The new Tri-Service Station. Fire, Ambulance and

Issue 120
April / May
2015
The new Tri-Service Station.
Fire, Ambulance and Police.
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Hayle Emergency
Services
Community Station
By the time the Pump is on the
streets the long awaited Fire station
will be operational.
This is a bit of a coup for Hayle as it
is uniquely the first Tri-Service in the
country.
The past year has seen nine people
training with other operational units
in Exeter and Penzance, attending
real fire situations. Five individuals
will be full time operatives on a rota
basis providing cover at all times
providing the first service.
The second service to be installed
will be the Ambulance in middle April
and following that the Hayle Police
Station will become operational.
The Tri-Services Officer will be a
1st Responder for Ambulance, on call
Firefighter and undertake some
restricted Police roles working with
the community. The Watch
Manager is W.M.O'Connell
Thanks must go to all who were
involved in bringing this much
needed project to Hayle.
Hayle Heritage
Centre
Hayle Heritage Centre will be reopening to the public for the 2015
season on Wednesday the 8th of
April.
On the 8th of April from 11-4, we
are running a FREE family activity
day: drop in any time and your
children can learn to make vintage
Easter cards, have fun model
making and take part in an Easter
egg trail (the activities are suitable
for children aged 3-15).
From the 10th of April, the Centre
will be open every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday 11-4.
Our volunteers have been working
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new displays based on the history of
the Harvey’s Foundry Site
If you would like to get involved as a
volunteer with the Centre at this
exciting time or if you have any items
that you would like to donate to the
centre, please contact Laura on:
01736 757683
Hayleheritagecentre.org.uk
Hayle in Bloom
hard over the winter, and we have
created new displays. These
displays have been made possible
by fantastic donations from Hayle
residents – recent donations include
a Victorian costume, Hayle regatta
cup, a model beam engine and tools
that were made by an engineering
apprentice at Harvey’s Foundry in
the 1860s.
Having been awarded a Heritage
Lottery fund grant, we have a busy
couple of years ahead of us: in April,
we will be recruiting for a new
Learning And Outreach Officer;
during the summer, we will be
running free print-making workshops,
guided tours and talks; and, in
September, Wave Hub are moving
out downstairs, so, we are
expanding the Centre and creating
At the very well-attended A.G.M. in
February new officials were elected
and there was a real feeling of
enthusiasm amongst the members.
The new chairman is Nigel Powell,
the vice chairman, Michael Kemp
stays in post, the new treasurer is
Lyn Reffold and the secretary will be
Jackie Mace. Flowers were
presented to Anne Marie Rance the
outgoing chairman, and to Ann
Foreman who keeps a log of the
adopt-a-plotters and which plots they
have adopted. She was also
presented with a litter-picker in
recognition of the sterling work she
does picking up litter and dog mess.
If you want to help to keep Hayle
looking lovely, and would like to have
your own plot, please give Ann a call
on 01736 754452. The plants will be
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supplied by the gardeners, so there
is no cost to you.
Even if you don’t want to do be a
gardener, there is a multitude of jobs
crying out to be done, now that we
are all part of the Big Society – i.e.
no help from the Government - such
as repairing and painting the seats
around the town, some of them are
looking distinctly shabby.
Flowers were also given to Lyn
Reffold, who together with her
husband Mike organised an Auction
at the Cornish Arms at which over
£500 was raised for Hayle in Bloom
funds. Many thanks,Lyn and Mike.
The auction on 21st February at the
Cornish Arms was a successful
evening. John Broadbridge on the
microphone with his "auctioneer's
hat " on did a very good job and
raised lots of money for us, for which
we thank him. We had a wonderful
response from the business people
in Hayle and we would like to thank
the following: Balti King, BeautyLicious, Blushh, Boots, Central
Garage, Copperhouse Jewellers,
Cornish Connections, C.T.G., Dune,
Hayle Cycles, Helios Tan & Spa,
Hampson's Butchers, I.F.M.
Services, Iroka, Jolly Bodger, Julian
Foye, Kebab House, Launderette,
Monroe's, Patch & Acre, Paradise
Park, R & J Supplies, Solo Builders,
Strawberry Blondes, Westcountry
Blinds and the White Hart Hotel.
Our special thanks go to Helen and
Malcolm at The Cornish Arms for
their help and support.
We will be holding more fundraising events in the near future, so,
watch this space.
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HAYLE SURF LIFE
SAVERS
Should you be interested in joining
us and giving one hour a week of
your time (or more, if possible) we
would love to meet you.
Our Community Celebration Day
will be held on Sunday July 5
along King George V Memorial
Walk. As usual spaces will be
available for stalls and tables, if
your organisation would like to
book a space, please ring 01736
756772.
Meetings are held at the Passmore
Edwards Institute every last Monday
of the month at 7.00pm. You are all
welcome to attend.
On Saturday 7th March, several
members of Hayle Surf Life Saving
Club attended the Surf Life Saving
GB National Awards evening.
The prestigious event aims to
recognise those who have
Nigel Powell
01736 752169
0789 560 1978
nigelivorpowell@outlook.com
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contributed to Surf Life-Saving at
local, regional and national levels.
All of the Hayle representatives
received long-service awards. Traci
Parker and Graham Williams also
received Services To Surf Life
Saving awards.
Back row: Emma Tredinnick, Traci
Parker, Tim Eustace and Matthew
Perry. Front row: Graham Williams
and Dave Parker.
Not pictured but also received
awards: Dan Latham, Ben Holtaway,
Tim Needham and Phil Needham/
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Flora Merrifield
Volunteering at Hayle Archive,
days can be hectic with requests but
sometimes quiet and subdued,
involving coffee, biscuits, and
catching up with chores.
On a morning like this a few weeks
ago, the phone rang. The caller was
Joan, a lady from Pembrokeshire,
Wales, getting in touch to tell us
about her friend, Flora.
I answered the call, and heard that
Flora Merrifield was a sprightly,
energetic lady, ninety-five years old,
still inclined to go on adventurous
coach trips and have 'a bit of a jig'
dancing till late in the evening.
