COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER for PORT ISAAC-PORT GAVERNE -TRELIGHTS AREA • PRICE 15p Issued on the first Friday each month from History repeats itelf. . . compare with the Febuary to December. All articles must be LIFEBOAT photograph o f the same scene in 1905, received by Wednesday one week earlier, advertisements two weeks before. Available Sunday 26th. June marked a further chapter at local newsagents or by post - £4.65 per in the history of the Port Isaac Lifeboat year - write cheques to ‘Trio’ please. Station when, following a Service of Dedi­ from 10 Lifeboat stations were also pres­ The publisher does not necessarily hold the cation by the station Chaplain Revd. Mi­ ent. At the end of the Service a Sea King same views as those expressed by con­ chael Bartlett, the new Lifeboat House was helicopter from 771 Squadron RNAS Cul- tributors and also reserves the right to alter officially opened by Group Captain Simon drose flew over the village flying the or refuse any material submitted. Coy, OBE., Commanding Officer of RAF R.N.L.I. flag. Music was provided by St. Breward Silver Band, conductor Micky Hunt. Published and printed by Robin Penna, St. Mawgan. The Blackthorn Press, 18 New Road, Presentations were made to Group Captain On Tuesday 28th. June the lifeboat was Port Isaac, Cornwall. PL29 3SB launched to the motor cruiser ‘Avanti’ in Coy and Mrs. Coy by Amy Rowe and Jes­ ISSUE NO 135 - AUGUST 1994 sica Walton. As well as R.N.L.I. and HM trouble off Tintagel Head. The lifeboat Coastguard officials, the occassion was at­ found two people on board unable to cope Next month’s Trio will appear one week tended by Paul Tyler MP, Peter Cocki - with the choppy sea and escorted them into early. Please note that the deadline will be Chairman of Cornwall County Council, quieter waters. Padstow Lifeboat was launch­ 4.00pm., Wednesday 17th. August. Kenneth White - Chairman of North Corn­ ed and towed the boat to Padstow. Crew wall District Council and David Boltoii - were M. Daly, M. Provis and A. Walton, Perhaps the item last month on how rarely Chairman of St. Endellion Parish Council. On Monday 11th. July the lifeboat was you see Parish Councillors in the old village Crewmembers and Station Secretaries launched to a 10ft. mirror dinghy that ap­ was a bit too sarcastic and we apologise. peared to be in trouble off Trebarwith. Nevertheless, it would be nice to feel the When on scene the crew found that the Council did have a real interest ih the ap­ occupant, David Weston from Mevagissey, pearance of the place. The streets are kept ROWING CLUB was rowing from Port Gaveme to Boscas- clean and attempts have been made to deal tle. In view of the sea conditions the life­ with refuse but a few of the cottages show Racing Ladies Ladies Mens Mens Jun’rs signs of neglect and improvements need to Results 'A' 'B ‘A* ’B boat escorted him to Boscastle. Crew were J. Collins, M. Provis and A. Walton. be made to some of the street furniture. Newquay 1 - 6 8 13 13 7 Were the Council to show more awareness 2 - 7 David Castle, Station Hon. Secretary. of the problems, it might spur people into Mounts Bay 3 13 14 7 making a bit more effort to ensure that our Devoran Mixed 8 4 14 - visitors don’t go away and tell friends at 9 MARJORIE SLATTER home how shabby the place looks. Saltash 3 5 9 9 6 It was with much regret that we learnt of We raised £200.00 at our Sheep Dog Trials the death in hospital of Mrs. Maijorie Slat- PLAYGROUP at Lower Trewiggett Farm on Saturday ter, aged 80, of Silvershell Road. She had The Playgroup would like to say a big 16th. July. Many thanks to everyone who been involved with many activities in the ‘Thank you’ to all the people who have put so much effort into making the day village - a loyal member of the W.I., being supported our fund raising events over the such a success. the President for some time, also a regular last couple of months. A special thanks goes attendant of the Golden Circle, but perhaps to Margaret Clarke, Higher Shillingstones, As usual we have a table outside the Post her greatest love was for St. Peter’s Office eveiy Thursday evening selling Our who organised a splendid Ploughman’s Church, where the funeral service was held Lunch and raised £129 for the Group. sweatshirts, T-shirts, etc., also our popular on Tuesday July 5th. There