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Lewannick, Polyphant & Trevadlock Newsletter Number 305 August 2011 Lewannick, Polyphant & Trevadlock Newsletter Lewannick FAMILY DAY Community Cinema AND SUNFLOWER Parish Council News CHALLENGE Sunday 11 September VILLAGE HALL LEWANNICK Lewannick Parish Council met at Polyphant 2.00pm to 5.00pm FRIDAY 19 AUGUST Village Hall on Wednesday 20 July. We had a Ellis Garden and Nurseries, Polyphant meeting with the Carnewater Practice Manager Entry £2.00. Ring 01566 772845 for details. TRUE GRIT prior to our ordinary meeting. We would now To be eligible for an award, we need to Cert 15 - 110 min. like to set-up a Forum Committee to assist with know how tall your sunflower is! On 31st August A well regarded remake of the 1969 classic the support of Carnewater Practice and would ring 01837 52265 or email Doors open 7.30pm. Film starts 8.00pm be encouraged to hear from any residents [email protected] with your name, Admission Adults - £4.50 within our parish who may like to get address and phone number or email address Under 16 - £3.00 involved. Carnewater Practice is very committed and the height of your sunflower in metres. If you run a B&B or holiday let, please in the healthcare service for our parish and is We also have an art competition. Draw, promote us to your visitors. We will be seriously looking at a site for a new surgery. paint or collage pictures of sunflowers and bring showing films in August and September We had two planning applications for them along to the Garden at Ellis Nursery Booking and info: 01566 782621/782352 discussion, namely: PA11/04510 Application for during the afternoon of Sunday 11 September Email: [email protected] Listed Building Consent for the renewal of roof to be judged. You will be able to design one on Trailers and reviews of all films are available and re-building of chimney, The Hive, the day if you wish. on our website: www.filmlewannick.co.uk Polyphant, Launceston for Catherine Thornhill. For a traditional family day out inspired by If you have transport difficulties The Little The application was supported. Application the beautiful surroundings of Ellis Garden, come Red Bus is available. For enquiries and PA11/04836 First Floor extension to form along and you‟ll find something to interest all bookings Tel: 01566 777960 between bedroom and ensuite. The Cottage, Polyphant, ages. From treasure hunts and quizzes, plant 12.30pm to 2.30pm Mon - Fri. Mr D Cash. Three Cllrs supported the identification and garden advice to home made application and five abstained. refreshments served at the edge of the garden, There was one invoice for payment with as well as the all important awards for the Archer Arms respect to the maintenance of the green at tallest sunflowers and pictures. This day out is Lewannick by Perfect Pastures of £400. Cllrs your chance to spend some special time with What’s on at the Archer Arms were pleased to note that our quarterly invoice your family and help raise the final £400,000 in August for the maintenance of the common areas we need to complete the Precious Lives Appeal. Monday Meal Deals - £3.95 within our parish has been reduced Little Harbour is in the last stages of the 1st Fish, Chips and Peas substantially following the generous assistance build and Children‟s Hospice South West is 8th Pie and Chips from Bowden Derra, Polyphant in assisting us looking forward to taking the building over from 15th Chicken and Chips with the maintenance of Polyphant Green on a the Contractor very soon. Once they have 22nd Sausage, Chips and Beans signed contract basis as previously reported. established the offices within the building and 29th Fish, Chips and Peas There is no meeting scheduled for August have moved from Truro to St Austell, they will Served 12.00 - 2.30pm / 6.00 - 9.00pm 2011 and our next meeting will be held at prepare to welcome anyone who has ever Eat in or take away supported the Precious Lives Appeal or who is Lewannick in September. Free Pool every Wednesday. Winner stays on interested in seeing the Hospice. It will be open Euchre Practise Nights every Wednesday at on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and 8.00pm. Come along and help us get a team Lewannick Flower Saturdays throughout part of September, all of for next season! and Produce Show October and into the beginning of November. If Live Music Saturday 6th August, 2.00pm you would like to visit, please call 01872 Friday 5th - “Odd Sox” 261166, or join one of the buses going from Classes for Flowers, Floral Art, Friday 19th - “Opium” Launceston. The exact dates will be announced Vegetables, Pot Plants, Containers, Cookery, Friday 26th - “Gerri” very soon. Preserves, Handicrafts, Photography plus Quiz Night every Sunday at 8.30pm. A bottle Help us open our new Children‟s Classes. Tea and cakes available of wine for the winning team. £1 per person. Children’s Hospice plus produce stall. Entries should be submitted Breakfast Club by 3rd August. Last Saturday of the month. 