Flora was born and grew up in Hayle
until she left at the age of fifteen, and
recently had become very nostalgic,
longing to return, if only for a day, to
visit the town once more.
And so her good friend Joan had
said “Let's do it!”
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customers for putting in the
wrong contact number in the
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A coach trip to Newquay was booked
for the beginning of March, with the
two adventurers intending to take
advantage of a day trip to St Ives
during that time, so that somehow
they could reach Hayle, if only for a
few hours.
Someone had suggested that Joan
phone the Archive, although she
confessed that she was unsure how
we could help.
We conferred, rang her back, and
said we'd see what we could do.
Flora was one of eleven children and
lived with her grandparents at 85 St
John's Street. In 1924, at the age of
four, she started her schooling at
Bodriggy School, and still vividly
remembers incidents from those
days.
We firstly agreed that one of us
would collect Joan and Flora from
the coach at St Ives. We visited the
two children's organisations at what
was originally Bodriggy School, and
they were interested and helpful,
saying of course she was welcome
to visit.
Lucy Frears, from the Hayle Oral
History Project agreed to interview
Flora, and also suggested that we
contact Hayle Day Care Centre.
Lesley, in charge of the Day Centre,
was incredibly helpful. She phoned
around and spoke to Hayle legend
Winnie Basset, who, at the age of
94, clearly remembered going to
school with Flora. She then invited
two of us from the Archive to lunch
with Winnie and Flora, mentioning
that maybe the Cornishman would
be interested in the reunion of two
school friends who hadn't met up for
80 years.
The Cornishman was interested,
and Flora and Winnie were so
excited at the thought of meeting up
after so many years. We found that
the events, which would obviously
include a tour of Hayle, were
spiralling, and would probably
require more time than the coach trip
allowed. With this in mind, when
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Joan phoned to finalise things a few
days before the trip, we offered to
drive to Newquay to collect them,
and return them at the end of the
day.
Sadly, this story does not have a
happy ending. The very next day,
lovely Joan rang to tell me that Flora
had had a stroke and was very ill in
hospital.Since then she has kept us
up to date, and on the 2nd March,
the day they would have been
travelling to Newquay, instead she
visited Flora in hospital. She walked
into the room, to find Flora lying with
closed eyes. At once her eyes
opened, and looking at Joan, she
said “Why aren't you in Cornwall?”
We so hope that with the aid of her
good friend Joan, Flora's indomitable
spirit will win through.
Our thanks to everyone who helped
out, and if anyone has any
information about the Merrified
family, we'd love to hear from you at
haylearchive@haylearchive.org.uk or
tel. 01736 752982
Kath Shannon (nee Mullinger)
Hayle Community Archive
Bye Bye Bean Belt
We are sorry to hear that Paul is
leaving Bean Belt and moving on to
his first love – architecture and
design. (info@paulscott.co.uk)
The Pump wishes to thank Paul for
his help in the past in acting as a
drop-off point for articles and quiz
answers etc.
We are pleased to say that Bruce
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and Rosalind at The Farm Shop
next door will take over this
service for us.
Paul’s departure does not affect
Katie at Maker’s Boutique.
Girls from the 3rd Hayle
Brownies are looking for
more adult volunteers to
help run their pack, which
meets every Tuesday
evening at Phillack Church Hall.
They have their own ideas about the
type of person, but they are all
agreed that anyone kind, caring, fun
and adventurous would fit the bill.
The Brownies currently enjoy lots of
exciting activities, including crafts,
cooking, swimming, cycling,
sleepovers and pack holidays, but do
need more adults to be involved. If
you would like more information, or
to volunteer, please visit
www.girlguiding.org.uk or call
01209 716837
On Saturday, 11 April, at 7.30pm
Hayle Film Club will present the
popular drama THE IMITATION
GAME starring the multi-nominated
Benedict Cumberbatch as
cryptanalyst Alan Turing during his
World War II code-breaking stint at
Bletchley Park.
The next day's matinee, at 2.30pm
on Sunday, 12 April, is another biopic
of guitar virtuoso Jimi Hendrix, in
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JIMI: ALL IS BY MY SIDE, which
focuses on the early stages of his
career, when in 1966 he leaves New
York for London and begins to make
his mark in rock-and-roll. Both films
have been lauded as fine dramas yet
controversial in their alternative
takes on history. Come see for
yourself.
Film titles for May and June are
still being decided. Under
consideration are THE THEORY OF
EVERYTHING, BIRDMAN, STILL
LIFE, TESTAMENT OF YOUTH and
LOVE IS STRANGE. Stay tuned to
our website and flyers around town
for news. (As we did in 2014, Hayle
Film Club will take a holiday in July
and August.)
Our second annual AGM will take
place on Saturday, 9 May, at 7.15pm.
7.15pm.
All paid members are encouraged to
attend. Like last year, it promises to
be a short-and-sweet quarter hour -and comfier, thanks to a generous
grant of 50 new chairs from the BFI
Neighbourhood Cinema Equipment
Fund!
Films are presented upstairs in the
Passmore Edwards Institute;
evening screenings are followed by
free refreshments.
Tickets are £5 (£4 for members),
reserve by phone 01736 752319 or
online at www.haylefilmclub.org.uk.
Tickets at the door are subject to
availability. All are welcome.
Donna Anton, Chair
01736 753184
Join our committee!
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second Tuesday of each month at
7.30pm.''
SOS - SAVE OUR SAND
''We are a local pressure group
committed to the welfare of the
beach. We have campaigned for 15
years to stop the sale of sand
dredged and dug from the beach and
channel.
We have been calling for the return
of sluicing and are delighted to see
the work on the system at Carnsew,
behind Asda, coming to fruition. We
are determined to see the new gates
fully automated.
We also undertake beach cleans in
the summer in partnership with the
holiday parks which front the
Towans.
We welcome supporters new and old
to our meetings held upstairs at the
Passmore Edwards Institute on the
Quiz the experts at Cornwall
Hospice Care’s charity
garden event
A panel headed by George Kestell,
from Radio Cornwall’s popular
Garden Line, will be on hand to
answer all types of gardening
queries at the event being held at
Tregenna Castle Hotel in St Ives on
Saturday 18 April.
