LETTER We would like to take this oppor­ Dear Sir, There is great concern tunity to say thank you to all our world-wide about the destruction of family and friends for the lovely the earth and the implications for cards and presents we received on the future. Also of importance, and the birth of the 'twins' William perhaps of more immediate concern Francis and Rebecca Jane. A special for us, is the regard we should show thank you to everyone who arrived for protecting the lovely village we with meals, delicious cakes, and live in. In areas like the offers of help. Jane and Jon Rowe. Cotswolds, conservation is a source of great pride for residents. Here PLAY CROUP the fact that Port Isaac is a con­ As from Monday 10th April 1989 servation area would appear to be Playgroup will meet at the village Issued eleven times a year for the to many an irritation or a total Hall, Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thurs­ civil parish of St. Endellion, North days, 10 - 12 noon. We would like to Cornwall. Available at lOp. per copy irrelevance. I was amazed to find from The Harbour Shop and The Bay an Estate Agent in Wadebridge thank St. Peters Church for their Gift Shop, Port Isaac, and the Post advertising several cottages In the help and co-operation over the past Office Stores, Trelights, or by mail old part of the village, who never few years. The Coffee Morning held for a yearly subscription of £3.30. feels the need to mention irt its at the Harbour Cafe made a profit of Published by Robin Penna (who does advertising literature, that Port £58.A2. Thanks to Judith Smith and not necessarily hold the same views all those who helped and supported. as those expressed by contributors), Isaac Is a conservation area or explicated at The Blackthorn Press, that some of the buildings are 18 New Road, Port Isaac. PL29 3S8 listed for historical interest! There is also a great desire to MR. THOMAS SIDNEY SIMONS. ISSUE NO. 77 MARCH 1989 obtain planning permission for Our sympathy goes to the family of Next Issue Saturday 29th. April. Deadline 9.00am, Thursday 20th. buildings often totally out of Mr. Simons at the Tre-Pol-Pen Hotel character with the surroundings. who died on February 27th. Coming The Blackthorn Press will be closed Surely this is showing as little to Port Isaac from Porthallow, near for one week's holiday after Easter. St. Kevern.in December 1988. Many regard for the future as destroying CHRIST IAN AID. the ozone layer or burning tropical friends from Porthallow attended the funeral service at St. Endellion Christian Aid week this year is rain forests for short term gain at 15th - 20th May when we are organi­ Church on March 2nd. the expense of the environment. sing a House to House collection. If Unfortunately, the authorities can't there is anyone who can spare a few check on every development. The MR. GEWYN GREGORY News was briefly reported in the hours that week to help please District planning committees often contact Tammy Benger, 880629. have too little local knowledge to February Trio of the sudden death at show great concern about details. his home, Trecreege Farm, Trelights, PORT ISAAC YOUTH CLUB The type of conservation area order of Mr. Gewyn Gregory aged 66 years. February 3rd. saw the re-opening of we have has no legal effect. Gewyn had lived in the area all his the Youth Club in the Wesley Room, So it really is up to us to ensure life. He attended the St. Teath Roscarrock Hill. Attendance has been that the village remains the Council School when living with his great with about 25-30 youngsters beautiful place we have inherited. aunt at Trewethen, Trelill. In the (ages 10 1/2 - 15) each week. The Without constant vigilance, early 1940s he moved to Trecreege pool table is the main attraction, Port Isaac will become like many with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and with a pool competition starting South Coast villages where small Mrs. Magor. Since 1972 after his after Easter. Some of the activities alterations gradually destroyed the aunt's death, Mrs. Gladys Magor, on