September 2015 - Focus On Ilfracombe

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September 2015 - Vol 30 No 9
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lounge.co.uk
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Air
Air
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port
Par
rking
king Tip!
Cruise
holidays
are
very popular among
our clients so we were excited to have
Edward, our colleague from Regent
Seven Seas, join us at our Travel Expo to
tell all about their luxurious, all inclusive
cruise programme.
A key attraction is
their inclusion of
excursions in the
package price...
Regent offer FREE
Unlimited
Shore
Excursions at every port-of-call in every
destination — and unlimited means you
can take as many excursions in a day
and during your entire voyage as time
and your penchant for adventure allows.
Shore excursions are the
heart of every destination,
a way for you to experience the history,
culture and cuisine of the exciting ports
of call visited with knowledgeable local
guides and comfortable transport.
Cruise George Inlet
and indulge in a
taste of Alaska at a
crab feast, walk the
ancient pathways
of Ephesus and
Jerusalem or enjoy
a trek through a tropical jungle in Phuket
on a majestic elephant.
All available to experience with Regent’s
FREE Unlimited Shore Excursions.
D stinat
De
ina
ation Evening
Evening wi
wi
it
th Exodus
After a busy summer (our feet still ache
from our T
Travel
ravel Expo at the North Devon
Show!) we stride into autumn with our
next series of Destination evenings.
They are scheduled for September
24th, October 29th and November
26th at Ilfracombe Golf Club - with
hopes we’ll be able to add dates in the
South Molton area as well (keep an eye
out for updates).
Ian will be with us on Thursday 24th
September. As our returning guests
Through Exodus you can discover
countries, cultures, environments,
cities, mountain ranges, deserts,
coasts and jungles; exploring this
amazing planet we all live on.
But we often find that the ‘Meet ‘n Greet’
services are not much more expensive (and
sometimes even the cheapest option). This
is particularly true at our local airports of
Bristol and Exeter where the rates fluctuate
depending on demand, so for the added
conveniance (especially in the rain!), bear it
in mind!
Make your holiday
financially secure
ATOL PACKAGES
know, tickets for our destination events
tend to be snapped up quickly – after
all, it’s a great evening of cultural
discussion, great food and a chance
to rub shoulders with fellow travel
enthusiasts.
Our guest speaker for September is
an expert in travel from Exodus, a tour
operator that has become well known
to several of our clients looking for a
special trip that explores the soul of
countries and their people.
Airport parking is one of the things we arrange
for our clients, but often the automatic
assuption is that the most economic way to
do it is in the most distant, long-stay car park
and shuttle to the terminal.
ATOL protects you from
losing your money or being
stranded abroad. It does
this by carrying out checks
on the tour operators and
travel organisers it licenses,
and requiring them to take part in a financial
guarantee scheme managed by the Air
Travel Trust (ATT) which provides the funds
to protect customers should a firm fail. In
some cases a licence holder will also provide
a bond, which is lodged with the ATT and
provides additional funds.
If a tour operator goes out of business, the
CAA will ensure you do not lose the money
you paid over, or if you’re abroad, we’ll
arrange for you to finish your holiday and fly
home.
When you book a package that includes a
flight to or from the UK, we ATOL protect it.
ABTA BONDING
Tickets are £15 per person (incl.
dinner and a welcome drink) - but
if you’ve signed up to our new
‘Destination Club’ they’re just £10.
If you still need to sign up (and access
all the other benefits) just get in touch
with our team, or visit the website.
The Destination Lounge is a member of ABTA
which means you have the benefit of ABTA’s
assistance and Code of Conduct.
Sounds great, but what does that mean to
you? Essentially ABTA members pay a large
amount of money to ABTA, who hold it in a
bond, so if that company were to go bust, the
funds are already
secured to refund
clients.
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Ilfracombe Museum
From the wonderful photo archives here
at Ilfracombe Museum we have two
pictures of a daring exploit undertaken
between Ilfracombe and the Mumbles,
Swansea, in 1930. We thought that a
story about a sea-going adventure would
be entirely appropriate for September,
and the Sea Ilfracombe weekend.
The top photo shows a young man being
towed behind a speedboat, the
‘Whoopee’. You will notice that the
photographer has unfortunately missed
half the man out of his photograph, but
the boat was travelling at quite a speed
and it must have been a challenge to get
everything in the shot! It is taken from
Mumbles Pier. The second photo shows
the occupants of the boat, again on Mumbles Pier.
