Issue 137 Feb/Mar 2018

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A £500 cheque was awarded to Hospice Care, as it gained first place in ASDA Community Green Token Giving Scheme. Volunteers from Cornwall Hospice Care also bag-packed over Christmas and collected £926. A fantastic total for our local hospice Jenna Fentham Community Champion Hayle's Citizen of the Year 1 Hayle Pump Newsletter Passmore Edwards Institute, 13-15 Hayle Terrace TR27 4BU The Pump is produced by volunteers as a community newsletter. NB All articles accepted are not necessarily the view of the editorial team. View online at www.haylepump.org.uk

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Hayle Film Club continues its winter- spring season with an interesting mix of comedy and drama, plus some

excellent female-led films. The crowd-pleasing VICTORIA & ABDUL, starring (who else?) Judi Dench and directed by Stephen Frears, will be screened on Saturday, 10th February. We expect a good audience so do book early, if you can. And on Thursday, 22nd February, we'll present the drama IN BETWEEN (Bar Bahar), about three young Palestinian women, flatmates in Tel Aviv, trying to find their paths in life (in Hebrew and Arabic, with English subtitles). In March we offer up two satires -- the first, a vicious comedy of horrors, welcome. THE DEATH OF STALIN, Donna Anton, Chair directed by master satirist Armando 01736 753184 Iannucci, based around the power [email protected] vacuum in the Kremlin following www.haylefilmclub.org.uk Uncle Joe's death in 1953. A less monstrous, but no less savage, treat Hayle & District awaits in Lions Club. THE PARTY, on Thursday, 22nd March, about a London middle-class A big thank you to the dinner party that goes very wrong. residents of Hayle and All screenings take place upstairs at the surrounding areas for the Passmore Edwards Institute and supporting our many activities over begin promptly at 7.30pm. Tickets are the Christmas period. With your kind £5 per person (£4 for members; generosity we made in excess of membership is just £7.50 per year). £1700 which will be used to support Book by phone (01736 600736) or both individuals and organisations in online at www.haylefilmclub.org.uk. the local area. Free refreshments follow Saturday Also a massive thank you to ASDA screenings. Tickets on the door and Lidl for allowing us to park our subject to availability. All are sleigh on their premises playing 3 Christmas carols and giving out Goldsithney on Sunday 11th sweets to the local children, and to February commencing at 12:30. the local pubs in Hayle for allowing For further details contact Steve on us to run the Lions Christmas raffle 01736 759239. on their premises. Father Christmas We then have our annual Quiz Night has now gone on a well-earned at The Quay House, Lelant on holiday having travelled around Tuesday 27th February commencing Hayle and Connor Downs meeting at 7:00 for a prompt 7:30 start. It is hundreds of children and giving them not a hard quiz, it’s more of a an early Christmas treat. How he fun quiz with some unusual finds time to visit us during his busy categories, we have a laugh and schedule we do not know, but before everyone enjoys it. There will be an he departed he expressed his thanks entrance fee per team of four persons to the people of Hayle and Connor with free nibbles supplied. Bar will Downs for their welcome and be open but you have to pay for the promised us that he will return next drinks (question master could be open Christmas. This brings our 2017 to bribes if you buy him the right events to a close and we have now drink, only joking). started planning our 2018 activities. John Broadbridge - PR Officer The first of which is our Fun Dog Show at St Piran’s Hall in

4 Bodriggy Surgery

I would like to invite you to try out our Bodriggy Surgery Crafts Group, here in Hayle, which was originally set up through Arts for Health, but is now a self-run group. If you look around the surgery, you can see some of the work they have produced. The focus of the group is not on health problems you have, and you will not be expected to discuss your health or other issues. Instead you will find that spending time working in a small group being creative can boost your own health, mental well- being and self-confidence. Many adults have not explored their own creativity since primary school, whilst others have always used their creative skills. If you fit in anywhere between these two then think about giving it a go. A willingness to try new things or revisit forgotten skills is all that is required for you to join in. The group currently meets on Wednesday mornings in Phillack Church Hall from 10am - 12 noon. If you would like to find out more, you can speak to one of the group members, Patsy Opie on (01736) 759685 / 07929 329577. You can also bring someone with you if that helps – the more the merrier! Arts for Health is applying for a new round of funding. This is all being organised by the members themselves, which is an indicator of how successful the group has been – 5 one of them is off to India for 3 weeks in February, unimaginable prior to her joining. A big thank you to all patients who contributed to the Friends of Bodriggy Christmas raffle, this enabled the practice to purchase two Pulse Oximeters (to check SATS for babies and children) for the surgery.

Council Corner February and March 2018

Council Vacancy We still have a councillor vacancy for Hayle North. More information is on the council’s website. If you would like to get involved and take an active role in shaping the future of Hayle please contact the clerk, details below, to have an informal chat. Library Service Devolution Regular in-depth discussions with regarding the possibility of taking on a library service in Hayle continued and in November 2017 the town council decided to take on the service at its current location from April 2019. 2018/2019 Precept Demand Hayle Town Council’s Precept will increase this year by 4.48%, which equates to a £6.00 increase per Band D property compared to last year. The final Precept for 2018/19 is £439,742. The figures include £5,000 towards the War Memorial project and an increase of £1,000 in support of the 6 Christmas Lights, with these figures available from the town clerk’s office alone representing an increase of for the Citizens and Organisation of 1.43%. The remaining 3.05% the Year Awards. The council is also effectively tracks inflation. seeking nominations for Hayle Young Hayle Neighbourhood Plan Person of the Year and Hayle Youth Organisation of the Year. The The Regulation 16 Consultation on deadline for all nominations is Hayle’s Neighbourhood Plan finished Wednesday 18 April 2018. on 11 January 2018 and the plan has been passed to an Independent Small Grants Available Inspector who will review it, together Hayle Town Council annually awards with any comments received. This capital grants to local clubs and phase is expected to take about two organisations. If your group is in need months and when completed the plan of new equipment/kit or requires will go to referendum, probably funds to secure other sources of around April 2018, assuming it is funding for larger projects, please found to be satisfactory and requiring contact the town council office for an little change. application form. The council’s Annual Citizens and Organisations Resource Committee considers grants of the Year quarterly; the next meeting is scheduled for 26 April 2018. For Nomination packs will soon be consideration at that meeting please