offer are table tennis, games, original character. Gewyn had carried on at the farm in-door football, chess, disco The future for Port Isaac, as well alone. He loved all his animals, dancing. Five a side football and as the present, lies in Tourism. and carrying on and working the cricket will start when the evenings Thousands come, and will come, to farm. The funeral on February 16th become lighter. For 'Comic Relief' admire what there is here. Let us was held at St. Teath Methodist we held a Talent Competition, with care enough about our village to Church, was conducted by Revd. John Michaela Benz winning first prize pass on to the next generation a Young, and also at Penmount. Many for her impersonation of Michael very special and unspoiled place. relatives, friends, and neighbours Jackson (She was better!) backed by Janet Townsend attended. We express our condolences Paul Dingle, Kristofer Richards, and to his family. Daniel Pavitt. We are fortunate In CORNWALL'S AIR AMBULANCE having the help of Chris Gibson plus MARGARET DOROTHEA SELLON Sarah Irons, Zoe Coshall, Karl Daly, Most sincere thanks to Alf Guard of Margaret Sellon died peacefully in a the Lawns, Les Honey and all the and James Oxley. Doors open every Nursing Home on 8th. March. A well Friday evening at 7.30 - 9.30. Subs regulars, for raising £1000 plus, known and much loved figure in this for the Air Ambulance in 1988, by 30p. Drinks, sweets, and crisps are district for more than 60 years. on sale all evening. Jill O'Connor. weekly raffles A great effort! We Many have cause to remember her learned of this belatedly and would kindness and generosity - extended appreciate timely news of all such to all. For many years she was HOLIDAY COTTAGE OWNERS results, so proper appreciation may Secretary and Treasurer of the St. First rate supervision and be shown rapidly. £1000 from one Endellion P.C.C. and maintained the hotel is terrific! Thank you again, maintenance service, or work at a very high level. 'one-off' jobs, however small. Alf. Phil Milton. Margaret's many friends gathered at - We Care - a Thanksgiving Eucharist at St. Endellion Church on Tuesday 14th. Telephone: Camelford 212882 tCfir © u i f t C o m e r March, before the cremation at When you get round to thinking Truro. We shall miss her great Cottage Care 'There ought to be a better way of enthusiasm and generosity; no one life', try Jesus. has ever been more deserving of her (CORNWALL) rest. May She Rest in Peace. PARISH COUNCIL of the Parish Council. This was Parish Council resolution. A report compiled from notes taken agreed to. An application will be Mark Provis on phoning the Con­ by a member of the public during the made to the County Council for the stituency Offices in Launceston meeting held at the Chapel Rooms, maintenance costs. found them surpised he is not to be Trelights, Monday 13th. March. Caravan in Car Park allowed a free dustbin for domestic There were many members of the Mr. Phelps said that the fishermen waste and suggested that he should public present. had been refused permission to keep write to M.P. Gerry Neale about it. Footpath Port Isaac Mill pots in the car park during the Everybody affected should write In­ A letter from a member of the public winter due to intended resurfacing dividual letters as this will carry complained at the deterioration of work which had not yet taken place. a lot of weight, said Mrs. C a m . the path and claimed that it was not Meanwhile N.C.D.C. have allowed a Demis Knight said places like Port now possible to walk through from filthy caravan to be left there all Isaac may be a nightmare for the Trewetha to Port Isaac. Mrs. C a m winter. Cllr. Symons said the contractors but should people now urged all parish councillors to go resurfacing work has been postponed pay bin charges when already paying and have a look at the situation. till next autumn because of finance high business rates? He had managed A letter from the Dept, of the and the possibility that car parks to negotiate his own yearly rate for Environment said landowners