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Here is a question for you.

What do you get as a present for a man?

Ok I have to admit „Father‟s Day‟ is in my mind as are

a couple of family birthdays coming up, but what do

you get for a man – „they are hard to buy for‟ as my old

aunt used to say. Part of me realises that we are so

lucky to have the problem. We live in a world where

we have enough. So much so that we have the option to

use some of our excess wealth to buy presents for our

nearest and dearest.

Then some gentlemen have consuming hobbies so we can be sure that

anything relating to that hobby will bring pleasure. A sophisticated or quirky

tool for a practical job works for some. A book on their favourite subject can

be good. Recorded music or a tickets for a band or experience related to their

favourite star or personality will „go down well‟ for others. Some like new

clothes or – well socks are always useful! Yes it can still be tricky.

The gift given with the best intentions does not always work of course. I

always used to buy golf balls for my dad when he retired until one day mum

told me that he had around 200. He was sharp eyed and used to regularly find

more balls on the golf course than he ever lost! He was really sweet though

and had always looked pleased at unwrapping another six such offerings!

One thing that we all need male or female, young or old, is respect. Treating

everyone – including our men folk with honour is important. Not just for the

hard work they have done and still do today but for all they contribute. This is

what makes any physical gift special. Yes men make mistakes – we all do.

Sometimes we all let ourselves down and do things that make others respect

us less – that is unfortunate. And yes respect has to be earned. However

memories can be sadly short and the hard work, early mornings and late

nights, concentration, effort, and so much more, can easily be forgotten.

Christians believe God made us in his image. So for Christians showing

respect for others, male or female, recognises the Creator in his creation.

So with Father‟s day in mind - to all – those who are physically fathers and all

those men who contribute to our communities in so many ways – thank you.

As the kids say – “respect man”.

( and if you could just drop a few hints as to what you would like for

Christmas it would be appreciated!)

Beverley

The Herald 100 years ago May and June 1914

May, wet start (needed), then fine and dry (cold & wet, mid-month).

Shap Agricultural Society‟s AGM is in the Kings Arms Hotel, Shap, Saturday 9th,

4pm – J. G. Lowis, Secretary, Shap. (No report of it, though).

Shap Easter Vestry, 7th, in Church, 12 there, Rev.W.H. Crompton in chair. Mr. J.

G. Lowis (churchwarden) absent (ill). The parish is £5-10s-8d in hand (now

£442). Collections totalled £71 (=£5680, 2014). Mr Winster queried the burial

fees, the vicar said that the 10s.6d. was paid from his own pocket by Mr.

Whiteside the then Vicar. The Vestry voted that the Vicar revise the fee. (10/6

then = £42 now). [Mr. Winster always had an awkward quibble for this meeting].

Dobbie Pearson, travelling labourer, well known locally; real name William, was

reduced to a stay in the Kirkby Stephen Workhouse, but left to walk to Shap‟s. On

the way he fell ill, and was found beset by stomach upset. He died at 3.15am

Sunday 3rd. Inquest. He was from Reagill.

The Fell Pony Association‟s Stallion Show at Shap, Monday 4th, had 8 stallions

forward, “a good entry” for the £40 prize for the best one to travel the farms of

Orton, Shap, and Bampton. Winner was Heather Blossom, 4 years, shown by

Mrs. Dorie Daniel Hill, Orton.

Cricket: Shap 71, Temple Sowerby 18.

Died: at Springside, Shap, 28th April, Jane, wife of William Atkinson, 38. Died at

Shap 12th, Sarah, widow of Robert Huck, age not said.

June, fine & warm, except 7th-9th (stormy & cold), and 17th-18th (thunderstorms).

Shap Band of Hope was in Penrith 18th for the annual Vale of Eden

Demonstration. (3000 there).

Shap bobby is now P.C.Green (moved from Harrington).

The Workhouse‟s Master can now clothe any inmate he thinks needs it, on his/her

leaving the House.

Shap UDC voted to ban parking of caravans in the Market Square.

A Daimler 35hp. cabriolet, worth £1000 [now £80,000], caught fire on Shap Fell,

miles from anywhere. Its 4 men, all from Leeds, leapt for their lives. Soon, it was

burnt out, and they were stuck till another car came by and took them to Kendal.

