Delabole Slate April 2017

THE DELABOLE SLATE
HAPPY EASTER
ISSUE 369
APRIL 2017
Delabole.slatenewsletter@yahoo.co.uk
Hello from the Carnival Committee!
We have had two meetings this year and have been working hard to put
together the events for our wonderful fun filled Carnival Week in Delabole.
At our last meeting in March we were very pleased to welcome two new
committee members, Lisa Bates and Mel Vercoe.
Please help us carry on!!
We still have some places on the committee to fill so if you would be
interested in becoming a committee member, you can either call on
07798587608 or send an email to info@delabolecarnival.org.uk
Not long to go – are you working on your Carnival entry yet? Last year the entries were fabulous – not being biased
but Delabole Carnival was by far the most spectacular! Get your thinking caps on and make this year’s Carnival
procession the best ever, your effort is so very much appreciated....... Let’s be the talk of Cornwall again and have the
longest procession ever.
We are now looking for our 2017 Carnival Royalty - the application form is inside. We will be delighted to receive
applications for Fairy Queen from girls who will be aged between 4 and 11 years on Carnival Day, 16th July 2017, and
for Senior Queen from young ladies who will be aged 12 years or more on Carnival Day. All applicants must have
permission from a parent and must live in the PL33 postcode area, or attend Delabole CP School. We will provide you
with a trailer for you to decorate for a float, and a sum of money to help towards your dresses etc. All our past queens
have had great fun during their royal year and it is an honour to represent the village of Delabole at any other local
carnivals you are able to attend. As well as being in the limelight in our own carnival procession.....you get to choose
your own attendants! If you have any queries or concerns about what may be involved, pop in to see Elaine at Flowers
from Bruallen shop, and she will be able to help you.
Look out for our Big Breakfast fundraising event for 2017 which will be held in the Methodist Chapel on 22nd April.
Your support is vital....costs are going up and our Carnival is free to everyone!
That's all for now! Wendy - Carnival Secretary
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At the February meeting of the Parish Council it was agreed to employ a part-time traffic warden for Delabole from this
month onwards. I welcome this decision, as one of the key issues I have tried to address since coming into office is that
of the safe access in and out of Pengelly for our Community Fire Engine. Last year there had been a spate of incidents
when illegally parked cars had impeded the access which could have had life threatening consequences. There is no
easy answer to the parking problems in the village, but the yellow lines which are in place are all there for good safety
reasons. My hope is that by enforcing parking regulations people will be more inclined to park safely and legally, and
will reduce the inconvenience and danger placed upon other road users and pedestrians every day. Double yellow lines
along the edge of the road mean no waiting at any time. However, you may stop while passengers get into or out of the
vehicle and to load and unload goods - ie anything that is of sufficient bulk, weight and or value that cannot be
reasonably conveyed other than by vehicle. If a delivery is being carried out to a trade or business premises by a
commercial vehicle this will be seen as compliant with the above. It will also be recognised that application of this
definition will be dependent on the individual. For example an elderly person is unlikely to be able to carry the same
items that a younger, healthier person might. Loading/Unloading involving the vehicle needs to be observed by the
Traffic Warden whilst the vehicle is parked. The observation period shall be for at least five minutes for a private vehicle
and 10 minutes for a commercial vehicle, and a PCN (ticket) shall only be issued if no activity is seen during this period.
Single Yellow Lines along the edge of the road mean you can't wait during the times shown on the adjacent sign.
However, you may stop while passengers get into or out of the vehicle and to load and unload as above. Pedestrian
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are to ensure that children can see and be seen clearly when crossing the road. If you have any questions about
regulations or appeals process, please do not hesitate to get in touch with me.
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Re-opening of Delabole Community Fundraising Shop
Photograph courtesy of Adrian Jasper
At the opening: Mr Richards, Mrs Richards (Shop Manager), Dominic Fairman (Cornwall Councillor), Mrs Hodge,
Miss Richards, Mr Hodge and Mr Chapman
Thank you so much to all those who have worked incredibly hard to bring new life to our village Community Fund
Raising Shop, those who volunteer their time and those who donate items. Chris would especially like to thank Brenda
for making a lovely celebratory cake, to Dominic for opening the shop and to all her volunteers.
