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October 2003
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St Peter’s and St Thomas’ Parish News
There is now a new committee for the production of the Parish News made up of the following people: Revd Canon John Hancock, Mrs Jane Cushnie, Mrs Mary Davidson,
Mrs Linda Baverstock, Mr Andrew Lucas and Mr John Cushnie. Please submit any news, articles and notices in writing (including email) to the Parish News committee by the 15th of the month to the following:
c/o Mrs Jane Cushnie, Dallam Barn, High Haverflatts, Milnthorpe, Cumbria, LA7 7DG Fax: 07092-348544 Voicemail: 07092-395823 Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.heversham.org/heversham_church.html ( Successful emails should receive a confirmation email from [email protected] )
Vicar The Revd Canon John Hancock
Assistant Curate (NSM The Revd Ron Rutter
Assistant Clergy The Ven Peter Dawson
Licensed Readers Mr Chris Bennett, Mr Roger Bingham, Mrs Elizabeth Bennett, Dr Dorothy Williams,
Mrs Dorothy Maudsley
Reader Emeritus Mr Gerald Crossley
Heversham Milnthorpe
Church Wardens Mr Tony Hesmondhalgh Mr John Sowerby Miss Joan Anderton
Mr John Ricketts Dr John Thorley
Bookings Mrs Louise Budd (Tel 60099) Old School, Heversham
Prof Geoffrey Gregory (Tel 64082) Church Centre
PCC Secretaries Sir Christopher Audland Mrs Linda Baverstock
PCC Treasurers Mr Mike Robinson Mr Jim Robson
Gift Aid Co-ordinators Miss Joan Anderton Mrs Joan Thorley
Electoral Roll Officers Mrs Jane Fell Mrs Mary Davidson
Organists Mr Arthur Dewhurst Mr Robin Orr
Mr Glyn Hopkins
Newsletter Co-ordinators Mr Alan Wynne Mrs Mary Wills
Parish Visitor Co-ordinators Mrs Audrey Wynne Ven Peter Dawson
Bell Captains Mr George Handley (Tel 63571)
Dr John Thorley (Tel 62076)
Ministry Team for St Peter’s and St Thomas’ Churches
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The Vicarage, Heversham, Milnthorpe Tel: 63125 My Dear Friends, It is interesting and, on occasion, disturbing how words change their meanings with the passage of time or are 'hi-jacked' to mean something different. The name 'Christian' has undergone a great change over the centuries until for most people it is divorced from commitment and a practical faith within the worshipping fellowship. Now it is used too often to mean nothing more than a 'nice person'. To suggest anything else leads to the accusation of being divisive and judgemental. Yet divisive is precisely what Christianity is, and to preserve this cutting edge Jesus' own words 'born again' are often used. Originally when the name Christian was first used in Antioch it meant 'born again Christian'. Such a Christian proclaimed Jesus as Lord, took part in learning groups, loved to be with others of the Faith, took part week by week (and often day by day) in the worship and met with others to pray (Acts 2: 42). That is still the definition of a born again Christian to whom only the name 'Christian' can truly be applied. Yes, it is divisive. The divisiveness of one person being a tennis player and another not, of one being a golfer and another not, or of one being a farmer and another not is perfectly acceptable. No one would call themselves a tennis player, golfer or farmer if they did not play tennis or golf, or farm. Yet many like the name 'Christian' when they never speak up
for Jesus, continue to learn, join with other Christians in weekly worship, or pray with others. It is this loose use of the name Christian that is partly behind the shrinking of Christianity in the western world. In the rest of the world, where the name 'Christian' is not used lightly, Christianity is growing rapidly even in the face of horrendous persecution. Commitment is needed. The New Testament does not understand commitment to Jesus without involvement in the worship and life of the Christian community - the local Church. In our western part of the world we are denying the Faith upon which we like to claim our society is founded, and we wonder why it is falling apart. This nation, the world too, needs Christians who are born again of the Spirit of God - they are the only ones who go out to bring others in and they are the only ones the world will take seriously. With every blessing. Yours sincerely,
Spotlight on ……
Over the next issues of the Parish News there will be short articles spotlighting organisations, events and activities in the Milnthorpe and Heversham Parish communities.
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Special Services and Events at St Thomas’ Milnthorpe
Baptisms at St Thomas’ Our new Baptism services will take place on the third Sunday of each month. Dates for the year ahead are: in 2003, Oct 19th, Nov 16th in 2004, Jan 18th, Feb 15th, Mar 21st, Apr 18th, May 16th, Jun 20th, Jul 18th, Aug 15th
Sunday 5th October at 11.00 am: Harvest Thanksgiving All are welcome, especially our farming community, and members of the Milnthorpe and District Allotment Association who are helping us to decorate the church.