7 submit your completed application form by 19 April 2018. Website If you know of or are involved with organising an event that will benefit the local community and/or charity, let us help you publicise it on the town council’s website on our ‘What’s On’ page. Please send us all the relevant details – date, time, location, cost/contribution (if any) and contact details that can be made public. If you have any photographs (jpg files please) and/or links to relevant websites please include them too. Hayle Community Centre Space is available for regular sessions or one off bookings. Remember that Adult Education and others hold regular sessions. Many people also use the facility to host parties! Contact the town clerk for details of services and available space. Hayle Town Council Hayle Community Centre 58 Queensway Hayle TR27 4NX 01736 755005 [email protected] www.hayletowncouncil.net Office hours 9.30am – 12.30pm

Final Hurdle for Hayle’s Neighbourhood Plan The final consultation on our Neighbourhood Plan closed on the 11th of January and the responses 8 will be passed to the Independent Examiner. Cornwall Council has appointed Mrs McCann as the Examiner. She has already examined five Cornish plans, including St. Ives. She will commence her deliberations at the end of January and we hope to hear back in February. Once we are all in agreement, the Plan will go to a referendum of all Hayle registered voters. A majority vote in favour will approve the Plan, which will then be adopted by Cornwall Council. Hayle will then have additional protection on certain aspects of planning and will start to receive a higher percentage of the Community Infrastructure Levy that will be spent on Hayle projects. Keep your eye on town noticeboards and the press or, if you want to be the first to know the latest, sign up to our mailing list at: http:// np.hayle.net/contact/. John Bennett, Chairman, Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group 01736-753184. Mobile: 07876- 152915. [email protected], http://np.hayle.net

*********************************** Stopping at a ford, a motorist asked an old man – sitting nearby – how deep the water was. “Only a few inches,” said the man. Seconds later the car was bonnet deep. “Funny” said the old man. “That water only goes halfway up our ducks.”

9 Millpond Update been removed. The entire site has Once lost its unique character. Its history again the and wildlife have happily co-existed festive for over thirty years making it a season special place to visit and enjoy. It has come has been sheer overkill and totally and gone, unnecessary and has probably left but the the walls much more vulnerable by rough weather was unfortunately still the removal of the ground cover with us. Storms Eleanor and Dylan along the path. Sad to note we have brought in the New Year, but at least lost rare plants, our 1979 Dedication we escaped the blizzards for the time Tree, three Memorial Trees, planted being. in memory of friends of the site who ‘Be careful what you wish for’ is a have died, and the willow beside the phrase that could be applied to the Jute Pit which grew from a willow- work carried out along the Rope wand put into the ground in 1916 Walk! The Millponds were declared when the Rope Walk was closed as a ‘Heritage Site at Risk’ by down. All these gems are English Heritage and instead of the irreplaceable and will be sorely proposed clean-up of the Brass missed. Foundry and the two pits, all the We have not yet heard about any of trees along the Nature Trail have the work needed to tackle the overgrowth on the Inner Pond. A

10 Status Report has been submitted to Heritage and we can only hope that a more sympathetic approach will be taken than was used on the Rope Walk, but they will have to take our wildlife into consideration whatever they eventually do. The heavy rain which fell over the New Year has raised the levels of the river and leat, but the water is clean and virtually silt-free. We still have over sixty ducks in residence. Hector, our heron, is now visiting regularly but we do now have a very special visitor. The young buzzard which we first saw in the autumn is now living on site. It has been seen and photographed by our Millponders along with some other winter migrants including our merlin, which is also back with us until the spring. In the interest of wildlife health and tidiness PLEASE put your plastic bottles and bags in the bins provided. Thank you! Finally, our Christmas Set Piece has just been taken down and we would like to thank Hayle Decorative Lights for the annual display on the wall of the Swan Pool. Georgina Schofield Volunteer Wildlife Warden

11 Hayle Heritage Centre We are starting 2018 here at the heritage centre with some exciting news! Amid torrential downpours, a monumental event took place on Thursday 15th December when the Cunaide Stone, a 5th Century Christian burial stone previously housed in a wall at Plantation (displayed there in the 19th Century by Henry Harvey), was removed and brought inside the Heritage Centre. The Trust had applied for and was granted Scheduled Monument Consent in October, with the aim of preserving and protecting the stone which has long been listed ‘at risk’. Specialist Stone Conservators Kelland Conservation, under the supervision of Historic England, spent the day delicately removing cement from around the stone, which revealed itself to be in four substantial pieces. Each section, with a depth far greater than anticipated, was gently removed and hoisted into a trailer. The bottom of the base section was buried almost two feet underground. Back at the Heritage Centre the heavy sections were lifted into a designated room with a stable environment in which the stone will rest until the spring. Paper pulp was applied to absorb any moisture. In March, Kelland Conservation will 12 return to begin remedial conservation work; it’s hoped that the text on the stone will become clearer. Once this work is complete, a bespoke frame will be made to display the stone as part of an exciting new exhibition opening this summer. The new exhibition will display artefacts that have never been seen before by the public exploring a time frame from the Neolithic period to early Christianity, the exhibition will be supported by family friendly workshops tours and talks. We will be re-opening to the public at Easter with free family craft sessions on the 3rd and 10th of April. We are also looking for more volunteers so if you have a love of history and your town please get in contact on 01736 757683 or visit our visit our website hayleheritagecentre.org.uk.

The RSPB owns and cares for Copperhouse Pool, Carnsew Pool, Lelant Saltings, Porthkidney and Ryan's Field, where there is a bird hide overlooking the pool. The estuary is an amazing home to many species of bird and it is incredibly important during very cold winters due to the westerly situation and warmer temperatures here. Birds, especially waders, seek refuge in Hayle when other more northern feeding sites are frozen, making the

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food inaccessible. You may see wigeon, various geese, curlew, golden plovers, redshanks, greenshanks, lapwings, and even a spoonbill, among others. Recently, a kestrel has been seen at Copperhouse Pool and a red-throated diver at Carnsew. New birds are always turning up so keep an eye out and let us know what you see. Litterpicks are held at all the local RSPB sites, recently clearing a large amount of rubbish, including bottles and cans, which are recycled. It is a satisfying way to spend a few hours. Watch the RSPB website and local press for news of further events. The Biffa waste disposal company has helped out, which is greatly appreciated. The RSPB are always looking for more volunteers to help protect nature and there are many ways to help, get in touch if you want to do your bit. To learn more about our work go to www.rspb.org.uk or follow us on facebook or twitter. Until next time, make the most of nature! Tina Morgan