Joining George on the panel will be
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his Garden Line colleagues Nigel
Pascoe and Sharon Moses and
Tregenna’s Head Gardener Bill
Price. Chairing the panel will be
award-winning presenter Tim
Hubbard, a keen gardener himself
with a special interest in tropical
plants.
During the session George and Tim
will also be surprising one lucky
person in the audience, picked at
random, with a fabulous gift of a one
year family membership to the
spectacular Trebah Gardens.
Sarah Newton, Community
Fundraiser for Cornwall Hospice
Care, says “This is a wonderful
oiopportunity for keen gardeners and
novices alike to get tips and advice
from some of Cornwall’s leading
experts and to enjoy a scrumptious
cream tea with them after the
question session. We want to thank
the panellists for giving up their time
and also Tregenna Castle for hosting
the event. Now we need people to
register for tickets before the event is
sold out.”
Apart
from pitching their questions to
Sharon, George and their fellow
experts, those attending will be able
to test their own green-fingered
expertise in a prize quiz, and have
the chance to win a Wyevale
Gardens Centre voucher.
There is also the opportunity to take
a guided tour of Tregenna’s
wonderful woodland gardens. ‘Quiz
The Gardener’ begins at 2.30pm
on 18 April and tickets priced £7.50
(to include a Cornish cream tea) are
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available online at
www.cornwallhospicecare.co.uk, or
by calling 01736 755770 or from
Cornwall Hospice Care’s St Ives
shop, or the fund-raising office at St.
Julia's Hospice.
snewton@cornwallhospice.co.uk
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Facebook Cornwall Hospice Care
Rosewarne Manor also have a
Murder Mystery evening, the first
one this year was a great success (a
sell-out in fact) and they have on
coming up on May 1st.
Book early if you can to avoid the
risk of disappointment.
Details on the website, or email:
enquiries@rosewarnemanor
COUNCIL
CORNER
April and May 2015
Linden Homes Application
The Town Council considered the
Linden Homes Application,
PA14/09315, for 222 homes on the
land SSE of St Georges Road.
On the last Thursday of each month,
Rosewarne Manor has Tasting
Nights – seven fantastic courses of
superb food for £45. Advance
booking is essential, and a private
dining room is available for groups of
10 – 14 people at no extra charge.
The next Tasting Night is on April
30th and the one after that will be
May 28th
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Approximately 55 members of the
public attended the meeting, which
took place in Penpol School.
It was resolved unanimously that
Hayle Town Council objects strongly
to planning application PA14/09315
on the following grounds:
• the National Planning Policy
Framework presumption in favour of
development of brownfield land and
the emerging Neighbourhood Plan’s
prioritisation of other sites over this
one;
• loss of agricultural land;
• harm to the setting of listed
buildings and the Conservation
Area;
• harm to the setting of the World
Heritage Site (including the objection
of English Heritage);
• failure to meet the 40% affordable
housing requirement and the risible
15% offered (even though another
development at the other end of the
town had complied with 40%);
• in the spirit of localism weight
should be given to local opinion,
which was overwhelmingly against
this application;
• Hayle Town Council’s disagreement
with Cornwall Highways’ traffic
impact assessment, especially at
Foundry Square;
• although land was being given for
school development no education
contribution was being paid and the
land offered would not be sufficient
for future expansion;
• it appeared that it was not a
coincidence that this and other
developments were coming forward
before the Community Infrastructure
Levy, which would provide the town
with £2,000 per dwelling, was in
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place;
• light pollution would be a significant
issue;
• drainage was unsatisfactory, does
not take account of the poor state of
very old drains, sewage is already
leaking into the harbour and flooding
is likely.
The next stage is for the application
to go before Cornwall Council's
Strategic Planning Committee and
there is still time to send your views
to Cornwall Council and its
Members.
Transfer of Amenity Sites
The Town Council is still in
negotiation with Cornwall Council
regarding the transfer of the town’s
open spaces: - King George V
Memorial Walk, The Plantation,
Hayle Recreation Ground, the
Millponds and Station Hill Gardens.
It was initially anticipated that the
facilities would have been
transferred by 1st April 2015.
However, the discussions have been
more protracted and complex than
expected. On a positive note, we
have recently received confirmation
from Cornwall Council that money
has been secured for the repair and
upgrade of these facilities, which
includes full repair to The Plantation
Wall which runs alongside the
B3301, and the work has been
programmed into the schedules. The
works will be completed prior to the
transfer. In the meantime, we have
been looking at what will be
necessary in terms of staff, contracts
and equipment for when we take
responsibility for these sites back.
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The negotiations are still ongoing
and we remain hopeful that realistic
dates for the transfer will be
confirmed shortly.
Council Vacancy
the kiosk might just be open!
Annual Citizens and
Organizations of the Year
Nomination packs are available from
the Town Clerk’s office for the
Citizens and Organization of the
Year Awards. The Council is also
seeking nominations for Hayle Young
Person of the Year and Hayle Youth
Organization of the Year. The
deadline for all nominations will be
Friday 17 April 2015.
The Council has recently advertised
the vacancy for co-option. The
deadline for applicants wanting to be
considered is 1st April 2015 and all
interested candidates will be invited
to attend an interview on the evening
of 9th April 2015.
Recreation Ground Café/Kiosk
Hayle Town Council
Hayle Community Centre
58 Queensway
Hayle TR27 4NX
01736 755005
The previous tenant of the kiosk
gave notice and in the last month the
Council has gone out to tender to
attract new tenants. There has been
quite a lot of interest and, hopefully,
by the time this goes to press new
tenants will have been selected and
townclerk@hayletowncouncil.net
www.hayletowncouncil.net
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HAYLE
TWINNING
ASSOCIATION
We are once again preparing to
welcome our friends from our
twinned town of PORDIC in Brittany.
2015 will be the 18th year that
these exchanges have successfully
happened. This year, our visitors
arrive in Hayle on Wednesday 13th
May. Throughout the year, we fundraise so that we can take them to
see some of the delights of Cornwall
and arrange a meal and some
entertainment for them.
