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SPECIAL EVENTS in JANUARY Chacewater Parish Council Th Brenda Bailey MBE Tel: 01872 560485 [email protected] Sat

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SPECIAL EVENTS in JANUARY Chacewater Parish Council Th Brenda Bailey MBE Tel: 01872 560485 Brendabailey67@Gmail.Com Sat Contacting your Local Councillors SPECIAL EVENTS IN JANUARY Chacewater Parish Council th Brenda Bailey MBE Tel: 01872 560485 [email protected] Sat. 6 9.30.am The Christmas Trees to be taken down. Please meet in the Hazel Bailey Tel: 07716 868083 [email protected] King’s Head car park. See p 16 - 17 Paul Bearham Tel: 01872 560478 [email protected] John Carley Tel: 01209 821555 [email protected] Sun. 7th 9.30.a. Chacewater Rights of Way Walking Group. Meeting in the Darren Chaplin Tel: 01872 562966 [email protected] car park See p 31 - 32 Alan Crocker Tel: 01872 560079 [email protected] Paul Dyer Tel: 01872 560758 [email protected] Sun. 7th 10.30.am Covenant Service in the Main Hall at Chacewater Village Jim Holford Tel: 07584 135801 [email protected] Chris Kent Tel: 01872 561385 [email protected] Hall for local parishes and chapels All welcome ~ See p 18 Rob Knill Tel: 01872 561364 [email protected] Steve Leech Tel: 01872 560288 [email protected] Fri. 12th 7.00.pm. Parish Council Meeting starting with Public Question time. Martin Stephens Tel: 01872 560784 [email protected] All welcome. Chacewater Village Hall th Chacewater Parish Council Locum Clerk Fri. 12 7.30.pm “Carwynnan Quoit” at talk by Adrian Rodda of Cornwall Sue Herman; Grove Farm, East Hill, Blackwater, Truro, Cornwall, TR4 8EG Archeological Society ~ Redruth OCS see p 15 Tel: 07597 620390 or e-mail: [email protected] Mon. 15th 10.15. am – 11.45. am Monday Morning Meet in the WI Hall Chacewater Parish Council Tree Warden – see p 7 Gary Bailey Tel: 07718 66017 [email protected] th Cornwall Council Thurs. 18 7.30.pm Bingo in Chacewater Village Hall ~ profits to charity Cllr. John Dyer MBE Tel: 01872 273329 Mob: 07962 217665 e-mail: [email protected] Fri. 19th 7.30.pm “Sleeping Beauty” the first chance to see your local pantomime in Chacewater Village Hall - See pp 8, 9 & 15 Chacewater Parish Council meets in the Killifreth Room at Chacewater Village Hall at 7pm on the last Friday of most months. The exceptions are January, August & December. Sat 20th 2.30.pm “Sleeping Beauty” the first of 2 matinee performances in Occasional meetings are also on 2nd Friday of the month when necessary. Chacewater Village Hall ~ Chacewater Players - See pp 8, 9 & 15 Dates of all meetings are listed in the What’s On in Chacewater events list and on Parish Council notice boards. Sat. 20th 7.30.pm “Sleeping Beauty” Tickets only £5 Why pay more when panto is here on your doorstep! ~ Chacewater Players To advertise in this publication is easy, the prices are reasonable, and they bring results. Just contact the editor on (01872) 560485 to discuss your advert. Charges are as listed Fri. 26th 7.30.pm “Sleeping Beauty” the second weekend of performances by below. your local amateur dramatic group. ~ Chacewater Players Full page: monthly £26 for 3 months £75 or for 12 months £260 - See pp 8, 9 & 15 ¾ page: monthly £23 for 3 months £65 or for 12 months £230 Half page: monthly £15 for 3 months £42 or for 12 months £150 Sat. 27th 2.30.pm “Sleeping Beauty” and if you don’t like going out in the Quarter page: monthly £10 for 3 months £27 or for 12 months £100 dark, here’s your 2nd chance to see the annual pantomime in To advertise contact Brenda on 01872 560485 or email your ad to [email protected] Chacewater Village Hall ~ Chacewater Players - See pp 8, 9 & 15 Note: Only adverts are charged for, events listed at the front are free and news items are also free. Sat 27th 7.30.pm “Sleeping Beauty” last chance! Don’t miss out. “What’s On in Chacewater” is printed on environmentally friendly paper using wood from sustainable forests. Book your tickets today ~ Tel: 01872 561 760 P.T.O. 42 3 Mon. 29th 1.00.pm Sisters in Stitches Craft Group at 3 Estrella Place. please REGULAR ORGANISATIONS IN CHACEWATER PARISH bring a plate of food to share as our ‘post Christmas’ celebration. Chacewater Players ADVANCE NOTICE meet every Monday at 7.30.pm (adults) February to May [summer season] and every Monday at 6.30.pm (children) from September to January [pantomime] st Thurs. 