was a very large wildlife and football Tombolas. attendance which showed how well known The Playgroup Committee The newest sweatshirts and T-shirts have and greatly respected she was. The service the ‘Corsair5 design on the front -which was conducted by the Rector, who in his PORT GAVERNE HOTEL was originally drawn by Elin Fletcher. address paid a moving tribute to Marjorie’s introduces the Anyone who wants to purchase either a life. Cremation was at Glynn Valley Cre­ T-snirt or sweatshirt can do so by going matorium and the ashes have been interred GREEN DOOR BAR down on Thursday evening, or by seeing at St. Endellion Churchyard. We express Fully licensed bar open Carole Provis. our deepest sympathy to the family. Monday to Saturday 2.30 - 11.00pm. With only a month away our own ‘Regatta5 Steve Slatter and family would like to ex­ Sundays 7.00 - 10.30pm. will be taking place. It will be held on press their most sincere and grateful thanks Saturday 27th. August at Port Gaverne to all who attended the funeral service, also Families welcome. beach, with a good evening’s entertainment for the cards and letters of sympathy re­ Also cream teas 2.30 - 7.00pm. and Disco at the Green Door Club after­ ceived, and to the neighbours and friends Every Tuesday 8.00pm. wards. Please anyone willing to help on the who organised the tea at the house after the day please contact Carole Provis or anyone service. Very special thanks to the Revd. Nigel Mazlyn Jones - live music. else on the fund-raising committee. M. Bartlett for his address and his kindness Every Sunday 4.00pm. onwards Carole Provis. to us in our sad loss, to Charlie Honey for playing the organ and to Ian Honey for Children’s Circus making all the excellent arrangements for with Chirpy the Clown. %\)e (©met Corner the funeral. Donations in lieu of flowers Believe in yourself. It’s even more important collected £150 in aid of the Asthmatic Re­ (0208) 880244 in these days of mass unemployment. search Fund. PARISH COUNCIL Tonnage Limit for Lorries been sought for the other three. David An unofficial report compiled from notes Deferred from last month but postponed Phelps thought the Parish Council had been taken by a member of the public during the again because Mark Provis was absent as a a bit hasty in turning down BT’s offer of an meeting held at the Church Rooms, Port crew member on a Lifeboat ‘shout’. old box to be placed somewhere in Tre­ Isaac, on Monday 11th. July. For authori­ lights. David Welton raised the question of tative information, please refer to the Play Equipment in Mayfield Drive Port Isaac’s Toss of identity’ by being Parish Council minutes. The equipment, originally provided for the listed as ‘Bodmin’ in the phone book and Henry Symons, Vice Chairman, chaired the children in the Drive was not worth adopt­ asked that BT be told that all Port Isaac meeting as David Bolton was away. ing as there were now only two children - wants is to be included in the listing in the other people didn’t even know it was there. same way as St. Ives, St. Mabyn, and Tre- Public Discussion It is in a dangerous condition and the Dis­ betherick exchanges Peggy Richards complained that the fish­ trict Council, who presently deny all d. The County Council agree that the tar­ ermen and footballers had left the playing knowledge, will be asked to check their mac in the old village is slightly higher than field gate open, which could not be fas­ records and take responsibility. Bill Dawe it should be in some places. Extra work has tened anyway. She also said the verges said there had been trouble with cheeky been done to improve the drainage in Mid- * along Trewetha Lane had not been cut kids and it would be better if all the die Street. Eric Stokes complained about properly . She said it would be better not to equipment were at the playing field to snide remarks in Trio about Parish Coun­ have any more swings in Mayfield Drive as remove the trouble. It was decided on a cillors walking round the village. David the site is next to the old people’s property vote to try and have the equipment re­ Phelps said that perhaps an apology would and causes annoyance to the residents. moved. David Phelps thought, however, be made in the letter of thanks for the £100. Robin Penna said he had noticed the play­ that the Parish Council should take over maintenance of the seat. e. 