Later this year, on Friday August
21st, we will be leaving HAYLE for
our trip to PORDIC where we will be
taken around to see some of the
beauty of Brittany and also be
entertained with a group meal and
music.
If you feel that you would like to
join in and enjoy a visit to PORDIC
with us, then call Sonia on 01736
754531. All that is required is that
you are willing to host someone for a
couple of days and to help with our
fund-raising. Then you have your
chance to cross the Channel with us.
Our membership is £7.50 single,
£10.00 per couple and £12.50 per
family. We meet on the first Monday
of the month.
FORTHCOMING FUND RAISING
EVENTS
QUIZ NIGHT,at THE OLD QUAY
HOUSE.on Wednesday 15 April
7.00 pm for 7.30pm in the top room.
Teams of 4 to 6 players = £2.50 per
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person. Prizes and raffles. Contact
Sonia on 01736 754531, or just turn
up (early).
May 30, we are holding a Jumble
Sale at PHILLACK CHURCH HALL
We are also looking at running some
coach trips to possibly - Taunton,
Dartmoor, Clark’s Village, Exeter or
Plymouth if we have enough interest.
Please give me a call: Maurice on
01736 753341.
Millpond
Update
“Spring, Spring, Spring!”
Oh, where is the year going again?
We are now officially classified as
spring, even though winter hasn’t
strictly finished with us yet and, if we
find it confusing, the wildlife are also
having their own problems. Some of
the ducks have already moved up to
Copperhouse, and our two
reprobates are already preparing
their nest. That means that all our
other residents will have to suffer,
Odin being a total pain in the rear
while Freya is nesting, and, this year,
they appear to be earlier than usual.
We have a number of unusual
trees along Millpond Avenue which
are part of the historic fabric of the
Inner Pond. Recently, one of our
Strawberry Trees was severely
damaged and had to be partially
removed. Happily, in spite of what
happened, we have noticed that it is
regenerating from the base and, in
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time, will recover. We think it is
about 100 years old, and it was
originally planted as part of the
ornamental enhancement of the
Inner Pool.
The Harveys followed the Victorian
custom of planting trees to
commemorate special family events,
such as births, marriages and
deaths. The magnificent Copper
Beech, in the grounds of the
“Laurels” was planted on the
occasion of the marriage of John
Harvey Trevithick.
All our trees are covered by
Protection Orders, and great care
must be taken not to damage them,
as has unfortunately happened to
the Lime Tree in front of Duckhouse
Island. We hope that no further
damage will be done and we can
continue to enjoy the beauty of our
woodland through the coming
seasons. To that end, Olivia, our
gardener, and Tony, her assistant,
have planted a number of new
saplings along the Rope Walk as
part of the “Bee Aware” and “Butterfly
Projects”.
Our Gadwell ducks have just made
their return visit to the Inner Pool on
their way back to Iceland to breed.
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We will see them again in the
autumn when they return to
overwinter on Tresco. Our BlackHeaded Gulls are also starting to
leave for their breeding grounds in
Wales: summer visitors which nest
on site and hope that we manage to
attract the odd rarity.
Georgina Schofield Volunteer
Wildlife Warden
Exeter, EX1 1NT
tel : 01392 453769
mob: 0752 580 2662
(Monday –Friday 09.00 -1700)
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My name is Richard Evans, and I
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Focus on Foundry Shopping Village.
There have been some major changes at the Shopping Village, (formerly
known as Pratt’s Market).
The whole ambience is friendly with very helpful shop owners offering a
wide range of gods, mostly in the antique and gift area.
Starting outside, at the entrance you are greeted by Melrose Bags,
selling bags and satchels.
On the left hand side is Discoveries ,
Malcolm Donnithorne, has just started out
selling vintage collectables .
Walking into the building you will find Lucy
Kemp Jewellery, expanded into a double
unit where she will also be holding one day
workshops.
Centre front is Hobby Crafts of Cornwall,
selling Julia Richards items that are mostly
handmade in Cornwall, motto “special things
for special people”
On the right you will find Sue’s Fabric and
Wool Shop, having everything you need for knitting and sewing.
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Next to her is Pretty Useful run by Kirsten, who sells ceramics by Emma
Bridgewater, gifts and hand-sewn crafts.
In the centre is The Sleepy Hollow, selling gothic and alternative items.
At the rear is Lindsay’s Beautiful U Beauty Salon, offering everything from
manicure, pedicures, facial massage- in short all you need to make you feel
really good.
Next to Lindsay is the animal rescue centre Brother Wolf, selling donated
goods.
Opposite Brother Wolf there is Angel Travel, where you can buy or hire
disability scooters.
Upstairs you will find the beginnings of
an Antique Emporium,
with Paul Dyer at the rear, selling
antiques, as well as offering a picture
framing service. He also has The Real
Camera Shop.
Daisy Potter sells vintage clothing and
furniture.
Next to her is Shaun who sells oriental
antiques.
Adrian’s Attic Antiques also buys and
sells nautical items and crafts.
Victoria Jelbert is an interior designer
whose business is called “too chy chy”,
she offers a full design service for
residential and comm-ercial projects.
In the middle there is Remember This,
where this is such a huge stock it has
spilled over onto the landing, tools, old,
modern and retro.
Along the gallery there is the Cornish Bookworm, specialising in Cornish
historical and antiquarian books.
Opposite there is newly opened Jake’s Mobile Phone shop - buying, selling
and repairs.
By now, all shopped out, you can go downstairs to Duckies VintagTea
Room where Lorna sells scrumptious homemade cakes and meals. You will
find it all very tempting, cosy and warm.
Hopefully you will have found something interesting, if not for you then for that
special person.
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ROTARY
CLUB of
HAYLE
and take the patient to the
appropriate hospital for their needs.
In March we had Trevor Smitheram
come along to tell us about his time
on the Queen’s Flight.
At Asda on Saturday 18th April we
shall be offering an opportunity to
have your blood pressure checked
by qualified nurses as part of the
Stroke Association awareness day. It
only takes a few minutes to do and
helps to save lives and it’s free.
We meet on a
Monday evening at the White Hart
Hotel most weeks.
