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Raughton Head Parish Magazine

March 2017

Mothering Sunday United Service in St Michael’s at 10.30 am.

Sunday 26th March

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All Saints Church – March Services Services Date Time Service 5th March 11.00 am. Matins 12th March 11.00 am. Holy Communion 19th March 4.00 pm. Informal Service 26th March 10.30 am. St Michael’s United (Mothering Sunday) 2nd April 11.00 am. Matins Readings

Gospel Readings (to be read by the preacher)

Rotas

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Date Old Testament Epistle Reader 5th Genesis 2: 15–17, 3: 1–7 Romans 5: 12–19 Mrs F Thomlinson 12th Genesis 12: 1–4 Romans 4: 1–5, 13–17 Mrs F Kaye 19th Exodus 17: 1–7 Romans 5: 1–11 Mr D Raffles 26th 1 Samuel 1: 20 - end Colossians 3: 12-17 United Service 2nd Ezekiel 37: 1–14 Romans 8: 6–11 Mrs E Martin

Date Sunday Gospel 5th March Lent 1 Matthew 4: 1–11 12th March Lent 2 John 3: 1–17 19th March Lent 3 John 4: 5–42 26th March Mothering Sunday John 19: 25-27 2nd April Lent 5 John 11: 1–45

Date Prayers Flowers Cleaning 5th Lent 1 Mrs O Wilson-Young 12th Mrs E Martin Lent 2 Mrs Arter and Family 19th Lent 3 Mrs G Furniss & Mrs L Phillips 26th United Service Lent 4 United Service 2nd Lent 5 Mrs E McQuillan

Message The psychiatrist M. Scott Peck says that “one of the confusing things about religion is that people go into it for different reasons: there are some who are attracted to religion in order to approach mystery, while there are others who are attracted to religion in order to escape from mystery”. He says that both attractions are valid, sometimes for different sorts of people and sometimes for the same person at different stages of their spiritual journey or emotional development. There may be a time, especially if you are younger or have had life experiences that are chaotic and confused, when you want it all straight down the line. You want to be told what to believe and how to behave. But there are also times, particularly as you get older, when your experiences don’t fit the pattern. Times when you begin to wail: ‘But it’s just not that simple’, and answers that once seemed satisfying become too naïve or prescriptive. At this point, especially if you are one of those who came into the Church to find certainties, you might well ask what value there is in dwelling on things we don’t understand. The purpose of Lent is to encourage and strengthen us on our Christian journey. How can exposing our ignorance possibly help? It is a reasonable question and I would offer these answers:

• Because that is how life is! If we pretend that Christianity can satisfactorily explain everything we encounter, from motor neurone disease to the origins of the universe, then we are kidding ourselves. We become wise by facing up to harsh reality, not dodging it!

• Because ignorance is a scary thing, and realising it can make us doubt our very being. If we are not careful, fear will push us into denial and from there to defensiveness and from there to attack. It is only by facing our limitations that we can ever really become confident in what we do know.

• Because the God we worship is the prime mover, the great intelligence behind the whole universe. And while Jesus invites us to know him as Father, in and astonishingly intimate and personal relationship, if we focus on that alone we might easily lose an appropriate sense of reverence and awe.

• Because Jesus taught that one of the key virtues of the Christian faith was humility – sadly one for which Christians are not always known. If we do not have this humility then our relationships will fail. They will fail from the lowest level of personal relationships to the highest level of public debate. Even though we bear witness to our faith, our dogma and arrogant certainties may well antagonise more people than they convert.

• And lastly because if we think we have it all sewn up, if we lose a child’s sense of wonder, then what a lot of life’s fun and delight we will also lose.

Through this year’s Lent course – The Mystery of Everything – the author Hilary Brand seeks to help us think through these issues. Why not join us, details can be found on page 6? Steve Carter – 01228 710215

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All Saints Church PCC Meeting - Thursday 2nd March at 7.30 pm. in All Saints Church. Women’s Day of Prayer - Friday 3rd March 2.00 pm in Hesket Newmarket Free Church. Mothering Sunday United Service - Sunday 26th March in St Michael’s at 10.30 am. The Bishop of Penrith, Bishop Robert Freeman, will be peaching. No service at All Saints. Dates for your Diary Wednesday 5th April – Annual Parochial Meeting at 7.30 pm. in All Saints Church. Saturday 8th April – Tidy-up the church yard from 10.00 am. Evening Services – the Evening Service during MARCH will be at 4.00 pm. Back to its normal time of 6.00 pm. from April.

