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THE CARHARRACK NEWs
With the compliments of Carharrack Parish Council
ISSUE 43
SUMMER 2014
Free Publication
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CONTENTS
Page
Major Item(s)
Page
Major Item(s)
1
Front cover Issue 43
27
Neighbourhood Watch
2
Contents (This Page)
28
Home Improv./Motor Repairs
3
Parish Council Report
29
The Mills Trust
4
Parish Council Contacts
30
General Info
5
Cleaning/Sewing Services
31
Garden Machinery/Teyluva
6
Cornwall Councillor Report
32
Communication Electronics
7
Basking Sharks
33
Foot Care
8
Other Contacts
34
Cornish - Minority Group
9
Editor Details
35
Oil Distributor
10
Fiberglass Roofing/Slimming
36
Carn Marth Trust
11
Retired & Pensioners Club
37
Building Service/Cake Appeal
12
Marathon Completed
38
Dial a Ride
13
Car Share Scheme
39
Dog Mess/CB Flooring
14
Kernow property/Sunny Days
40
Old Cornwall Soc./Shop Offer
15
Enquiry & Information Service
41
Outdoor Work
16
Benson’s B & B/Butchers
42
Animal Feeds
17
The DLF
43
Whats on in Cornwall
18
Church
44
Drumming Tuition
19
Doctors Surgeries
45
Vent. Systems/Where is it
20
Living at Home Scheme
46
ICE
21
Driving Tuition
47
Richard Trevithick
22
Blue Box/Advert Rates/Library
48
Estate Agency
23
SITA/Post Office
49
Carharrack AFC
24
Comp. Repair/Domestic Help
50
Solicitor/Mobile Butcher
25
Summer Fair
51
Carharrack Methodist Church
26
Carharrack Club
52
Welding Service etc.
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CARHARRACK PARISH COUNCIL
Consel An Blu Kergarrek
Brenda Williams (Chair)
Summer is on the way (hopefully)
I am pleased to see that the second phase on Poldory has finished
and the villagers have all settled in to their new homes.
Look out for events in the village advertised on the
Parish notice boards.
I am still getting complaints about dog fouling in the street and
also on the mineral footpaths.
Will the dog owners who are letting their dogs foul these areas
please pick up.
The Parish Council meets every third Monday start 7.15pm in the
Mills Hall. All villagers are welcome to public clinic to share any
concerns or ideas they may have on village improvements
Brenda
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CARHARRACK COUNCIL CONTACTS
Councillors:
Brenda Williams [Chair] 42 Tresithney Road, Carharrack 01209 821058
[email protected]
Carl Martin Sparry Farm Cottage, Sparry Bottom, Carharrack 01209 821080
Jenny Gardiner Newsham, Higher Albion Row 01209 821972
Valerie Chown 29 Tresithney Road, Carharrack 01209 821012
Joy Constable 2 Croft Row, Carharrack 01209 821690
Geoff Garbett Hillside Cottage, Hillside Road 01209 820800 Also on LinkedIn
Val Aldridge 36 Tresithney Road 01209-821544
Clerk to the Council:
Mr Tony Reynolds Lower Chacewood Cottage, Chacewater 01872 560740
The Parish Council meetings are held on the third Monday of
each month in the Mills Hall, where there is a public clinic.
GENERAL
Welcome to the Summer edition of the Carharrack News
which is intended to carry useful information relating to the
Parish and other items which you may find of interest.
The next edition, Autumn 2014, will be published and printed for
delivery on, or close to, 1st September 2014. Please ensure that items
for potential inclusion is with the Editor by 10th August 2014
Please note that any pictures must be sent by email as a jpeg
attachment and are sent with the sender’s agreement that the
picture(s) may be published and are free of any copyright restrictions
The Carharrack News is published by Carharrack Parish Council and is
distributed free of charge to each property located in the Parish as part of
the Council’s aim for wider community involvement.
The printing & associated production costs of the Carharrack News are met
in total by SITA UK (See also the SITA UK article on page 23).
An independent Editor is responsible for the content, layout and
preparation of the Carharrack News and the views expressed by
contributors do not necessarily represent the views of the Parish Council.
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THE Cleaning Service
Do you need a little help with your
housework?
Maybe I can help
Call Teresa on
07886 542365
for guaranteed
reasonable rates
MAKE DO AND MEND
SEWING SERVICES - REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS
DRESSMAKING - CURTAIN MAKING
SOFT FURNISHINGS
The Boat House, Commercial Road,
Penryn, TR10 8AE
Tel: 07530 161281
&
3 Church street, St Day, TR16 5JY
Tel: 01209 820446
email: [email protected]
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CORNWALL COUNCILLOR
Local needs housing is very important to rural communities and the
second phase of housing at Poldory in Carharrack has been completed and
are all occupied by local people. The young families are very happy with
their new homes (some for rent and some shared ownership) they were
also delighted with the quality of finish and room sizes. I was delighted to
be there to see the keys being handed over to the young family who for
them will be their first home together.
European Metal Recycling United Downs.
An appeal against Cornwall Councils Planning Committees decision to
refuse the application had been lodged at the last minute. The appeal
against was heard on the 19th February 2014 at the Council offices
Dolcoath Camborne. I attended and presented evidence to planning
inspector giving the reasons why the planning committee refuse planning
permission for a fourth scrap yard at United Downs. The inspectors
decision has now come through and he has supported the appeal by
EMR which means they now have planning permission to site another
scrapyard at United Downs. This decision by a government appointed
planning inspector is very disappointing news and will no doubt have a
major impact on the three existing well run family businesses.
My Community trust funding financial year 2013/14 has now been
allocated, I will from May receive £2000 which will be available for
community groups so if you know of one locally please let me know
My guided circular walk on Sunday the 13th of April from the driftwood
spars car park St Agnes to St Agnes Beacon has raised around £200 for
charity Sea Farers UK and I would like to thank those from the village that
turned upon the day to support such a good cause.