27 Aug, 10.00am Enquiries tel: Margo 782767 or David 782352 - 11.00am. £5.95 per person. For more information contact Alister or Zoe Did You Know? on 01566 782450. www.archerarms.co.uk Garden Club The tallest sunflower ever grown was recorded 7.30pm on 1st Wednesday of every month at in 2004 at 25.54 ft. - that‟s 7.75m! Lewannick Village Hall Aug 10: Evening visit to Marsh Villa Gardens good friend (Paul Whybrew) Sept 7: Talk on dahlias and sweet peas by RNLI COLLECTION A and I recently completed a cycle Neil Ashmoor The recent RNLI house to house collection in ride from Santander in Spain back to ALL WELCOME Polyphant raised £62.47. Our grateful thanks the UK raising funds for the Children‟s Hospice Enquiries: phone Tim Ellis on 0156686641 to everyone for their donations which will help South West. We started from the Kings Head in E-mail: [email protected] with the RNLI's work of saving life at sea. Altarnun on the 19th June and returned there on the 3rd July covering almost 720 miles in 12 BUSY BEES cycling days. We would like to thank everyone who donated so generously to help the Precious CLEANING SERVICE WANTED The Downing Day Centre at Pendruccombe Lives Appeal charity build their first children‟s Domestic Cleaning ~ Holiday and Spring Clean- House, Launceston want your milk bottle hospice near St Austell. ing ~ Care work ~ Ironing Service ~ Shopping tops to convert into cash to provide a special Dave Whitaker, Lewannick Service ~ Pet & House Sitting Service ~ Inside type of wheelchair for a young woman. Window Cleaning - All at reasonable rates Pam Sobey has kindly offered to receive them. Recycling Collections - August Call Maggie Edwards today on 007968 677783 for a FREE personal visit to discuss your needs Contact Pam on 01566 86525 Blue Zone starting at 7.00am 9th and 23rd August POLYPHANT METHODIST CHURCH Polyphant Ladies’ Club L.A.D.S. Car Treasure Hunt SERVICES AND EVENTS There will be no meeting in August. Our next Sunday, August 21st from 6.30pm FOR AUGUST trip is on Wednesday 7 September and is a Lewannick Village Hall Car Park voyage from Plymouth to Morwellham Quay £2 per person. Kids go Free Minister Rev. Malcolm Jones, tel. 01566 776603 with Sound Cruising of Plymouth. Our next BBQ TO FINISH Polyphant Morning Service 10.30am (unless meeting is on Wednesday, 28 September at otherwise stated) 7.00pm. For further information please Sun 7 Melvin Symons telephone Ann on 01566 880019 L.A.D.S. ROCK AROUND THE BLOCK Sun 14 Elizabeth Rodgers Saturday, 3 September Sun 21 Janet Barriball Gates open 7.00pm. Sun 28 David Lewis New Kung Fu Classes Outdoor event with Live Music. Events: Lewannick Village Hall Come and party in the field with rock and Mon 8 Open Meeting at Launceston Central, Every Thursday, 7.00pm - 8.30pm blues from “RUDH” and “DROP THE PILOT”. 7.30pm, initiated by Churches (starting 4 August) New for this year, “THE RAWTONES” (a Together in Launceston to discuss First two lessons free great rockabilly band guaranteed to get you the creation of a Launceston Food Get fit and flexible dancing) and singalong with “THE BUSKER”. Bank. All are welcome. Build confidence BBQ, PINTS BAR (byo spirits etc) Wed 10 Coffee Morning, 10.30am - 11.30am, Children age 6 and upwards and adults. Entry £5.00, available from the Archer Arms Polyphant Church Hall Contact Paul 07976 976750 or Tiffany 07969 or L.A.D.S. members. £7 at the gate Wed 31 Welcome service for Rev. Eleanor 984459. Fully qualified and CRB checked. FREE CAMPING. Reddington For information contact Owen Withers on 01566 ITEC WMA CNHC 86337. For Hall bookings at Polyphant contact Suzie Preston THE GOOD COMPANIONS Massage Therapist Jennifer Creber at 01566 779215. Bus Trip to Teignmouth Launceston . Lifton . Lewannick Wednesday, 17 August. ST MARTIN’S COMMUNITY CHURCH Leaving North Hill at 9.00am, stopping at Deep tissue massage for injury recovery Relaxation massage for stress & tension LEWANNICK SERVICES Trevadlock and Lewannick. Prices as usual. Tel. 0785 2671 391 FOR AUGUST For information/bookings please contact Olive www.suzieprestonmassage.co.uk Derbyshire on 786803, Ruth Bloomfield on [email protected] 782928 or Michael Cook on 782154. Lewannick Morning Services All services in Lewannick Church. Times variable. Rainfall for Lewannick Sun 7 TBA, 9.30am Compiled by John Panter Sun 14 Andrew Baker, 10.00am June 2011 5.20”, 130 ml Sun 21 TBA, 9.30am June 2010 1.46", 36.5 ml Sun 28 Family service, 10.00am Are you retired or in part-time work? Events: Would you like to meet others in a similar LOGS FOR SALE Wed 24 Coffee Morning and Bring and Buy, situation? Would you like to improve your £2.70 per net John and Joy Wadge‟s, Trewanta skills or fitness or learn something new? The Ash wood - excellent for burning Park, Lewannick, 10.00am - noon.
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