booking is advisable for the Halloween walk by contacting the Chairman – Mr Bloor. Wrap up warm, dress in costume, bring a torch and bring a friend…..walk the streets of Barton – if you dare!!!! For more information on any of our events or to join the group – new members are always welcome! Please check out our website at www.southbankplayers.weebly.com where you can contact us via the “Contact Us” page, alternatively email us at [email protected] and ask to be added to the mailing list of upcoming events by the group. Finally, on behalf of all members of the South Bank Players, we would like to thank those involved once more on putting on

the Barton Bike night and wish everyone a very enjoyable evening!

http://www.southbankplayers.weebly.com



NEWTON PRINTERS

Barton Female Football Referee Wins National Award

Jenny Pullen who is well known to all the local football teams in Barton and the wider area of North and North East Lincolnshire has won a National F.A. Carlsberg Women Referee Award For Outstanding Performance and Contribution to Refereeing, for her work in grass roots football. This award has only been introduced this year and so Jenny becomes its first recipient. Jenny commented “It’s a great honour to just get nominated for the awards especially by those with whom you officiate but to win the award is truly amazing and is beyond my wildest dream. I have to thank all those within the game locally and especially the other officials in the area who have helped me so much in my development. I would also like to thank Lincolnshire FA for all the support they have given me”. Jenny first became interested in becoming a referee following a visit to the Lincolnshire F.A. stand at Lincolnshire Show when they were actively encouraging females to become referees and took one of their courses at Scunthorpe. Jenny is active within many areas of football in the local community. For several years she has been interested in British Sign Language and has gained several qualifications which has allowed her to help a local profoundly deaf young man gain his referees qualification. This has also led on to her interest in Disability Sport and she has trained to become a referee within the football aspect of that sports programme. Jenny also mentors newly qualified referees, attending their games giving them support and feedback on their performance on the field. Jenny has also recently trained to become a tutor for referees and is also working to progress through the different levels within the referee programme which would allow her to officiate at higher levels within the game. Jenny will be picking up her award at the England vs Scotland game in August at Wembley Stadium. “ It is a fantastic opportunity to visit the National Stadium and I am looking forward to experiencing the Wembley atmosphere during one of the oldest international fixture.” There is an ever growing interest in football locally with the junior clubs as well as the older players and so if you have an interest in becoming a referee then why not contact Jenny via [email protected] or contact Lincolnshire F.A. web site http://www.lincolnshirefa.com/ were future course information is available.

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Short specialist courses One-to-one customised lessons

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Mob 07946 648748


We offer free Home Visits as part of

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The Rotary Club of Barton-upon-Humber

A very big "thank - you" to all of there people that donated gifts of items for New Born Babies. They were collected at The Ropewalk and the quantity and quality far exceeded our expectations. Some people had knitted baby clothes and we received many Babygrow and other items of clothing. Many people had bought feeding bottles, soap and baby - powder.

Barton Rotary Club President, Michael Knapton said " We were amazed how much was given, again showing the generosity of the people of Barton. We really thank all who helped with this and the Ropewalk who allowed us to have a collection point there". Each Barton club member had already filled two ShoeBoxes for babies.

The goods have now been delivered to a Rotarian at North Ferriby, who has taken them to a Rotary Club near Manchester, whose volunteers deliver the Rotary ShoeBoxes to Romania. They are then assisted by Romanian Rotarians there to distribute the boxes. This shows the International strength and co-operation between Rotary Clubs. Collecting items for new born babies, started at Christmas in Barton, is now becoming a Rotary district and possibly a national project.

Barton Rotary Club members and helpers spent a Sunday morning clearing litter from areas not served by Council Staff. Over 20 bags of rubbish were collected from the Western end of Westfield Road, a place frequented by many walkers and two areas visited by Tourists, plus The Beck and the Interchange on Waterside Road.

In the Park, many people will have noticed the many Spring Flowers around trees and Blue Bells in the Park Extension behind the Pool. These have been planted last Autumn and in earlier years by David Witter and other Rotarians.

Following very bad winter flooding, one hundred LifeStraws, donated by Barton Rotary Club, have been given to the people of a village called Leticia in Colombia. The LifeStraws are used to suck up contaminated water, which is cleaned by the filters in the tube preventing E-coli and Salmonella illnesses. They were distributed by local Colombian Rotarians.

Six Barton Rotarians helped five athletes at the Rotary District Disability Games in Barnsley, supporting the team from Brigg Rotary Club. Rotarian Mark Ding, who organised the Barton members, said "The athletes that we helped all did very well in the competitions, which included Darts (which we won), Curling, Archery and Snooker. They were full of enthusiasm and it was a privilege to assist them".

Barton Rotary Club has helped Barrow Band to purchase 25 Music Stand Banners. The band, conducted by Neil Ringrose, works hard to teach eighteen young people to play a range of instruments. The banners will be used at the band's Summer Concerts.

Barton Rotary Club - doing great things in Barton and the surrounding villages since 1977

"Peter Kipling loading some of the ShoeBoxes of baby goods for Romania".

