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CONTACT
The local news of Hornby-with-Farleton
Delivered in Hornby, Farleton, Claughton & Gressingham No. 580
March 2021
Don’t forget - clocks go forward 1hr on Sunday 28th March.3 4
CORONAVIRUS HELP AVAILABLE Regular Group Meetings – HORNBY INSTITUTE
As last month! Bentham prescriptions: Monday - 10.00am - 12.00pm
Under the current government regulations, Helpline can still only help Lunesdale Probus: Monday - Cancelled
with requests that do not involve volunteers being close to you, coming Metafit with Kate: Monday - 7.00pm - 7.30pm Cancelled
into your house or taking you out in their cars. Pilates with Kate: Monday - 7.40pm - 8.20pm Cancelled
However, requests that do not involve such proximity such as the deliv- .
ery of prescriptions & food can be phoned to the reception desk of Bentham prescriptions: Tuesday -10.00am - 12.00pm
Hornby Institute on: Pilates with Nickey: Tuesday -10.00am - 11.00am Cancelled
015242 22227 between 10.00 & 12.00 Monday - Friday each week.
(Phone 07921 088 748 if there is an Bentham prescriptions: Wednesday -10.00am - 12.00pm
emergency of any kind)
. Bentham prescriptions: Thursday -10.00am - 12.00pm
Parish Council Meeting: 2nd Thursday (via zoom) - 7.00pm
VILLAGE STORES
Bentham prescriptions: Friday -10.00am - 12.00pm
Phone the Village Stores on 015242 22111 to give in your order be-
fore Wednesday lunchtime each week. Helpline will deliver it to you on Regular Group Meetings – OTHER VENUES
the Friday.
However, if you suddenly have to self-isolate, then please phone the Social Bowling: Monday -1.30pm Hornby Bowling Club
shop & they will organise a delivery for you through Helpline as soon
as possible.
CONTACT MANAGEMENT & PRODUCTION TEAM
Editor: Julia Yates (015242) 36332 or
LUNESDALE SURGERY hornbycontact@yahoo.co.uk
Collation: Chris Collins (015242) 21853 or
Prescriptions can be collected from Hornby Surgery whenever it is chrismcol@icloud.com
open. However, Helpline will deliver prescriptions to those living in
Hornby & Farleton who are unable to get to the surgery for any reason. Distribution: Ces Lloyd (015242 21851)
Phone 015242 22227 in advance between Electronic Distribution: Paul Laycock on the village website
10.00 & 12.00 Monday to Friday www.hornbyvillage.org.uk
to arrange a delivery Treasurer: Dave Collins (015242) 21853 or
BENTHAM SURGERY davejc@icloud.com
Advertising: Anne Somers (015242) 21320 or
Prescriptions can be collected from the Institute between arksomers@btinternet.com
10.00 & 12.00 Monday - Friday
Anyone living in Hornby & Farleton who cannot manage to get there, *Annual adver sement enquiries please contact Anne Somers no later than
should phone the Reception desk at the Institute on 30th November 2021.
015242 22227 in advance to ask for a delivery through Helpline.5 6
HORNBY PENSIONERS HORNBY VILLAGE TRUST
Fund Raising
Greetings to all our members. We have been consider-
ing holding a meeting when Hornby Institute re-opens We are hoping to raise some funds for the Institute and looking
but wonder if it might be better to wait until members for new ideas - something we, as a village, can join in with too.
have had their 2nd Covid19 jab.
The latest one is 'selling' cardboard but we are struggling to find a firm
WE WOULD VERY MUCH LIKE TO KNOW WHAT YOU THINK who will do it.
ABOUT THIS.
Does anyone know a company that does this? And better still - does
Please could you tell us your preference by ringing one of us at the anyone have any ideas for fundraising-with emphasis on the 'fun'!!
number given below. Please leave a message if we are out. The out-
come will be publicised in the April edition. All ideas considered!
Thank you. SNOWDROPS FOR ST MARGARET’S CHURCHYARD
Kath Helme - 015242 21845
If you intend to thin your snowdrops this Spring it will be appreciated if
Beryl Nelson – 015242 22175
you will consider donating some snowdrops to enable us to complete
Annie Stephens – 015242 21100
the planting along the perimeter walls of the churchyard.
