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Ash Hill Joinery & Building HURD the WORD MARCH 2018 th At the time of writing this column the 100 anniversary of Votes for Women has recently passed. The right of women to vote in 1918 at the end of World War I was limited and took another ten years for the franchise to be widened. It was a great victory, and with a sense of understatement recognised the contribution and achievement of women during the struggle in the Great War. It wasn’t of course just about that. It was more importantly about the Tarn Farm Vets -Shap fundamental right of women to exist and accrue the benefits that were given and enjoyed by men in a patriarchal society that often treated women as second-class citizens. Even No Call-Out Fees today we see that the place of women in the UK and internationally still has a long way to go. Equal pay, responsibility at higher levels of business and government and other Competitive Drug Prices sections of society are woefully short for women in general. Society, including the Local Top Quality Vet Services Church, with women occupying all levels of responsibility, is waking up to these injustices. Hopefully the situation is changing and will continue to change. We shall see. Simple Fair Pricing structure The reason I mention all of this as we celebrate Easter and having celebrated Christmas Call 01931 716024 / 07734 458412 or not that long ago is that Christians believe God had something to say about equality among other things and did something about it by allowing his Son Jesus Christ to live visit our website for more details on earth. There were various reasons for this. Among them, as we read in the Gospel of www.tarnfarmvets.co.uk Luke 1: 46-55 in Mary’s song (known as the Magnificat), are the purposes of God. Jesus expressed these purposes in his own teaching when quoting from Isaiah 61 in Luke 4: Woolbarn, Shap, Penrith, Cumbria CA10 3NB 16ff and later in what we call the Beatitudes in the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5- 7. The fundamental principle enshrined in that teaching was the love of God for all and the equality of all humanity irrespective of race, colour or creed etc, themes picked up by the apostle Paul in his letter to the Galatians 3: 28. D R BROWN Ash Hill Joinery For these reasons Christmas and Easter are inextricably linked together in that God demonstrates his care and compassion for his creation and desire to be at one with it and DECORATOR the means by which we can all enjoy a relationship with him. At the same time He SUNNYSIDE, SHAP & Building encourages through the teaching and example of Jesus to live our lives with a purpose and meaning and for the benefit of others. CITY & GUILDS QUALIFIED Easter Day celebrates the rising of the Son of God from the tomb and victory over death DECORATOR Specialists in Building Restoration ADVANCED CRAFTS and hope for the future – serious, yet wonderful and ultimately joyous. Jesus’ life, death Structural Timber work and resurrection have given us the vote for equality and over death. PAINTING & and Traditional Roofing. May this Easter be for you a time for family, friends, maybe a service at one of our PAPER HANGING churches and even some Easter eggs to enjoy. All Joinery SPECIAL EFFECTS WORK With all God’s blessings. Alun GRAINING SPECIALITY and maintenance work undertaken He is Risen – He is Risen indeed..! INTERIOR & EXTERIOR st Contact Easter Day Sonrise Service 1 April 6.30am on Orton Scar DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL Steve Thompson Short open-air service to greet the risen Lord Jesus 07718 742677 / 01931 717566 Wrap up warm and come out to Raise Howe on the east side of Orton Scar (just above 01931 716304 Ash Hill, Rosgill ,Penrith CA10 2QX the cattle grid on the Appleby road). Appleby Town band will be there to accompany Mob:07588578980 the hymns. All worshippers are invited back afterwards to the home of David and Christine Merritt, at Rookery Barn, Raisbeck for breakfast. The Herald 100 years ago March/April 1918 March Usual March weather to 20th; spring-like 21st-28th; snowed 29th, Good Friday. Easter was dull, cold, and snowy. The War now costs £200million a month, raised by Government borrowing. A.I. Carr/Sandy The Rev. J. Whiteside formerly Vicar of Shap, is now Rector of Plumstead, Norfolk; his son Capt. C.H.M.Whiteside, 7th Border Regiment was slain on 1st Oil Gas LPG November 1916; a new altar to his memory is now in Plumstead Church. Plumbing W. Fleming’s Shap branch (grocer) is down to 5 staff, due to the War, so will close every Thursday, and