What has this got to do with Ilfracombe? The Ilfracombe Chronicle of 1st August 1930 gives a detailed
report. A young man was towed across the Bristol Channel on a surf board, behind the ‘Whoopee’. His
name was Captain Charles Ratcliff, and he was the owner of several speedboats that took thrill-seekers out
into the Channel and to Lundy Island. No doubt partly as a publicity stunt, and perhaps as a dare, he decided to see if he could cross to the Mumbles whilst staying upright behind the boat.
A crowd of spectators had gathered in Ilfracombe on Capstone and waved him off across choppy waters.
Soon he was out of sight and making good progress towards the Mumbles. As he neared Mumbles
lighthouse the boat encountered a strong tide and rough water, and Charles was only holding on with great
difficulty. Once near the Pier the water calmed and the boat successfully docked at the Mumbles, in a time
of 1 hour 20 minutes. On board was a press representative, Mr T Edwards, who wrote in the Chronicle
that this ‘must have been the greatest feat ever performed on a surfboard’.
After a short rest in Mumbles, including a photo call, the crew returned to Ilfracombe on the ‘Whoopee’.
The photo shows: (back row) N Springwell of Penarth, T Edwards of the Chronicle, C Marston of the Pier
Hotel; Bert Austin the helmsman, (front row): Clifford Comer attendant, Captain Charles Ratcliff, and
Molly Harvey, passenger.
The return journey to ‘Combe was even faster than the outward trip, and took just 50 minutes, which the
Chronicle stated was a new record for crossing the Channel. ‘On arrival back at Ilfracombe the first person
to congratulate Capt. Ratcliff on the wonderful performance was ‘Suicide’ Bob Perry, one of the Death
Riders on the Pier – truly a meeting of speed giants.’ This gives a fascinating clue to the fact that a travelling
Wall of Death motorbike show had arrived in Ilfracombe in the summer of 1930. So far we have not been
able to unearth any other photos or references to this show, but we’ll keep digging. What we do know is
that Bob Perry was a world-class stunt rider from America who was touring England in 1929 and 1930
with, amongst others, his sister Jenny, who also rode ‘the Wall.’ The Wall of Death, wildly popular in
America, had never been seen in England before
1929, and Bob was a pioneer. By the mid-1930s
there were a host of shows travelling around
England’s fairs, including one with Tornado
Smith who used to take his pet lioness up the
Wall in a sidecar! The fact that a new attraction
such as this had arrived in Ilfracombe so soon
after its introduction shows how important a
resort this was in the 1930s.
For more maritime tales and history, why not
visit the Museum during the Sea Ilfracombe
weekend of the 4th to the 6th September to
see our special display.
ILFRACOMBE and District 1851
29th January 1852
A Mutton Mutiny.—On Wednesday the 21st inst., three men, belonging to the schooner ‘Superb,’ Capt.
Balley, then in this port, were brought before Sir James Meek and Nathaniel Vye, Esq., magistrates, charged
with refusing to work. The men having “signed articles,” and the charge having been sustained, were
committed for one month to the house of correction. The cause of the rebellion, is said to have been their
having to eat, not “mutton cold,” but mutton roast, oftener than was pleasing to their fastidious palettes. The
blue jackets who best know the moves of their own order, think the mutton mutiny nothing more than a ruse
to get clear of the ship, which will be effected by their month’s feeding upon the various dishes of the prison,
and by the other exercises in that road to liberty. The real cause is still believed to lie somewhere about the
victualliing offices.
Our Local Magistracy.—That part of the public of this town, still ignorant of the fact, will be glad to hear,
that an addition has been made to our local magistracy in the person of Sir James Meek, CB, who has
received from the Lord Chancellor the commission of the peace. This increase of the magistrates we hope to
see followed by the establishment here of a petty sessions to remedy the great inconvenience and expense of
parties having any business to the Bench being compelled to go all the way to Combmartin. Many causes of
action affecting the peace and good order of the town are no doubt frequently foregone in consequence of the
loss of time, expense, and trouble of taking witnesses and what not five or six miles from the town. We
should hardly suppose there was a town in the kingdom, the size of Ilfracombe, and a seaport too, in which
there was not a petty sessions. We hope that those to whom it naturally belongs to see to these matters, will
move in the proper quarter to obtain so desirable an object. We shall then have a Board of Health to purify
our homes and ways, and a magistracy to mind our manners.
