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DEADLINE DATE the deadline date for the magazine is now the 15th of each month
Email parishnews888@b�nternet.com
Calthwaite as normal please submit to Pat Ivinson ADVERTISING IN THE MAGAZINE IS AVAILABLE from £80 PER YEAR,
for more informa�on, please email parishnews888@b�nternet.com
CLAIMING DATES
NOVEMBER8th 7.30 pm Christmas Dominoes Ainstable Village Hall
8th 7.30pm. Old School Hall-Wine Tas�ng Evening by Pippa Sedgewick11th Skelton Toppin Memorial Hall Mee�ng at 7 pm to discuss ideas for future usage
and events.
12th Skelton Parish Council Mee�ng at 7.30p.m. at Skelton Toppin Memorial Hall.
16th St Michael’s Church Christmas Fayre Toppin Hall
16th Soup & Puddings-Ivegill Village Hall 12-2pm20th Ivegill WI - cra� night with Colours of the rainbow22nd CALTHWAITE SCHOOL support group Family Bingo/Cheese and Wine evening
30th Film night Red Joan 6.30 for 7 Greystoke village hall
DECEMBER1 11.30am – 1pm Armathwaite Messy Church6th Dec Fes�ve Fun Night inc. Christmas Tree Compe��on Ivegill Village Hall 7pm
8th Dec Messy Church/Chris�ngle Christ Church 9.30pm
7th Christmas Coffee Morning, Low Hesket Village Hall
7th Motor Neurone Charity Fashion show 1pm to 4pm at Hu�on End Village Hall,
9th Carol Singing – 6.30p.m. Meet at Calthwaite Crossroads.13th Christmas bingo in Low Hesket hall
14th First Class Kids Fundraiser – Christmas flower/wreath workshop29th Dec Big Breakfast Ivegill Village Hall 10am-1pm
2020
17th January Family Magic Evening Armathwaite Old School Hall (over 8’s only)
28th February / Fashion Show, Calthwaite School Support Group and First Class Kids.
The Parish News and Notes are produced for the community byTHE INGLEWOOD GROUP OF CHURCHES
in the Diocese of Carlisle INGLEWOODNEWS AND NOTES
The local magazine for the communities of Ainstable, Armathwaite, Calthwaite, Hesket, Hutton, Ivegill and Skelton
NOVEMBER 2019Produced for our community by
THE INGLEWOOD GROUP OF CHURCHES
Deadline for Monthly Submission - 15th of each month.
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The Parish News and Notes are produced for the community byTHE INGLEWOOD GROUP OF CHURCHES
in the Diocese of Carlisle
Ministry TeamChurchwardensAinstable: Vacant Please Contact 01768 896802Armathwaite: Ken Bonsor 016974 72054 Jenny Roscoe 016974 72383 Calthwaite: Pat Ivinson 017688 85205 Alison Snaith 017688 85265Hesket: Vacant Please Contact Alma McKinny016974 73998 or
Wendy Glendinning 016974 73044Hutton: Lord Inglewood 017684 84500 Myles Walker 017684 84193Ivegill: Elizabeth Blake 016974 73707 Skelton: Jim Mills 017684 84446 Rachel Jones 01768 484170
Pastoral Co-ordinatorsAinstable: Vacant Armathwaite: Claudia Weaving 016974 72412 Calthwaite: Alison Snaith 017688 85265Hesket: Dinah George 016974 72423Hutton: Marjorie Barnes 017684 84459Ivegill: Vacant Skelton: Nancy Hullock 017684 84271
Commissioned Lay MinistersPastoral Assistant (Listening and Counselling): Claudia Weaving 016974 72412Pastoral Co-ordinator & Worship Assistant: Dinah George 016974 72423Pastoral Assistant Daphne Sisson 016974 73614
Associate PriestsCanon Brian Dawson Applecroft, High Hesket 016974 73069
email: [email protected] Myrtle Langley Grania, 5 Farbrow Rd, New Harraby 01228 539291
email: [email protected]
During the Interregnum Contact The Rural Dean 01768 863000
email: [email protected] contact persons below from each Church
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UPVC Windows, Doors & Conservatories Specialists, Fascia Boards, Soffits -Armstrong Bros, Garth House, Low Hesket , Carlisle CA4 OEU
Tel: 016974 73102 Fax: 016974 73054 www.countrystylewindows.com
Town Head Cottage, Ainstable, CA4 9RE
PVC windows, doors and porches, Other Joinery Work and ceramic tiling
Free Estimates Not VAT registered
TEL: 01768 896294
Sceugh Dyke Calthwaite
MOTOR SERVICE & REPAIRS MOT PREPARATION
01768 885318
Specialist wills, tax & probate solicitorOver 30 years experience & one of the few true specialists-large city firm experience without the high prices -over the years has saved millions of £
Inheritance Tax -Lynn Emery 01697 478303 | 07901 229218 | [email protected]
The Joiner’s Workshop, Town Head Farm, AinstableAll types of joinery and carpentry work including bespoke items
Telephone/Fax 01768 896067
A and R LandscapesWe provide a professional, friendly and efficient landscape gardening service.
We cover all aspects of landscaping including: horticulture, stone-work, design, countryside management, ponds/lakes, garden maintenance. Free quotes available.
Contact Rob 077305 70889 Alan 07791 648 825Email [email protected]
CRAIG BUTTERWORTHD.O.T. A.D.I.
PROFESSIONAL DRIVING TUITIONDOOR TO DOOR SERVICE
THEORY TEST TUITION
TEL: SOUTHWAITE 016974 73895MOBILE: 07815 511025www.drivingschoolpenrith.co.ukwww.drivingschoolcarlisle.co.uk
Mindfulness Pilates 7pm to 8pm and 8pm to 9pm Armathwaite school. 9.15am to 10.15am ,10.30am to 11.30am and 12.30pm to 1.30pm The Eden workshop, Plumpton For further details please contact Sally Roythorne tel 07771 635 689
Armathwaite Community Primary School We are a friendly, caring school where
each child is valued and important, a place where school, children, parents and mem-bers of the community work in partnership
and learn together. Armathwaite School offers the best of both worlds - a caring
family atmosphere and high standards of education. We provide breakfast club from 8am
and a range of after school clubs. If you would like to visit please ring to arrange a time. Tel:
01697472296 Email: [email protected]
Piano, Clarinet, Saxophone Musical TheatreLessons Beginners to Grade VIII
Jane Bagot, [email protected]
01768 885988, 07702 592167
Muster Upholstery and Furniture Restoration Services.
