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July / August 2016 THE INGLEWOOD GROUP OF CHURCHES GARDEN & LAND MAINTENANCE SERVICE Domestic & Commercial Ride on mowing, strimming, scarifying, moss treatment, garden maintenance, TREE FELLING,FENCING Ainstable, Armathwaite, Calthwaite & Hesket –in-the-Forest regular or one off jobs call Nick Holden 016974 73909 or 07818 646 374 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 CYRIL DAVIDSON AGRICULTURAL CONTRACTOR Baling, Combining , Barley Sowing, Grass Cutting, Hedge Cutting, etc LINCOTE SOUTHWAITE 016974 73506 Hesket-in-the-Forest Calthwaite SWIMMING POOL At Ainstable Leisure Ltd Enjoy the luxury of a private pool available for your own exclusive use. warm water, large changing rooms. Great for family groups. fully inspected by local authority For hire charges and availability call 016974 72229 for more info visit www.ainstableleisure.co.uk TREVOR ROGERSON Swimming Lessons PAINTER & DECORATOR Ainstable & Eamont Bridge Pools Classes for school age children Inside & Outside Work beginners to advanced Free Estimates No VAT Baby swimming classes 5 Bracken Cottages, Calthwaite 07411544163 email: [email protected] 01768 885495 Follow me on Armathwaite Ainstable facebook/bubblesswimschool Including times of Church Services in Hutton-in-the-Forest,SkeltonForest, Ivegill andand Skelto Ivegilnl Available Low Hesket Village Hall For further information of classes available, times and dates, JULY / AUGUST 2016 please contact Claire on 07846 862 974 or email [email protected] 20 Town Head Cottage, Ainstable, CA4 9RE Sceugh Dyke Calthwaite The Parish News and Notes are produced for the community by PVC windows, doors and porches, THE INGLEWOOD GROUP OF CHURCHES Other Joinery Work and ceramic tiling MOTOR SERVICE & REPAIRS in the Diocese of Carlisle Free Estimates Not VAT registered MOT PREPARATION TEL: 01768 896294 01768 885318 Rector: The Revd Philip Dorling St Mary’s Vicarage, High Hesket 016974 73320 email: [email protected] Mckenzies House Keeping & Cleaning Service First Class Five Star Family Run Business Organic Eco Friendly Range Providing a Professional Service throughout Cumbria Fully insured References available Ministry Team Regular Domestic Cleaning (weekly /Fortnightly) Spring Cleans Tenancy Changeover Office Cleans, Holiday Homes, New Homes. Churchwardens For a Free Quotation call Lisa on 01697473393 or 07769159427 Ainstable: Laurence Forrester 017688 96044 Richard Morris 016974 72318 Armathwaite: Ken Bonsor 016974 72054 Jenny Roscoe 016974 72383 Calthwaite: Pat Ivinson 017688 85205 Alison Snaith 017688 85265 Hesket: Steven Lewis 016974 75579 Daphne Sisson 016974 73614 Hutton: Lord Inglewood 017684 84500 George Butterworth 017684 84320 Kris Banks Joiner Ivegill: John Stronach 016974 73454 Elizabeth Blake 016974 73707 Skelton: Jim Mills 017684 84446 Rachel Jones 01768 484170 All work undertaken Kitchens Bathrooms Pastoral Co-ordinators UPVC windows, Ainstable: Linda Forrester 017688 96044 Armathwaite: Claudia Weaving 016974 72412 doors and fascia's Calthwaite: Alison Snaith 017688 85265 Roofing Hesket: Dinah George 016974 72423 Mobile 07557732438, Home Hutton: Marjorie Barnes 017684 84459 01697472973 Ivegill: Jane Stronach 016974 73454 6 Brackenrigg, Armathwaite, Skelton: Nancy Hullock 017684 84271 Commissioned Lay Ministers Pastoral Assistant (Listening and Counselling): Claudia Weaving 016974 72412 Pastoral Co-ordinator & Worship Assistant: Dinah George 016974 72423 Country Style Windows F.E.N.S.A. Registered Company Associate Priest UPVC Windows, Doors & Conservatories Specialists, Fascia Boards, Soffits - Canon Brian DawsonApplecroft, High Hesket 016974 73069 Armstrong Bros, Garth House, Low Hesket , Carlisle CA4 OEU Email: [email protected] Tel: 016974 73102 Fax: 016974 73054 www.countrystylewindows.com For enquiries about baptism, confirmation, marriage, funerals or any other pastoral matters, please contact Philip Dorling, or the Churchwarden of your parish. Visiting – We are here to visit people if we can!.... do ring Philip, or the pastoral co-ordinator for your parish, if you know of someone that is house-bound, or in hospital, and would appre- The Joiner’s Workshop, Town Head Farm, Ainstable ciate a visit... it is what we are here for! All types of joinery work, extensions, loft conversions, renovations, kitchens, roofing work etc Telephone/Fax 01768 896067 2 ‘What’s it all about?’ If you are anything like me, you will have asked yourself more than once, recently, ‘What’s it all about?’ There have been referendums and elections, wars and terrorist attacks, discussions about immigration, atrocities in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and now Orlando... and, of course, as I write on the 17th June, Britain is trying to come to terms with the murder of Jo Cox, the young Labour MP for Batley and Spen, in Yorkshire. And then there is the EU referendum. It all feels like too much, and I find myself wondering where PETER DIXON all this ‘pressure’ has come from, and why all this is happening now? Maybe we have lost All types of Building & Repair work carried out sight of a good reason to be alive. Maybe we need to take stock again, on a level that is ROOFING : FIREPLACES : PATIOS : EXTENSIONS above house prices, economics and politics. Maybe we need to ask again – ‘What is life 016974 72611 OR 07557 098 684 for?’..... There are lots of different ways of looking at life. For many people it is all about being ‘happy’. Surely if everyone was happy, the world would be a better place? Well, yes... but how do we measure happiness? Where does the ‘real thing’ come from, and is it, on its own, enough to give life real meaning? In the modern world, ‘happiness’ is often associated with having enough money to buy the things that we think we need. But this kind of ‘happiness’ comes at a real cost. The world we live in is finite. We cannot all expect to find our ‘happiness’ by endlessly consuming things. The problem is that while we, in the West, have too much of everything, some people have almost nothing at all. The result is the ugly upheaval we live in today, as CRAIG BUTTERWORTH ideological wars and environmental problems mean that people all over the world are Feathers Health & Beauty D.O.T. A.D.I. moving, in search of much more basic things than ‘happiness’. Perhaps our planet is too Wythmoor House, Stockdalewath, Carlisle CA5 7DN small for ‘happiness’ to be a healthy reason to live. Tel: 016974 76360 ~ PROFESSIONAL DRIVING TUITION DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE Over half term, my son took some amazing photographs of the world around us.... of email [email protected] bumble bees collecting pollen, of grass in flower, of light sparkling on the surface of a river. THEORY TEST TUITION Opening hours: Wed ~ 2.00pm – 7.00pm They are photographs of the cosmic, and grace-filled, ‘ground level’ of our existence - the Thurs & Fri ~ 10.00am – 6.00pm Sat ~ level which makes a person ‘wonder’ at life, and want to ‘sing out’ in praise and love for 10.00am – 5.00pm TEL: SOUTHWAITE 016974 73895 its..... Creator. And then there are people. Meet them, and get to know them! They can be Please contact us to join our mailing list for a MOBILE: 07815 511025 awkward, and wrong, and selfish, and clever...and they can be so stupid! But amazingly, www.drivingschoolpenrith.co.uk copy of our Brochure and promotions. they can also be so loveable. We can be loved. How would you know who you were if you www.drivingschoolcarlisle.co.uk had no relationships... if you had never met another person? A better reason to be alive, than simply being ‘happy’, is to be loved. It makes us real. I refuse to believe that our universe is simply a chance-filled ‘race track’, where we all compete for a prize called ‘happiness’, A and R Landscapes which we then boast about on Facebook. I believe life is like a Theatre Stage. On it love for We provide a professional, friendly and efficient landscape gardening service. God, and his creation, can be born. 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In the end, when we look at our lives, and wonder what they are all about, we must ask ourselves, not how we can be ‘happier’, but how we can be less self-centred, and more loving. Travel, holidays, work, and great experiences may bring us a fleeting glimpse of ‘happiness’, but they don’t ‘save’ us from anything. Love does. God’s Creation is ‘The NICK VERRALL Stage’ onto which love is born. We must look after it because, surely, this is the whole GETTING ODD JOBS DONE point of life. Calthwaite covering the Eden valley TEL : 07702791206 E-MAIL : Reverend Philip [email protected] 18 Inglewood Parish and Ministry Team Notes LOCKHART CCLI- Please be aware that only copies of hymns in the public domain can be printed – AQUADRY DECORATING unless it is an official Inglewood Benefice service.
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