Letter from the Vicarage Church News & Local Events Bolton WI Outing - to be announced. Summer is usually the time when everythinge in is natur in full bloom. It feels as though theworld whole Monday 8th July is alive. It is a reminder that life is thest greate gift of all. In Christian thought, life hasays alwbeen deemed sacred because only God can give life. idea That of the sanctity of life does, however,ts have i Morland and Newby WI - Visitors are always welcome at our events, especially if you are difficulties. It creates tension in questionsar, medicalof w ethics and wider social ethics.erhaps But, p new to the area one of the most subtle and least recognised erearea the wh sanctity of life is under threat in ietyour socis Thursday 11th July at 7.30pm in the way we treat one another. There has beench recent mu discussion around our increased A really interesting visitor - Veronika Robinson - an independent celebrant talking about "Hatches, Matches and Dispatches" willingness to take offence and to cast off hosethose opinions w we dislike. We seem to thinkduty it our Thursday 8th August at 3.00pm to defend our principles and opinions so stronglyhat we putt them ahead of our duty to care for one Our annual tea party - a family event for all friends, family, grandchildren etc. Hopefully the sun will another and to love our neighbour. shine. One of the saddest things in my ministry haso observebeen t rifts in communities and families because of a quickness to take offence and a determinationcast out to the offender for all eternity. Buta much it is Morland Mothers' Union wider problem than that. Whether on social rmedia in face -to-faceo dealings, we increasingly seem to The July meeting will be held on Thursday 25th July at 7.30pm in Morland Village restrict our social circle to people who think us and like there seems to be almost a virtue ing offcastin Hall. The speaker is Sue Forte who will be talking about people who don’t think the ‘right’ way. One Christian of the ideas that people are usually most to quick "Guide Dogs for The Blind". condemn is the idea that God can cast folkl intofor all hel eternity. I’m not sure that God doest lightly, tha yet the irony is that we often do. We can condemnall too readily and often, it seems to me, quite Thrimby Coffee Evening unjustly. St John said that whoever hates humananother being is a murderer. That may sound over- dramatic, but the German Christian Dietrich ferBonhoef unpacked that idea saying, “anger is always an 7.30 on Wednesday 3rd July 2019 at Greenriggs by kind invitation of Jill attack on the neighbour’s life, for it aimsr destruction…weat thei betray our lack of respect for our Longstaff All welcome. neighbours and place ourselves on a pinnaclethem. above A deliberate insult is worse, for wen are the 7.30 Wednesday 4th September 2019 at Ivy Cottage by kind invitation of Mar- openly disgracing our neighbours in the eyes world, of the causing others to despise them. We are jorie Walker and Alison Hall. All welcome. passing judgment and that is murder.” Bonhoeffer himself was no snowflake when it defendingcame to his principles. He stood up to thes Nazi NB There will be no coffee evening in August and was killed for his integrity. But he alwaysowed shlove and care, even to those who offended him. The top two commandments are to love God urwith hearts all o and our neighbours as ourselves. If we place our principles above our love for our urs,neighbo I can only think our principles must have gone Morland Home Group askew somewhere. Principles can only be worthting for figh if they are for the welfare of all.f so, And i The Group plan to meet on 9th of July at 31,Jackson they can’t be achieved by taking offence. Wenly canfight o for them by demonstrating how ourles princip Croft, Morland at 2.p.m. and on the23rd of July at show care for every life, human and non-human.y must The somehow embrace, not dismiss, our Brownies meet during term time on Wednesdays in Morland Village Hall opponents. 6-7.30pm In his 2019 Reith Lecture, Jonathan Sumptiond, QC “A freesai society comprises countless individuals and groups with conflicting opinions and interests. The first task of any [society] is to accommodate these differences so that people can live togetheringle in acommunity s without the systematic applicationof Ninekirks Services force.” If we are to find ways to live together a community, as particularly in times when politicaldivisions There is nothing that beats the walk down to one of the Evensong ser- are so stark, we urgently need to find waysmmodate to acco difference. We need to rediscoveror a care f vices held during the spring and summer months. It was disappointing each other, recognising the sanctity of lifecovering and re a sense that the life and wellbeing of our that only four attended the April service but it was a beautiful spring day and the view to The Pennines and the far off Lake District hills neighbour is a higher claim on our moral priorities than our opinions or principles. Perhaps tingour star was breathtaking. The end of the daffodils heralded bluebells, prim- point can be the prayer of St Francis of Assisi, Divine “O Master, grant that I may not so mucho beseek t roses and blossoms in the hedges and on the churchyard cherry consoled as to console; to be understood asrstand; to unde to be loved as to love.” Stewart trees. The church is surrounded by the Winderwath Estate so a car can easily make the trip down taking those who need, and arrange, a The North Westmorland News is available via email! lift. There are two routes, and in April the fields were full of lambs. The church is a very special, spiritual and peaceful place Please send your email address to: [email protected] where time stands still. Truly uplifting, so do come along in the sum- & receive the newsletter before its paper publication date. mer. Services are at 3.00pm. A 20 minute walk. The last Sunday of the months of June, July and August. i ii
Summer Weddings From our Registers
This Summer there will be a number of weddings across our parishes. Simon Gordon & Annabel Johncock were married at St You might want to come & cheer on the happy couples, or just tie the Lawrence, Morland on Saturday 18 th May. gates until they pay up!!! Achille Traore & Francesca Harris were married at St Peter, Date Time Couple Venue th Askham on Saturday 18 May. 5th July 12.30 Andrew Brass & Nina Secombe Crosby ----- Ravensworth 6th July 1.00 Phil Gough & Jo Holman Askham The funeral of Sheila Richardson took place at St Lawrence, th Crosby Ravensworth on Monday 13 th May and her mortal remains 27 July 1.00 Matthew Kearon & Emily Warrilow Askham were laid to rest in the Churchyard. 30 th July 3.00 Andrew Dwyer & Jennifer McNamee Askham The funeral of Margaret (Rosie) Ridout took place at St st Lawrence, Morland on Friday 17 th May followed by a private 31 Aug 2.30 Bernard Vent & Jacqueline Ryce Askham cremation.