Traditional and Modern upholstery. All work meets Fire Regulation Standards. We pick up and deliver. See my work on Musters facebook page
Contact Paula on 07837755207 email [email protected]
Canon Brian Dawson writes What a Surprise! Nov. 2019
Blessing of Dogs Service. If you had been in St James Church Hu�on in-the-Forest on Sunday 6th October at 3.30pm, you would have had quite a surprise! dogs of many
different breeds on leads were with their proud owners in the pews. They had all
been walking round the Show field & then came into Church with wet feet for a
Service of Blessing. To be fair, the humans removed their wellingtons or boots. The
theme of the short Service was Thanksgiving for Dogs as faithful Companions to us,
one of the many blessings of God’s Crea�on. We sang All things bright & beau�ful & All creatures of our God & King, the hymn of St Francis. There was no sermon as the dogs had been pa�ent enough, but to end the Blessing of Dogs was said, May you & they enjoy life together, & find joy with the God who created you. Amen. Dona�ons were for chari�es in Nepal, Community Ac�on, Kathmandu Animal Treatment Centre
& the Katmandu Contemporary Arts Centre. The congrega�on were very apprecia�ve
& had a group photograph to mark the occasion.
Thank-you. The Benefice 60th Anniversary Service of Priesthood at Christchurch, Ivegill
on 29th September was a wonderful & inspiring occasion. The Church was full &
magnificent Lunch followed in the Village Hall. Brian and Mary want to thank the
Ivegill Team & all from our Churches who contributed to the splendid occasion. The
Dawsons received some lovely cards & wish to thank people for them. The illusive
document of Priests Orders which Brian could not find during the sermon, was
discovered in the Village Hall, and, as a surprise, displayed during the reply to John
Sheffield’s kind remarks. So he really is a priest, & has been these last 60 years!!
Church Unity. Recently we stayed for a few days in Kelso in the Sco�sh Borders. Its an
interes�ng town with a large central square & the ruins of a fine medieval Abbey. We
enjoyed our visit but had a surprise! The long Street on which our Guest House was
situated had many Churches one a�er the other; a Church of Scotland, a Bap�st
Church, two Evangelical Churches, a Catholic Church, & even a large Church building
with a fine spire which was for sale. The Sco�sh Episcopal Church of St Andrew was
not far away in the town opposite the Abbey ruins. We are used to just one Church
building in most of our villages, so it was a surprise. I wrote in last month’s magazine
of the need for Chris�an Unity if the Chris�an Church is going to survive & thrive in
this country, & in the West generally in the years ahead. This will mean taking a step
much further than just politely working together. Bishop James & the leaders of the
Methodist Church, United Reform Church & the Salva�on Army, hope that we will
follow their lead in working together in a United Way.
Remembrance Sunday at our In -the -Forest Churches.
The Annual Service of Remembrancewill be held in two of our Churches on Sunday
10th November at 10.30am in St Mary’s Hesket-in-the-Forest, and in St. James, Hu�on-in-the Forest. We hope they will be well supported, as we remember with Thankfulness the many who died for their country whose memory we treasure.
God Bless you all, Brian.
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Inglewood Parish and Ministry Team Notes
Next Benefice Services – Holy Communion
31st Dec 2019 - Benefice HC. Low Sunday. 10.30am. Armathwaite29th March 2020-Benefice HC 10.30am Armathwaite
Upcoming Special Services
Remembrance Services are at Hesket & Hutton Sunday 10th November at 10.30am
Brian Dawson’s Thanksgiving Service for 60 years as a PriestA full Christ Church shared the thanksgiving service led by Rev’d Canon Beth Smith, for Rev’d Canon Brian Dawson’s 60 years as a Priest. We can but admire the dedication he and Mary have given to our benefice and continue to give. Thank you to Brian and Mary for in-viting us all to share the special occasion. There is nothing as joyous as a full church in full voice, except perhaps the enjoyable lunch which followed. Thank you everyone who contributed to the day in any way.
PCCs, JCC reviews APCMs and Deanery Synod mee�ngsJCC Mee�ng
Tues 7th Jan’20 JCC Ainstable Church Ins�tute 7.30pm
OTHER
Wed 7th Jan 2020 – H &S and Safeguarding review: Ainstable Church Ins�tute
APCMs 2020
Tues 10th Mar APCM Ivegill Church 7.30pm
Wed 11th Mar APCM Skelton Church 7.30pm
Thurs 12th Mar APCM Arm/Ain. OSH 7.30pm
Sun 15th Mar APCM Hu�on – Church 7.00pm following EP
Wed 18th Mar APCM Hesket Church 7.30pm
Thurs 24th Mar APCM Calthwaite Church 7.30pm
PENRITH DEANERY SYNOD: 4th Nov7-7.30pm Deanery Synod – Penrith Parish Meeting Rooms
COURT THORN SURGERY
Once a month Court Thorn Surgery is closed to ensure that the pa�ent
experience of services is the best it can be. In order to do this, the Prac�ce
Team undergo numerous training events both in house and provided
by Cumbria CCG. Although the Prac�ce is closed from 1pm for the rest of
the day on 13th November . An emergency service is available
from Cumbria Health On Call, Telephone 111 from any phone
COMMISSION, SERVICE, REPAIR & INSTALLATION OF OIL FIRED BOILERSALSO COOKERS, e.g. AGA – RAYBURN – STANLEY
Blackdyke Farmhouse, Blackdyke, Silloth, Wigton,Cumbria CA7 4PLTel: 016973 32800 Fax: 016973 32900 Mobile: 07887 794647
THE GLOBE INN CALTHWAITE 01768 885238Opening hour’s weekdays 5pm til late food served 5-9. Weekends 12-late.
Saturday food served 12-2 then 5-9 Sundays food served 12-9.Guest rooms now available Globe inn gift vouchers available
Domestic Gardening Services:
Grass cutting weeding and seasonal planting Patios, paths and drives cleaned Hedge cutting and pruning
Contact: Gordon Henry Clark Tel: 016974 75748 Mob: 07919673101
AQUADRYCARPET &UPHOLSTERYCLEANING SPECIALISTS
01228 810141 07867 505 206
CALL FOR A FREE NO OBLIGATION QUOTE.
LOCKHART DECORATING
For all your decorating requirements, Internal &
External. Paper Hanging, broken colour techniques, tiling, artexing, dry liningLockhart, Middle Yard,
Calthwaite 01768 885 206
RHS qualified’& Diploma in Horticulture
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BILL SHEPHERD ACA CTA
Chartered Accountant & Tax Adviser
Accountancy & Taxation Services
Tel: 01228 510661
Greaves Contractors Ltd
� Stonework� Fencing� Groundworks
Call David 0776 5000 316 or01697473905
TUITION MATHS(GCSE) or
ECONOMICS(TO A LEVEL)
Fully Qualified Teacher with over 20
years experience to both GCSE and A
Level. Exam Coaching, Confidence
Building, Refresher Courses.
Sheila Robinson 017684 84507 or
ANDREW WILSONGarden Services
Landscaping, Fencing, WallingPaving, Tree Felling, Stump grinding,
Planting, Turfing, Hedge/Grass Cutting,Pressure Washing, Gutters Cleaned,
Gardens Weeded & MaintainedAll aspects coveredTel 017684 84530
email: [email protected] Cottage, Ellonby, Penrith,CA11 9SJ
www.borderplumbing.co.uk
Bathroom Refurbishment
Shower Adapta�ons
Gas Boiler Installa�on & Servicing
Cooker Installa�on
0775 3257381
HANDYMAN
NICK VERRALLGETTING ODD JOBS DONE
Calthwaite covering the Eden valleyTEL : 07702791206 E-MAIL : [email protected]
HUTTON-IN-THE-FOREST
Gardens open on 31st March
Gardens open every day except
Saturdays.
