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Trio 2011-05 trio Music Festival Music This issue Port Isaac Golden Circle outing - p2 May 27th - 30th 2011 Classifieds - p2 PISCES - Church & Chapel Exhibition opens May 21st - p3 Church news - p4 Village Hall news - a milestone is reached! - p5 From Port Isaac to Pristina - p6 Fisherman's Friends - p6 Co-op Charity Day - Annette's head shave for MENCAP - p7 Peapod opening - p7 Going Green - p8 Your letters - p9 Websites of the month - p10 RNLI news - p11 Sankey Evening - p11 Cooking with Martin - p12 Annual Parish Meeting - p13 Dan Rogerson - p14 who, what, where and when Traffic Consultation - p14 centre pages Houses at Trelights - p17 The Port Isaac, Port Gaverne & Trelights Newsletter No: 318 May 2011 50p CLASSIFIEDS Caravan available for long let on bus route Golden Circle Trip Call 01208 880275 to the For Sale 2 Stair Gates - £10 each Atlantic Village Silver Cross High Chair - £40 Wooden Rocking Cot - £40 Retail outlet Small Wooden Horse - £5 Bath, Changing Mat & Soap Dish - £20 followed by Afternoon 3 Cot sheets - £5 Drive on Dartmoor, or £120 the lot Travel Cot - £40 stopping for a tea break 2-seater Blue Settee - £35 Monday June 20th Call 01208 880275 departs 9.30am Available from the Peapod ROUND PINE TABLE GOOD CONDITION SEATS 6-8 £10 per person FREE (contribution to Cornwall Hospitce Care appreciated) Book your place with Call 01491 681916 Annie Philp on ILLEGAL PARKING 01208 880262 All illegal parking issues, yellow lines etc, are now dealt with by the Civil Enforcement Parking Team, who are based in Truro. Local Books available in Secrets, Port Isaac They can be contacted on 0300 1234222 Walk Talk A paw-picked selection of local dog walks, chosen by Spot & Winnie - £3.50 Trio is issued eleven times a year and is A Quick Look Round Port Isaac available in Secrets and the Co-op, A brief guide for visitors to help them enjoy the village - £2.50 Port Isaac, or by post - £18 a year in the UK (overseas rates on application). A Short Guide to Port Isaac To subscribe please send a cheque, A more detailed guide - £5.50 made payable to Trio, Calenia, 3 Trewetha Lane, Port Isaac, 15 Walks in the Parish of St Endellion Cornwall PL29 3RN (coastal and inland walks in and around the Parish To advertise in Trio telephone with lots of useful local information) - £3.50 01208 880905 The Fishermen of Port Isaac by Geoff Provis - £9.99 Published by Sam & Dee Littlechild The Trevan Book Tel: 01208 880905 Summary memoirs of the Parish of St Endellion email: [email protected] prior to 1834 by John Watts Trevan - £10 The publisher does not necessarily hold the same views as those 2011 Tide Timetables - £1.30 expressed by contributors and reserves the right to refuse or alter plus local ordnance survey maps material supplied. 2 Church & Chapel PORT ISAAC SHARED COMMUNITY EXHIBITION SPACE Exhibition St Peter's Church Saturday May 21st Visit by the Bishop of Truro Afternoon Tea S t Peterʼs Day is on June 29th and itʼs no coincidence that the Church & Chapel exhibition is running at the same time. We were therefore delighted that the 2.30pm – 4pm Bishop of Truro, Bishop Tim, will be visiting Port Isaac to see our PISCES with Cornish cream tea exhibition and to conduct a special service, ‘Songs of Praise’ Evening Reception 7pm – 8.30pm in St Peter’s Church on Sunday June 26th More details in next month's Trio. We hope that as many people as possible will with stories, chat and a support this event so put the date in your diary now. glass of wine & nibbles Free Entry PISCES PUBLICATIONS (Donations gratefully accepted) hanks to some very generous contributions from several kind people, we are now Itʼs not too late to give us Tproducing a small range of booklets, which are being added to as we go along. They provide personal, fascinating stories of life in and around Port Isaac in days gone by. photos, stories etc for The listso far includes Daideʼs Diary, Memories of Life at Archer Farm by Janet inclusion in this exhibition Chadband, Down Memory Lane with Rita Cowling of Trelights, Those Were the Days - Memories of Jennie Hills. They are all lovely reads and and are available at £3 each from Secrets, The Pottery and from the PISCES merchandise table in St Peter's. Banner Art If you feel you have a story to tell, we’re all ears! Morning We'd love to hear from you! Saturday May 21st 10am – 12 noon If you have any material you are happy to share with PISCES, please drop it “Thank you” to The old Chapel and Temperance into Dee in Secrets (tel 01208 everyone who has banners, now all beautifully 880862). It will be scanned and the restored, will all be on display in St original will be returned to you. No given financial Peter's. As part of the PISCES material will be used for financial gain help to us. We are project we would like to make a other