Port Isaac News: Planning, Youth Group, Council Meetings, and Community Events, Lecture notes of Business

Download Port Isaac News: Planning, Youth Group, Council Meetings, and Community Events and more Lecture notes Business in PDF only on Docsity! THANKS Marian and Doug Allender would like to thank everyone who supported their application for a Justices L icence on 14th. February. PORT ISAAC SCHOOL Summer Term : Tuesday 15th. April to Thursday 24th. July. Recommended half-term break: Monday 26th. May to Friday 30th. Autumn Term: Part 1 - Thursday 4th. September to Friday 17th. October. Part 2 - Monday 27th. October to Wednesday 17th. December. NORM AN REECE The whole v illage was saddened - hear o f the death of Norman iveece on February 28th. at his home, Trefreock Farmhouse, The funeral service at Roscarrock Hill Methodist Church on March 5th. was fully attended, showing how well respected he was. We express our deepest sympathy to his widow and fam ily in the loss o f a loving husband, father, and grandfather. Norman was form erly owner o f the Slipway Hotel, and latterly well known as keeper o f the car park on the beach at Port Isaac harbour. He was also a fine singer and could give an excellent rendition o f 'The Floral Dance'. He was Chairman o f F l Isaac Fishermen Ltd., and o f the Wadebridge and Port Isaac Labour Party. Sylvia Reece, Jacqueline and Josephine, wish to thank all who sent messages o f sympathy and gave support to them follow ing the loss o f a dearly loved husband and father, and for the many donations received in lieu o f flowers, which were sent to the Save the Children Fund. Trefreock Farmhouse, Port Isaac. ttOfie dSutet Cottier , or I am not ashamed o f the Gospel o f Jesus Christ: for it is the saving power o f God to everyone who believes; to the Jew first and also to the Gentile. Romans ch 1 v 16 PORT ISAAC ARTICLE IV DIRECTION ORDER Following my article in your Stop Press Edition at Christmas, the D istrict Council has now been informed by the Secretary of State that he is not prepared to confirm the Order, which will, therefore, lapse on the 20th. April, 1986. The Council is very disappointed with this setback as it will allow the Conservation Area to be subject to change beyond the control o f the Planning Authority. Such change unless carried out sympathetically and in character w ill destroy the charm and distinctive qualities o f Port Isaac. In an endeavour to suggest a voluntary control on future change the Council has decided that a planning guide should be produced to indicate the accept­ able principles o f design and building work within the Conservation Area, irrespective of whether or not a formal planning permission is legally required. Local co-operation in making such advice e ffe c tiv e in the future will be a top priority. To explain events over the last six months, and the future in itiative which we have in hand, I have gladly accepted the invitation extended by your Parish Council to speak at your Annual Meeting on Thursday 17th. April, 1986. Tony Philp, Planning & Development O fficer North Cornwall D istrict Council. YOUTH GROUP With help from grant funds, the Youth Group have started their film about L ife in Port Isaac. It w ill be a long time before the film can be finalised as money w ill have to be raised to pay for the necessary editing work. <D> f kik C O M M U N I T Y N E W S L E T T E R PUBLISHED FREE IN AND FOR THE PARISH OF ST. ENDELLION IN NORTH CORNWALL. ISSUED ELEVEN TIMES IN THE YEAR AND DISTRIBUTED [WITHOUT CHARGE] BY THE HARBOUR SHOP AND THE BAY GIFT SHOP, PORT ISAAC, AND BY THE POST OFFICE, TRELIGHTS. ALSO AVAILABLE BY POST FOR £2.75 PER YEAR (CHEQUES PAYABLE TO 'TRIO' PLEASE). PRINTING COSTS ARE MET BY REVENUE FROM ADVERTISING. EDITOR: ROBIN PENNA, 18 NEW ROAD, PORT ISAAC, CORNWALL. PL29 3SB ISSUE NO. 44 M ARCH 1986 Next Issue: Saturday 26th. April DEADLINE: FR ID AY 18TH! MOUNT EDGCUMBE HOSPICE Thanks are due to all those kind people who helped Mount Edgcumbe Hospice on Saturday 15th. March. To those who gave, helped on the day, and attended the C o ffe e Morning, my most grateful thanks. A cheque for t i l l will be sent as a result of this e ffo rt, and I hope to take a stall at one of the Mini-markets during the year. Sheila Jarvis. CONGRATULATIONS TO NY Tony Stickland o f The Harbour Shop, recently broke his own eight-year British handicapped swimmers' 100m backstroke record by .4 o f a second (1:14.66 for the 100m.) - only .6 o f a second outside the world best. He has already been in two handicapped Olympics - Holland 1980 and New York 1984. A ll he wants now is to get the hat- trick and go to Seoul in 1988. A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT Tre-Pol-Pen Hotel new management We a\e open ion Moaning CoHee, Aitem oon Tea, 8at. Lunehei AIao Sunday Lunches and Evening Vlnnet {te^,etvatlon-i> only) G00V F00V PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE Telephone Bodmin 880232 Views expressed in Trio are those of contributors and not necessarily of the editor. PARISH COUNCIL Notes o f the monthly meeting at Trelights Chapel Hall on Monday IOth. March 1986. As usual, many members o f the public were in attendance and were able to provide information from tim e to tim e about village matters concerning Trelights. St. Endeliion Churchyard Fund On a vote o f 7 for and 3 against, it was decided to increase the grant to £325 for the' year 86/87. Extension of Churchyard The D istrict Council need not take the responsibility of finding a new site so the Parish Council w ill meet the Glebe Com m ittee to discuss the purchase of some land for this. The site being o ffered for sale is not cheap and is also adjacent to the B.3314 and could be a ffected by any future road-widening scheme. Annual Parish Meeting O f the guest speakers invited to attend, Mr. David, Heritage Coast O fficer, Inspector Hawkey and Community Constable LeBaiily, County Councillor Lander, a Fire Service representative, and Patricia Richmond, National Agriculture Centre Rural Trust, have accepted. The meeting this year is at the Church Rooms on Thursday 17th. April at 7.30pm. Trelights Pump Mrs. Holden has paid the total bill of 1215.22 and the Parish Council are to contribute a sum which, together with the money from Trelights, will equal 50%. Trelights Green Councillors inspected the green, known in the village as 'L ette r Box' [See Trio, May 1984], and will put the seat from the corner there, facing down to the road. They w ill also ask the Highways Dept, if they can erect white posts with chains around the area. A sign 'Unsuitable for Heavy Vehicles' is also to be requested on the roads into Trelights. Trees at The Barton O f eight trees planted, only two are le ft. Application to be made to the D istrict Council to see if contractors engaged in work at the Barton can be asked to replace them. New Street Lights, Port Isaac In the next two or three years, the lighting is to be brought up to the County standard. Old-style, white light, lanterns would be suitable for the old part of the village, but the request for these must come from the Parish Council. Councillors expressed the view that this type o f light should be used throughout Port Isaac, Port Gaverne, and Trelights, and that orange ones should not be used at all. Surgery Direction Sign The Doctors are to be asked if they w ill put up signs at Tintagel Terrace and Hartland Road, to help strangers to the village find where the surgery is. Trelights Turning B.3314 The Highways Dept, are to be asked whether they have plans to improve the course o f the main road at Trecreege. Bus Shelter, Trelights Discussion of this item is to be postponed until a fter a Public M eeting in the village to discuss the use of some village funds. Donkey Derby Full agreement was given to an application by the Tintagei and Camelford Lions to run a Donkey Derby at the Playing Fields on 23rd. July. Planning Hills-the-Elder, single-storey dwelling adjacent to St. Peter's. Since this appears to involve some demolition, the Planning Dept, are to be notified that the Parish Council wish to hold a site meeting before making any observations. Public Discussion Mrs. Haygreen said that she still supported the idea o f a one-way system for Trelights. Sometimes it is necessary to back out into the main road if a large vehicle is encountered. In answer to questions, Cilr. Dawe affirm ed that the 'Jubilee' tree outside the Post O ffice will not be removed as part of the road works leading to his estate. Small support o f a local Cornwall Emergency Volunteers meeting raised the question of whether the Parish Council was in favour o f the scheme. The Council has its own Defence Com m itte but this also has succumbed to a general lack o f interest. Persons who fee l that resources should be available for deployment if an emergency occurs, should contact Cornwall