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June 2021
THE FOUNTAIN The Parish Magazine serving the communities of the Fountains Group, Aldfield
Sawley & Winksley (Fountains Parish), Azerley, Dallowgill, Galphay, Grantley,
Grewelthorpe, Kirkby Malzeard, Laverton, Mickley & Studley
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The Rectory Kirkby Malzeard, Ripon HG4 3SL Dear Friends, Many of us who received the Covid vaccine in a vaccination centre will have
been aware of how well-ordered the whole procedure was. The car parking
attendants, greeters, and those administering the vaccine were all calm,
warm, and helpful. Many of them were also volunteers, offering their time
and expertise in the name of public service.
The giving of service is one of the most satisfactory actions available to
humankind, and it is at its most rewarding when performed purely for the
benefit of others without seeking reward. When service is performed simply
in response to a need, then the act itself takes on a whole new dimension:
one of love rather than duty.
In John’s Gospel we learn ‘For God so loved the world, that he gave his only
begotten Son.’ An act of service that is pivotal to Christian faith: a supreme
sacrifice brought about through the death and resurrection of His Son, Jesus
Christ. A selfless act of service founded on his love for us. God’s love is far
reaching and never ending, and we can participate in, and share that love, by
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serving others with love. When we do so, it not only fulfils a need but also
strengthens our faith. Service becomes faith and love made visible.
Throughout the past fourteen months, there have been numerous examples
of people performing all kinds of acts of service, many of which have taken
place in our own communities, such as checking on a neighbour, making a
phone call, shopping, or simply saying a kind word when passing in the
street. As we begin to return to some sort of normality, it is worth
remembering the importance of all the acts of service that have taken place,
but also to think about how we may continue to be of service to each other
and to God.
With love and prayers
Liz
If you’re reading this copy of the Fountain online, why not check with your less internet-based neighbours if they would like to see it or have it printed for them?
Church of England Services in Fountains Benefice
June 2021 Services in Church (face coverings currently obligatory) Sunday 6 June 11.15 am Holy Communion at Grewelthorpe Church 11.15 am Holy Communion at Winksley Church
Sunday 13 June 11.15 am Holy Communion at Mickley Church 11.15 am Holy Communion at Aldfield Church
Sunday 20 June 11.00 am Methodist Service at Grewelthorpe Church 11.15 am Holy Communion at Winksley Church
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11.15 am Holy Communion at Chapel of the
Resurrection, Dallowgill
Sunday 27 June 11.15 am Holy Communion at Kirkby Malzeard Church
11.15 am Holy Communion at Sawley Church
We also continue our Sunday morning Zoom services (and other services at home) at 10 am – please contact Revd. Ian Kitchen on 01765 650369 if you would like to join us, or email [email protected]
If you are not computer-savvy or you'd rather follow a service on your own we can let you have it via email or by paper through your letter box. A healthy number of people are doing this at 10 am each week to build the sense that we are all worshipping together. Email or telephone Ian for more details.
Holy Communion at home is available for those who have an urgent need.
If you have any questions about the services, please contact Ian. A listening ear from the hospice Even with the prospect of slowly exiting lockdown, many of us may be feeling low, isolated or anxious about the days and weeks to come. We want to let you know that our Just ‘B’ Hear to Help community line is here for you, seven days a week, from 8am in the morning to 8pm, with a team of experienced, caring volunteers ready to listen and support. Call us on 01423 856799. We’re all in this together and no concern is too small. The helpline is available for children, young people and adults across Yorkshire.
