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January 2019 No.460 50p to Non Residents
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Events
Sunday 20th January 2019
3pm.
Bude Music Society proudly
presents “In the Land of Dreams”
Shiry Rashkovsky, Viola.
Kumi Matsuo, Piano
Music by composers including
Bach, Schumann, Britten and
Brahms.
Minstrels Music Centre,
Canworthy Water,
PL15 8UB
Wheelchair access is available
Concert ticket price £13
Full time students - free
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CONTENTS PAGE
Age Concern 20
Agricultural Charity 8
Business Index 34
Childrens page 35
Churches 12
Clubs & Societies 26,33
Events 1,2,4,14,36
Letter 22
Notices 9,24
Wishing you peace and
Parish Council 30,31
harmony in 2019.
Parish Diary 18,19
Margaret Poppy Appeal 28
(this months editor)
Secrets 5
The Deadline for submissions to the next Gazette is
end of day 17th of this month
email:stgennysgazette@yahoo.co.uk
Your Editors are:
Jane Wardlaw 01840 230933
Heather Smith 01840 230976
Margaret Kirkwood 01840 230911
The St Gennys Gazette exists for the benefit of St Gennys Parish and its residents. It aims to pro-
vide an information service to publicise events and activities in St Gennys and its neighbouring par-
ishes and publish Parish topics of interest. Publishing includes printed, digital and online formats. It
takes no editorial positions. The Editors may edit articles, letters, adverts or any other content sub-
mitted to the Gazette. They reserve the right not to publish anything that they judge to be counter
to the intentions of the Gazette or generally inappropriate for publication.
Disclaimer: The ideas and opinions printed in the Gazette do not necessarily reflect the views of
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of said article/images.
The Gazette is available on the Parish Council website -
www.stgennys.co.uk
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Events
HELP THE NATIONAL TRUST
On Tuesday 8th January
10am-4pm
Scrub clearance at sandymouth
We will be clearing more scrub at Sandymouth and having a big bonfire.
Meet in Sandymouth car park.
ALSO
On Sunday 20 January
10am-midday
Strangles new year beach clean
Help us clear this remote beach of rubbish and bring it back up the cliff.
Please note terrain is difficult. People taking part must be physically fit
and able to scramble up rocks. Also not suitable if you have vertigo.
Meet at Strangles car park, near Trevigue, Crackington Haven.
Thanks,
Jenny Herbert
JUBILEE CLUB A G M
The AGM will be held on
January 14th at 2pm in the Blue Room,
Crackington Institute.
The Club organises coach trips across Cornwall and Devon.
If you like to get out and about without driving
and with friendly company come
to the AGM and meet us and find out more.
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Secrets from the Gazette
Do you ever wonder what happens behind the scenes? Here is a bit of our
story.
The Gazette is printed professionally, this is only possible thanks to the
funding raised by the business adverts in your Gazette. So please
remember, if you use them tell them you found them here.
To help each Editor to deliver a consistent Gazette we have guidelines in
place, developed over years of experience with past and present team
members. Quite a bit of the Editors time is spent on the layout of the
Gazette using an up to date publishing program which does a lot of the
tedious work. Our treasurer is also our tech guy, he found the new program
for us, set it all up and taught us how to use it. We also have two
proofreaders who keep the editors on their toes, when you know someone
else is checking the Gazette then it really helps to focus your attention on
details, layout and accuracy.
Before you see your printed Gazette, delivery is organized if possible on
26th of the month. Over 30 people receive bundles of Gazettes and bring
them to your door, we are ever grateful to all of you, one person delivering
500 copies would probably take the whole month. Several Gazettes are
posted far and wide, for this service we charge to cover our costs.
The Gazette is free if you live in the Parish, funded as mentioned above, by
the business adverts. It can also been seen online on our Parish Council
website, go to stgennys.co.uk. And click the link ‘The Parish’. It appears
here by the magic that is our Parish Clerk.
Collecting money from advertisers is yet another job, emails or letters are
sent to each advertiser when their payment is due. No small task as there
are sometimes 60 to deal with. This job is made easier if payment is made
after the first reminder, for that we thank you.