14 Hayle in Bloom

ANNUAL AUCTION 2018 FRIDAY 16 FEBRUARY CORNISH ARMS, HAYLE START 7.00pm

Please come along and support Hayle in Bloom. We are raising funds to support the town’s continued success in the South West in Bloom Competition. As a result of being awarded the Preece cup in 2017, we have been entered in the Champion of Champions competition this year, and are making plans already. All monies raised will go towards making Hayle look a worthy entry in this prestigious competition. If you have any items suitable for the auction, please contact Nigel Powell. Because of weather conditions at ‘Windy Corner’ (near Atlantic Garage), it is no longer viable to maintain hanging baskets in good condition throughout the season. Instead we are hoping to to hang metal sculptures reflecting Hayle’s past and present in their place. These could be, for example, of estuary birds, our industrial past, or indeed, the future. If anybody is able to help with this project, please contact Nigel Powell (01736 752169) or Neil Mason (01736 438462). 15 Meetings are held at Passmore The other Edwards Institute on the last Monday one is of each month at 7.00 pm. All are Krog Den welcome. Here’s wishing you all Surf “good gardening” this spring. Shop, owned by

Tristram Blakesley, Two new businesses have who started up in front of the Old writes; Foundry Chapel. I was born in St Ives One is Nelly’s Kitchen & Brew and have Bar, providing alfresco dining with always lived in Cornwall and am artisan food and barista coffee, passionate about the area and very which is open from much value living in such a beautiful 7.30am – 3pm, Mon – Sat. part of the county. They also have a food wagon which I love surfing and the surfing is on the road throughout the week lifestyle and appreciate that Cornwall providing a delivery service for is an area where most are on a low businesses that can’t make it to them. income and surfing can be an

16 expensive pursuit which is why I have started Krog Den Surf Shop. The shop sells quality pre-loved surfboards, wetsuits, surfing accessories and surf/skateboards, with a wide range of boards and wetsuits to suit all abilities from the beginner to the performer. There are wetsuits for all seasons, men’s, women’s, junior and infant. My aim is to allow people on any budget to be able to access quality equipment at a great price and enjoy an exhilarating sport. We buy quality Hello from Hayle used surfboards and wetsuits and offer a repair service for boards and Library suits.

I am open Monday, Tuesday, Computer Buddy Thursday, Friday 12am – 5pm We are happy to announce that we Saturday 10am – 4pm. finally have a computer buddy on a Closed Wednesday. Monday from 2-5pm. Jeff is happy to help with various computer issues for example, setting up an e-mail, job search, online applications, scanning & emailing, accessing Borrowbox to name just a few. Please ring the contact centre on 0300 1234 111 and ask to be put through to us to make an app with Jeff. Lego Club Do your kids/grandchildren like Lego? Maybe you have some old 17 Lego kicking about you want to donate? We are holding Lego club the first Friday of every month at 3.45pm .There will be a story and then a Lego session making creations linked with the story. Please note that this is aimed at 3 and upwards however all children are welcome. Under 4’s need to be closely supervised by their carers. On the other Fridays we have a Storytime session from 3.45 for an hour for children aged 3-9. Jane reads stories and does arts and crafts with the children so come along, it’s great fun.

We have a good selection of books, DVDs and talking books for you to borrow. It’s free to join, just bring a proof of address with you. We have five public computers for our customers and visitors to use and for customers that can’t use a computer we run classes when we are shut for absolute beginners. The classes run over a 4 week period for 2 hours at a time so if you could benefit from these classes please talk to one of the team. We also have online resources available to our customers like Borrowbox and One Click digital where you can borrow e-books and e- audio books. We have a great online language site called Transparent language online so have a go, it’s really easy to use. We would really like to help any people out there who love reading but can't access the library themselves so please, if you know anyone who is housebound, we have a great team of 18 volunteers who choose and deliver books to people once a month and it's free! Either ring 0300 1234 111 and ask to be put through to us or e-mail the team at [email protected]. We have some information in the library for people with sight loss, for example British Wireless for the Blind and Isight Cornwall. Stonham have a free drop in session on Mondays from 3-5pm for housing advice, preventing homelessness, claiming benefits, homechoice applications, maintaining a tenancy, budgeting skills, contacting local councils, housing associations and more, so please come along and see if they can help. For those of you that have any unwanted spectacles or hearing aids at home we have a collection bin for the Lions Club and they send them gunner. off to help improve the life of a He was one of three crew on a person in the developing world. Sunderland MK2 W6001, on gale We are open on Mondays, watch on 7th Wednesdays & Fridays from 9.30- April 1943 in 5pm and Saturdays from 10 -1pm. the Cromarty Firth. John William Burrows At 05.25 a severe gale In issue 135,there was an article caused the about Commonwealth Graves in Sunderland to Phillack Church. As mentioned my capsize and uncle John William Burrows is sink at her buried there. He was born at St moorings, all Elwyn’s Place Hayle in 1922, and three crew joined the RAFVR in 1939. He was died, Flight/Lt based at RAF Invergordon with 119 Durnford (pilot) the Flight Engineer Squadron (motto: By night and day) and Jackie. at 4 Coastal Command Operational His coffin was brought home to Training Unit, and was training and Hayle from Scotland draped with the working as a wireless operator/air Union Flag, accompanied by an RAF 19 Sergeant. The service was held at Phillack Parish Church on the 15th April1943, the bearers and the guard of honour by Hayle ATC H Flight 1834, of which he had been a member under the direction of Commanding Officer Kenneth Uren. Jackie was awarded the 1939-1945 defence Medal and the 1939-1945 War Medal. Sergeant Burrows was a brother to my mother. Terry Richards

PRAZE HAYLE MALE CHOIR We were busy over Christmas; on Dec. 3rd we performed a morning carols and readings service at Troon Methodist Church and a similar morning service at Ruan Minor Methodist Chapel on the 10th. On the afternoon of the 10th we were at Poldhu Retirement Home, Poldhu, for a carols concert which we repeated at the Pine Trees Retirement Home in Connor Downs on the 12th. All these events were very well received - such that we already have an invitation to sing again at Ruan in May! As can be imagined, we were ready for our choir Christmas dinner which 20 was held at the Harbour Inn, , on Dec.19th, with over 30 members and family attending. We started the New Year with our first meeting on Tuesday 9th January and we look forward to continuing rehearsing some new songs (as well as old favourites) to entertain audiences throughout 2018. If you would like a small male voice choir to perform at any event or meeting you may be involved in, please contact Don on [01736]757720 or e-mail [email protected] Finally, we are always ready to welcome new members; please contact as above. Don Metcalf, Secretary, PHMC Hayle Art Society Hayle Art Society are looking to add to their bank of tutors and would welcome applications from local artists who would be willing to do occasional workshops for the group using watercolour, acrylic, pencil crayons, pastels, mixed media etc.