The “Hobblers” Hubbub.—A quarrel between those peaceful citizens of our quay had likely on Saturday last
to have had with one of the boat’s crews, a tragical end. The ‘Express,’ steamer had been compelled to put
back to port through stress of weather. The steamers are respectively served by particular boats and crews
and for another to trespass upon his rights is resented as breaking the laws of the service. The boat in this
instance which first boarded the steamer was not the one belonging to her, but somehow they lodged
themselves or some part of them on board; presently came the gig and crew who claimed the prize as their
prescriptive right. A tussle ensued as to who should get the hawser during which the steamer being in motion
with the last boat, we believe, seven hands in her, was run into and all the hands tumbled into the water. So
enraged were the other party, and so wanting in the common duties of humanity even to the worst enemy that
they never moved an oar to assist them in their terrible peril. Their danger was seen from the shore and
assistance immediately sent off by which, and with the aid of some life buoys thrown from the steamer they
were all preserved from a watery grave. For the honour of the place we forbear to give the names of the men
guilty of so fearful an act and as refusing to assist even their enemies when perishing, hoping that reflection
has before now brought them to a better mind. The injury done to the boat ran into will cost £5 to repair.
4th March 1852
Vestry Meeting.—Little has been heard of vestry meetings since the formation of the Board of Health. Last
Saturday, however, one was convened at the usual place and time, for the purpose, chiefly, of electing a list
of persons eligible to serve as constables for the next year, which list is presented to the magistrates at their
sitting, who have to decide on what honoured individuals of the number are to serve. At the same meeting
the question was entertained whether to continue in his office the present paid constable. Against him, as
against every other official, there were many complaints, and which at the meeting he had the privilege of
hearing. There was notwithstanding the charges, a majority in favour of retaining him; he will now have an
opportunity of mending the faults complained of, as far as the complaints were just or true, and showing that
a word to the wise is sufficient. Our police constable (so called sometimes) is not a regular “Peeler,” and
wears no uniform. It has been suggested that a few weeks’ training amongst the “regulars” with the addition
of the uniform,--the blue coat, &c., belt, shining boots, hat without a bruise, and extra shave—would have a
marvellous effect in increasing self-respect and consequently at increasing his influence greatly in the
prosecution of his office.
1st April 1852. The Berrynarbor Robbery. The burglar, who broke into the house of Pearce, the butler of
A.D. Bassett, Esq., on Sunday the 14th inst., and stole therefrom a watch and other articles, was brought up
for his final examination before the magistrates on Thursday 29th and fully committed to the county gaol to
await his trial at the next assizes. On some parts of his clothing was discovered the Queen’s “broad arrow,”
prove it to be Government property. From subsequent enquiries there is reason to believe that he is one of
the convicts under sentence of transportation who sometime ago escaped Dartmoor prison. Should that be
proved it will have no tendency to mitigate his next sentence.
Researched by John Woodcock
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Events 4 Ilfracombe
Didn’t they do well? Round Table ran a cracking Birdman at the beginning of August. Even the weather was
perfect, not too hot, not too cold, bit of wet in the morning to freshen things up then sunny for the main
event. I am told by Mr Birdman that over 5000 people turned up, ate over 1000 burgers and 500 hot dogs
plus a whole hog roast and donuts. Twenty jump (or should that be ‘fly’?) teams both local and from afar
dazzled the crowds along with live music and other entertainment from Make a Move and The Voice FM.
The fireworks were a surprise and a fabulous end to a really good day. We await with baited breath the
final tally of profits…
By the time you read this we will also have had Rescue Day (last time with the Sea King!), Carnival, The
Beer Festival at The Landmark and the minis on August Bank Holiday. They were still in the future when
we went to press so more info on how it all went next time. August is always the busiest month in the
event calendar but there is plenty still to do after the kids have gone back.
Our next event in the town is Sea Ilfracombe over the weekend of 4 – 6 September. The Sea Ilfracombe
team are pulling out all the stops to provide a weekend packed with entertainment for all the family.
