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From the Vicar - Benefice Directory 28 1 From the Vicar - Benefice Directory - Rector - Rev’d. Gill Hart - 019467 24724 House for Duty (in Bootle) Rev’d Angela Overton-Benge - 01229 718632 - BLACK COMBE - Church Wardens - Sal Stewart, Jean Hughes 01229 718764 Frank Tyson 01229 718241, Annabel Steward Mark Duckworth, David Griffiths - DRIGG - Church Warden - Adrienne Millington 019467 24272 Secretary - - ESKDALE - Church Wardens - Tony Fox 019467 23214 Di Postlethwaite 019467 23235 Secretary - John Wedley 019467 23126 Headteacher - Elizabeth Stellmacher 019467 23259 - IRTON - Church Wardens - Janet Jennings Sally Steele 019467 24336 [email protected] Secretary - - MUNCASTER - Church Wardens - Peter Frost-Pennington 01229 717614 [email protected] Alan Mackay 01229 717184 - Robert Tebb 01229 717457 Secretary - - WABERTHWAITE - Church Wardens - Catherine Winzor 01229 717649 Karin Jones 01229 717268 Secretary - Dorothy Steele 01229 717621 Headteacher - Sandra Cummings 01229 717664 - WLDC BENEFICE - Chairman - Peter Frost-Pennington 01229 717614 Secretary - Sally Steele 019467 24336 [email protected] Treasurer - Joyce Jenkinson Benefice Website www.eskdalebenefice.org.uk 2 27 Tel 019467 23229 Email [email protected] Web www.eskdalestores.co.uk Eskdale Green, Holmrook, CA19 1TX Your local village shop - you’ll be surprised at what we offer - Extensive grocery, deli and fresh local produce - Newsagent, tobacconist, and off-licence - Maps and Guide Books - Outdoor clothing for all the family at affordable prices - 26 3 - Chimney Sweep - Simon Ellis - No Mess, No Dust, No Fuss Chimneys swept and tested - Stacks repaired, repointed Pots, cowls, birdguards and raincaps fitted - CCTV inspections Carbon Monoxide detectors supplied and fitted Safety certificate issued with every sweep - Fully insured - ICS registered Contact Simon on 01229 718300 or 07882932738 Meadow View, Corney, Nr. Millom Browse round our charming gift Ravenglass Coffee Morning at the Church Rooms shop for that special gift for someone special or just for you! Refreshments are served between 10.30am and 12 noon on OPEN EVERY DAY 10am - 5pm Wednesdays and everyone is welcome. Don’t sit at home alone, Then treat yourself to breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea at The Woodlands Tea Room come along for a chat. serving home-made food with local produce - Cumbria Garage We are now licensed and sell wine, beer/lager. OPEN EVERY DAY 9.30 - 5pm Doors - THEMED AFTERNOON TEA'S - - ISABEL BURNETT - All types of garage doors Teddy Bear's Picnic for the children, Bridal Shower Afternoon teas, Gentleman's after- LATE OF SEASCALE PREPARATORY SCHOOL, BOOT AND RAVENGLASS. Supplied & fitted, automated noon tea - menu now available. Christenings, & repaired. birthday parties or other occasions. MEMORIAL SERVICE AT ST.CATHERINE’S CHURCH, BOOT, Outside Catering available. Christmas Lunch- For more information contact es & themed afternoon teas - book now! ON FRIDAY 22nd MARCH AT 3pm. James Todd on: Enquiries via [email protected] For more information, to book or Whitehaven 01946592333 request a menu contact Nancy on 019467 26281 (Shop), 26260 (tea room) 4 25 St Michael and All Angels Muncaster On Monday 11th February our three annual meetings will be held: 1. Annual Vestry Meeting 2. To elect churchwardens 3. Annual Parochial Church Meeting Eskdale Parish Council News The Parish Council would like to thank Councillor Susan Wedley for her ADVERTISE HERE many years of service to our community and wish her a very long and hap- py retirement. Dawn Pickles, Clerk to Eskdale Parish Council For JUST £55 a year 1/8th Page Eskdale Village Hall Floor Call Louise Stewart on The Hall now has a brand new floor. We are indebted to John and 019467 24652 Tom Tyson and Bill Jackson for identifying the problem with the e-mail: original floor; lifting it, and laying and treating the new floor in [email protected] good time for our Christmas commitments. Thank you to them. Thank you also to Stephen and Pip Lester for speedily obtaining the appropriate varnishes. The Hall is now ready for use and can be booked, as usual, through Anne Vicars on 23223. Joan Marlow Carol Singing in Ravenglass Our annual Carol Singing around the village raised a wonderful £160 for Hospice at Home. Many thanks to the generous folks who supported us. Waberthwaite War Memorial I am writing a booklet in memory of, and as a tribute to, the people named on the Waberthwaite War Memorial. I would be grateful for any information on anyone named on the Memorial, in particular George Downing Walker, about whom I can find nothing in news- papers of the time, or any official records. If you have any information please contact Alan on 01229 717661, or [email protected] Alan Clegg 24 5 What’s On in Black Combe For a suite as individual as you are! Bespoke Furniture at Budget prices Buy Direct from