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342 July 2013 trio Photo: Jenny Balfour-Paul Jenny Photo: The Port Isaac, Port Gaverne & Trelights Newsletter No: 342 July 2013 60p CLASSIFIEDS For Sale This issue For Sale Light Oak Double Wardrobe 6 Wooden Office with drawer underneath Village Hall News - p3 £150 Filming Schedule - p3 Desks/Workstations Dressing Table to match NCB Live - p4 with Chairs £75 Trevor - p4 Good condition Large Pine Double Barry Slater - p4 £40 each Wardrobe with two drawers The PI Stroller - p4 or £200 for the lot underneath Christmas Lights- p5 £150 Fisherman's Friends - p5 Call 07968 424617 Carnival News - p5 Call 07773 153818 In Memory - p6 For Sale or Rent PISCES - p7 Parking Space at top Climate Friendly Parish- p8 1st St Minver Brownies & Stay & Play Group - p8 of the village Rainbows (by Peapod Courtyard) St Endellion Garden Party - p8 all reasonable offers considered Annual Donkey THE BIG SWIM - p9 RNLI news- p10 & 11 All enquiries please call Danny Derby, Car Boot Sykes on 07890 988882 PIGS - p12 [email protected] & BBQ Schoolchat- p13 Sunday 11 August Chorale Concert - p 14 Trewint Lane, ROCK Parish Council - p14 & 15 1/2 bed Ground Gates open from 4.30pm St Peter's - p16 Floor Flat Bouncy Castle, Games & Side Cooking with Martin - p17 and/or Shop, Kitchen/Dining Room, Stalls, Donkey rides, Twin bedroom (en suite), Lounge (or Refreshments, Ice creams Calum's Fishing report - p18 second bedroom), separate WC CH, Parking Lots of fun for all the family Get a weekly locally grown Option to use as retail unit if required Car Boot vegetable box delivered to New Lease - oiro £225,000 pitches £5.00 per pitch no need to your door All enquiries please call Danny Sykes book just turn up at 3.30pm Contact Camel CSA, your friendly on 07890 988882 community vegetable growing group, [email protected] www.noestateagentsplease.co.uk/ For more infor please ring Cath pages/PropertyDetails.php? Simmons on 01208 812685 or email her PropID=5531 The Trio Print [email protected] www.camel-csa.org.uk Service St Breward Silver Band on Trio is printed on an all-singing, all the Platt - Summer 2013 Trio is issued eleven times a year and is dancing colour machine that sits available in Secrets and the Co-op, St Breward Silver Band will be unused for most of the month. We Port Isaac, or by post - £21 a year in the UK appearing here on The Platt in Port therefore offer a village printing To subscribe please send a cheque, made Isaac from 7.30pm on the following service to help offset the cost of Trio. payable to Trio, Calenia, 3 Trewetha Lane, dates only: Port Isaac, Cornwall PL29 3RN Thursday July 25th We can print in full colour up to A3, To advertise in Trio telephone Thursday August 1st single or double sided, on paper or Thursday August 15th card up to 180gsm. The machine 01208 880905 Thursday August 22nd can tri or bi-fold leaflets or staple Published by Sam & Dee Littlechild booklets. As well as leaflets and Tel: 01208 880905 brochures we can print flyers, posters, menus etc. We also offer a email: [email protected] design service or can prepare your The publisher does not necessarily design ready for printing. hold the same views as those expressed by contributors and To find out more contact Dee on reserves the right to refuse or 01208 880905/880862, email: alter material supplied. [email protected] 2 Port Isaac Village Hall Village Hall News CREAM TEA in the Hall Garden (or inside if wet!) Sunday August 11th 3pm onwards raising funds for the Hall FILMING IN THE VILLAGE Please note timings are for guidance only and are subject to change on the day . * Thursday 4th July – Outside RNLI approx. 0800 – 1300. Old School House Car Park approx. 1300 – 1700. Side of the Mote approx. 1700 – 1900. * Friday 5th July – Outside & Above Fish & Chip Shop, Fore Street approx. 0800 – 1900 * Tuesday 9th July – Fern Cottage & Halwyn House, Roscarrock Hill approx. 0800 – 1900 * Thursday 11th July – End of Middle Street, below South West Water Access Road approx. 0830 – 1430. Buttermilk Fudge Shop approx. 1430 – 1930 * Monday 15th July – Halwyn House & Steps PORT ISAAC leading down from it/Beach approx. 0930 – 2030 VILLAGE HALL * Tuesday 16th July – RNLI 1000 – 1100 & Hire Rates Halwyn House & Steps leading down from it/ Beach approx. 1100 – 2100 NON-PROFIT MAKING PARISH CLUBS/ORGANISATION/ GROUPS/ASSOCIATIONS etc, FUNDRAISING EVENTS, * Wednesday 17th July - Halwyn House & CHILDRENʼS PARTIES (age 10 and under) - £5 per hour - £50 Steps leading down from it/Beach approx. 1100 for 24 hrs – 2200 GENERAL USERS/COMMERCIAL EVENTS - £8 per hour - £100 for 24hrs * Thursday 25th July – Old Café & Beach House, Port Gaverne approx. 