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The Just ‘B’ Hear to Help line is one of the services provided by North Yorkshire Hospice Care, a registered charity in England and Wales (518905) with a family of services operating as Herriot Hospice Homecare, Just ‘B’, Saint Michael’s Hospice and Talking Spaces. The Benefice Book Group
It was with great pleasure that we were able to meet again over tea and scones at the Olive Tree Cafe but there was much catching up to do before we got round to discussing "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie". Once we did get to it, the discussion was lively and wide-ranging. We talked about our own school days; the manipulation of pupils by their teachers; women who are aware of their own destiny; self-knowledge and self-discovery. Some of us found it amusing, others quite the reverse. Was there too much repetition? Were the characters credible in the way they developed from childhood into womanhood? As is usually the case our final conclusion was that some of us liked it and some of us didn`t, but it certainly gave us plenty to think and talk about. This month we are going to read "The Hanging Garden" by Ian Rankin and very much hope to be able to discuss it again face to face Anne Carrick
Girlguiding Fountains The Brownies finished their zoom meetings with a virtual sleepover. Activity bags provided all the ingredients and resources for the challenges and the kit list for the event. The dens were superb and we enjoyed looking at the range of ideas. We practised keeping our belongings tidy and setting things out as we would in a hall. The girls cooked their own tea and breakfast using the microwave, whist in the meetings, and the hot chocolate before for supper was delicious. The leaders were not woken early, although they did find the floor somewhat less comfortable than their beds.
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All our Fountains units are meeting outdoors again. This felt strange at first as we learned to manage the social distancing, sanitising routines and discovered many had grown taller. However, everyone has managed well and many games, along with the programme, have been adapted for the current restrictions and outdoors. We have discovered that Tuesday is the wettest day of the week, but that has not deterred the girls, who have arrived to make their promise, dance to ‘singing in the rain’, follow a maze, complete fitness challenges and discover more about our communities, cultures and reflect on our beliefs and values. Anne Harrison
Fountains Playgroup & Pre-School
The staff, committee, parents and children of Fountains Playgroup & Pre-School
have been amazing through this difficult time we have experienced. We were all
very excited as we welcomed all our children into our group on the 8th March, the
children came in so confidently and have had lots of fun with their friends. The staff
and parents are working together to ensure social distancing, cleaning of
equipment and touch points to help reduce any risk.
We have had a busy start to our summer term where we have welcomed 6 new
starters into our group; I wish you all many happy days as part of our Fountains
family.
In February we celebrated 25 years of Fountains Playgroup & Pre-School being
registered, and caring for the children in our community. We look back on all the
children we have had through our door and all the learning we have had together
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over the years, it’s been an amazing 25 years with lots of fun and laughter, tears,
strong relationships and a new building.
We are holding a wheel’a’thon this month; parents have their sponsor forms now.
Please can I ask you to sponsor the children of Fountains Playgroup to encourage
them to achieve as many laps as possible during the event. The staff will be
cheering them on as they take part in their laps and as they cross the line the
chequered flag will be flying.
We have an unwanted clothes/ garment collection called Bag2school. This is on
Thursday 24th June. Please bag up any unwanted items of clothing, curtains, shoes,
towels, bedding (No duvets or pillows), bags etc and drop them at playgroup
23/24th June. The more items/ bags we collect, the more money raised for our
Playgroup, to allow us to buy resources to enhance the children’s learning and
development. Please spread the word to family and friends.
Take care of each other.
Dawn Rogers
01765 620019
www.fountainspreschool.co.uk
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Fountains Parish As we are unable to hold our annual Garden Fete or regular fundraising events, we are having Spring Stalls with Plants, Cakes and Produce, Books etc. outside our Churches 10am - 12 Noon on the following dates: Winksley - Monday 31st May Sawley - Saturday 5th June Aldfield - Saturday 12th June If you are unable to attend but would like to join in the Prize Draw, to win one of the splendid prizes (including hampers, wine and many others), please call, or email, with a choice of numbers between 1 and 100 (not forgetting to include your name and contact details). Each number costs £5 and the draw will take place on Saturday 12th June. If the number you have chosen is already taken, we will get back to you, or, you can just say how many numbers you would like and they will be randomly chosen for you. Please contact Christine Dent on 01765 620208, or Yvonne Fleetham on 01765 658419 or email [email protected] All proceeds to be split equally between Fountains Parish and Dementia Forward.
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GREWELTHORPE VILLAGE HALL WHAT’S ON IN GREWELTHORPE
THE HACKFALL CAFÉ - OPEN FOR INDOOR SEATING FROM MONDAY 24th MAY
The Hackfall Café at the Village Hall is now welcoming customers for indoor seating. Takeaway and outdoor seating will continue as before.
