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Sheviock Parish Newsletter SHEVIOCK PARISH NEWSLETTER Issue 95 December 2015 1 SPN 95 December 15 From the Editor ell! Where did that year go! My sixth issue already and still learning. WYour encouraging comments are most welcome. Did you have a go at the puzzle in the last issue? Looking forward to some seasonal weather, this warm air certainly keeps the heating bills down, but a bit of cold wintry sunshine would be just right. With this Newsletter you’ll also receive a leaflet regarding the Neighbourhood Development Plan, please take time to read it, it will affect all our futures. If you have any contributions you’d like to see printed in the newsletter, do please get in touch. Any items submitted should be original, or with the owner’s permission. Steve Medway Cover photo:. Autumn colour and sun’s rays over Portwrinkle ADVERTISE WITH US 1/6 Page - £10.00 - Greyscale, £14.00 - Colour Please contact any member of the Editorial team. Editor Steve Medway 01503 230661 [email protected] Editorial Team: Joy Kentisbeer 230316, Diane Stevenson 230859, Distribution Team: Lynn Vickery 230048. Grateful thanks to Lynn and the hard working distribution team: Jenny Cooke Tredrossel Kate Taylor & Chris Horsfield Portwrinkle David Dunn Main Road & West Lane Judy Scott Sheviock Gillian Kennedy Burns View & Dawney Terrace Bridget Sykes Tredis Celia Lister Cross Park & Sheviock Lane Peter Hunt Trethill Lynn Vickery Kimberly Foster Close Janet Lockett Carew Close Please take note of the copy date for issue 96 – Saturday February 14th. 2016 Steve Medway 01503 230661 [email protected] 11 Burns View Crafthole, Torpoint PL11 3BW Distribution date around March 1st will require material to be received by copy date. I hope all our contributors are happy with this issue. If you have any points to make regarding this issue, please let me know. 2 SPN 95 December 15 ����������������� 3 SPN 95 December 15 Unforgettable and Unique Award winning dining overlooking Whitsand Bay Lunches served Monday - Saturday £11.50 Two Courses £14.00 Three Courses Inclusive of tea and coffee To pre-book please Telephone (01503) 230276 or visit www.whitsandbayhotel.co.uk 4 SPN 95 December 15 Editor’s Bit How many times have I heard the comment “What a wonderful community we live in, I feel so lucky to be a part of it”. It is certainly a view with which I concur, and when I hear this my mind often turns to thinking just why should this be so. There are many factors come to mind such as our lovely surroundings, our many social groups, focused on the Memorial Hall, the Hotel, our Churches, schools. societies, pubs and, of course, the shop. Maybe we should bear all these things in mind if we wish to maintain this happy state of affairs. Another factor I think important is the comparative tidiness and lack of litter in our villages. We all have an opportunity to contribute to this by volunteering for one of the ideas suggested on page eleven. Sometimes we find that some of our many visitors don’t share such high standards, and we need to compensate and clear up after them, but let’s not believe that all visitors are so minded - I heard that parties camping on the beach made sure they left everything as clean, if not cleaner, than they found it. This month the Rame Peninsula Crime figures indicated there were no reported crimes in our Parish. More reason to congratulate ourselves, if only for not getting caught! I DON’T believe it! By Grumpy old Git Question: If you could live forever, would you and why? Answer: I would not live forever, because we should not live forever, because if we were supposed to live forever, then we would live forever, but we cannot live forever, which is why I would not live forever," --Miss Alabama in the 1994 Miss USA contest. "Whenever I watch TV and see those poor starving kids all over the world, I can't help but cry. I mean I'd love to be skinny like that, but not with all those flies and death and stuff." Mariah Carey "Smoking kills. If you're killed, you've lost a very important part of your life," -- Brooke Shields, during an interview to become spokesperson for federal anti-smoking campaign. Think on this: Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit; Wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad. 5 SPN 95 December 15 Sheviock Memorial Hall, Crafthole December 2015 Whoever reads this column we, The while away those winter months Trustee Management Committee , behind closed doors , in front of a TV