the Manufacturer Unbeatable choices! Any Design available in Any size Covered in Any fabric or leather With Any comfort of cushion. Including sofa beds and recliners. Visit our showroom on Lowther Road, Clay Flatts, Workington (opposite Bookers) Open 9-5 Mon-Fri, 10-5 Sat. Trade and contract enquiries welcome www.lindenupholstery.co.uk Telephone 01900 64787 HAYWOOD GARDENING ADVERTISE HERE HEDGE & GRASS CUTTING FULL & REGULAR GARDEN For JUST £55 a year MAINTENANCE 1/8th Page TIDY-UPS, PRUNING & LAWN CARE Call Louise Stewart on RELIABLE & QUALITY SERVICE 019467 24652 David Haywood, High House, Holmrook. e-mail: TEL: 019467 24115 MOBILE: 07787701351 [email protected] A W Builders Tree Surgery Any building work skillfully · Awkward Trees Felled undertaken. · Branches Removed Conversions to construction · Crown Lifts & Thinning Pointing to plastering For A Free Quote Call No job too big or too small Joe Dreghorn on : Phone Arthur Rothery Tel : 01229 717 464 on 01229 717677 Fully Qualified & Insured 6 23 J A JONES Ltd Formerly A J Builders Estab. 1963 Carpentry and Joinery Contractors Doors, windows, staircases, etc. in hardwood or softwood Pine or Oak cupboards, cabinets, tables, kitchen units, etc. made to customer design Estimates free The Glebe, Waberthwaite 01229 717268 22 7 Ravenglass ‘200 Club’ Waberthwaite '100 Club' December December £40 43 Karin Jones £40 67 K Newlands £30 48 Elizabeth Clegg £20 247 E Gissing £20 50 Christine Munroe £10 181 P Broadhurst £15 52 Amy Rigg £5 159 J Elliott January January £40 64 Sue Godfrey £40 74 J Amos Brockbanks £30 7 Wayne Rothery £20 65 S Pilcher Solicitors and Notaries £20 39 D. Earley £10 172 L Hanaghan Home Information Packs £15 25 Sarah Knowles £5 101 A Turner Residential and Irton '100 Club’ Commercial Eskdale '100 Club’ Conveyancing Harry Miller December Wills and Probate Painter and Decorator £40 - 101, Lorna Fitzgerald December Court of Protection Personal Injury High Quality Work at £30 24 Adam Gregson £20 - 13, Alan Hornby Matrimonial £20 101 Helen Martlew Affordable Prices £10 - 140, Malcolm Cottam Crime - Employment £10 - 83, Trak Fryer £10 4 Diane Bromage Whatever the job, January January Registered Office - 44 Duke Street, ring for an estimate Whitehaven, Cumbria CA28 7NR £30 2 John Bromage 01229 773955 £40 - 151, Emma Mortlake Telephone: 01946 692194 £20 - 54, Margery Lister £20 76 Anne Vicars Insurance estimates given £10 5 Mary Brown £10 - 144, Sarah Thomas £10 - 86, Gill Marsham Subscriptions now due. See below. Eskdale '100 Club' Each year, the Eskdale Village Hall committee run the ‘Eskdale 100 Club’ to raise funds to help maintain the Hall. This year these funds have helped towards the essential repairs needed for the floor - see page 5. Subscriptions for this year are once again due. If you would like to be a member, the subscription for the year is £12 and the money (cash or cheque) may be left at the village shop in an envelope with your name on it or given to any committee member. Cheques should be made payable to ‘St Bega’s Hall 100 Club’. Thank you! Pip Lester ST JOHN’S, WABERTHWAITE - FLOWER ROTA Feb 3rd Mrs J Woodall and Mrs J Hadwin Feb 17th Mrs E Clegg March 3rd Mrs E Woodall and Mrs C Woodall 8 21 SAINT PAUL’S CHURCH, IRTON Looking Forward Brighten the dark days of February by coming to a Fashion Show by F.D.Attire in the Grey Lady at Irton Hall on Wednesday February 27th at 7.30pm. The models will show a wide range of outfits to hire for weddings and oth- er special occasions. Tickets £10 include a glass of prosecco and homemade biscuits. To book contact Louise Stewart 019467 24652. All proceeds to St Paul’s Church. More details on page 14. Looking Back December was a joyous month as we had four opportunities to celebrate the birth of Christ at St Paul’s. A big thank to all who helped to make the services so special, the poetry, our readers young and old, the Amethyst Singers, Egremont Youth Band, the candlelit Midnight service, those who provided mulled wine and mince pies and of course the children who took part in the nativity. Even when the church was empty, visitors were im- pressed by Sally’s wonderful large crib scene and the beautifully decorated tree. Louise Stewart February 10th February 24th March 10th Altar Isobel Halsall Louise Stewart Sally Steele Sidesman Caroline Marsden Janet Jennings Louise Stewart Reader Jill Korwen Granford Val Jones Martyn Halsall Coffee Eleanor Graham Val Jones Flowers Lesley Evans Lent Cleaning Caroline Marsden Louise Stewart Music David Marsden David Batten David Batten If you are unable to do your duties contact Louise Stewart on 019467 24652. 20 9 Village Hall Events - February Muncaster Parish Hall Eskdale Village Hall Hall Committee: Village Hall Committee AGM: Tuesday 5th, at 7.30pm. Tuesday 5th, at 6.30pm. Ravenglass Big Screen: Parish Council (Planning): Friday 8th at 7.30pm.
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