Monday 6th October at 7.00 pm: Harvest Supper in the church centre Heversham and Milnthorpe parishioners are warmly invited to a traditional pie supper followed by a beetle drive and a seasonal quiz. Lists will be put up in both churches, so please sign if you would like to come – or if you are able to provide either a meat and potato pie or an apple pie.
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What a lovely Celebration of Marriage Service we enjoyed together at St Thomas Church on Sunday 14th September, conducted by the Vicar. Designed to commemorate marriage and the blessings of family life, the church was bright with colourful flower arrangements and a display of wedding dresses of the past, along with an array of wedding photographs in the Church Centre. Readings were by Sarah Eccleston (past chorister for 19 years) and Mary Wills, lifelong parishioner, with prayers by Kathleen Dawson. The youngest person present was baby Jamie John Eccleston, age 4 weeks, who slept throughout the proceedings ! The service was arranged by Val Robson and Lorna Clark following
consultation with the Worship Committee. Flowers were by Marjorie Mashiter. The Wedding March played by organist Glyn Hopkins ended the service. Mothers Union At the first new sessional meeting of Milnthorpe-with-Heversham Mothers Union, the service was led by Pat Radcliffe, with Bible reading by Mary Davidson. It was stated that Rena Blight has retired as Deanery Presiding Member, and Shirley Payne nominated. Mrs Radcliffe welcomed back Lady Audland and Mrs Ena Burch, following their stays in hospital, and also Mrs Joan Ellam , transferred from another branch. Secretary Dorothy Hornby announced that an invitation from Barrow Link Branch has been received, inviting our branch to meet their members on 23rd October in Barrow. It was agreed that the M.U. Christmas Party be held on 3rd December at the Blue Bell Hotel. The Revd Ian Smith of the Unitarian Church Kendal was welcomed along with his wife. He sang many songs, including “Memories are made of this”, which he dedicated to any members married over 50 years – Mrs Marian Ball was married 62 years ago. He also told various humorous anecdotes and sayings, and was thanked by Dr Dorothy Williams. Poppy Appeal A Poppy Appeal Coffee Morning will be held on Saturday 25th October 10.00 am – 12.00 noon at the Memorial Hall. Poppy appeal house to house collectors are urgently needed. Please do volunteer and contact Organiser Sheila Ashburner on 015395 62727. Market Square Street Collections South Lakeland Voluntary Society for the Blind £220 and NSPCC £126.
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Visually Impaired Eighteen members of the Visually Impaired Group enjoyed a minibus trip to Lakeside, then sailed up the lake to Bowness, followed by tea at the Burnside Hotel. For the September meeting members were invited by the Visually Impaired group at Arnside to meet at Millom Court Arnside where they enjoyed a social morning together.
An Irish Concert featuring Helen McCabe and Band held at Dallam School attended by 200 people raised £863.60. It was organised by Margaret Nelson and Jean Handley who thank all who gave raffle prizes and assisted in any way. Proceeds were donated towards funds for the Milnthorpe and Heversham First Responders Group.
Skydive Raised £600 Brave Jean Pemberton, an amputee, completed a tandem skydive at the North West Parachute Centre Flookburgh and with sponsorship raised over £600 towards Lancaster Royal Infirmary’s Orthopaedic Dept. She thanks all who donated towards this.
Horticultural Show The 62nd Annual Horticultural Show organised by the Milnthorpe and District Allotment Society was a great success – in spite of the weather variations diminishing entries in the flower section ! More entries would be welcomed next year in the domestic classes. Members of the Allotment Association keep the flowers blooming in containers outside the church’s west door throughout the year for which we thank them.
Roadshows We have recently been treated to three separate Roadshows held in the square giving information on 1. The Milnthorpe and Heversham First Responders; 2. Milnthorpe Family Centre and IT Suite; and 3. The new County Council Recycling
programme for tins, glass, newspaper and garden waste.
Come Bowling Milnthorpe Bowling Club’s Summer Programme ended with a successful President’s Day, finals of the new Enigma Trophy and 2YG’s Day. The Annual Meeting will be on Tuesday 7th October at 7.00pm at the Bull’s Head. New members are welcome.
Wild Bees Widening Horizons Group has had the first meeting of the 2003/4 new programme. President Ruth Moser welcomed Neil Robinson of Natland as guest speaker, whose subject was Wild Bees in a Natland Garden accompanied by slides.
