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Advertise in Here If You Would Like to Place an Advert in Your Gazette Advertise In Here If you would like to place an advert in your gazette, then why not give me a ring or drop me an e-mail to discuss your requirements. A full page business advert for one year will cost £36 (just £3 per month). A half page business advert for one year will cost £18 (just £1.50 per month). A quarter page £9 for one year. All other entries (stories, quizzes, articles, one-off events or for sale items) will be free. All entries must be in by the beginning of the 2nd last week in each month. Phone - 01566 781339 E-mail - [email protected] Address - Sycamore Farm, Tresmeer, Launceston, Cornwall, PL15 8QT 48 USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS EDITOR — 01566 781819 or 781339 COMMUNITY LIAISON POLICE — 01566 771419 MAIN POLICE SWITCHBOARD — 08452 777444(non emergency) HALL BOOKING CLERK — 01566 781819 or 781339 C OF E VICAR — 01566 785365 CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU — 01208 74835 www.tresmeer.com NHS DIRECT — 0845 4647 If you would like to link your DENTAL HELPLINE — 0845 5000 230 LEISURE CENTRE — 01566 772551 business or profession to us, CORNWALL COUNCIL — 0300 1234 100 Have photos of the area, articles, RSPCA — 08705 555999 or information TOURIST INFORMATION — 01566 772321 contact : [email protected] LAUNCESTON MEDICAL CENTRE - 01566 772131 CRIMESTOPPERS - 0800 555 111 NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH CO-ORDINATOR– 01566 781339 WILDLIFE CO– ORDINATOR– 01566 781339 TRESMEER PARISH COUNCIL –01566 773078 Do You Know.... ENVIROMENTAL MANAGEMENT:0300 1234 202 You can advertise events in TRESMEER on VIL.LAGE SHOP 01566 781819 www.launceston-2020.co.uk? You just have to send the details to Cherry at NON-EMERGENCY GENERAL POLICE [email protected] CONTACT NUMBER— 101 ——————————————————————————— “TRADESMEN” PLEASE NOTE NEW CHARGES FOR We have had enquiries about the experience, reliability and TRESMEER VILLAGE HALL from April 2011 Hire Charges: quality of work done by our advertisers. We would like to point Due to the increasing prices on gas and electric, it was decided to review our out that the printing of an advert by “the gazette” does not imply hiring prices. an endorsement or recommendation. Many of our supporters are New prices as follows: Morning/afternoon/evening to regulars £12 not actually known to us personally. Our One off events £15 recommendation if in doubt, is to ask for the name of at least 2 Evening event with bar: £25 customers that have used the service/s provided. A bona fide All day hire charge £30 with bar £35 tradesman will not be insulted or phased by this request. These new prices will start from April 2011 43 PAGE 2 I can understand when writers say they have writers block! You really do have to be in the right place to be able to ex- press that deep connection and put it onto paper so that those that read it feel it too. That’s why it takes me a little longer each month because I also have to be in that right place. Everything I write is not for everyone, but if it touches just one person then that’s good enough for me. So here we are another month, November, and with it another year older for me. Where has the time gone? Here at the shop I have had a new bike rack made for me to fix on the side of Launceston Fine Dining Experience the shop, for those of you who travel by bike. Thank you David Bloye Booking advised — 01566 777202 My hubby has also fixed a few clips for holding your doggies on leads whilst you shop. For sample menus, live music and events, visit My little birdies have retuned to my feeding station. The crows and magpies www.cuckoos-nest-resturant.co.uk continue to squabble and flap at each other in the trees opposite my window, and the flowers that have grown from a packet of seeds I threw into my front flower boxes are giving me a wonderful show. Apparently called Morning Glory...well I shall be throwing a few more of them around for next year. So I suppose it will be a case of Christmas Shopping from now on. Good luck to all of you. Don’t forget out Christmas Bazaar on the 24th here at the hall. Lots of new stalls and bacon butties served all day plus lots more, OH and father Christmas visiting at 2pm(if he can make it) Well have a lovely month wherever you are, whatever you are up to. I will try to remain positive and start telling myself that its not waiting for oth- ers to make my life good, but actually it is up to me. Thought for the month What you never had you will never miss. Examine your heart, Maybe just let go? PAGE 3 42 BLAG UPDATE: THE “NIPPY