Please place the snowdrops just beyond the wheelie bins along the
FEBRUARY “100" CLUB WINNERS east wall of the church.
1st prize £35 No.133 Mrs C Hatton Do let me know if you have given snowdrops.
2nd prize £30 No.281 Mr Hargreaves
3rd prize £25 No.291 Mrs J Sakne The snowdrops are planted along the walls so that they do not impede
4th prize £20 No.234 Mrs P Davies mowing.
Let’s have a spectacular show in Spring to honour our loved ones and
Please don't forget that during the next month someone will call on this special place!
those of you who don't pay by direct debit to see if you want to join
again this coming year. Margie Dixon
You may of course buy more numbers if you wish and I'd like to remind
you that there is an extra £75 prize possibility for those who do pay by
direct debit.
Good Luck!
Jacque Lloyd7 8
NANCY JANE MURTON
Rachel and Jonathan wish to thank all the residents of
Hornby for their love, support and friendship to our late
mother, Nancy Jane Murton. She was fond of you all.
HORNBY TEA ROOMS
Reading the cards and letters of condolence you have
We are open Monday to Friday 9am - 2.00pm sent are full of adoration for this remarkable woman.
Takeaway only. We knew she was, and you evidently thought so too
Serving hot drinks, homemade soups, breakfast buns and homemade which makes us proud to be her children. It was such a
shame that you could not join us at the service or lift a
cakes, scones and fresh sandwiches. glass and share memories. No doubt you will find your
own way to say goodbye.
On Saturday and Sunday from 10am - 2.30pm
Hatch service available offering ice cream, hot/cold drinks, breakfast We were overwhelmed by your support on the day of her funeral. Thankfully,
buns, sandwiches and pies. the sun shone. The service was beautiful and fitting. Our thanks also go out
to Reverend Nancy Goodrich, B & W Funerals Ltd and Flower Bank.
New Service available - Helium Balloons for all occasions!
Can be collected, delivered locally or posted nationally. There is a lot of our family history in this village; many of you may have
known Mum’s father, Dr Wright and her mother Molly Wright. Mum came to
Please contact us to arrange on: 015242 21237 Hornby as an evacuee during the war and after spending several years in
or PM us on Facebook India with our Dad, returned as a wife and mother to make this beautiful
village her home.
HORNBY POST OFFICE It is no surprise that Mum had a structure to her daily life; coffee and biscuits
at 11am, tea and cake at 4pm. Mealtimes were regular and hearty; all home
You will be pleased to hear that the Post Office Counter is open for all cooked of course. Mum was a doctor’s daughter, had a public-school educa-
mail and banking: tion and trained to be a Norland Nanny. She was born into routine and order.
Tuesday 9.00 - 12.00 She was loved and respected by their house maid, gardener, driver and cook
as well as Dad’s work colleagues whose friendships continued after they re-
Wednesday 9.00 - 12.00 tired to England. Listening to the stories they told of their lives in India, it was
Thursday 9.00 - 12.00 clear there was a mutual respect for both the people they met and the coun-
try. Mum had a genuine and natural caring tendency. A vocation as a
The post box continues to be emptied at 16:45 daily. Norland Nanny was so clearly the right job for her.
APARTMENT Throughout her illness, Mum remained positive and had the resolve to carry
on. She loved to garden, cook, bake, do patchwork and tapestry. Just 24
Available from April 2021 hours before her death she was sitting on her settee doing some tapestry.
Mum had a quiet energy, a humble persona and quite frankly a bloody mar-
3 bedroom or 2 bedrooms + office vellous soul. She is without doubt an inspiration.
First floor unfurnished apartment available to rent above the
Tearooms. She loved meeting her friends and village folk at Hornby Village Institute
Very spacious accommodation. Drop-In which has been a fabulous resource for the village. It was Mum’s
wish that any donations from the funeral service should go to support the
Please email us to enquire hornbytearooms@gmail.com Drop-In.9 10
HORNBY VILLAGE TRUST TALES FROM A PARISHIONER
Spring update Dust!