Mothering Sunday Mothering Sunday falls on the fourth Sunday of Lent (26th March this year). In the 16th Century the Church of England deemed this particular Sunday a day for adults to make a pilgrimage back to their Mother Church. As a result, many a son and daughter released from work by their masters to visit their Mother Church would also end up reunited with their actual mothers.

Tidy-up Day Saturday 8th April from 10.00 am. Margaret Pinguey – 016974 76279

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We would welcome any help to tidy up the churchyard. Mainly all the debris, before the man comes to cut the grass.

Also, some cleaning & polishing in the Church is needed. There is free tea, coffee and biscuits J

From the Register The baptism of Eleanor May Chisholm took place on the 12th February. The funeral of Lucy Crookdake was held at the Crematorium on the 15th February.

Church Organist Should anyone like to learn the church organ or see, you are more than welcome to come and practice. We’d appreciate you getting in touch if you’re interested and initial guidance can be given. This invite applies to all comers, whether young or mature. Please contact - Rod Phillips - 016964 76172

Church Rotas Would anyone like to be added to one of our Church Rotas? These are for Flowers, Prayers, Readings, Guardian, Cleaning. Margaret Pinguey - 016974 76279

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Ash Wednesday Service The Ash Wednesday service is on the 1st March in St. Michael’s, Dalston at 7.00 pm.

Lent Lunches For the six weeks of Lent there will be a nourishing Soup Lunch each Friday in Church House, The Square, Dalston. Served from 12.00 noon to 1.00 pm. Starting on Friday 3rd March until Friday 7th April, each of the 4 churches in our Benefice takes a turn (Raughton Head’s turn will be the on Friday 10th March and sharing with Wreay on the 31st March.) to provide and serve homemade soup, followed by tray bakes and tea or coffee, so there is a wonderful variety not only of soup but of cheer and chat. This year all contributions will go to the Church Mission Society in South America. Any volunteers and helpers will be most welcome. Margaret Pinguey - 016974 76279

Lent Courses “The Mystery of Everything” is a new and original Lent course by Hilary Brand, which takes the multi-award winning film about Stephen Hawking, The Theory of Everything, as its starting point. The course explores ways in which the mysteries of the universe and of everyday life - and the acceptance that we have more questions than answers - can reinvigorate our faith and spiritual journey. The course is based around five weekly group sessions entitled: The experience of wonder, the enigma of weakness, the complexity of relationships, the encounter with frailty, the hope beyond brokenness. The course will take place at 3 venues, over 5 weeks. 10.00 am. on Tuesdays, beginning 7th March at 27 The Square Dalston 7:30 pm. on Wednesdays, beginning 8th March at different venues around Wreay 7:30 pm. on Thursdays, beginning 9th March at the Vicarage in Dalston Steve Carter – 01228 710215

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The Rose Castle Foundation Owen May [email protected] 7

Dalston Methodist Church The Methodists hold their services every Sunday at 10.30 am. in the Chapel on the Green.

Women’s Day of Prayer Friday 3rd March in Hesket Newmarket Free Church at 2.00 pm. The service this year has been prepared by the Christian women of Philippines. This is an ecumenical service to which everyone is welcome. For details Mrs Braithwaite – 079093 97196

Rose Castle Foundation Prayer Meeting These prayer meetings will now take place at 9.30 am. on the first Tuesday of the month, in Rose Castle (7th March, 4th April, 2nd May). Steve Carter – 01228 710215

Community Lunch Sunday 5th March in Primrose Hall, Gaitsgill at 12.30 pm. An opportunity to get together with others in our community. Everyone welcome. Come and enjoy a lovely meal and a chat! Always on the first Sunday in the month Ruth Bainbridge - 016974 76316

