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Monthly news and views of Christian Churches and community in the Rainbow Parish area; a Rainbow Parish production Around Kirkby Lonsdale A New Face for Kirkby September 2017 Recently opened, in a prime site in the middle of town, a new, expanded visitor information and gift shop - and it's already proving popular with the local community as well as those who visit. The Kirkby Lonsdale & Lune Valley Community Interest Company opened the new facility, in the former HSBC bank building, in June after protracted negotiations to acquire the lease. 'Moving from 24 Main Street to 29 Main Street sounds a relatively easy exercise,' said Tourism and Town Manager Sarah Ross. 'But it took our small team some considerable time and effort to make it happen. But it's been worth it because we have seen more people coming in to buy or to find out about our town, and coach parties are now mak- ing us their first port of call.' The new shop offers an expanded variety of gifts and sou- venirs, including a range of Tulchan clothing which spot- lights the architecture of the town. Help is offered to those seeking accommodation for a long or short stay, Sing at St Mary’s tickets can be booked for local attractions, and a series of guided town walks has proved particularly popular. St Mary’s choir would like to increase its members. Volunteers give up just a few hours a week to keep the We are a small group and we sing a service of premises open seven days a week. Matins on the second Sunday and Holy Communion on the third Sunday each month. If we could attract more Flu clinics 2017 members we could attempt more challenging music and make a greater contribution to these services. For the patients of the Lunesdale Surgery, Kirkby Lonsdale & West View Surgery, Hornby. We would practise each month for half an hour before Matins with our organist David Coker. For any special These are open surgeries – no appointment needed occasions we could arrange an extra practice if neces- Saturday 23rd Sept 9.00am – 12.00 noon sary. Lunesdale Surgery The commitment is not onerous and we enjoy singing Tuesday 3rd Oct 9.30am – 12.00 noon the services. Anyone who enjoys singing and would Lunesdale Hall like to help nurture Anglican Church music at St. Mary’s will be most welcome. Friday 13th Oct 9.30am – 12.00 noon Hornby Institute If you would like to know more please ring Mike Martindale on 07539329751. if you are aged 65 or over (or will be 65 before 31/03/2018) or fall into any of the ‘at risk’ groups, please make a note of the dates/times as individual letters will Deadline for October AKL: Midday Fri 15 Sep- tember. Nothing received after the deadline not be sent to patients. Healthy people under 65 years old can be included. do not need to be vaccinated. This year we have ordered the quadrivalent flu vaccine in place of the trivalent. This Please email submissions to [email protected]. Editorial matters: Contact the editorial team at gives added protection as it covers both the A strains as [email protected] Advertising: For advertising accounts email [email protected] Payment for well as the 2 B strains whereas the trivalent used in previ- adverts: Mail to AKL, Lunesdale Hall, Bective Rd, Kirkby ous years only covers one of the B strains. Lonsdale, LA6 2BG. For all other advertising matters: email [email protected] 1 Monthly news and views of Christian Churches and community in the Rainbow Parish area; a Rainbow Parish production Kirkby Lonsdale Gardening Tech Thursdays Association If you’re scratching your head over a PC or Mac problem, Wednesday 20th September 7.30pm Bective room. help is at hand! On the first Thursday in every month, Brian Gomm 'In the Footsteps of an Edwardian Plant from 10.30 am till 12 noon, you can take your laptop, Hunter' iPad, tablet, smartphone or other tech to the Church- mouse at Barbon and let PC Doctor Mark Rollisson work Wednesday 25th October 7.30pm Main Hall. his magic for free. Why not treat yourself to coffee and Georgie Newbury 'The Flower Farmer's Year'. Celebrity cake while you wait—or stay for lunch? lecture £2. Autumn sessions start on Thu 7 September and take place every month. First come, first served. Any questions—call Mark on 015242 73636. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND Rainbow Team: Team Rector: Revd. Richard Snow, The Rec- Lupton: Churchwardens: Mrs Margaret Lambert, Brow Head, tory, Vicarage Lane, Kirkby Lonsdale, Carnforth, LA6 2BA Cow Brow, Lupton, LA6 1PJ, 015395 67478, Mrs Grace Lewis, 015242 72044, [email protected]. Team Curate: Middle Fell House, Lupton, Carnforth LA6 2QB, 015395 67406. Revd Anne Pettifor, Cross House, Whittington, Carnforth LA6 DCC Secretary: Mrs Eleanor Higton, Hill Crest, Cow Brow, 2NX 015242 71904, [email protected]. Lay Read- Lupton, LA6 1PJ 015395 67521, [email protected]. ers: Mrs Liz Dew, 9 Burton Park, Burton in Kendal, Carnforth DCC Treasurer and PCC Representative: Mr Arthur Oakden, LA6 1JB, 01524 781645, [email protected], Sue Tarnside House, Lupton, LA6 2PP, 015395 66945, lindseyoak- O'Loughlin, Elm Cottage, Elmsfield Lane, Holme, LA6 1RN, [email protected]. 