Cricket, Shap is doing well this season.

Relief at Green Farm, their dead beast, was not dead from anthrax after all.

Died: at Jarrow, 12th, William Martin of Shap, 75, at Mountain View, Shap, 22nd,

William Crabtree, late of Burnley, 71, at Mountain View, Shap, 6th Elizabeth,

widow of Mr. James Clark, yeoman, Green Farm, Wet Sleddale, and later of

Shap, aged 68; no children. She was the daughter of the late Mr. John

Douthwaite.

Jeremy Godwin

Fell View

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Roger Highton 1965 - 2014

Many of you will remember Roger. Sadly, he died on 9th April at his home

near York following a long illness.

He came to Shap in 1997 to take up the post of Head Teacher at Shap C of E

school and along with his wife, Helen, and children, Jack and Elizabeth lived

in the village and became very much involved in the community.

Enthusiasm was a word most people would associate with Roger. During his

four years in charge, he instigated improvements to the fabric of the school,

whilst channeling a great amount of energy into the everyday duties as

headmaster. He was also responsible for setting up the CDC, and it always

gave him great pleasure to know that it is still a vibrant functioning part of

the community. He was so pleased at the success of the CDC that a couple of

years ago he made a special 200 mile round trip to present the awards.

During his time at Shap, he gave great encouragement to all pupils regardless

of ability. He saw potential in adults too, and gave support and advice to

many, particularly those considering a change of direction.

On a personal level, he always got the most from life, and even his illness

did not diminish his verve for partaking in the many outdoor pursuits he so

enjoyed. He had a very positive view of people, life and living it. His was a

life well lived !

The family are currently raising funds for MacMillan Cancer Support. As

part of that effort, Jack is running in the York 10km race on 3rd August. If

you would like to make a donation the link to his Just Giving profile is :-

http://www.justgiving.com/owner-email/pleasesonsor/Jack-Highton

Please enter this into the address bar at the top of your browser, as unfortunately,

Googling it will not provide any results!

SHAP MEMORIAL HALL

You may have noticed the lovely new solid oak doors which have

recently been put on the Memorial Hall Porch. This work was enabled

by a very generous bequest to the Village Hall by the late Mrs Amy

Farrer.

Amy was a native of Crosby Garrett but she adopted Shap and lived

here for many years. Many of you will remember her when she ran

Midtown Stores.

Many people and groups benefitted from her kind and generous spirit.

HISTORY IN HOUSES by Jean Scott-Smith

No 634– South end of village

Mountain View (left) These cottages

were built by my grandfather Thomas

Johnson of Craggs Mill in 1884. He

never lived there, but rented the

properties out.

Elm Tree (right) late Victorian

in style, the house had a central

front door, which has now been

replaced by a window.

This was the home of Fred

Armstrong who ran an

egg-packing station behind the

house where he employed

several local women.

Forcebeck Cottages (left)

possibly early 20th century

I believe these cottages belonged

to Shap Granite Works at one time.

SHAP COMMUNITY WEBSITE www.shapcumbria.wordpress.com

The current website is now under reconstruction!

We would like to include upcoming events to the site.

If you would like anything added, please send details

(posters can be accepted) to:

contact@shapcumbria.co.uk

Can you help to keep the Day Centre at Shap open? This is an appeal on behalf of Age UK Carlisle and Eden for a Volunteer to host a

home day care group at the Wasdale centre in Shap.

The role would involve;

Being at the centre before members arrive

Setting up the tea and biscuits for arrival

Making and serving a two course home cooked meal

Joining in activities such as a quiz, dominoes, bingo, cards, crafts or any

other pastimes you may wish to include.

Members (usually four per session) arrive at approximately 10.30am and leave

around 3.00pm. The host will be paid £12 by Age UK and receive £6 from each

member attending to cover meals and refreshments.

This Day Centre fulfils an important need for those living in social isolation within

the community or who may have few family members. Those attending look for-

ward to their day out very much. The group meets every Monday. If you think this

opportunity is right for you please call Alison Davies of Age UK Carlisle and Eden

on 01228 536673 for further details.