To help us to help you, we ask that you send in your events as soon as you
can. After our deadline of 17th the Gazette has to be proof read, corrected
and checked again and sent to the printers, printing takes 2 or 3 days, so
you can understand why it is helpful to have your emails in early in the
month and also why we will reject, or defer to the next month, anything
that comes in after 17th.
Please, also take the time to send in reports after the events, these are
always of interest, especially if you hold a fundraiser. It is also a good
opportunity to invite more people to join you next time.
Sometimes we wonder how many people do read the Gazette we joke
among the team about ‘’our reader’’ as if there is only one of you reading
so let’s find out shall we?
Unscramble the following RUSTLOVERLEANWEEAL and send the solution
and your name in by email.
(CLUE, you will find a phrase describing the Gazette team in 4 words)
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Winter Wonderland. Photo by Gill Nicholls.
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Agricultural Charity
The 3rd annual St Gennys Harvest lunch took place at the end of October,
this was reported in the December Gazette. The funds raised went to the
Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution. Moses Andrews has sent in
more information about this charity.
Most people (including me) are keen to support well-known charities
such as Macmillan, Cornwall Hospice Care and the Air Ambulance, but
there are other charities that discreetly provide much needed support,
and which many people are totally unaware of.
RABI (Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution) is a welfare charity
focused on supporting farming families and farm-workers. Anyone can
get into financial difficulty through no fault of their own. Extreme
weather, illness, accidents, animal disease, family breakdown,
bereavement and cash flow problems are just some of the reasons why
people approach RABI for help.
Time and again I hear people say “there’s no such thing as a poor
farmer”. The reality in places like Devon and Cornwall can be very
different. Imagine being the one who is desperate not to lose the farm
that has been in the family for many generations, so they hide the
situation as best they can until they can continue no longer. What if a
farmer with no family support is badly injured and cannot care for the
livestock? RABI Welfare workers visit households where fuel bills are
unpaid and there is no food at all in the house. Suicide rates are high in
the rural community.
The support offered is tailored to individual circumstances and can be
both short and long term.
RABI can help people in lots of diverse ways. For example, they may be
able to pay for relief workers to help on the farm if the farmer has to go
into hospital - and pay for hospital travel costs. They may pay for
disability aids. They also help people to claim the benefits they are
entitled to – they regularly see people totally unaware of the financial
support available. They can also fund business appraisals, free debt
advice, and support people to get up to date with paperwork so that it is
actually possible to establish which benefits they may be entitled
to. Where there is a need to earn additional income off the farm, they
can fund training for one of the household to enable them to gain paid
employment.
If anyone would like more information about RABI, they should visit the
website www.rabi.org.uk or call the Freephone Helpline: 0808 281 9490
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Notices
MOBILE LIBRARY Mobile
The library van will be at Post Office Van
Crackington Institute on
the following Will be in the
Wednesdays Institute
10.25 to 10.45
16th January,
Car Park
13th February, every Friday
13th March,
10th April, 12.45 to 1.45pm
8th May,
5th June.
PATIENT PARTICIPATION GROUP
We met with the practice manager,
Danielle Kirby, and here are a few
items of interest.
Please be aware that Highways are
working near the surgery in January
and delays are likely.
The surgery had an Ofsted inspection
and although the report is not yet out
the verbal comments were positive.
We discussed the situating of an
Urgent Care Centre at Bodmin and a
request the PPG have made to the CCG
for extra provision at Stratton as it
takes 50 minutes to get to Bodmin.
We discussed fund raising for the
A quote for a small space. Bottreux Practice for equipment that
To conquer oneself is a might enable more tests to be carried
greater task than conquering out at the surgery.
others. Annie Robinson on behalf of the PPG.
-Buddha
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IF YOU WISH TO
ADVERTISE IN THE
ST GENNYS GAZETTE
PLEASE PHONE JANE
ON 01840 230933
FOR DETAILS OF OUR
VERY REASONABLE
RATES
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St Gennys Church
Times of Services
Sunday 6th 11am Holy Communion
Sunday 13th 11am Morning Prayer
Sunday 20th 10.30am Benefice Service, Week St Mary
Sunday 27th 4.30pm Evensong
The Trustees of Friends of St Gennys Church
invite you to a simple Twelfth Night Wine and Cheese
lunch gathering on Saturday 5th January from 12 midday
inside St Gennys Church.