The society has two weekly sessions, involving two different groups, on Tuesdays from 1.30 -3.30pm and on Wednesdays from 7.00pm - 9.00pm.Tutors are paid £30 for the 2 hour session. For further information please ring Chris Metcalf on 01736 757720 or Frank Scott-Mance on 01736 754976. 21

ST ERTH WEEKLY VILLAGE ACTIVITIES Christian Meditation Tuesdays 7.30pm 27 Boscarnek 01736 753628 Parent &Toddlers Mondays Methodist Hall 9.30am to 11.00am St Erth Band Tuesdays Methodist Hall Lester Knight 01209 890026 St Erth Brownies Mondays Old School Room Julie Wass 01736 762123 St Erth Childcare Centre Monday to Friday 9am to 3pm Jo Murt 01736 755690 ST ERTH OLD SCHOOL ROOM Following its recent refurbishment, this is now available to hire. It is ideal for community activities, private parties or corporate events. Please contact Jill Sharpless 01736 756896 for more information. ST ERTH CHURCH Sunday services; 8am, Eucharist; 9.30am, Parish Eucharist. ST ERTH CHURCH SUMMER OUTING SATURDAY 16 JUNE 2018 (Date subject to change) Subject to demand the summer outing will include a coach to Paignton, Steam 22 Train to Kingswear, passenger ferry point. to Dartmouth. Return home by coach ST ERTH FRIENDSHIP CLUB from Dartmouth about 4.00pm. Cost £27 for adults; £16 children. The Club meets every Tuesday from If interested contact Frank Nolan Tel 2pm to 4pm in the Old School Room; 01736 756179 it only charges £1.50, which includes [email protected] tea and biscuits. ST ERTH PARISH LUNCH ST ERTH PARISH COUNCIL The next St Erth Parish Lunches will St Erth Parish Council normally be on Thursday February 8 and meets on the first Tuesday of the Thursday March 1; 12 for 12.30pm month at the Vestry Rooms, 25 Fore at St Erth Church Hall. Main meal, Street, St Erth, starting with followed by pudding or cheese and community participation at biscuits and tea or coffee. Tickets at 7pm. Any questions or comments for £6 can be obtained from Kathy Tilby the Parish Council may be addressed 01736 756805, or the Village Shop. to the parish clerk, Peter Rylett, at 25 The lunch is open to everyone. Fore Street, 01736 757575, e-mail: [email protected]. ST ERTH METHODIST CHAPEL Or visit the website Sunday service 11.00am www.st-erth-pc.gov.uk. Friday 4.30 to 5.30pm Rainbow Group for 8 to 13 year olds. ST ERTH TWINNING Tuesday early morning prayers are in ASSOCIATION FUND RAISING the Parish Room from 7.15 to EVENTS 8.00am. Saturday 17th February - A Tea & Toast is also on Tuesdays Valentine Meal - 7pm for from 10.30am to noon. 7:30pm.Saturday 17th February - A Bring and Buy Sale of GOOD FARMERS’ MARKET QUALITY items. 10am- every Saturday in the Methodist Hall 12noonSaturday 24th March - a fun from 10.00am – Noon. quiz with chilli available. 7pm for a prompt 7:30pm start. Typical week would include: Fresh All events will be held in St Erth local vegetables, free range eggs, Church Hall. For further details or to locally produced organic beef, pork, book please email Margaret: sausages and bacon, artisan bread, [email protected] honey, home-made quiches, flowers, cards and craft. Every week a different village organisation supplies For more up to date information the refreshments. Tea or coffee only regarding current events in St Erth , 50p. Cakes normally 50p. This has visit the St Erth web site at become a great sociable meeting www.st-erth.co.uk 23 Letter to the Editor I have been reading Mervyn Sullivan’s series about Rick Rescorla with great interest. I asked Mervyn why Rick was never honoured and the reply was that an application had been made but the powers that be didn’t deem him a suitable candidate. I don’t think he has even been made an honorary Cornish Bard. This is a country, which over the years, has honoured many very undeserving people . I am wondering if your readers could set up an on- line petition to right this wrong. David Baumbach After many years of sterling service Branch President Alan Conquest MBE can no longer continue as this Branch's Standard Bearer. We are therefore actively seeking a suitable replacement, ideally someone with service experience and who lives locally. Any successful applicant would be required to become a member of the Legion and successfully complete a British Legion induction course. On completion of the course a successful applicant would be designated to attend certain civic functions and to represent the Legion at some funerals. Anyone interested should contact Jerry Tucker— [email protected] or John Bawden 07743276412. 24 Hayle Twinning Association We are now into the early days of 2018, this is also the start of the 21st year of the twinning of our towns HAYLE and PORDIC. We have made the journey across the channel each year, Pordic in MAY at the Ascension holiday and Hayle in late AUGUST. Over the years many friendships have been made and still carry on. Each year new members join and travel either way to enjoy themselves and to try a new culture, to see something of the beauty of CORNWALL or BRITTANY. For those of you who have read some of the reports of our visits and have perhaps said to yourself I would like to try that, then do so, all that you need to do is to be willing to invite someone into your house for usually two or possibly three nights and treat them as a family member or a friend of your family. Each year we arrange a programme for their stay and also on one occasion a group evening meal is arranged for everyone. The Twinning Association pays for our Pordic guests and we just pay a reduced rate for ourselves. Another thing that we would like is for all members to help throughout the year in our varied fund-raising events, these pay for the things that we have arranged for our visitors on their stay. Memberships are due in January a SINGLE person is £7-50, a COUPLE £10 and a FAMILY £12- 50. In August it is our time to travel 25 over for our stay in France. As with Hayle being about 73 miles from Plymouth ferry port, Pordic is about the same distance from the ferry crossing is about five and half - six hours and there is plenty to do whilst you are aboard, we travel by coach to Plymouth the coach comes across with us and then on to Pordic. Our A.G.M. is on Monday 12th February 7pm for 7.15pm start . Everyone is welcome though only paid up members can vote, at this meeting the election of officers take place, it usually is a short meeting after which we then hold our usual monthly meeting. Later this year I hope to organise a couple of shopping trips, One possibly to CLARKES shopping village at STREET around Easter period and the other one will be the last Saturday in November or the first one in December it all depends when the Christmas markets start once again. These are open to everyone. Also this year we will hopefully make more use of our boules arena and once again everyone will be welcome to join us. Maurice Trathen Ventonleague Chapel (Minister Rev. J.B. Seddings) In 1872 the United Methodists in Hayle formed a Sunday School. From this Sunday School grew Ventonleague Chapel, (Methodist Free Church) which opened circa 1875/76. The very active fellowship 26 at the Chapel produced many good Preachers such as Tommy Clemens, Cyril Williams and Harry Rutter, to name but a few within living memory. Just after the 2nd World War,