Members were pleased to
welcome Susie Smith of Cornwall Air
Ambulance recently to tell them
about the new helicopters that are
now in service. This vital transport is
very necessary to the locality and is
funded by donations, big and small,
and costs up to £3 million each year.
Based at Newquay Airport, they can
respond to emergencies very quickly
Rotary International has been
supporting polio eradication
throughout the world since 1985.
There are still three countries where
polio cases are being reported. Mass
immunisation programmes over the
years have been successful in
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end jiggling it up and down in the
water. A curious gentleman asked
what he was doing. “Fishing,”
replied Denzil. Poor old fool
thought the gentleman, so he
invited him in for a drink in the
pub. Feeling he should start some
conversation while they were
sipping their whisky, the gentleman
asked, “And how many have you
caught?” Denzil replied, “You’re
the eighth.
reducing the impact of polio and
India has not had any new cases for
several years.
Hayle Runners, Timothea Cardell
and Stewart Townend, receiving The
Walter Bibby Vets Trophy from
President Sam Quick. They are the
first recipients of the trophy
commissioned by the club to mark
Walter’s Rotary contribution.
Letter to the editor
Afterit has rained, using the
pedestrian crossing at Foundry you
require a Sir Walter Raleigh to lay
down a cloak so one can avoid a
To find about Rotary and its
activities, contact David Raymer
755029 or David Jones 741348.
Another one of Barry's jokes
It was raining hard and a big
puddle had formed outside of The
Royal Standard pub. An old man –
Denzil – stood beside the puddle
holding a stick with a string on the
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HAYLE V-DAY is coming!
thorough soaking of your, as a
HUGE puddle always forms either
side. You have to almost leap onto
the pavement, not so easy for the
elderly. When a car passes, the spray
drenches anyonewalking or standing
on the pavement waiting to cross. I
enclose a photo, and would urge
anyone who has been affected by this
to complain to our council,
(especially now that more people are
using this crossing to go to ASDA.)
Hayle V-Day will honour all those
Hayle Heroes, who volunteer in the
Community.
This will form part of National
Volunteers’ Week, and the date will
be Saturday 6 June. Further
details will appear in the next edition
of the Hayle Pump in June.
If you have any questions or
suggestions, please contact me.
There will also be a meeting to
arrange the day’s events on
Tuesday 21 April at 7.30pm in the
Council Offices. Representatives
from voluntary organisations will be
welcome.
Samuel Marsden
01736 756669
samuelmarsden@hotmail.com
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Hayle Library and
One Stop Shop
Come into Hayle Library where we
stock a wide selection of books and
DVDs for people of all ages to enjoy.
We provide computer access for
members and visitors. You can pay
your council tax, order recycling
bags and apply for a Blue Badge, to
name just a few. The Tourist
Information Centre is also based in
the library building.
Kindly note that we no longer
photocopy benefit evidence for our
customers; this also includes the
handling of new claim forms. They
need to do it themselves, but we do
have a photocopier they can use and
a post box in the building that we
will empty each day and send off
through our internal mail system.
Also, we are no longer able to offer
our phone for customers to use to
contact housing benefit or council
tax.
The ‘Bounce and Rhyme’ session
for babies and toddlers is on
Wednesday mornings at 10.30am,
and ‘Storytime and Fun’ for the
slightly older children has moved to a
Friday afternoon at 3.45pm.
We also provide a home library
service for any customers that are
housebound.
Hayle Chapter & Verse meet in the
library on the 1st Wednesday of the
month from 2-3pm.
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every Monday from 3 until 5pm and
can help with advice on many
issues, such as claiming benefits,
homechoice applications, budgeting
skills and sourcing local services, to
name just a few.
Hayle Library is open on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays 9.30am –
5pm and Saturdays 10am – 1pm, so,
come down and see for yourself. If
you’re not a member already,
remember it’s free to join - you just
need to bring proof of your address.
The U3A writing group still meet in
the library every other Thursday
when we are closed.
We are holding computer classes
for beginners on a closed day, so, if
you are interested, please ask one of
the team for more information, and
we can pass you details on to our
study support officer who takes the
classes. The courses run over a fourweek period.
Cornwall Councillors John Pollard
and John Coombe hold a drop-in
surgery on the first Saturday of every
month from 10am – 12 noon in the
library and are happy to discuss any
local issues you may have.
HEYL ST PIRAN SINGERS
The choir has had a very
successful start to the New Year
with several new members joining
We have a person from Stonham
Byan that has a drop-in surgery
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us, and an increasing calendar of
engagements, plus the pleasure
of having new music to add to our
already varied and enjoyable
repertoire.
The first engagement was in
February when we sang at the
Godolphin Arms in Marazion on
the occasion of the centenary
celebrations of the W.I. We sang
to a large and appreciative
audience including several
dignitaries.
The choir welcomes new
members of all voices, there are
no auditions and you don’t need
to be able to read music.
Singing in a choir, as well as
being a very sociable activity is
also thought to have health
benefits, so if you enjoy singing
do come along and see how
pleasurable it can be. You will find
a very friendly and supportive
group of ladies, you will also have
a mentor to help you along should
you feel the need, and a very
varied choice of music, folk,
popular, music from the shows,
sacred music and madrigals,
something for everyone in fact.
The choir meets every Thursday
evening at Hayle Methodist
Church Hall from 7.30 to 9.30pm.
For further information ring Ann
on 01736 752335
HAYLE
NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN
(next stage)
The Neighbourhood Plan team is
inviting everyone in Hayle to have
their say with a new questionnaire.
This will include planning policies
which must be followed by Cornwall
Council.
To work properly and to ensure that
new development meets the needs
and aspirations of the people of
Hayle, the policies must be agreed
and set locally. This means that your
view is a vital part of the process
This is the next stage in response to
what you told us last summer. We
are asking everyone to complete a
questionnaire that is available in print
at the Library, Hayle Town Council
Office 58 Queensway and online at
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Isn't it unnerving that doctors call
what they do “practice?”
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The Big Breakfast
http://np.haylenet
The Hayle Vision:
Your views will be asked on:
1. A highly connected community –
road, rail, cycle-way, sea port,
National Grid and high speed
broadband.