HVT funding from the Government and the National Lottery The dust on the mantelpiece gives it away. We have a log burner –
Community Fund for Hornby Institute comes to an end on the and I hate it. It’s either too hot or just warm; when Himself opens the
31st of March this year. An account of what the grant was for door too quickly - clouds of dust fly out all over my ornaments and said
and how it was spent will be in next month’s Contact. mantel. And! We can’t roast chestnuts or toast crumpets on it! But he
likes it and always wanted one, so I suffer, though not always in si-
The sun is shining, vaccinations have been given and HVT committee lence. There was a fan on top that spread the heat around the room –
have some new ideas for activities in the Institute once we are able to and the dust. But now the ornaments are clean – I sold the fan and
reopen. kept the money!!
In the meantime, our grateful thanks to Jacque and Ces Lloyd for all This seems to be a very dusty house at times. When it’s sunny there it
their hard work in clearing away debris and dead branches from the is, on any flat surface. A thankless task, polishing, especially as I will
Institute car park. They have done a magnificent job. On the subject of need to do it all again tomorrow. Is it a Dust Fairy who scatters it?
the car park, we are also in negotiation over the installation of electric Perhaps she used to be a Rainbow Fairy who has been thrown out of
car chargers and currently await a feasibility survey. Paradise so is now taking it out me!!! Did you know you can buy Fairy
Dust on Amazon? Think of the fun I could have with that? I can sprin-
Hopefully, you will have noticed the new handrails outside the main kle it over grumpy people and turn them into delightful ones who can
front door of the Institute. These were installed as a safety measure then sprinkle their own, who can sprinkle – you get the idea. Or sprin-
enabling the front door to be opened and used more often and they kle it in hedgerows to give glitter to berries and flowers; imagine a
contribute to a COVID-19 social distance one-way system inside the ‘Granny pop out of bed’ all white and sparkling! Or I can send my little
Institute. granddaughters some though perhaps not unless I want an angry
daughter and, if you knew her, you wouldn’t send any either.
We are looking at becoming part of the Cine North Scheme, run by
Eden Arts, to enable us to have film nights in the Institute during the When I’ve done enough housework it’s off to the garden. It’s meant to
months of September through to June. More details of this scheme be a restful place but not for me. Weeding and snipping for hours at a
will follow but to help get this off the ground we are looking for volun- time; potting on and potting up. In spring my fingers itch to start, I
teers from all age groups, ‘teenagers and the young at heart’, to be even managed some weeding in the mild spell a few weeks ago. I like
part of a small committee who would choose the films and help with nothing more than working my way around the beds making them neat
this project. If you are interested, please contact Jacque Lloyd on and tidy. It is so peaceful and quite refreshing. But now my Hellebores
015242 21851 look quite sad with all the frost and I had to rescue some newly flow-
ered Snowdrops broken by the wind. But I have seeds, and plants
The creation of a new website is almost complete, and some internal brought into over-winter that are now sprouting new growth, so I will
work will be done in the Institute, the roof on the cottage belonging to soon be outside again. I come in quite mucky sometimes but that’s
HVT will be replaced and we are enquiring into collecting cardboard different, it’s not dust!! And it’s a bit like housework- often done but
as a means of generating income for the Institute. seldom noticed.
HVT Committee. Anyway, according to Google dust can be caused by animals, people
who come in with shoes on, open windows among other things. So, if11 12
I send the cat off with its little spotty hanky on a stick, Himself with his HORNBY SCHOOL LOG-BOOK
chattels in a case then lock the windows that might cure it. I did find Memoirs of a former pupil!
one notable quote by Thomas Carlyle – ‘Adversity is the diamond dust
Heaven polishes its jewels with’. Obviously, he never held a duster! The playground was a hazard zone, we boys wore shorts, so it was com-
monplace to be picking out gravel from knees, then to have Miss Banks
Or, I could just shut the curtains when the sun shines then I wouldn’t administer the iodine. From Hornby school some boys progressed to
LRGS, the Grammar. This was achieved by passing their scholarship ex-
see it! am. Ken Lamb went there. He left aged 18, which more or less coincided
with the start of World War 2. He worked at the garage with his father
(except for a brief period driving Len Walling from Priory Farm`s Fords on
HORNBY-WITH-FARLETON PARISH COUNCIL tractor) until call-up into the RAF. He told me he was an airframe mechan-
ic based on Malta. At the time Malta was under siege, and according to
Thursday 11th February 2021 him, the only serviceable aircraft were Faith, Hope and Charity, a trio of
ancient `Gloucester Gladiators`. The Luftwaffe were relentless in their
The planning application for the development on the land rear of Ingle- bombing of the airfield; in between raids Ken and his fellows rushed out to
borough View (20/01060/FUL) was discussed and voted upon. Two fill the potholes, and then retreated to their dug-out to consume more
councillors declared an interest in the application so muted themselves `Stuka juice`, a home-distilled concoction.