House open 3rd April – 6th October every Wednesday, Thursday &
Sunday 10am – 5pmFree entry to Tea Room
Tel. 017684 84449
www.hu�on-in-the-forest.co.uk
All aspects of property maintenance
carried out from the odd job you’ve never
got round to doing, through to: Building,
plumbing, joinery, gardening,
UPVC windows/door and garage doors.
Tel: 01228217001 Mob: 07570897481
High Hesket Church of England Primary School A very happy, caring village school. Breakfast club and after school provision – “Wigglebugs” from 7.45 a.m.
each morning until 5.30 p.m. Our Nursery can offer flexible sessions to suit busy parents, in our purpose built Foundation Unit, including lunch time ses-
sions. , Please feel free to contact us to arrange a tour or for further information.Tel 016974 73386 Email: [email protected]
www.high-hesket.cumbria.sch.uk
Hesket Parish Council
Chair: Mrs Elaine Martin Tel: 07511 844842 Email: [email protected]: Mrs Lisa Beken Tel: 07522 939696 Email: [email protected]
Hello I have decided to update residents of Hesket Parish as to what members of the Parish Council have been doing recently; I want to encourage you to get in touch if you have any issues big or small.
This month I have been contacted by a resident at Crooks Bridge having issues with HGVs travelling down an unsuitable road. As a Parish Council we contacted Cumbria Highways and asked them out to take a look, I have since received an email from Cumbria Highways with suggestions at how they will take this forward.
My Self and David Scurrah , a member of the Parish Council, met with two residents from High Hesket this week near the primary school. We were looking at the parking outside of school, Cumbria Highways were also there as was the Head Teacher. New signage has been suggested and monitoring the speed of traffic through the village. We will continue to take an interest for the residents of High Hesket.
We are working on a new play area in Armathwaite. The Parish Council own this play area, we are at the design stage and we have had an open morning in the village and invited residents , parents and children to give their feedback before we start applying for grants .
We can be contacted about planning applications, bins not being emptied, footway lights not working. We hold our meetings on Tuesdays at 7.30pm bi-monthly in Low Hesket Village Hall, the next meeting is Tuesday 12th November.
Regards Elaine Martin, Chair, Hesket Parish Council
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HESKET AND DISTRICT GOOD COMPANIONS
Monday 11th November mee�ng I Low Hesket Village Hall 2—4pm Speaker Tom Pearson ‘The life of Bees’ For further informa�on contact Joan Gallagher 016974 73259
CRAFTY LADIES
Come along and join us on cost £2 bring your own mug to save on the washing up! from
1.30 pm to 3.30 pm every other Monday For more details Contact Mary Relph Tel 016974
75115. GENTLEMEN why not meet up at Low Hesket village hall same �me as the ladies, on
a Monday a�ernoon for a chat, coffee, game of snooker,cards,dominos or whatever. We
meet 1 30 pm to 3 30 pm every other Monday for more details contact Mary Relph 016974
75115
MONDAY GROUP Our next mee�ng is at 10am on Monday 25th November at Swinburn
Farm Skelton. We hope you can join us! Canon Myrtle Langley will speak on ‘The Life�me
Adventures of a Woman in the Church’.
SOUP AND SOCIAL
All are welcome join us on Wednesday 6th November at 12 noon in the Village Hall for our
HOT DOG SPECIAL there is no charge, but dona�ons are gratefully accepted. For more
informa�on call Margaret Lowes on 016974 73247
HESKET LOCAL HISTORY GROUP
The November mee�ng will be on Thursday 14th November at Low Hesket Village Hall
star�ng at 7.30 pm. Jean Sco� -Smith from Shap will talk about the ‘The road over the hill: A6’. This vital road has a long pedigree in the transport annals of the UK.
HESKET MOTHERS UNION
The next meet is on Monday 18th November at th Saluta�on Inn at 7.30 pm. Speaker is Ron
East talking about ‘English Full Circle Bell Ringing.’
Other events 5/7th November: Diocesan retreat at Rydal Hall.
26th November: Service for ac�vism against gender violence: St Andrews Church, Penrith at
11 am.
Please do not forget to bring your Christmas gi�s for the hamper. They have been much
appreciated by the recipients in the past years.
VOLUNTEERS WANTED
Have we any volunteers in the Parish News areas of Low and High Hesket willing to deliver
the magazine 10 �mes a year. With new houses and older volunteers it would be lovely to
have some ‘younger’ blood willing to take on the task. For more informa�on please contact
Vivien on 016974 - 75053
All aspects of building; new builds, extensions and conversions. Maintenance and refurbishment work including kitchens and bathrooms undertaken by our time served skilled operatives. Gas safe and NICEIC accredited tradesmen. Local professional, reliable, efficient and friendly service. Broadfield, Southwaite, Carlisle, CA4 0LR. Tel: 016974 73103
E:mail [email protected]:www.wcjdevelopmentsltd.co.uk
ALLENELECTRICAL
Reading Room Cottage
Hutton-in-the-Forest,
Penrith Cumbria
CA11 9TG
Tel: 017684 84589 or
07795 144 946
Austin Kelso & Sons
Sales ofRAYBURN COOKERS
WOODBURNING & GAS FIRED STOVES, KILN DRIED LOGS, WOOD PELLET STOVES &
BIOMASS BOILERSView our range: Test our
Knowledge Tel: 017684 82317 Matterdale
www.austinkelso.co.uk
www.fit2work.co.uk
Do your staff work effectively and efficiently??
Fit2Work Ltd can help you achieve improved produc- tivity by:-
•increasing moral •reducing sickness absence •complying with legislation •reducing insurance premiums •Improving employee’s mental health and wellbeing.
For more information contact: [email protected] or [email protected] or phone 07796015265. We are happy to discuss your requirements at no cost.
Angela StoreyIndependent Occupational Therapist Bsc (hons)
Member of Royal College Occupational TherapistsTherapy services include, practical solutions to manage limitations caused by accident, illness or aging, including stroke/neuro. Personal rehabilitation programme to increase independence and confidence in activities of daily living and leisure. Assessment of needs to provide supporting evidence for blue badge/pip/attendance allowance/universal credit applications. Contact 0784 750 2554 e mail [email protected]
Step by Step Counselling
Qualified Counsellor offers 1:1 counselling for adults
and children.
Fully insured and DBS checked.
Mobile: 07929 615157 Email:
www.stepbysteptherapies.co.uk
Christmas Coffee MorningSaturday 7th December
Low Hesket Village Hall 10amCake Stall ~ Homemade Craft Stalls ~ Raffle Entrance fee £2.50 to include refreshments
All welcomeAll proceeds to St Marys Church High Hesket
GENERAL INTEREST FOR ALL
CHARITY FASHION SHOW
In aid of Motor Neurone Disease and Hu�on End Village Hall
Come and get a bit of Christmas sparkle on Saturday 7th December 1pm to 4pm
at Hu�on End Village Hall, CA11 9TT.