Opening days and times will be:
Monday – Wednesday – Friday – Saturday – Sunday 11.00 am – 1.00 pm
The café will be serving a range of:
Hot and cold drinks / Home-made cakes and biscuits / Snacks & light meals / Ice creams
Social distancing measures will be in place to ensure your comfort and safety
We are also looking to recruit more volunteers to help with the running of the café. Full training will be provided. If you are interested in becoming involved, please contact: Deborah Hodges – tel. 658474 or e mail [email protected] Village Hall Activities
Yoga Jo Parker Tuesdays 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th June 6:30pm-8pm
Moo Music Wednesdays 9th, 16th and 30th June 9:30-10:30am
Grewelthorpe
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Drumming Circle Wednesday 30th June 7-8pm
Pilates with Gill Thursdays 3rd, 17th and 24th June
Ducklings Play group Thursdays 10th, 187th and 24th June 10:30am – 12:00
Bring your own snack and drink for your child. Parents/carers to bring a mug/cup for their drink. £2.00 per session. All welcome.
Tiny Talk Fridays 10-11am 11th, 18th and 25th June
Grewelthorpe WI 7pm-9pm in the café area. Community Lunch Tuesday 8th June; a homemade 2 course hot dinner and pudding. DELIVERED to you by our friendly Hackfall Cafe volunteers. £5 per person. Extra portions for freezing can be ordered in advance. Call Susan Rizos on 01765 658200 to order your meal. Please state any dietary requirements. VILLAGE HALL WEBSITE For more information about activities, events, facilities and to access our online booking system visit www.grewelthorpevillagehall.co.uk
HUTTS FARM TOUR
Would you like to know what life is like on an organic farm?
Then join us at the Hutts farm for an organic farming tour by tractor and trailer on Sunday 6th June at 1.00 am. This will be an opportunity to see farm animals / working demonstration of farm dogs / organic crops that are grown on the farm.
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The tour is expected to last around 2 ½ hours and is suitable for all age groups Please wear appropriate clothing for a farm!
It will be possible for participants to pre-order sandwiches prior to the event. A range of cakes & biscuits / hot & cold drinks will also be available to purchase on the day.
For further information and to book a place / pre-order sandwiches, please contact: Judith O’Shaughnessy 658728 e mail [email protected] OR Deborah Hodges 658474 e mail [email protected]
(Booking will be essential in order to ensure maximum numbers regarding COVID-19 restrictions are not exceeded and to ensure a place on the day)
If you are interested, or would like more information, please contact Deborah Hodges on 01765 658474, or email [email protected].
WHAT’S ON IN GREWELTHORPE If you would like to be kept up to date you can subscribe to this e-newsletter by request at: [email protected]
St James’ Church and the Methodist Church
Grewelthorpe
Dates for your diaries!!!!
French Boules Evening – Friday 25th June 2021
This has been an established event held on the Village Green for many
years and takes place at the Ripon end, near the home of Liz Witton. This
will be a knock-out competition and will commence at 6.30pm. Players will be in pairs and must register with the M.C. on their arrival to be
placed on the Order of Play Board.
Skill at the game is not required!!!
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Supper is usually provided, but we may have to ask you to bring your
own picnic and drinks, depending on Covid guidelines at the time.
There is no charge for playing boules or for the supper but we would like to ask everyone to make a generous donation. There may be also be a
Raffle if we are allowed under Covid regulations.
Please look out for further details and confirmation of the event nearer the time. Let’s hope that we can all meet up soon.
Flea Market and Collectors Fair - Bank Holiday Monday, 30th
August in Masham Town Hall 10-4pm
This has always been a valuable part of our annual fundraising, and we
really hope that this event can go ahead.
We will keep you posted with further details nearer the time.
Just a reminder…………. that the church is open for private prayer, only
being closed for cleaning after funerals/weddings etc. Please look for the
sign on the church gate, if you are unsure. We are very much looking forward to when our church community can
return to some normality.