Have a look around, see what has been done and give us
your ideas.
(No expense has been incurred by the Friends of St Gennys Church
for this event)
12500 COPIES OF THE ST GENNYS GAZETTE ARE
PRODUCED AND DELIVERED EVERY MONTH,
TO ADVERTISE WITH US FOR A WHOLE YEAR
IS VERY GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY, ONLY £45
FOR LARGE ADVERT (1/4 page) AND JUST
£35 FOR THE SMALLER SIZE ABOVE.
CALL JANE ON 01840 230933 TO BOOK YOUR
SPACE NOW.
13Event report
The Parish Seniors Christmas lunch on the 8th December was a great
success and hopefully enjoyed by all who came to eat, help and entertain.
Our thanks go to, in no particular order, The Burden Trust for their back-
ing, Wainhouse Stores, the Co-op Bude, Lidl, Fran Holmes and Pat Bird for
their generosity and much appreciated donations.
Elaine Bird and Karen Skinner again did a fantastic job in the kitchen by
producing an amazing Christmas meal and a great selection of desserts.
Time was given up by our loyal helpers, Sally Johnson, Rosie Norman,
Sally Batchelor, Kate Holding, Paul Herr, Carol Cook, Lesley Cooke and
Jacqui Jepp, who all kept things moving during the afternoon. Our thanks
go to Julie Morris who supplied welcome teas and coffees. Thanks also to
my wife Wendy who along with Elaine and Karen brought everything
together.
Our entertainment was again the Ukulele Band, All @ C, great fun and
sing along songs. They take no money for their performances but carry a
donation box for the Cornwall Air Ambulance. Nick Danks and the Crack-
ington Ladies Choir came along to sing a few of the songs they have re-
cently worked on and stayed to sing some Carols with everyone to finish
off the day.
All in all, a lovely afternoon on a very wet and windy day. Thanks to all of
our guests for venturing out.
Richard Leach
All @ C
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St Gennys Parish Diary
January Events
Date Day Event Venue
5th Saturday Social Evening Snooker Club 7.30pm
5th Saturday Twelfth Night gathering St Gennys Church 12noon
6th Sunday Folk Club Snooker Club 7.45pm
14th Monday Jubilee Club AGM Institute Blue Room 2pm
20th Sunday Film Club, Mustang Institute 7.30pm
26th Saturday Dizzard Bingo Legion Hall 7.30pm
31st Thursday Craven Players Snow White Institute 7pm
Panto
Forthcoming Events
February
1st Friday Craven Players Snow Institute 7pm
White Panto
2nd Saturday Craven Players Snow Institute 2pm
White Panto
16th Saturday Live Bluegrass Music Institute 7.30pm
from The Other Band
23rd Saturday Quiz Night Legion Hall 7.30pm
18St Gennys Parish Diary
Regular Events
Sunday (Every) Crackington Crew Beach The Haven 10.00am
Clean
Monday (Every) Get Active Class Institute 10.00am
Monday (Every) Pilates Intermediate Institute 6.30pm
Monday (Every) Pilates Beginners Institute 7.45pm
Monday (Every) Crackington Ladies Choir Institute 7.30pm
Tuesdays (Every) Scottish Country Dancing Institute 7.15pm
Tuesdays (1st &3rd) Table Tennis For Fun Institute 3.00pm
Tuesdays (2nd) Social Afternoon Institute 2.30pm
Wednesday (Every) Tennis Club Tennis From 6.00pm
Courts
Wednesday (Every) Life Drawing Class Wooda 10.00am to
12.30pm
Wednesday (Every) Silver Band Legion Hall 7.00pm to
9.00pm
Wednesday (3rd) Crafty Day Institute From 10.00am
Thursday (Every) Yoga Institute 4.30pm to
6.00pm
Thursday (Every) Crackington Playgroup Institute 10.00am to
Noon
Thursday (Every) Pilates Improvers/Beginners Institute 6.30pm
Thursday (Every) Table Tennis Institute From 7.00pm
Friday (1st) Dance The Body Alive Institute 7.00pm to
10.00pm
Friday (Monthly) Gardening Club Various 10.00am to
Venues Noon
Friday (3rd) Cribbage & Chess Snooker 8.00pm
Club
19Age Concern
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Letter
Below is a copy of the letter mentioned in the Parish Council report, on
page 35.