The funeral of Roger Hodges took place at St Lawrence, Crosby A.T.O.M. Ravensworth on Friday 24 th May and his mortal remains were laid to rest in the Churchyard. A.T.O.M. is our Alternative Type of Meeting! An in novative and fun Desperately Seeking Organists approach to Christian worship for all ages. The fo rmat is: The mortal remains of Mary Hunter Metcalfe were laid to rest in
• nd We share breakfast from 10.00am the Churchyard at St Lawrence, Crosby Ravensworth on Sunday 2 • We do some thinking, praying, activities and praise from 11.00 June. • Around 12.15 we help clear up Across our group of parishessts for regularwe are shortor occasional of organi In true Christian spirit, we all help to set up, se rve one anther and duties across our groupo offerof churches. help for Weany are able t A memorial service for Celia Morris took place at St. Peter, participate together in the service th keyboard players interested in learning the organ. Askham on Saturday 18 May.
st ----- Date: Sunday 21 May If you would be able n,to pleaseplay or get are in willing touch to with lear Time: between 10.00-12.15 David Jones: 01931 714338 th George Todd was baptised at All Saints, Bolton on Sunday 12 Venue: Morland & Newby Village Hall May. Archdeacon at Askham Connor Robert Borthwick was baptised at St Wilfrid’s Chapel, St Peter's Church, Askham was full on Wednesday 8th May for the visit of the Arch- Brougham on Sunday 26 th May. deacon of Carlisle, to conduct a special service. This included the annual admission to Office of some fifty Churchwardens from parishes around the Diocese by the Arch- Amelie Rose Biggs was baptised at St Peter, Askham on Sunday nd deacon on behalf of the Bishop. The role of Churchwarden is a very important one 2 June. within the life of the Church, as they are responsible, with the parish priest, for the day to day functioning of the parish. This can be a very demanding position, and the
Archdeacon thanked those who, having fulfilled the role sometimes for many years, were standing down this year. In his address, the Archdeacon spoke of our approach Rector’s New E-mail address to change, as individuals and as a church, and encouraged us to look forward in hope, rather than backwards in regret. The service also included the licensing of After a lot of difficulties with not receiving e-mails of late, I’ve changed my the Network Youth Church Leader, Rachel Milburn, to her new role. She will be work- e-mail address to: [email protected] ing to strengthen the outreach of the church to children and young people around the deanery, exploring new ways to worship within and outside the church. Please use this address for all future communications. My other contact details remain the same. The evening finished with refreshments for the new Churchwardens, their families
Revd Stewart Fyfe, Rector and supporters, and thanks to the Churchwardens of Askham for their hospitality. iii iv Pilates for Men taster session Morland Parish Council News
Tea, Coffee & Chat
Thursday, June 27, 2019
Morland and Newby Village Hall Vacancy for Parish Councillor In the Main Hall this month
Every Thursday 8:45am—10:00 am 7:00 PM 8:00 PM Morland Parish Council are looking for someone to serve as a
(Term time only) All welcome Parish Councillor.
Come and share the chat Pilates aims to strengthen with particularthe body in emphasis an veeven onway, core strength to improAre you interested in local current affairs? Open to all ages general fitness and wellbeing.is open to anyThis men taster wishingsafe session to try out pilates in a
Mums/Dads/Grandparents/Carers space with no obligationr them. to It’scontinue being ifoffered 5,it’s not at fo the reduced rate of £ Do you wish to serve your Community? bring your babies and toddlers subsidised by Communityhereafter Lottery are £7.funding. Sessions t Housebound? Ring for a lift Could you provide a voice for residents? Contact Andy to book: 07596957027 01931 714238
Saveate the and d tell your men-folk!