So, why not come along and see us? We have a range of new and used clothing, gift items, greetings cards and LOTS
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Coffee and Chat
FRIDAY 31st MARCH
FRIDAY 7th APRIL
SATURDAY 18th APRIL
SATURDAY 29th APRIL
WEDNESDAY 3rd MAY
So, what were you doing on Shrove Tuesday? We
gathered together at the Sunday School for Coffee &
Chat and indulged in pancakes with various fillings
provided by that ever-helpful Barbara.
We were joined by Jackie and David from Nankersey MV
Choir who were doing a recce prior to their concert for our
Chapel Anniversary.
Sunday’s preacher reminded us about giving things up
for Lent - Irene’s always a shining example of that and
Alison’s putting an item of clothing she no longer needs
into a charity bag every day during Lent. Speaking as
someone who could horde for Englan Cornwall, I could
certainly learn a lesson from that!
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This Term has been extremely busy at Delabole School with our children taking part in so many memorable experiences.
The most memorable milestone for our children was the residential visit to London. What a fantastic experience it was
and the children were superb ambassadors for the school. Meanwhile, the Year 5 and 6 pupils who remained in school
were lucky enough to experience a drama workshop with the Royal Shakespeare Company at Treviglas School in
Newquay. They were then mesmerized by a performance of ‘The Tempest’. It is my absolute pleasure to inform our
community that since that experience, our school has become an affiliated school to The Royal Shakespeare Company
as a result of our pupils’ commitment and skills on the day. This means that two members of staff will have the
opportunity to train with the RSC to deliver the highest quality drama and English skills.
Other news includes the extraordinary Garden Project being run by our KS1 pupils in collaboration with some very
talented members of our local community. As always, the enthusiasm, energy and sheer determination of our local
families and trades will help the children to realise their beautiful ideas for a wildlife and sensory garden in the school
grounds.
Many of our friends and neighbours will have noticed that a new perimeter fence has gone up over the past few weeks
and the front of the school continues to look even smarter. This also means a huge improvement in levels of safety which
is paramount on our busy road. We hope that you agree that the school is beginning to look like a community building
we can all be proud of.
Finally, the school had a very significant monitoring visit from a school improvement officer linked to the Regional
Schools Commission at the start of March. He has validated the judgements of the leadership team and acknowledged
that standards at the school have risen dramatically over the past months. Truly, the Delabole School community can
be proud of its achievements.
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This is the time of year when new life is starting everywhere. One of the
things that we might then notice is lots of different kinds of eggs. Not only
birds lay eggs of course – what else can you think of that lay eggs?
What lays
these?
Or these?
These eggs are
from a creature
with a shell.
This
creature
can fly
Can you work out what laid which egg?
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look after them, but birds do. They make nests out of wool, twigs, mud,
moss and lots of other things, to keep their eggs safe. If you find a nest
hidden in your garden or a hedge, please don’t touch it, or the eggs inside
– if you do the mother bird may leave them and the eggs will die. Just
watch from a distance and you may see the chicks hatch, feed, grow and
fly away. As it’s nearly Easter, enjoy your Easter eggs and leave the wild
birds to look after their eggs! J

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An Easter Tale: the Women’s View
It was still dark when we got up - not that any of us had slept much, it was a restless night going over and over what
had happened - it had all been so quick and so unexpected, so beyond our control. Was there something we could
have done, to keep him away from the city; to protect him from the authorities; to persuade him of a different way of
doing things? But we never thought it would come to this - nailed up there, right in front of us!
We had travelled with him, cared for him and listened when we could and now this one final task of preparing his body
for burial was all that remained to be done and so we gathered the spices, the cloths and the water jars and set out for
the place we had seen him laid, before the Sabbath had begun and confined us to our lodgings. We pulled our shawls
over our heads, afraid to be seen, afraid of the authorities who had done this to him - would we, be next? Afraid of
trespassing, we didn’t know this wealthy man who had carried the body of our Rabbi to this place: we didn’t have his
permission to be there. Were we afraid of our task? No, we were used to death, had seen it before, but this was a
fearful death and we were not at home in safe and familiar surroundings, but in this strange garden in the misty half-light
of early dawn - we were jumpy, who could deny it, but once we were there with the dear body of our Lord, then we would
be fine, in a way it was a comfort, one last thing we could do for him.