from the conversation on Zoom. Six councillors voted to object to the
Mel Titterington was the blacksmith, his forge, preserved, has pride of
application. The general consensus was that the recent application has
place outside the house on Post Horse Lane where once was his smithy.
changed from the original planning application that was made and now The reason for the smithy being there goes back to the era of horse-
does not reflect what the village needs. drawn coach, in particular the mail coaches whose horses had to be kept
in top condition and always available. I remember them as being able, in
Concerns were raised towards the United Utilities - Haweswater Aque- addition to shoeing the many farm horses, (More than once I was there
duct Project (HARP). The Parish Clerk shall be raising these points with horses from the Castle Farm) was their ability to repair almost any-
with the United Utilities Representative, Planning and Highways to re- thing and convert horse-drawn implements for use with tractors; Mel`s
quest they address these matters. son Ken was a very skilled welder. So, when the school boiler sprung a
leak it would be well within their range of skills to mend it. Another em-
More detailed minutes will be available after they have been approved ployee was Ted Shuttleworth who (at least) once a week took a portable
at the next meeting. forge, plus tools and horseshoes etc, in a van to Caton, and set it up un-
der the tree just by the Ship Inn, to shoe the local horses.
The next meeting will be held (via Zoom) on Thursday 11th March 2021 In the October `20 edition of Contact are two related entries: In October of
at 7pm. 1912 Dr Acheson is reported to have donated a prize for the best list of
birds’ names. Below, from 1918, there is mention of the outbreak of Influ-
Joining instructions will be displayed on the agenda that will be placed enza. At that time public health was the responsibility of locally appointed
in the notice boards on Monday 8th March, if you need any assistance Medical Officers of Health. The local directory for 1913 includes a list of
please contact the clerk. these, roughly in the area between Lancaster and Kirkby Lonsdale. Dr B J
Acheson was MOH for the county boundary beyond Leck. (R D councils
Take care of yourselves and those around you. came into being in 1894).
In the very serious and international influenza pandemic, which first broke
Hannah Wallington (Clerk) he spring of 1918, the MOH became of great importance. The pandemic
07815 604527 claimed a total of 228,000 lives here in UK, in three waves, spring 1918,
hornbypc@gmail.com, 5 Monteagle Square, Hornby, Lancaster winter 1918, spring 1919, and smaller outbreaks until the early 1920s.13 14 Throughout all this, such was Dr Acheson’s diligence that although he had cases to treat himself, no patient of his died. He never owned a car; Dick Yates (Ken Lamb`s maternal grandfather) at that time not only was the licensee of the Castle Hotel, but also ran the stables to the rear, and provided for the doctor a horse, trap, and driver, to take him on his rounds. In the Hornby directory for 1934, when my parents moved to Oak Bank, Dr Acheson is mentioned as physician and surgeon, and was still the MOH. My father, already many months into his job in Lancaster at the `shipyard`, commuted to and fro` by train. On his return in the evening it was his habit, to call in the Castle Hotel for a pre-dinner pint. There would be Dr Acheson; he had the same habit, which also included a pre-lunch drink. One such evening the phone rang, (Hornby 4). It was for the doctor, his own number at Monteagle House was Hornby 3. He listened and said “yes” a few times, and “Yes I`ll come at once”. Turning to my father he asked “You`ve got a car haven`t you Ashton?” My father said yes, he had. “Well,” said the doctor, “That was Robert Hall, they`ve got a confinement up there; I`ve said we`d go.... have another pint ?” “Well thanks, but shouldn`t we be going?” “There`s no hurry Ashton, the later we get there the less there`ll be to do”! Fast forward to a summer afternoon in the early forties: In the 1938 sale of the last remaining properties owned by the Fosters, including the Castle, many of the items were bought by Harold Parkinson, entrepreneur and mill owner from east Lancashire; however, Park Cottages, on Deer Park Lane were snapped up by a Mr Lever from Bolton. Come the outbreak of war his daughter Molly Wright and her