0800 – 1900 For full details or to make a booking contact the Hall's Bookings Secretary, Julia Routledge, on 01208 880142 or email her Residents around the affected locations will be [email protected] contacted in due course. Johnny Bamford, Location Manager Your Hall for YOU to Use 07770 915481 Monty Till , Assistant Location Manager 07877 605330 www.portisaacvillagehall.co.uk 3 Trevor Grills We would like to thank everyone for making donations to The Brandon Trust in memory of Trev. A total sum of £11.684.96 was collected. I am sure The Brandon Trust will make good use of the money as I am sure Trev would be extremly pleased. Myself, Paul, Mark and Josh would like to thank you for the continued support we have all received over our difficult time. Many thanks Lesley Grills !"#$%#&'$ !"#$%&'()*+,'-&$.+,'/+0-$'+ ()**$+#$"#*,$-%$./*0$1'"$ 2'$3'$!#2'"$4"/56"$7$4"/56"$82**$$$$$ The Port Isaac Stroller 9:2;<9=>; 'Don't cast a clout till May is out'. The old wives tale seemed to be very appropriate !"#$%#$%&%'()&*%+,,+(*-.#*/%*+%()0/01)%/+-(% this year as May offered a widespread variation of weathers - but everything is 0"#12().3$%4-&1#*/%-.5&.*)2%*+/$%&.2%01+*")$6% relevant. As the wet weather brings on the greenery and the grasses so the mowers 7&8)%&%9#*%+:%,+08)*%7+.)/%&.2%&1$+%$-,,+(*% need to come out of the shed more often, filling the air with the smell of freshly cut grass. Finally a good spell of warm and sunny weather brings June. ;*%!)&*"%;0"++1%&.2%<()=$0"++16%5"+%9).)>*% )4-&11/%:(+7%*")%,(+0))2$%+:%*"#$%:-.2(&#$)( It's great sitting up at The Edge looking out across the beautiful Port Isaac bay !"#$%#&'()#&$*+&%,!!(-.&,%&/&&&&&&&&& towards the cliffs with the sea lapping at the shoreline, giving that thin white line that 0-$1&2(,-%#"3&$&1$-0$4* separates the sea from the land. It's a view that hasn't changed much over the years. ?+.*&0*%;*%!)&*"%<()=;0"++1%:+(%7+()% We are so lucky to have somewhere that is beautiful and even with the building of the #.:+(7&@+.%+.%ABCAD%DEBEFD%+(%8)),%-,%*+% car park, the constant stream of traffic and the hordes of people the natural beauty of our own piece of paradise will always shine through. 2&*)%+.%G&0)9++8%H%I)&(1/.)5$&1) And then you get dusk when the hordes have gone home and all you are left with is the fantastic sunset, filling the sky with pink, orange and turquoise hues for us to marvel at. Then the gulls come in to roost, their shapes silhouetted against a Barry Slater darkening sky and the final squawks can be heard as the village prepares to sleep. I say again, we are so lucky. ex Port Isaac RNLI We, as a community, 'share' our surroundings with what seems to be the world and his crewmember, was dog, but when push comes to shove, it is still our piece of heaven and it always will be. cremated on May 21st The Port Isaac Stroller 2013 in Cork, Ireland 4 OFXT Port Isaac Christmas Not Long to Go! Lights Fund Sbgu!Sbdf - Sunday August 4th We are very grateful to Tim & By now you should have designed the ultimate in winning rafts. Heather Legge for their lovely This years event is going to be bigger and better than ever with an donation in memory of their son, afternoon's entertainment planned and finishing with the most Jack. Thanks also to Mark and Mary adrenaline pumping, heart thumping, nerve racking race you will from Tuckaway Cottage for their very ever be part of. generous donation. You can get a full list of the rules and an entry form from our FaceBook page / email - [email protected] Thank you. The sum so far - £580! or by calling 01208 880984/20. You can donate in Nicki Bʼs and Port With £100 prize money and the winners shield at stake what Isaac Pottery, (where you can buy are you waiting for? porcelain and gold sea horse There will also be prizes for the best raft brooches which will raise £10 each and the team wearing the best fancy dress for the Christmas lights) Start building those rafts and prepare for an overdose of fun “Thank you to everyone for your support” dbsojwbm - Saturday August 24th at 6pm Big Christmas The finishing touches are now being put into place for this years parade. It is already looking like it is going to be a lot bigger than last year and this Lights Switch on has forced us to change the route. Friday December 6th As before the procession will start at the Playing Field. From here Mulled wine, mince pies the route will continue for the full length of Trewetha Lane taking it past the Village Hall before turning left onto Back Hill. From here plus Christmas Carols the route will continue as before, past the Chip Shop up Fore Singalong with with Street onto New Road and returning to the field.
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