'Double bend’ signs are to be erected at ing field gate seemed to be open all the Coldstanton Comer, and the word 'slow’ time, allowing children to run straight out Reports of Committees painted on the road. into the main road, but it was impossible to District Councillor; Bill Dawe said that get the heavy gate to stay shut as the bolt f. No gypsies are recorded as staying in the the owner of 'Maylands’, Port Gaverne, was rusted solid. Parish. Bill Dawe stressed that gypsies are had sent in revised plans showing a lower not the same as travellers. Finance roof which had received planning officer g. A letter from the Planning Department Expenditure this month exceeded the bank approval, ignoring the plan for the building said that whereas the doors of the new balance by over £750 so it was agreed that itself. He had pointed this out to the plan­ lifeboat station are not in keeping with the £1,000 should be transferred from the ning committee and the plans were turned requirements of Port Isaac Conservation high-interest account. As there were more down by a 11 to 2 vote. He said we must Area, where woodwork is usually painted than ten accounts to pay which would incur now wait and see if the bulldozers come in. black or white, it is not felt it would be an 'activity’ charge by the bank, some He suggested that, when the chairman was possible or appropriate to make an objec­ items for payment were deferred. away, a deputy should be appointed to cany tion in this case. out business and to make it easier to contact Trio Donation the Parish Council. PLANNING APPLICATIONS It was decided to make the same donation Playing Field: David Phelps reported a a. Revised siting of dwelling thereby not as last year, £100, towards the cost of pro­ request to use the playing field for a bar­ complying with Condition No. 2 on Deci­ ducing the newsletter. becue and said that the field should be sion Notice No. 90/0708 (The Develop­ ment shall not be carried out otherwise than Verges available for such activities, providing it was left O.K. There could be a problem in complete accordance with the plans). David Phelps said Peggy Richards was with insurance, however, and the Clerk will Lifting of the condition at Trewetha Lane, right about the condition of the verges in check the public liability situation. Mr. and Mrs. J. Saundry: Apparently, the Trewetha Lane, 'what the County Council original site plan was incorrectly drawn so He said that the gates are not badly de­ has done is laughable’, especially around the position of building was skewed signed, they only need adjusting. Eric the Mayfield telephone box. The Parish slightly to allow for proper clearances be­ Council should press for better cutting. The Stokes said he could close the gates quite tween adjacent buildings, etc. The Parish easily. Bill Norris said they should not have hedges, of course, are the responsibility of Council, however, isn’t in a position to been put on the old hanging posts. David the landowners. The work done at the make decisions on such matters, and felt council houses by the District Council is Phelps said they were far too heavy for the posts and invited councillors to meet after that the planning department should not much more satisfactory. The County have allowed the situation to arise in the the meeting at the playing fields then get Council will be asked to arrange a site first place. meeting with the Parish Council. the committee to draw up tenders to replace the posts and report next month. b. Change of Use of 'Flotsams’, 36a Fore Bill Norris asked about the 30mph. signs Street, from shop to dwelling, for Mr. M. which had been vandalised and was told Seats: David Phelps reported that the Blick: Eric Stokes said the Council must that the County Council had been informed plinth at Coronation Park is completed and impede the change of use of businesses in of the damage. the seat is at Trewetha Farm ready to be Port Isaac, there soon will be no shops at installed at the park. Bill Dawe suggested that the County all. Bill Norris said market forces created Council should pay the Parish Council to CLERICS CORRESPONDENCE the problem and it is better to have a full have the verge cutting work done. He also a. Correspondence from Sproulls, solici­ Continued on the next page . .. asked for the matter of the