Tickets £5 per head including tea, coffee and a mince pie.
There will be some amazing raffle prizes, lots of Christmas gi� ideas,
clothes galore, party ou�its and accessories. Have fun trying on courtesy of
"Shine with Ali".
To book your �cket call Jenny on 017684 84766 or 07736 451 083 or
Margaret on 07535 760347
HUTTON-IN-THE-FORESTHistoric House & Gardens
The house and gardens are now closed until Easter 2020, but we have vacancies available for spring/summer 2020 – either in our Cloisters tea-room or as a House Guide.
Tel. 017684 84449www.hutton-in-the-forest.co.uk
Pick your own Open daily From 23rd November until Dec 15th
www.perfectxmastrees.co.ukHolmelands, Thiefside, Calthwaite CA11 9RN
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All Saints church A big thank you to everyone who came to the big breakfast and
helped us raise £840 for church funds. This was a real community event with lots of
people having a catch up over a leisurely breakfast/lunch. We couldn’t have done it
without all our volunteer helpers who cooked, served, washed and �died up, thank
you all so much.
The church was beau�fully decorated for harvest thanksgiving on Sunday 6thand on
the 9thOctober the children from Calthwaite school celebrated with a short service
packed with thanksgiving songs poems and reflec�ons .It was great to hear class 3
talking about food banks as this year all the collected foodstuffs went to the Salva�on
Army food bank in Penrith where the minister Carol Donaldson said they would go to
people in this area who didn’t have enough to feed themselves . Carol also told us
that you do not need a referral to go to their food bank anyone in need can go along
or give them a call. We will also be sending a dona�on to the bishops harvest appeal.
There is a prayer mee�ng in church 28thNovember at 7.00p.m. to which everyone is
welcome. We spend this �me talking, listening and praying for our community. If you
would like us to pray for you or a situa�on please contact Alison by telephone or text
on 07808349749. Colin Sands will be with us on 17thNovember for a communion
service and the congrega�on will lead the Advent service on 1stDecember
The next Rainbow Club will be held on Saturday 2ndNovember at 3.00p.m. in
Calthwaite School. Please text Pat on 07588596000 to let us know if your child/
children will be able to a�end. Rainbow club Christmas Ac�vity will be held on 30th
November .
1st November at 7.30p.m. A service for All Saints will be held in church. This annual
service is a �me to remember those we love who have died and to give thanks for
their lives. Please invite anyone you think may benefit from this service. If you are
unable to come and would like a special person remembered please let Alison know
tel 01768 885 265 mobile or text 07808349749
LIGHT A LIGHT – The Yew Trees will be light in the Garden from the beginning of December un�l early January. Would you like to light a light in memory of someone
special? The Cost of a light is £5.00 and you can send a dedica�on and this will be
displayed on the board at the back of the church. All monies raised will be split be
tween Hospice at Home and All Saint’s Church Calthwaite. Please leave at the back
of the church or post to Pat Ivinson, Robinson House, Calthwaite, Penrith, CA11 9PL.
Cheques made payable to Calthwaite Church.
CALTHWAITE
Friendly and reliable electricianAll aspects of electrical work
Free estimates, Please contact Michael Jennings
01768 881799 /[email protected]
M.J. ELECTRICAL
Doggies n Moggies Retreat
Luxury boarding for dogs and cats provided byVeterinary Nurse.
We are situated at Nunclose, Armathwaite in the beautiful Eden Valley countryside. Only a 15 minute drive from junction 42 of the M6. For all enquiries contact Rachael on 07444411209 or
www.facebook.com/doggiesnmoggiesretreat-
www.doggiesnmoggies.co.uk
TUERS OF IVEGILL
Ivegill Filling StationMechanical repairsServicing & MOT
testing
016974 73266
ANN PARRY
FOR ALL YOUR QUALITY HOME COOKED CATERING
Weddings, Christenings, Buffets, Parties & Funeral TeasTel: Caldbeck 016974 78417
Using local produce
JUST BEAUTY BY STACEY Fully insured and qualified
Beauty Therapistcovering many aspects of
beauty from shellac nails to manicures and pedicures,
waxing, lashes, facials and massage too!
For further information or to makean appointment then
please contact me on 07774 592 469 or find me on Facebook @justbeautybystacey
Telephone 07585 899385 or 01768 896 057
UPVC, windows, doors, conservatories, fascias, soffits and guttering. Joinery work undertaken
NICK PROUD
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GARDEN & LAND MAINTENANCE SERVICEDomestic & Commercial Ride on mowing, strimming, scarifying, moss
treatment, garden maintenance, TREE FELLING,FENCING regular or one off jobs call Nick Holden 016974 73909 or 07818 646 374
TREVOR ROGERSONPAINTER & DECORATOR
Inside & Outside Work Free Estimates No VAT5 Bracken Cottages, Calthwaite
01768 885495
CYRIL DAVIDSONAGRICULTURAL CONTRACTOR
Baling, Combining , Barley Sowing, Grass Cutting, Hedge Cutting, etc
LINCOTE SOUTHWAITE 016974 73506
LATIMER’S Established 1968 LOWOOD PET HOTEL for DOGS and CATS
Large heated kennels ~Dogs walked twice a day in 20 acres of delightful countryside ~ Experienced, caring staff to make your pet’s
stay a happy one. Professional groomer to care for hairdressing needs. Inoculations required, Day Care available from
£5 per day. Situated halfway between Cumwhitton and Armathwaite Contact Jeremy & Anne Latimer 01768 896 636
Feet'n' Healthy,Chris Shirley MCFHP, MAFHP ,
All aspects of foot care including nail care, corns and callouses, Diabetic foot checks,
advice on athlete's foot, verrucae and fungal nail infections. Home visits.
Tel 07747718272.Email [email protected].
NORTH LAKES GYMNASTICS ACADEMYNLGA is a dedicated gymnastics facility based on North Lakes Business Park, Flusco, Penrith,
CA11 0JG.We have sessions available for children aged 18 months plus and NLGA cater for all abilities.To book or for more information contact us:
www.northlakesgymnastics.co.uk or find us on facebookTel: 01768 480227 07471 902119 Email: [email protected]
Hesket Kennels and Ca�eryHigh Hesket Full Local Authority License Fully Insured Easy access from A6
Dogs walked twice daily Heated kennels and Cat Pens
All inocula�ons required including kennel cough vaccine for dogs Grooming services
Please contact. Iain or Gail In 016974 73272
First Class Kids NurseryBreakfast, A�er School Club & Holiday Club for ages 0-11years old.The Old Post Office, Calthwaite, Penrith Tel: 01768 894078
Email: [email protected]
Places are available in our small rural village nursery with amazing free flow outdoor
provision. We also offer Woodland Wonder experiences for our children to encourage risky play and
allow them to explore using all of their senses. Nursery care for children aged from 6 months-5 years old. Two and three year old funding available.
