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CAISTOR DIARY MIDWEEK UPDATE WEDNESDAY 13 MAY 2015
CONTENTS :
Another Scam
Slimming World
Royal Voluntary Service
More of this weeks & weekend events – check them out
Holton Le Moor Moot Hall needs your support
Job Vacancies at Caistor Heritage Centre – Plough Hill
Follow up thanks from Paul & Maura
Lincolnshire Police have today received a report of an unsolicited phone call being received from a male
purporting to be a Police Officer from the Metropolitan Police.
THIS IS A SCAM - FRAUDSTERS WANT YOUR MONEY!
Please terminate the call. Do NOT divulge any personal information.
Police or banks will NEVER call and ask you for PIN numbers or ask you to withdraw or transfer cash.
They will NEVER send a courier to your home address.
If you receive a call like this please report to 101 from a different phone line as the offender may stay on the
line even though you have hung up your phone.
Caistor slimming world group at the Caistor arts and heritage centre on Tuesday nights will now
start at 7pm
CAISTOR RVS (ROYAL VOLUNTARY SERVICE) OVER 60S CLUB
Wednesday May 13th
The Club meets at 2.00 pm on the second Wednesday of each month, Caistor Town Hall.
For further information, please contact Brian Fields – tel: 01472 852056
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NORTH KELSEY WI 2015/16 PROGRAMME
Wefdnesday MAY 13th 2015 Hearing Dogs For The Deaf
By Mrs C Barnett For more Information Tel. :- Lyn 01652 678654
CAISTOR FLOWER CLUB PROGRAMME 2015
Wednesday May 13th “Creative Lines” Elizabeth Bishop at the 20-21 Visual Arts Centre Scunthorpe DN15 6TA as part
of the Flowers Gallery event.
http://www.flowersnorthmidlands.co.uk/ 2015 Chairman Jill Armitage 07703802894
Programme Secretary Caroline Jackson 01652 408523
CAISTOR GRAMMAR SCHOOL OPEN EVENING
Wednesday May 13th, 6pm-8pm, Open Evening at Grammar School. This will impact on local parking.
CAISTOR LIONS BINGO 2015
Thursday May 14th Caistor Town Hall. Eyes Down 7.30pm
CAISTOR TOWN COUNCIL 2015
Thursday May 14th Caistor Town Hall . 6.45pm Planning Committee. 7pm Public Forum (10mins max) Then Council
meeting
HOLTON LE MOOR WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2015
Thursday May 14th Maureen Williams OLD FASHIONED TEA BAKES.
Evening Meeting commences at 7.15pm Moot Hall. New members and visitors always welcome. Contact Megs on
01673 828674
SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL
Thursday, 14 May, 2015 - Parish Council Meeting - 7.30pm in the Meeting Room
LIVE ROCK AT CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB – CANCELLED
Friday May 15th , Live Rock Music at Caistor Sports & Social Club, adults only
CAISTOR YARBOROUGH PTFA CAKE STALL
Saturday 16th May from 8am Come rain or shine CYA PTFA are holding a cake stall in Caistor Market Place
onwards to help raise funds for the school.
SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL
Saturday, 16 May, 2015 - South Kelsey Charity Bingo - 7pm to 9.30pm. Eyes down 7.30pm
THE SALUTATION INN ... CHARITY RACE NIGHT – ALZHEIMER’S (UPDATE)
Saturday 16th May– For ALZHEIMER’S
One of our regular customers is ‘climbing mountains and more’ to raise much needed money for research into this
terrible brain disease. It affects so many lives not just the patients themselves but everyone around so come and
support this charity event and have fun at the same time. Times and more info to follow shortly but please put this
date in your diary. Either come on the night or sponsor a horse or buy a raffle ticket, what did I just say, come on the
night, sponsor a horse or..................................
Tel 01472 851228 – www.thesali.co.uk
NETTLETON LODGE SHOOTING GROUND (UPDATE)
Saturday May 16th Lincoln Level shots, have a go at clay shooting 10.30 - 2.30
Moortown Rd, Nettleton, Caistor, Lincolnshire LN7 6HX
Phone:01472 851470
LINCOLNSHIRE WOLDS WALKING FESTIVAL
SATURDAY 16 – SUNDAY 31 MAY 2015
The 2015 Lincolnshire Wolds Walking Festival
Download the PDF here:
http://community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Files/Community/414/FINAL_wolds_walking_festival_2015_v4_spread_SMALL.pdf
WEBSITE:
http://www.woldswalkingfestival.co.uk/
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WEST LINDSEY'S CHURCHES FESTIVAL, LINCOLNSHIRE
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 16th & 17th May
Two Weekends in May 2015 over 80 Amazing Lincolnshire Churches to Visit
West Lindsey’s 2015 Churches
Festival – a celebration of everything that a church has to offer... rich architecture...
a wealth of heritage... beautiful stained glass and carvings... and a welcoming
oasis of peace, tranquility and spirituality. Whatever you seek from a church we are
sure to be able to please.
This year 86 churches are opening their doors over the two weekends. Numerous
exciting activities are, once again, taking place for your enjoyment. Why not follow the
organ trail on Saturday 9th May, visiting the four churches of Newton on Trent, Owmby
by Spital, Spridlington and Hackthorn.
Other musical treats in store can be found at Grayingham, Nettleton and Caistor.
Check out the brochure for open churches, musical entertainments, breakfast, lunches, tea, homemade cakes & the
hub of so many communities for centuries & even millennia.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5yKJ1Wml42Vamo0OEw2NzctSDA/view
WATCH THE VIDEO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pnf2u54zTME&feature=youtu.be
CHRISTIAN AID CAISTOR
Saturday May 16th Coffee Morning, Stall, lunches.