We were worried about the stone - two of us had seen it rolled to seal the entrance and it was huge - would we be able
to move it? And if not, what then?
And so we arrived at the place, but something wasn’t quite right. In the growing light we could see that the great stone
was pushed to one side and the entrance of the tomb was open. With relief we rushed to the doorway, but relief quickly
turned to apprehension as, with a movement in the gloom of the interior, it dawned on us that someone was here before
us!
My heart was pounding as my eyes adjusted and in the light from the doorway. I could see a young man in white, I
scanned the room - where was Jesus’ body? We were all panicking now, hands clutching at one another, struggling to
comprehend - he spoke and we did hear, but barely understood, his words seemed so …so unbelievable,
incomprehensible, Risen? Tell the others he is risen?
To be honest, we lost it - can you blame us? We turned and ran out of the tomb through the dew-soaked garden, down
the narrow streets of the city. We ran for our lives and didn’t stop to speak to a soul until we were safe home again in
our lodgings, door slammed behind us. Time to catch our breath, to look around, to think. What did he say? Risen?
Did you hear him say risen? Risen! This changes everything!
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154th Chapel Anniversary
We did have a fantastic day for our birthday - well, when I say ‘day’, it actually included most of the week-end and
involved hours of work. Marie was there at 9am on Saturday arranging flowers, moving chairs and preparing (!). We
did stop mid-morning for coffee and biscuits, although Mary ate one of the carrots she was peeling instead and Marie
said her dentist had said she wasn’t allowed to munch on one. Marion was up at 5am on Sunday cooking, Marg
seemed to be constantly in the thick of things, whilst Barbara remained serenely calm (ish). The rest of us mucked in
and did what we were asked to do. So THANK YOU (1st) to everyone who helped in any way.
During the day, we were reminded that 154 years ago Queen Victoria was on the throne, life was very different and yet
our forefathers by some miraculous means managed to make sacrifices to find the funds and determination to form
Christian congregations and places of worship in our village. It’s good for us to stop and consider all those hundreds
of villagers who have gone before us and maintained the faith. THANK YOU (2nd) to all those we recall and all those
we never knew.
Morning Worship on Sunday was led by Mrs. Sue Ede, who did a totally excellent job. THANK YOU (3rd), Sue - you
make it look so effortless and I know the PowerPoint was being a pig to start with. Where she gets her ideas from is a
wonder. The talk was split into three short sections and included needing me to lie across a chair whilst Nicky taught
me to swim and Viv had to wheel an imaginary wheelbarrow across an imaginary tightrope. I was so engrossed with
her acting that I dropped my ‘playing’ glasses through the organ pedal-board and had to scramble around on the floor
in order to fish them out (covered in fluff). Viv was being interviewed by Barbara and was trying to convince her to sit
in the wheel barrow and be pushed across the tightrope. You needed to be there to appreciate it. The message was
remembrance of and gratitude for the past and trust and faith in God for the future. We ended with the hymn ‘Your
hand, O God, has guided your flock from age to age’.
Next came our celebration dinner. It was great to see everybody enjoying
themselves and chatting to their neighbours. THANK YOU (4th) to all those
who came and supported the occasion. Also THANK YOU (5th) to all those
who organised lunch - you were truly marvellous.
By the time everyone had picked up the debris, there was an hour to spare at
home before it was ‘turn around’ and get supper ready for after the concert.
The feet were beginning to feel the strain by then but we did have
reinforcements when Daphne, Hilary and Wendy turned up trumps. THANK
YOU (6th). It would be good to have a second team to take over in the
evening - perhaps next year some of you might like to volunteer?
The 6 o’clock Songs of Praise was well attended and led again by Sue who’d
researched various hymns that might be chosen and where they ranked in
the popularity stakes. Maria and Stuart did manful (am I allowed to use that
word?) work at the organ and piano - THANK YOU (7th) both - and the
congregation didn’t do a bad job either!! THANK YOU (8th).