Leslie and a disturbing Experience
As Leslie strolled one late summers day along the lane outside his
vicarage in the little Cornish Hamlet of St Gennys he saw a solitary male
figure walking towards him. It was not a person he recognised and he
assumed it was probably a holiday visitor. As they neared each other
Leslie anticipated that they would exchange a ‘good day’ or at any rate a
smile or a nod of acknowledgement but the man walked straight by,
appearing not even to notice Leslie’s presence, as if totally pre-occupied.
Leslie strolled on a short distance but feeling rather puzzled by this odd
behavior he retraced his steps to see where the stranger was going. To
his utter astonishment there was no sign of the man, yet there seemed
no where that he could have left the road or gone to. He had apparently
vanished into thin air.
Leslie related this story to local guest house owners and to farmers who
might have taken on a casual labourer, but no one knew the man.
I imagine that, when Leslie told us this story many years ago, he would
have made some comment about the man’s style of dress. But as I have
no recollection of that I can only assume that it was not out of the
ordinary in any way or it would have formed part of the story.
Leslie said he found the event disturbing because there seemed to be no
explanation. Was it a ghost?
Many years later, in 1992, Jeanette (nee Fee) and her husband Colin
Smith called at the vicarage, by then a guest house, and the proprietors
on learning the reason for their visit made them very welcome. They
showed them the portrait of John Wesley, still hanging in the hall as Leslie
had requested and even took it down for Colin to photograph Leslie’s
inscription to that effect on the back.
Then, in the course of conversation, and unaware of course of Leslie’s
incident, they mentioned that there had been occasional reports by
people having a strange experience in the lane, identical in fact to
Leslie’s. They said that there had been suggestions that it was the ghost
of the very last vicar of the parish upon whose death the parish had been
merged with its neighbour and that the vicar ‘was your Great Uncle’!
Unfortunately, at the time of their visit Jeanette did not know the story of
Leslie’s experience and so was not able to lay that particular ghost to
rest.
April 2005 Brian Fee
Arthur Leslie Parish 1909-1970
Vicar of St Gennys 1953-1970
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Notices
PRESCRIPTIONS
Can be collected or dropped off at the Snooker Club
1:15pm to 3pm on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Please stay for a cup of tea and a biscuit.
We have a mobile phone so that people can call us between
those times to check if their prescription has arrived.
The number is 07932 003126.
The phone will only be switched on during the sessions.
Thanks to Janey, Ellen and Annie and helpers
NEWSPAPER DELIVERY
I'd like to start the New Year by drawing your attention to the
newspaper subscription and delivery group we have formed in Crack-
ington. The closure of the post office store threatened those of us
who are devoted print news readers with deprivation. But we had a
solution; form a group of subscribers, ask for volunteer drivers and
enlist the cooperation of Wainhouse Stores.
So let's start with a salute to our volunteer drivers, Roy Harmes,
Ellen Hawley, David Newton, Pauline Nunn and Peter Moore.
They do a wonderful job and keep the news print junkies happy
and informed. If you would like to join our subscription group please
ring Ida on 230 311 and we'll set you up. You can order newspapers
daily, weekly or any other interval you can think of. Papers are
delivered to Ida and Ellen's house on the estate and you can collect
your copies there.
This is a can do village and we CAN DO!
Ida Swearingen
Wainhouse Stores will be open on New Years Day 9am-12noon.
SOUP & SWEET LUNCHES
The four soup & sweet lunches that took place at the Institute in November
and December were all well attended and everyone enjoyed the delicious
soups and sweets, produced by many kind people. A big thank you to all
those who came and supported, and an equally big thank you to members of
Dizzard Community Group, the Institute Committee, the Garden Club and
the Church for organising and hosting the lunches, and not forgetting Gill
and Jon who set up the tables on each occasion. The sum of £800 was made
for Church funds.