For further information or an informal chat please contact the Parish Clerk Andrea Runkee Mini Mindfulness Retreats @ The Studio Morland [email protected] Join a supported space for some relaxing you me: me to listen, me to 07876 886436 share, me to just be! or the Parish Chairman Steve Wilson These bi-monthly mini retreats are focussed space for you me. Each session 07790 472077. is based around a different topic and includes discussion and ps, medita on, mindful movement and refreshments. This position is only open to people that live in the Parish of Morland or within 3 miles of the Parish boundary and those that work or own land with the Parish. Sunday 7th July Sunday 1st Sept
£20 per session
To book contact Carrie: [email protected] / 07888995002 The date of the next meeting is:
v vi Message to all local event advertisers. As printing costs for the North Westmorland News have inevitably risen with the additional areas of distribution, we are trying to minimise the effects by reserving the right to reduce the In aid of St Cuthberts size of any local (free) submissions when space is limited. In case you wish to lessen the chance of a significant reduction of your copy, a ‘landscape’ ad is less likely to be significantly shrunk Church Funds than a ‘portrait’ version. We also try our best to put local notices in the Newsletter in appropriate Ladies Fashion Show and groupings: sometimes, however, this can be very difficult, especially in event-heavy editions. Thank you for your understanding! Pop up Shop
Friday 6th September MORLAND UKULELE GROUP St Cuthbert’s Church Cliburn Village Hall Tuesday evenings 7pm – 9pm Cliburn at 'The Studio', The Square, Morland Show starts 7pm
New Members welcome. Tickets from. 01931714218 All levels of ability accommodated! with Snowball or on the door The group is led by an experienced ukulele Cliburn Village Hall. teacher, but the sessions Clothes etc to suit all ages are informal &(hopefully) enjoyable, with At 7.30 pm singing as well as playing. On Friday 26th July And Friday 23rd August For further information please contact Mark All Welcome. or Rachel on 01931 714163
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CLIBURN DUCK RACE I am looking for Part Time Work in September, July, August such and as:- Babysitting SHAP BOWLING CLUB Cliburn Community Play Area Committee Pet sitting The duck race will start at 10.30am on Sunday 7 Jul y House sitting at the River Leith bridge (field), Cliburn The Bower, Memorial Park, Shap Dog walking Refreshments available. Childminding CASH PRIZES!! Baking Ducks for sale on the day from 10.15 onwards or see Cath, Well House, Cliburn. Wednesday night is club I am trustworthy and reliable and haveanced a Levelrecent DBS Enh check certificate (previously known as a CRB check) night – from 6pm onwards Its quack- – just come along. ers! References available Reasonable rates!
For further details ring Ducks for hire To get in touch please contact me…. Morland C of E 01931 716958 Primary School PTA has 1000 plastic Georgia Cross ducks available for hire. Ideal for Kings Meaburn duck races! 01931 714607 Hire cost: donations of £25 for 500 and 07934183909 £30 for 1000. To book contact Cath on 01931 714151
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ix x FELLRUNNER EXCURSIONS 2019 INDEX OF ADVERTISERS
For the people living in the North Westmorland group of parishes and surrounding AJ & D Chapelhow p.35 Mill Yard Café p.11 areas, The Fellrunner Village Bus Group have again kindly offered to provide a 16 seat mini bus for community use this Appleby Windows and Doors p.30 New Crown Inn p.23 year and a list of the proposed trips is given below. If you would like to make a booking, please phone Mike Roulson Applegarth Foods p.23 Newby Court p.28 on 01931 714457 to enquire if seats are available. Please note that for some visits there will be an entrance charge paya- Askham Hall p.21 Newby Technical Solutions p.25 ble as well as the bus fare. Birds’ Bistro p.10 O'Neil Associates p.27 6 July….. Drumlanrig Castle and gardens. Historic castle in Dumfries and Galloway, home to the Duke Cath's Country Citchen p.29 Parkin & Jackson p.21 and Duchess of Buccleugh and Queensberry. Chris Barden Plastering p.34 Petrie Design p.37 3 August….. Mystery trip to who knows where !! Clip in Time Dog Grooming p.38 PFK p.21 7 September….. .Barnard Castle and Bowes Museum, afternoon visit to Egglestone gardens. Dave Pickersgill Decorator & Handyman p.40 Physiotherapy led Pilates p.21 28 September …..Skipton and the famous award winning Saturday Deb's Garden Machinery & Tool Repairs p.35 Procter Building Services p.32 outdoor market. D.Richardson Surfacing Contractors p.22 Quayle Plumbing p.30 2 November…..St. Annes on Sea a seaside resort on the Fylde coast, and an evening trip through the Eamont Decorators p.x R Hudson