must not may be 'privatised'. his holiday cottage. Will the men carry out their operations without Planning and Conservation Area take the trouble to sort through regard for public rights of way. Mrs. C a m said Chief Pianning and great piles of rubbish at sites like Mr. Norris said he had discussed the Development Officer, Mr. Philp, that at the bottom of Fore Street, problem with the owners who are is still sympathetic towards Port Tuesday mornings, to see which had considering a diversion to avoid the Isaac but the government have lifted got labels on? he asked. field where the pigs are kept. many restrictions. She reminded him Mr. Knight also expressed concern Mrs. Doney, County Footpath Officer, that people in St. Endellion work that people were tipping rubbish wants to try and find a solution hard to try and prevent unsuitable over and wearing away the cliff without recourse to legal action and developments and have had some below his house but nobody seemed to has arranged to meet the owners. success in preventing the village want to take the responsibility. Port Gaverne Toilets looking like some places In other Cllr. Symons promised to chase the N.C.D.C. has offered to clean the parts of Cornwall. A letter to M.P. matter up. toilets at an estimated cost of Gerry Neale will invite him to walk Finally he pointed out that the road £1,300 for the year. This offer was around the village and then request from China Downs to Port Gave me was met with astonishment since a much him for re-application for an getting seriously eroded. lower offer has been made by a 'Article IV' order. Mr. Philp will Mrs. Pethick asked If the Parish private contractor. Other parishes speak at the Annual Parish Meeting Council could look Into the pos­ in the district receive £300 towards on April 13th. sibility of signs advising long such costs and Cllr. Symons is to Coastguard Mall vehicles to take the route from ask for this for St. Endellion. The Parish Council have been invited St. Endellion into Treii^its. 50ft. St. Endellion Lane to a site meeting with the Public lorries have difficulty with narrow The lane, especially alongside Glebe Services Agency who want to replace corners, damage the roadsides and Field is in very bad condition but the stone wall with concrete posts drive over Pillar Box Green. the Parish Council are still waiting and wire. The wall is being damaged Mr. Rotherham asked if 'please drive for a reply to a letter sent to by unauthorised users of the path slowly through the village' signs County Highways last September. which is not a public right of way. could be re-applied for Cllr. Symons explained that it would There Is no Intention to replace the Mrs. Brown said she didn't know what be a subject of planning approval wall against the public wish. was meant by 'retirement village' for the end of the lane to be made Community Charge but she hoped the young people would up to 'adoption' standards when the Telephone queries about this can be always stay and help the older ones. Furre Park development starts. made to Wadebrldge 5131 (but by the Next Meeting Refuse Collection time you read this you should have The next monthly meeting of the Mr. Phelps has received many received a leaflet). Parish Council will be held on complaints from small guest houses It seems the Parish Council will be Monday 10th. April at 7.30pm. In the who feel it unfair they will not be asked for 'specific information' Church Rooms, Port Isaac. allowed free domestic refuse bins about persons who refuse to register The Annual Parish Meeting will take and will pay full trade collection on the electoral list. place three days later, Thursday rates all year even during the Planning Application 13th, 7.30pm. at the Church Hall. months they are closed. Cllr. Symons Mr. Blake, Trelights change of use from workshop (carpenter's shop) to said there is opposition throughout PENREAL ESTATE AGENCY the country to the new arrangements dwelling. No objections. but the orders are issued by central Public Discussion 11 New Road, Port Isaac. government