Maritime displays, the Boat Stories Premier, children's entertainment, live music and local food vendors all
coming together to celebrate our links with the sea. It all kicks off on Friday 4th at the Landmark Theatre
with the Boat Stories premier. The series of short films invites us to take a glimpse into the lives of those
who earn their living locally from the sea, who work in all weathers and those who take to the water just
for the fun of it. Tickets are free and can be booked from the Landmark Theatre, but hurry as they are
going fast. Saturday and Sunday see a full programme of land and sea based entertainment and live music
with a selection of street vendors to suit all appetites.
EXCEL
EMBROIDERY
Suppliers of Quality
Uniforms, Work Wear
School Wear & Club Wear
Now in stock:-
Ilfracombe Infant School Jumpers & Bags
Also West Down Primary, Ilfracombe Juniors
& Ilfracombe College Uniforms
53 HIGH STREET, ILFRACOMBE Tel 01271 866655
Visit us online at www.excelembroidery.co.uk
Moving to new premises next to Lidl Store shortly!
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE A
DIFFERENCE IN YOUR LOCAL
COMMUNITY?
THE ROTARY CLUB OF
ILFRACOMBE
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On Sunday there is the Ilfracombe Triathlon which consists of a 400m sea swim from Ilfracombe harbour, a
15.5 mile hilly cycle course which takes in some fantastic views along the coastline from Combe Martin,
and a stunning 6k run that leads competitors through some of the most breath-taking sea views around
Ilfracombe. Sea Ilfracombe programems will be available from local stores and the Landmark Theatre
nearer the time, but to find out more about the full programme of activities planned in the interim
visit www.seailfracombe.co.uk (or Facebook Sea Ilfracombe for up-to-date news).
Saturday 12 September sees the Ilfracombe Bike Show on The Seafront. Hundreds of bikers (motorcycles,
trikes etc) meet up to display their bikes and compete for individually hand crafted trophies. Each year sees
more and more bikers from across the region and afar – over 300 in 2014. There are stalls and music
throughout the afternoon. This event is run by the North Devon Motorcycle Action Group (NDMAG).
The very popular and even more quickly sold out Dead Famous in Ilfracombe is back on Saturday,
September 5 bringing history alive at Holy Trinity Church at 5.30pm. Tickets are £10 and include seasonal
soup and crusty bread and wine. Tickets are on sale at Ilfracombe Museum and the Tourist Information
Office in the Landmark.
The official Ilfracombe Calendar is now on sale price £4 from retailers around the town including The
Tourist Information Centre at The Landmark, St James Dairy, Church Street Post Office and in the High
Street from Ilfracombe Book Store, Jeffery’s Newsagents & Pedlars. The calendar features views from
around the town donated by local (and some not so local) photographers, and raises money for
Events4Ilfracombe to allow us to pay running costs for events such as road closures and other licenses.
An ideal Christmas present!
To contact Events4Ilfracombe please email events@visitilfracombe.co.uk or leave a message at Ilfracombe
Tourist Information Centre at The Landmark 01271 863001.
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31a Portland Street, Ilfracombe
Tel: 01271 866332 or 07495 630 395
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Personal Service 24 hours a day.
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Sea Ilfracombe
List of events for Saturday and Sunday 5/6th September
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
COMBE MARTIN SEA
ANGLING CLUB
SEA ILFRACOMBE FUN
FISHING COMPETITION
ILFRACOMBE PIER
CRABBING COMPETITION
Sunday, 6th September
10am until 12noon
First prize £20 Variety Sports shop
gift voucher courtesy of John and Jan Fennell.
Second prize Ilfracombe Aquarium
Complimentary Family ticket (2+2) (value £15.00)
For all ages.
Entry on receipt of free bait of squid from the
Variety Sports Shop, 23 Broad Street.
Sunday, September 6th
3pm-6pm
Special Guests: - Inshore Fishery Officers
Safe Fishing – With the Coastguard
Rules are that at least one of three ways to
catch crabs must be used
1. Hand Line, 2. Crab Rod, 3. Drop Net.
Guidance to promote safe and responsible
crabbing given.
Fish anywhere but be at the Aquarium for
counting by 12 noon.
Aquarium staff will be on hand to answer any
questions regarding any species caught.
Winner is the entrant with the most crabs
of any size.
Enquiries Erica: 07984 282 442
Prizes from local sponsors.