Caldbeck Surgery Telephone - 016974 78254 The surgery will be closed in the afternoon for staff training on the following date - Wednesday 22nd March On these afternoons, the surgery (including the dispensary) will close at 1.00 pm. Art in the Waiting Room this month by Mary Snape. Repeat prescription requests over the Easter Bank Holiday period. For your convenience and to help us to provide an efficient service over this busy period please remember that you can leave your request by telephone any time of day or night (remembering to state where you wish to collect your prescription and if you are a non-dispensing patient) The dedicated answer-phone line for repeat prescriptions is 016974 78296. Please allow 48 hours before collection. www.caldbecksurgery.co.uk

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The Friends of St Mary’s Church, Wreay There will be an Art Exhibition in the recently restored Sarah Losh Heritage Centre (formerly the Chapel of Rest) from Saturday 10th April until Monday 17th April. The theme of the exhibition is based on Sarah Losh, her life, her works, the village of Wreay and the surrounding district. The Art Exhibition will be open from 10.00 am – 4.00 pm.

Raughton Head C of E Primary School Pre-School Nursery Nursery for children from 3 years Monday – Thursday 8.45 am. to 12.00 noon Friday – 8.45 am. to 3.30 pm. (term time only) Breakfast and after school club Monday – Friday for school age children Andrea Armstrong – 016974 76291 [email protected]

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Stockdalewath Free Church

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Sundays In the Primrose Hall

11.00 am. 2.30 pm.

5th March Morning Service Speaker - Mr David Dix

Followed by Community Lunch

12th March Family Service & Tea

19th March Morning Service Speaker - Mr Ken Fearon & Friends

26th March Easter Morning Service Speaker - Mr Les Kerr

2nd April Morning Service Speaker - Mr Mark Taylor

Followed by Community Lunch

In Christ alone my hope is found, He is my light, my strength, my song; This Cornerstone, this solid Ground, Firm through the fiercest drought and storm. What heights of love, what depths of peace, When fears are stilled, when strivings cease! My Comforter, my All in all, Here in the love of Christ I stand. Stuart Townend & Keith Getty

Drop In (for 10 & over)

@ Castle Sowerby Chapel

Saturday 4th March 7.30 pm. – 9.30 pm.

for

“Pointless Games”

More details from Sean & Esther

016974 76183

On Your Mark, …. On the 23rd April this year, I will be taking on a huge challenge and running the London Marathon to raise money for The Cystic Fibrosis Trust. This is a charity that is very close to my family, as my older sister Stefanie has cystic fibrosis. The Border Concert Band will perform in St. Michael’s Church, Dalston on Saturday 11th March at 7.30 pm. (see below) Tickets are £6.00 on the door, or ring 01228 710732. It would be wonderful if you could save the date and come along to enjoy the music, show your support and help me reach my target of £2,500. If you are not able to come to the concert, but would like to sponsor me, you can visit my Just Giving page at: www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Katie-Vic or pop into Church House on a Thursday morning and see Helen. Thank you for your support, Katie Banks - 077205 66610

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The Border Concert Band St Michael’s Church, Dalston

on Saturday 11th March at 7.30 pm.

to raise funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust

Tickets £6.00 on the door or ring 01228 710732

The Workhorse (established 1984) For home, garden or paddock. Equestrian and canine specialist for fencing, gates, paving, walling and timber structures. National Diploma in Horticulture David J. Harrison – 07768 106557 or 017688 70205 www.theworkhorse.co.uk [email protected]

Mole Control Garden Tools Sharpened Russell Temple Proceeds to All Saints Church. 016974 76754 or Alan Craig - 016974 76547 075193 72741

Mark Edmondson Dry Logs for Sale Car Mechanic – all make and models Dumpy bag loads Servicing, repairs, diagnostics, wheel Mark Edmondson alignments and air conditioning. 016974 76317 or Mark Edmondson - 078844 28535 078844 28535

Chiropodist/Podiatrist Professional, friendly service in the comfort of your own home. HCPC Registered Zoe Davison BSc (Hons) pod.McHs – 079502 89994 [email protected]

Feathers Health & Beauty Wednesday: 2.00 pm. – 7.00 pm. Thursday & Friday: 10.00 am. – 6.00 pm. Saturday: 10.00 am. – 5.00 pm. Appointments outside these hours can be arranged Wythmoor House, Stockdalewath, Carlisle, CA5 7DN 016974 76360 [email protected]