1 February 7.30.pm. Chacewater & District Horticultural & inclusive in Chacewater Village Hall. For information Tel: 01872 560343. Fanciers Society AGM in the W.I. Hall Chacewater Methodist Parent & Toddler Group EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Every Friday 9.30 - 11.30.am in term time in the new Bowling Clubhouse, Falmouth Road, Chacewater. contact: Becky Tippett on (01872) 560429 or Post Office Counter Clerk Required Helen New on 01872 562920 / 07964 751024 for further details minimum 2.5 days per week. Flexible Rota Suitable candidate should be Computer literate and have Kernow Microscopical Society Numeric and Communication Skills. meets normally every third Saturday in the month in the Killifreth Room of for Job Description and Application Form apply in person to Chacewater Village Hall 1.30 - 5.30.pm with something for everyone. Mrs Diane Lovell (subpopstmistress) http://kernowmicroscopy.webplus.net/ Chacewater Women's Institute Christmas at St. Paul’s Church meets on the first Tuesday of every month at 7.15 pm in the W.I. Hall For At the time of "What's On in Chacewater" going to press (early information Tel: Anne Benson (01872) 271948 due to the printers’ Christmas break) there were still many more events to come celebrating the birth of Jesus. More about those Chacewater Evergreen Club meets at 2.00.pm alternate Thursdays in the W.I. Hall. Tel: (01872) 560772 next month. Just in time for the New Year edition of the parish magazine we 1st Chacewater Brownies & Rainbows enjoyed our service of Nine Lessons and Carols by Candlelight Fridays in term time at Chacewater School led by Fr. Simon Bone. The church looked very festive with Rainbows (girls aged 5 - 7)meet 4.45.pm - 5.45.pm Tel: (01209) 820020. everyone lighting up the carol books with their candles. There Brownies (girls aged 7 - 10 from 6.00.pm to 7.30.pm Tel: (01872) 264345 may have been some wax falling but, luckily, no-one set fire to themselves!! Sisters in Stitches Craft Group meets last Monday of every month 2.00.pm at 3 Estrella Place, The Terrace, Thanks to all the readers who represented organisations within Chacewater. the parish. The readings were enhanced by the representation of the Christmas story that enfolded to create a tableau of the Chacewater boys welcome at 1st Threemilestone Scout Group Nativity. Our thanks to all of them. Beavers meet Mondays 5.00.pm - 6.15.pm in Threemilestone Methodist Hall Cubs meet Thursdays 6.00.pm - 7.30.pm in Threemilestone Methodist Hall After the service we were treated to mince pies and mulled wine Scouts meet Thursdays 7.00.pm - 9.00pm in Tomperrow together with lots more festive fare, tea and coffee. It all was Girls also welcome! For information Tel: Akela 01872 560531 4 41 “WHAT’S ON IN CHACEWATER” BY POST absolutely delicious and we must give thanks to all those who Don’t forget that if someone you know lives outside the Parish of donated these goodies. Chacewater but wants to keep in touch we can send them Finally, we would like to wish all of you a very Happy New Year. monthly copiesof “What’s On in Chacewater”. Just give us a supply of stamped,addressed C5 envelopes and we’ll do the rest. Send envelopes to: Ronda, 6 The Terrace, Chacewater, Cornwall, TR4 8LT. Mobile Library Service The Mobile Library will visit Chacewater Parish at:- Twelveheads Chapel 11.50 am - 12.10 pm The Car Park in Chacewater Village 1.20 pm - 2.00 pm ~ then onto High View, Blackwater 2.15 pm - 2.35 pm on Thursday 4th January REGULAR ORGANISATIONS IN CHACEWATER PARISH If you would like to add your organisation to “What’s On in Chacewater” please contact the editor. Tel: 01872 560485 or email [email protected] Chacewater Runners The Nativity Tableau at St. Paul’s Church Meet in the Village Car Park on Thursday evenings at 7pm. Hares & Tortoises are welcome to join us running in the trails in the parish . Just turn up to run as Nine Lessons & Carols by Candlelight much or as little as is right for you. Wear good running shoes as there could be mud!!! Bring a torch (a head torch is ideal). For info. See Facebook and join the group ‘Chacewater Runners’ Kernow Karate The Shepherds with their meets Thursday evenings. For information Tel: (01872) 561644 or e-mail: sheep [email protected] Chacewater Rights of Way (Crow) Walking Group meets 1st Sunday in each month in the Car Park in the village. For info. Tel: 561364 or email gillian_knill@hotmailcom 40 5 CHACEWATER METHODIST CHURCH WELCOMES ONE AND ALL TO COME AND JOIN US EVERY SUNDAY CHACEWATER VILLAGE HALL Morning Service at 10.30.am Preachers in January January 7th 2018 :- Covenant service with Rev. Margaret Barnes This service is for St. Paul’s members and our neighbouring chapels. Light refreshments will be served in a ‘bring and share ‘ format. in the main hall January 14th 2018 :- Ruth Braddock January 21st 2018:- Maureen Edwards January 28th 2018 :- Steve Nicholson Further information from Revd Susan Golden 01872 263822 or 07951 428218 or [email protected] St Paul’s Church, Chacewater SUNDAY SERVICES AT 9.45am Preachers in January January 7th We are joining our Methodist friends for their Covenant Service in Chacewater Village Hall at 10.30.
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