Ventonleague Chapel became famous for its Ventonleague Male Voice Choir. One of the Choir members, Mr Archie Trevillion, (nicknamed “the Singing Milkman”), delivered fresh milk each day by horse and cart. Once we heard his singing, we knew he was on his way. My mother would take out her milk jug, Archie would dip a pint measuring jug into one of the milk churns on the back of the cart and fill the milk jug with fresh, warm, frothy, unpasteurised, full cream milk; however did we survive (healthwise‘), in those days? During renovations in 1989 Mr Andy Badcock found large Scoria Blocks in the walls of Ventonleague Chapel; these Scoria blocks probably originated from the famous “Cornish Copper Company” Smelting Works established in Ventonleage circa 1756. (It was the C.C.C. that built the Wesley Round Chapel in Copperhouse in 1785) By the year 2009 Ventonleague Chapel had survived the demolition of

27 chapels at Copperhouse and Highlanes, Mount Pleasant Chapel (now rebuilt) and the conversion of Foundry Chapel into Pratts Market Shopping Complex. Sadly, Ventonleague Chapel closed in 2017 and is now for sale on the Property Market. Marion Peller. Bridging the mind gap There is an old saying “use it or lose it” – playing bridge helps you to “use it”. While you are playing your brain is kept fully active, working out your hand and your best approach to bidding, following your partner’s bidding and working out how their hand fits with yours. Finally, when you are actually playing the hand, working out the best strategy for maximising the number of tricks won by you and your partner. In addition to the mental stimulation provided, bridge can be an extremely enjoyable (and addictive) pastime and many people greatly enjoy the social side, meeting people and often forming new friendship. The Bridge club meets every Monday afternoon (between 2pm – 5 pm) at Carbis Bay Memorial Hall. To

28 start enjoying all these benefits then please contact Graham on 01736 762512 or [email protected]. Complete Bridge beginners are also most welcome.

Don’t like or fancy Bridge? Did you know there is a Scrabble Club that meets at Connor Downs W.I. Hall every second Thursday of the month from 2 – 4 pm for a friendly game and a cuppa? The next get-together is on Thursday February 8th. Saying that, the club welcomes anyone of any age to come along. There’s a small contribution of £2.00 towards the hire of the hall and refreshments. Glyn started the night off with a Hayle rockin' version of 'We Love to Boogie' which bought the pub to a Guitar halt as a couple started dancing. Club They didn't mean to but as they were walking to the bar they had a Peter I hope you had a good Christmas and Kay moment where suddenly their we all at the Guitar Club wish you legs started to dance, and by the time well for 2018. We had an adventure they were half-way across the room, just before Christmas. Dave C had the body joined in. They jived asked his friend, who has the around to everybody's cheers. Dave Victoria pub in Four Lanes, if we could have a night out entertaining his regulars. He agreed, so we rehearsed around 40 songs. When we arrived it was full of great big hairy men in leathers and chains. We thought ‘my god, our name must have travelled; they think we're a heavy metal band’, but with great relief we found out it was just the local bikers’ club Xmas do.

29 C was so enthusiastic that he broke a string on his new Telecaster, however, you can't keep a good man down; luckily, he had bought a backup so we carried on regardless. Mike's Fender Squire guitar sounded pretty good as he belted out his version of ‘Delilah’. Tom would have been proud of him. Just after that, a young woman came up and said “Can you play some Bon Jovi?” We couldn't, but we did 'Peaceful Easy Feeling' by The Eagles, and she liked that. If you can't please a young woman, who can you please? The only song we couldn't do was a even having lessons, come on down request for 'Far Away', until we to the Passmore Edwards on a realized he wanted us to play far Wednesday night at 7pm and have away. We finished the night off with some fun with the others here. You 'Rockin all over the World'. As an don't have to be brilliant. There's encore, Mike led the pub with his always somebody that can help. Or, rendition of Lamorna. if you are brilliant, we could do with If you had a guitar for Christmas, some help ourselves. As long as you been banished to the shed to play, or enjoy playing, you are welcome. Should you like any sort of

30 entertainment in the afternoons, perhaps at an after-dinner club, care home, or any event to raise money Enjoy a Local for charity, call us. We may be able to help. Cornish Meal Dave with the Hat 0773 275 4394 Come and join us in Phillack Church

Hall at 12 30pm on Saturday, 10th March, for a Cornish meal to Hayle’s celebrate all our local producers and Heart to reduce our carbon footprint. Roast Cornish pork with Cornish Heart Appeal Update apple sauce and vegetables; You have succeeded!! Cornish vegetarian option. Our first heart monitor will be Delicious desserts made from purchased very soon. Cornish flour and Cornish fruit, but A huge THANK YOU to all who of course no added sugar but have contributed in any way. lashings of Cornish cream! We are hoping to provide two heart monitors so we will continue To book please ring Gwen Pooley fundraising until Easter. on 01736 753463. Pop in a £1 There are red collection boxes around the town and we are asking anyone who hasn’t yet had the chance to donate to ‘Pop in a £1’, to boost our funds and help us reach our goal. Collection boxes are at: Bodriggy Health Centre High Lanes Fish & Chip Shop Philp’s Pasties on East Quay The Old Shire Inn The Turnpike The Copperhouse Inn The Cornubia The Cornish Arms The Royal Standard

So please ‘Pop in a £1’ today! 31 FAMILIES TOGETHER is an extension of Open the Book assemblies in Connor Downs Academy. It is held every second FRIDAY of the month at 6.30 p.m. in Connor Downs Academy Hall. The service is specially designed for young families, who do not attend any other Church, and lasts no more than 40 minutes. It will be similar to the ‘Open the Book’ assemblies the children know and love: songs, stories and fun! Contact Samuel Marsden (01736) 756669 or [email protected]).