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Kirkby Malzeard
OPEN GARDENS – KIRKBY MALZEARD* Sunday June 27th
1pm – 5pm
We’ll have a good variety of gardens on display including cottage, shaded, large formal and courtyard.
Book and plant sales & refreshments.
Cost £5.00 adults, accompanied under 16s free.
Proceeds to St Andrew's Church.
If you would like to take part by opening your garden or if you
could help on the day, please call Hilary on 650067
*We are cautiously optimistic that we will be able to go ahead with this event – please check the Open Gardens website
(www.opengardens.co.uk) or the local website (www.kirkbymalzeardarea.org.uk ) for up-to-date information nearer
the time.
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Kirkby Malzeard CE Primary School
Mental Health Awareness Week took place from
10th – 16th May 2021 and the theme was 'Nature'.
The children have been exploring how being
mentally and physically healthy is really important and thinking
about how spending time in the great outdoors in nature can
help us to keep happy and
healthy.
Our learning…
• Acorn Class. The
children have been
making fantastic
‘journey sticks’ as
part of their literacy
work, which will help
them to retell the
story of 'Rain Before
Rainbows'. Reading is hugely beneficial to mental
wellbeing, as is spending time in the company of animals.
The children have been practising their letter-writing and
sent letters to Mrs Taylor, Headteacher, petitioning for a
school pet. Suggestions ranged from a Hammerhead
shark or goldfish, to cheetahs, leopards, eagles, kittens or
a frog! The children were asked to carefully consider what
care each animal may require.
• Oak Class. The children have been getting out in nature
and observing the changeable weather conditions
closely, which has provoked lots of discussion in
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geography lessons. Luckily the rain has not stopped their
gardening efforts! The children have been monitoring the
progress of their garden and have noticed the potatoes
growing. Their next job will be to cover them with compost
again to encourage growth. The children have been
learning what plants need to grow and are responsible for
taking care of their garden.
• Palm Class. The children began a new topic recently in
geography and have been learning about ‘The Water
Cycle.’ They discovered lots of new and unusual
vocabulary in connection with this topic and were excited
to find out the meaning of each word. The children
enjoyed time outside, making their own ‘Water Cycle in a
Bag!’
• Cedar Class. The pupils conducted a very special online
meeting on ‘MS Teams’ with the UK Parliament and found
out all about how Parliament works and how it is run. The
initial part of the meeting was with two members of the UK
Parliament Education Team and the latter was with Julian
Smith, MP for Ripon and Skipton, with whom they enjoyed
a brilliant ‘Question and Answer’ session. The children's
questions were fantastic and challenging; Julian Smith
was extremely impressed with the children and felt there
may be future politicians in the class! Everyone was
extremely proud of the pupils and their engagement and
enthusiasm.
Collective Worship. The children have been thinking about the
Christian value of ‘Kindness’ in Collective Worship this half term.
They have been considering what ‘kindness’ looks like; how to
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be kind, respectful and inclusive, and the meaning of integrity.
The pupils have loved finding out about how young people
around the globe have been living out the value of kindness
and making a difference in the world. They have all been
inspired to make some small changes to their own lives too.
Pupils and staff shared some really special outdoor prayer space
worship sessions altogether in their ‘bubbles;’ such a special time
to reflect and share.
The young Collective Worship leaders at school are full of super
ideas to take Collective Worship ideas further next half term!
National Book Tokens.
Would you like to help give our school a chance to win some
new books for the children’s library?
‘A good school library isn't just important for academic
achievement. Reading for pleasure also improves children's
wellbeing – something our children need now more than ever
before.’ National Book Tokens
The National Book Token’s prize draw gives you the chance
to win £5,000 of National Book Tokens for your school's library –
and if your entry is picked, you'll also get £100 of National Book
Tokens to spend on yourself!
Find out about other previous winners, and enter this year's
competition at: https://www.nationalbooktokens.com/
The closing date is Saturday 31st July 2021, and the winner will
be announced in the autumn term.
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Contacting us. If you would like to come and look around our
school, please email: [email protected] or
call: 01765 658329. You can also learn more about the school
on our website:
http://www.kirkbymalzeard.n-yorks.sch.uk/
There are signs of a slow return to normality in Mickley as lockdown is eased
nationally. The village hall is in demand again for bookings and the Mickley
Boys’ Club lunch took place on 20th May.