Cornwall Councillor Mark Kaczmarek Tinners Lodge Pennance
Road Lanner Redruth TR16 5TF
Email [email protected] Tel10209 211366
mob 07791746210
Kind Regard
Mark Kaczmarek
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BASKING SHARKS
Reaching lengths of up to 12m,
Basking Sharks are the largest
fish in British waters and the
second largest in the world after
the Whale Shark. One of only
three plankton feeding shark
species, these gentle giants
re-appear in our Cornish coastal
waters each spring and summer.
Despite their size, surprisingly little is known about the life history
of Basking Sharks, partly because of the difficulty of conducting
field research on an animal which spends most of its life out of
sight, deep underwater. However, from May until late October
along the west coast of the UK, Basking Sharks can be seen feeding
on plankton blooms at the sea surface - this provides researchers
and scientists with a fantastic opportunity to learn more about
these evasive creatures.
Here in Cornwall good viewing points are Falmouth, Lizard Point,
the stretches of coastline from Lands End and on out through
St Just, Godrevey, & St Ives.
The largest reliably recorded basking shark was 40 ft (12.2 m) in
length. However, the ‘Stronsay beast’ was a large carcass that
washed ashore on the island of Stronsay in the Orkney Islands, in
1808. The carcass measured 55 ft (16.8 m) in length, but as part of
the tail was apparently missing, the animal was longer than that.
There are a number of suggestions as to its species, one being that
it may have been a basking shark.
If you are in the water with them, snorkelling or in a canoe, do not
venture too close. Despite appearing to be slow moving and docile,
if surprised or startled, they will dive quickly and in the process they
thrash their tails from side to side, and that would be like being hit
by a truck.
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OTHER CONTACTS
George Eustice MP - House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA
Tel: 0207 219 7032 Fax: 0207 219 1058
web: www.georgeeustace.co.uk
web: www.camborneredruthconservatives.com
Mark Kaczmarek - Carharrack Cornwall Councillor
Tel: 01872 322571 Mob 07528983386 Fax: 01872 322580
Police - Local desk Tel: 01209 202324 Non-emergency Tel: 101
Emergency Tel: 999
Neighbourhood Watch - Chris Cottell Tel: 01209 820125
web: Under management. Hope to be on line in the near future
Carharrack Parish Website - [email protected]
Mills Hall Bookings - Tel: 01209 821181
Jason Williams - Dog and noise nuisance - Tel: 01209 616990
Roger Benney - Editor Carharrack News - Tel: 01209 842177
Do you remember?
When the Penzance to Scilly helicopter service was launched in
1964 it was the first scheduled passenger helicopter
service in Europe
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THE EDITOR
My contact details are:
By phone: 01209 842177
By email: [email protected]
By post: R. L. Benney
8 Forthvras
Illogan Downs
Redruth
TR15 3XQ
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have something which
you wish to have included. I will do my upmost to try and do so.
Please note that the News is available for viewing in larger
print on the Council website as detailed below.
For the News to be a success it needs to be an interesting read and
not just a list of events and adverts. For this to happen I would
appreciate items sent in from the readers. Something of local
interest, an event going on, or maybe a funny story.
If you have a piece which you think might be of interest to other
readers please send it to me, ideally by email as a WORD document,
and attach any pictures as an attachment in JPEG format,
reduced in pixel size for emails.
Many thanks,
Roger
Not a lot of people know this:
Bodmin Moor is the granite moorland in northeast Cornwall,
It is 208 square kilometres (80 sq mi) in size, and dates
from the Carboniferous period of geological history
and is one of five granite plutons in Cornwall
that make up part of the Cornubian batholith.
However, the name 'Bodmin Moor' is relatively recent. It was an
Ordnance Survey invention in 1813. Prior to this it was known by the
Cornish as Fowey Moor, after the River Fowey, which rises within it.
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WADHAM-SMITH
FIBREGLASS ROOFING
NEW & REPLACEMENT FLAT ROOFS
GARAGES & EXTENSIONS
FASCIAS, GUTTERS & SOFFITS
CALL RICHARD FOR A FREE ESTIMATE
01209 710965 / 07966 756170
Come along and join
Slimming World
Carharrack Sports
& Social Club
Wednesday at 7.30pm
For more details Contact Pam
on 07503945600 or
[email protected]
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CARHARRACK RETIRED AND PENSIONERS CLUB
HI everyone
Not too good a start weather-wise to 2014 but by the time you get
this newsletter the winter should have broken and the hot and sunny
summer (so they tell us) should be underway.
We have only had 2 trips out so far this year and both were very
enjoyable so we are now looking forward to the next ones.
We have had a very good demonstration from Wiltshire Farm Foods
accompanied by some lovely tasters.
Paddy (one of our favourite singers) was with us in May and we also
had the Godrevey Singers, which is another favourite.
28th June…..Tavistock Market with Fish and Chips on the way
home £10.00 plus meal.
16th July…....Coast road to Bude and Homeleigh Garden Centre £11
6th August Lizard to St Ives £8
25th August Exmouth Boat Trip & Lunch £28 inclusive
All trips are pick up from Carharrack, St Day, Lanner and Redruth.
For further info or to book a seat, please ring Janet on 01209
822070 or Ellen on 01209 202577.
We would love to hear from you
Ellen Caskey (Secretary)
The Bude Canal & Harbour
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St Ives Harbour
MARIE COMPLETES THE MARATHON
Many thanks. The cake sale I held
in the Mills Hall raised over £200
and I would like to thank everyone
who contributed or attended.
I completed the marathon in four
hours and 34 minutes but didn't
manage to obtain my target of four
hours due to blistered and
bleeding feet.
I managed to raise over £2500 for the Samaritans however
and I hope to run for them again in London next year.
TRIVIA
The modern Athens Marathon commemorates the run of the
soldier Pheidippides from a battlefield at the site of the town of
Marathon, Greece, to Athens in 490 B.C.
Legend has it that Pheidippides delivered the momentous message
"Niki!" ("victory"), then collapsed and died.
The Athens Marathon is recognized as the original marathon course
and it's the same course used in the 2004 Olympics held in Athens.
The legend of Pheidippides was honored by a 24.85 mile (40,000
meters) run from Marathon Bridge to Olympic stadium in Athens.
