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February 2016 THE INGLEWOOD GROUP OF CHURCHES GARDEN & LAND MAINTENANCE SERVICE Domestic & Commercial Ride on mowing, strimming, scarifying, moss Ainstable, Armathwaite, Calthwaite & Hesket –in-the-Forest treatment, garden maintenance, TREE FELLING,FENCING 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 David Bell Appliance Repairs If your washers not well—ring this bell 01228 711095 or 07920 132 524 Over 35 years experience, Ex norweb & comet service engineer Cookers, washers, tumble driers etc repaired. 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] Armathwaite Ainstable 01768 885495 Follow me on facebook/bubblesswimschool Including times of Church Services in Hutton-in-the-Forest,SkeltonForest, Ivegill andand Skelto Ivegilnl Available Low Hesket Village Hall FEBRUARY 2016 For further information of classes available, times and dates, please contact Claire on 07846 862 974 or email [email protected] 20 THE INGLEWOOD GROUP OF CHURCHES in the Diocese of Carlisle Ministry Team Town Head Cottage, Ainstable, CA4 9RE Sceugh Dyke Calthwaite Rector: The Revd Philip Dorling St Mary’s Vicarage, High Hesket 016974 73320 PVC windows, doors and porches, email: [email protected] Other Joinery Work and ceramic tiling MOTOR SERVICE & REPAIRS Free Estimates Not VAT registered MOT PREPARATION Churchwardens Ainstable: Laurence Forrester 017688 96044 Richard Morris 016974 72318 TEL: 01768 896294 01768 885318 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 Mckenzies Smart Dogz Grooming Salon Ivegill: John Stronach 016974 73454 Elizabeth Blake 016974 73707 has now relocated to High Hesket. We look forward to seeing New & Old Skelton: Jim Mills 017684 84446 Customers in the future. We are a Professional Qualified Insured Dog Grooming Salon. we will pamper your Special friend in our Friendly, Kind Caring Pastoral Co-ordinators environment. Our services are........ Bathing , Blow Drying, Clipping, Hand Stripping, Scissor- Ainstable: Linda Forrester 017688 96044 ing, Ear cleaning, Nail Trimming. We also do a Collection & Delivery Service in & around the Armathwaite: Claudia Weaving 016974 72412 Local Areas. we offer a Pet Bedding Service Only £10 for your pets bedding to be washed and Calthwaite: Alison Snaith 017688 85265 Dried. To Book an Appointment call Lisa on .....07769159427 or 016974 73393. Hesket: Dinah George 016974 72423 Hutton: Marjorie Barnes 017684 84459 Ivegill: Jane Stronach 016974 73454 Skelton: Nancy Hullock 017684 84271 Kris Banks Joiner Commissioned Lay Ministers All work undertaken Pastoral Assistant (Listening and Counselling): Claudia Weaving 016974 72412 Kitchens Bathrooms Pastoral Co-ordinator & Worship Assistant: Dinah George 016974 72423 UPVC windows, doors and fascia's Associate Priest: Roofing Canon Brian Dawson Applecroft, High Hesket 016974 73069 Email: [email protected] Mobile 07557732438, Home 01697472973 6 Brackenrigg, Armathwaite, For enquiries about baptism, confirmation, marriage, funerals or any other pastoral matters, please contact Philip Dorling. If, for any reason, he is unavailable, please contact a Churchwarden in your parish. Country Style Windows Hospital Visiting - Hospitals are visited on a regular basis. If you know of anyone F.E.N.S.A. Registered Company who is in hospital and would appreciate a visit, please contact Philip, or the pastoral UPVC Windows, Doors & Conservatories Specialists, Fascia Boards, Soffits - co-ordinator for your parish and we will gladly try to include them in the visits. Armstrong Bros, Garth House, Low Hesket , Carlisle CA4 OEU Also, if you know of any housebound parishioners who would value regular visiting, Tel: 016974 73102 Fax: 016974 73054 please contact us. www.countrystylewindows.com The Joiner’s Workshop, Town Head Farm, Ainstable All types of joinery work, extensions, loft conversions, renovations, kitchens, roofing work etc Telephone/Fax 01768 896067 2 SWIMMING POOL At Ainstable Leisure Ltd Enjoy the luxury of a private pool available for your own The Passing of time exclusive use. warm water, large changing rooms. Great for family groups. fully inspected by local authority For At this time of year, a lot of people are thinking about the year ahead. It could be that they are hire charges and availability call 016974 72229 doing this because of the ‘resolutions’ they made on New Year’s Eve, as their TVs showered them with images of people enjoying themselves around the