Are you street aware? Hayle is inhabited by three kinds of person: 1. Those who litter our town 2. Those who ignore the litter 3. Those who help to pick it up. Which are you? If you are proud of living in Hayle, please help to keep our streets clean. The Council cleaners do their best, but they cannot be everywhere all the time. Why not carry a bag and take the rubbish home or put it in the next bin? There are plenty of those. Samuel Marsden ****************************** A police officer attempts to stop a car for speeding and the man gradually increases his speed until he's topping 100 mph. He man eventually realises 32 he can't escape and finally pulls over. The cop approaches the car and says, "It's been a long day and my shift is almost over, so if you can give me a good excuse for your behaviour, I'll let you go." The man thinks for a few seconds and then says, "My wife ran away with a policeman about a week ago. I thought you might be that officer trying to give her back!

Rainbow Coffee House 08/04 Children’s Hospice S.W.£100 This is held in the Methodist Church 29/04 Gideon Bibles £100 hall every Saturday morning. In 03/05 Shelter Box £100 2017 donations totalling £1492.84 01/07 Christian Aid £100 were distributed to various causes: 29/07 Motor Neurone Disease £100 09/09 Youth Meet £100 14/01 Water heater £50 16/09 Shelter Box £100 28/01 Guide Dogs for the Blind £100 30/09 McMillan Nurses £242.84 18/02 MRDF(All we can) £100 04/11 Hayle day Care £100 11/03 Church funds £100 25/11 Penhaligon Friends £100

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Merlin MS Centre’s Day Respite Service

The Merlin MS Centre, located on the A390 between and , has provided a Day Respite Service since 2014. However, a recent and very generous donation by local property developer, Mr Denis Angilley, has allowed the service to be extended to three days a week. The service which aims to prevent isolation and loneliness for people in Cornwall living with long-term neurological conditions will now be run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and will provide activities, workshops, social interaction and access to health and wellbeing as well as exercise therapy. The Day Respite Service is run by a team of experienced staff. Assessments are carried out prior to new service users starting to ensure all personal needs are met.

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Ali Lochrie, Respite Manager, said: “We are delighted to be able to offer this service on an additional day. Carers, who are often a family member or a spouse, will have the chance to get a break from their caring duties knowing their loved one is in a stimulating and safe environment.” The Centre also offers a transport service which means those who live in rurally isolated areas and can’t access public transport can still use the facilities available at the Centre. There are currently spaces available on all three days. If you would like to know more, please contact Ali on 01726 885530 or [email protected]

About Merlin MS Centre The Merlin MS Centre’s charitable aim is to provide subsidised therapy for people who are affected by Multiple Sclerosis (MS), however, anyone living with a neurological condition who feels they can benefit from the therapies and support offered is welcome.The purpose-built facilities provide; clinical therapies such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, sensory integration, exercise classes and podiatry, a range of health and wellbeing therapies as well as respite, counselling and outreach services. The Centre also offers a transport service covering most of the County.For more information on the services provided please phone 01726 885530 or email [email protected]

35 Rick Rescorla The personal story by Mervyn Sullivan Continued from last issue

RETURN VISITS TO HAYLE On leaving school Rick joined the Post Office Telephone Company and stayed with them until being called up for National Service. After something like twelve years of friendship and seeing him on virtually a daily basis when he left Hayle to join the army, I didn't see him again for many years. With his many educational qualifications Rick was made an officer in the Army Intelligence Corps based in Cyprus. Also doing National Service at the same time in Cyprus was another Hayle boy, Terry Mungles. Terry recalls that one day he was told to report to headquarters to be questioned by an Intelligence Officer. Terry could think of nothing that he had done wrong but his knees were knocking as he tapped on the office door. On being told to enter, Terry's fears melted away as he saw Tammy sitting behind the desk. They had been playing rugby for Hayle only a few months before. "Hi Terry, I saw you were here in Cyprus and just called you in to say hello. Cup of tea?” "No! I need a very large whisky!".... Rick joined the Metropolitan Police, based in London, but he said that there was not enough action for him so he transferred to Africa's 36 Rhodesian Police, but his lifelong ambition to join the American Army had got the better of him. He made the move to the States. He took American nationality and joined the famous 7th Cavalry. Being a cowboy film lover in his younger days, it had to be General Custer’s outfit that he would join. In the mid sixties Rick was sent to Post Office Telephone Company and serve in Vietnam and was involved in stayed with them until being called one of the bloodiest battles in American history. The battle of the Ia Drang Valley in which he was a platoon leader. He made it his virtually a daily basis when he left business to know every soldier in his Hayle to join the army, I didn't see unit personally, along with their him again for many years. With his family connections back home in the many educational qualifications Rick States and treated every one of them as his brother. It is reported that he Intelligence Corps based in Cyprus. sang Cornish songs as signals and to Also doing National Service at the keep up the morale of his men. The strains of Trelawney, Lamorna, ‘The White Rose’ and ‘Going up Hill’ were never put to better use. He was known as questioned by an Intelligence Officer. Hardcore, a name given to him by Terry could think of nothing that he General Hal Moore as he said that had done wrong but his knees were Rick was the hardest soldier that he knocking as he tapped on the office had ever fought with. A best selling door. On being told to enter, Terry's book of this battle showed a fears melted away as he saw Tammy photograph of Rick in the heat of the battle on the front been playing rugby for Hayle only a cover. This was to become the iconic photograph of the Vietnam war. The Cyprus and just called you in to say best selling book entitled ‘We were Soldiers Once and Young’ has since "No! I need a very large whisky!".... been made in to a film starring Mel Rick joined the Metropolitan Police, Gibson. Mel Gibson's picture has now replaced Rick's on the front cover of there was not enough action for him the book! On returning to the USA Rick put 37 himself through university, qualifying talking about the old rugby days. Rick as a lawyer before joining the Morgan had such a compelling awe about him Stanley Bank as a Vice President that wherever he was he seemed to based in twenty two floors of the attract a crowd. Whether it because South Tower of the World Trade of his physical size and his Centre in New York. The rest of his willingness to discuss any subject career is history. with anyone, I don’t know. He would In the ten years or so before he was visit friends such as Shirley Hubbard killed, Rick made many return visits and her sisters Nora and Joan of to Hayle to see his mother, Sissy, and Penpol Terrace fish and chip shop to catch up with relations and friends (run in my young days by their mother old and new: Cousin John Daniels and father, and known lovingly as who was running the Cornish Arms Papa Hoskings); Surely one of the along with his wife Sally and daughter oldest family businesses in Hayle. I Charley, Margaret and husband Chris have many fascinating stories about Stumbles, Anthony "Titchy" Bawden, Rick’s visits home. His mother Sissy, Helen and Geraldine up Connor a well-known character in the Penpol Downs. Rick tried to get around to see area, was never interested in Rick's family friends and as many old amazing life away. Lighting up a acquaintances as possible. cigarette she would say "Aw, guss on, He spent a lot of time in the Cornish I don’t believe a word of it...it’s only