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CARHARRACK CAR SHARING
Can facebook improve the mobility of the residents of Carharrack?
The bus services are becoming less frequent and the fares have gone up.
Many people without cars are finding getting around, especially on Sundays
and in the evening, increasingly difficult. I’m sure that many people with
cars would like to be able to help out. This facebook page should make this
possible.
A facebook community page has been set up called ‘Carharrack Car Sharing’.
If you have a facebook account it can be easily found by typing the name of
the page into the search box at the very top of your facebook home page.
(If you do not have a facebook account but have an internet connection it
takes only a minute to set one up and it is quite free.)
The purpose of the page is to try to match people who need a lift in the local
area with drivers who have empty seats and would be happy to carry a
passenger. You don’t have to be a car owner to join in.
If you would like to find a lift or you would be happy to take a passenger on
a trip (e.g. to Truro or Redruth) then type your request into the ‘status’ bar
(it says ‘what have you been up to?’). The individuals concerned can then
make arrangements between themselves by adding ‘comments’ to the
request.
It’s up to you now, the residents of Carharrack, to become even better
neighbours.
Cllr Geoff Garbett
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Kernow Property Improvements
All aspects of CARPENTRY, property & garden
maintenance & improvement work – including :-
Cleaning or Replacement of Fascia/Soffits & Guttering
Decking. Fencing. Building & Fitting of Garden Gates.
Mowing, Strimming & Garden Upkeep
Wall & Floor Tiling, Kitchen & Bathroom Fitting (& Supply)
Windows & Doors Internal & External
Roof & Chimney Replacement or Repair
Supply & Fit of Wooden/Laminate Flooring
Painting Internal & External …..no Job too small
Free no obligation quote
CALL SIMON GEORGE on 07528 523031 or 01209 820458
Tresithney Road, Carharrack.
Email: [email protected]
Sunny Days Nursery
Where learning is fun.’ Ofsted, 2009
From April 2013 2 year old funded places are available to most
families with an income of less than £16,190 per year.
The children that have been receiving this funding have settled well
and are enjoying exploring our space and are beginning to learn how
to be independent and choose from a wide range of activities inside
and out.
If you think you may qualify please speak to Bobby at
Sunny Days Nursery (01209 821686) to find out more.
3 and 4 year old funding is also available for all children
from the term after their third birthday.
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CORNWALL ENQUIRY AND INFORMATION SERVICE
Unit 17, Threemilestone Industrial Estate, Truro TR4 9LD
Freephone: 0800 032 2345 (or phone 01872 272702)
E-mail: [email protected]
Live Chat: Ask a librarian and get an answer live from the Libraries
front page of the Cornwall Council website at www.cornwall.gov.uk
Opening hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Cornwall Enquiry and Information Service is part of Cornwall
Libraries, and is accessible to everyone. You don’t need to be a
library member to use it. Whatever the nature of your enquiry, ring
free of charge, e-mail, write to us or use “live chat” and we will
provide an answer. You might want for example:
A method of contact for a local club or evening class.
An obscure piece of historical information which you can’t find online.
A section from an Act of Parliament, or access to legal cases.
A residential or business phone number for anywhere in the country.
Help finding out how to get grant funding for individuals or groups.
To find help, with tackling a consumer problem or even
how to borrow a book not in Cornwall stock.
The Enquiry and Information Service is here to help you,
and the service is free.
We only charge for printing and postage, if required.
We have a team of information professionals dedicated to
finding an answer to your enquiry.
Where we don’t have the information ourselves, we will
always try to direct you to someone who does .
Your combined efforts at keeping the park free of
litter and debris is very much appreciated by
all the other users and the Parish Council.
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BENSON’S
Bed and Breakfast
Too many visitors and not enough room ?
Perhaps we can help. Ring Sue Beveridge or
check out our website.
Benson’s has two en-suite rooms with TV, Tea/Coffee
making facilities, Mini Fridge - all the comforts of home!
Why not call round and see for yourself
Tel: 01209 820298
web: www.bensonsbandb.co.uk
B.C.BRADDON
Established 1918
QUALITY BUTCHERS
17 Scorrier Street, St Day
Tel: 01209 820296
Probably the Best Traditional Butcher in the area
Fresh local chicken, geese, turkeys and ducks
Fresh Gammons, cooked hams and fresh game
Local Cornish fresh beef, pork and lamb from Truro Market.
Chris and the staff look forward to
seeing you soon!!
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The Disabled Living Foundation (DLF) is a national
charity that provides impartial advice, information
and training on daily living aids
AskSARA is a free, quick and easy to use on line tool which will provide you with
free, impartial advice on aids and equipment to make everyday activities easier.
Your Health: Products and ideas on a range of physical and mental
health topics.
Your Home: Products and ideas which may help you with tasks around
the home.
Daily Activities: Products and ideas which may help with a range of daily
activities.
Opening a tin, climbing the stairs, lifting a kettle, getting out of the bath - There
may be a wide range of daily activities with which you are having difficulties.
AskSARA may be able to help. Ask the question on line and you will get:

Free personal advice

Impartial information on products to make life easier

Details of where you can obtain products both locally and nationally
Remember, you can get FREE access to a computer at all Libraries and Cornwall
Council One Stop Shops in Cornwall.
Much more information can be obtained from www.cornwall.gov.uk/asksara
This general area of Cornwall is recognised as a major player in the
mining industry of days past. Did you know that Dolcoath, between
Camborne and Bray, is perhaps Cornwall's most celebrated mine,
it was already working by 1778 and was 960 feet deep.
By 1864, equipped with its ten engines, seven water wheels, and a
man-engine, it employed about 1200 people. Underground working
ceased in 1920 by which time the bottom level was at 3,500 feet,
the deepest of all the Cornish mines.
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CARHARRACK CHURCH
For more details, please ring The Reverend Ann
on 01209 820788
Dear Reader,
I am writing this letter in April. Out in the
garden buds and shoots are beginning to
show – all memories of the catastrophic
rains of last winter have evaporated – the
earth Is warming up, birds and insects are
hard at work and once again and we are filled with hope for the days
ahead.