This was followed at 7.30pm with a concert by Nankersey Male Choir and Roger Nicholls and Stuart. If you weren’t
there you missed a treat. It was the nicest concert I’ve been to for some while - relaxed and definitely entertaining. The
Choir’s repertoire was engaging, the accompanist, Michael Uren, knew what he was about and the Musical Director,
Elaine Tangye (who also conducts the Trelawney Choir) had things well in hand and had already worked with many
of the men from other choirs who all joined together for the final rousing Morte Christe. THANK YOU (9th) all.
What can I say about Roger and Stuart? They brought flair, talent and total enjoyment to the proceedings - plus having
us in stitches. Roger even included a monologue by Delabole’s talented comedian, the late Boxer Rowe, who travelled
far and wide with The Optimists Concert Party. There were shouts of ‘More!’ when they finished and we were treated
to an encore which Stuart had never played before but he improvised along and Roger had us all joining in with gusto.
Really, really THANK YOU(10th) both.
Then we have Eva Paynter, who chaired the concert and what an excellent job she did - putting everyone at ease and
delivering memorable stories including the one about … no I’d better not tell you, in case she wants to use it again. It
also turned out that she’d visited many parts of the globe with Elaine whilst they were travelling with the Cornwall Choir.
THANK YOU (11th) Eva.
The concert was very well attended - which you’re never sure about nowadays - but people came from far and wide.
including some members of the Stowford Meadow Singers. So, THANK YOU (12th) to all who made the effort to be
there. I’m confident that you enjoyed it.
Tricia gave the vote of thanks - THANK YOU (13th) - and we all applauded loudly in response.
Photo courtesy of Adrian Jasper
Some of the helpers
After the supper was served, Diana (our Treasurer, who was very pleased with the financial outcome and says THANK
YOU (14th) to everyone for their generosity - but we do need to order more heating oil), Eva and a few old friends,
congregated around the table and were able to reminisce about their childhood at Dizzard. It really was a happy
occasion!
We arrived home at 11pm (ish). It had been a long couple of days - but as Granny used to say, ‘It’s better to wear out
than rust out!’
Helen Hicks

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Tintagel Orpheus Male Voice Choir
The choir held its first concert of the year, together with The Minstrel Choir, to an enthusiastic audience in St Genny’s
Church on Saturday, 4 th March.
The following day, to celebrate St Piran’s Day, some members of the choir performed at the Tintagel Arms Hotel. An
afternoon of hearty, sing-a-long Corrnish songs was enjoyed by customers and choir members.
Saturday, April 29 th from 12.25pm onwards, sees us competing at The Hall For Cornwall in Truro in the International
Male Voice Choir Festival. We are placed in the category for choirs with fewer than 40 members.
As part of this festival, Tintagel is ‘hosting’ a concert on Sunday, 30 th April, starting at 7.30pm in Bude Central Methodist
Church. Three other choirs will take part with us, Wadebridge Male Voice Choir, Hampshire Police Male Voice Choir
and Melbourne (Australia) Welsh Male Voice Choir. 139 choristers promise a ‘night to remember’. There are still some
tickets available.
Looking ahead, on Sunday, 7 th May at 7.30pm we are at St Kew Church for their Flower Festival.
This year, instead of our ever popular Cabaret evening, we are putting on a ‘Variety Concert’ at Otterham Village Hall.
Loosely themed around the ‘swinging 60s’, entertainment will be provided by choir members with solo performances,
duets, groups and the full choir. Refreshments will be a pasty supper followed by various gateaux. Please bring your
own wine and glasses.
Booking essential as numbers are limited. Tickets at £10 can be ordered through our Hon. Secretary, John Sadler on
01840 212583.
Any other enquiries to the Chairman, Bob Metters on 01840 212736.
At the time of submitting this article, the choir is due to compete in the Wadebridge Music Festival on Friday, 10 th March
from 7.45pm onwards.
STOP PRESS. Tintagel choir performed well at the Wadebridge Music Festival and carried off the cup,
beating Wadebridge in the Male Voice Choir section.
Roscarrock Revival.
We will again be presenting two performances of their ‘Tenebrae’ concerts, which tells the story of Easter in music and
narration.