2. Aims and objectivesSustainable development
Preserving National Environment
and Landscape Setting.
3. People and Housing
4. Business, Enterprise and
Economy
5. Traffic and Transport
6. Community Wellbeing
7. Heritage, Culture and the Built
Environment
8. Sustainable Tourism
It is important that you have your
say in the future of your town.
On a bright sunny Saturday we were
all treated to a marvelous breakfast
of juice, cereal, bacan and eggs. Full
Cornish I guess. The occasion was
fund raising for Cancer Researck
and everyone donated generously to
reach £1,200 and still coming in.
Jane did a tremendous job in the
kitchen as did all the volunteerswho
made everything go smoothly.
Amongst them were several
youngsters Louis Firth, Lowenna
Hurr and Ben pictured below, who
acted as waiters and ensured the
tables were ready for the next lot of
customers.
Thanks to everyone who made this
possible and I look forward to next
years Big Breeakfast.
Happy customer
The boiler’s broken down
and we had to get a man
out. How he got in there, I’ll
never know.
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Bring the family for an eggtastic time
as you hunt around the Park spotting
clues along the way – you might
even spot some dinosaur eggs.
Complete the trail, find the answer to
questions and claim your free mini
egg treat.
Have an eggtastic time this
Easter at Paradise Park 28th
March to 12th April
Plus Easter sees the beginning of
the summer flying shows, with the
Eagles of Paradise and the Free
Flying Bird Show, giving you the
If there’s one place you are
guaranteed to find plenty of eggs this
Easter, it’s Paradise Park. Whether it
is of the chocolate kind, or spring
hatchlings popping out everywhere.
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chance to get up close and see
macaws, owls and eagles flying just
above your head.
'no stone unturned'
by artferret.
And if you have energy to burn then
there is no better place than the
huge indoor JungleBarn with giant
slides, suspended rope bridge, lots
of climbing and sliding and toddler’s
zone with ball fountain.
New local archaeology book in
the offing.
I am in the process of putting
together an A5 sized 48 page book
exploring some of our lesser known
archaeology sites. In total 30 are
detailed, the final one being the little
known Hayle menhir.
The book takes an anticlockwise
tour around West Penwith and is fully
illustrated in colour with my own
photographs and artwork. It is not
intended as a heavily scholastic
work, but will I hope be entertaining
and informative.
To keep everything as local as
possible Headland Printers in
The Otter Pool Cafe offers light
lunches including homemade
specials, local pasties, a wonderful
selection of homemade cakes and
Cornish cream teas.
And if one day is not enough, then
there are great value Return Tickets
available for your next visit.
For more information please
contact
michelle@paradisepark.org.uk
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Penzance will be producing it. They
are already in the process of
compiling the first pages.
I am looking to finance the project
with Kickstarter, the online crowdfunding method, where supporters
can pledge differing amounts of
money for a variety of rewards; in
this case promotional merchandise,
original artwork, sets of postcards
featuring my work, copies of the
book and so on. It is a very
successful method of funding which
has seen all manner of enterprises
come to fruition; from new inventions
to media projects, charity moneyraisers to business ideas.
If you think you would like to
support me please email me at
artferret4@gmail.com so I can put
you on a contact list and keep you
up to speed with developments. My
aim is to get the remainder of the
book compiled by the end of
April/early May at the latest, and the
Kickstarter scheme started at about
the same time.
The usual target time for raising
money is a month and I will be
attempting to raise £930. This will
cover at least 100 copies of 'no stone
unturned' which is written under my
pseudonym 'artferret'. I will get a
larger number of copies printed if
funds allow, but that's up to you.
The plan is to sell it through my
website (www.artferret.co.uk) and at
various independent establishments
such as small bookshops, cafés,
local museums, galleries and so on,
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where it is more likely to get spotted
than at large, corporate booksellers
where it will disappear among a
thousand other titles.
This is for a niche market, aimed at
people living in the area who may
already have an interest, or visitors
who would like to explore this land a
little more deeply.
Thank you for reading.
Linda King. Hayle resident since
1997.
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St Ives NCI
on The Island.
Watchkeepers come from all walks
of life and offer a wide range of skills
and experience. Prior experience is
not required, as full and on-going
training ensures that volunteers
reach the high standard expected by
the NCI and MCA. “If you are over
18 and have good eyesight, an
interest in what’s going on out at sea
and a few hours to spare each
month, please get in touch. We’d
love to hear from you,” says New
Recruits Officer, Laura Tonge.
If you are interested in becoming a
volunteer watchkeeper at the St Ives
lookout, please contact Deputy
Station Manager, John Farrell, on
01736 759652 or email enq@ncistives.org. For more information visit
our website: www.nci-stives.org
Spring is fast approaching,
and, as it does, thoughts are
starting to turn to this year’s
upcoming holiday season.
One of the most-enjoyed
aspects of St Ives is its beaches
and the surrounding waters. The
National Coastwatch Institution
(NCI) is out there in full force all
year round, watching out for
people’s safety whilst they play
and work on the water.
As we gear up for the spring
and summer season, the NCI is
seeking additional volunteers to
train as Watchkeepers to join the
team based at the watch station
PAUL
SHERRIS
Hayle's only
local family owned
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
Private Chapel of Rest
Pre-Payment Plans
available
West Terrace, Hayle.
TR27 4JS.
01736 753969
Day or night
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Cornwall Blind
Association
this service is designed to help
alleviate.
The service is staffed by
volunteers, and they make regular
weekly telephone calls offering
‘talking support’ to clients. The
clients will have asked to be part of
the service or been referred to
Cornwall Blind Association by
another agency, friends or family.
Our volunteers come from all walks
of life and may be blind, visuallyimpaired or sighted. Most
importantly, they will need to be
perfectly at ease on the telephone
and able to relate comfortably with
people using that medium.
We currently have 24 volunteers
and a service user list of over 60
people.
Do you feel that you could be part
Talking Support is service operated
by Cornwall Blind Association. It is
designed to reach out to blind and
visually-impaired people living in
isolation in Cornwall.