Anthony
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Surf Club report
Another great year for Crackington SLSC.
Firstly, we would like to thank everyone for their continued support, we
couldn't do this for the children if we didn't have people willing to help and
support us. Whether it be fundraising or helping with sessions we are very
grateful to you all, not least to the Burden Trust who have continually
supported the club with grant funding over many years and to whom we are
truly thankful to.
We have taken part in two fun days with the nippers, one at Hayle and one
at Bude, both were brilliant and an invaluable experience for the members,
we adults had great fun too.
In the summer some of the juniors completed and passed their board
competency and tube rescue awards along with some of the nipper coaches
(some first timers, some renewing).
We have been back in the pool since October half term where the nippers
have been developing their speed and technique alongside learning how to
safely tow a casualty as well as having fun playing games.
As seems to be the trend over the past few years we have gained many
more children onto the waiting list, we are at capacity at the moment but we
hope to welcome some new nippers over the coming year as well as saying
goodbye to some who will journey on into juniors.
We are looking forward to new challenges for 2019 as we are undertaking a
different assessment criteria for the nippers. SLSGB have developed a new
levels system which we are to put in place for the coming year. We also
hope to carry out surveillance on the beach and possibly a first aid station
working alongside the RNLI, this would be something that all the community
could get involved with, more details to follow in the coming months.
We hope you all had a great Christmas and wish you a wonderful New Year.
From all at Crackington SLSC
Penkenna
Margaret Kirkwood
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Poppy Appeal
These are the final results of the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal 2018
in and around St Gennys.
Name Amount Collected
St Gennys Church £331.04
Jacobstow School £25.20
Coombe Barton Hotel £27.45
The Old Wainhouse Inn £16.23
Wainhouse Country Stores £232.53
House to house collections
were carried out by the following
Mrs J Cowling, Mrs A Croissant, Mrs E de Hann,
Mrs V Haywood, Mr R Jewell, Mrs D Routley, Mrs G Shipsides,
Mr & Mrs T H Teague, Mrs D Turner, Mrs J Wardlaw.
Their efforts totalled £1273.33
GCHQ Bude including all year collection £122.74
Stall at Craft Fair £40.80
The total raised was £2069.32
From the above £77 was gift aided so an additional £19 will be paid
from HM Revenue and Customs to the RBL.
Grateful thanks are due to everyone who responded so generously to
this appeal by giving money, to the House to House collectors, to St
Gennys Church for the Remembrance Services and giving the collection
money and to Anthony who counted it and to St Gennys Silver Band
who played there. To Jacobstow School and to the shops and public
houses who gave valuable counter space for the collection units.
To Margaret Kirkwood, Lesley Cooke and Flavia Dunlop-Martin who very
efficiently counted the money to Wainhouse Country Stores Post Office
staff who cheerfully banked quantities of small change. To those who
‘gift aided’ their donations and to St Gennys Gazette for printing the
results. Thanks also to those who helped me with transport, to Audrey
for making us welcome at the Craft Fair and especially to Jane Wardlaw
who took on my collection round and helped me with the final organising
tasks.
Anne Barks, Honorary Poppy Appeal Organiser
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Parish Council
Minutes for the Parish Council Meeting Tuesday 11th December 2018
Public question Time
Mr A Birt felt threatened by the comments on the CC planning porthole by
Mr Alan Piper.
Mr. C Crocker felt that this application PA18/10232 was the thin edge of the wedge
and would possibly lead to further development in the countryside if this application
were approved
To receive Apologies for absence with reasons
Cllrs R Wade,(away) Mrs J Ward,(Business) Mrs J Anderson,(Holiday) M Bates,
(Illness)
N Chopak (CC) Cllr Birt proposed the apologies be accepted, this was seconded by
Cllr Stedham and agreed
Cllrs Birt & Northcott declared a non-Registerable interest in PA18/10232
Cllrs A Birt & M Northcott left the meeting
The chairman brought forward PA18/10232 to enable the public to hear the discussion
and recommendation of the council. After considerable debate and the clerk referring
to the Cornwall Local Plan Cllr T Stedham proposed that the council object because
the application is in and AONB and it is also a SSSI with a very poor access and it
would require a change of use as the land is designated as agriculture not business, it
is also against the Cornwall Local Plan Policies 2, 5, 7, 9 and 12, this was seconded
by Cllr Leach and unanimously agreed.