and can't be changed. A gentleman raised strong objections Tel: Bodnin 88030? (A ribald suggestion was made that to the support given to Mrs. Hayne and St. Kew Services, everybody should take their refuse whose letter was read out last St. Kew Highway. and dump it in Downing Street.) If a month. He detailed problems caused Tel: St. Mabyn 657 problem arises from ’unlabelled* by the family since arriving in refuse not being collected, it will Trelights. The 11 year old boy had RESIDENTIAL ANO BUSINESS PROPERTY become a matter for the Department six times ridden a motorcyle on the MORTGAGE MATCH WITH of the Environment. road without helmet, licence, or PROVIDENT LIFE ASSOCIATION Bottle Bank insurance, until stopped by the The Parish Council is to investigate police. The dogs were not kept under HOUSES TO LET the possibility of a bottle bank in proper control and he pointed out AGENTS FOR the main car park. that under the 1930 Control of Dogs WOOLWICH BUILDING SOCIETY Light at Sprlnqsidc Act a dog must not be allowed on the Delay is due to the site being on highway without a collar. Mrs. C a m PHOTOCOPYING ATC FAX SERVICES private land. N.C.D.C. will install said he had been allowed to reply Proprietors a light without charge but main­ publicly to the letter but that it Keith and Barbara Willmott tenance will be the responsibility is a domestic matter. FOULING OF PORT ISAAC BEACH. ST. ENDELLION SLMCR FESTIVAL LIFEBOAT The Board of Harbour Commissioners August 1st - 11th. (For information Our first social event of the year, have received many complaints, over send s.a.e. to Mrs. J.R.Holden, Wednesday 1st. March, was a Wine and past years, about the condition of Rock House, Delabole, Cornwall, Cheese evening at St. Kew Inn, which the beach. Although Port Isaac is a PL33 9BS.) This year it is hoped to was well attended, and raised £222. working harbour, both the Commis­ include music by Mendelssohn, Mr. Harry Pavitt, holder of the RM.I sioners and N.C.O.C. have made every Brahms, Mozart, Ibert, Rodrigues, certificate for twenty years service attempt to keep the it as clean as Ravel, De Falla, Britten, Vaughan as a member of crew, and Boathouse possible, albeit without much Williams, and Holst. Admission by Keeper for the last two years, has success on certain winds and tides. programme £3.50. There will be a resigned. His great dependability Now we are receiving complaints free concert to ’Friends of the St. has been very much appreciated by about dogs being allowed by their Endellion Festival’. The Festival Hon. Secretary David Castle, and owners to foul the beach. A few days Committee is most grateful to the crew members. Mr. Clive Hester has ago as many as six dogs were seen 'Friends’ for their support and we now been appointed Boathouse Keeper. roaming around. It would be welcome new members, the subscrip­ By the time you read this, the appreciated if local dog owners tion is, £5 a year. As always we lifeboat will be back 'on service' would keep their dogs under control need money to keep the Farm House in (from dawn on Saturday 18th. March), and not use the beach as a toilet a state of repair; it was not used having been checked at the RNLI'S for them. If some restraint is not as much as we would have liked last Isle of Wight centre for inflatables exercised, the Commissioners might year. If anyone knows of Parties or during the winter. John Scott. be forced to seek assistance from Schools who might be interested in the local dog catcher. W.J.Spry, renting fairly basic accommodation GOLDEN CIRCLE sleeping up to 25, please contact A trip to Exeter is planned for TALKING NEWSPAPER Anthony Hawkey, 109 Egloshayle Rd., Wednesday 12th. April. The coach News and views from local papers Wadebridge, tel. Wadebridge 2529. will leave Prout's Garage at 9.30am. for visually handicapped people are and there will be seme seats avail­ recorded on to standard 90 minute ST. PETER'S CHURCH. able to non-members at a cost of audiotapes by teams of volunteers. Bingo The P.C.C. would like to thank £2.00. Please contact 880224, Any standard