wishes you a very Happy Christmas or something, when on their doorstep and a Prosperous New year. are so many activities. Why not come The Sheviock Memorial Hall is still in along to the Hall and enjoy an activity good shape though as with any and daily refreshing conversation? premise or house there are always a Remember everyone that the hall has few items requiring attention. Can rooms for hire. The hall has, over the anyone recommend a Qualified, years, held wedding receptions, reliable electrician ,if so please contact anniversary parties and many other me on 230326. Since losing our occasions. Perhaps you could use it for Electrician, of some 15 years, it has your party or any other occasion. If been difficult to get another to take you need to check on the halls his place. availability contact our :- The Sheviock Memorial Hall has been Booking Secretary a busy place during the autumn Thelma Wells months with the Arts and Craft Fair, 01503230524 another one to remember. It was very Hope you all have a lovely Christmas well attended and enjoyed by a bigger and New year. crowd than usual. Thanks to all who Oh by the way, if you go onto the attended, helped in any way, from the Sheviock Parish Web site, then to the kitchen staff to those who helped with “Memorial Hall” you can keep up to the clearing up afterwards. date with all the activities and also see There are many daily experiences the Hire Charges. going on in the winter months. Can I tempt you to a game of whist, Michael Snowling. Badminton, Short tennis, Short Mat Chairman. Bowls, Snooker/Billiards. Did you know Sheviock Memorial Hall, that Spanish lessons are available? It Crafthole seems such a shame that so many Trustee Management Committee local residents are only too happy to 6 SPN 95 December 15 SHEVIOCK MEMORIAL HALL SUPPORTERS CLUB £5 a YEAR gives chance to win £10 EVERY week. WINNERS 25th August 2015 to 10th November2015 DATE WINNER No DATE WINNER No 25/08/15 Terry Dickens 87 13/10/15 Ray Skelly 95 01/09/15 Liz Doyle 44 20/10/15 Mike Luker 180 08/09/15 Brenda Wilcox 218 27/10/15 Andrew Lockett 16 15/09/15 Richard Doyle 160 03/11/15 Bob Stevenson 56 22/09/15 Tim Purchell 211 10/11/15 Scott Dickens 60 29/09/15 Carlie Brickle 34 06/10/15 John Lloyd-Hughes 266 Many thanks as always to the collectors who do a great job. There are still a few people who haven’t been collected from yet and so if you haven’t had your fiver collected please see your collector or pop it in my letter box. The 200 club is just one of many ways in which you support the Village Hall and we thank you all for your continuing support. The Hall’s facilities are available to all residents of the Parish and all money raised is used to help to improve the hall and its facets. If you would like to join the supporter’s club, please give me a call and I will happily allocate a number and arrange for a collector to call for your subscription. If you would like to be a collector and meet lots of villagers then please talk to me. If you only take part in one flutter this year it has to be the Sheviock Memorial Hall Supporters Club. A guaranteed £10 winner every week, except Christmas week, and it supports the Hall. James Carter. Tel: 230757. Address - 17 Kimberley Foster Close. Tip of the Quarter This time two tips on opening jar lids. One do and one don’t. Don’t I had a jar of my favourite chutney from my favourite chutney producer. The lids on these tend to seal very well due to the vacuum created during production. Having unsuccessfully tried all manner of ways I got my chain wrench from the garage - the one I use for removing oil filters- and ended up with a messy mix of chutney and broken glass. So Don’t try that method. Do So I had a look on line, as you do, and came up with this gem. Tap the lid with a spoon, or some-such, and the seal will be broken, allowing easy removal of the lid. Thinking this all looks a bit too good to be true, I tried it, and it worked. So Do try this method. 7 SPN 95 December 15 Crafthole and District Open Flower CRAFTHOLE COMMUNITY SHOP and Vegetable Show Wishing ALL OUR CUSTOMERS, VOLUNTEERS AND After the outstanding success of the 2015 Show DIRECTORS with so many high quality entries, the Show in “A Happy Christmas and every blessing as we 2016 will be a hard act to follow. However over enter a New Year!” the winter we will be investing in improvements We thank you ALL for your support in 2015 and trust for displaying the multiple entries.
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