Property Maintenance p.26 famous Blackpool illuminations. Eden Community Learning & Skills p.35 Richardsons Funeral Directors p.39 23 November….. Ulverston Dickensian Festival. Eden Property & Garden Services p.23 Shap Chippy p.30 7 December…..Houghton Hall Garden Centre. Something for everyone, either for yourself or for Christ- Fell and Dales Catering p.39 Simon Hazeldine p.37 mas presents. Gardens of Eden p.33 Snug Heating p.37 Glyn Jones Funeral Directors p.22 Stephen Skelton Garage p.38 Groundworks p.27 Steven (Woody) Hodgson p.32 Heartwood Enterprises p.40 Sue Rymer Driver Training p.40 ASKHAM COFFEE SHOP Askham Village Hall, Tuesdays, 11am-1.30pm Household Helpers p.ix Swainson & Cowin’s p.10 To see our weekly menu, check our holiday dates or book larger groups, Ian Brown Hypnotherapist p.5 T Ewbank Firewood p.26 Judith Robinson Cakes p.28 TM Plastering and Tiling p.38 please email or phone: [email protected] 01931-712-834 June's Gardening Service p.35 The Beauty Room p. 9 Kevin Bush Decorator p.29 The Butchers Arms p.39
Delicious home cooking in friendly surroundings KT Driving p.26 The Crown Inn Morland p.40 ALL WELCOME LME First Aid p.24 The Painted Cottage p.24
Soup + Warm Roll: £2 Scone with bu er + jam: £1 Lake District School of Food and Wine p.30 The Strickland Arms p.7 Lakeland Birds of Prey Centre p.ix The Walled Garden Tearoom p.ix Main Meals: £4 Breakfast: £4; Mini Meals: £2.50 Lakeland Blinds p.26 Walkers Funeral Directors p.28 Desserts with custard, cream or ice-cream: £2 Larch Cottage p.34 Wizlees Fitness p.37 Logs for sale p.32 Your Spinal Health p.36 Free re-fills of all drinks! Cafe ère Coffee: £1.50 Lynn Emery Solicitor p.38 Mel’s Manis & Pedis p.27 Hot Chocolate: £1.50 Tea £1; Fruit Juice 50p Midtown Cattery & Stables p.12 In aid of Askham Village Hall refurbishment Mike Addison Optician p.9
DOGS WELCOME Advertiser’s Guide Morland Walking Group MORLAND WALKING GROUP th When submitting a paid advert for inclusion in the newsletter please note: Monday 8 th July 2019 Monday 12 August 2019 Melmerby and Ousby • 1/4 page ads should be max A7 portrait in size (preferably 6.8 cm w x 9.4 cm h) Our walk starts at the very top of Askham where we will park the cars and walk up • 1/2 page ads should be max A6 landscape in size (preferably 13.8 cm w x 9.4 cm h) The walking group will meet at Morland Village onto Askham Common. A circular route • Full page ads should be max A5 portrait in size (preferably 13.8 cm w x 19cm h) takes us round the Common and up onto Hall, from there we will drive in our cars to Heughscar Hill where we will have lunch. A Melmerby where parking is available along the top • The newsletter does not print in colour. downhill walk takes us back to the cars. edge of the village green by the Old School House As usual we meet at 10am in the car park and The Village Bakery. Starting our walk in • We do not accept adverts over 350kb so that the newsletter is small enough to of Morland Village Hall. Melmerby, we take field paths and a short road walk on into Ousby then on the circular route via email, therefore please compress any pictures to reduce their size. We will be having a banana break and a Gall Hall back into Melmerby break for lunch. Please ensure you have • Preferred file formats: Graphic files (.jpeg, .gif, .png), Publisher docs, Word docs. The proposed route is just short of 6 miles with a adequate clothing and footwear to suit the total height gain 600 ft and a terrain of field paths Advertising Rates conditions on the day. It is also a good and minor roads, horses, cattle and sheep may be idea to have on your person a list of any encountered on this walk We ask you to wear suita- 1/4 Page ad per annum £70 per 1/2 year £38 per month £9 medication you are on in case of an inci- ble foot wear and clothing for the day, drinks, lunch 1/2 Page ad per annum £130 per 1/2 year £70 per month £15 dent. and snacks should be carried for the usual breaks. Full Page ad per annum £220 per 1/2 year £120 per month £26 Tea and cakes afterwards at the Old Village Bakery, At the end of the walk we will make our Melmerby. way to the cafe at Lowther Castle for tea Walk Leaders- If you are interested in placing an advert please contact and cakes. Sylvia Mallinson 01768 840348 . Marilyn Meg Hancock [email protected]) 01931 714 432
Noble 01931712515 Walk Leaders - Geoff Procter 01931 714 and Judith Parkin 981 David Flynn 01931 714 191 1 2 Events news—Askham with Lowther
Mini Morlanders’ Young Bell Ringers Due to the success of 'Young Bell Ringers' last year, we are continuing to in- PrePre----SchoolSchool vite young people into St. Peter's Askham to ring the bell each month, on the first Sunday - our family service. We have volunteers for April and look for- ward to hearing from volunteers for May and June. Please ring Rena, 01931 712917 or Juliet,712036.
