Paul Parish Community Magazine June 2016
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Paul Parish Community Magazine June 2016 50p St Mary with St Paul, Penzance; St John the Baptist, Penzance St Peter’s, Newlyn; St Pol de Leon, Paul. Activities Contents Choir Practice Wed 7.30pm John Harry (church) Heritage Lottery Funding announcement Page 4 Bell Ringing Thurs 7.30pm Margaret Byrne (church) 731617 Deanery church visits Page 6 Womens Institute 2nd Thurs 7.30pm Linda Burton (church hall) 732618 Mousehole Methodist Chapel Services Page 7 Lunch Club Mon 12 for 12.30 Diane Bond Queen's 90th Birthday celeBrations Page 8 (church hall) 731057 Line Dancing Thurs 7.30-9.30pm Annaliese Male Dates for your diary Page 9 (church hall) (except 2nd Thurs) 731717 Paul Church services Page 10 Mousehole Male Voice Choir Page 11 Contacts ewaves Shout Page 12 Priest in charge Andrew Yates 367863 Cluster Christian Aid Supper Page 14 [email protected] Churchwardens Mary Wooding 732954 Women's Institute Page 15 Nancy Renfree 731608 Paul Greek Taverna funds for Refugees on Samos Page 16/17 Treasurer Pam Jones 731617 PCC Secretary Sue Snell 363386 Battle of the Somme - 100 years on Page 22/23/24 Pastoral Ministers Judith Byrne 367953 David Carpenter 731861 Mary Griffiths 732567 Nancy Renfree 731608 Church Hall hire Margaret Byrne 731617 Methodist Minister Rev. Julyan Drew 364707 NEXT MONTH'S EDITION Methodist Church Marjorie Kells 448622 secretary All contriButions for the July magazine to me By the 17th of June please. Magazine editor/ Kate Picknett 731991 I am urgently looking for anyone who would Be interested in taking over adverts [email protected] editing the magazine so please contact me if you think you can help. Thanks. 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J1528ulya1532n Drew 364707 NEXT MONTH'S EDITION MNewlyneth%bridgeodist Church1333 M1425arjor1530ie K1534ells 1534 1649 4417498622 1925 2125 2325 Gwavas%crossroads 1336 1428 1533 1537 1537 1652 1752 Gwavassec%Chywoone%Crescentretary 1338 1430 1539 1539 1754 All contriButions for the July magazine to me By the 17th of June please. MGwavaags%crossroadsazine editor/ 1341 K1433ate P1533ickn1542ett 1542 1652 7317571991 I am urgently looking for anyone who would Be interested in taking over aPauldv%Boslandew%Hillerts 1545 1655 [email protected] 2342 Sheffield%Garage 1344 1419 1436 1536 1545 1548 1658 1709 1803 1819 1924 1945 2145 2345 editing the magazine so please contact me if you think you can help. Paul%Boslandew%Hill 1347 1439 1539 1712 1822 Thanks. Kate Gwavas%Crossroads 1350 1422 1442 1542 1715 1825 1927 1948 2148 2348 Gwavas%Chywoone%Crescent 1352 1444 1950 2150 2350 [email protected] Gwavas%Crossroads 1355 1422 1447 1542 1715 1825 1927 1953 2153 2353 Newlyn%bridge 1358 1425 1450 1545 1718 1828 1930 1956 2156 2356 Springfield Alverton%The%RopewalK 1402 1454 1549 1959 2159 2359 Penzance%Alexandra%Inn 1427 1720 1830 1932 Mousehole Lane Penzance%MarKet%Jew%St 1405 1431 1457 1552 1724 1834 1936 2002 2202 0002 Mousehole Penzance%bus%&%rail%station 1411 1437 1558 1730 1840 1941 2007 2207 0007 TR19 6TS TEL: 01736 731991 320 331 the local community who fought in the First World War. Volunteers are very keen to collect oral history from our older population to capture their memories of living and working in the Parish, cultural traditions, myths and legends associated with the area. ! OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE HERITAGE LOTTERY FUND Alongside this will Be a two year programme of activities for the local St Pol de Leon Church, part of the Penlee Cluster, has received a ‘first round community, including schools, as well as visitors and tourists. The focus of pass’ of £34,300 from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) to develop a major these activities will Be to help people to engage with and reflect on the project that will celeBrate peace through the restoration of the church’s theme of Sacrifice, Peace and Reconciliation as we approach the 100th significant First World War memorial window. This development funding anniversary of the end of the First World War, and more widely, will help the project team to progress their plans so that they can Bid for an encourage people to reflect on their cultural identity and the community’s estimated £259,000 of funding from the HLF towards the end of 2016. The memories of personal sacrifice. project will not only restore the window, But will also commemorate victims of armed conflict over the last 100 years, create a series of exhiBitions, St Pol de Leon is considered acoustically to Be one of the Best venues in community history projects and workshops on the theme of Sacrifice, Peace West Cornwall and so is regularly used for music concerts By a variety of and Reconciliation as we approach the anniversary of the end of the First organisations. Developing the church as a cultural venue and community World War. resource is hindered By the lack of toilet facilities and the grant will help The project will restore the First World War (FWW) Bolitho Memorial with this as well as accessiBility improvements. Window. The glazing itself is in good condition, But the window tracery is polyphant, a popular soft stone used By the Victorians, But one found now This initial grant money will Be part of a development phase which will By Historic England to Be irredeemaBle, irrecoveraBle and irreparaBle. The identify the specific needs of the restoration work and develop a 2 year polyphant stone that is removed from the window will Be recycled By activity and Business plan to ensure sustainaBility. commissioning the sculptor Alice King to create a series of works on the key themes of Sacrifice, Peace and Reconciliation. Commenting on the award, Rev. Andrw Yates said: “We are thrilled to have received the support of the Heritage Lottery Fund and know this Looking towards the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, project will Bring together many different people in our community giving the project will also commemorate victims of armed conflict over the last their perspective on the themes of sacrifice, peace and reconciliation”. 100 years through the commission of a new plaque following the Newlyn Copper tradition. We will commission Michael Johnson, a leading A first-round pass means the project meets HLF criteria for funding and coppersmith who estaBlished his workshop in Newlyn in 2004 where he HLF Believes the project has potential to deliver high-quality Benefits and undertakes major commissions, and also offers workshops for young people value for Lottery money. The application was in competition with other and apprenticeships. supportaBle projects, so a first-round pass is an endorsement of outline proposals. Having Been awarded a first-round pass, the project now has We will create interpretive displays Building on our core theme, including: up to two years to suBmit fully developed proposals to compete for a firm the Arts and Crafts Movement, FWW Home and ABroad, FWW poetry – award. On occasion, an applicant with a first-round pass will also Be Julyan Grenfell ( a quote from a sonnet dedicated to him By Maurice Baring awarded development funding towards the development of their scheme. is incorporated in the design ) and the stories of individuals from the 428 295 the local community who fought in the First World War.