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Hayle, the Town That Changed the World” Free - Thanks to Our Volunteers and Advertisers Circulation 2500 Issue 140 Aug/Sept 2018 140 Tom Rimmer & Mervyn Sullivan “Hayle, the Town that Changed the World” Free - thanks to our volunteers and advertisers Circulation 2500 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 Editorial team contact Subscriptions [email protected] For 6 issues by post , please send a cheque or postal order for £3.70 Advertising Jeff Turk made out to Hayle Pump Newsletter [email protected] to: Phone 01736 752319 Hayle Pump Subscriptions Web site John Bennett 35 Penpol Terrace, [email protected] Hayle TR27 4BQ Please give your name and number Team members as well as the delivery name and Samuel Marsden address. Sarah Turk Stephen Murley Send any articles or copy to Send your adverts to [email protected] [email protected] or use or drop off at drop off points Angove Sports (Copperhouse) The Farm Shop (Foundry) Advertising Rates Passmore Edwards Institute (opposite War Memorial) 1/8 63 x 47.5 £10 1/4 63 x 95 £15 NEXT DEADLINE is 13th Sept 2018 1/2 Not available 2 Penpol Painting Preserved Some eight years ago Mervyn Sullivan painted directly onto a large board which depicted the men and their achievements that had made Hayle one of the foremost places in the world and which started the Industrial Revolution, which is not so widely known. This informative painting has been much admired by both local people and visitors, unfortunately over the years the weather had taken its toll on the paint and the board and it was looking a little the worse for wear. Luckily Mervyn had taken a photo, and thanks to Attic Design and Print it has now been reproduced using advanced techniques ensuring it will stay in pristine condition for the next ten years and is to be judged as part published, the ‘In Your of the Hayle in Bloom “In Your Neighbourhood’ competititon will Neighbourhood Competition”. have been judged (July 17th – 24th) Supported by the Town Council, and the main Champion of thanks must go to Tom Rimmer of Champions competition will also Attic Design & Print, Bob Penrose have been judged on Thursday 26th for installing it, Mervyn himself and July. others for getting it organised. We have never before reached this level of competition but we genuinely feel that the Gold Standard is Hayle in achievable. In common with all other entrants, Bloom the chief obstacles to planting and Excitement is currently rising within bringing on the plants has been the Hayle in Bloom, as the judging days slow and cold Spring, followed by an for the South West in Bloom almost total absence of rainfall -very competition approach. challenging. Finally thanks to those of you who By the time the next Pump is donated your old metal watering cans 3 for our display. They can be seen St Michaels Hospital hanging chiefly in Copperhouse, and add, I think, a ‘quirky’ element. Summer Fete Happy gardening everyone! Sunday 19 Aug.1pm till 5 pm As part of our celebrations for the NHS 70th birthday we are holding summer fete in the grounds of St Michaels Hospital on Sunday afternoon 19 August. Please come along and support us we are hoping to raise some funds to support our post- operative rehabilitation service for patients who have had hip or knee joints replaced in our hospital. We would also like to take the The Pump was able to catch the opportunity to share with you our judge, Liam Shoesmith, at the plans for St Michaels in the future, as Boules pitch, pictured with young we move towards being a centre of Paul, from Paris, Neil Mason, excellence for orthopaedic surgery. Twinning and Nigel Powel H.I.B. We were rated “ outstanding ” for care 4 by the CQC in our last inspection and we want to share our success and pride in our hospital and staff with our local community. Please come and support us to have a fun, family focused afternoon at St Michaels in celebration of our hospital and the NHS as a whole. We already have confirmed supporters from the local community who have donated raffle prizes, including: a family ticket to the Eden Project, 2 free child entries to Newquay Zoo, a fish and chip supper for 2 from Frasers in Penzance and more are on the way, so come along and buy a ticket it could be your lucky day! Free parking will be available on site and refreshments will be provided by our brilliant Friends of St Michaels Hospital. If you would like to be involved or have your own stall please contact: Shelley Jackson or Sue Preston, email: [email protected] or [email protected] and we will get back to you. FUN BINGO WEDNESDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER 7.00 P.M. Connor Downs WI Hall Free Refreshments - ALL WELCOME for further information contact Rosemary Smith 01736 753705 [email protected] Connor Downs Residents' Association 5 Top of theTower On 15th August from 10am – 4pm there is a rare opportunity to get a stunning view of Hayle from Phillack Church Bell Tower and raise money for Children’s Hospice Little Harbour. The Captain and Church Council of Phillack Church have kindly agreed to allow people to see the wonderful view of Hayle from the top. It is a spectacular view, and the cost is only £1.00 Please be aware the steps to the top are uneven and steep, there will be stewards on site. Teas, coffee and cakes will be served by Hayle Friends CHSW. Phillack Church Notices Wednesday, 8 August, at 3.00 p.m. - FUN BINGO £5.00 including Cream teas: Phillack Church Hall. 6 Wednesday, 22 August, at 3.00 p.m. FUN BINGO £5.00 including Cream teas: Phillack Church Hall. Saturday, 11 August, 7.30 p.m. Quiz Night (£3.00 p.p.) Phillack Church Hall Saturday, 25 August. The tower of Phillack Church will be open from 2.00 to 5.00 p.m; Cream teas served. Sunday, 26 August, at 9.15 a.m. Bell-ringers’ Service and morning tea. Come and see the new-look church interior! Saturday, 1 September, from 10.00: JUMBLE SALE in Phillack Church Hall. Saturday, 29 September, at 12.30. HARVEST LUNCH in Phillack Church Hall. Curries and casseroles (vegetarian option), variety of desserts. Cost £7.00. Book with Mary Marsden (01736 756669). 30 September Sunday, Godrevy Team Harvest service at 11.00 followed by a shared lunch. The members of Phillack Church would like to say a big THANK YOU to the Hayle Boy Scouts for polishing the pews after the major work inside the Church. This followed the removal of the plaster in the Church to allow the walls to dry out. The boys did an excellent job and after five tins of polish the pews were gleaming. Well done boys! Mary Marsden - Churchwarden 7 Hayle Lions Fun Day Sunday August 12th Hayle Recreation Ground starting at 11.00. Come along with the family and enjoy a day of entertainment for everybody. There will be children’s games, bouncy slide, stalls, BBQ, beer tent, and for our four-legged friends there is the Sooperdogz fun dog show; open to all, rosettes 1st to 4th place. 22 classes and new this year John Broadbridge Perpetual Cup for best in show - contact Sue 01736 759239. There will be live music from the Red River Rock Band. Betty 0771 0235 412 EXTANT A Retrospective Art Exhibition New works by Linda King. I have been living and working in Cornwall for 26 years, but am probably better known for my small archaeology book ‘no stone unturned’. In August I will be holding a retrospective exhibition with new works at St. Elwyn’s Church, Hayle (opposite the Jubilee Bridge). This year I reached 60 and thought it a good opportunity to look back over my art and showcase some new pieces. Having limited time in my 8 life to create I always move between disciplines: painting, drawing, metalsmithing, photography, portraiture, ceramics, figure drawing, mural painting, lamp-working, glass sculpture, collage, video, jewellery — because there isn’t time not to. The thought of being stuck in one stratum absolutely abhors me. And why does art have to be so serious? Can’t artists admit they love the ability to conjure up something ‘Extant’ also sees the launch of a never before seen on the planet? My new book from myself entitled ‘ A favourite method at present is to use Business of Ferrets: The first 100 party poppers to explode paint onto a days of Nine Ferret Kits’ It might not surface. Fantastic results! be art, but the event inspired my The late actor Jeremy Brett support- Quinty Sculpture, a life-size ed me for a year by buying my representation of the mother ferret Sherlock Holmes postcards to send and her babies in bronze-filled resin. out to his fans. I produced 130 It will be on show here for the first portraits of celebrities, then they time: became less fashionable so I switched to collage. Changing direction gives a boost to my creativity. I know I am a jack of all trades. Every few years I have a massive burn up of all the accumulated work I am dissatisfied with, or feel I have moved beyond, but I always keep back the best. The ash doesn’t go to waste because I mix it into acrylic paint for the creation of new pieces.
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