38 ee showing off." But, inside, she was happy that her boy was home again with her. A true mother’s love for her child. On another night we were having a drink in the White Hart when Rick asked me about a dear old Hayle rugby friend of his, Stanley Sullivan (no relation to me). I told him that Stanley was now very frail, blind and was in the Bonaer Nursing Home, just up the road. “Right, let's get some Guinness and go up and see him.” "Rick, it’s ten o‘clock...it’s a bit late". "Look, I'm back to America tomorrow and this may be the last time I see him, we're going". Rick explained the position to the night staff and they let us in for a "few minutes as long as we were quiet". Stanley was still awake and laying back on his bed. "Stanley." "Is that you Tammy?" The drinks were opened and Rick sat Stanley up on the bed, supporting him with a large arm around his shoulder. I sat at the foot of the bed. "Right Stanley" said Rick, "strike up!" - the very signal that Stanley needed to start singing. As ‘The White Rose’ was only part way through, I had to stop singing when tears of happiness began rolling down from the blind eyes of a very old man singing with his close friend, Tammy. Outside Stanley's open door, other elderly people, along with members of the staff, joined the Cornish singing. Stanley died some time later ...

To be continued... 39 Cornish Place Names To win a prize voucher worth £20 to be spent with any of our advertisers, Quiz 137 send your answers by 13 March along Hidden in the sentence is a Cornish with your contact details to place name, i.e. Mildred, Ruth and [email protected] Harry all live here = or use any of our drop-off points on 1. Master Theobold goes to this page 2. village church. Answers to Cornish Place Names 2. He who would crow last gets the Issue 136 blame in this A30 village. 1. 2.Whitsand Bay 3. You could get rewarded, in this 3. 4. Kehelland (or hamlet near Carleen, (answer is not Helland) 5. Hayle 6. Camborne Carleen). 7. Penryn 8. 9. Breage 4. The window end Ron built, is in 10.St Ives 11. Lelant 12. Longdowns this village and parish. 13 Rame 14. 15. Phillack 5. Neither the beacon, nor downside, is to be found near Hayle. (answer is The winner, drawn at random from not Beacon or Hayle). a large number of entries was: 6. For glam or natural beauty you Anthony Clemens from . must visit this cove. 7. You won’t see a tree nearby, but you will see a stone that rocks, on these cliffs. 8. Jumbos cast lemons in this beautiful natural inlet. 9. The rutting ram pounds his hooves in the fields. 10. The Atlantic ripples ease their way onto the shore, but not at this hillside village. 11. Rupert owns Hendra, but not this village. (answer is not Hendra).

12. The laundryman delivers to this small Cornish hamlet. 13. Rinse your towel out after swimming at this beach. 14. The chicken ’n egg you ordered is served promptly. 15. The herbal we stewed tasted good.