Open Meeting re Tata‘s application to quarry below water table – 21st May ‗14 The Green Room at Shap was full for the Open Meeting arranged by Shap Parish

Council. Tata had declined to be formally represented but had written to say any

individuals with concerns could go to discuss these with them at the works. A good

number of Tata employees who live in Shap were present as were members of Shap

Parish Council. Representations were made by those who are opposed to the plans

to quarry below the water table. Major concerns sited were; damage to natural

water sources and the impact this would have on wildlife and the viability of local

farming businesses, potential for flooding, effects of vertical blasting (damage to

buildings and walls), weaknesses in the model used to project possible effects, lack

of mitigation, inadequacy of a restoration bond, ineffective consultation by Tata.

Quarrying below the water table could cause further irreparable damage to the

environment only to gain a limited resource. If Tata can continue to operate by

bringing in limestone from elsewhere then local jobs would not be at risk. If you

have views on this issue please make them known to Shap Parish Council be-

fore 10th June and to CCC Planning Dept.(details on website below) before 20th

June.

For details of the planning application submission and further information on the

concerns people have visit: http://www.shapfellquarryconcerns.wordpress.com/

Shap School 100 Club Winners January February March 10th Ellie Jennings 7th B Johnston 7th S Hutchinson 24th Diane Bentley 21st Dave Anderson 21st Adele Bindloss

April May 4th Tina Carrott 2nd Joan Fleming 18th Sue Watt

If anyone is interested in joining the 100 club, where the prize is £100 every two weeks, can they please contact Sarah Caton at the school—01931 716274

Free VEG events help Eden get growing

If you‟d like to grow food but don‟t know where to

start, come and see how people across Eden are

turning their lawns and tubs into veg patches.

The Visiting Edible Gardens (VEG) programme

sees residents opening up their gardens and veg

plots to visitors each month until winter, organised by the Penrith and Eden

District Freegle group. All the events are free, and are part of Freegle‟s

„Grow Your Own‟ campaign to help people across the district grow food.

“VEG gives people a chance to see what grows in Eden, ask questions, get

tips, meet other growers, and even get some free plants and seeds,” said

Chris Cant from Freegle, which is a free website where people can pass on

things they no longer need, or ask for things they do want – including

gardening items.

The June VEG event is in Church Brough, where a new resident has begun

planting out a fruit and veg garden (29 June, 2pm). In July, there‟s an

opportunity to visit an established garden and polytunnel in Glassonby, with

experienced grower Peter Clarke (20 July, 2pm).

For full details and to book a space, visit www.penrithact.org.uk/veg or call

Chris Cant on 01931 713240.

The Freegle ‘Grow Your Own’ campaign is part of the Sustain Eden programme,

funded by the Big Lottery and managed by Cumbria Action for Sustainability

(CAfS).

SHAP C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL

Once again we are very busy in school with many exciting activities and visits taking place. The Year 5/6 children enjoyed a visit to the river at Keld and worked with staff from Eden Rivers Trust measuring the flow of the river, the depth and identifying all the creatures that they caught with their nets! Both the nursery/reception class and the Year1/2 class have visited Winlatter forest for an exciting day which included hunting the Gruffalo! The children in Y3/4 went to Swindale farm to see the lambs and work with Amy from the RSPB. Our Year 6 children have worked very hard towards their SAT‟s papers which were completed this week and they could finally relax with a visit to the cafe for a drink and a cake! We have many exciting plans for the summer term including a history

week beginning 2nd June. (Hear all about it in our next report!).

Anne Maud Headteacher

SHAP C E PRIMARY SCHOOL

ADMISSION TO SHAP SCHOOL NURSERY

JANUARY 2015

If your child was born between

1st September 2011 and 31st December 2011 they are eligible to receive free nursery education from January 2015.

In Cumbria a part-time nursery place is funded for every child from the term

after their third birthday. This gives a year or more of nursery education prior to

a child being old enough to start school in the Reception Class.

A part-time place is five half-day sessions.

*The closing date for applications is 26 September 2014*

Sessions will be allocated according to date of application Application form SA13 may be collected from the school or downloaded from

the Cumbria County Council website. Forms should be returned, together

with proof of Date of Birth and address, to the school office.

For further details please see Mrs Sarah Caton (School Administrator)

Shap CE Primary School, Shap, Penrith, Cumbria CA10 3NL

Tel: 01931 716274 admin@shap.cumbria.sch.uk

Shap Running Club - join us to run on

Thursday evenings We meet at 6.30pm outside the

Memorial Hall and usually run round the concrete road

Why not try running with us ?