015395 84028. Parish Administrator: Mrs Victoria Hazlett, Par- ish Office, 1 Bective Road, Kirkby Lonsdale, Carnforth, LA6 Mansergh: Churchwarden: Mrs Wendy Hadwin, Mansergh Hall 2BG, 015242 71320, [email protected]. PCC Lay Farm, Mansergh, LA6 2EN, 015242 71397. DCC Secretary: Chair: Mr Merlin Hibbs, Low Fell House, Barbon, Carnforth, LA6 Mrs Sue Harrison, Belle Vue Farmhouse, Mansergh, LA6 2EJ, 2LJ, 015242 76410, [email protected]. PCC Secretary: va- 015242 72448, [email protected]. DCC Treas- cancy, PCC Treasurer: Mr Robert Cass, 17 Mitchelgate, Kirkby urer: Mrs Ann Humphries, The Gate House, Old Stable Yard, Lonsdale, Carnforth, LA6 2BE, 015242 71218, Rigmaden, Mansergh, LA6 2ET, 015242 76526, ahum- [email protected]. Assistant Treasurer: Mrs Dilys [email protected]. McLaughlin, Applegarth, 3 Gallery Court, Kirkby Lonsdale, Carnforth, LA6 2AQ, 015242 71164. Middleton: Churchwarden and Treasurer: Mr Peter Yorke, Ellers, Middleton, LA6 2LZ, 015242 76420, [email protected], Barbon: Churchwarden: Mr Charles Howarth, 3 School Lane, DCC Secretary: Anne Dehany, Smailthorn, Middleton, LA6 Barbon, LA2 2LP, 015242 76283, [email protected]. 2LY, 015242 76075, [email protected]. DCC Treasurer: Mr Roger Groves, Kemps Hill, Moorthwaite Lane, Barbon, Carnforth, LA6 2LP, 015242 76322 rog- Preston Patrick: Churchwardens: Mr Tony Mason, Mount [email protected]. PCC Representative: Mrs Lois Neal, Oak- Pleasant, Gatebeck, LA8 0HS, 015395 67353, bank, Bentinck Drive, Kirkby Lonsdale, LA6 2DE, 015242 [email protected], Mrs Sue Sanderson, The Old 72525, [email protected], DCC Secretary: Mrs Mary Gold- School, Knott Edge, Crooklands, Nr. Milnthorpe, Cumbria, LA7 ie, 11 The Maltings, Whittington, Carnforth, LA6 2NJ, 015242 7NR, 015395 66967, [email protected]. DCC Repre- 73839, [email protected]. sentative: Mrs Yvonne Lucas, 5 Eaveslea, New Road, Kirkby Lonsdale, LA6 2AB, 015242 72791. PCC Representative: Mrs Casterton: Churchwardens: Ron Bulman, Brownthwaite Fold, Jean Fry Apartment D, 17 Windermere Road, Kendal LA9 4QJ Casterton, LA6 2SF, 015242 71075, [email protected] 01539 454365, [email protected]. DCC Treasurer: Mrs and Stephen Evans, The Old Vicarage, Casterton, LA6 2SA, Tina Allen, Gatebeck Cottages, Gatebeck LA8 0FS, 015395 07973 173546, [email protected]. Secretary and PCC 67687. Representative: Mrs Gill Sykes, Old Manor, High Casterton, Carnforth, LA6 2SD, 015242 72143, gill- C. OF E. SCHOOLS: St Mary’s Primary, Kendal Rd, Kirkby [email protected]. DCC Treasurer: Mr Tom Herd, Lonsdale, LA6 2DN, 015242 71334. St Patrick’s, Endmoor, Casterton Cottage, Casterton, Carnforth, LA6 2SF, 015242 Kendal, LA8 0HH, 015395 67388. 71203, [email protected]. THE METHODIST CHURCH: Rev'd Wendy Thornton, Kendal Hutton Roof: Churchwardens: Mrs Anne Huntington, The Post Methodist Circuit, 015242 62758 or mobile 07788 653 000, Office, Hutton Roof, LA6 2PG, 015242 71213. Mr David Read, [email protected]. Nanny Hall, Hutton Roof, Carnforth, LA6 2PG, 015242 71631, [email protected]. DCC Treasurer: Mrs Alison Newton, ST JOSEPH’S RC CHURCH: Back Lane, Kirkby Lonsdale. Low House Hutton Roof, LA6 2PG, 015242 73867, alisonnew- Sunday Mass, 9am. During the week, as announced. Parish [email protected]. Priest Canon Luiz Ruscillo, The Presbytery, St Mary’s RC Church, Hornby. Tel. 015242 21246. Kirkby Lonsdale: Churchwarden: Churchwardens Team led by Mrs Anne Foulerton, Gatelands, High Biggins, Carnforth, LA6 FRIENDS’ MEETING HOUSE: Preston Patrick Sundays 10.30, 2NP, 015242 71281, [email protected]: DCC Secretary: Warden 015395 61163. Brigflatts Sundays 10.30am, Warden Diane Nowell, 57 Fairgarth Drive, Kirkby Lonsdale LA6 2FB, 015396 20005. 015242 73636, [email protected]. DCC Treasurer: See Mr T Herd (above, Casterton). PCC Representatives: John VOLUNTEER DRIVER SCHEME: 07788 52 25 11 Preston, The Old Schoolhouse, LA6 2DX, 015242 72509, john- [email protected], Anne Foulerton (as above) CUMBRIA POLICE: Emergency 999, non-emergency 101 and Mary Blanchard. 2 Monthly news and views of Christian Churches and community in the Rainbow Parish area; a Rainbow Parish production From the Team Ministry Who would have thought it? Who would have thought that spending 5 days in West- Then back on the Ward, we were looked after by so morland General Hospital would be such a positive expe- many different Nurses and Practitioners, providing regu- rience and an illustration in Christian living? Well, these lar blood pressure and temperature checks right through were not my first thoughts. Yes, I had expected to come the night, saline drips, bedpans, meals, help with trips to out with a new hip, the old one had become a bit painful toilet, and to the shower.
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