On 9th May we celebrated the first service inside church for several months
with a short communion led by Rev Ian Kitchen. Despite government
restrictions preventing singing within the church, the congregation found their
full voice outside (and unaccompanied!) in the churchyard. Thank you to all
who have volunteered to be on the flower rota for the next six months and to
those who were prepared to join the monthly tidying of the churchyard in
early May, a willingness that was ultimately frustrated by the weather rather
than Covid. The next tidying sessions will be on the second Saturday of each
month throughout the summer.
The annual church meetings took place on 20th May when Frances Cole and
Roger Higson stood down as churchwardens and Grace Kirk and Judith
Hooper stood down as members of the PCC. We thank them warmly for all
their support and work in the church during their period of office. Brenda
May, Judy Wright and Louise Liddle were elected to the PCC; Tom Ramsden
and Peter Mason were elected as churchwardens.
Mickley
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One casualty of lockdown is Mickley’s biennial Open Gardens, due in late
June. At the time of planning for the event in early February there was too
much uncertainty over lockdown so the decision was taken to postpone for
one year.
The Mickley 100 Club May draw had not taken place at the time of going to
press but April’s winners were: Grace Kirk, Judith Hooper and Richard
Lockey.
If you are passing through Mickley do pause at the top of the hill at the east
end of the village near to Mount Pleasant Cottage to admire the beautiful
new seat installed by John and Brenda May. It is dedicated to the memory of
John’s sister, Margaret and will provide a welcome opportunity for walkers
and ramblers to rest tired feet.
Patricia Harling
Yellow Ballerinas of Spring
It fluttered its lemon-coloured wings cheekily as it crossed the garden’s hedges to
show off its new found life, having emerged from the alder buckthorn abode on the
hillside. The brimstone danced onwards yet again for the fifth time in a wet spring,
its numbers having tripled in three years. The very thorny buckthorn tree, despite
the roe deer’s fondness for its bark, had created a safe haven for more yellow
ballerinas aflutter. Next on stage, on a warm mid-day spring moment, twisting
twirling tortoiseshell butterflies, excited at feeling dry and warmer, followed orange
tips in search of nectar snacks and fast-food eateries of the garlic mustard flowers.
Bumble bees jazzing through the pulmonaria flowers, blues and pinks that wobble
with their activity. All focused on food and staying the spring despite the fact that
it’s wet and cold. Then in from Africa flew migrants, the willow warblers and
whitethroats thrilled at the hedgerow standing wide and tall to offer refuge, nectar
and rest in safety. The resident blue, great and marsh tits welcome them, sharing
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their hedgerow space as room a plenty. The dawn chorus reached Wagnerian
symphonic proportions at the early morning sunrise around 5am and many were
still singing at mid-day and into the afternoon. Then more migrants, exhausted
swallows arrived at the end of their 8000-mile journey collapsing in undressed
bushes, still with leaves to come. Thin, weary, hanging like desiccated fruit from a
tree, paused, until a moment of sunshine brings out the insects. Then they
swooped and flew with energy as they gorge briefly on them. A long journey to cold
generating climes as the gulf stream moves southwards and draws in cold chilling
arctic air. A challenge now to raise a brood in the longstanding family breeding
places as their food supply shrinks across the fields.
The song thrush added its melodic soprano arias, fed on snails who sneakily hide
themselves behind cobble stones of flower and vegetable beds. Investigative beaks
find the snails secret places and leave devastated remains of empty battered shells
around the garden. Primrose sunflowers brighten the churchyard grounds, native
blue bells push through earth to ring their delicate bells despite wind and rain.
Spring brings in much change and rich diversity of the earth’s shrinking lives, hoping
to renew families and life. Cuckoo’s calls from last year still resonant at the wonder
of their journeys from the Congo to be here in harmony with us. The Mickley oak
looks on at another spring.