Everyone welcome

Maulds Meaburn Village Institute

Coffee Morning Monday, 2nd June 10.30-12noon

meet representatives of OPT4 for impartial advice

on how to reduce your energy costs.

Rory Stewart,MP Friday, 6th June 7.30pm 'Borderlands: a walk through the vanished Middlelands of Great Britain.

The history of the Border and some comparisons with Central Asia.'

Advance booking tel. 01931 715 509 Tickets are £8-00 (£4 for under 18s)

Shap Mother’s Union Invite all parents & carers with pre-school children to a

TEDDY BEARS PICNIC Wednesday 16th July

If fine meet at Courthouse at 1.30 pm

If wet it will take place in the Memorial Hall

Don‟t forget your teddy!

Circle Dancing With Anne-lise Kryger

Shap Memorial Hall

Wednesdays

11th, 18th, 25th June 7.30pm

£5 per session Beginners welcome - No partner

needed

Contact Glenis 01931 716484 for details

SHAP EVERGREEN CLUB OUTINGS

SHAP EVERGREEN CLUB

Tuesday July 1st Tuesday August 5th

Southport Hexham

We have some spare seats on the coach Cost £7.50

Anyone wishing to join us please ring

Mavis Walsh 01931 716560 or Elsie Hodgson 01931 716517

COMMUNITY WOODLAND Last year the Parish Council kindly gave permission for the small wood at the south end of the village (known as Force Beck) to be managed as a community woodland. The first community event took place on Good Friday when 9 people planted about 100 trees (oaks, alders, beech, box and an apple). They also planted bluebells and picked out about 10 sacks of litter. The immediate intention is to make the wood safe for the school and other groups to use. To this end, when the necessary materials have been acquired, the boundary alongside the road will be fenced (and gated). Some improvement of fencing along the railway boundary has already occurred. This work is presently being done without a budget, and kind donations of serviceable fence and gate materials is almost complete. If you think you may have fence posts and staples that would be useful, or just want to be involved in this new village effort, please contact; Dave Corrie at the Old Spa Shop (716250) or Peter Dicken at Cob Cottage (716133).

SHAP SWIMMING POOL—The new season has begun!

The pool is looking lovely and we have a lot of people to thank for all their hard work, donations and support! Sandy Carr for the Gas boiler check, Dave Stuchberry for checking the Electrics, Penrith Tool Hire for the hire of the pressure washing equipment and Rob Leckie for the hire of his pressure washer, J.T. Atkinson for the provision of materials, Shap Parish Council for the provision of winter covers at the end of this season, various people who have kindly donated funds and everyone who has fixed, painted, cleaned in preparation for opening. A BIG THANK YOU!! We couldn’t do it without you! Finally a huge thank you to Peter and Paula for all their help and advice, and for passing on the pool to us in tip-top condition! We are applying for a large grant to fix the exterior walls and we need YOUR help! Please take a form from the pool and give your feedback about what the pool means to you! The pool is an amazing facility for the village and brings in lots of visitors. A fantastic team of dedicated volunteers help to run and maintain the pool, however we do struggle with funds as it is also incredibly costly. We would like to update many of the smaller facilities at the pool e.g. Lockers, so any donations are greatly received!

Here’s to a hot, sunny & successful season!!! Shap Swimming Pool Committee

SHAP YOUNG PEOPLE‘S LOTTERY

Youth Club/Playgroup/Swimming Pool

14th March 11th April

£100 Keeley Moore £100 Edna Slack

£25 Claire Harrison £25 Dave Anderson

You‘ve got to be in it to win it!

Please ring Glenis Furness 716484 If you would like to join.

SHAP MEDICAL PRACTICE Peggy Nut Croft, Shap, Penrith Cumbria CA10 3LW

Tel. No 01931 716230 Fax. No 01931 716231

SURGERY TIMES

8.30 am - 6.30 pm Mon/Tues/Wed/Fri

8.30 am - 1.00 pm Thurs

Surgery times may vary during holiday periods. The surgery is closed on public

holidays and for Protected Learning Time sessions for staff training.