The Evergreens Club Would welcome new members. Meetings are held each Friday at St Thomas Church Centre at 2.00pm. Just come along !
Mary Davidson
NISCU - Northern Inter-School Christian Union If you feel that you would like to support the work of NISCU, you are welcome to attend the Prayer Group that meets on the first Friday of each month in the Methodist Church, Milnthorpe at 12.00 noon.
Milnthorpe W.I. In August a Village Treasure Hunt, organised by Dorothy Hornby, proved challenging for members and friends of Milnthorpe WI, the final winner was Shirley Newman with Kath Calvert a close second. Afterwards supper was enjoyed at Arabica. A Games Evening followed by a hot-pot supper was organised for the September meeting.
Dorothy Hornby
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Milnthorpe Residents’ Association The Annual General Meeting of the Milnthorpe Residents’ Association was held at the Cross Key’s Hotel on Tuesday 9th September. Officers Malcolm Alston (Chairman), Pat Barnes (Secretary) and Geoffrey Gregory (Treasurer) were re-elected together with committee members Dot Varey, Val Stables and William Docwra. Mr Lawrence Conway from SLDC was present to inform the meeting about the current trial on waste collection and recycling. A number of questions were raised. The effects of increased police staffing in the area were outlined by PC Barnes. Lively discussions ensued about issues including litter, the future of the three-quarter field adjacent to Owlett Ash, and street lighting at the top of Church Street.
Geoffrey Gregory Arthiritis Research Campaign
At the time of going to press there are still some tickets left for the Thomas Round Concert at the Gaskell Hall Silverdale at 7.00pm on Saturday 4th October. Tickets from Mrs Bailey 015395 62690 or Mrs Richards 01524 781910. Coming Events: arc will have a stall at each of the two charity fairs i.e. Gaskell Hall on Wednesday 29th October and Storth Village Hall on Saturday 1st November. The Heaves Hotel has been booked to the Annual arc Lunch on Wednesday 12th November.
Sally Richards
Special Services and Events at St Peter’s, Heversham
SAINTS ALIVE! The Saints Alive course starts on Thursday 2nd October at 7.45pm at The Vicarage. The sub-title of the course is 'the Christian life in the power of the Spirit'. In the past it has proved to be of help to both those who are enquiring about the Faith and to those established in the Faith but who would like a 'refresher'. Several people have already signed up. If you would like to know more please do not hesitate to ask.
The Reader Ministry Two of our Readers, Dorothy Williams and Chris Bennett, are doing further training so that they can be authorised by the Bishop to take funerals both in Church and at the Crematorium. Unless a Reader has that authorisation they are not permitted to take funerals either in Church or at a Crematorium without the presence of a priest, and at the present time none of our Readers has that authorisation. As part of that training Dorothy and Chris have already started to assist in the taking of funeral services both in our two Churches and at the Crematorium. This is an important extension of their ministry and one which will be very valuable to our Churches in the future.
Revd Canon John Hancock
Window On The World News The next meetings of WOW are 7.00 for 7.30pm on .
Monday 13th October at Ron and Rhona Rutter’s home, Ellerslie, Woodhouse Lane, Heversham Monday 3rd November at Chris and Elizabeth Bennett’s home, Bridge House, Woodhouse Monday 1st December at Pat Radcliffe’s home, Sunny Vale, Heversham Please do come long and find out more about the worldwide church.
You can also email your comments and suggestions to the Parish News team at
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SAMS - South American Mission Society On Sunday 2nd November Rob Powell, the North West Area Secretary of SAMS will be speaking at the Family Service at St. Peter’s, Heversham. Rob is also Vicar of a church in Bolton. Please do come along to hear him speak about the work of SAMS, an organisation we have supported for many years, and welcome him to our church on the first of what we hope will be many visits.
Xcelerate in Manchester Hello everyone, I’ve been on Xcelerate now for 6 weeks and love it! The first week we spent trying to find our way around Manchester and getting to know each other. I’m in a house with 10 other girls. That’s a lot of make up. The second week we had teaching on the Evangelist – we have lectures from 9 until 12 every day with guest speakers or our course leaders Steve and Rachel. In the afternoons we have placements – I have Exodus with my church (Saint Bride’s) which is outreach to local kids. We play football and basketball with them and are also helping to make a garden for them next to the church. Another placement I have is a soup run on Sundays for the homeless. I also help in a kids’ club in a primary school and attend a home group in my church. St Bride’s is an Anglican church in a predominantly Asian area – so we sing one song in Urdu and both readings are translated into Urdu. They are really friendly and I was in the music group the second week. There are quite a few young families and young people. I am really enjoying it but really missing Heversham too. Manchester has two Eden buses equipped with DVD players, computers, board games and music that go into deprived areas such as Weaste in Salford for local kids to have somewhere safe to go. It’s amazing!