Free Entry
JEFFERY’S
w News &
Magazines
w Cigarettes &
Loose Tobacco
w Stamps, Batteries w Paypoint
& Films
w Crisps, Drinks,
w Home Deliveries
Snacks
w Lotto &
w Cards &
Crabs to be kept alive in sea water and all returned
to the sea after the count.
82 High Street - Ilfracombe - Devon - Tel: 01271 862006
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ILFRACOMBE FLOWER & CRAFT SHOW
Held on 2nd August - over 200 entries in the seven different
sections and raised over £350 before costs.
Winners: Adults - Floral Art - Chris Woods Judges comment
'a nice selection of green foliage', Cut Flowers - Thelma
Paterson, Pot Plants - Robert Priestley, Produce - Philip and
Helen Webb, Cookery - Bridget Gear Judges comment ' a
very good texture', Craft - Donna Kerr Judges comment '
great colour choices - I could have looked at it for hours',
Photography - Stephen Swain - John Fowler Cup to Bridget
Gear.
Children - 8 and Under - Floral Art, Cut Flowers, Pot Plant,
Produce, Craft & Photography - Lucy Blackmore. Cookery
Abigail Wright.
9 and Over - Floral Art, Jessica Turner, Cut Flowers, Pot
Plant, Vegetable Monster & Cookery - Jamie Blackmore. Craft
Dolores Elliott-Arkell Photography - Ben Wilson. Webbers
Estate Agents Cup went to Jamie Blackmore.
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We are now selling Diabetic ice creams, jams,
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Assorted cheeses
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Community Announcements
ILFRACOMBE FLORAL ART CLUB
Well, now is the time when we decide which
activities we’d like to keep us occupied during
winter evenings. How about flower arranging? We
hold demonstration evenings and workshops on the
2nd and 4thTuesday evenings from September until
May. We are a friendly group who would love to
welcome new friends - and past members too! We
do have fun on our workshop evenings! In January
we will celebrate our 50th anniversary so watch this
space for events. This month, on 22nd September
we welcome a talented demonstrator from
Cornwall, Elaine Reynolds who, I am sure, will keep
us entertained with her stories as well as displaying
her talents with flowers. See Diary page for details.
Janice Quinn secretary 01271 866762.
ILFRACOMBE COMMUNITY TRANSPORT
Late-night minibus service to and from Mortehoe
and Woolacombe is 'picking up!' - more passengers
are using it. A reminder that the service is available
to members of the public as well as employees. In
addition to our usual services advertised elsewhere
in Focus, we have recently taken groups to
Torrington Common to look at Trumpton Village
being built and almost finished by the Torrington
Cavaliers and due to be set on fire on August Bank
Holiday Monday. This was followed by lunch at The
Black Horse. On Saturday 8 August we held a 60s
Night to raise funds for the Community Minibuses,
organised by Trustee, Sylvia Prideaux. This was a
most enjoyable and nostalgic evening and raised
£260. Many thanks to Sylvia, all who came and
supported and especially to the DJ, Roy. On
Tuesday 11 August, our minibus brought a group
over from Northam. They spent about 3 hours
experiencing the delights of Ilfracombe. On 12
August, two minibuses took 27 passengers to
Sydney House, Chulmleigh for afternoon tea.
Rosie, as usual, made us all very welcome and we
enjoyed our tea. Afterwards we had a look around
her garden with its pond and many ducks and with
lovely views over Dartmoor. If you would like to
join in our friendly outings by minibus, please
contact Shirley Jones on 01271 863630. We also
acquired a further minibus - we are still waiting for
the one promised from Government funds!
TORRS LADIES CLUB
We were back at Brookdale on 10th August after
our break, and the meeting was very well attended.
Shirley welcomed everyone on a very bright and
sunny afternoon. After the formal business I took
numbers for our monthly lunch club and we
decided to go to Ilfracombe Golf Club, they do a
very nice lunch there and many places in town are
very busy in August.
Barbara gave out birthday posies, quite a few as we
hadn't met in July and very lovely they were too.
Vida had news of the singing group, they will meet
next on the 19th September at Windsor Court to
organise their winter programme. Any members
who would like to join them get in touch with Vida
at the next meeting.