Food Bank Collection Point St. Peter's will reopen daily from the week before Easter. We are planning to have a food bank collection point in St. Peter's for tins and dried food. We shall start this project at the Easter Sunday Service, 11 am, to celebrate the act of giving at the time of the Resurrection
Mini Morlanders Pre-School ***January 2019 starters***
If your child turns 3 between now and 31st December and you are look- ing for a pre-school place for them we are pleased to say applications Organ at St Lawrence, Crosby Ravensworth will now happily be received! Dear friends, I wrote in this mag in May and June about the plight of the Wil- We offer the following flexible childcare options: kinson organ at CR. Morning session (9am-12 noon) In the article, I said we needed one final push to raise the final outstanding Morning session with dinner (9am-1:15pm) £14,00 of the £50,000 we Afternoon session (12 noon-3:15pm) needed to send this old, fine organ off to York for a total refurb on July 8th. Full day sessions (9am-3:15pm) Fundraising for this project has been very humbling and quite extraordinary. You see, before all funds were in place, we had to book the organ in with York We also have Breakfast (8am-9am) and After School Club Organs to get the contract signed. The contract in turn triggered more funding eg after writing that May/June article, (3:15pm-5:30pm) available. we received cheques from various kind folk from our parishes plus a grant from the John Pilling Trust, to bring the total We accept 15 and 30 hours government funding. raised to about £48,000. We have now found the final £2,000 to make up the £50,000 needed. Application forms and further information can be found on our school So please don't try to tell me that our God, our great God, does not work in very website. If you would like to book an appointment to visit please phone mysterious ways when we have the school office on 01931 714668 or keep an eye out for our upcoming even a tiny, mustard seed of faith. open afternoon. If you have any questions or need any more infor- We will let you know about our celebratory services/concerts/recitals in 2020. mation please email morlandarea.cumbria.sch.uk Thank you Alexandra Barbour for PCC of Crosby Ravensworth We look forward to welcoming you to our thriving school!
3 4 FOOD & FLOWERS GARDEN OPEN DAY Saturday 6 th July 10.30am – 3.30pm Dickinson’s Farmhouse, Drybeck, nr Appleby, CA16 6TF 1 acre organic garden consisting of polytunnels, veg plots, small orchard, wildflower meadow, wildlife pond as well as a cottage garden full of climbing roses, honeysuckle & delphiniums. Fundraising for Eden Animal Rescue Kings Meaburn WI projects fund . Cream Teas available & stalls. Admission £2.00 adults 50p children.
ASKHAM AND HELTON LADIES CLUB Emotional Problems can be crippling... Askham and Helton Ladies Club was formed over 50 years ago, we meet in the Stress, Bereavement, relationships,lack anxiety, of confidence, PTSD, addictions,village hall on the second Wednesday of overeating, quitting smoking*, the list goes on. every month, 7.30pm in Summer and 2pm in Winter when we have a speaker followed by You can be helped. ------You can change your life. light refreshments and a natter with friends. There is always a competition. Therapy-- Counselling
About twice a year we go on outside visits Healing-- Spiritual Growth instead of being in the hall; in April every year we have our Spring Lunch. On the For a free consultation please feel freeme. to contact Fourth Wednesday we go somewhere local Ian Brown, Curative Hypnotherapist rand Reiki Maste In practice since. 1982 and have a lovely friendly get together.
******** You don’t have to live in Askham or Helton to be a member, we have people from a vari- *Are you ready to become a non smoker? ety of places in the area. Please call for details of the 'End Smokingntly Now' Permane package If you think you would like to come along to Contact me at: [email protected] Call me on 01931 715237 a meeting some time, you would be wel- come as a visitor. You can contact Marie Armstrong on 01768 866932 5 6 Clifton Village Hall Clifton, Penrith, Cumbria CA10 2EA Registered charity: 1031387 www.clifton1745.com Email [email protected]
Mondays 7.30 8-30 pm: Zumba Thursdays 9.30-11.30 am during term time: Little Tinkers Check our Facebook page @cliftonvillagehall and village notice boards for details. What could be more important than saving a life?