By the time you read this letter, we shall be struggling to keep on top
of the growth which overtakes every garden, field and hedgerow–the
grass will have grown, the brambles will be out of control and we
shall probably be trying to conserve our water again.
We have just celebrated Easter and all our churches were filled with
happy, joyous people celebrating because light has come into our
lives – the light of the risen God. In that light we have hope.
However, we have to face it, the church experience is not for
everyone and it may not be for you. But don’t think for one minute
that we get away with having no God in our lives – God is in all of our
hearts, whether we like it or not. We all have choice – we can do the
right thing or the wrong thing – we can relate to one another – we
can delight in the small details of existence which surround us – the
opening bud, the smile, the shared pleasure – and most of all, hope.
May God be with you in your lives now and always.
Ann
The Reverend Ann Butcher is a vicar working in the Eight Saints Cluster of
Churches in Feock, Devoran, Perran‐ar‐worthal, Stithians, Gwennap,
St Day, Carharrack andChacewater.
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DOCTORS SURGERIES
Chacewater Surgery
Chacewater
Truro
TR4 87QS
Tel: 01872 560346
website: chacewatersurgery.co.uk
Devoran Surgery
Quay Road
Devoran, Truro
TR3 6PW
Tel: 01872 562200
website: chacewatersurgery.co.uk
St Day Surgery
17 Scorrier Street,
St Day , Redruth
TR16 5LH
Tel: 01209 820518
Mon 8.30am to 6.00pm
Tue 8.30am to 6.00pm
Wed 8.30am to 6.00pm
Thur 8.30am to 6.00pm
Fri
8.30am to 6.00pm
Sat 8.30am to 11.30am
(Sat: Pre-booked
appointments only)
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thur
Fri
8.30am to 6.00pm
8.30am to 6.00pm
8.30am to 6.00pm
8.30am to 6.00pm
8.30am to 1.00pm
Mon 9.30am to 1.00pm
3.00pm to 6.00pm
Tue 8.15am to 1.00pm
Wed 9.30am to 1.00pm
3.00pm to 6.00pm
Thur 8.30am to 1.00pm
Fri
8.15am to 1.00pm
Any emergencies still need to be dealt with via the out of hours
service which can be contacted by telephoning the Surgery
Also - NHS Direct is available In the case of urgent need when the
practice is closed you can call NHS Direct (Phone 0845 4647
or view the website www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk) By phone you
will speak to a triage nurse where your needs will be
assessed and advice offered or arrangements
made for you to see a doctor.
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CAMBORNE & REDRUTH LIVE AT HOME SCHEME
Reg Charity
1083995
Camborne and Redruth Live at Home scheme is part of Methodist
Homes, offering support and friendship to people over the age of 60.
The charity works with the elderly who are living in their own homes
who may be feeling lonely and isolated. Its office is based at
All Saints Community Centre, Tuckingmill.
The Live at Home scheme began in Camborne in 1992, expanded into
Redruth and now has more than 200 members.
It is mainly funded by the Big Lottery.
Its activities include one to one befriending in the member's own
home, where a volunteer visitor comes once a week
for a friendly chat.
These volunteers have all had CRB checks and referrals from ex or
current employers. Can you help? New volunteers are always needed.
There are also activities In Carharrack
there are coffee mornings on Tuesday
mornings each week from 10.00am to 12noon,
when we have entertainment, which could be
a speaker, quizzes, bingo, gentle exercise,
or crafts.
Once a month we go to a pub or hotel in the area for a Sunday lunch,
where all the members can get together for a chat.
We have a monthly trip to places of interest in West Cornwall.
We have been to Caerhays Castle, Kingsley village for shopping, a
cinema trip, and the pantomime at Redruth, this year.
Members of the Live at Home scheme receive a bimonthly newsletter
with details of all forthcoming events.
For details of the Live at Home scheme,
Tel: 01209 719062 or email: [email protected]
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Based in Carharrack, professional, friendly and experienced,
Martin Scane is a DSA Approved Instructor and member
of the Institute of Advanced Motorists.

Beginners Offers

Block Bookings

Loyalty Discount Scheme

Excellent Pass Rate
Learn to drive in a relaxed and friendly environment.
We also offer advanced and refresher courses,
eco driving, pass plus and post test training.
Drive Time is your key to
your driving test success
Visit our website at www.drivetimecornwall.co.uk
Tel: 01209 821730 or text info to
07977 550051 for more details
“I was particularly impressed with Martin’s relaxed and patient
approach to teaching. I would recommend that anyone wanting
to learn to drive give Drive Time a try. My driving lessons were
something to look forward to and not to worry about”
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BLUE BOX COLLECTIONS
(Carharrack Village)
June 5th & 19th
July 3rd; 17th & 31st
August 14th & 28th
ADVERTISING RATES
Full page advertisement……...£12.50 per edition
Half page advertisement……..£ 7.50 per edition
Block Bookings
Full page adverts for 1 year (4 editions)……… £45.00
Half page adverts for 1 year (4 editions)….….. £27.00
Leo Burnett, a famous advertising executive, quotes:
Make it simple, make it memorable, make it inviting
to look at, make it fun to read.
MOBILE LIBRARY THIS PERIOD
The mobile library will be in Carharrack at The Park, on the dates
shown on Tuesdays, between
4.30pm and 5.00pm
June 10th & 24th
July 8th & 22nd
August 5th & 19th
Further info can be obtained from the Redruth Library on 01209 219111 or
online from the Cornwall Library www.cornwall.gov.uk
There is also a monthly voluntary household service, where
individual requirements are assessed . Contact as above
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SITA UK
By Editor: Many thanks must go to SITA UK who continue to print
our news magazine, in colour, and free of charge.
This constitutes a helpful and very generous
offer which is very much appreciated.
In addition to the local Household Waste Recycling Centre at
United Mines, SITA UK also manages a further 12 centres
across
Cornwall
on
behalf
of
Cornwall
Council.
They operate the landfill site at Connon Bridge, near Liskeard, and
plan to build the Cornwall Energy Recovery Centre at St Dennis
where residual waste will be put to good use, producing
enough energy to power the equivalent of 21,000 homes.