school pedes­ tors, raised questions about access between trian crossing to be raised at the meeting. the old and new graveyards at St. Endel- Car Park Notice Board lion. The track from Trelights, however, was neither a footpath nor a bridleway but Eric Stokes had examined the board and was a road maintainable at public expense CENTRAL GARAGE said it only needed a new hinge, he did not and would therefore give no problem with recommend removing the glass front or vehicular access. Proprietor Melwyn Roskilly putting in a wooden backing board. He b. The direction signs for the top of Back asked why people were allowed to adver­ MOT• BREAKDOWN RECOVERY tise their activities on the board and was Hill are ready but no precise date can be reminded that the board is there for that given for their erection. TUNING • SERVICING purpose and was 50% funded by Port Isaac c. A letter from Paul Tyler MP. enclosed a and District Tourism Association. It was disappointing reply from British Telecom SPECIALIST IN TRIUMPH STAGS not intended for commercial use. P.I.D.T.A. giving reasons why the old telephone boxes are to be informed of the cost of the repair cannot be retained. Bill Dawe asked for Telephone 880334 but will not be charged. reassurance that 'listed building’ status had house than an empty shop. The application was recommended for approval. WOMEN’S INSTITUTE Plumbing & Domestic Heating Firstly, I want to report a very successful Engineers c. Application by A. Yorke to demolish 3 Domestic & industrial Maintenance metres of garden wall at 27 Rose Hill: It Jumble Sale (yes, I know it was as long ago was pointed out that the previous applica­ as 31st. May) held in the Village Hall, 24 HOUR SERVICE tion had been made for Trewetha Lane and many thanks to generosity of members and that the wall , in question was actually in friends alike, who ‘brought and bought’. Trewetha Lane, not Rose Hill. David Many visitors to the village went home PLumBLine ® Phelps asked why this application, in the with rather less money but richer in local i BWIIIiax— I M A IN TEN AN C E 93 I1 IBS'J..1.-: iigassS* Conservation Area, was stamped ‘delega­ lore (gleaned over a ‘cuppa’) and happy 22 Hartland Road, tion possible’. Bill Dawe said the Council with their purchases. should oppose the demolition of more June meeting was rather informal, as the Port Isaac, Cornwall. PL29 3RP walls, and asked whether the Cornwall As­ speaker was unable to come, and so we TELEPHONE: 0208 880371 sociation for Town and Parish Councils could spend more time socialising and lis­ could offer any help with obtaining an Ar­ tening to Sybil Brown’s report of the ticle IV Order. He added that ‘First and Spring Council Meeting in Newquay. Last5 has been left an eyesore and probably July meeting started on a sad note as we JOHN HILL will be till it falls down. The application stood in silent prayer for Maijorie Slatter, Painting & Decorating was unanimously opposed. one of our most staunch supporters and a Valiant Cottage, St Teath, Bodmin, Next Meeting past President. Dear Marjorie used to give Cornwall. PL30 3JA The next monthly meeting of the Parish us a starting note for ‘Jerusalem’, which is Telephone (0208) 851337 sung at the beginning of every W.I. meeting Council will be held on Monday 8th. in the land, but we stayed silent this time as Professional painter and decorator August at 7.30pm. in the Church Rooms, with 36 years experience. Port Isaac. it would have been too emotional for every­ one so soon after her passing. High stendard of work. Our speaker was Yvonne Toms from St. Paperhaneing, tiling, glazing, ete. TELEPHONE KIOSK Columb who demonstrated the ancient Free estimates. From a letter to Paul Tyler MP: craft of ‘quilling’ (paper) which goes back 3,000 years to Egyptian times and enjoyed "... we have decided to install one of our enthusiastic revival in Victorian time. We modem payphone housings in place of the watched spellbound as lovely and intricate GLEBE FARM DAIRY damaged red kiosk ... we do appreciate that dainty paper ribbons were transformed into (St. Endellion) people are fond of the appearance of the old pictures of beauty under Yvonne’s nimble red kiosk ... many are considered worthy of fingers. She really is a marvellous demon­ Bright and early deliveries ‘listing’ by English Heritage and the Depart­ strator, last year she showed us how to of fresh milk and cream ment of National Heritage... some 2,300 have make flowers from the most unlikely mat­ from our own dairy. ‘listed building5 status and there are about erials, including nylon stockings! 