tape player can be Carol, Dave, the team of helpers, 880726, or the garage. On Wednesday used. Tapes are posted to users in and all who supported us. £179 was 26th. April, members will be special easy-to-use returnable raised which will go to the fund treated to an extra birthday cele­ packs with reversible labels, and for restoring the Church Rooms where bration with tea at Newquay Hotel can be kept for up to a week. There so much money has been raised for kindly organised by Mrs. Grace will usually be space on the tape various charities. The weather has Coton who was a guest at the Birth­ for users to record their own taken its toll and the end wall now day Luncheon on 22nd. February at comments and suggestions if they needs rebuilding. the Cornish Cafe. Our thanks to wish. There is no charge and tapes Mothering Sunday David and his staff for an excellent are sent and returned post free. A very happy and lively family lunch. Sheila Jarvis. Different editions will be produced service at 10.30, after the said for each locality in North Eucharist at 9.45, was conducted by LONG CROSS HOTEL Cornwall. If you are interested or Father Hugh Fryer. There were lots The hotel and Victorian Gardens- are know of others who might be please of children, and lots of singing now open through until October. get in touch with us as soon as you accompanied by lots of guitars! can. Chairman Bill Allen, Bodmin Members of the Brownie Pack read the Community School. Bodmin 72548. Any prayers. The children presented UNIT II blind people wishing to get on our posies of flowers to their mothers. mailing list should contact: After the service Simnel cake with Mrs. L.M.Chilcott (Co-ordinator), coffee or orange squash was much Secondhand Furniture C entre Bodnin 73476, after one o ’clock. appreciated . Jo Phillips All types of furniture and electrical appliances bought/sold. BAY NEWSAGENTS House clearances. Light removals. & OFF LICENCE i/Vce n s n l .'Tutu iCy_ tau*a nf PORT ISAAC 4a Trenant Industrial Estate, (ctt*)vMX Wadebridge, Cornwall. Del ivery of Phone Wadebridge 3888 Newspapers and OPEN FOR LUNCHES Evening Bodmin 880130 Magazines COFFEES Open Moos - Sats 10am - 5pm *Rodda's Cream & Weds: 10am - lpm * Sutton's Seeds EVENING MEALS Free delivery daily to Port Isaac * Cruelty Free Products *VideoHire PROUTBROS. Cornwall TEL. BODMIN 880469 TRELAWNEY GARAGE Computers OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 730am8pm. TEL. BODMIN 880208 ( doted t-lp m (hiring winter months) Computers for business. ALL CAR & VEHICLE REPAIRS Efficient, friendly service. Supplies and maintenance. AGENT FOR TAXIS • COACH TRIPS On-the-spot help and advice. HENRY LING 8c C O ' s CALOR & GLOGAS AGENTS Nick Henderson, Cornwall Computers, Tresarrett, Bodmin. PL30 4QQ GREETING CARDS FREE DELIVERIES Telephone Bodnln 850532 Successful Jutble Sale. PORT ISAAC ST. ENDELLION CHURCH MWS. A very successful jiwble sale held AM) DISTRICT at St. Endellion Church Hall raised Well attended Study Group £96 for Church funds. TOURISM The second Lent study group of the Ringers' A.G.M. ASSOCIATION parishes of St. Peter's, St. Kew and Ringers from St. Endellion were St. Endellion was held at "Tipton", among those who attended the annual ine Port Isaac District will be St. Kew home of Admiral and Mrs. meeting of the Guild of Ringers at advertised in 'Coastline' news. Alex Weir. The group listened to a St. Columb Major Parish Church. Oescriptive Signs tape recording of the Revd. Ian Women's World Day of Prayer The signs 'Welcome to Port Isaac, Pettit, with an introduction by About 60 women attended the annual Historic Pishing village' are to be Preb. Hugh Fryer, Rector. Women's World Day of Prayer Service on the 03314 to the north side of Very Quiet Day held this year at St. Endellion the road, approximately 100 yards Snow and icy roads prevented several Church. Speaker on the subject of from the Port Isaac turning each people from attending the Quiet Day Prayer was Mrs. Gloria Helson, a way. At a recent T.A.N.C. meeting, held at St. Endellion Church. The Reader from