SITA UK promotes the importance of reducing, reusing, recycling and
recovering value from waste and runs an education programme
for schools, colleges and the public from their visitor centre and
Material Recovery Facility in Bodmin.
Contact the SITA
Cornwall helpdesk on 08456 300 300 for more information.
ST DAY POST OFFICE
OPEN: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri: 9.00am - 12.45pm & 1.45pm - 5.30pm
Wed & Sat: 9.00am - 12.30pm
CAR TAX & COMMISSION FREE FOREIGN CURRENCIES
PHOTOCOPYING & TRAVEL INSURANCE ON DEMAND
FLOWERS BY POST, STATIONERY & GREETING CARDS
COUNCIL GARDEN RUBBISH SACKS
Banking Services: Alliance & Leicester, Lloyds,
Barclays, Co-Operative, Cahoot, Smile & Natwest
A warm and friendly welcome awaits you
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EQUITRONICS
The Computer Doctors
Consultant: Dr Gary Wood
Specialist in home computer repairs
Monthly health checks and data backups
Inject new life into old computers
Virus control
Surgery throughout Cornwall
Chenhale Farm, Carharrack, Redruth, Cornwall. TR16 5RB
Tel: 01209 821022 email: [email protected]
website: www.equitronics.co.uk
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Car h arrack S um me r Fair
At the playing field
Saturday 19 July—12 ‘til 4
Bouncy castle
Refreshments and cream teas
Camborne
Sandokai
An I.C.E Event See also Page 37
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THE CARHARRACK CLUB The Management Committee
welcome you to Carharrack Sports & Social Club.
Opening Times
Mon to Fri – 4 pm until midnight
Sat – 12 noon until 1 am
Sun – 12 noon to midnight
Regular Events
Monday – Bingo, eyes down at 7.30 pm
Tuesday – Free for booking
Wednesday – Slimming World at 7.30pm
Thursday – Keep Fit
Saturday – Sport on the Big Screen
Sunday – Free Pool + Come Dancing from 7 pm
Future Events – Live Bands
Contact the club for details of what’s on during this period
Bands Booked for 2014 So Far:
Motown Pirates, The Vision, The Futons, Fear of Seaweed,
Mercury Rising and Rudis Message.
CARHARRACK FC
We currently have two teams in the Trelawny League and two youth
teams in the Kernow League (U14 and U10).
Alternatively, if your interest is in pool, snooker, billiards, darts,
euchre or just board games give us a call, we cater for all needs.
We are currently applying for a lottery grant to update our
facilities at the club, your views on what you would
like from your local Sports & Social Club is
important to us, please call us with your
views/ideas or find us on Facebook.
Come and enjoy your club
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CARHARRACK NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH
Carharrack has an active Neighbourhood Watch with
seven co-ordinators who aim to keep our
village a safe place to live.
POLICE URGENT : 999
POLICE NON-URGENT : 101
If you would like to become a co-ordinator for your neighbourhood
in the village, please contact Chris Cottell, the group secretary
(820125) for the date of the next group meeting in Mills Hall.
We welcome new members to the team.
Co-ordinators report any suspicious behaviour, keep in
touch with their neighbours, and liaise with other
co-ordinators and the local police.
D Cardy, Railway Terrace
C Cottell, Higher Albion Row
A Evatt, Park Area
C Fletcher, Albion Row
L Lusty, Trevince Park
P Nield, Polkerris Rd.
J Pooley, Brokenshires Corner
H. Tye, Squire Lane
T Venton, Trevince Park
821596
820125
822507
821660
822708
820940
821181
821458
820843
Please keep an eye open for elderly neighbours, some of whom
may be vulnerable to persuasive cold callers at their door.
Did you know that some home insurance companies offer a discount
on insurance policies to members of a Neighbourhood Watch
Scheme? It is worth inquiring if your insurance company is one that
does.
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P.A.WEBSTER
For Your Home Improvements
Specialists in:
U.P.V.C
Windows, Doors
Conservatories, Soffits
Fascia, Guttering
And general building work
Tel: 01209 212939
Mobile: 07967 750477
REPAIRS
SERVICING, WELDING
USED CAR SALES
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ALL MECHANICAL WORK
FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN
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CARHARRACK
MONDAY - FRIDAY 9.00am to 5.30pm
SATURDAY 9.00am to 1.00pm
Tel: 01209 820375 anytime
AUTO SAFE - QUALITY ASSURED
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THE MILLS TRUST
We are pleased to say that the Mills Hall
remains very busy as we look forward to
hosting Summer’s traditional events
The first of these will be the free tea and
entertainment for all senior citizens in the
village, organised by the Mills and Wakem
The Mills Hall
Trust. Saturday July 5th is this year’s date.
Numbers attending this very pleasant
afternoon have dwindled of late, which seems a shame when there are many
people living alone in the village and this an ideal place to make new friends.
Where else can you have a free tea, good company, excellent entertainment
and still get home in time to watch your choice of Saturday night TV?!
On Sunday 10th August the annual ecumenical outdoor service in the Mills
Hall car park. This is a very informal service, and is open to those of all faiths
and none. Hymn singing will be accompanied by the Carharrack & St. Day
band. If wet in the Mills Hall, where tea and biscuits will be available after
the service, in all weathers.
Very good news - the Carharrack Players are in rehearsal for a traditional
Summer Musical show, much missed for the past 2 years. Watch the village
notice boards for more details.
Many thanks to all regular users of the Hall: the dancers , the dog trainers,
the artists, the actors and singers, the instrumentalists, those who sew and
knit and those who dispense tea and friendship.
Thanks also to members and collectors of the 200 Club, who raise funds to
help with the upkeep of the Hall.
No thanks at all to the person who threw the stone which cracked one of the
Hall’s front windows!
The Trustees look forward to seeing all but the last mentioned at the
Hall very soon.
Don’t Forget to call 821181 when planning your meeting or party .