world, under the fireworks.... or it for more info visit www.ainstableleisure.co.uk might be because, simply trying to remember that this is ‘2016’, every time you write the date, makes you sense the passing of time. Whichever it is..... I think it is natural, in January, to PETER DIXON think of the past, and to ‘ponder’... hopefully without too much trepidation... what the future All types of Building & Repair work carried out might hold. ROOFING : FIREPLACES : PATIOS : EXTENSIONS If you are a Christian, the first story which the church gives you to think about in 016974 72611 OR 07557 098 684 January, is the one about the three kings, or wise men, and their search for a new type of King. This story is actually great for the start of the year, because it reminds us that life is a journey. Famously, the kings, or wise men, left behind everything they knew at home, which (if you think about it) was a very risky thing to do! Somehow, these people found the faith to walk off west, in search of a better future. They were full of hope! And their hope was ‘realised’ in the most unlikely place, wasn’t it? They found God’s love, lying in a cave, on the wrong side of Bethlehem. But the journey did not stop there for the wise men. Their faith, and new found love, changed them forever, gave them hope, and propelled them forward, into a dangerous future... but full of courage. MENTORING FOR CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE CRAIG BUTTERWORTH In our community, as we look forward into the new year, most of us cannot forget the events Improve self-esteem / Boost self-confidence D.O.T. A.D.I. Let go of worries & fears which have dominated the last month and a half. Our near neighbours have suffered hard, in Problems sleeping PROFESSIONAL DRIVING TUITION what has been a very dark time of flooding and real challenge. I guess the people affected Help with problem behaviour / bullying DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE could tell anyone, quite clearly, that life is not a holiday! Improve school work & goals THEORY TEST TUITION Just recently, I heard a very good talk by a vicar from Carlisle. In it, he said, that it is by Help with Exam nerves looking back on our experiences, that we can become aware of the things that can be trusted. A time to be listened to If these things bear the marks of love, then we can put our faith in them. So Jude Beveridge 016974 76650 or TEL: SOUTHWAITE 016974 73895 looking back is a good plan, if we are to face the new year with hope..... and find the courage 07919 837592 MOBILE: 07815 511025 we need, especially when life is tough, to journey on hopefully. [email protected] www.drivingschoolpenrith.co.uk Looking back over the last month and a half, we can see the things that have provided a firm www.drivingschoolcarlisle.co.uk www.bthere4yourself.co.uk foundation for those affected by the flooding. In our communities we have seen compassion, kindness, selflessness and real community spirit growing in our midst. Of course it was there before, but so many people have wanted to give, and help....and simply bless those who have JUST FOR CATS had their homes washed out. To look back and ‘see’ it all, is enough to restore our faith in Safe and secure, comfort and care. Spacious units for 1 cat or a whole family. human nature. There has been a lot of love around, one way or another! As we think about Heating, outside runs, chairs and scratching posts. travelling into the future there is plenty to give thanks for, and to be hopeful about, right To discuss your requirements here....on our doorstep. contact Ruth on 07920 808985 (Armathwaite) New Year’s Eve does, sometimes, feel like ‘Ground Hog Day’ to me. When I see the fireworks go off on Sydney Bridge I admit that I do feel as if the years have merged together, and I wonder what is going on.... on so many levels! But, of course, the ‘real year’ ahead will be different, because life in God’s world is a journey that has to be travelled, one Girl Friday HANDYMAN way or another. We are not here to simply ‘pass the time’, or be on an endless holiday. We are here to change. Gardening ~Clearing Clutter By looking back over the last year, faith can be found; by looking around, ‘on our doorstep’, Help with Livestock and engaging with it, love can be experienced...and by joining both together, we can discover Dog Walking hope, and a real appetite for the future.
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