Frances Cole
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Franklin Hardscapes
Paths – Patios – Driveways Stone & Brick walling
Hedge and Tree Planting Fencing Turfing
Gravelling
Contact Edward Franklin 01765 658 067 07814 982 043
Apex – Private Hire Local* Long Distance*
Airports* Courier
Trevor Kempster Well Cottage
Kirkby Malzeard
Ring Direct: Mob: 07970 308823 Tel:01765 650491
JOE DAWSON
Fully qualified electrician
Agricultural, Commercial and
Domestic installations
TEL. 01765620643 MOB. 07870590996
Est. 1879 Tel. 01765 602294
F. LOWLEY & SON LTD 13 Low Skellgate, Ripon HG4 1BE
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICE
Attention Day and Night
COMPLETE JOINERY SERVICE
Domestic and Commercial
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Mr T E Bassitt Tel. 07702 998962
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BLAKEY TREE SURGERY Dangerous Trees Dismantled Felling Pruning & Re – Shaping Crown Thinning & Lifting Stump Grinding TPO & Planning Applications
Fully Insured All Work to British Standards 3998
Fully Qualified & NPTC Trained
Hardwood Logs & Wood Chippings for Sale
For a Free Quote & Professional Service
Call David Blakey: 01765 658029 Mobile: 07712 623178
Thorstad, Kirkby Malzeard, Ripon, HG4 3SH
LEE & HOLMES
FUNERAL DIRECTORS A complete
Personal 24-hour service
Private Chapel of Rest at
Pateley Bridge Pre-payment Plans Available
An independent family run business serving the dale with
a caring and efficient service
For over 50 years
Tel: 01423 712062
Mobile: 07802 176466
Sarah Jones Antiques, Arts & Curios
Selling antique & vintage furniture and
collectables, decorative items and
curiosities
Now open Fridays 1.00-5.00pm
Saturday 10.00am-4.00pm
and by appointment.
To make an appointment to look around the
shop please ‘phone 01765 658201.
We also welcome enquiries if you have
quality antique & vintage items for sale.
To make an appointment if you have an item
to sell please ‘phone 07946 646985.
For more information
e-mail [email protected]
www. sarahjonesantiques.co.uk
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KIRKBY MOTORS KIRKBY MALZEARD
Family business, established 40 years
Car Repairs and Servicing Servicing and repairs to cars and vans, including those still in
warranty, following Good Garage Scheme, manufacturers or our own schedule.
MOT testing including motorbikes
Petrol and Diesel forecourt, pay at pump, open late 7 days Diagnostics using the latest Snap On and Crypton equipment.
Tyres, batteries and exhausts supplied and fitted. Monday to Friday 8am – 6pm, Saturday by prior arrangement only.
Call us on 01765 658468
Kirkby Fisheries
Opening Hours Monday–Saturday 11.30am-1.30pm
& 5.00-9.00pm
To avoid delays order on 01765 658723.
PIZZAS ALSO NOW AVAILABLE.
Follow us on facebook Kirkbyfisheries.
KUTZ @ KIRKBY Main Street, Kirkby Malzeard
(Next to Kirkby Motors)
Ladies & Gentlemen’s Hairdressers
Closed Sunday & Monday Tuesday – Friday 9.00am – 5.00pm
Saturday 8.30am – 1.00pm
Tel 01765 650137
Mobile 07792 695318
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BAR AND RESTAURANT “THE AREAS HIDDEN SECRET”
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DINE IN OUR NEWLY REFURBISHED, UNIQUE FAMILY AND PET FRIENDLY, RESTAURANT. WEDNESDAY TO SUNDAY.
CELEBRATION PARTIES AND FUNERAL TEAS CATERED FOR. LARGE CAR PARK SET IN BEAUTIFUL TRANQUIL SURROUNDINGS.
PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR ALL THE LATEST EVENTS AND OFFERS. THEBARNWINKSLEY.CO.UK
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01765 658827 07425 184326
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And
SECRET GARDEN CATTERY
30 years’ experience
Mrs J Morton Wilderbrook House
Winksley Nr Ripon
Brand New Facilities
For details Ring: 01765 658733
Gary Carson
Painter & Decorator
Tel: 01765 658761 Mob: 07737 322335
Email:[email protected]
Call for a free estimate
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RoseLea Tea Room
Main Street
Kirkby Malzeard
In the heard of the
community
01765 658093
Open Thursday – Sunday
10am – 4pm
Cakes, snacks, tea, coffee
and much more!