Jill Pooley
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GENERAL CONTACT INFO FOR VARIOUS SERVICES
Family Information Service
The Family Information Service is the only source of all registered
childcare in Cornwall as well as holding a wealth of information for
parents, carers, children and young people up to the age of 19.
It can provide details on all children’s centres, leisure activities,
extended services, family support, benefits and debt services,
health services and much more. Call the FIS free on 0800 5878191
SUsie Project – 01209 202689
24hr National Domestic Violence Helpline – 0808 2000 247
NHS Dental Helpline – 01872 354375
Redruth Health Visitors – 01209 881850
Camborne Health Visitors – 01209 318500
Community Midwives – 01209 886579
Counselling Service
A new one-to-one counselling service available to users of the Children’s Centre
and their families.
Feeling a bit down?
Struggling to cope?
Like to talk to someone in complete confidence?
If you feel this new service is for you, please phone on: 01209 310000
for more information.
SUsie Project
The SUsie Project works with women who have experienced domestic
abuse and who have left their partner.
We help rebuild self esteem and confidence, initially through outreach,
and then drop in support groups.
We also run a Recovery Toolkit which examines the impact of domestic
abuse and helps women move forward.
Contact 01209 699241
[email protected]
for further information and venues.
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J & L Garden Machinery
Repairs & Servicing
Proprietor: John George
Providing service and repairs for all makes and models
of petrol driven garden machinery

Collection and delivery

Breakdown callouts

Reasonable Rates

No job too small
Tel: 01326 240617 Mob: 07790 276060
Teyluva Children's Centre
Teyluva Children's Centre
Burnwithian
School Hill
St Day
Redruth
Cornwall
TR16 5LG
The centre provides a
range of activities
and support
services for children
and parents
Tel: 01209 821479
Children Centre sessions run during School Term Time ONLY
There is lots going on here during term times.
Please contact the centre for more information
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CORNISH RECOGNISED AS MINORITY GROUP
By Editor:
As I understand it the move announced by the Government means that the
indigenous people of Cornwall will have same rights and protections as
other Celtic groups in Scotland, Wales and Ireland.
Certainly there are many who would like to move a step further to a
Cornish National Assembly where the Cornish authority is allowed to make
more independent decisions on its governance.
I understand that the detail of what the recognition means in practical
terms is still being worked out.
A discussion on a webpage revealed a mixed response, with one Cornish
person writing: "Do we really care? What difference will it make to us?
None. Will it help me find a job in Cornwall now I'm made redundant, no.
So what's the point?
Another added: "I already knew I was Cornish. What I don't need is some
mumbo-jumbo to tell me that."
Despite this, many of the comments were supportive of the move, with
many adding they are "Proud to be Cornish".
But if anything is to be learnt from Cornwall's Celtic cousins, having
minority status may not be worth getting excited about.
Emyr Lewis, a senior fellow in Welsh Law at Cardiff University, said the
impact of minority status on Wales had been "insignificant".
He said: "It is good that it is there and that the Welsh language and
culture is recognised by the UK, but the actual impact has been
relatively small. For the Cornish however, and the Cornish people,
it could be more.
The reason is that the Cornish minority have not traditionally been
regarded in the same way as the Welsh, Scots or Irish have. So I think
this is a positive step. It could be even more valuable in the case of
the Cornish because it affirms the respectability, in international law
terms, for people who consider themselves Cornish and removes
them from being marginal."
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CARN MARTH TRUST
We are holding another Ceilidh (Barn Dance) with the inimitable Chris
Humphries and The Falmouth Session on Saturday 14th June at the Mills
Hall. Doors open at 7.30 and the dancing will begin at 8pm. Tickets £6
adults, £2 under 16s. These events are great fun and you don’t need to
know any of the dances as Chris calls out the steps and shows us all what
to do! You can bring your own drinks and snacks, but we will also be
providing tea and coffee in the interval.
On 20th and 21st June, RAOSTYS, the Youth arm of the Redruth Amateur
Operatic Society, will be staging Romeo and Juliet up at the Amphitheatre
on Carn Marth – do come along and support their first venture into the
slightly scary world of outdoor theatre and hopefully they will become an
annual event....
And talking of Annual events, Miracle Theatre will be back with us on
August 9th with The Tempest. They have clocked up 30 years of
performances, with over 20 of them being performed on Carn Marth –
something of a record?
We will also be holding another (our 7th!) Carn Marth Day. The tentative
date for this is August 10th, but check our website nearer the time. This is
a free, afternoon event and usually includes music, dancing, wellie throwing,
wellie dancing(!), pond-dipping, a bracken-influenced scarecrow
competition and other entertainment. Bring your own picnic and food to
cook on the communal barbeque.
We are still fighting the battle against people leaving litter on our beautiful
Carn, unfortunately especially around the pools. Huge thanks as usual to
those wonderful folk who walk on the hill armed with bags to gather up
other people’s rubbish in between our periodic official litter picks.
We are always looking for new members of the Trust (annual membership
£1), but even if you just want to join the mailing list, do get in touch.
Ring 01209 821673 for theatre and general information or email
[email protected] for membership and mailing list.
Hope to see lots of you at our events this year!
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DOG MESS
By Editor: Further to the comment made by Brenda on P3, I would like to
add that I have also received a number of letters and emails raising
concerns on what is seemingly an increasing problem.
Here is a typically themed letter from a concerned Mum:
There have been discussions in the village between parents who are concerned
with the amount of dog poo the kids and prams are going through, the only
problem I find with this village, which is a shame.
Just wondering if you are able to put an item in the news saying this please?
something along the lines of please be considerate of pram users and children as
paths are small so even if your dog poos on the side in grass, prams and children
still walk though it. Also some dog owners feel that if horses can do it why can't
dogs. Horse poo is no problem as it does not stick or stink as much as dog poo.
shoes and wheels needs heavy cleaning to get it off. sorry to put this on you but
it's the only idea I can think of to kerb it a bit, I know there has been an item on
this in the past but maybe another gentle reminder may improve things.
Consider your neighbours, please clean up after your dog. Bag it and Bin it.
CB Flooring
Contact Chris for all your flooring needs, we can supply and/or
fit carpets, vinyl, safety flooring, laminate, wood and much more!