16,000 more we have undertaken to keep ... Skimmed milk 32p, Silver our modem housings have ... lighter doors, Pat Rex reported on the Triennial General better lighting and a gap around the base to Meeting in Birmingham at which she rep­ top and semi skimmed 35p. prevent the build up of litter and unpleasant resented our Institute. Tel Bodmin 880732 odours ... are less prone to vandalism ... easier We were delighted to welcome a new and less expensive to clean and maintain ... member, Jov ffoulkes, who recently moved We had no immediate plans to modernise the to the village and was introduced by Sybil kiosk at Trelights ... it would have been one of Brown, also Bess Coates back from her the 16,0001 mentioned earlier... where one of travels in America & ICoutij of ifcaiitj> those becomes badly damaged we almost No meeting in August, but a special treat always replace it with a modem kiosk. I do MOBILE BEAUTICIAN AND UNISEX instead: On Wednesday 31st. August, from HAIRDRESSER FOR THE AREA sympathise with the people of Trelights but 2.30 - 4.30, Cream Tea and Bring and Buy hope they will be able to accept this situation. at 7 Silvershell Road, by kind invitation of Facials Massages Michael Hepher, our President, Pat Rex. We look forward to Eyelash/brow Tints Pedicures Eyebrow Shapes Manicures Group MD o f British Telecom. seeing you all at this event. Look out for Make-up & Lessons Waxing posters around the village for more details. Electrolysis LIFEBOAT STATION Zofia Fry + ALL HAIDRESSING DOORS REQUIREMENTS JREBETHERICK Mondays to Fridays ^ 0 8 ) 862340 The point has been raised that somebody at AIR AMBULANCE the Planning Office should have spotted From items sold at recent Mini-Markets, that the new Lifeboat House was to have £47 has been deposited in the Air Ambu­ teak, varnished doors, not black painted lance Account. Also, a further £30 has been ones. What are plans for? The Port Isaac donated as the result of a Triathlon com­ Conservation Area ‘Recommendations’ pleted by Roy Smith. Well done Roy! were issued in 1986 and still apply. Thanks to everyone for their support. Robin Penna. Marilyn and Rose. THE SHIPWRIGHT INN PUB, HOTEL, AND ‘MA BAKER’S DINER’ TEL. (0208) 880305 SPROULLS Sheila and kod Baker Chef: Chris Lauyon SOLICITORS LUNCH TIME OR EVENING BAR SNACKS OR DINE OUT OVERLOOKING THE ATLANTIC OCEAN FROM 7pm TILL LATE The Rock, Port Isaac CHEF’S CURRY OR STEAK SPECIALS FRIDAY & SATURDAY (0208) 880355

FREE HOUSE REAL ALE REAL FOOD OPEN FOR MEALS 7.00pm. TRELIGHTS METHODIST ST. ENDELLION Festival at Lostwithiel Church in June and in July enjoyed a Garden Party at St. Teath CHURCH CHURCH Vicarage. The Rector conducted Evensong With regret the Port Isaac Methodist Soci­ Women Ordained Priests in the church at the July Meeting. ety no longer meets. Trelights Methodists In a historic service the first ten women Ringers would like to extend a warm invitation to from the Truro Diocese were ordained by Bellringers from towers in Cornwall were the people of Port Isaac and district to join the Rt. Revd. M. Ball, Bishop of Truro in them for worship. The Sunday services welcomed to the tower by Mrs. P. the Cathedral on the 2nd. July. Preb. M. Richards, Churchwarden, during the Di­ held at Trelights Chapel are at 11.00am. Bartlett, Rector, shared in the the laying on and 6.00pm. If travelling is a problem ocesan Guild of Ringers Festival at Eglos- of hands during the ordination of the Revd. please ring Mrs. Bunt on 880601 and she hayle Church in July. Joan Kirby, now Priest-in-Charge of will be pleased to arrange transport. If you Summer Magazine would like more information or have a chat Cardynham and also assisted with the dis­ about services ring our new Steward, Mrs. tribution of the Holy Communion. The ‘Signpost’, United Benefice magazine, Eileen Roberts on 880527. We look for­ has just been published at 25p per copy and Feast Days is available from any of the three churches. ward to seeing you. The Feasts of St. John the Baptist, St. Peter, St. Mary Magdalene and St. James have all Julian Group been commemorated with the celebration The July meeting was held