Next Shirley introduced Ivan Frances our guest
speaker. He had come to tell us about "Ilfracombe in
Bloom". He has been chairman of the Committee
for the pass ten years during which time funds have
dropped dramatically to only £9,000 per year. We
were all amazed to hear about all the different
places as well as gardens that come under Britain in
Bloom committee's umbrella. The committee do
have help from the council the Rotary Club and
various other groups of people in the town Ivan is
obviously a very committed and passionate leader of
a great band of people who help make our town a
place to be proud of.
In September our meeting is on Monday the 14th
starting at 2-00pm, visitors are always welcome and
it is Shirley's Quiz afternoon.
CAPSTONE LADIES’ CLUB
Our meeting was held on Monday 27th July and it was a joy to
welcome back our speaker for the afternoon - Rosemary
Wedlake, also known as the “Hat Lady”. We were especially
grateful as she is suffering from a broken foot, falling off a step
while chasing a squirrel and she then walked round France for
five days before having an x-ray!
Rosemary is the last survivor of seven children and while the
older children went off to work on their careers, she, being
one of the youngest stayed at home, to help look after her
father who was injured in the first World War. She had a
close relationship with her mother who was a teacher and she
told us that she learned everything from her.
She has a wonderful collection of hats, some she has bought
and others that have been given, but every hat tells a story
which she retells while changing hats. Shapes change with eras
and fashion but everyone seemed to suit Rosemary. We were
given the tip “always wear a hat so you can see the brim, never
on the back of the head.”
Her sense of humour is remarkable and she had us in stitches
for most of the afternoon. Rosemary is writing a book about
her life – that should be good!
The raffle was won by Rosemary Riorden and Jan Cross.
Competition winners: 1st Chris Stockwell, 2nd Joyce Johnson,
3rd Jan Cross. Flower of the Month: 1st Jan Cross, 2nd
Margaret Burden, 3rd Pat Nott. There were three birthday
flowers. We do not meet in August so our next meeting will
be Monday September 28th at 2.15pm in Emmanuel Church
when our speaker will be Paul Swales on Nepal and India.
New members welcome.
ILFRACOMBE LADIES’ CIRCLE
Circle is a modern, vibrant club for women aged 18–45 to
make friends, have fun and support their community. We are
looking for women just like you. If you are interested contact
Dorne on 879202 or 07881 818 595.
STUDIO THEATRE NEWS
Car Boot Sales the car boot season is well underway. The
remaining Sunday session is 6th September.
Mike Bennett (879705) is your contact for these.
M DIARY M
RAOB Capstone Lodge 4027 (Buffs) meet in Lodge Room
every Tuesday at 7.45pm. Lapsed members especially
welcomed back. Contact Brian (Secretary) 01271 373137.
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING
The Ilfracombe & District Youth Band "Blazing Sounds" meets
at Ilfracombe Academy. We are currently seeking new
members. For more information contact Emma (Bandmaster)
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Community Announcements
on 867713 or www.blazingsounds.org.uk
EVERY MONDAY
Tai Chi in Woolacombe Village Hall, 10am until 12noon. Cost
£5 includes tea and coffee. Small social group, all levels and
ages welcomed. Contact Sandy 01271 870563.
EVERY MONDAY
Ilfracombe Chess Club meet at Brookdale Church Hall. Ring
Bob Lock 862662 for details.
EVERY MONDAY MORNING 10.30am to 12 noon.
Befriender Coffee Mornings for Over 65s at the Christian
Fellowship Church – for people to just pop in for tea/coffee
and homemade cakes.
EVERY TUESDAY MORNING
The Ilfracombe Walkers meet for walks of between 3 to 6
miles in the North Devon/Exmoor area. Contact Ros on
862342 for details.
EVERY THURSDAY
Befriends ‘Activity Afternoon’ for over 65’s, 2.30pm–4pm at
the Christian Fellowship Church. Teacakes and tea to finish.
For a programme ring Rachel on: 07818 650 566.
MUSICAL MEMORIES is a social singing group for people
with altzheimers, dementia and memory difficulties plus their
carer/companion. We meet every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the
month at the vision centre, Slade, Ilfracombe 2 to 4pm. Come
and join us for a singsong and some fun. Ample parking. Ring
Hazel 01271 863944 or Margaret 01271 882927.
SPIRITUALIST MEETINGS
Every Day 12noon - 3pm - open - quiet space - readings.