Roseberry Floral Design Flowers for all Occasions - Birthdays, Weddings, Anniversaries & Funerals. 9, The Square, Dalston, Carlisle, CA5 7PJ. Delivery Service also available. Sally - 01228 711641 [email protected] www.roseberryfloraldesign.co.uk

Specialist Wills, Tax & Probate Solicitor Over 25 years’ experience & one of the few true specialists – large city firm experience without the high prices – over the years has saved millions of £ Inheritance Tax. Lynn Emery – 01697 478303 or 07901 229218 [email protected]

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Stockdalewath Weather – January 2017 What a contrast to 2016! January this year was dry (39.7 compared to 142.15 mm in 2016). It was in fact the 4th driest I have recorded since 1989. 1997 holds the record with an incredibly low figure of only 3.98 mm. There were only 8 days without frost in January that year and only a small amount of snow. As far as temperature is concerned it was near average, the Maximum being half a degree higher and the Minimum only marginally lower than average. It was breezy at times in the month but there was only one short spell around the 11th with strong winds but nothing that caused any damage. January can be a cloudy month. This year was somewhat sunnier than most Januarys with, in the region of, 80 hours sunshine (about a third of the maximum possible). This was made up of periods of dull, sunless weather interspersed with several bright, sunny days. The 26th could be said to be clear and sunny all day. Statistics RAINFALL Total:- 39.70 mm Average:- 96.07 mm Wettest Day:- 28th (6.55 mm) Days with zero rain:- 11 TEMPERATURE Maximum:- 10.3º (6th & 10th) Average Maximum for 2017:- 6.95º Average Maximum since 1989:- 7.09º Days above Average Maximum:- 15 Minimum:- -5.4º (5th) Average Minimum for 2017:- 1.02º Average Minimum since 1989:- 0.49º Days below Average Minimum:- 17 Days with Frost:- 17 Days below -5:- 1 (5th) REVIEW 2016 As I indicated last month there were significant differences between 2015 and 2016 with regard to rainfall at the end of the year. I would suggest that 2015 and 2016 would have been very similar in terms of rainfall if the last two months of 2015 had been near average. As it was there was almost exactly average rainfall in 2016 (892 mm in 2016, as against 886 mm average. This figure would have been a lot lower without the wet January. It just goes to show how perverse the weather can be. With so much initially being channelled into discussion on flood prevention, we then get a dry winter, allowing some politicians to conveniently forget what has gone before. There is little to say about the temperatures experienced during the year as both Maximum and Minimum were almost exactly on the long-term average. The Minimum was 4.84º as against the LT average of 4.47º. The Maximum was 13.67º compared with the LT average of 13.71º. The 2016 averages are showing a slight increase over the average at year 2000 (Min 4.04º, Max 13.54º). There were few days where the temperature reached much above 25º but likewise few extreme frosts occurred. It was not an especially sunny year. There were no prolonged sunny spells. Nor was it a windy year, there only being a few storms and then not extremely damaging. On the whole, it was just an average year. Ewan Preston – 016974 76277

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All Saints Church Festival Weekend 2017 Raughton Head All Saints Church Festival Weekend 2017 will be focussed on Marriage This year at All Saints we want to celebrate marriage and are looking for your help. You are the people and families who live and work in our community. We would really welcome your input in making All Saints Festival Weekend a success. Our intention is to provide an exhibition space similar to last year where everyone can have their marriage celebrated. We are interested in all marriages, it doesn’t matter if you we’re married at All Saints, Carlisle Cathedral, a hotel, in an ice church in Lapland, on a beach abroad somewhere, register office, anywhere at all. We’d be particularly interested in non Christian marriages such as Hindu, Jewish, Islamic or the likes. Please also include all parents, grandparents, anyone from your extended family, both past and present. The more information you can offer the more interesting the exhibition, we’re looking for a minimum of; Full Names When and where married Date and day A Photograph Current address To really celebrate your marriage though it would be great if you provided those little extra pieces of memorabilia which could include copies of a number of before, during and after the service photographs Order of service/Hymns Names of other music played Video/CD of the service Special readings Bible readings Location of reception Location of honeymoon Marriage certificate Categorising each wedding depends largely on what we receive in the first instance, but by each decade would provide an interesting visual contrast. Alternatively this may be split into families. We’ll see nearer the time! The table area we set up last year will be used for wedding albums. We realise not everyone will be willing to trust us, let alone the public with such a precious heirloom, but we’re hoping that some folks may take us up on this. There would be supervised/monitored to ensure good treatment and wouldn’t have to be available for the two days. A few hours would be gratefully appreciated. One point of attire worthy of display would be the bride’s dress. These would be hung up or displayed on a manikin. Should you have yours available, we‘d be delighted to exhibit these. The groom’s outfit would also be gratefully considered.