daughters Jane (later Murton) and Rosemary were evacuated there; her husband, Dr Philip Wright being away in the RAMC. They were our nearest neighbours and became close friends. Sometimes in the school holidays young relatives would come to stay and I would be there playing with them. One day I fell over backwards on some builders’ rubble and cut the back of my head on the corner of a brick. I was rushed down to Dr Acheson’s surgery and laid on a couch. The doctor, assuming my knowledge of nursery rhymes, and wishing to put me at ease, said “Let`s see, let`s see what we can do with some vinegar and brown paper”! Anyway, he stitched me up very satis- factorily. My abiding memory of him, in his latter days, is of him dressed in a loose-fitting, marmalade coloured, tweed suit, the colour of marma- lade, with matching cap, walking slowly towards the Castle Hotel. I`m indebted to Dr Andrew White for the information in the directories of yesteryear. Sam Ashton
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ST MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH, HORNBY MARCH EXCERPTS FROM HORNBY SCHOOL
LOG-BOOKS 1901 - 1954
(with OUR LADY’S, CATON, and ST JOSEPH’S, 29 Mar, 1901 - Very cold again the thermometer 40 degrees at 9 o’clock.
KIRKBY LONSDALE) Weekly average 49.4. A heavy snow storm commenced about 3 o’clock
this afternoon and is drifting very much. Some of the children will have
Parish Priest: Fr Michael Docherty difficulty getting home.
Telephone: 015242 21246 / 07595771049
27 Mar, 1903 - John Proctor had been absent the whole week and is un-
der medical treatment for an accident to his finger caused by a piece of
string.
News of our three parishes can be found on our website: 13 Mar, 1905 - Vicar visited the school and asked me to announce a holi-
www.lunevalleycatholics.org.uk and a printed copy of our weekly day on Tuesday. “Puppy Show” day at the Castle.
newsletter is posted each week in the porch of St Mary's. 27 Mar, 1908 - Friday was a sad day in the Parish on account of the news
at noon of the death of Colonel Foster at Algeciras in Spain. The school
May we all have a peaceful and blessed Forty Days as we journey flag was half-mast high over the weekend as a mark of respectful regret
with Christ to His passion on the Cross and to His glorious Resurrec- for the Colonel as a manager and friend to school and children.
tion on Easter Sunday.
24 Mar, 1915 - Today I forwarded the sum of 3 shilling to R I Barclay Esq.
"Nails could not have held God-made-Man fastened to a tree had not towards the providing of tents for the soldiers in Active Service.
love held him there."
3 Mar, 1927 - School closed in the afternoon. The upper standards at-
Catherine of Siena (1347-1380) tended the funeral of Nelson Tomlinson.
25 Mar, 1934 - Received notice from the District Clerk that owing to Alan
COUNTRYSIDE SOCIETY Halhead being unable to stand the bus ride to Burton Senior School he
could be readmitted here.
It is with great regret that the committee has made
the decision to close the society, which was 28 Mar, 1945 - A presentation was made by Ann Dixon, the smallest girl
founded just fifty years ago in 1971. in the school, of an envelope containing £4 4shillings subscribed by the
headmaster and scholars to mark the retirement of Miss M Banks who
Prior to the start of our 2019/2020 season of winter meetings, the terminated her duties today after 38 1/2 years service in the school.
membership was already in decline, but the up-to-date accounts show
membership and thus income, down to an unsustainable level; we 15 Mar, 1950 - Stanley Bowden and Michael Hall collided in the play-
ground during the afternoon break. The former lost a tooth.
have had to face these unpalatable facts.
29 Mar, 1954 - Alan Robinson sustained a cut in the right cheek through
Sincere thanks to those who continued to support the society. walking under a swing in the playing field at 12.45pm. He had been re-
peatedly warned not to go near the swings when in motion. He was sent
Sam Ashton, Secretary and Chairman. home for attention. Mrs S Newhouse, welfare assistant, was in charge of
the children.17 18
FOR SALE ROTARY CLUB OF LUNESDALE
Corsa 55 3door Meeting online, as the club continues to do, is by no means
£550 as good or as satisfactory as meeting in person. It does how-
12 months m.o.t. ever enable club members to keep in touch and abreast with how their
72,000 miles. fellow members are coping in this pandemic.