Every Wednesday Afternoon 2 - 3pm - open circle.
Every Wednesday Evening 7.30 - 8.30pm - open circle (limited
spaces).
Every Thursday Evening 7.30 - 8.30pm - Meditation with the
Fairies (limited spaces). All at the spiritualist centre of The
Lemurian Temple, St Peter's Mews, High St. Combe Martin.
Contact 07766723090.
CAIRN CONSERVATION CARERS
Meet fortnightly, on Sundays, by the “Cairn Walks” noticeboard, below the Round House, Cairn Road, Ilfracombe. For
2+ hours of clearing and cutting back etc. on the Cairn. Tools
are provided. All welcome. More information 01271 865889.
Tuesday 1 September
Ilfracombe Walkers meet 9.30 Lidl's for car share to Bossington, Allerford - Selworthy walk, 5 miles, more info 01271
862342.
Wednesday 2 September
Ilfracombe Pensioners' Committee meet at 1.15 pm followed
by the general meeting at 2 pm. The speaker is Rob Emery
updating us about the Children's Hospice South West. See 5
August for full details.
Ilfracombe Pensioners' Social Club meet at The Osborne
Hotel from 2 - 4 pm. (Committee meeting at 1.15 pm).
Today's speaker will be Rob Emery who will bring us up to
date with the Children's Hospice South West. Entrance is £2
to cover refreshments and a raffle. The Community minibus
is available door to door for those who need it. Contact
Shirley Jones on 01271 863630.
Thursday 3 September
The Royal British Legion (Ilfracombe Branch), monthly
meeting at the Sandpiper Inn, The Quay, 7.30–8pm. All old
and new members welcome. Service and non service
personnel very welcome.
7.15am Business Breakfast at Trimstone Manor. 01271
862841.
Saturday 5 September
Ilfracombe Farmers Market, St Peter's Church, Highfield Road.
10am-12.30. Fresh, local and organic produce and craft.
Refreshments. Free parking. New traders welcome. 01271
864621 for information.
Tuesday 8 September
Score Cemetery Friends meeting at 4 pm at Ilfracombe Yacht
Club. Contact is 01271 882112.
862841.
Landmark Tea Dance, 2.30–4.30pm, £4 per person.
Friday 11 September
"Valuation Evening" will be held at St Peter ad Vincula Parish
Church Hall, Combe Martin at 7.30 pm. Our Valuation
expert will be Christopher Hampton, the Television
Celebrity. One item (or set) for valuation per ticket per
person. Tickets £7.00 from Shirley 883554, Linda 883578 or
Jenny 882542. Bring your own bottle, tea/coffee and nibbles
provided.
Shammick Acoustic Open Night, Pack o’ Cards, High Street,
Combe Martin 8pm.
Sunday 13 September
Cairn Conservation Carers meet by notice board on Cairn
Road at 10am. To help with clearing and repairing of paths
and steps on the Cairn. Two to three hours work. Tools
provided.
Monday 14 September
Ilfracombe Baptist Church Women's Fellowship meet at
2.30pm. Craft sessions restart. Contact 864052.
Ilfracombe Pensioners meet for a Bring and Share tea and
entertainment. See 2 September for full details.
862841.
Landmark Tea Dance, 2.30–4.30pm, including cream tea
£5 per person.
Monday 21 September
Ilfracombe Baptist Church Women's Fellowship at 2.30pm
Bible Studies restart. Theme: 'Twelve ordinary Men'
Contact 864052.
Tuesday 22 September
Ilfracombe Floral Art Club Brookdale Church Hall 7.30pm.
Please come and join us for the start of our new term.
Demonstrator will be Elaine Reynolds with her selection
entitled Textures and Treats. For information phone Janice
Quinn 01271 866762.
862841.
Shammick Acoustic: Mick Ryan & Paul Downes in concert,
Pack o’ Cards, High Street, Combe Martin 8pm.
Sunday 27 September
Cairn Conservation Carers meet by notice board on Cairn
Road at 10am. To help with clearing and repairing of paths
and steps on the Cairn. Tow to three hours work. Tools
provided.
Monday 28 September
Ilfracombe Baptist Church Women's Fellowship at 2.30pm
Craft session. Contact 864052.