Bude who is Head of Mr. Savlle, County Highways, said he conductor was the Venerable John Religious Education at Launceston may supply Port Isaac with other Richards, Archdeacon of Exeter, who College. The service was led by Mrs. nameplates asked for, also that we was celebrant at the Eucharist and Doreen Fryer. £42.00 was sent to the may get help with better information also preacher at the Sung Eucharist Women's World Day of Prayer organi­ boards for the car park. on the Sinday. He was assisted by sation for distribution to various Accommodation Guide Preb. Hugh Fryer. charities and £27-56 was raised for To be produced as a 'Port Isaac Chapter Meeting the Armenian disaster fund from a and District Holiday Guide' with Clergy from the Deanery held a hunger lunch following the service. information on the front page in Chapter meeting at St. Endellion. A Successful Whist Drive ■newspaper' format, for use until Celebrant at the Eucharist was was held in the Church Hall on we can print the colour brochure. Prebendary H. Miles Brown assisted Tuesday 14th March. Mr. C. A'Court A 'Self-Catering' questionnaire is by the Revd. R. Hayne, Rural Dean. was the M.C. Judith Pollinger. to be delivered by hand. Subscriptions and 1989/90 Budget At the A.G.M. on April 19th, we shall hear how money was spent this year, and the estimated costs for the coming year. This will help determine the level of subscription to be proposed. John Chapman, of Cornwall Tourism Development Action Programme, has agreed to be guest speaker at the A.G.M. Water Problem A letter has been sent to S.W.W.A. a-iklng for help in mitigating the PORT GAVERNE HOTEL effects of bad publicity. AND RESTAURANT Footpaths Letters are to be sent to local SIMPLY - CHRIS GIBSON ajthorities, deploring the state of JUST BETTER DINING Pjrt Isaac and Port Gaverne Valley f >otpaths, quite unusable by visi­ Telephone Bodmin 880244 BUTCHERS tors due to depredation by pigs. opposite Port Isaac Launderette E tgulries Letters continue to come in asking TEL. 8800604 for information about accommodation, R. A. HANCOCK MEAT • FROZEN FOOD tieqadillett By-pass ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Fears that the increased speed of DAIRY PRODUCE traffic at Kennards Cross could AGRICULTURALIV 6 OOkCSTIC WORK UNDERTAKEN I Increase the danger at this notor­ SALES 4 SERVICE OPENING T1ICS ious black spot will be expressed SLIM LINE £ RADIATORS to the Department of Transport, DIkPLEX 4 T CREDA Monday: 8.00 - 1.00 and M.P. Gerry Neale. COMPLETE f SHOWER INSTALLATIONS Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri: 8.00 - 5.00 Robin A. Hancock, Hartland Road. Dear Readers, What a problem food Telephone Boctnin 880328 Saturday: 8.00 - 5.00 has become for us all. It appears most of it is bad for us! Red meat, butter, chickens, eggs, soft cheese, cook-chill foods, water poisoned! and even fish (water CENTRAL GARAGE pollution). I would like to suggest PORT ISAAC • CORNWALL BODMIN 880334 a diet which contains all vitamins (24 HOUR BREAKDOWN SERVICE) and minerals necessary to sustain AA life. Milk, cabbage (very well CAR. VAN, & MOTORCYCLE REPAIRS. washed - pesticides and insecti­ SERVICING. TUNING. AND SALES cides) and bananas. This may sound rather boring so get a bottle of OILS - PETROL- DIESEL - SPARES gin in to cheer it up! Alcohol bad JET CAR WASH for you? Yes it is, but why worry, IN-CAR COMMUNICATION SPECIALISTS so is everything else! Brenda. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS GARDEN SOCIETY. MOUNT EOGCUMBE HOSPICE 5o a word (min. 20p) Paid in advance Despite the bad weather a large As a result of the Find Raising Day Trevor Bassett nunber of garden enthusiasts on March 4th., £500 has been sent to gathered in the Cornish Cafe for the BRIDGE INSURANCE & FINANCE the Hospice. Such a wonderful result A new service, incorporated within March meeting of Port Isaac & would not have been possible without Castle Properties, New Road, District Garden Society. Mr. David the helpers, folk who attended and Pearce gave an interesting and Port Isaac. Providing: Domestic & gave generously before and on the Commercial Mortgages, Business helpful talk 'Creating a Garden in day, and the businesses in the Re-Finance, Council House Purchase, an Exposed Situation'. His pleasant, village who donated raffle prizes easy manner was much appreciated, Investments, Fire Motor Life - and the food. Our thanks to you all Accident Insurance, Pensions, etc. and it is easy understand why he is and to Castle Properties who have All propositions considered and such a popular gardening broadcaster generously offered the use of the personal service guaranteed. on B.B.C. Radio Cornwall. The talk shop next door, plus the stock, to was illustrated with many examples Offering Best Independent Advice be used to raise extra funds in the ______- member of FIMBRA.______of shrubs which can be grown quite rin up to Whitsun. Several people HAPPI SIGNS AMI DESIOIS well in an area such as we enjoy. have come forward to spend a couple Contact Kevin A. Hancock, DIP, SIAD, Refreshments were served, and Mr. of hours manning the shop so we will Cunningham expressed thanks to the Bodnln 880328 or Launceston 2724. open as often as possible over the C.A.LEE speaker and all the helpers. Easter. Sally Pavitt, Sheila Jarvis. Our final session is on Wednesday Accounts Management April 12th, speaker: Mr. J. S. King, Book-keeping & VAT Service specialist on pot plants. Please see Fed up with keeping your own records? posters for details. Wesley Blake. Just too busy? Worried about VAT? &ttbrca’f( However large or small youf business, ST. ENDELLION CONSERVATIVES UNISEX HAIR SALON I will supply book-keeping services tailored to your needs at reasonable Officers elected at the Annual TINTAGEL TERRACE. PORT ISAAC General Meeting: Mr. Cunningham - rates, making sure your system is as Chairman, Mr. Milton - Treasurer, POR YOUR APPOINTMENT simple and efficient as possible, and looking after all your VAT affairs. and Mrs. Jarvis - Secretary. Coming TELEPHONE 880789 events planned: Annual Lunch, June Phone Carole or Malcolm Lee at 24th., Coffee Morning at Trelights, TUESDAY TO SATURDAY 9 - 5 Gullrock, Port Gaverne on 880106 and ask for details. Ajly 19th., Bring and Buy and Social (late appointments Morning, September 15th. (See Diary by arrangement) Battery Charger in working order for details). Sheila Jarvis. but no meter, and Foot Tyre punp with pressure gauge, good condition. Offers? Blackthorn Press.______S.R.Hewett CANCER RESEARCH CAM’AK X ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS GLEBE FARM DAIRY A Musical Supper (St. Endellion) AGRICULTURAL, DOMESTIC, AfC at The Headlands Hotel INDUSTRIAL WORK IMXRTAKEN Bright and early deliveries Port Gaverne, Port Isaac. Given by SLIH.INF NIGHT STORAGE of fresh milk and cream The Corydon Singers from Stroud HEATERS INSTALLED from our own dairy. Skimmed milk 29p, Silver We (Tuesday 5 th. April 8.00pm. N.I.C.E.I.C. APPROVED CONTRACTORS £2.50 inclusive. top and semi skimmed 27p. For free transport (in Port Isaac) S.R.HEWETT, WINDRUSH, NEW ROAD, Tel Bodmin 880732 to and from The Headlands, please PORT ISAAC. PL29 3SD ring 880778 or 880489. TELEPHOfC 880319 Tickets available from Pride of Place, The Harbour Shop, Bay Gift THE ______Shop, Mace Grocers.______PORT ISAAC DAIRIES fuschias Order Now! Named 35p. each HARBOUR SHOP or ^labelled 3 for 50p. Phil Milton Kerry and Odette Boyde Phone 084 05 475 TEL: BODMIN 880297 Bodnin 880318______Running Repairs - your home, garden, WE ARE A FAMILY RUN BUSINESS MAGAZINES * NEWSPAPERS or business (painting to paving - OFFERING: CONFECTIONERY * CIGARETTES Wardrobes to workbenches.) Prompt, EARLY MORNING DOORSTEP DELIVERIES STATIONERY * BOOKS * TOYS efficient service - no job is too FIRST CLASS FRIEHCLY SERVICE GREETING CARDS » GIFTS small. Tel. Camel ford 212882______FRESH UNIGATE MILK Wanted The Dairy Book of Family Guaranteed fully pasteurised and SELECTION OF PRINTS Cookery published by the Milk Mar­ tested carefully in Unigate's NEWSPAPERS DELIVERED DAILY keting Board 1983. Do you have one modem laboratories, each bottle you don't