in the church of the Eucharist in the church. and was led by Mrs. P. Rex. The next meeting will take place in the church at Glastonbury Pilgrimage Prout Bros. 8.00pm. on Monday 12th September. The banner of St. Endelienta was carried by TRELAWNEY GARAGE Mr. R. Richards and the United Benefice Music Festival — 2nd to 12th August TEL. BODMIN 880208 Mother's Union banner was carried by The 36th Festival promises to be even more Mrs. H. Mulley at this annual event, which of a treat for music lovers than usual. In a Coach Trips was also attended by other members of the bold move there will be three evening per­ congregation. formances of Benjamin Britten’s opera All Car & Vehicle Repairs ‘Peter Grimes’. The Festival opened last Handy Gas Agents Bristol Madrigals Tuesday with choral Evensong at which the The popular Bristol Madrigal Singers who preacher was Preb. Hugh Fryer, former - free deliveries tour the West Country each June, delighted Rector, and will conclude with a sung their audience in the church on Friday 1 st. Eucharist at 11.30am. on Friday 12th. August. July, with a concert of sacred and secular songs. Tea was served in the Church Hall. Rectory Garden Party The popular United Benefice Garden Party R. A. HANCOCK Mother’s Union Activities will be held on Saturday 20th August at ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Members of the United Benefice Mother’s 2.30 pm. at the Rectory by kind permission Union, including the Rector, Deanery and of Preb, M. and Mrs. L. Bartlett. AGRICULTURAL m & DOMESTIC WORK Diocesan Chaplain, attended the Deanery Judith Pollinger. UNDERTAKEN Iwf SALES & SERVICE SLIM LINE iW RADIATORS DIMPLEX & 4f CREDA FOOTBALL CLUB COFFEE MORNING COMPLETE / SHOWER INSTALLATIONS To all our friends and supporters. We are A Coffee Morning will be held at Bodan- sure you would have heard by now that we non Farm, Trewetha, on Tuesday August Robin A. Hancock, Hartland Road. have re-formed the team. On our first 30th from 10.30am. to noon. Tombola, Telephone Bodmin 880328 practice night we were delighted with the Cakes, Bring and Buy, Raffle etc. All pro­ amount of lads who turned up to sign on ceeds for St. Michael’s Hospital, Hayle. with us. Practice night is Thursday eve­ Reg. Charity 222289. nings at 7.00pm. at the Playing Fields. If Ladies, gents, and children have your anyone wishes to play or help the team in hair professionally cared for in the any other way, please turn up. comfort of your own home We hope to have Bingo throughout the winter months - watch out for notices. Our S e c re ts Annual Car Boot Sale on Thursday August by^S fi& syia 18th is from 6.00 pm. onwards. This is, of Fine art, limited and open edition prints, course, St. Breward Band Night, always a collectables, clocks, watches, jewellery, very well attended event. So come on all of FOR ALL YOUR CUTS, PERMS, picture framing, and clock repairing COLOURS, SETS, & BLOW DRYS you clubs and organisations, grab a car boot or table and come on down to Port Isaac Just phone me on beach. Stalls, Games, Barbecue, etc. Fore Street, Port Isaac, Cornwall. Wadebridge (0208) 814631 Ray Berman. Telephone: (0208) 880862

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They also very generously gave us the of a really full congregation of local Peo­ Launceston (0566) 772724. collection which was £128.50 ple. The Revd. Alan Wainwright celebrated BARGAIN Pair Lotus 'Sun Mates’ canvas Bishop’s Visit the Eucharist and during the service he shoes, white soles, beige and brown tops. baptised Benjamin Lawrence Jordan. On Sunday 3rd. July the Bishop of Truro Size 11 but too small fit - £5. Can be seen at 18 New Road. visited our church for the first time. He Mini-Market celebrated the Eucharist and confirmed This was held on Wednesday 13th. July in THANKS Maxine Roach and Sylvia Holloway. After the Church Hall and was very successful the service he stopped a while so that we and a total of £131 was raised. Mrs. Annie Avery of Port Isaac, wishes to could meet and talk with him. thank relatives and friends for cards and P.C.C. Meeting Funeral of Marjorie Slatter presents to mark her 87th. birthday. A An architect’s report on the condition of special Thank You to the singers from Port On Tuesday 5th. July the? church was the Church Hall was received. Renewal of Isaac, who so kindly gave their time to en­ thronged with local people for the funeral doors and painting of the windows has to tertain us at the Setters Restaurant, Del- of Maijorie Slatter. The Rector officiated be done as soon as possible. More exten­ abole. Thank you all so very much. . and gave us a lovely picture of Maijorie. sive work to follow later. She had been a regular member of the congregation since the early fifties, and Bishop’s Visitor’s Visit will be sadly missed by us all. On Sunday 24th. July Mr. Batho came to Pea Pod Healing Service our sendee and gave us an illustrated talk about investing in the future. The first and for all your On Wednesday 6th. July a healing service most important part being to tiy to reach was held in the church. Pat Hardman gave a out to the rest of the community and get FRESH FRUIT AND them involved in the work of their church. VEGETABLES Renee Norris. STABLE Flowers for all occasions TEAROOMS INFORMATION BUREAU Telephone 8 8 0 2 2 3 Trewint, Port Quin There is nothing I would like more than to With views of Port Quin Bay run an information office for Port Isaac. I Open Easter - October from 11.00am, enjoy talking to people about the village, Welcome to the Home-made cakes • Lunches. and helping them find their way around the Farmhouse Cream Teas district. Unfortunately I have to tiy and earn a living and people after information (golben Hum 3 tm Licensed seldom spend any money. If you can sug­ Angela Williams. 880200 gest a way that I can dispense information Balcony overlooking the harbour and earn a living while doing it I should be Drinks Patio - ideal for families very glad to hear. Sometimes people come THE into the shop one after another making it Lunches very difficult for me to get any work done - HARBOUR SHOP and as printing is often needed by a certain Evening Meals from 7.00pm. time, I am usually up against deadlines. Crab sandwiches our speciality TEL: BODMIN 880297 Robin Penna. MAGAZINES * NEWSPAPERS CONFECTIONERY * CIGARETTES STATIONERY * BOOKS * TOYS ELITE SERVICES GREETING CARDS * GIFTS GEOFF MORRELL & ANNIE PRICE FLAT ROOF SELECTION OF PRINTS Port Isaac * Phone (0208) 880751 NEWSPAPERS DELIVERED DAILY Quality Cleaning Service PROBLEMS? We will clean your home with care to the End them for once and for all highest standard. No job too small. with a Window cleaning, carpet cleaning, three piece suite cleaning, chimney sweeping, fibreglass roofing system. P rin tin g s general cleaning. CONTACT JON ROWE ON House and Hotel Maintenance. Duplicating 880168 NOTE PAPER- CARDS FORMS -TICKETS • MAPS DENNIS KNIGHT BILLHEADS-MENUS BROCH URES • LEAFLETS FISH MERCHANT FISH CELLARS, PORT ISAAC • INVITATIONS POSTERS WE ARE OPEN ALL DAY SIGNS • RUBBER STAMPS Fresh Fish Daily 9.30am. - 6pm. Saturday 9.30am. - 5pm. The Blackthorn Press 18 New Road • Port Isaac Telephone 880292 Tel: (0208) 880498 - 24-hour Answerphone THE TRIO FREE DIARY 7.45pm: St. Breward Silver Band on CALLING ALL CHILDREN REGULAR FIXTURES IN PORT ISAAC the Platt followed by The Flora Dance. Collection for band funds. If you live in the Port Isaac area and are BABY/TODDLER CLINIC: First Tuesday every aged between 9 and 15, we would like to month, 1.30 - 3,30pm. at the surgery. Friday 12th. August: hear from you! Janet Townsend and Liz BADMINTON: 8.00 Thursday evenings in the 11.30am: Sung Eucharist at Last day of Bartlett are staging the children’s opera Village Hall (winter only). St. Endellion 36th. Summer Music Festival 'Noyes Fludde’ in October. If you would CHILD HEALTH CLINIC: 1.30 - 3.30pm. at the like to be in it and could come to rehearsals surgery, first Wednesday in the month. Wednesday 17th. August: on Saturday mornings in September, please FOOTBALL PRACTICE NIGHT: Thursday evenings at 7.00pm. at the Playing Fields. 