Emergency Volunteers, at Old County Hall, Truro. Next Monthly Meeting Monday 14th. April at 7.30pm., Church Rooms, Port Isaac. St. Endellion Parish Council ANNUAL PARISH MEETING Port Isaac, Thursday 17th. April, Church Rooms, 7.30pm. Guest Speakers: Chief Planning O fficer, Heritage Coast O fficer, Councillor Lander, Police and Fire O fficers, Patricia Richmond - National Agriculture Centre Rural Trust. Public Discussion C o ffe e and Biscuits THE BAY GIFT SHOP for all your Newspapers, Magazines, Stationery, Greetings Cards, Small Gifts, Confectionery, Tobacco, and Toiletries. OFF LICENCE Open until 8pm. daily VIDEO HIRE £1 PER NIGHT Agents for Suttons Seeds Agents for Rodda's Cream Now stockists for 'Caroline Productions Cruelty Free Cosmetics Daily Newspapers delivered. Join our Christmas Club Tel. Bodmin 880469 ED FLANAGAN - PORT ISAAC DAIRIES For your requirements phone (0208) 880752 ALL TYPES OF MILK AND A FULL RANGE OF DAIRY PRODUCE PLUS MIXERS, LEMONADE, AND ALL FIZZY DRINKS. COMPETITION Since last month's drawing of Burrow Park was done, they have put in new windows! However, wo people were able to recognise it: Charlie Honey (this month's lucky 12 prize winner) and Barbara Richards, both o f Port Isaac. This month we show a very good example o f a wooden stile. The puzzle is, 'Where is it? ' We have tried to make the buildings in the background as recognisable as possible, but at this size it is very d ifficu lt to do. Your solutions on postcards to Trio, 18 New Road, by Friday 18th. April. The lucky winner will be able to collect a L2 prize. TOURISM ASSOCIATION OF f >RTH CORNW ALL Are you a member? It only costs L24 a year. The Secretary is Freddie Jenkins, Kims Restaurant, Wadebridge. (Wadebridge 2696) The Association produces a free guide, and works towards the better promotion of our area in many ways. Meetings and social events are organised in the out-of-season period. Jack & Muriel welcome you to the <§oli)cn $4on 3nn overlooking the harbour Real Ales • Bar Snacks Crab Sandwiches our speciality FOOTBALL Dave Monk Cup 8th. March: Polperro 2 - Port Isaac 2. Port Isaac go through 8 - 2 on aggregate. Bodmin & District League Cup 15th, March: Port Isaac A - Camelford 2. One leg, P. I. in second round. Football Club Dinner and Dance, Wadebridge Showground on Friday 25th. April 1986. Dancing to Heartbeat. Free transport (Prout's Coaches). Tickets E6. Come and enjoy yourself with your village team. Tickets from Les Honey, Bodmin 880609. Port Isaac Football Club Restricted Members Lottery. Starting soon, prizes weekly. First draw will be at the Golden Lion. Why not come in and support the Club at 50p. Publicity Boards on our Football Ground. We are awaiting final planning permission for Business Publicity Boards to be situated around our ground for the coming season. If you are interested, contact Les Honey. Birthday Cards. The Club is selling cards at L I for 10 cards. They are really good value and enable the Club to claim 25% commission towards its funds. With the football season nearly complete, once again may I say, on behalf o f our com m ittee and players, a big Thank You for making Port Isaac Football Club the best supported and sponsored Club in the Duchy League. Watch for our display notices re matches as we are in two Cup Competitions - The Dave Monk Cup, 2nd. round, and The Bodmin & D istrict Cup, 2nd. round - plus a couple o f league matches. Les Honey. CORNISH OFFICE & SHOP EQUIPMENT FOR ALL YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS PAPER CLIPS & PENS - TO OESKS TYPEWRITERS • COPIERS ■ COMPUTERS SALES AND REPAIRS Many Types of paper and envelopes available. DAVID COY - BODMIN 880579 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 5P A WORD (MIN. 20P) PAID IN ADVANCE FOR SALE Radiogram in good condition and working order. L30o.n.o. Port Isaac. Telephone 880.343. Hammond Sounder Organ as new L16G, and 3-piece Suite pink velvet moquette L90. Tel: 880237. Ordnance Survey 'Landranger’ Maps at 1985 price - L2.50 each (equivalent to former 1" map): 190 Bude and C lovelly. 200 Newquay, Bodmin, and area (including Port Isaac). 201 Plymouth & Launceston area. 203 Land's End, The Lizard, and The Isles o f Scilly. 