at 6pm on Monday to Wednesday, 8pm on Friday and No job too small Saturday. He’s still collecting eggs for wounded soldiers. (His main shop in Penrith does this too - 1588 eggs collected in February1918) Two weekdays are now meatless all over UK, by Government order. New Greenaway Crossings crimes include hoarding food and wasting or damaging it. Meat rationing begins Wandsworth Gardens on 7th April. Apply in late March for permit for up to 10lbs of sugar for Shap CA10 3PE jam-making. Penrith’s Workhouse Guardians lost patience with Shap’s and said “Take your Call Sandy on people away in 12 months or sooner”. Shap, “Well we’ve got 12 months. Adjourn it”. They then wrote to KS’s: “Can you take our people? Penrith’s 01931 716542 throwing us out”. The Chairman, “Yes we’ve read of this. We’ll think about it”. Lost from Mount Pleasant Hoff, mid-January, 5 Blackfaced ewes – M. R. Atkinson, Sleddale Hall. One of Wet Sleddale’s Nobles, Mr Thomas Noble, 6 Woodville Terrace, Shap, platelayer on the railway, was working in his gang at the Tollbar, Monday 18th, pm; downpour, they went to hut, he fell back, dead; heart attack. Was 59, married with 2 children. Big funeral 22nd. April Snowed 29th March; bitterly cold till final week of April. Nothing grew. Two swallows seen on 15th near Penrith. Sapper James Lowis, Royal Engineers (Australian Section), son of Mrs. and late Mr. George Lowis, The Hermitage, Shap, was on leave at start of April and Glyn Jones married Miss Laurie Inman, youngest daughter of Mrs. Inman, Church View, Shap, and the late Dr. Inman of Sedbergh, in a military wedding in Shap Church t (full) on 30 h March, taken by the Vicar of Crosby Ravensworth, Shap vicar Funeral Directors being ill at the time. Reception at Church View. Honeymoon in Southport. A Complete, Professional Caring Shap’s V. A. D. Whist Drive and Dance, Easter Monday in the Public Hall had Sympathetic Service, 76 players. Proceeds £14.4s.8d. (now £1138) to POW’s Fund. All Areas Covered, Penrith’s Workhouse Guardians will take Shap’s people for 10s.6d a week each, Private Chapel of Rest ie at cost, + 2s.6d per week each backdated to January 1st. But Shap’s Guardians now have a choice, for KS’s Guardians are also willing to have them. 12 Battlebarrow, Appleby-in-Westmorland, Shap Farmers Red Cross Committee (Hon. Sec. J. G. Lowis) are holding a Whist th Cumbria. CA16 6XS Drive and Dance in the Public Hall on Friday 12 April. Tel: 017683 51569 A house-owner in Station Terrace is wasting water, Shap UDC heard. He is to stop this. Hugh Jones Glyn Jones All men born between 1895 – 1899 are to be called up. SHAP WITH SHAP RURAL PARISH COUNCIL Carlisle Guardians are to repaint Shap Workhouse, as it’s their Children’s Home at present. ANNUAL PARISH MEETING Meat is now rationed, and coal soon will be, at 1cwt per house per week, half TUESDAY, 17th APRIL 2018 at 7.30pm what’s needed. Income tax now swallows 1/3 of your income. Bacon, sugar (rationed), tobacco, matches, alcohol, are all dearer. Postage is going up. Trains Memorial Hall – Main Room are fewer. Topics: Died at Shap, 30th March, Mary Clark, aged 85; buried at Gt. Asby on 3rd April. Shap Swimming Pool Shap Guardians, mid April: “Will it be safe to visit our people in Penrith Developments with the Community Building Workhouse now?” – (So plainly, Penrith and KS have not yet sent word of their Devolution of Services decisions. Perhaps the Herald was where they first read of them.) Shap the way Forward War news – Mr. W. Fleming’s two shops (Penrith and Shap) collected 2778 eggs in March, 2124 of which were sent to London’s Military hospitals, and 654 If any member of the public wishes to have any other matter included at to Penrith’s. The eggs, all given, are worth 4d each (now £1.20). the meeting, please advise the Clerk by Friday 6th April Missing since 24th March, Private Benjamin Howe, husband of Mrs. Howe, – by telephoning 716743 or 716386 Robinson Trees, Shap, the pre-War postie from Shap to Maulds Meaburn, he is Everyone will be made most welcome one of four brothers, all now in the army. Please see Market Cross notice board for agenda which will be Wounded, now in hospital, all three sons Mr. Anthony Davis, Wet Sledddale. available from 13th April 2017 Died of heart-failure in Palestine’s heat, 31st January, the late Mr. J. Moffat’s (Kings Arms Hotel, Shap) elder son Trooper William Moffat, nephew of Miss Moffat, Bampton. He went to Shap Boys School, then on to Mr. Briggs school, SHAP - THE WAY FORWARD Sockbridge*. He joined the W & C Yeomanry, thence Lincs.
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