Cllrs A Birt & M Northcott returned to the meeting
Cllr A Birt proposed that the minutes be approved as a true and correct record, Cllr M
Northcott seconded and they were agreed unanimously
Planning
Application: PA18/11211
Proposal: Non material amendment for minor changes to roof-lights, doors, win-
dows access and finish in respect of decision PA16/00414
Location: Trelay Farm, Access to Trelay farm, St Gennys
Applicant: Jackie Carpenter
Cllr A Birt proposed no objection, this was seconded by Cllr T Stedham and agreed
Portfolio Reports:
Toilets – Clerk thanked the Burdon Trust for the donation of £1000. Mr M Ure
to check the flush in the disabled toilet. The Chairman has received a letter from the
trustees of Dam Field and because of the response Cllr T Stedham proposed that
the Council be allowed to spend up to £100 on a percolation test, this was seconded
by Cllr A Birt and agreed
30Parish Council Cont.
Rights of Way – Trees that had fallen during the recent storms in Ludon Wood
have been cleared by the Landowner
Transport – Cllr A Birt reported that potholes have been filled, the roads in
Dizzard have been swept and the road verges cleared, he was also trying to get
the data from the speed monitor in Wainhouse Corner
Adult Social Care - Cllr Leach reported that they had concluded for 2018, 26
people attended the Christmas lunch and they delivered 4 meals to people in the
parish. The tea,coffee etc left over from the lunch has been given to some local
clubs He stated that the group needed more help so if anyone is interested then
please contact him.
Correspondence
a. Cornwall Council notification of CTSG of £406.67 for 2019/20
b. Bathing water Crackington Haven for 2018 Excellent
c. Sowenna, Request for donation. Carry over to the next meeting
d. Cornish Seal Sanctuary. Request to put up poster. The council agreed that
an A4 poster could be laminated and put on the notice board on the beach
e. Cornwall Council LMP for 2019/20 £995.23. SWCP £116.37
f. Jolyon Sharpe. Seaside award. Carry over to the next meeting
g. CRCC Clean Cornwall advice on litter picking. The clerk read a letter from
the CRCC
Agenda Items a. Communication from Diana Keiller the great niece of the Rev
A.L.Parish past vicar of St Gennys. 1953 to 1970. It was agreed that the clerk
would contact the Church and ask if they would like to see them before passing
them to the archives in Truro. The letter regarding ‘Leslie and a disturbing experi-
ence’ be scanned and offered to the gazette for publication
b. Speeding through parish. Clerk reported on call from Police and Crime com-
missioners office regarding community speedwatch. If there are six people in the
parish who would like to get involved please contact the clerk
c. Standing Orders. Carry over to the next meeting
Finance
To debate and set the precept for 2019/20
Cllr M Northcott proposed the precept stay the same for 2019/20 at £21903.00, Cllr
A Birt seconded and it was agreed unanimously
Accounts Balances 31 Oct 2018 Current Account £14,157.3
Reserve £12,855.29
Cllr T Stedham proposed the cheques be signed, Cllr A Birt seconded and it was
agreed
Items for January 2019 Agenda
c/f Rock Falls, Website, Sowenna, Seaside award, Standing Orders
31IF YOU USE ANY OF THE
ADVERTISERS FROM THE
GAZETTE
PLEASE TELL THEM YOU
FOUND THEM HERE
32Directory of Clubs and Societies
Group/Society Contact Phone No. Venue/Info
Beavers Josie Shepherd 07855 001284 Scout Hut Wainhouse
Crackington Choristers Gill Nicholls 01840 230393 Institute/Mondays