40 —9.30p.m. Passmore Edwards Institute. To win a prize voucher worth £20 to Club Listings be spent with any of our advertisers, Hayle Harbour Users Association First Bridge Club Every Monday at Carbis Monday of each month, 7.30p.m. Royal along Bay Memorial Hall 2-5 pm. Beginners Standard Pub R Lello 01736 757632 welcome £2 inc.tea & biscuits. Hayle Judo Kwai meeting Unit 7 Enq: Graham 01736 762512 Rospeath Industrial Estate, Crowlas. off points on Hayle in Bloom. Last Mon. of the Tuesday & Thursday. month, (not Aug & Dec) Passmore Sensei Richard 01736 740723 or Karen Deacon 0779 209 9979 Edwards Institute 7pm. Answers to Cornish Place Names Hayle Library Reading Group. 2.pm www.hayleinbloom.org.uk first Wed. of each month . Hayle Breezers Group Thursdays. Hayle & District Lions Club. 2nd and 1.30pm Passmore Edwards Inst. April 4th Tuesday of every month, 7.30pm at Helland) 5. Hayle 6. Camborne Hogarth 0781 376 7071 Passmore Edwards Institute . Bob Scales 01736 751735 John Broadbridge 01736 752721 Hayle Canoe Club Pool Sessions 2nd Hayle Lawn Tennis All ages and 10.St Ives 11. Lelant 12. Longdowns Sunday in the month Nov.12—April 8 at abilities welcome. Tremeadow Terrace, 13 Rame 14. Newlyn 15. Phillack St Ives Leisure centre 6.30—8.30pm. Hayle 01736 850843 All welcome. www.haylelawntennisclub.co.uk The winner, drawn at random from [email protected] Hayle Local Vocalz - a 65 strong mixed Hayle Community Archive. voice adult choir. Mondays, 8pm, St Anthony Clemens from Penzance. Open Tuesday & Thursday 10 a.m. – Elwyn's Church Hayle. 07950 585787 1p.m.:Tel 01736 753962, email: Hayle Model Boat Club. Wednesday [email protected] evenings 7-9pm & Sunday mornings 10- Facebook: Hayle Community 12 noon, meeting at green chalet by Hayle outdoor swimming pool. Archive.Twitter:@hayle archive Tel: 01736 755516, or Hayle & District Bowling Club. 1.00pm every Wednesday. Short Mat Les on 01736 754254 Hayle Model Railway Club & Duchy bowling indoors during winter 01736 753565 . Railroaders Club Rooms Unit 5, Praze Hayle Film Club. Films shown at Business Park, Praze-an-Beeble. Mon. & 7.30 p.m. at Passmore Edwards Institute. Thurs. 7pm – 9.30pm. Bob Mims Donna 01736 753184. 01736 757910 [email protected] www.haylefilmclub.org.uk Hayle Meanderers Every Hayle Flower Club. 4th Wed. of the Wednesday.10.30am Commercial Road month at 7.30pm, in the Methodist car park. Free, + contribution to carshare. Church Hall, Chapel Hill. Eddie Downing 01736 364673 Tel: 01736 740437 Hayle Old Cornwall Society. First Hayle Friends Group for Children’s Friday of each month. Oct, to May at Hospice SW “Little Harbour” meet Passmore Edwards Inst. 7.30p.m. informally once a month under the Maria Prosser 01736 755072 chairmanship of Mary Trevarthen Hayle Penwith U3A Hayle Day Care 01736 753452 Centre . [email protected] Chair Mike Stuckey 01736 753755 Hayle Guitar Club Wednesdays 7p.m. Sec. Heather Stewart 01736 710045 41 Hayle Pilot Gig Rowing Club. . hayle.org.uk.Or visit Facebook. To go Rowing out of Hayle Harbour most on our mailing list contact Tuesdays and Thursday evenings [email protected] [email protected] Scrabble Club at Connor Downs Hayle RNLI meets from March to 2nd Thurs each month at W.I.Hall. 2- November at 7.00pm the 2nd Wed. of 4pm £2 for hall & refreshments . the month at Unit 5 Hayle Industrial [email protected] Park. Tel 01736 753567 Shore Surf Ladies Only & Juniors Hayle Rotary Club Fortnightly on Surf Club All abilities Mondays 7pm at the White Hart Hotel. welcome. Every Saturday 9 – 11am. Feb 12 & 26, Mar 12 & 26 01736 755556 Beachline 07855 D.Raymer 01736 755029 or 755556 [email protected] T.Osborne 01736 793596 St Erth Concert Band Rehearsals Hayle Surf Life Saving Club Riviere Tuesday 7.30 to 9.30pm in Methodist Towans Hayle TR27 5AF Captain: Church Hall Dave Parker 01736 755303 Paul Roddy 01736 740486 Heyl St Piran Singers Every www.sterthconcertband.co.uk Wednesday at Hayle Day Care Centre St. Erth Friendship Club for the 7.30 to 9.30pm Ann Thomson over 60s Tues 2—4pm £1.50 per 01736 752335 session St Erth School Hall 01736 Hayle Twinning Association 2nd 850758 Monday of each month at ASDA St Ives and Hayle Community Choir meeting room 7pm for 7.15pm start. Tuesdays 2pm to 3.30pm at St Anta Sonia Glasson 01736 754531 Church Hall, Carbis Bay 07950 585787 Heyl Town Band Rehearsals Tues & Table Tennis for Fun, every Friday Thurs 7:30pm – 9:30pm, Juniors on at 2pm at Hayle Methodist Church Thursdays 6:pm – 7:00pm Hall, Chapel Hill, Hayle. Only £2 . Macmillan Cancer Support Meet John Nunn 01736 759686 at Three Trees,16 Penmare Terrace, W.I. Hayle 1st Tuesday of the month, Hayle on most Thursdays at 7.30pm 7.00 pm Hayle Day Care Centre New members welcome Margaret Stockton 01736 756007 Suzanne Berry 01736 753635 To appear on this page free of Phillack Tower Bellringing every Tuesday at 7.30pm Beginners most charge drop in details to: Passmore welcome. Enquiries - Tina Morgan Edwards Institute Angove 01736 756567 Sports, Praze Hayle Choir Every Tuesday The Farm Shop or email in the Methodist Church Hall 7.30pm [email protected] Don Metcalf 01736 757720 Royal British Legion Passmore Edwards Institute. Every Mon. Wed. & To book Phillack Church Hall Friday evening and Sat. afternoon. Mr please contact: John Bawden 0774 327 6412 Mary Marsden 01736 756669 Save Our Sand For date and venue of meeting, go to www.sos- 42 2 1st Choice Paving 20 DIAL 15 Plantech 20 5 Degrees West 14 Direct Transport 25 Rick Harvey 36 Abode 11 Drecklys 21 Seymour and Jago 17 All Aerials 9 Duckies 5 Shears Gardener 6 A. McDonald 3 Farm Shop 21 Shoreshine 28 Angove Sports 12 Flowertime 10 St Erth Cars 12 Big Pink Tree 29 Foot Care 14 Sylvia ’ s Exercise 30 Biz and Bytes 8 Gallery Café 33 T. Hosking 15 Blue Bay Café 37 Harvey Rail 27 T J Barbers 29 Bush Monkey 17 Hayle Cycles 38 T J Carpets 18 Cafe Riviere 25 Hayle Day Care 37 T P Wills 14 C.A.M. Properties 22 HGS Garage 11 Transformations 8 Castaways 36 HSC Mobility 16 Webb & Philp 24 Chimney Sweep 30 J C Electrical 33 W. Cornwall Plastics 34 Chinese Lessons 31 Jenny Rogers 43 Winns Funeral 35 Cliffords Plumbing 32 John Andrews 28 Zip Inn 26 Copperhouse Jewel 35 John Pollard Pick up points in bold. 27 Cornmill Studio 5 Julia Woodhams Also at Library, Surgery, 7 Cornwall Chiro Clinic 39 Kim Hopkins Yoga Copperhouse P.O. Premier 34 Country Skittles 26 Ladies Room Convenience Store Warrens at Foundry, 32 CJS (Craig Shepherd) 6 Mad Hatter McColls, Launderette, Old 13 Dapper Dogs 22 Mandy Evans Yoga Foundry Chapel, Spar, 28 Dave Dobson 4 Paradise Park Angove, Hospice Shop etc. 18 Dave Thomson 9 Passmore Edwards 11 David N’jie 39 Paul Sherris 19 Des Button 13 Philps Pasties

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