We look forward to you contac�ng our nursery and coming to visit us soon!
CALTHWAITE JFC BONFIRE NIGHT
Saturday 02nd NovemberFrom 6:30pm
ALL WELCOMERefreshments available
ALL ATTENDEES ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED NOT TO BRING THEIR
OWN FIREWORKS
Calthwaite School Support Group
Would like you to join us for A family BINGO EVENING
With Cheese and Wine On Friday 22nd November In the School hall from 6pm
CALTHWAITE
LIGHT A LIGHT – The Yew Trees will be light in the Garden from the beginning of December un�l early January. Would you like to light a light in memory of someone special? The Cost
of a light is £5.00 and you can send a dedica�on and this will be displayed on the board at the
back of the church. All monies raised will be split between Hospice at Home and All Saint’s
Church Calthwaite. Please leave at the back of the church or post to Pat Ivinson, Robinson
House, Calthwaite, Penrith, CA11 9PL. Cheques made payable to Calthwaite Church.
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COTTAGE WOOD CENTRE
We had a wonderful weekend celebra�ng our Harvest with a Harvest supper on
Saturday evening followed by a talk from the Squirrel Rangers. We were able to give
a dona�on of just under £300 towards their work. Followed by the Service on the
Sunday where we were pleased to welcome our new Chair of District Revd Dr. James
Tebbu� the collec�on of £100 being donated to ALL YOU CAN and the food going to
the Penrith Food Bank. Thank you to all who supported the weekend.
3c’s We meet on a Wednesday morning from 10am – 12noon during the school term. There is a varied age group with babies toddlers Mums & others who all enjoy
their �me together. Wee have a range of toys for the children and snacks of fruit &
biscuits. The adults enjoy the chat over a cup of coffee Tea & biscuits. There is a
variety of cra�s taking place from week to week. It is a friendly group we charge
£2.50 per adult so if you are interested please do come along or if you are passing
call in for refreshments you will be made most welcome.
Take Tea Out Mee�ng on the 2ndThursday in the month from 1.30pmwith a full
a�ernoon tea being served at 2.30pm. We charge £4 with the majority of the
money going to local as well as Na�onal and interna�onal chari�es. Come along it is
a good way of mee�ng new people I am sure you will enjoy the a�ernoon.
Movies & Munchies This group meet on the last Friday in the month from 7pm –9pm. We welcome youths in year 6 with birthdays in January. In November we will
be having a cra� evening so if you are free please come along and join us.
Prayer Mee�ng Un�l December we are mee�ng on the 2ndWednesday evening in
the month from 7pm – 8pm. If you are able to join us come along and join us. In January we are changing the week we will be mee�ng. You can pop in for as long as
you wish we will be pleased to see you.
Services
3rd November – Revd Dave Milner
10th
November- Miss Kathleen Williamson – Followed by a Bible Study
17th
November – Revd Dave Milner
24th
November – A tes�mony evening to be led by members.
Café style Worship each week at 5pm with ac�vi�es for the children. Prayer
requests or for any further Informa�on please contact - Sheila Mallinson Tel:
01768 885362
Need a Plumber?Tap washers to full
bathroomsPaul RowlandsChapel Cottage
Skelton07970 842604
Vinty KnealePlumbing & Building Services
Kitchens, Bathrooms, Wall & Floor Tiling
Roof repairs & leadworkM: 07527 992956 T: 017684 84914
THE WORKHORSEFor Home Garden and paddock
Local Handyman and complete Garden,
Landscaping services.
free quota�ons. so for your projects
and odd jobs,
call David Harrison 016974 76763 -07768 106557 ( any�me )
Andrew Shaw JoineryAll forms of joinery work
undertaken, from fi�ng new
shelves to a new kitchen.
For your personal es�mate, call,
text or email
Andrew Shaw - 07548 717898
For any Tree Removals,
Crown reduc�ons, thinning, raising
and Hedge trimming.
please call Andrew Brooks on
07876744039
Custom handmade stitched gifts
Looking for something original, personalised, memory cushions, quilts,aprons, etc. Have an idea of what you
want or need some inspiration.Ring Jane on 07702 324458
to discuss and get your personal quote.
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Quality active dog equipment available on-line, at UK wide events and here in Hutton-in-the-Forest.
Harnesses, Collars, Leads, Toys, Training Gear, Jackets, Backpacks, Buoyancy Aids, Boots, Cooling Jackets, Drying
Coats & Accessories from Ruffwear, Hurtta, EQDog &
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01768 484142www.mountaindog.uk
Gareth Ellis EST. 2003
Mob: 07984 441329
Tel: 01228 819793
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www.pcfixercumbria.co.uk
For all your computer, laptop
and IT repairs in
the Penrith and Carlisle area
C R Installa�ons Joinery Windows and doors. Supplying upvc windows and
doors and a wide range of composite doors with over 20 years experience in
construc�on call today for a free quota�on .Low Hesket Carlisle. 0771 772 4694
SEEKING WAITERS & WAITRESSES AGE 16 and overBoth trainees and experienced welcome
Contact Judith 01768896219/[email protected] all year round……
CHRISTMAS PARTY NIGHT FRIDAY 13th DECEMBER- £35Three Course Dinner and Music provided by
Singer Musician Craig Donald, with disco-0-
EARLY NOTICE FOR NEW YEARS EVE-£35THREE COURSE DINNER & ENTERTAINMENT
RICHARD OF TOUCH OF CLASS DISCO-0-
CHEFS SPECIAL THREE COURSE £27 MENU & A LA CARTE MENU SERVEDFRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY EVENINGS
SUNDAY LUNCHEON MENU SERVED FROM 12 NOON......Always includes at least three roasts!!
-0-Both our West & Eden View Restaurants are available for private hire s
Seven days a week. Please call for details and minimum/maximum party sizes. Booking is essential and all party sizes catered for.
Accommodation included if required.Contact us on the phone at 01768896219 or email [email protected]
Voluntary Car Scheme (VCS)
Voluntary Car Scheme (VCS) The VSC provides transport
for any age (under 16s must be accompanied by an
adult) who cannot make their journey by public or
private transport.Typical journeys
include ge�ng to the shops, medical appointments, den�st.
Drivers wanted: If you would like to join the Scheme, which is voluntary
with-out any regular commitment, you only drive if available - please contact any of the numbers below:Skelton /Lamonby area -Mags Towers 01768484727
Sandra Wilson 01768484383 Sheila Magee 01768484389
Ainstable, Armathwaite, Hesket Ivegill & Calthwaite area - Neil Ruddick 07929761173
St Michael's Churchyard and the Grass.
With Autumn here and the growing season over for the year, it is important that
we, as a village community group, should thank our small army of grass cu�ers and
minders of the churchyard. They bring (or lug) their own equipment to the site and
do an excellent job.