Thursday 19th June & Tuesday 15th July 2014

Emergency arrangements In an emergency please contact CHOC on 03000 247 247

Telephoning for Results Please phone for the results of tests or investigations between 2 and 3pm,

one week after you have had them done.

Ordering medication In addition to handing in repeat prescriptions at the Surgery you can now order

medication on our website, just go to www.shapmedicalpractice.co.uk

You must still allow 2 full working days notice.

CHILD HEALTH CLINIC At the surgery will be on 1st and 3rd Mondays 1 -3 pm.

For further information contact Jacqueline Larner, Health Visitor on 017683 54964

PLEASE TRY AND SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL PLAYGROUP

EVERYONE WELCOME

Family sessions 0-5 years: Monday Softplay session 2-3 pm £1 per child

Tuesday - Wednesday mornings 9.15 - 11.15 am

3 - 5 years: Monday morning

(Child able to be left under the supervision of Playleader)

9 mths - 1 year £1.10 1 - 3 years £2.20 3 - 5 years £3.00

Tea/coffee 60p

Call in for more details we will be happy to see you tel: 07505879297

Shap Local History Society

Monday 23rd June Return visit to Howgill Castle by kind invitiation

Names to Jean Scott-Smith

Monday 28th July Visit to Lowther Castle & Gardens - cost tbc

Summer Exhibition

‗A Call to Arms—Shap in 1914‘ Open

June 14th & 15th 1pm - 4pm

July 26th & 27th 1pm – 4pm

―Shap Remembers‖ the Great War 1914

Exhibition in St Michael‘s Church

Friday 25th July & Sat 26th July 10am-5pm

Sunday 27th July 1pm-5pm

Service of Commemoration - Sunday 3rd August 11am

Artefacts and items of interest of the Great War are still being collected

for the exhibition in church. Has anyone any thoughts or feelings of the

war that they would like to share? Items need not be just about Shap.

Proceeds will be for Help for Heroes and the Royal British Legion.

Anyone with items of interest or who could help stage/man the exhibition

please contact Bill & Barbara Martindale tel 716296

You can now switch to a cheaper tariff for your gas and electricity right here in Eden, thanks to a new service launched by Opt4 Community Energy in April. Opt4, a not-for-profit organisation based in Penrith, is now accredited to take you through the whole process of switching providers: from checking for the best available tariffs, through to getting the switch done for you. By choosing Opt4 when you want to change energy providers you’ll save yourself money on your energy bills and you’ll also be helping the community. For every switch Opt4 carries out, the energy companies pay Opt4 a small one-off commission at no cost to the customer, and all profit will be reinvested in energy efficiency and renewable energy schemes that have the support of the Cumbrian community. If you’d like to get onto a cheaper tariff for your gas or electricity, just ring 01768 593110 or visit www.opt-4.org. If you haven't switched for a while, depending on your usage you could be paying several hundred pounds more than you need to!

Shap Community Development Centre We can be found in Shap school and offer a range of courses from felting

to 1-to-1 IT help. Some courses are free and ALL courses are

subsidised by Cumbria Council making them affordable for everybody.

We would like to hear what courses you want included in our autumn

programme.

No idea is too daft – if you‟re interested maybe others are too!

Would you like to play a more active part in Shap CDC?

We have an Advisory Forum which meets 4 times a year. Everyone over

16 with an interest in furthering the aims of the CDC is welcome to join.

Please give us a ring for details.

