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KERNOWS Who Attended the Funeral Service and to Who Have Returned Me to the Equal Care Chartered Surveyors (( ESTATE V of Our Local Practice POPTtSMCSCNOOl PJ.P.TN. Mrs. Prescotfs Retirement As most of the committee members of Mrs. Beryl Prescott is retiring, after Port Isaac and District Tourisrh Asso­ sixteen years, at the end of the present ciation are hotel owners and serve on a term. It is hoped to make a presentation voluntary basis after all, it is not practical on the occasion of her leaving. Those to call meetings during the season there* wishing to contribute, please contact fore the next one will be in the autumn. Mrs. M. Cann, 39 New Road, Port Isaac, Work is carrying on, however> and a new or Mrs. H. Sproull, The Rock, Port Isaac, 'What’s On' guide is in production. Deli Farm Run For the civil parish of St. Endellion, If anyone is interested in taking part in North Cornwall. Issued on the last the run on Saturday 27th June, details can ANNIE BLAKE (nee BROAD) Friday of the month from January to be obtained from the School. It was with regret that we heard of the October, and the first Friday of the Donkey Derby death of Mrs. Annie Blake at die home of month in December. All copy m ust be This is to be held on Tuesday 7th. July, her brother at Little Barton, Delabole on with us by the Wednesday one week at the playing field in the evening. June 8th. Annie and her husbdnd Will, before. Available at local newsagents Largely organised by Carol Richards and had farmed at Trewetha Farm for many or by post for a yearly subscription of Julie Hewett, it will have stalls, donkey years. They retired to 'Little Tfewetha" in £4.50 - cheques payable to ‘Trio* please. races, raffles, and games. There will Port Isaac 18 years ago. She hid not en­ also be a ’car boot’ sale. Please contact the joyed the best of health for sotne time. Published and printed by Robin Penna, The funeral was held on June 12th. at The Blackthorn Press, 18 New Road, school if you can help in any way. Port Isaac, Cornwall. PL29 3SB Everyone welcome. Delabole Methodist Church and was Table Sale attended by many relatives arid friends. ISSUE NO 112 JUNE 1992 We express our sympathy to Will in the This will be held at the School on loss of a much loved and respected one. Wednesday 22nd. July at 3.00pm, with I didn’t have time to experiment with the raffles and refreshments. If you would GERTRUDE KIRK typefaces this month! Robin. like a table (£3.00) please contact the Older residents will have heard of the m m c T P iA N school. Everyone welcome. death at her home, 24 Well Street, Dela­ Jane Scown, Headteacher. bole, of Mrs. Gertrude Kirk age 90 years. North Cornwall District Council is Mrs. Kirk with her late husband Arthur, preparing a ten-year Local Plan for the THANKS resided at 44 New Road, Port Isaac, where whole of North Cornwall, setting out We would like to thank the unknown they had many friends. She was connec­ Council policies for the District's future. person who was good enough to post ted with the Port Isaac W.I. arid over Its main function will be to guide and back to us the vehicle manuals which had recent years has paid a number of visits to co-ordinate development and investment been stolen when our car was broken into America where her son Tony and his while ensuring environmental conserva- rtion. To make sure the plan is meaningful on Church Hill in May. family live. The funeral on Tuesday May and comprehensive, and covers all the Miriam and Ken Harrison. 26th, held at the Pertmpunt Crematorium, was attended by family and friends from key social, economic, and evironmenta! Thank you to my loving husband and Delabole and Port Isaac. We express our issues, each Parish Council in the District 'the greatest staff in Port Isaac, especially sympathy to Tony and family. has been provided with a short and sim­ 'Our Swamp Duck'. You made it the best ple questionnaire, to be completed by birthday in Port Isaac I have ever had. MARY ROWLAND 31st. July. We understand that a Draft Thank you again. Gerri. (The Lantern). Many friends over a very large area Plan will be drawn up, using the informa­ I would like to thank everyone for were sorry to hear of her death after a tion received, and will be made available making my R.N.L.I. Coffee Morning such very long and painful illness, at her home for public consultation next summer. a success, with all their generosity, hard 'Rowbrook, Trelights. Mary and her late mother came from London 22 years ago POEMS work, support on the day, and help, Cornwall happy joyful and