The church and its surroundings stand for and represent so much, both historically
and as a place of worship for this and many preceding genera�ons – a big 'thank you' to the grass cu�ers and minders for all that you do and have done.
SKELTON
STAMP APPEAL
Collect your used stamps and help support blind and par�ally sighted people
across the UK. Where possible please leave approx 1/2 inch envelope around the
stamp, but all stamps are acceptable. the collec�on box will be located in Skelton
Toppin Memorial Hall' Thank you for your support for this valuable charity.
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Harvest Fes�val at Skelton – October 2019
The Rev Allison Fenton took the special Harvest Service of Holy Communion at the
beginning of October in St Michael's Church, Skelton. It was special service because
the Brownies were there with their colours and Allison had arranged for the girls to
help with the service: they read the lessons and prayers. The church looked fes�ve
with huge bouquets of flowers, baskets of fruit/veg and even a bird nes�ng box.
In the Hall the following evening, the marvelous array of flowers, fruit and vegetables,
jams and chutneys, were laid out both on trestle tables across the front of the stage
and on the stage itself, as a supper of pie and peas was served. Every table was taken
and we had a lovely evening thanks to good food and an excellent auc�oneer.
Stephen Wilkinson's repartee, good humour and the way he sped through all the
items to be sold was impressive. His audience was a�en�ve and ready to buy. Takings
were over £800.
At the end, Jim Mills thanked everyone for coming, all those who had given gi�s, and
those both inside and outside the kitchen preparing and serving the supper. (The vari
ety of delicious homemade sweets was tremendous)
The winners of the raffle were: Anne Armstrong, Alex Brune�, Stef Fiddler, Caroline
Goldsbrough, Jenny Grierson, Felicity Kerr, Ann Li�le, Odelle Miller, Chris�ne Morley.
Skelton Methodist Church
SKELTON
Soup, Sandwich & ChatWednesday, 13th November at the Toppin Memorial Hall Skelton
12 Noon There is no charge but dona�ons are gratefully received.
EVERYONE WELCOME
November
3rd10.30pm Rev D Milner (S)
10th10.30 am Mr T Pa�nson
17th10.30 am MrB Wright
24th10.30 am Rev S Rudkin
Wednesday 6thNovember Coffee Morning 10.00 – 11.30 am
Sunday 17thNovember A�ernoon Tea 3.00 – 4.30 pm
FRIDAY 15th NOVEMBER: ROCKETMAN (15) Doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start.
SATURDAY 16th NOVEMBER: ALADDIN (PG)bDoors open at 3pm for a 3.30pm start. This is the newest, live action, version of the Disney classic.
All films are shown at Ainstable Church Institute Hall. Raffle & Refreshments.
ARMATHWAITE AND AINSTABLE
Specialists in all aspects of roofing repairs and roof
replacements
Natural local Westmorland green slate roofing
Tile roof repairs or replacement
Velux windows
GRP Fiberglass flat roof replacement with insula
�on
All Upvc gu�ering and fascia replacement
Free quota�ons and free advice
Tel: 01768 758573 or 07900425469
www.abbeyroofingservices.org.uk
Cuppa and Cake! Armathwaite Old School Hall Second and Fourth Mondays – 11th and 25th November 2.00-4.00pm £2.50 All Proceeds to Armathwaite Old School Hall Thank you to everyone who has come along and enjoyed this sociable afternoon - please spread the word. All ages welcome. If you are able to help serve the teas or bake please do get in touch with Frances Pett 016974 72265 or [email protected]
YOGA CLASSES ARE BACK
In Armathwaite Community Village School Hall - Thursday’s (term time)
7 - 8.30 pm(first class free for new students)
Beginners welcome for more information
contact Allison on 07982 843 708
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ARMATHWAITE NURSERY GROUPWe have a wonderful purpose-built nursery with a stimulating outdoor area. Our qualified and
dedicated members of staff, all have over 10 years’ experience. We care and educate children from 2 years of age. We offer 15 to 30 hours funded early years education for 2 - 4-year-old children and feed several local primary schools. We enjoy visits from sport specialists, an Art teacher & professionals.
Parent quote “The nursery has a warm, caring environment enabling children to flourish and feel nurtured”
The Playhouse, Station road, Armathwaite, Carlisle, Cumbria CA4 9PW Tel 016974 72000Email [email protected]
W: armathwaitenursery.co.uk Follow us on Facebook
Wine Tasting Friday 8th November at 7.30pm Armathwaite Old School Hall Tickets £10 to include light refreshments Tickets available from Eden Stores and [email protected] Funds raised will go towards the restoration of the hall.
AISTABLE BADMINTON CLUB The new season has started and we are looking for NEW MEMBERS We meet every Monday at Ainstable Church Institute 7.30 Until 10pm And welcome all adults from age 15 to 100 For more information call Julia Savage on 01768 896235
AINSTABLE CHRISTMAS DOMINOES will be held on Friday 8th November at 7.30 pm in the Village
Hall. Everyone welcome and lots of seasonal prizes
Volunteers - grant applications: We need a new heating system in Armathwaite Old School Hall and would like some assistance with applying for grants. Any bookings for Armathwaite Old School Village Hall, please contact:[email protected] or call Sue Morris on 01697472318
COFFEE MORNING 4th November 10:30 until 12 at the Old School Hall Armathwaite Cakes, tea, coffee and raffle in aid of raising money to purchase plants for The Orchard Wild Life Garden (OWLG) Armathwaite please come along.For more information call Mick 01697 472028
FASHION,BEAUTY & GIN EVENTFeaturing
Black Powder Gin ~ Jiggery Pokery ~ TropicARMATHWAITE OLD SCHOOL HALL Thursday 21st November at 7.30pm
£6.00 Includes first glass of fizz or Gin and nibbles TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM SCHOOL OR EDEN STORES .
SKELTON
St Michael’s Church 100 Club winners
Skelton School News – September 2019
As the first half of the term comes to a close, we look forward to the School Harvest Coffee
Morning on Thursday 17th October in the Village Hall. This will of course all be over by the
�me this report is read in early November. Refreshments will be served and the audience
entertained by songs from each of the classes. There will also be a cake stall and another
stand with the KSI children selling canvas bags decorated with Autumn leaves.
As explained last month the Y5&6 enjoyed a short visit to Robinhood Ac�vity Centre at the
start of this term in September. This class has also been to the Sands Centre to see a
produc�on of the Terrible Invasions and also took part in a mock trial at Carlisle Magistrates
Court. The Y3&4 are studying 'invasions' in their history lessons and have visited Tullie
House Museum to take part in a workshop about the Vikings. A�er half term they will be at
Rheged to see the film The Ro�en Romans. As their theme, the Y1&2 class have the Industrial Revolu�on in History: they have visited the New Lanark World Heritage Site to learn
more about the local history there. Nursery and Recep�on are learning about different
forms of transport – shortly they are to travel by train to Carlisle, then get on a bus and finally visit the fire sta�on to climb on one of their big engines.