204 Truro & Falmouth. The Blackthorn Press, Port Isaac. Telephone 880292. ST. PETER'S CHURCH We have raised 11,500 of the L3,000 needed for the repair of the Church roof. Tickets are being sold in the village for a concert to be given by the 'Roof Raisers' in the Church Hall on Saturday 19th. April at 8 pm. Please g ive them your support, ail proceeds w ill go to the R oof Fund. Renee Norris. PAR K W AY CONNECTION If B.R. plans come to fruition, Bodmin Parkway station will have a direct platform access to the future Bodmin and Wenford Railway and be the only station in the country where Intercity trains will interchange with a preservation line. 32 FORE STREET, PORT ISAAC TEL. BODMIN 880491 WELCOME ALL CUSTOMERS GENTS AND LADIES CLOTHES AND SHOES SPECIALISTS IN GENUINE GUERNSEYS THE TRIO FREE D IAR Y REGULAR FIXTURES BABY/TODDLER CLINIC: 1st. Tuesday every month at P. I. Surgery, 1.30- 3.30pm. GOLDEN CIRCLE: Wednesdays, 2.30pm. in the Cornish Cafe. PLAYGROUP: Mon. Tues. Thurs., lOam-noon, Church Rooms. PORT ISAAC YOUTH GROUP: Thursdays, 8pm., at the Golden Lion. TUESDAY EVENING FELLOWSHIP: 7.45pm., Gwel Arvor, Tintage.1. Terrace WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP: Alternate Tues­ days 2.30pm. Roscarrock Church Hall. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE: 2nd. Thursday in month, 2.30pm., Cornish Cafe. Saturday 29th. March (Today): Port Isaac Football Club, last match o f the season? 10.45pm. Easter Vigil and Mid­ night Mass at St. Endeilion. Easter Sunday 30th. March: (Put clocks forward one hour) 10.00am. Holy Baptism and Parish Eucharist at St. Peter's. 8.00am. Eucharist, and 11.00am. Sung Eucharist at St. Endellion. St. Endellion Easter Music Festival (until Sunday 6th. A.pril). Tickets from: The Blackthorn Press, 18 New Road. Tuesday 1st. April: W. Fellowship: Jill Sutcliffe, Cornish Trust for Nature Conser­ vation, Meth. Schlroom, 2.30pm. Wednesday 2nd. April: Mini-Market (various charities), Church Rooms 10.30- 12.30. Tuesday 8th. April: The M iracle Theatre's SHOOTING STAR, Village Hall, 7.30pm. Adults 12.25, kids 11.25. Friday 11th. April: St. Peter's April Safari, 7.15pm. Sunday 13th. April: St. Peter's A.G.M. 10.00am. Monday 14th. April: St. Endellion Parish Council meeting, Church Rooms, 7.30pm. Tuesday 15th. April; W. Fellowship, 'Open Meeting' with Nicki Julian o f Radio Cornwall. Meth. Schlrm. 2.30prn. Thursday 17th. April: St. Endeilion Parish Council Annual Public Meeting 7,30pm. Church Hall (See p. 2 for details). St. Endellion Parish Council AN NU AL PUBLIC MEETING Church Hall, 7.30pm. (see p. 2, and posters, for details). Friday 18th. April: DEADLINE FOR TRIO NO. 45. Saturday 19th. April: St. Peter's Church 'ROOF RAISERS' CONCERT Church Hall, 8.00pm., doors open 7.30pm. (See posters). Wednesday 23rd. April: Golden C ircle Bingo, Cornish Cafe, 2.30pm. A ll Welcome. Friday 25th. April: St. Endellion Flower Festival (till Monday 28th.) Flower arrangements by local churches and organisations. A ll Welcome. Weekdays 10.00am - 8.00pm., Saturday & Sunday 1.00-8.00pm. R.N.L.I. Exhibition ends. Saturday 26th. April: ST. ENDELLIENTA FEAST D AY 11.00am. Sung Eucharist. TRIO NO. 45. Sunday 27th. April: St. Endellion, United Parish Eucharist, 10.30am. Tuesday 29th. April: W. Fellowship, Mrs. Peggy Martin 'Slate Engraving and Painting', Meth. Schlroom. 2.30pm. Wednesday 30th. April: Port Isaac School Fashion Show, 7.30pm. Tickets 75p, in aid of Arthritis & Rheumatism Council. Further particulars from Melanie Dingle and Carol Richards. Golden C ircle outing to Truro, non members welcome. Fare tl.5 0 . Contact Mrs. Honey, telephone 880437. Now that Spring is just around the corner why not have a new' hair style - done in the com fort o f your own home by R A T E T A Y L O R MOBILE HAIRDRESSER 27 Fore Street, Port Isaac Phone Bodmin 880744 COUNTERPOINT III A Music Texture EXHIBITION o f Hand Embroidered T extile and Mixed Media Panels By Helen Pincus. The Old School Hotel, Port Isaac. Open Daily 10am - 6pm. 27th. March - 9th. April PLUMBING & HEATING ENGINEER G. W. PATTENDEN 24-H0UR PLUMBING SERVICE VERY COMPETITIVE RATES ESTIMATES FREE TELEPHONE: 880028 PENREAL ESTATE AGENCY II NEW ROAD, PORT ISAAC TELEPHONE 800302 (Proprietor: Keith Willmott) RESIDENTIAL & BUSINESS PROPERTY SALES VALUATIONS & SURVEYS BY QUALIFIED STAFF SELF CATERING HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION AGENTS FOR GATEWAY BUILDING SOCIETY The Blackthorn i Press 18 New Road, Port Isaac. Telephone 880292 Quick, reliable, economical. Small quantities a speciality. PRINTED NOTEPAPER POSTERS • CARDS • ETC. Duplicated by The Blackthorn Press, 18 New Road, Port Isaac, Cornwall,. PL.29 3SB