New tyres and battery. Additionally, at virtual meetings Rotary objectives and news from local,
Runs well. Dark Blue national and international levels can be raised and discussed. We
hear from these meetings how much is being achieved both locally,
Please telephone Ann O’Donnell on Hornby 015242 21024 nationally and globally by Rotarians despite the restrictions we are all
subject to. In this digital age we are so fortunate to have several quick
FOR SALE and efficient methods of communication to spread news during this ex-
tremely testing time. We continue to have speakers with a fascinating
story to tell. On 21st January, Dave King, the Editor of our national
magazine “Rotary”, was our speaker. He spoke about the exclusive
interviews he is privileged to have had with people who have inspiring
and human-interest stories to tell. Some of which were done as a se-
ries of online talks. Other speakers included Alistair Richards of NW
Cancer Research whose job is to raise the vital funds to enable this
hugely important research to continue. Mark Wood, a speaker with a
military background, talked about some of the expeditions he has un-
dertaken e.g., to Antarctica and Mt Everest. On February 11th we look
forward to welcoming Dave Ellis as our speaker. He is the incoming
RIBI President for the year 2021-22.
Stay well, keep safe.
Lilian
Belle 1/2 bag concrete mixer.
Old but in good working order.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED
To be collected.
If you have any old newspapers, we can pick them
Free but donation to St John’s Hospice up from you on request, rather than recycling them.
expected.
Or if you prefer you can drop them off at our cottage.
We need plenty for our wood fired gasifier.
Please telephone Dave Collins on 07772827241
Please ring Jane 015242 2221419 20
FOR SALE CATON AND BROOKHOUSE FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Baby Stair Gate The committee sends their best wishes to all
Width – 67cm our members to stay well and safe.
Height – 73cm
Be assured that our programme of trips and
Donation please to Hornby Institute events will take place as soon as it is safe to do
so, information on these events will be shown in the ‘Link’ as soon as it
is received.
Dog Cage & Padded Mat If you know anyone who is no longer having their magazine delivered
Length – 75cm due to the lockdown, please contact our secretary.
Depth – 50cm
Height – 62cm Most of our members will have been offered their first or even second
vaccine before our trips out programme starts. We have everything
Donation please to Hornby Institute crossed that we will be able to enjoy the trip to Boundary Mill on the
15th of April 2021, subject to government rules. Pickup will be 9.30 am
Please telephone Julia Lownes on Hornby 015242 21850 from Brookhouse then on to pick up at the Victoria Institute. Other pick
-up points can be arranged.
CATON THEATRE INTEREST GROUP
PLEASE NOTE:
We are now taking bookings for a matinee performance of
the West End hit comedy ‘One Man two Governors’ on The trip to Buxton and Bakewell has been changed on the programme
Saturday the 26th of June 2021 at the Octagon theatre Bol- to Friday 23rd of July due to logistical problems at the coach company.
ton. The cost for a theatre ticket and coach is £38.50. Un- Pickup at the Victoria Institute at 9am then on to pick up at Brook-
less there is any further information from the government, house.
which causes the theatre to cancel we will be collecting the ticket mon-
ey in April. The cost for the trips remains at £10.00 for members and £13.00 for
non members.
The Grand theatre Blackpool have reserved the same seats at the For further information please call our secretary, Benita on 01524
front of the dress circle for our group that we had last time, for a mat- 771943.
inee performance of the pantomime ‘Snow White’ on the 1st of January
2022. George Woodend: On behalf of all our members we would like to pass
on our sympathy to Eleanor and his family on their sad loss. George
There have been many expressions of interest and the list is now filling was a loyal and long serving member of our club, always ready to help
up. with our events. He will be sadly missed.
Prices will be advertised as soon as we receive them.