CHIPPY” Wine and Wisdom: Don’t forget the Wine & Wisdom quiz evening on Saturday, November 3rdat Tresmeer Village Comes to Hall. Please turn up at 7pm for a prompt start to the quiz at 7.30. We will be providing a light TRESMEER savoury supper and teas & coffees. Please bring your own alcoholic refreshments and drinking glasses. Tickets are £3 and can be obtained from Jan Polatch (tel 86683) or Pete Stephenson (in (hall car park) (tel 86383) ... or pay at the door. Teams can be of 4, 5 or 6 people (and youngsters under 16 Thursday 29th November can be added to your team without affecting the headcount). Our Quiz Master will be Chris Read, ably assisted by Dorothy and Ann Sheldrake who will keep the scores. There is the 5pm till 7pm “Laneast & Badgall Wine and Wisdom Trophy” to fight for and the winning team will get a bottle of wine each, too (up to a maximum of 6 members). 100 Club Draw results for September: WINE & WISDOM EVENING 1st Prize (£30): No. 87 – Anita Hussey, Westlea, Laneast 2nd Prize (£15): No. 86 – Roy Sheldrake, Trekenner Farm Friday 16th November 3rd Prize (£5) : No. 04 – Melvyn Snell. Marisa Park, Laneast Tresmeer Village Hall Next draw: Saturday, 24th November at 6.15pm at the Rising Sun (subject to the kitchen reno- 7.30pm vations being completed on time). Please bring own drinks/wine Future Actions for the Action Group: Our Open Meeting on Tuesday 23rd October was attended by 17 people. We will be continuing the 100 Club, so please consider renewing your subscription now for next year. Our focus for Please book early the time being will be on social events and on launching our very own community website. Peggy Stephens 01566 86292 Also, we will be actively engaging with BT over its provision of superfast broadband ... we Lynn Frostick 01566 86986 need to be assured that there will be no delay in bringing the promised fibre optic service to us In aid of St. Michael & All Angels, Trewen in Badgall and Laneast AND we need to be assured that the speed actually provided is not the minimum BT can get away with. If necessary, we will seek community support for additional technology to bring the best service to our doorsteps. Karen Graham and Suzie May have joined the Coordinating Team to mastermind future social events. May we once again thank GAZZA’S TAXI SERVICE everyone for their continuing support. Karen Graham, Suzie May, Call me on : 07538737898 Martyn Orchard, Tom Polatch, Pete Stephenson Free phone: 08000 236 362 PARISH COUNCIL NEWS: Cornwall Council’s AONB Team (Area of Outstanding National Beauty) will be celebrating Will go anywhere the 40th anniversary of the South West Coastal Path Association next spring. They are propos- ing various sponsored walks. The Padstow to Porthcothan leg will be on Tuesday April 30th (see www.GreatSouthWestWalk.co.uk). We could do our own thing in Badgall and Laneast by walking our own local footpaths. Anyone up for this? FOR SALE THE NEW BUS SHELTERS: 32 Books on Walking £10 Ellie Biddick, Kate Hamlin and helpers are organising a celebratory event at the Badgall Bus 22 Books on Trains & Model railways £10 Stop. All welcome. It kicks off at 6pm on Saturday, 10th November. Unopened Roll of underlay £25 Tel: 07971647889 PAGE 4 PAGE 41 Bluebella Party Do you like to meet with friends, have a laugh and let your hair down? Then why not book a BLUEBELLA Party. Bluebella parties can be enjoyed in the comfort of your own home, with your female family and friends; it is a chance to treat yourself to beautiful Lingerie. Host will receive a 10% of party sales towards her own order. To book or discuss party needs please Ring 07790009450: Or Email: [email protected] Facebook: Bluebella North Cornwall Please Note Parties are for ladies and over 18yrs only. L. READ. Bulb planting at Tresmeer Village Hall General Builder A long standing member of the community, Mr Graham Martyn who sadly For all Building Work, New Work, Renovation passed away earlier in the year, discussed with myself, planting Daffodils & Refurbishment along the outside bank of the village hall. So in memory, and with the agreement of the village hall committee, his widow Val, and his family, it Plumbing, Carpentry, Electrical, Plastering, was arranged for the afternoon of Sunday 14th October. Advertising in the Roofing, Block Work, Stonework, gazette, the event was opened up for anyone who wished to join us, which Decorating, Landscaping saw some 20+ people attend. The weather stayed kind to us, and after nearly 2 hours most of the bulbs were planted. Phone or email for quotations, Pictured above are a few of the younger generation helping.
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