warm, especially with raffle prizes, cakes, etc., to reside at Trelights. At the time of her death she was a Steward at the Methodist Cornwall fierce, fierce as a storm, and of course, the washing up! The land of piskeys, Cornish men say. Lesley Walton. Church at Trelights and also local preach­ er on the Cam elf ord and Wadebridge Cir­ Fishing rules, rules the way. May I try to thank all of you who sent cuit. In spite of failing health and blind­ For my teacher Mrs. Scown. such kind messages of support, cards, ness she carried out services to the By Mice Stratton, 9 years old nearly 10. gifts and offers of practical help. To my churches to which she was appointed. I look forward to a good Cornish rhyme regret I cannot thank each one indivi­ The funeral was held at the Trelights When I open my Trio each time, dually, but wish to say how humble I felt Methodist Church on May 27th and But with no poem from Eric that so many should take so much trouble attended by a large congregation. The I get quite hysteric. for me and my family. Trish, Alison, Revd. David Easton, conducted the So here's my request for next time. Fiona and Chris join me in saying how service and also officiated at St. Endellion. P. Fraser. much these warm thoughts have helped. I have now returned home, following Mrs. Stella Rose, companiori and friend, great kindness - and a lot more tests than and family of the late Mary Rowland, I knew existed - by people at Treliske, wish to express their sincere thanks to all KERNOWS who attended the funeral service and to who have returned me to the equal care Chartered Surveyors (( ESTATE V of our local Practice. all those who visited Mary when at home ,♦ A AGENTS )j+i and Estate Agents John Scott. or in hospital. Thanks to all the doctors and nurses who cared for her over such a ^ % r i ^ long period. Special thanks to Revd. D. 19 Market Place, Camelford. (0208) 212938 W$t €uiet Comer Easton for conducting the service, Peter 26 New Road, Port Isaac. (0208) 880125 Time is the inexplicable raw material of Blake (organist), the chosen bearers, and Mr. Ron Bray. Donations in lieu of everything; the daily miracle.1 FINANCE AVAILABLE Arnold Bennett. flowers were for the funds of Mount PHOTOCOPYING AND FAX SERVICES Edcumbe Hospice, St. Austell. M M S N C W M m telephone box should be reinstated, it has TREVATHAN FARM been dug up numerous times and there An unofficial report compiled from are no longer any trees, he added. ST. ENDELUON notes taken during the meeting at the STRAWBERRIES Available early June. (A suggestion to call this area Tort Church Rooms, Port Isaac, Monday 8th. Isaac Village Green* was rejected.) Cllr. Pick-your-own and ready picked. June. For accurate information, refer to Dawe said that it was ’all indians and no NEW POTATOES Dig your own if you wish! the Parish Council minutes. workers’ at the Council. Other fruit and vegetables in season. Public Discussion Mark Provis said if there was no FREE-RANGE EGGS from our own hens. Peggy Richards asked about the signs manpower couldn’t they make money TEA ROOM to the surgery and was told that they will available for the Parish Council to get the Qpen daily from 10am. be installed - paid for by an anonymous work done. Morning Coffee, Light Lunches, Cream Teas. donor. She also said overhanging hedges David Welton said, all around the Home-made Pasties and Pizza Specials. on the road between Port Isaac and county, trimming was only being done Trewetha make it dangerous for walkers. where necessary for safety. THE Doris Hambly mentioned lohg grass Henry Symons pointed out that High­ causing poor visibility at the B3314. ways were responsible for the verges but HARBOUR SHOP Footpath Tenders that landowners were supposed to cut TEL: BODMIN 880297 The public were asked to leave the their hedges. room while the tenders were discussed. The Clerk confirmed that trimming MAGAZINES * NEWSPAPERS Finance should take place from June to September CONFECTIONERY * CIGARETTES and November to March. STATIONERY * BOOKS * TOYS After this month’s expenses: £269.28 in the account, £3894.35 on depdsit. Si Brtdeliion Sign GREETING CARDS * GIFTS An insurance premium increase of £35 to Cllr. Dawe said that the village sign SELECTION OF PRINTS was now in St. Kew Parish, and ought to cover libel and slander damages, no NEWSPAPERS DELIVERED DAILY be moved back nearer to St. Endellion. longer provided by the Council for Town Tree Warden Scheme and Parish Councils. David Phelps said meetings will be £25 was donated to the Soldiers, Sailors, held and, as warden for St.
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