use? Hawken. Phone 880275 date stamped for your protection. FREE 1ST. WEEK PACKAGE FOR NEW PERMANENT CUSTOMERS ESTATE AGENT'S BUSINESS TRANSFERS LOCAL DAVIDSTOW CHEOOAR - £1.10/lb. Also: Eggs, Fizzy Drinks, Cordials, NEW ROAD FORE STREET Bread, Potatoes, Cream, and Fruit Juices at competitive prices. PORT ISAAC BOSCASTLE HOTELS, GUESTHOUSES, AND CORNWALL CORNWALL RESTAURANTS CATERED FOR P1.29 3 SB PI.350AX CONTACT US ON THE ROUND OR RING THE ABOVE NOEER FOR PROHET ATTENTION TEL (0208) 880125 TEL (08405) 585 Kerry & Odette Thursday 13th. April: Va know not I m a n Marry! THE TRIO FREE DIARY 7.30pm: Annual Parish Meeting, Hjn gave us a shout In the Middle of night, St. Peter's Church Hall, Cos Dad and 1 wanted to hear the fIcjit. REGULAR FIXTURES IN PORT ISAAC Dad said ‘mat, go and aake soar tea, Wednesday 19th. April: •nd sandwiches for Rob and ae.‘ BA8Y/TCD0LER CLINIC: First Tuesday 7.jOpm: Annual General Meeting every month at the Surgery 1.30-3.30 offered us soae haw and cheese, of Port Isaac and Oistrict Tourism Dot we said 'H.P. if you pleasel (iULDEN CIRCLE: Wednesdays, 2.30pm In On Chaaplon bread that's the stuff, the Cornish Cafe. Assoc., St. Peter’s Church Hall. Friday 21st. April: It's what has made our rranky so tou^it' PLAYGROUP: 10am - noon, Village Hall ‘ h o w R.N.L.I. Art Show closes. I said about a satellite dish!' Monday, Tuesday, Thursday. Hu b said ‘Oreaa on, you can but wish, Sunday 23rd. April: Can you aake one, lan' she said. WELL WOMAN CLINIC: Mondays, with the St. George's day. Practice Nurse, 3-4pm, P.I. Surgery. 'Use a dustbin lid and a piece of thread!' Tuesday 25th. April: (Soae children do 'ave e»!) WOCN'S INSTITUTE: 2nd. Thursday in Dad said 'I know I'a really neat, the month, 2.30pm, Cornish Cafe. 7.00pm: Bingo in aid of Sir Janies Smith School, at the Church Rooms. But a satellite dish has got ae beat.' YOUTH CLUB: 7.30 - 9.30 Friday eve­ Wednesday 26th. April: So the wireless we all sat arucnd, nings, Wesley Room, Roscarrock Hill. Hoping to hear Tyson rail to the growl. Golden Circle Tea at Newquay. It wasn't to be, I rank dl«*i’t win. Saturday 25th. March (today): Friday 28th. April: And now we all feel sorry for hla. 7.30pm: Easter Eve Ceremonies 6.30pm: Coach leaves Prout’s Garage But the fight was great, you can't deny. at St Peter's. for Football Club Dinner Dance at Still, I wished I'd seen it live on 'Sky*. Sunday 26th. March: Easter Sunday. Royai Cornwall Showground. Written by Robert Andrews. British Surmer Time begins. Sunday 30th. April: 8.00am: Eucharist, and 11.00am: Sung 10.30am: R.N.L.I. Port Isaac Branch Eucharist at St. Endellion. Car Boot Sale at St. Kew inn. 10.00am: Parish Comm. St. Peter's. Monday 1st. May: Derby Opera Workshop Productions Touring Company present Port Isaac Methodist Church: May Day Bank Holiday. THE INHFRIIANCE Thursday 4th. May: 11.00am: Preacher Revd. G.F.Yeomans. A one-act musical comedy 6.00pm: Preacher Revd. W.J.Young. Ascension Day. by Emmans and Mugridge St. Endellion Easter Hjslc Festival Tuesday 9th. May: with full supporting concert until Saturday 1st. April. 7.30pm: Whist Drive, PORT ISAAC VILLAGE HALL Monday 27th. March: St. Endellion Church Hall. Monday 1st. May at 2.30 and 7.30 Easter Monday. Sunday 14th. May: Thursday 4th. May at 7.30 Tuesday 28th. March: Whit Sunday. Achiisslon £1.50 7.00pm: Bingo, in aid of Port Isaac Monday 15th. May: Cricket Club, at the Church Rooms. Christian Aid Week until Thursday 6th. April: Saturday 20th. School Summer Term begins. Thursday 25th. May: Sunday 9th. April: 10.30am: R.N.L.I. Port Isaac Branch 2.00pm: R.N.L.I. Port Isaac Branch Coffee Morning, Melbourne House, FRESH FRUITS at Tremeer Gardens, St. Tudy. Boscastle. 7.30pm: P. I. Methodist Church, Monday 29th. May: VEGETABLES Wadebridge Male Voice Choir. Spring Bank Holiday. DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR Tuesday 11th. April: School Half Term holiday 7.30pm: Whist Drive, until 2nd. June. DAVID PHILP St. Endellion Church Hall. Thurs. 8th. - Sat. 10th Jtxie: Wednesday 12th. 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