LINCOLNSHIRE RURAL TOURING - THE UNLIKELY DADS
Saturday 16 May 2015 at 19:30 presented by Badapple Theatre Company. A new two-hander comedy from rural
touring favourites, Badapple Theatre, that follows the unusual tale of two friends who become fathers late in
life under extraordinary circumstances. Their usual weekly meetings at the club to discuss The Beatles and
The Likely Lads are now re-located to a more baby friendly location and their new lives clash head on, with
comic repercussions and a life-changing twist tale.
Box Office: 01469 560040
CHURCHES FESTIVAL - CAISTOR FARMING – CAISTOR PARISH CHURCH
Saturday 9am-5pm & Sunday 11.30am-5pm May 16th & 17th
St Peter and St Paul· Caistor Parish Church Caistor.
A brief look at the origins and history of farming, not only in ENGLAND generally, 'but
including
LINCOLNSHIRE and the CAISTOR area.
We look at farming, both before and after Enclosure and try to show the origins and
development of various implements that made use of newer ideas materials and technologies as time went by and
were designed to suit the various land conditions farmers have.always .had to
contend with.
Historically, farms were the origins of villages, as people settled in an area: first for self- suffiency, then producing a
surplus to sell.
Very visual, with artefacts and farm implements kindly loaned from residents in the area, plus a 3- part video: The
Drought of 1976; Horse Power (both Animal and Mechanical) and A Farmer's Year.
OPEN CHURCH AT RIBY (UPDATE)
Saturday 16th May 1-4pm St. Edmunds Church Riby, DN37 8NX . Join us and look at our beautiful church. Plant
Stall, Produce & Cakes, 2nd Hand Books. TEA & CAKE £1.50
OPEN CHURCH NORTH KELSEY
Saturday – Sunday 16th - 17th May North Kelsey Church
Last year was a huge success with old acquaintances meeting up, some had not met in over 40 years.
Spread over two days open doors at 10am closing at 4pm.
Come and visit this 13th Century building, chat to old friends whom you may have not seen since ages past, meet new
people. A very friendly Village with a great history, hope to see you there
THE BIG BREAKFAST AT RIBY CHURCH
Sunday 17th May. Drop in between 8.30 am and 11.30 am
St. Edmunds Church Riby, DN37 8NX . Tea or coffee, fruit juice, bacon, sausage, mushrooms, tomato & egg, bread
roll & marmalade £7.00. 12 years and under £3.50.
CHURCHES FESTIVAL ST. NICHOLAS' CABOURNE
Saturday 16th 10am- 5pm & Sunday 17th May. 10am- 4pm This year we are featuring, church records from the
1500's, a plant & book sale, a look at the influence of sheep in this area with a wool spinning demonstration and a
display of artificial flower arrangements. We are at present raising money for a much needed new roof.
There will be a service at 10-30am on Sunday 17th to which all are welcome. Light refreshments will be on sale on
both days.
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SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL
Sunday, 17 May, 2015 - Bird Sales - Viewing from 11.30am
Auction starts at 1pm
CATS PRESENT "A LIFE ON THE WAVES"
Friday & Saturday 15th & 16th May Caistor Town Hall
Musical comedy aboard a Pirate Radio Station. Live music from 50s, 60s 70s. Ticket £12 includes a fish & chip
supper plus desert . Licensed Bar. Door & Bar open 7pm - Curtain up 7.30pm.
Tickets , MUST BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE FOR CATERING , Caistor Post Office, reserve at
box office 01472 851212
HOLTON LE MOOR MOOT HALL NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT
We need on-going maintenance of the Moot Hall so we have applied to Aviva for a £25000 grant
and we need votes. The project with the most votes gets the money.
Please support the Moot Hall in Holton Moor. We need funds for ongoing maintenance, so vote for
us on;
https://community-fund.aviva.co.uk/voting/project/view/3367/
You will need to register first then go to the link.
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DEAR FRIENDS
A huge thank you for sending us
money to buy a projector for the
Methodist school. We are amazed at
how many people contributed and
how quickly the amount was
collected! The need for good English
teaching here in El Salvador is
urgent, as more and more jobs are
only available to those who have
reached a competent level. There is
no national provision of English teaching until age 12,
so the Methodist school is unique in our town in offering a daily English
class from 3 years old, and we hope to give children a better chance of supporting themselves
and their families in the future by improving their job prospects.
We have bought one (a group coming from the US to work with the church brought it with them
– it was cheaper in Walmart than here!) and are now using it daily in our classes. We use a
curriculum called Genki English, developed by a British teacher working in Japan, which teaches
English through songs and visual games on a projector screen. The idea is that you don’t need
much space or resources, which is ideal for us, as we often have 29 four and five year olds in a
classroom as big as the Caistor primary school office! Most classes here are taught by rote, where children copy from
the board, so we hope by using music and visuals we can offer children who find it hard to read and write a different
way of learning. There is lots of money left over, with which we are planning to buy tactile resources for our classroom
(hard wearing toy animals, play foods, musical instruments and sets of dominoes/picture cards) and basic stationary.
So far we have bought folders, so the children can store their own work, and whiteboard markers which
the children use for working on little boards to save paper. We also teach at a project called ‘Infancia con Futuro’
(Children with a future) which works with vulnerable young people at risk of being recruited by gangs.
Gangs in El Salvador are currently killing 16 – 20 people a day, and often recruit children aged between 8 and 12 to
start working for them before they are old enough to be arrested and sent to prison. By giving children something to do
in the afternoon, they are less likely to be on the streets visible to gangs.
Thank you so much for your generosity, and for helping transform our teaching space into a fun exciting English
classroom!
Maura Cook and Paul Collins
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