Sports events have included inter-school football and netball tournaments for years 5 and
6 . Both teams have now qualified to take part in the Eden Area finals
Skelton Post Office. Skelton Toppin Memorial Hall Car Park, Skelton, Penrith, CA11 9SD
Service Re-opening We are pleased to let you know that Post Office services have been
restored to the community of Skelton, with the introduc�on of a temporary Mobile service.
The service is provided by the Wigton Post Office.
Opening Times Friday 09.25 to 09.55
Services A wide range of services will be available. Customers can s�ll collect benefits in
cash using our everyday banking services or Post Office card account.
Access and facili�es There is a step into the Mobile vehicle, but an electronic tailgate is
available to facilitate easy access for wheelchair users and those with disabili�es.
Transport/Parking Parking available close to the Mobile Van in the Village Hall car park. As
with all local services “Use Them or Lose Them”. PLEASE SUPPORT
Lamonby Educa�onal Trust
Applica�ons are invited from those aged 25 and under and resident in Lamonby. Forms are
available from Mrs Anita Jackson, East View, Lamonby, Penrith, CA11 9SS. Tel: 017684 84888
1st Prize £25 2nd Prize £15 3rd Prize £10
Winner 106 Miss LBenson 7 Miss S Paisley 36 Mrs M Jackson
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CHRISTMAS PANTO All Christmas spirited village play lovers are once again invited to: the
Skelton Christmas Panto; presented over two successive nights: Fri and Sat, 20-21 December. Please join us for "The Wicked Witches of Oz" by Peter Nu�all. Both evenings at
7:30 PM in Skelton's, Toppin Memorial Hall, Skelton village. Ticket prices remain as last year:
Adults £6, children 5-14 £4 and under 5's free. contacts: Tom at [email protected]
tel: 017684 84387 and Steph at stephanieli�le@b�nternet.com tel: 017684 84287 As always,
please bring your own drinks and nibbles to enjoy a wickedly good evening with friends, fami
ly and cast!
Skelton Area First Responder Group
We have two ac�ve First Responders and there have been four people who have expressed
an interest in training to become a Responder. We are always looking for more so if you
would like more informa�on, please get in touch with David Bird (01764884366)
In Skelton there is a Community Defibrillator posi�oned in the Toppin Memorial Hall porch
which is checked weekly by members of our group. In June, we held a training session in the
use of a defibrillator, CPR and basic First Aid which was very well a�ended. We hope to run
another session next Spring.
IT IS SO IMPORTANT THAT YOUR HOUSE IS CLEARLY NAMED OR NUMBERED AND THAT
THIS IS VISIBLE FROM THE ROAD - DAY AND NIGHT! ALL EMERGENCY AGENCIES NEED TO
BE ABLE TO SEE IT INCLUDING FIRST RESPONDERS.
St Michael’s Church Skelton
Christmas Fayre
Saturday 16thNovember 10.30am -12.00 noonToppin Memorial Hall
Stalls ~Children’s Cra�s~Raffle and a visit from Santa
£3 including coffee and scone
SKELTON
1st Skelton Rainbows mee�ng at the Toppin Memorial Hall, Skelton Places available from October 2019
Register interest at: h�p: h�ps://
www.girlguiding.org.uk/informa�on-for-parents/register-your-daughter/ Or for further informa�on contact Karen
(Tel 07780 113 609) or [email protected]
Rainbows (meet Monday during term �me 4.45-6pm)
Rainbows is for girls aged five to seven. Rainbows is all about developing self-confidence, building friendships, learning new things and having fun. Girls get
their hands dirty with arts and cra�s, trying out cooking and playing games.
Rainbows is all about learning by doing.
Christ & St Mary’s ArmathwaiteMessy Church The Harvest Messy Church was a great success with 23 children and 22 adults attending. There was lots of paint, glue, paper and food and every-one seemed to have a wonderful time. Why not join us for our Christmas Messy Church? Sunday, 1 December 2019 at 11.30am to 1pm. Join in the fun - don’t miss out! Look forward to seeing you. It’s all FREE. Please contact Sue 016974 72054 to book your place or for more information.
Christmas Fair on Saturday, 7 December at 10.30am-12 noon to be held at Low House, Armathwaite. Don’t miss meeting friends and enjoy-ing coffee and cake beside a real fire. There will also be a gift stall, scrumptious cakes and puddings, tombola, raffles and much more …. Do come and join us!
Community Carols Wednesday, 11 December at 7pm in the Old School Hall. Make a note in your diary to come to this event.
Harvest Supper Thank you to all who not only came to the event but also to those who set up the hall, prepared food and washed up. It was a very convivial evening which raised £805 for the Bishops Harvest for the Hungry Appeal. This year the appeal supports the work of USPG and Christian Aid in Malawi and South Africa. Sincere thanks to everyone who contributed in any way towards this event.
“Hills of the North” Calendars 2020 are now available from 8 Mill Brow and the Village Shop, priced at £9; all profit in aid of church funds. Thirteen stunning images of Britain’s upland areas ranging from Scotland to the Peak District, A4 size, arranged as an engagement calendar. Buy your copy early to avoid disappointment! Tel: 016974-72054.
Services Whilst we are without a Rector, services still continue with Holy Com-munion on the 1st Sunday of each month and a short service of Morning Prayer led by a member of the congregation on the 3rd and 4th Sundays of each month. The Morning Prayer service last approximately half an hour. A warm welcome awaits anyone who would like to join in worship. Coffee and biscuits are served at the end of all services.
To commemorate the 70th anniversary since VE Day and to honour those who paid the ultimate price then, and in subsequent conflicts, we intend to gather informally in Ainstable at the Lych Gate War Memorial at St Michael and All Angels church at 10.45 am on Sunday, 10th November 2019 for around 30 minutes. Please join us to remember
ARMATHWAITE AND AINSTABLE
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What to do in the Garden in November
This Month’s Timely �ps What to do and what to sow
Things are slowing down in the garden come November but there are s�ll plenty that
needs growing in �me for spring In the greenhouse/indoors sweet peas, foxgloves,
lupin cyclamen,delphinium. Bulb planters tulip bulb,hyacinth bulb, Christmas rose
Vegetables herbs to sow and grow Basil,Dill,Chives, Parsley
Plant outside Raspberries,Gooseberries,and,Currants. Canes. In the Po�ng shed clean
and disinfect all tools, windows etc
Pondering from the arm chair Once upon a �me a flock of geese gathered in the
corner of a barn yard every Sunday. Their most eloquent orator got up on the fence
and spoke about the wonders of goose Dom. He recounted the exploits of their
forefathers who dared to mount upon on wings and fly. He spoke of the mercy of the
Creator who had given geese wings and the ability to soar through the sky. All the
geese were deeply impressed and nodded their heads in solemn agreement. They
returned week a�er week to hear further lectures on the history of flying and to sing
(squawk is a be�er word) about the glories of the sky. All this they did. But one thing
they did not do. They didn't fly. Instead they waddled off to the comfort and security
of the barnyard. Just as some geese have lost interest in flying, so some Chris�ans
have become domes�cated. To them Paul speaks this challenging word: "Therefore,
my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of
the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord"
(1 Corinthians 15:58).