For further information or to book call Jean on 01524 770980 or
For further information or to book call Jean on 01524 770980 or Benita on 01524 771943
Benita on 01524 77194321 22
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Mind
G A Willan & Son
All tasks considered; whether it’s wall gap- FANTASTIC CHOICE OF
Ofsted rated us Outstanding in all Electrical Contractor
ping on a small scale or projects of a larger MATTRESSES AND DIVAN BEDS
areas Industrial – Commercial –
nature. To see examples of our work visit 30 hours free childcare for eligible 3 & 4 year
our Facebook page ‘R T Harrison & Son ’. olds Domestic Installations
There is no charge for an estimate 15 hours free childcare for eligible 2 year olds
Out of School and Holiday Club available Security Alarms and Lighting
so please feel free to contact us
T: 015242 22288
on 07792901822 Main Street, Hornby
E: info@hornbydaynursery.co.uk Free Delivery - Free Removal
or 015242 21494
telephone : 015242 – 21341
Deborah McCulloch BSc(Hons) MICHT AUGHTON ROAD B&W
Complementary Therapist BOARDING KENNELS Funerals Ltd
Reflexology • Swedish Massage • Day care service available James G Macdonald
24 hours service
Aromatherapy • Indian Head Massage ‘Individual care and attention for your dog’ Private Chapel of Rest
Tel: 015242 22377 Ingleton, Burton, Bentham
Contact Helen on Austwick, Clapham, Settle, Wray’
Mob : 07934 286428
07766446272 Hornby, Caton, Kirkby Lonsdale
email: mccullochdeborah@yahoo.co.uk Helen.burrow@hotmail.com And all surrounding areas
We offer our own Funeral Plan on request
Member of the www.aughtonroadkennels.co.uk 6 Chapel Lane, Ingleton
Federation of Holistic Therapists Carnforth LA6 3FX
Home visits if required High Snab Farm, Gressingham, jmfunerals@gmail.com
Office: 015242 41293 Roger Kuhlmann FPFS
Gift vouchers available Lancaster, LA2 8LS Home: 015242 61370 Chartered Financial Planner
Mobile: 07758 002260 T. 01729 824267 & 07984 563702
rkuhlmann@storrswealthplanning.co.uk25 26
Sarah Rycroft Therapies Hart & Willow
MICHT, ACMT Upholstery
Supporting those with Cancer
* email: emily@hartandwillow.co.uk
Light Touch work: * mobile: 07889950746
* website: www.hartandwillow.co.uk
Scarwork For more information
RLD (Reflexology Lymphatic Please contact Emily
Drainage)
TMJ Therapy
Fascial Facial Package
Tel: 07736807157
MARK WATSON
Mobile Hairdressing HOME & GARDEN
MAINTENANCE
by Louise
Digging, fencing, hedge
City & Guilds Qualified 07759680938 trimming, mowing, paving,
07759680943
planting, power washing,
Colours, Perms, etc. Low Bentham spraying, strimming,
015242 62038 turfing, gutters cleared.
For full details of services available,
please telephone Louise Ridley Loft insulating, pointing, rendering,
on 01524 771071 or painting
No job too small, reasonable rates,
Mobile 07740093765 estimates given.
A HOLLOWAY Country K9 Dog Spa
(Decorators) New professional dog grooming
ESTABLISHED salon now open just up from the
over 35 years Highwayman at Burrow.
Call Dawn on: 07399 802483
Interior and exterior work
Tel: 01524 771880
Mobile 07947 823457
email:
tonyholloway@hms.me.uk Rest Harrow Equestrian,
65, Brookhouse Road, Caton Woodman Lane, Burrow,
LA6 2RL27 28
THE OLD VICARAGE CARE HOME
Red Nose Day 2021
The Goldies have assembled and we have decided to
put our new found lockdown skills to good use and
raise some money for a good cause!
Join me, Annie, and the team for our Singathon.
Please share our plans with friends and family who
might not be aware.
You can follow us on Facebook and if you would like
to donate then please check out the link below:
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/the-old-vicarage-care-home-rednoseday21 The Hair Bank of Hornby
Steven, a Stylist with over 20 years’ experience in
the profession, will open the salon doors as soon as
government restrictions allow.
He will welcome clients in a newly refurbished
comfortable, safe and friendly environment at the
unisex salon on Main Street.
Donald Isobel Joe Margaret
Wishing Vicky, from the Flower Bank, all the luck in
the world in the move to Kirkby Lonsdale.
Keep in touch for regular updates.
Unfortunately, the phone line has not been
connected yet but until then you can call
07983 778718 with any queries.
Margaret Melita Mary Nora
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