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY (01765 if no code given)
APEX PRIVATE HIRE, (Trevor Kempster, Kirkby Malzeard) local /long distance airport /courier, mobile 07970 308823 650491 BLAKEY TREE SURGERY, Felling,pruning,thinning,logs,chippings,free quote 658029 BOGS HALL STABLES, Livery, tuition, BHS approved, rug cleaning. 658184 BULL GRAPHIC DESIGN, Logo design, websites, brochures, packaging 658022 CATERERS & CROCKERY HIRE, L Atkinson 620618 or 658545 CREATIVE NAILS BY CAROL, for all your nail requirements, 07736 544 446 or 609293 CURTAIN & BLIND MAKING SERVICE & ALTERATIONS, contact Carol Ayres 658898 DOG HOME BOARDING, the kinder alternative to kennels. Experienced carer, fully insured & HBC approved. Early booking advised. 650438 GARY CARSON, Painter & Decorator, call for a free estimate, 07737 322335 or 658761 HIGHSIDE BUTCHERS, Local lamb, beef and pork 658423 T & M.E JACKSON, Approved electrical contractors 658517 KIRKBY MALZEARD PRE-SCHOOL & TODDLER GROUP 658080 KIRKBY STORES, Open Mon-Sat 6am - 6.30pm Sun 7.00-10.30am 658305 J B LAMBERT & SON, Painter & Decorator 603928 LINDRICK LOGS, Local quality seasoned hardwood, prompt delivery 605248 LYNX FUELS, Domestic heating oil & agricultural fuels. Ring Andrew Storey 07970 249978 MOBILE FOOT CLINIC, Anna Smith, Kirkby Malzeard & Grewelthorpe 690830 MOBILE HAIRDRESSER Call Vanessa, all aspects of hairdressing,07861 734226 606417 N C R PLUMBING & HEATING, OFTEC, NAPIT, Trust Mark registered, plumbing, bathrooms, central heating, oil boilers, tanks, electricals 650410 RIPON CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, Various times Monday – Friday by appointment only. If you’re suffering from headaches, sciatica, back, leg, shoulder or arm pain or pins and needles, contact 609494 ROSELEA TEAROOM , Tuesdays and Wednesdays 10.00am – 3.30pm SIMON MERRIN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR, mobile 07711 343083 or 658640 SEA DOMESTIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS SERVICE, for washing machines, tumble dryers, dishwashers, & electric cookers mobile 07801 079911 or 689793 TILLY’S TAILS, Dog walking, pet sitting, tailored to meet your needs mob 07887 617294 TRACY JOHNSON, Mole control,gardens,paddocks,farmland,traditional method 620651 TOM WATSON JOINERY, All aspects of joinery. Good service guaranteed 07920 005140 J WEATHERHEAD & SON, Fencing contractor, all types of fencing supplied & erected, hedge planting undertaken 658508
Advertising enquiries please to Stuart Wakefield Tel 605697. e-mail [email protected]
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The next issue of The Fountain will be an on-line edition covering both July/August. Material for this should be sent to the editor by 21st June, 2021 please: -
Mrs Sharon Wood, West Farm, Galphay, Ripon HG4 3NJ Tel: 01765 658220, e-mail [email protected]
The Fountains Benefice Ministry Team
Priest in Charge Revd Ian Kitchen The Rectory, Ringbeck Road, Kirkby Malzeard HG4 3SL 01765 650369 [email protected] (Day off usually Friday)
House-for-Duty Associate Priest Revd Kathy Couchman 07435 882112 [email protected]
Readers Mrs Liz Jarvis 01765 620508
Mr Adrian Roberts 01765 650275
Administrator Isabelle Munyard
Please note new hours: Thurs 9.30 am - 3.30 pm
e-mail [email protected]