We were also team leaders in the third week of Festival:Manchester. We had projects such as cleaning up canal areas in Oldham. My team also cleaned a back alley so overgrown that there wasn’t enough space for a wheelie bin to get down. Each night we had gigs with Christian bands such as The Tribe and gave out tickets to anyone we met on the projects. We were split into various ‘hot zones’ where we met before each day’s work started for prayer and worship and again at night. On Saturday and Sunday we had a free party in Heaton Park with Christian bands, evangelists such as Luis Palau speaking and a skate park (which we helped to build!). Overall, about 1800 people made a response and 50,000 were at the festival over Saturday and Sunday. After a day off to recover, we were back having teaching as normal and placements started again. Just to let you know, you are all in my prayers. If anyone has anything they specifically want prayer for, we have a prayer wall in our house – just let me know and I’ll put your name up. Thank you so much for all your support – it’s been incredible. See you at Christmas!
Anna Rutter xxx
Church Bell Ringing
Both Milnthorpe and Heversham have Church Bells and ringing teams.
If you would like to learn to ring please phone the Tower Captains:
Heversham Mr George Handley 63571 Milnthorpe Dr John Thorley 62076
Heversham St. Peter’s Handbell Ringers The additional four bells recently bought through generous donations will be dedicated at Harvest Thanksgiving Sunday 5th October. The new bells provide the three G#s required to give 2 full chromatic octaves from 11G to 04G plus a top A.
Doreen Baines and Judy Dyer
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Church Cleaning Rota I have a few gaps in the rota for 2004 so would be glad to hear from anyone willing to join us. It means a commitment of a couple of hours on a Friday about 6 times a year. Please contact me on 015395 63244 if you can help.
Audrey Wynne Toddler Hard Hats at the ready Following on from The Noah’s Ark Party 2002 and The Miraculous Fish Party 2003 the team have decided to switch the annual party from Spring to Autumn. Thinking 18 months is a long way off we have decided to have a party this Autumn ! So……. a Construction Party for the 0-4 year olds in St Peter’s Heversham Parish on Saturday 18th October at The Athenaeum, Leasgill will take place. If you live in the Parish of St Peter’s and have a 0-4 year old resident and have not received your invitation yet please phone Jane Cushnie on 64582.
The Construction Team
News from Heversham St Peter’s CE Primary School
Quest Club Paula Pearson, School’s worker for Northern Inter Schools Christian Union (NISCU), will be leading a fun club on
Wednesday lunchtimes, starting Wed 17th September for class 3 and 4 children who wish to explore Bible stories in a fun way. The Quest Club will include songs, games, art activities and much more. Paula was involved with the Discovery Day in August at the Athenaeum, and spoke at St Peter’s Church at the September Family Service.
Well Done ! We are delighted to announce that Jamie Dootson is going to be Head Boy this year and Emily Crowder is Head Girl.
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Spotlight on .. .Sport Dallam Table Tennis Club (a section of Dallam Sports Association) has been in existence for six years. Currently we have 30 members of all ages, and will have 7 or 8 teams in the four divisions of the Kendal and District league this season. Last year we won the 3rd and 4th division titles and were runners-up in the 2nd, but we have yet to make any real impact in the top division. To give our best juniors further experience, we put any Under 18 team in one of 5 North West Junior Leagues last year. Winning that has qualified them for the N.W. Premier League. Practice takes place on Thursdays and Fridays – limitation of space restricts us to three tables.
Norman Philbey
Drop-in Pension Advice Surgery Every other Wednesday at Milnthorpe library, between 2.p.m. - 3.30.p.m., from 6th August, there will be a 'Drop-in Pension Advice Surgery'. Here one can talk to the representative, usually Kath Sumner (Mobile Tel. 07919111669) about any pension queries or alternatively a home visit can be arranged, by telephoning 01539 795000.
Milnthorpe and Heversham Community First Responders Training has now started and the team would
like to thank everyone for the continued support for local fundraising events.
For more details please phone Pat Barnes 64272
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The Pinboard
Coffee Time @ The Old School
next to St Peter’s Church Heversham
3rd Tuesday every month.
21st Oct 18th Nov 16th Dec 10.00 am - 11.45 am
Cup of Coffee or Tea 50p
All Welcome !