Crackington Folk Club Kevin Johnson 01840 230792 Institute/Monthly
Crackington Institute Mrs E Bird 01840 230448 Booking Enquires
Crackington Playgroup Dana Selwyn 07794269348 Institute/Thursdays
Crackington Yoga Fiona Compton 01208 851735 Institute/Thursdays
Crafty Afternoon Mrs Karen Skin- 01840 230666 Institute/3rd Weds
ner
Craven Players Mrs Lesley Cooke 01840 230490 Institute/Weds
Cubs & Scouts Mrs D Dowling 01288 352786 Scout Hut Wainhouse
Friends of St Gennys Church Heather Smith 01840 230976 St Gennys Church
Gardening Club Heather Smith 01840 230976 Varies
Guides/Brownies/Rainbows Mary Andrews 01840 230006 Jacobstow Parish Hall
Horticultural Society Mrs J Cowling 01840 230756 Meetings as notified
Jubilee Club Mo Chambers 01840 230428 Monthly Weds
Or Eve Thain 01566 781452
Juliotter Garden Club Paul Greatorex 01840 269178 Otterham Hall
Legion Hall Barry Jordan 01840 230141 Booking Enquires
Life Drawing Max Burrows 01840 230129 Wooda
Parish Council Barry Jordan 01840 230141 Legion Hall
Scottish Dancing Les & Dawn 01840 261708 Institute/Tues
Burden
Snooker Club Barry Bird 01840 230448 Lower Institute
St Gennys Church Mr A Farquhar 01840 230384 Coxford Farm
St Gennys Gazette Editorial Team See page 3
St Gennys Band Linda Lewis 07414 609043 Legion Hall
Surf Club Nippers Mr A Birt 01840 230425 Surf Clubhouse
Surf Life Saving Club Simeon Leete 01840 230769 Surf Clubhouse
Table Tennis Club Paul Seez 01840 230664 Institute
Tennis Club Paul Seez 01840 230664 Tennis Courts
Transition St Gennys Ron Muckleston 01840 230127 Meetings as notified
33Business Index
Accommodation Skylark 15
Aspects Holidays 23 Health (cont.) Neate Feet 10
Accountants Metherell Gard 13 Brooks Pilates 7
Animal Care Cozy Cats Cattery 29 Conscious Touch 6
North Cornwall Dog 6
Walking
Appliance Retail Gilbert & Vanstone 23 Home Maintenance JT Home Imp 21
Appliance Repairs DDAS Repairs 15 Any Colour You Like 6
Blinds & Curtains P&B Interiors 17 Granville Jones 17
IT Boscastle IT 32
Building Camel Valley Flat 29 Motor Engineer Mason D G 13
Roofing
Climo & Sons 32 Planning Preller, M 25
Cowling, Mike 29 Plant Hire RTC Plant Hire Ltd 27
North Coast 11 Plumbing Aquaflame 21
Carpentry & Building
Marshall, Trevor 10 Moorheat Services 10
Café Cabin Cafe 29 Seb Bailey 23
Carpentry Tarling, John 25 Pub Coombe Barton 11
Carpets West Country 11 Horseshoe Inn 32
Carpets
Catering Julie’s Catering Van 27 Shops Wainhouse Country Store 15
Chimney Sweep Mrs Metters & Sons 16 Skip Hire Tintagel Skip Hire 27
R Mears & Son 15 Solicitors Busbys 10
Collecting Leach, Richard 21 Parnalls 17
Electrical Biddick, M & Son 15 Finns 16
Food Food Hub 23 Stoves CBL Stoves 16
Fuel R&N Fuels 13 Walling D B Walling 25
Funeral Directors Sargent , R J 25 Web Design Lee Robertson 25
Wellington, D 21 Window Cleaning EB Window Cleaning 29
Garden Miller, Gary 27 T&C Window Cleaning 11h
ACB Gardening 13
Iball, Carl 29
Tippett, Ben 17
Trees And Grass 32
West Country Sheds 15
Health Bude Eye Centre 16
Ashtanga Vinyasa 7
Yoga
Matheson 10
Acupuncture
Body Workshop 6
34Childrens Page
Take an adult out
1 2
for a walk and
find these signs.
Email in and tell
me where they
are, and in some
cases what it says
3 4 5
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6 7
9
10
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Wrap up
well and
have fun!!
35Events
Has anyone else heard about the
Bude Tunnel?
Well, here is our much more
attractive Crackington Haven
tunnel.
Lovers Walk,
Margaret Kirkwood
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