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Any item presented to us would be taken away, photocopied by us, or be a photocopy already. Should you wish to provide original documentations and photographs, we shall be having at least two people on overseeing the festival, but we can’t guarantee security. It’s maybe a lot to ask, but if the basic information is provided and a few other items of memorabilia, then we could have the start of something interesting, relevant, educational and perhaps poignant. The setting up will be done by others, although any help would be gratefully received. We are looking to have all information available to us by 2nd August to allow enough time to photocopy, return originals and consider the most appropriate layout for the exhibition. The sooner the better please. Please contact Rod Phillips with any queries or questions. We really want to make this a great weekend to look back on, so please get involved. Provisional dates for your diary Friday 27th October - Setting up day Saturday 28th October - Open All Day (9.00 am. to 6.00 pm.) Sunday 29th October - Open All Day (9.00 am. to 6.00 pm.) Rod Phillips - 016974 76172

Raughton Head W.I. – January Jackie welcomed 19 members and one guest to our 1st meeting of 2017, which was also our 93rd Birthday Party. On a sadder note, we had heard that Ann Porter who had been previously a member and President had died two days prior to our meeting. Cynthia said a few words to the group about Ann. We followed this with the business of the evening. A brief resume was given of our AGM in November. For 2017 Jackie is to remain our President, Marian continues as our Secretary and Penny remains in her role as Treasurer. All other committee members are listed on our new 2017 programme. The overall winner of our 2016 competition was Ann Overton, followed by Amanda Grace, Ina Monkhouse and Margaret Pinguey who were all in joint second place. The result of the November AGM meeting competition was 1st Vera Harris, 2nd Beryl Craig and 3rd Ann Overton. To round the AGM meeting off, Peter Ebbatson told us about his cycling holidays with his family. We took the opportunity to remind ourselves of our Christmas Lunch at The Queens at Warwick on Eden. Everyone who attended enjoyed the event. We followed the business with our supper, which was Pie & Peas or Quiche & Salad. Followed by fruit salad. Peter & Emma Ebbatson provided the entertainment for our birthday party with a Fun Night. This involved quizzes using many different themes, from answering questions to building lego towers. We were not perhaps on the Krypton Factor scale but we all had a good laugh and enjoyed the experience. A vote of thanks was given by Jackie. The Competition (judged by Peter) was A Humorous Card. 1st Vera Harris, 2nd Anne Ludlam and 3rd Shirley Chapman. Next Month we are going to have a talk about Machu Picchu in Peru from Graham Holliday. The competition is a Photograph of an Animal and the hostesses are Shirley Chapman and Vera Harris. Joan Bowman will give the Vote of Thanks. Marian Collins – 016974 76903 [email protected]