Rotary Litter collection Spring Flowers in the Park

Barton Disability Games Team

Young people of Barrow Band with their new Banners


Personal and professional service

High quality budget and designer spectacle ranges

Digital retinal photography

Precision tinting for dyslexia

Daily, monthly and varifocal disposable contact lenses

Late night appointments available

16 High Street, Barton-Upon-Humber 01652 632315

1 High Street, Winterton 01724 733754

2 Kennedy Way, Immingham 01469 572702


You’ll find us just off the Market Place, in the heart of Barton on Humber

Sunday worship 10.30am 6.00pm

“a friendly church for all the family”

If you have questions about Christianity,

why not contact our minister Gareth James?

phone 01652 635249

email through our website: www.bartonec.org.uk

Come and meet

us on Bike Night

Weds July 3rd

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The following books are currently for sale in the locality:

“The Later History of Barton” series:

Outlets

Ropewalk: 01652 660380 / Baysgarth Museum: 01652 637568 / Waters’ Edge: 01652 631500 Far Ings Visitors’ Centre: 01652 637055 / Barton Civic Society: available at public meetings, Assembly Rooms (see

website www.bartoncivicsociety.co.uk) / Geoff Bryant: 01652 632679 / John French: 01652 633538 (Ball’s History only). Many of the above available on Amazon.

Geoff Bryant Barton Remembered 1939 – 1945, those who came back £9.00

Rex Russell Great Changes in Barton 1793 – 1900. Enclosures, Population, Schools and Methodism

£7.00

Geoff Bryant The Church in Late Medieval Barton-on-Humber to 1900 £5.00

D Tyszka Church and People in a Victorian Country Town (Barton-on-Humber parish) 1830 – 1900

£9.00

R Clapson Barton and the River Humber, 1086 – 1900 £6.00

R Clapson & D Stockdale

Roads, coaches and carriers in Barton before 1900 £8.00

Richard Clarke Housing in a Nineteenth Century North Lincolnshire Market Town: A study of Barton-on-Humber

£8.00

Enid Bryce A Country Grammar School Remembered (a history of Barton Grammar School)

£9.00

Ron Newton My Childhood Playground (Past Waterside and Humber Bank personalities and industries)

£8.95

G Bryant and G Plumb

How thou shalt Thy Paresche Preche, vols. 1 & 2 (instructions to pre-Reformation parish priests)

£9.00 each

Henry Ball Social History and Antiquities of Barton-on-Humber A fascinating study published in the 1850s (re-printed)

£6.00

W. Fenton Ropeworks (A history of Hall’s Ropery) £5.00

Nick Triplow Family Ties (tales of the workforce at Hall’s Ropery) £5.00

Nigel Land Elswick Hopper of Barton-on-Humber The story of a great British cycle maker. (Hardback)

£18

Prof. Warwick Rodwell & Caroline

Atkins

St Peter’s Church, Barton-on-Humber, Lincolnshire: A parish church and its community. (Two volumes, hardback) Available at English Heritage outlets.

£60.00

BARTON BOOKSHELF

Barton-upon-Humber

CIVIC SOCIETY

Safeguarding our heritage and influencing our future

http://www.bartoncivicsociety.co.uk


Letters, Articles, Comments, Praise, Blame, Adverts, all these—and anything YOU want to see or hear

about in the next issue of the Bartonian should be sent (by the 1st October 2013) to: The Council Office,

Assembly Rooms, Queen Street, Barton-upon-Humber, DN18 5QP. Tel: 01652 633598 Fax: 01652 637763

email [email protected]

IT’S YOUR NEWSLETTER, WHAT DO YOU WANT TO SEE IN IT?

Barton Town Council Members

If you think that they can help you with anything then please

contact one of your Town Councillors:

Bridge Ward

M Burman 1 Sedge Close Tel. 07704-645176

T Chant [L] 11 Bowmandale Tel. 01652-636335

Mrs A C Clark [I] 10 Western Drive Tel. 01652-634152 C H F Coulsey [C] 28 Pitman Ave Tel. 01652-632999

Mrs J D M Mason 3 Barrow Road Tel: 01652-632949

L J D Oxley [I] 17 Warrendale Tel. 01652-632064

Mrs J E Oxley [I] 17 Warrendale Tel. 01652-632064 P Shearer [I] 66 Millfields Tel. 07724-382275

K Vickers [C] Horkstow Road Tel. 01652-633951

Park Ward

Mrs D Adlard 40 Queens Avenue Tel. 07922-560941

J R Austin 14a George Street Tel. 07738-591126 S T Dear 20 Eastfield Road Tel. 01652-633726

J Evison 11 Beck Hill Tel. 07976-276895

M J Martin 1 Soutergate Tel. 01652-637924

Ms A McCourt 46 Whitecross Street Tel: 07957-336982 M W S Osgerby[L] 6 Church View Tel. 07939-416905

Mrs D Pearson [I] 16 Barrow Road Tel 01652-632249

A Todd 8 Orchard Close Tel. 01652-634539

J P Vickers [C] 17 Nightingale Close Tel. 01652-637622 Mrs W Witter [I] 6 The Bridges Tel 01652-632675

C = Conservative. I = Independent. L = Labour

Members serving on North Lincolnshire Council

Cllrs J Evison, JP Vickers, K Vickers.

There are currently 2 vacancies on Bridge Ward,

see the notice board outside the Council Office for

information or contact the Office, details below.

You can also write to the Town Clerk at:

Council Office, Assembly Rooms, Queen Street,

Barton-upon-Humber. DN18 5QP.

Tel. 01652 633598 Fax. 01652 637763

email [email protected]

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BARTON TOWN COUNCIL MEETINGS Full Council Meetings 7.00pm Planning Committee 7.00pm In Baysgarth House in The Assembly Rooms (1st Wednesday of each month) (every 3 weeks on a Monday) 4 July (Thursday) 15 July 7 August 5 & 26 (TBC) August 4 September 16 September 2 October 7 & 28 October 6 November 18 November

Finance & General Purposes Committee 7.00pm In The Assembly Rooms Monday 22 July Monday 21 October

(TBC - meeting on bank holiday to be changed)

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