Ilfracombe Pensioners meet to hear Chairman Terry
Marriott's Reminiscences Part 2. See 2 September for full
details.
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A note and appeal from the Secretary of Score
Cemetery Friends:
If you have loved ones interred at Score, it is almost certain that
the ownership of your burial rights are recorded in our
registers, and any owner of the burial rights has the automatic
right to be interred in the plot provided there is space.
It is possible to transfer the burial rights of any plot and a set
procedure is used to do this, as the rights do not automatically
transfer to living relatives. These rights of burial at Score were
purchased for a period of 100 years, and even if several
generations have passed since the first owner died.
Please get in touch with me if you or any of your relatives wish
to exercise your rights and wish to be interred at this most
secluded, restful spot of Ilfracombe when the time draws near.
Please remember that because of a Living Trust, Score
Cemetery belongs to the People of Ilfracombe for ever!
Contact Details: Tel 01271 882112.
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Wednesday 2nd Sept. Two Rivers Concert Band
Wednesday 9th Sept. Bideford Town Band
Wednesday 16th Sept. Barnstaple Concert Band
Wednesday 23rd Sept. Barnstaple Male Voice Choir
Wednesday 30th Sept. Ilfracombe LaLa Choir
8.15pm
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Admission to Concerts by programme £5
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SHAMMICK ACOUSTIC
We’re now on the downward run to the end of the year, and that starts with our Open Night on Saturday 12th.
Open Nights are for anyone and everyone to ‘sing, say or play’, and if you’re a musician and you don’t want to play
solo, there’s often a chance during the break for a bit of a jam session. The evening is usually made up of an eclectic
mix of songs, music, poems and stories. Anyone is welcome to come along, and though encouraged to participate,
they won’t be pressurised to do so – you’ll be just as welcome if you just want to listen. It’s a friendly, informal and
fun environment, with no admission fee, although the pot is passed around for contributions to the club’s expenses.
Our guest night on Saturday 26th welcomes two artists who have played at the club before, although not in this
combination. Paul Downes is no stranger to either the West Country (a native and resident of Exmouth) or in
particular to Shammick Acoustic. He seems to turn up as a guest artist on a regular basis, either on his own or with
other performers – this time with renowned singer-songwriter Mick Ryan.
Mick is well-known on the English folk scene not just for his superb voice, but also for his songwriting, many of which
songs are sung by a host of other professional and amateur performers. Having written both comic and serious
material for the very popular band, Crows, in the ‘80s, he has since written for radio and a series of highly successful
folk operas, such as ‘The Voyage’, ‘The Navvy’s Wife’, ‘The Pauper’s Path’ and most recently the WW1 show, ‘A
Day’s Work’, all with a host of superb singers and musicians.
Paul is one of the most respected artists on the British acoustic music scene. A consummately skilled guitarist and
expressive singer, with the ability to bring apparently effortless brilliance to his dazzling array of guitar styles, he has
worked with the likes of Phil Beer, presently of Show of Hands, The Arizona Smoke Revue, Pete Seeger, The Joyce
Gang and Maggie Boyle.
It has been said that the duo “positively oozes skill and professionalism”, which would surprise no-one that has seen
either of them individually. Together, they provide singing, music and entertainment of the very highest quality.
A number of local performers will, as usual, be there as support artists, as well as enjoying being part of the audience.
Shammick Acoustic takes place at The Pack o’ Cards, High Street, Combe Martin from 8 p.m. Tickets for the
concert are £7 in advance from Shammick Acoustic, from the Pack o’ Cards, or Pets’ Pantry, High Street, Combe
Martin or online via www.wegottickets.com/ShammickAcoustic, or £8 at the door if not sold beforehand.
Shammick Acoustic is a not-for-profit organisation. More information can be found on the website at
www.shammickacoustic.org.uk, or contact Tom or Barbara Brown on 882366, or by e-mail at
contact@shammickacoustic.org.uk.
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• Friendly professional I.T. support for your home or business
• Free quotation, competitive price - no fix, no fee
• Computer repairs
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Sellers 8.30am
Buyers: 9.30 – 12.30pm
All sellers £5 per table/car
Booking advisable for tables, tables provided.
Car boot subject to weather no booking necessary.
For bookings/info call Angie on 07772 645 150
Contact Nick at Chappell I.T. in Ilfracombe
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