than with the ownerʼs permission modern Port Isaac banner to and then solely for use by PISCES. very grateful commemorate life in the 21st century. Everyone is invited to drop in to St Peter's and “make their mark” artistically speaking! “Gathering the heritage of tomorrow” These will be collected together IL and made into a new banner ER which will be displayed in the LAST LUNCH UNT R THE SUMM PISCES exhibition space. AFTE all ages and all abilities welcome! LUNCH PISCES AGM Thursday 26th May th 12.30 pm at Tuesday May 24 The Old School Hotel 6.30pm £6.95, choice of St Peter’s Church 2 courses all welcome Anyone is very welcome to come along, just ring the Old School on 01208 880721 to book a place 3 Letters Church Diary dates Wednesday May 4th T ucked away somewhere among our most precious 7.30pm - Healing Service, St Minver possessions are almost certainly some letters we Church treasure. Perhaps theyʼre letters from our parents or some dear friend; perhaps theyʼre love letters or Thursday May 5th 7.30pm - Celebration of King James Bible letters from our children. Some may be bearers Readings & Music, St Kew Parish Church of good news- while others may be letters of concern and sympathy in a time of difficulty or sadness. Friday May 6th Some may contain wise words of advice and counsel, while others may have been 7pm - Local Pastoral Ministers, written to thank, congratulate, cheer, support and encourage us. St Endellion Church Often weʼve forgotten all about them and then, perhaps when weʼre spring-cleaning Sunday May 8th or having a tidy-up, we come across them, and as we begin to re-read them the 9.45am - Sung Eucharist, St Peterʼs Church, Port Isaac events and the feelings we experienced then are made present, and we recall the 11am - Sung Eucharist, St Endellion writers with gratitude and affection.. Church 6pm - Taize Service by candlelight, St Throughout history, letters both public and personal have been an exceptionally Endellion Church powerful means of communication, and today Christians continue to find wisdom, strength, insight and encouragement in the letters of St Paul and others in the New Saturday May 14th Testament. 9.30am - Marriage Preparation Day, Perceval Institute, St Minver 7pm - Concert by Triggshire & Atlantic The theme of the annual parish retreat at Davidstow later this month, is ʻChristian Strings, St Endellion Church Letters,ʼ when we shall be reading and discussing letters, not only by early Christians, but by Cranmer, Brother Roger of Taize, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, John Betjeman - and Sunday May 15th even by Adrian Plassʼs fictional character Andromeda Veale! 9.45am - Family Eucharist, St Peterʼs Church, Port Isaac 11am - Sung Eucharist, St Endellion E-mails, tweeting, blogging and texting are wonderful means of communication, but Church theyʼre ephemeral. When I think of the letters I have which I treasure, I feel it would be such a loss if people were to stop using this form of communication – a loss not Tuesday May 17th – Friday May 20th only to ourselves and our families and friends, but to future generations and to Parishes Retreat Treworra Barton, history. Davidstow Judith Pollinger Sunday May 23rd 9.45am - Sung Eucharist, St Peterʼs Church, Port Isaac New Churches to the Cluster 11am - Sung Eucharist, St Endellion Church T he North Cornwall Cluster of Churches welcomes a new future with St Mabyn, St Tudy and Michaelstow. Following the retirement of their last part-time Vicar, the Wednesday May 25th Archdeacon of Cornwall has been in conversation with St Mabyn, St Tudy and 7.30pm -Mothers Union, St Endellion Michaelstow about their future. No options were on offer. They were not going to get Church Hall, Patchwork from Mongolia a new vicar of their own. All the clergy and Readers in the North Cornwall Cluster Thursday May 26th wished to respond positively to the St Mabyn group, while finding ways of ensuring 8.00pm - Julian Meeting ,St Endellion that our existing projects and callings are not just diluted out of existence. Church We therefore suggested that the Archdeacon convene a meeting of all our own clergy, Sunday May 30th Readers and Churchwardens with those of St Maby, St Tudy and Michaelstow. Many 9.45am - Sung Eucharist, St Peterʼs views, reservations and hopes were expressed. It was clear that many friendly Church, Port Isaac 11am - Sung Eucharist, St Endellion relationships already bridge the parish boundaries and we were well received by our Church hosts. Wednesday June 1st While I will be priest-in-charge of the enlarged Cluster (nine churches and seven 7.30pm - Healing Service, St Enodoc PCCs), our Curate-in-training, Jonathan Mosedale, is going to be `the man on the groundʼ at the St Mabyn end – what we used to call `Curate in Chargeʼ.
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