4.00pm: TRIO DEADLINE. telephone Janet (880505) or Liz (880442) GOLDEN CIRCLE: 2.30pm. every Wednesday 7.30pm: Lifeboat Committee Meeting, as soon as possible. at the Cornish Cafe. Lifeboat House. ...AND ADULTS MOTHER AND TODDLERS: 9.30 - 12 noon in the Village Hail. Thursday 18th. August: We would like to make ‘Noyes Fludde’ a METHODIST CHURCH: Sunday services at Trip to Goonhilly and Chysauster. Details community project. We’ll be holding a Trelights Chapel 11.00am. and 6.00pm. later. Please book with Prouts’ Garage meeting in September about it: we’ll need LOCAL HISTORY STUDY GROUP: 1st. (880208) or Mrs. Hooper (880404) help backstage, help with sound, lighting, Friday in month, Penhaligon Room, 7.30pm. costumes, props, ticket sales, advertising - 6.00pm. onwards: Football Club Annual PLAYGROUP: 9.30am. - 12.00, at the Village even baby-sitting! So please come along Car Boot Sale Hall Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. then and hear all about it, or ring Janet or RAINBOW GUIDES: 3.30 - 5.00pm. at the 6.30pm: R.N.L.I. Four Legged Race. Liz now with any offers of help. Village Hall every Wednesday during term time. 7.45pm: St. Breward Silver Band on Liz and Janet WELL WOMAN CLINIC: Tuesdays, with the the Platt followed by The Flora Dance. Practice Nurse, 3.00 - 4.00pm. at Port Isaac Collection for band funds. Surgery, by appointment LIFEBOAT LARKS WOMEN’S INSTITUTE: 2nd. Thursday in the Saturday 20th August: month, 2.30pm. at the Castle Rock Hotel. The Annual ‘Lifeboat Larks’ day will be 2.30pm: United Benefice Garden Party at YOGA CLASS: Penhaligon Rooms' Tuesday held on Sunday 7th. August on Port Isaac evenings, 7.00 - 9.00. St. Endellion Rectory, by kind permission Beach starting at 12 noon. There will be fun The above information may be incorrect of Preb. M. and Mrs. L. Bartlett. All are for all the family, including Bouncy Castle, if Trio has not been informed of changes welcome. Pony Rides, Giant Tombola, Bottle store, Thursday 25th. August: Bar-B-Q and many other attractions. There Friday 5th. August: will also be a Coastguard and Lifeboat 7.45pm: St. Breward Silver Band on Display Exercise. Camel Art Society ‘Summer Exhibition5 the Platt followed by The Flora Dance. till Saturday 10th., Church Hall. Collection for band funds, Sunday 7th. August: Friday 26th. August: P.I.D.T.A. 12 noon: R.N.L.I. ‘Lifeboat Larks’ Trio Issue No. 136. Work has begun on the new style Accom­ on Port Isaac Beach. Bouncy Castle, Saturday 27th. August: modation Leaflet which was introduced at Pony Rides, Giant Tombola, Bottle Store, the Annual General Meeting in April. To Barbecue. Coastguard and Lifeboat Rowing Club ‘Regatta’ at Port Gaveme make sure that our neck of the woods is Display Exercises. beach, with entertainment and Disco at the effectively publicised next year we may all 2pm: Dannonchapel - Tregardock. A walk Green Door Club afterwards. have to work harder than ever as it seems lead by Derek Lord of The National Trust. Sunday 28th. August: that Cornwall Tourist Board may decide Meet at Tregragon Farm by kind permis­ again not to include the free coupon sheet sion of Mr. and Mrs. Warm an. 10.30am: R.N.L.L Daft Dog and Donkey in their brochure. The Accommodation Day at the Donkey Sanctuary, St. Kew Leaflet will need to be ready for posting Thursday 11th. August: Highway. before Christmas, and all hotels, guests 9.00am: Mystery trip - (J.R.’s Special). Tuesday 30th. August: houses, and bed and breakfast establish­ Please note change of date. ments who are members of P.I.D.T.A. will 10.30am. to noon: Coffee Morning R.N.L.I. Lifeboat Day, Port Isaac. be sent proofs of the guide in September atBodannonFarm. Tombola, Cakes, where they will be invited to bring their Bring and Buy, Raffle etc. Proceeds descriptive wording up to date. for St. Michael’s Hospital, Hayle. PORT ISAAC A.F.C. Hon. Secretary ~ Malcolm Lee. Wednesday 31st August: ANNUAL 2.30-4.30pm: W.I. ‘Cream Tea’ and Bring ST. KEW PLAYGROUP CAR BOOT SALE and Buy at Pat Rex, 7 Silvershell Road. Please support us. A profit of £596 was raised at the very well PORT ISAAC BEACH supported Bar-B-Q. at St. Kew Inn on Thursday 1st. September: ST. BREWARD BAND NIGHT Sunday 24th July. The ‘Guess the weight of Trip to Rosemeer Gardens and Dartington. the Goat’ (180 pounds) was a star attraction THURSDAY 18th. AUGUST Details later. Cost £4.00. Please book with and the Fancy Dress prize was won by 6pm. ONWARDS Prouts’ Garage (880208) or Mrs. Hooper Pebbles and Bam Bam of the Flintstones. Many thanks. ALL WELCOME 7.45pm: Last night of St. Breward Silver Carol Richards. Band on the Platt Plenty of LIGHT REMOVALS AND THE CORNISH CAFE DELICIOUS DELIVERIES OF ALL KINDS STRAWBERRIES Licensed Family Restaurant David Phelps (0208) 880670 Self or Ready Picked OPEN FOR LUNCHES Also Peas and Beans — Trevathan Farm COFFEES & St. Endellion LOOT OR QST/TICE RING FOR A QUOTE Telephone (0208) 880164/248 TONY SWEETT 880130 EVENING MEALS