Community First Responders for Morland, Bolton, Newby, Cliburn, Kings Me- aburn, Great & Little Strickland and Surrounding Area
!!!!VOLUNTEERS URGENTLY NEEDED!!!!!
Unfortunately Morland Area Community First Responders are desperately short of volunteers.
In remote communities like ours we can literally save lives by providing first aid to patients before the ambulance arrives.
In out of the way areas like ours it can sometimes take much longer for an ambulance to reach the patient and first responders get there first to provide potentially life saving help for the short time before the ambulance arrives.
You will receive excellent training from North West Ambulance Service and ongoing refresher training and excellent support from existing volunteers.
This is a very rewarding and interesting volunteering opportunity and you can volunteer for as many hours per month as is suitable for you.
If you are just starting out on your career or thinking about changing your ca- reer path this is an excellent addition to your CV.
Minimum age 18 Must hold a driving licence
If you are wondering whether this might be something that you could do then please don’t hesitate to call Dean on 07812 773407 or Caroline on 01931 714971 for a chat, we can answer any questions you may have as we both have years of experience as CFR volunteers. 7 8 WINDERWATH GARDENS Nr TEMPLE SOWERBY PENRITH CA10 2AG 01768 88250
OPEN MARCH – OCTOBER 10.00 am – 4.00 pm Monday – Friday 10.00am – 2.00 pm Saturday
5 acre garden which includes herbaceous borders, Alpines, mature trees and a walled Vegetable garden.
There are picnic tables by the large pond.
We have plants grown on the premises for sale, fruit and vegetables when in season, and second hand garden tools.
Parking in the yard. Partial disabled access.
9 10 Mill Yard Café & Bistro Can you swim a width? Do you want to have
Morland fun and improve your swimming technique? We meet weekly at Appleby Swimming pool during term time. On a Thursday evening start- Robert & Sarah Kite welcome you to the Mill Yard Café where you can relax on the sofas ing at 6.30 – 7.00; 7.00 – 7.45 and 7.45 – 8.45, by our cosy wood burning stove in the winter, sit back and enjoy our sunny courtyard in the depending on your ability. summer months, drinking and eating our locally sourced and homemade delicious food or 3 taster sessions are offered, and if you decide just enjoying a pot of real tea or coffee and a scrumptious cake! to continue, the cost is £38 per term. RJ’s Pizza Night—Friday evenings (5-9pm) - create your own pizza from a wide Everyone is welcome including adults, who are range of toppings and eat in our new licensed lounge or take out. Saturday evenings (6-9pm) is RJ’s Tapas night - reserve a table or just come along and enjoy! Lazy Sundays – Come and enjoy our additional Brunch menu up to 12pm Opening Times - 9 - 4pm all year round, closed Mondays and Tuesdays welcome to attend the 7.45pm session to im- (except Bank Holidays) prove their stroke and stamina. (Please see website – www.millyardcafe.co.uk for any further dates which may be closed Volunteers to help on the pool side are wel- for holidays and for more information regarding menus etc.) comed and training is provided. For more information come to Appleby Swim- Mill Yard Café, The Square, Morland, Penrith CA10 3AZ ming pool on a Thursday evening or email us 01931 714155( [email protected]) on, [email protected] telephone Liz Morgan 015396 23068 or our website – www.applebyswimclub.org.uk
Affected by Cancer? MIDTOWN CATTERY AND STABLES APPLEBY & DISTRICT CANCER SUPPORT (Formerly Baird’s Cosy Cats) GROUP Loving care, spacious, modern & heated Invite you to accommodation.