In Cornwall, with our large rural
areas and lack of adequate public
transport, many blind, visuallyimpaired people or those coming to
terms with impending sight loss may
go days and weeks without personal
contact. Erosion of confidence and
plummeting of self-esteem as well as
feelings of being a ‘nuisance’ are
some of the knock-on effects of this
lack of personal contact. The
resulting isolation and loneliness
experienced by service users is what
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of this worth-while service?
If so, please contact Cornwall
Blind Association on 01872
266110 for further details.
Volunteer at
St Michaels
Hospital
Hayle
Do you enjoy meeting people?
Would you like to support your local
Hospital?
Can you give a few hours a week
(Monday-Friday) on a regular basis?
Volunteer opportunities from meet
and greet patients and visitors, help
with our refreshment services, ward
support, and many others
Interested?
Contact
Voluntary Services Office 01872
253737 for information and an
application form
Email
rcht.voluntaryservices@rcht.cornwall
.nhs.uk
Registered Charity No 1039606
Part of Royal Cornwall Trust
Would you be interested in
supporting your local hospital by
volunteering as Secretary to the
Friends of St Michaels Hospital?
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We are looking for somebody
who has administrative
experience and is able to
commit to attend our quarterly
meetings and the AGM and is
able to produce Agendas and
Minutes and deal with
correspondence. If this is the
volunteer opportunity you have
been looking for then please
contact Yvonne Bates,
Chairman on Tel. 01736 756545.
or email:the@bateses.freeserve.co.uk
Thank you Hayle
Hayle Group of Friends for the
Children’s Hospice South West
would like to thank everyone in and
around the Hayle Area for their
generosity ever since the group
started in 2007, supporting then the
Precious Lives Appeal, with the aim
of building a Children’s Hospice in
Cornwall.
This had the amazing result in
Little Harbour being built and
supporting Cornish Families from
January 2011.
The Hayle Friends group remains
very active and by the end of 2014
had raised over £200,000 since its
inception. This reflects wonderfully
on everyone in the Hayle Area and
the group are so grateful for the
support to date and hopefully in the
future”
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Hayle Methodist Church
Saturday Morning
Rainbow Coffee House
The Rainbow Coffee House is a
popular meeting place for friends to
gather on a Saturday morning
where
they can have a natter and
catch up with each other’s news.
Some even put their heads together
over the Daily Telegraph crossword
(in an effort to keep their brains
active!) The money which is
donated for the coffee, tea and
cakes is given to many good causes.
In 2014 this amounted to £2572.
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The Pump has been given a Fax
machine, which we do not need. If
anyone would like it, free, please
phone 01736 752319.
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Believe it or not…..
Here is a true story received from
one of our readers:
The other day I was searching for my
Rail Card. I could remember the last
time I used it, but it was not in my
purse in its accustomed place. After
almost turning the house upside
down, and with no luck, as I went to
bed I remembered hearing that one
should ask St Antony (patron saint of
lost causes) for help. So I did just
that, and suddenly it popped into my
head where I had put it, in a drawer
which I would not normally use. To
say I was relieved is an
understatement—I was overjoyed.
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one of their shows.
7. At the club, the Golf Pro offered
some cut-price lessons that I couldn't
refuse.
8. There's our centenary garden. We
all volunteer to look after it.
9. They are very pretty earrings that
you are wearing (how's that for a
chat-up line?).
10. We must weigh these bags
again, they don't look full enough to
me.
11. Wrong! It's the river Indus. Try
this - what is Brazil's main river?
12. This is the beginning of a stream
that turns into the river Thames.
13. I just saw a tramp entering the
church - all are welcome.
14. This is a second-hand edition I
bought at a book stall.
15. It made my head ache – a
dedication the like of which I have
never heard before!
To win a prize voucher worth £20
to be spent with any of our
advertisers, send your answers
along with your contact details to
editor@haylepump.org.uk or use
any of our drop-off points on p.2
HIDDEN WORDS QUIZ 120
by Cleverclogs:
we are looking for words that follow
on from LIGHT e.g. Light BOX.
Some with a hyphen and some
without.
1. I like to mash a delicious mess of
banana and honey.
2. Elvis' hip gyrations were
outlandish at the time, but are
considered tame now.
3. You should hear Ted when he
rants on about it - he's so
passionate!
4. Yes, I went to Istanbul - both
beautiful and busy.
5. 'Thou sent for me O Master, what
is your command?
6. I met Eric and Ernie once after
Answers to Quiz 119
1. Star 2.Torch 3. Day 4.
Lime
5. Moon 6.Candle 7. Fire
8. Gas
9. Sun 10. Match 11. Fan
12 .Head 13 .Lamp 14. Flash 15.
Rear
The winner, picked at random from
the many entries was Mrs F Dawkins
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CLUB LISTINGS
Hayle in Bloom. Last Monday of the
month, except for Aug & Dec. Held at
Passmore Edwards Institute 7pm.
www.hayleinbloom.org.uk
Hayle Community Archive.
Open Tuesday & Thursday 10 a.m. –
1p.m.:Tel 01736 753962, email:
haylearchive@haylearchive.org.uk
Facebook: Hayle Community
Archive.Twitter:@hayle archive
Hayle & District Bowling Club.
10am every Sunday. Short Mat bowling
indoors during winter
01736 753565
Hayle Film Club. Films shown on the
2nd Saturday of every month at 7.30
p.m. at The Passmore Edwards
Institute. Ph Donna 01736 753184.
Check on www.haylefilmclub.org.uk
Hayle Flower Club. 4th Wednesday of
the month 7.30pm, Hayle Daycare
Centre in the conservatory
Tel: 01736 756729
Hayle Friendship Group Cornish
Harbour S.W. Meet each month under
chairmanship of Jull Sharpless 01736
756896 jillsharpless@btinternet.com
Hayle Harbour Users Association.
First Monday of each month, 7.30pm,
Royal Standard Pub.
R.Lello 01736 757632
.
Hayle Judo Kwai meeting Unit 7
Rospeath Industrial Estate, Crowlas.
Tues & Thurs.
Sensei Richard 01736 740723 or Karen
Deacon 0779 209 9979
Hayle Library Reading Group. 2.pm
first Wednesday of each month.