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Raughton Head W.I. 2016 We started the year with our 92nd birthday party, where we were joined by The Dalston Songbirds, a group of mothers and children who gave us the most beautiful rendition of songs. February came and our speakers were George Cairns and Chris Hudson, who talked to us on the subject of Lone Lady Drivers, which hopefully resulted with all the drivers in the room being more aware of driving alone. They also asked the age old question as to who are the better drivers, men or women? The answer was obvious, ladies of course and all agreed that this answer was non negotiable! In March we heard the Confessions of our local Squirrel Ranger. April came and as spring was approaching we were shown how to create a ‘floral display in a container’ by Sally Pigg of Roseberry Floral Design. After being shown it was our turn to create a display. The results were very good and showed what a creative bunch we are.This brings us on to our May Guest night, where we had guests from Burgh by Sands, Crofton, Great Orton, Kirkandrews and Kirkbampton. Our entertainment was The Great Ribena, who performed magic and comedy, and kept us laughing from beginning to end. Our summer outing in June was to the Lakeland Distillery, whereby lunch followed by a tour was enjoyed and samples of whiskey, gin and vodka were on offer. Unfortunately the drivers had to make do with the vapours. It was back to base for July, where we had a very interesting talk from Al McCaig of the Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team. It was nice to know these people are here if we get lost on the Fells. In August we once again veered away from our normal meeting place and enjoyed the Gaitsgill Supper Trail. The first venue being at Shirley Chapman’s for our starters and then onto Cynthia Ebbatson’s for our main course. It was a lovely evening and a time to relax and socialise with good food and good company. Come September we learnt about Blood Bikes Cumbria and the valuable work they did. This was followed in October by a talk from Dennis Donald about tracing his family history. November is our AGM, but still a meeting to enjoy. Once the business of the evening was over we enjoyed homemade soup and fresh bread. Giving us time to chat and look back on the year and wonder what the new year will bring. We don’t have an official meeting in December but enjoy getting together for a Christmas lunch. 2016 saw us at The Queens, Warwick on Eden. Everyone enjoyed the good food and had a good time. A fitting end to a good year. Members have twice attended guest nights at Ivegill WI, which have proved very enjoyable and interesting. We have had members taking part in Darts matches and Women Walk the World. We have also continued with attending Felicity Coulthard’s ‘Remember When’ group and her Art Group. Once a month some take a walk, organized by Vera Harris, which is very enjoyable, especially the cup of tea or coffee at the end. We have enjoyed the events and activities of 2016 and now 2017 is upon us, we once again look forward to the new year ahead and all the new things that the new year has in store for us. Any ladies interested in joining us, we would love to see you, we are a friendly bunch and if you do have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. Marian Collins – 016974 76903 [email protected]

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Dalston Amateur Dramatic Society Present the Nikolai Gogol satirical Russian comedy “The Government Inspector” - Director Andy Abernethy. Victory Hall, Dalston Thursday 23rd, Friday 24th, Saturday 25th March at 7.30 pm. Admission: Adults £6.00, Children and Concessions £4.00 Family Ticket (2 Adults and 2 Children) £16.00 (Including interval refreshments!) Tickets are available from Suzie Boo Dalston Pharmacy, Fruits & Roots or on the door. Sandie Denwood - 01228 711316 http://www.dalstondramasociety.weebly.com

Library Opening Hours Tuesday - 9.00 am. to 1.00 pm. Wednesday - 1.00 pm. to 5.00 pm. Thursday - 1.00 pm. to 5.00 pm. Saturday - 10.00 am. to 12.00 noon Pauline Dalton - 01228 710928

Dalston Ladies Choir Dalston Ladies Choir would like to invite you to a Coffee Morning in the Victory Hall, Dalston on Saturday 11th March at 10.00 am. – 12.00 noon. There will be Cakes, Books, Plants to buy and also a Raffle. Admission is £1.50 and includes delicious refreshments. Proceeds are for Cumbria MIND and Choir Funds. Lynne Nightingale – 016974 76082 [email protected]

Dalston Medical Practice Telephone - 01228 710451 The surgery will be closed from 1.00 pm. on Wednesday 22nd March Prescriptions can still be ordered by leaving a message on the answerphone. Please phone between 8.00 am. and 6.30 pm. for an appointment. Or phone 111 (the national non-emergency medical number) www.dalstonmedicalgroup.org.uk

Police Desk at Dalston Co-op There is now a Police Desk at the Dalston Co-op. They are there every other Wednesday from 6.00 pm. to 8.00 pm. (8th March, 22nd March, 5th April, 19th April) Please visit your local PCSO and ask for advice, information, express any concerns or tell us what's going on in your area.