Courses starting June & July Making Tiaras & Head Adornments

Felt Rugs Holiday Spanish

Capturing Nature in Poetry

Hand tied Bouquets, Buttonholes & Corsages

Silk Painting

Shap CDC and Eden Housing Association

FREE CRAFTING AT WASDALE 1.30 - 3.30pm first Thursday of each month

Open to non-residents - all welcome

For information on any activities please contact us on

01931 716447 or check out our website at shapcdc.org.uk

Shap CDC & Eden Arts present

SHAP CINEMA

Rated U Doors open at 6.00pm, film starts 6.30pm

Friday 20th June Shap Memorial Hall

Adults £4, U16 £2

Refreshments available See Posters for details

VILLAGE DIARY

JUNE

Wednesday 11th 3.15pm Messy Church School Hall

Thursday 19th 1.00pm MU visit to Dalemain

Friday 20th tba Remote Cinema - EPIC Memorial Hall

Weds 11th,18th,25th 7.30pm Circle Dancing Memorial Hall

JULY

Tuesday 1st Evergreen outing to Southport

Wednesday 16th Teddy Bears Picnic

Monday 21st –Wed 23rd Holiday Club St Michael‟s

Friday 25th, Sat 26th 10am-5pm “Shap Remembers” St Michael‟s

Sunday 27th 1pm -5pm “Shap Remembers” St Michael‟s

CLAIMING DATES 6th September Village Show

28th September Fashion Show & Afternoon Tea

29th Nov Christmas Fayre & Dominoes

‗Tell the Gospel in your own words‘ This is a five week course to be run weekly from Tuesday 2nd– 30th September

2014. The aim is to explore together the basics of putting together a „talk‟ based on

the Bible readings from the Common Worship Lectionary.

This course does not commit anyone to speaking in public – it is an opportunity to

explore the first stages of „preaching‟. It will however give participants the opportu-

nity to gain confidence and find their own voice in a friendly and

supportive group. The sessions will be an hour long followed by an optional

additional session of coaching in presentation skills.

If you would like to join this group please speak to Beverley Lock (015396 24045)

or Elaine Allison (01931 716771).

All sessions are at Orton Vicarage (CA10 3RQ)

Dates and times:

2nd Sept. 7.30pm 9th Sept. – 4pm (Deanery Synod in the evening)

16th Sept. 4pm 23rd Sept. 7.30pm 30th Sept. 7.30pm.

Reserve date 7th October 4pm

Shap Graveyard

I have recently been approached by a stonemason on behalf of a number of local

families requesting a fully polished head stone in Shap Graveyard. The Churchyard

Regulation only allows ministers to grant permission for memorials between certain

perameters. In the Churchyard Regulations memorials have to be part polished i.e. not

polished on the back and sides.

With the support of the Archdeacon, Kevin Roberts, I have approached His Honour

Judge Tattersall, Chancellor of the Diocese, for special permission to permit fully pol-

ished stones in Shap graveyard. In view of the distance from the church and the

Chancellor has granted an exemption for Shap graveyard only. This is not for any

other churchyard in the Diocese and does not waver any other stipulations in the Grave-

yard Regulations appertaining to Shap Graveyard.

I am sorry it has taken so long to sort this out . Beverley Lock.

CHURCH NEWS METHODIST CHURCH 10.00am every Sunday in the Abbey Coffee Shop

except Village Service 13th July 10.30am in Memorial Hall

ST MICHAEL‟S CHURCH

1st June 11.00am Let‟s Praise with Baptism

8th June 11.00am Holy Communion

6.00pm Pentecost Praise at the Memorial Hall

15th June 11.00am Holy Communion

22nd June 11.00am Family Service with Baptism

29th June 10.30am Holy Communion - Joint service with Bampton at Shap

3.00pm Service at Carlisle Cathedral for the priesting of Rev. Sandra

Ward. Those attending must be seated by 2.30pm . Coach

leaves Shap at 1.00pm. Please contact Elaine Allison as

soon as possible if you would like to book a seat. tel 716771 6th July 11.00am Let‟s Praise

13th July 10.30am Village Service in the Memorial Hall

20th July 11.00am Holy Communion

27th July 11.00am Family Service with Baptism

3rd August 11.00am Commemoration service for those who lost their lives in

World War I

Wednesdays 10.00am Holy Communion followed by Coffee & Chat

4th Thursday 2.00pm Short service followed by tea and a chat at Wasdale

26th June, 24th July

WORSHIP FOR EVERYONE at SHAP MEMORIAL HALL Informal services organised jointly by the churches in Shap

Pentecost Praise – Sunday 8th June 6pm Come and join us to celebrate the birthday of the worldwide church!

Village Service—Sunday 13th July 10.30am

All are welcome!

MESSY CHURCH in the School Hall

11th June (no session in July) 3.15 - 4.45pm Crafts, Fun, Food and Worship for parents and children

HOLIDAY CLUB at St Michael‘s 21st, 22nd, 23rd July 10am - 12noon

Pre-school children must be accompanied by an adult.

£1 registration fee per child.

Tel. Beverley 015396 24045 or Janet 716273 for details