Traidcraft Stall selling Fairtrade food /gifts
Activity table for toddlers
Ukraine Experience Young Singers and Dancers from
Ukraine Perform in aid of
New Beginnings and Hope Now Two charities that work to meet
the stark needs of Ukraine
Kendal United Reformed Church Wed 8th Oct at 7.30 pm
&
Tickets 015397 27158 or at the door £4, £3:
Students & Children FREE Refreshments
Free internet and email access using our broadband connection @ Milnthorpe CDC and IT Suite
Firs Road Tel: 015395 64896 Open—Tues 12—3,
Wed 9—3, Thurs 9.30—3 Small charge for any paper used !
Dallam Sports Association Table Tennis Section
At Dallam Sports Hall (Recreation Ground, Milnthorpe)
Thursdays 3.45 – 6.15 pm Fridays 6.00 – 9.00 pm
Contact Norman Philbey 62918
Athenaeum Management Committee
Annual General Meeting
on Monday 13th October 2003
at 7.30 p.m. at the Athenaeum
All welcome. Refreshments available.
Anyone interested in serving on the Management Committee please either
contact the Chairman Carl Smith (Tel: 63099) or let a member of the Committee know
at the AGM.
Public Email and Internet Access @ Milnthorpe Library
Phone 63040 for further details, or call in
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PARISH CALENDAR
Regular Services Tuesdays: Holy Communion
Healing Prayer Ministry from 14 Oct Informal Prayer Gathering
10.00 am at Heversham 10.25 am at Heversham 1.00 pm at Milnthorpe
Saturdays: Informal Prayer Gathering 7.45 am at Heversham
October
Thurs 2nd Saints Alive Course starts 7.45 pm at The Vicarage
Sun 5th — HARVEST THANKSGIVING
Holy Communion Family Service Family Communion Evensong
8.00 am at Milnthorpe 9.30 am at Heversham 11.00 am at Milnthorpe 6.30 pm at Heversham
Mon 6th
Tues 7th Wed 8th Thurs 9th
Joey’s Visit to St Thomas’ Church Heversham St Peter’s School Harvest Service United Harvest Supper Holy Communion Kendal Deanery Clergy Chapter Mothers Union Holy Communion
1.15 pm at Milnthorpe 2.30 pm in church 7.00 pm at Milnthorpe 10.45 am at Plumtree and Heversham House 12.00 pm at Burneside 2.00 pm at Milnthorpe 11.00 am at Croftside
Sun 12th — TRINITY 17 Mon 13th Wed 15th Thurs 16th Sat 18th
Holy Communion Parish Communion Parish Communion Holy Communion Praise and Worship WOW Meeting Heversham St Peter’s Primary School Governors’ Meeting Archdeaconry Parsonages Board Lakeland Composers’ Concert Bishop’s Teaching Day Construction Party for 0-4s
8.00 am at Heversham 9.30 am at Heversham 11.00 am at Milnthorpe 1.45 pm at Westmorland Gen. 6.30 pm at Heversham 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm 7.30 pm 10.00 am 7.30 pm at Heversham 9.30 am at St Thomas’ Kendal 12.00 pm at the Athenaeum
Sun 19th — TRINITY 18 Holy Communion Family Communion Parish Communion (or Baptism) Coffee Time @ The Old School Kendal Deanery Synod
8.00 am at Milnthorpe 9.30 am at Heversham 11.00 am at Milnthorpe 10.00 am at The Old School 7.30 pm
Tues 21st Wed 22nd
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To advertise local businesses here, or local events within the magazine, please contact the Parish News Team.
The magazine has a circulation of 1400 local houses per month
Sun 26th — LAST AFTER TRINITY Holy Communion
Morning Prayer Parish Communion Parish Communion
8.00 am at Heversham 9.00 am at Hincaster 9.30 am at Heversham 11.00 am at Milnthorpe
November
Holy Communion Family Service Preacher: Revd Rob Powell, SAMS Parish Communion Evensong
8.00 am at Milnthorpe 9.30 am at Heversham 11.00 am at Milnthorpe 6.30 pm at Heversham
Sun 2nd — FOURTH SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT
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Tel. 01524 781149
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Milnthorpe 63108
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Lunesdale House Residential Care Home Mr. and Mrs. D. Edey
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Arabica Coffee House
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Drinks, Snacks, Buffets, Take-away, Funeral Teas
THERMOSHIELD
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Safeclean
Specialist Cleaning of Carpets, Rugs, Upholstery, Curtains and Leather
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T.T. Carpets The Red Barn, Harmony Hill,
Milnthorpe Tel. Miln. 62898
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Landscape construction, Tree and shrub care,
Hedge cutting
Tel. 015395 64495
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