Come for Coffee Now taken over by new residents Open to all in Eden district Chat in confidence Graham & Julie Fisher. with others going through tough times Also offering horse DIY livery opportunities with accessible We Meet Also on offer: bridleways leading onto Crosby Ravensworth fell. Tack room ~ Above Surgery in Appleby Light exercise and also included and haylage available. (opposite swimming baths) Complementary Therapies ~ Every 1st & 3rd Monday in Business to run as usual under new month (except Bank Holidays) management of Midtown Cattery & Stables. ~10 am - 12 noon Further Info, Phone ~ Rosie on 017683 52263 or For all information and bookings please call: ~ Jackie on 01768352365 Stable enquiries: Graham Fisher 07768100397 Cattery enquiries: Julie Fisher : 01931715246 11 12 Askham with Crosby Bolton Chapel Crosby Lowther Bolton Church Cliburn Ravensworth Ravensworth Chapel Church
11:00 6:30 6:30 9:00 11:00 1:30 Family Worship United Evening Prayer United Evening Prayer Holy Communion Holy Communion M Harris July 7th (Askham) (Church) (Church) KMcB JHB Trinity III CEF J Betts/JHB J Betts/JHB
11:00 5:30 11:00 1:30 Cnxn at Brough J Betts Joint Holy Communion Thrimby Joint Holy Communion Thrimby July 14th SJF/KMcB SJF/KMcB 5:30 Trinity IV Cnxn at Brough
11:00 9:15 6:30 6:30 1:30 Morning Worship Morning Prayer A Collinson Evening Prayer P Jackson July 21st (Askham) Lay Led SJF/DGJ Trinity V DGJ
11.00 9:15 6:30 11:00 11:00 1:30 Holy Communion Family Communion Cnxn at Family Communion Morning Prayer A Sterling SJF SJF Appleby SPC Lay led HC July 28th
Trinity VI 5:30 Cnxn at Brough
ABBREVIATIONS: “SJF” Revd Stewart Fyfe, Rector: “ SPC” Revd Sheila Clark, Cu- Morning Prayer Midweek Holy Communion rate; “SRP” Revd Sandy Pearl;:Curate;;; “JHB” Rt. Revd James Bell;; “GGH” Revd Geoffrey Haworth;; “KMcB” Revd Kenneth Boyd; “AJF” Revd Allison Fenton;; “DGJ” is said on Tuesday mornings at is celebrated in Morland Church on David Jones, Reader; “ “CEF” Carolyn Fyfe J Betts is Revd Jackie Betts 9.15 in Morland church. Wednesdays at 10.00am. (Methodist) In various ways, prayers for the This is a quiet, said service, an uplift- Family Communion is in Contemporary form church and for the world are ing and refreshing break from daily Children are welcome at all our services; there will be special activities or teaching offered every day. duties. for them where you see this symbol: Come and join us!
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Kings Clifton and Great Sleagill Morland Thrimby Meaburn Brougham Strickland Chapel Chapel
9:15 6.30 11.00 9:30 10:30 10:30 Holy Communion Holy Communion Holy Communion Morning prayer Lay J Worsfold July 7th (Clifton) KMcB KMcB Led Trinity III SPC
10;00 11:00 10:30 10:30 Holy Communion (BCP) L A July 14th (Brougham) GGH Joint Holy Communion Thrimby Trinity IV SJF/KMcB 5:30 Cnxn at Brough 9:15 (BCP) 9:30 10:30 10:30 Holy Communion Holy Communion A Sterling July 21st GGH KMcB Trinity V 10:00 (breakfast) for 11:00 A.T.O.M. Village Hall
3:00 pm 11:00 11:00 9:30 10:30 10:30 Evensong BCP Informal Service Holy Communion Morning Prayer H Radford July 28th (Ninekirks) Lay Led/Ad Collett including prayer for Lay Led Trinity VI Lay Led wholeness & healing JHB/SRP
ABBREVIATIONS: “SJF” Revd Stewart Fyfe, Rector: “ SPC” Revd Sheila Clark, Curate; “SRP” Revd Morning Prayer Midweek Holy Communion Sandy Pearl;:Curate;;; “JHB” Rt. Revd James Bell;; “GGH” Revd Geoffrey Haworth;; “KMcB” Revd Kenneth Boyd; “AJF” Revd Allison Fenton;; “DGJ” David Jones, Reader; “ “CEF” Carolyn Fyfe — J is said on Tuesday mornings at is celebrated in Morland Church Betts is Revd J Betts A Sterling is Revd A Stering (Methodists) 9.15 in Morland church. on Wednesdays at 10.00am. Family Communion is in Contemporary form In various ways, prayers for the This is a quiet, said service, an Children are welcome at all our services; there will be special activities or teaching for them where you uplifting and refreshing break see this symbol: church and for the world are from daily duties. offered. .. Come and join us! 15 16 Askham with Crosby Bolton Chapel Crosby Lowther Bolton Church Cliburn Ravensworth Ravensworth Chapel Church
10:15 Morland Choristers’ Camp Eucharist 6:30 10:15 Morland Choristers’ Camp Eucharist 1:30 SJF L A SJF S Radford August 4th 3:30 Morland Choristers’ Camp Evensong 3:30 Morland Choristers’ Camp Evensong Trinity VII
11:00 6:30 6:30 9:00 11:00 1:30 Family Worship Taize-style Evening Pray- Cnxn Holy Communion Holy Communion L A SPC er At Tebay (Extn) JHB August 11th Lay Led 6:30 Trinity VIII Cnxn At Tebay
11:00 9:15 6:30 6:30 1:30 August 18th Holy Communion Morning Prayer S Radford Evening Prayer B Staley (Askham) Lay Led H C DGJ Trinity IX JHB
11.00 9:15 6:30 11:00 11:00 1:30 Morning Worship Family Communion W Capstick Family Communion Morning Prayer D Askew August 25th SRP/Ad Collett SPC/CEF SPC/CEF Lay led Trinity X
11:00 6:30 6:30 11:00 11:00 1:30 Family Worship United Service Holy Communion Holy Communion September 1st SPC (Chapel) (Extn) JHB Trinity XI SPC/J Betts Lay Led
ABBREVIATIONS: “SJF” Revd Stewart Fyfe, Rector: “ SPC” Revd Sheila Clark, Curate; “SRP” Revd Midweek Holy Communion Sandy Pearl;:Curate;;; “JHB” Rt. Revd James Bell;; “GGH” Revd Geoffrey Haworth;; “KMcB” Revd Morning Prayer
Kenneth Boyd; “AJF” Revd Allison Fenton;; “DGJ” David Jones, Reader; “ “CEF” Carolyn Fyfe — J is celebrated in Morland Church is said on Tuesday mornings Betts is Revd J Betts A Sterling is Revd A Stering (Methodists) on Wednesdays at 10.00am. Family Communion is in Contemporary form at 9.15 in Morland church. In various ways, prayers for the This is a quiet, said service, an Children are welcome at all our services; there will be special activities or teaching for them where uplifting and refreshing break you see this symbol: church and for the world are offered every day. from daily duties. 17 18 Come and join us!