What flying is to a goose, the "work of the Lord" is to a Chris�an. It is anything anyone
does anywhere and any�me that fulfils God's purposes.
Too many have made the mistake of dividing work into categories of sacred and
secular. They turn the church into an ins�tu�on staffed by paid professionals and
funded by laity in secular jobs. They suppose that the work of God goes forth only on
weekends when members of a great army of preachers and missionaries move out to
"do their thing." But in truth the work of God goes forth when members of a vast ar
my of working men and women strategically infiltrate all society by virtue of their jobs
and become God's partners in bringing life abundant to a dying world.
No�ce that Paul doesn't address his remarks to the apostles and prophets, but to the
"beloved brethren." That's you!
Our churches are full of willing workers. Some are willing to work and the rest are
willing to let them. What we need are more standbys and fewer bystanders.
Is your work for the Lord steadfast, unmovable, and always abounding? God wants
you to soar like an eagle, not scratch like a sparrow.
Thomas the Bucket
The Country Nursery
Our philosophy is that children learn by doing so we offer the
widest possible range of experiences Qualified, caring staff plus regular
visits from music, yoga and sport specialists, and the fantas�c Forest School
Open Monday to Friday 8.50 am– 3.30 pm during term �me. Flexible provision
available for children age 2 upwards. 15 hours a week free from age 3 Call 016974
73732 to arrange a visit
IVEGILL
Ivegill Educa�onal Charity. This fund is open to all students resident in the Ivegill Parish in
full �me educa�on, voca�onal training or appren�ces. Anyone under 25 years of age can ap
ply for help with fees, books or equipment etc. For further details contact,
Liz Beaty [email protected] or
Bernade�e Stamper 01697473552 bernade�[email protected]
Christ Church:
We will be holding our Autumn Soup & Puddings on Saturday 16th November, from
12 noon to 2pm,please come along for some hearty soup,comfor�ng puddings, and
a chat.
We will be holding our annual Christmas Tree Compe��on, which is part of the Fes
�ve Fun Night, 6th Dec. If anyone would like to decorate a tree, contact Liz Blake,
who will supply you with a 3� Ar�ficial Tree to adorn. A�er the compe��on these
will be placed in the Church for the Christmas period.
AUTUMN SOUP AND PUDSIvegill Village Hall 12 noon to 2pm
Adults £6 and Children £2.
In aid of Christ Church, Ivegill
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Friday 1st November-All Saints Service7.30pm Calthwaite All Saints Service
Sunday 3rd November – 4th Before Advent9.30am Armathwaite Holy Communion9.30am Calthwaite Morning Worship9.30am Ivegill Holy Communion
11.00am Hesket Holy Communion & Dedication of Altar Frontal by Bishop Emma
11.00am Skelton Morning Worship
Sunday 13th November – Remembrance10.30am Hesket Remembrance Service10.30am Hutton Remembrance Service
Sunday 17th November – 2nd Before Advent9.30am Armathwaite Morning Worship9.30am Calthwaite Morning Worship
11.00am Skelton Holy Communion6.00pm Hutton Prayer Book Evening Prayer
Sunday 24th November –Christ the King9.30am Ainstable Morning Worship9.30am Armathwaite Morning Worship11.00am Hesket Holy Communion9.30am Ivegill Morning Worship
11.00am Hutton Prayer Book Morning Prayer11.00am Skelton Morning Worship
Sunday 1st December - 1st of Advent9.30am Armathwaite Holy Communion9.30am Calthwaite Morning Worship
11.00am Hesket Morning Worship9.30am Ivegill Holy Communion
11.00am Skelton Holy Communion
AINSTABLE METHODIST CHURCH
THE INGLEWOOD GROUP OF CHURCHES SERVICES
3 Nov Rev. Colin Marchment 10.45 am
10 Nov United Rememberance Service Parish Church 10.45 am
17 Nov EEMC at Langwathby Village Hall 11.00 am Rev. Gary Cregeen
For all enquiries or requests for pastoral/ hospital visi�ng please do not hesitate to contact :-Rev. Keith Speck, Circuit Pastor (part �me) The Manse , Kirkoswald , Penrith, Cumbria CA10
1EW Tel : 01768 898257 Mobile 07857 453076 email [email protected]
We have just completed our Annual Solemn Exposi�on of the Blessed Sacra
ment. During the 21 hours over Friday, Saturday and Sunday while the Blessed
Sacrament was exposed, parishioners through a watching rota ensured the Par
ish was always represented. Many called in for a short visit, others dedicated
more �me. The opening service was a Mass a�ended by all the school children
and many parishioners and it concluded with Benedic�on on Sunday a�ernoon.
The altar and the church were especially decorated with candles and flowers.
Although this is an annual event it always helps to unite the Parish as we pray
for concerns locally, na�onally and interna�onally. A sad sign of the �mes is the
Bishop’s decision that the 7 churches in the Carlisle area will now be served by 3
priests only. There will be a Sunday Mass in each church. A leaflet provides the
revised �mes. We pray for more voca�ons to the priesthood.
Our Parish School celebrated a Harvest Mass. The new starters in Recep�on
brought up the offertory Harvest goods including some fruit and vegetables
from our amazing school allotment. We appreciate all the work and help provid
ed by our allotment mentors, who help to inspire the children as well as edu
ca�ng them. We con�nue our collec�on to support the Food Bank remembering
we need to support and sustain our community. KS1 children enjoyed their first
school disco with no doubt many more to come on their school journey. Thank
you to school staff and others, who made it possible.
Cardinal John Henry Newman has been canonised as a Saint by Pope Francis. He
is the first Englishman born since the 17thcentury to be canonised. Recognised
as an esteemed theologian and a brilliant thinker, he was always recognised as
having the ability to be at ease with anyone. While based in Oxford he recog
nised the needs of the poor and the ordinary man and gave them his a�en�on,
whilst also serving the learned community of that University City.
The latest fundraising venture to raise money for the Holy Spirit Sisters of
Monze in Zambia’s neo-natal unit is Valua�on a�ernoon with Paul Laidlaw. The
group is spurred on by the news that construc�on should start in October.
TIMES OF SERVICES THROUGH THE YEAR
Masses: Sunday 8.30 am and 10.30 am
Weekday Services: Masses most days, �mes vary.
Please contact St Catherine’s to check. Tel: 01768 862273
Website www.stcatherinepenrith.org.uk Email – parishoffice.stcatherines@b�nternet.com
Saturday 9.00 am un�l 10.00 am Confessions, Morning Prayer and Adora�on
of the Blessed Sacrament
St Wulstan’s, Kings Arms Lane, Alston CA9 3JF:
Saturday 6pm Confessions, 5.30 pm before 6pm Mass
Fr John B Winstanley, Parish Priest St Catherine’s Rectory, Drovers Lane, Penrith,
Cumbria CA11 9EL Tel: 01768 862273
St Catherine’s Church Update
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