Hayle Line Dancing Club. Every Mon.
at Hayle Methodist Church 7.30–9.30pm
Adults £3, Children £1 (includes light
refreshment). Car parking available.
Tel 01736 752610.
Hayle & District Lions Club. 2nd and
4th Tuesday of every month, 7.30pm at
Passmore Edwards Institute.
Tel. Mel George 01736 756484
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Hayle Lawn Tennis All ages and
abilities welcome. Tremeadow
Terrace, Hayle; 01736 850843
www.haylelawntennisclub.co.uk
Hayle Local Vocalz - a 65 strong
mixed voice adult choir. Mondays, 8pm,
St Elwyn's Church, Hayle.
07950 585787
Hayle Model Boat Club. Wednesday
evenings 7-9pm & Sunday mornings
10-12 noon, meeting at green chalet by
Hayle outdoor swimming pool. Tel:
01736 755516, or Les on 01736
754254
Hayle Model Railway Club & Duchy
Railroaders Club Rooms Unit 5, Praze
Business Park, Praze-an-Beeble. Mon.
& Thurs. 7pm – 9.30pm.
Bob Mims 01736 757910
bobmims@live.co.uk
Hayle Meanderers Every
Wed.10.30am Commercial Road car
park. Free, + contribution to carshare.
Tel Joan Smith 01736 793631
Hayle Old Cornwall Society. First
Friday of each month. Oct. to May.
Passmore Edwards Institute,7.30pm.
Maria Prosser, 01736-755072
Hayle Pilot Gig Rowing Club. Rowing
out of Hayle Harbour most Tuesdays
and Thursday evenings
Tel. 01736 754254
www.haylegigclub.com .
Hayle Penwith U3A Hayle Day Care
Centre Social meetings 2nd & 3rd Thurs.
2pm. Art, History, Writing, Play reading,
Current Affairs, Luncheon Club.
Chairman Mel George 01736 756484
Secretary Tess Hulland 01736 759658
Hayle RNLI meets Mar to Nov at
7.30pm 2nd WED of the month at Unit 5
Hayle Ind. Park. Tel 01736 353567
Hayle Rotary Club Mon. 7pm except
Bank holidays at White Hart Hotel.
David Raymer 01736 755029
Trevor Osborne01736 793596
Shore Surf Ladies Only & Juniors Surf
Club All abilities welcome. Every
Saturday 9 – 11am. 01736 755556
Beachline 07855755556
info@shoresurf.com
St Erth Concert Band
Rehearsals Tues 7.30 to 9.30pm in
Methodist Church Hall
G.Lawry 01736 755512
www.sterthconcertband.co.uk
St Erth Friendship Club for the
over60s. Tuesdays 2pm – 4pm St Erth
School Hall £1.50 per session.
01736 850758
St Ives and Hayle Community Choir
Tuesdays 2pm to 3.30pm at St Anta
Church Hall, Carbis Bay07950 585787
Table Tennis for Fun, every Friday at
2pm at Hayle Methodist Church Hall,
Chapel Hill, Hayle. Only £2 per session.
Bats, balls and squash provided.
John Nunn 01736 759686
W.I. Hayle 1st Tues.of the month,
7.00 pm Hayle Daycare Centre
Tel. 01736 756 007 Margaret Stockton
Hayle Surf Life Saving Club
Riviere Towans Hayle TR27 5AF
Captain: Dave Parker 755303
Heyl St Piran Singers. Every Thursday
at Hayle Methodist Church Hall at 7.30 to
9.30pm. Ann Birch 01736 752335
Hayle Twinning Association. 2nd Mon.
of each month at Hayle Community
Centre. 7.15pm in Room 7. Sonia
Glasson 01736 753531
Heyl Town Band. Rehearsals Tuesdays
& Thursdays 7:30pm – 9:30pm, Junior
band rehearsals Thursdays 6:pm –
7:00pm
Laudate Chamber Choir- a 40 strong
church/cathedral style chamber choir.
Tuesdays 8pm, St Elwyn's Church,
Hayle: Tel 07950 585787
Phillack Church Hall.
Ist Friday – Bingo 7pm
2nd Saturday Church Lunch: 12.15,
Last Saturday Quiz Night 7.30 p.m.
Phillack Parish Church
9.15 am services every Sunday ( except
5th) preceded by beautiful bell ringing.
Praze Hayle Choir. Every Tues.7.30pm.
Methodist Hall
Don Metcalf 01736 757720
Royal British Legion. Passmore
Edwards Institute. Every Mon. Wed. &
Friday evening, and Saturday afternoon.
Mr John Bawden Tel: 0774 327 6412
Save our Sand. 2nd Tuesday of each
month, 7.30pm at the Passmore
Edwards Institute Hayle
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charge drop in details to :
Passmore Edwards Institute
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Farm Shop
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Hayle Chamber of Comm..34
Hayle Canoe Club.............10
Hayle Cycles.....................25
Hayle Day Care................39
Heidi Bows..........................4
Hubbards Fish & Chips......37
J C Electrical......................34
John Andrews....................38
Kleeneze............................13
Ladies Room......................33
Lavenders Blue..................28
Lindsay's Dog Grooming....25
Mobile Foot Clinic...............27
Neil Shepherd....................13
P G Franklin.......................41
Paradise Park....................31
Passmore Edwards Ins......37
Paul Sherris.......................35
Peter Luing Piano..............18
Philp's Pasties...................15
Plantech.............................40
Property Maintenance......30
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Rick Harvey......................24
Rosewarne Manor............14
Sewing Machine Repairs...9
Seymour £ Jago...............18
Shore Surf School............24
Sleepy Hollow...................23
St Erth Cars......................32
Sylvia's Exercise................4
T C Tech...........................12
T J Barbers.......................33
T J Carpets.......................26
T P Wills.............................5
Transformations.................9
Webb & Philp....................17
Winns................................43
Zip Inn................................7
Pick up a copy at those
places in bold, also at Hayle
Library, Bodriggy Surgery,
McColls, Copperhouse
P.O.,Connor Downs P.O.
St.Erth P.O. Co-op, Foundry
Warrens, Jolly Bodger etc.
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