Kings Clifton and Great Sleagill Morland Thrimby Meaburn Brougham Strickland Chapel Chapel 10:15 Morland Choristers’ Camp Eucharist 10:30 10:30 August 4th SJF G Crippen Trinity VII 3:30 Morland Choristers’ Camp Evensong
9:15 6:30 11:00 9:30 10:30 10:30 Holy Communion Holy Communion Morning Worship Jean Morning Prayer L A (Clifton) SPC JHB Scott/SRP Lay Led August 11th 10:00 6:30 Trinity VIII Cnxn HC (BCP) At Tebay (Brougham GGH
11:00 9:30 10:30 10:30 August 18th Holy Communion Holy Communion D Askew Trinity IX SPC JHB
3:00 pm 11:00 11:00 9:30 10:30 10:30 Evensong BCP Informal Service Holy Communion Morning Prayer J Ousby August 25th (Ninekirks) Lay Led JHB Lay Led Trinity X DGJ 9:15 6:30 11:00 9:30 10:30 10:30 Holy Communion Holy Communion Holy Communion Morning Prayer September 1st SJF SJF/SRP Lay Led Trinity XI (Clifton) JHB
ABBREVIATIONS: “SJF” Revd Stewart Fyfe, Rector: “ SPC” Revd Sheila Clark, Cu- rate; “SRP” Revd Sandy Pearl;:Curate;;; “JHB” Rt. Revd James Bell;; “GGH” Revd Midweek Holy Communion Geoffrey Haworth;; “KMcB” Revd Kenneth Boyd; “AJF” Revd Allison Fenton;; “DGJ” Morning Prayer
David Jones, Reader; “ “CEF” Carolyn Fyfe J Betts is Revd Jackie Betts is celebrated in Morland Church is said on Tuesday mornings (Methodist) on Wednesdays at 10.00am. at 9.15 in Morland church. This is a quiet, said service, an Family Communion is in Contemporary form In various ways, prayers for the Children are welcome at all our services; there will be special activities or teaching uplifting and refreshing break church and for the world are from daily duties. for them where you see this symbol: offered every day. Come and join us! 19 20
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23 24 Full steam ahead for Westmorland Dales Landscape Partnership Scheme SEASONED KT DRIVING It’s great news for the Westmorland Dales Landscape Partnership Scheme . The Round 2 bid was submitted to the National Lottery Heritage Fund in September 2018 and in December we FIREWOOD heard that the application was successful. We can now start to deliver this exciting scheme worth £3.45m, which includes cash match funding and volunteer time. The scheme will be DUMPY BAGS DRIVING TUITION delivered over 4 years and will include 21 natural heritage, cultural heritage and connecting Hardwood £68 Softwood £54 With “PassPlus” heritage projects. KILN DRIED HARDWOOD £75 We are currently in the process of recruiting new members to the team, setting up office and Special students’ rates workshop space in Tebay within the scheme area and getting projects underway this summer. (Prices include VAT @ 5%) Gift vouchers available Keep up to date Free local delivery Find out more about the 21 projects and follow the latest project news on our website www.thewestmorlanddales.org.uk and, if you haven’t done so already, sign up to our newslet- WOODSURE assured quality woodfuel. KEVAN TAYLOR ter. If you have any queries, please contact Nicola Estill our community engagement officer at Ready to burn Greystone House Friends of the Lake District on 01539 540046 or email: [email protected] For every bag of Logs we sell, Bolton we make a donation towards the Appleby planting of new trees in Cumbria. CA16 6AW THOMAS EWBANK L Tel: 01768 362082 TELEPHONE: 017683 62746 Mob: 07880 723299 [email protected] www.tjewbanklogs.co.uk Hardwood Multibag discount available
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