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Primrose Hall Ukulele Night

Success on Stage Congratulations to Raughton Head Young Farmers who came first in an Entertainments Competition, held at the Theatre by the Lake in Keswick. George Mitchinson and Megan Gibson came away with best actor and actress in the event. Cumberland News – 17th February

Redspearlands Footpath Group An AGM will be held on Wednesday 29th March in Ivegill Village Hall at 7.00 pm. The group usually meets on the second Saturday of the month, between April and October, for a walk, usually in the afternoon. We are always happy to welcome new members. David Wood - 01228 711798 or 07527 081212 [email protected]

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ComeandenjoyaneveningofmusicandsingingwithUKES AKIMBO

(Brampton Ukulele Band) at Primrose Hall, Gaitsgill

on Friday 10th March at 7.30 pm.

(Donationsonthenightforhallfunds)

Email Addresses

Dalston PC Sue Milburn [email protected] Dalston Website Ronnie Auld [email protected] Neighbourhood Mrs Margaret Pinguey [email protected] Watch Mr Geoff Thomlinson [email protected] Parish Admin. Mrs Helen Banks [email protected] Parish Magazine Mr Tony Furniss [email protected] PCC Secretary Mrs Margaret Pinguey [email protected] PCC Treasurer Mrs Kay Robinson [email protected] School Mrs A Armstrong [email protected] Vicar Reverend Steve Carter [email protected]

Church Guardians

Begin Saturday evening. Get the key from the previous holder.

Deadlines Copy for the April edition of the Parish Magazine by Sunday 19th March. All emails will be acknowledged before final date for copy. If no acknowledgement, please contact: Tony Furniss, Keepers Barn, Raughton, Carlisle, CA5 7AQ. Telephone: 016974 76535 Mobile: 077633 70171 [email protected]

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25th February Joe Dias 016974 76544 4th March David Hallsworth 016974 76329 11th March Stephanie Hewison 016974 76542 18th March Alan Jackson 016974 76345 25th March Elizabeth Martin 01228 711817 1st April Ina Monkhouse 016974 76462 8th April Rod Phillips 016974 76172

Contact Numbers All Saints - Vicar Rev Steve Carter 01228 710215 - Church Wardens Mr David Hallsworth 016974 76329 Mr Rod Phillips 016974 76172 - Deputy Church Warden Mrs Joan Bowman 016974 76318 - Key Holders Mrs Margaret Pinguey 016974 76279 Rev Steve Carter 01228 710215 Mr David Hallsworth 016974 76329 Mr Rod Phillips 016974 76172 Mrs Joan Bowman 016974 76318 Mrs Glenda Furniss 016974 76535 Community Policeman PS1862 Rickerby 101 ext 41862 PC1765 Keir 101 ext 41765 Dalston Parish Council - Clerk Sue Milburn 07851 003219 Free Church Mrs Ruth Bainbridge 016974 76316 Mrs Estelle Bainbridge 016974 76448 Flower Rota Mrs Margaret Pinguey 016974 76279 Gaitsgill Playgroup Trisha 078450 98730 Jane 078032 68824 Lay Reader Mrs Doreen Hallsworth 016974 76329 Neighbourhood Watch Mrs M Pinguey 016974 76279 Mr Geoff Thomlinson 016974 76297 Parish Administrator Mrs Helen Banks 077205 66610 Church House – Thursdays 10.00 – 13.00 Parish Magazine Mr Tony Furniss 016974 76535 PCC - Secretary Mrs Margaret Pinguey 016974 76279 - Acting Treasurer Mrs Kay Robinson 016974 76463 Primrose Hall - Secretary Jackie Collinson 016974 76590 - Bookings Mrs Suzanne Martin 016974 76261 Raughton Head School - Head Mrs Andrea Armstrong 016974 76291 Raughton Head WI - President Mrs Jackie Collinson 016974 76590 - Secretary Mrs Marian Collins 016974 76903 Reader Emeritus Mrs Margaret Messenger 016974 76405 Redspearlands Footpath Mr David Wood 07527081212 Tuesday Club Mrs Penny Jones 016974 76465 Mrs Elizabeth Martin 01228 711817 Joyce Thompson 01228 710956 Voluntary Social Car Scheme Mrs Felicity Kaye 016974 76376 Mrs Ina Monkhouse 016974 76462 Mrs Janet Fitzjohn 01228 711454 Young Farmers - Chairman Phil Potts 075991 43901 - Secretary Amy Blamire 075954 13349 - Treasurer Victoria Baker 075388 64327

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