Please phone 07915 697667 / 01209 820 231 (Carharrack)
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OLD CORNWALL SOCIETY
Eric Rabjohns Society President
First Old Cornwall Society was founded at St. Ives in 1920
The Federation of Old Cornwall Societies (FOCS) was formed in 1924,
on the initiative of Robert Morton Nance, with the objective of
collecting and maintaining "all those ancient things that make the
spirit of Cornwall — its traditions, its old words and ways, and what
remains to it of its Celtic language and nationality". The motto of the
federation--as written on their web site--is "Cantelleugh an brewyon
ues gesys na vo kellys travyth", which translated into English is
"Gather ye the fragments that are left, that nothing be lost".
The motto in the OCS logo is the Cornish phrase
King Arthur is not dead.
Etherington’s Farm Shop
You may remember Brian Etherington Meat Co. when they were in the village.
Since they started 60 years ago Etherington’s family-run business has
innovatively evolved, keeping up-to-date with what customers want and
keeping to their ethos of quality, local and affordable produce.
The Etherington’s Farm Shop in Wheal Rose, Scorrier is a stylishly built
eco-building stocking everything you need to stock up your larder with locally
sourced Cornish products. From Etherington’s own butchery counter to fresh
fruit and vegetables, milk and dairy products to store cupboard essentials.
Biscuits and treats to wine, beer and spirits and complete with Trevithick’s
pasties baked fresh daily, it has it all!
You’ll also find the Butchery Academy for budding chefs, passionate foodies and
professional cooks looking to sharpen their skill-set. Along with the Shop and
Academy, Etherington’s offer conference facilities with views of the sea, iconic
engine houses and superfast WiFi. It is well worth a nosy around.
Joining the Farm Shop Loyalty Scheme and signing up to the newsletter means
that you get exclusive discounts and offers helping bring down the cost even
more of shopping locally. To get you started Etherington’s are offering you 10%
off your goodies when you visit the Farm Shop. Simply use the code: CAR10 or
take along your copy of the Parish Magazine.
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First Aid for your Driveway.
We can offer a service cleaning and repairing
Driveways, Patios, and Decking
If it is outside, we can clean it!
We can also offer a repair service for sunken
brick driveways, paving and re-sanding.
Please call for a FREE no obligation
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C a r h a r r a c k A n i m a l Fe e d s
Church Street, Carharrack, Redruth, TR16 5RW
Tel: 01209 820191
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday 8.00am to 5.30pm
Saturday 8.00am to 5.00pm
A huge variety of all animal feeds
Bedding and accessories
Small quantities available
Special orders always taken
Horse bits and a Tack Room now open
Delivery to your door Monday to Friday
Friendly and knowledgeable staff available to help
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As always at this time of the year there is a lot going on in Cornwall.
Here follows a few examples, but for lots, lots more information try:
http://www.allaboutcornwall.com/Cornwall_Information/
Cornwall_Event_Calendar.php
DISABILITY ROCKS 2014 Sunday 1st June 2014
Port Eliot, Cornwall PL12 5ND
JAZZ AND SEAFOOD AFTERNOON Sunday 1st June 2014
Falmouth Bay Seafood Cafe, 53 Castle Villa, Castle
Street, Truro, Cornwall TR1 3AF
SENNEN FARMERS MARKET Tuesday 3rd June 2014
Sennen Community Centre, Mayon Green,
Sennen, Cornwall TR19 7AW
EVENING WILD FLOWER AND BIRD WALK Wednesday
4th June 2014 7pm to 8.30pm Driftwood Spars Hotel,
Trevaunance Cove, St Agnes, Cornwall TR5 0RT
ST IVES FARMERS MARKET Thursday 5th June 2014
St Ives Guildhall, Street-an-Pol, St Ives, Cornwall
ST AGNES ART AND CRAFT FAIR Friday 6th June 2014
St Agnes Church Hall, Vicarage Road, St Agnes,
Cornwall TR5 0TL
ELECTRIC BEACH FESTIVAL
Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th June 2014
Watergate Bay, Newquay, Cornwall
GUIDED WALK ON ST GEORGE'S ISLAND, LOOE
Thursday 12th June 2014
Looe, Cornwall
TRAINING THE TROOPS Saturday 14th and Sunday
15th June 2014
Pendennis Castle, Castle Close, Falmouth, Cornwall
TR11 4LP
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DRUMSENSE
Kevin Cook - Drum Tutor
Professional, local drummer/tutor available for
private one-to-one lessons
In your home or at my practice studio
Fun, friendly and informative lessons.
Beginners to Intermediate.
Call: 01209 820938 or
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Mould/Condensation problems?
Contact KPVS for an instant cure!
We are BPEC registered installers for
the UK’s leading low cost, low energy
positive ventilation units.
Call Simon George on
07528 523031 or 01209 820458
39 Tresithney Road, Carharrack,
Redruth, TR16 5QZ
Or visit our website at
www.kpvs-kernow.com
Where is it?
This edition’s picture for you to rack your brains, so do you know
where it is?
Answers to the Editor please.
Last edition’s Where is it?
The Naval Wing of the old
Bodmin Jail (Now a tourist
attraction)
Did you get it right ?
If you think that you have a suitable photograph for use in this magazine
please email it as a jpeg attachment to the Editor. Contact detail on page 9
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IMPROVING CARHARRACKS ENVIRONMENT
Another
Easter
Fair
on another
splendid day.
The weather was as kind as could be enabling lots of
youngsters and oldsters alike to take part in The
Easter
Egg
Hunt
around
the
village.
Well done if you completed the set of stamps.
Well done also to all those who took part in the bonnet
competition. Bun had a hard job on her hands to declare
winners.... Hope you saw them in The West Briton,...
super pics.
With cakes and teas and stalls to please we were able to
make a small profit enabling ICE to continue with improving
your village.
The tubs are a real show and will be replanted soon.
The annual Summer fair is due to take place on
July 19th this year, please come along and support
your village's efforts.
If you can help in any way please get in touch.
Les Moulson ICE Chairman
822074
Ash Tree Villa
ICE was formed by a group of community minded people in 2008.
The ICE group's success is due to the overwhelming support of the
village and the continual progression of improvements for the
village. Anyone wanting to offer their help should look out for
dates of meetings on the noticeboards around the village
or contact Les as above. All are welcome.
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Richard Trevithick (1771-1833)
Trevithick day in nearby Camborne was its usual spectacular display
of steam engines both large and small. Trelowarren Street was
packed with street traders and the local shops open. Traditional
dancing in the street, the pipe band and of course the crowds all
added to the atmosphere. Even the rain didn’t dampen the holiday
feeling. But what about the man himself.
Richard Trevithick was born in a cottage a mile or so from Dolcoath
Mine, where his father was a mine Captain. His curiosity about the
engineering aspects of the mining area that he grew up in started at
an early age, and this led to a career during which he pioneered the
use of high pressure steam, and increased the efficiency of the
engines used to pump water from the lower levels of Cornwall’s tin
and copper mines.
Trevithick’s inventive mind was never still - his ideas ranged from the
first successful self-powered road vehicle, and a steam railway
engine, to schemes for wreck salvage, land reclamation, mechanical
refrigeration, agricultural machinery and for tunnelling under the
Thames.
Trevithick’s career spanned the dawn of the industrial revolution, a
time when Cornwall’s engineering prowess was the envy of the world.
Trevithick spent eleven years in South America, working for owners of
silver mines.
Richard Trevithick is buried in an unmarked grave at Dartford, Kent,
where he was working when he died. Like many great men and
women, Trevithick did not get the recognition he deserved during his
lifetime. Indeed, his worth has only recently been recognised by many
history books.
He did not acquire riches either; any wealth that came Trevithick’s
way soon disappeared as he developed his next idea- one of his last
ideas, for a competition for a memorial to the “Reform Bill”, was for a
thousand feet high cast iron column with an air operated lift to convey
passengers up the inside!
(Many thanks for the original research by Marj Rowland)
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We are a dynamic firm of independent estate
agents and letting agents making it our
business to get people moving.
From opening, we have had a particular
interest in properties in the Carharrack area
since it is the home village of one of the
Company Directors, Mark Lewis.
We have successfully dealt with a number of
village properties and hopefully you will have
seen our purple sold boards around.
For completely confidential marketing advice
please contact Lewis Haughton Wills on:
Tel 01326 211511
website www.lewishaughtonwills.com
61 Church St, Falmouth, TR11 3DS
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CARHARRACK AFC
Dear Parent/Guardian,
Carharrack Youth FC is pleased to announce the creation of an Under
8’s team (Year 3 and below) to enter the Kernow Youth League next
season which starts in September.
Josh Burton will be coaching the side and comes with a
great pedigree having represented Cornwall at County
Youth Level under the guidance of respected manager
Tommy Matthews. Josh who lives in Carharrack now
plays senior football for South Western Peninsula
League Side Perranporth.
Carharrack Youth FC is a FA Charter Standard club and all our coaches
have the required Football Association coaching qualifications,
Enhanced DBS (previously) CRB checks and Child Protection
education. All Youth teams play on our fantastic ground which has
all the necessary changing facilities.
We believe in quality coaching in a fun and family friendly
atmosphere. We will be hosting a series of free taster sessions
during the summer holidays. This summer the current Youth sides
are travelling to Wembley to watch England play in a World Cup
warm up match which will be a great experience for them all.
Due to the size limitations of the team we will only be able to accept
a maximum number of 9 boys/girls this season.
If you are a parent whose child is interested in joining Carharrack
Youth football club, please phone or text Josh on
07548 135366 or email [email protected]
Kind Regards
Richard Chown
Chairman Carharrack AFC
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CREEGBRAWSE FARM BUTCHERS MOBILE SHOP
Our family has been farming at Creegbrawse, near Chacewater for over
thirty years. We have been selling meat from the farm for six years via
our mobile shop, we are now pleased to offer customers old and new
the flexibility of ordering online. All our meat is free range and local.
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Carharrack Methodist Church
As I write we have recently celebrated Easter with well attended Services on Good
Friday and Easter Sunday and our annual ‘Spring Effort’. Our church council has
decided that it might be of interest to the magazine readership to hear from
various different members of the congregation. The current congregation ranges
from 2 years to 99 years of age, attendance to Sunday services ranges between
20 and 40 each week. In addition we have a Bible study group that meets most
Wednesday afternoons and a coffee morning and bring and buy every second
Thursday of the month.
We do have some very devout believers with long associations with the chapel and
communion services are taken approximately once a month. We have a relatively
new minister, a very kind and thoughtful presence Rev Mark Liddicoat 01209
217573. This is not the whole picture. Methodism is a broad church and we have a
mixture of services, we have a ‘plan’ whereby the service is taken by a mixture of
lay preachers, local people with faith who interpret the gospel in a variety of
creative sermons. We also have ‘local arrangements’ where the congregation are
invited to contribute, hymn selections, poem readings, stories and to perform
musical pieces.
So what sorts of people come, kind friendly people that form a very inclusive
community, attending when they can? I am Simon and I have gradually been drawn
into the church, first occasionally attending with relatives, then being further
involved as a church steward and more recently becoming a member. What do I
enjoy the most? I suppose I take the opportunity to reflect during services and
prayers, a really enjoy singing and we are very lucky to have several very talented
accompanists but most of all it’s about sharing time with others. As a widower I
have been very supported by the church and its members.
Another regular member of the congregation, Carole Norris, told me, “I remember
walking in on my own feeling nervous and apprehensive at first but the welcome I
received was so genuine and caring I felt so at home and part of a loving family.
This feeling has not changed in the two years I have been attending the Sunday
morning services. One of the highlights of our services is the young people of the
church Sunday school singing before going onto their various activities with family
and church youth leaders. We are very lucky to have Lilian Davies and Mabel
Thomas who play organ and piano beautifully together during our services. Services
are every Sunday at 10.45 followed by tea and biscuits and sometimes cake.”
So you are very welcome to come and see if this would be something you would
like to be part of.
Simon Roff
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