On Palm Sunday, 9 th April, at The Bodmin Christian Centre at 7pm and on
Good Friday, 14 th April in St Teath Church, again at 7pm.
‘Tenebrae’ was very moving and well received last year. This year we have introduced some small changes to the
music which we are sure will further enhance the listening experience. Looking forward to seeing you there.
Reopening 1st April
New stock for the season
Animal clothing and accessories, Regatta
Clothing
Dude Shoes, Shark T Shirts
All beach goods, buckets, spades, Frisbees,

MARQUEE FOR HIRE
Private Garden Party or Club Function?
Camelford Rotary Club Hire Out &
Erect their Marquee
All in Aid of Local Charities
Contact via Facebook or 01840 212497
Camelford Methodist Church
CONCERT
by
Burraton Male Voice Choir
Saturday April 1st 7.30pm
Chairman - Peter Parsons
Admission £6.00
Donations for Light Refreshments
Daffodils
No, it’s alright, I’m not going to
burst forth into poetry - but
aren’t the daffodils growing in
the village verges fabulous?
It’s slipped my memory exactly
how they got there, who was
responsible for the hard work
and how it was funded - but if
you know the low down…
why not drop a line to ‘The Slate’?
Then we can know who to thank.
SLATE DONATIONS
Many thanks to the generous folk who have left
some money in the box at the Post Office. Any
contribution towards the production costs of The
Delabole Slate is very gratefully received and
your support is much appreciated.
Thank you.
Competition Winner
Last month’s Children’s Page Competition Winner was
Danielle Salmon, who will receive an Easter Egg.

‘We need your pictures’
Email your snaps of last year’s
Carnival to:
info@delabolecarnival.org.uk
for our Carnivals new website...…
watch this space for when it goes live!
VOLUNTEERS TO HELP DURING CARNIVAL WEEK
AND NEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS ARE
URGENTLY NEEDED.
DON’T FORGET WE CAN’T DO IT WITHOUT YOU!!
CONTACT: 07798587608 OR EMAIL:
INFO@DELABOLECARNIVAL.ORG.UK
Memories of Delabole - Part One
Our next instalment of memories of Delabole comes from the late Mr. Jack Stephens.
A few weeks ago, I received a parcel from David and Edwina (they’re settling into their new home) who’d been
unpacking some boxes and found Mr. Stephens’ collection of reminiscences and thought ‘The Slate’ would find them
interesting.
Many of you may remember Mr. Stephens as a teacher here at Delabole and a former Head of Camelford Primary
School but his youth was spent growing up in the village. In fact, my mum and dad, Hazel (Hill) and Cyril Hicks, were
in the same class at Delabole Primary as Jack Stephens and his future wife, Nancy Popplestone, the daughter of the
then Head of the school.
I haven’t been able to ask permission to use these extracts from his recollections, which we hope to include in the next
few issues, but if you’re a relative of the Stephens’ family I hope that you’re happy to share these memories that bring
the village’s past to life. Helen
My father was William Alan Stephens, the son of John Stephens, a butcher who owned his own business in the village
of Delabole. My mother, who came from Torpoint, was called Kathleen, the daughter of John Bull, a naval officer.
They met when mother moved to Delabole as a teacher in charge of the Girl’s Department at Delabole County School.
My father had served in the Artillery throughout the First World War and he was an accomplished horseman, having
dealt largely with horses which were used to pull the heavy guns. As a result of the constant firing he became profoundly
deaf later in life.
They married in December 1919.
I was born in 1921 at Claremont, High Street, Delabole. I don’t think we lived there for long as the only memories of my
very young days was of life in a cottage. This would have been 3 Tor View Terrace, High Street, which was the largest
of a row of four cottages owned by my Grandfather and situated at the rear of his house, Tor View.
In the first cottage lived Mr. and Mrs. D. Haynes and their son, Kenneth, who became my best friend. Mr. Haynes was
the village cobbler and his shop was a tin hut on the opposite side of the road on a bank just outside the Fair Field. In
the second cottage lived Mr. Spry, who was a quarry worker, with his wife and daughter, Gladys.
Gladys’ claim to fame was that she never travelled outside the village until when in her fifties, she had to visit Plymouth
for treatment to her eyes. On returning, her comment was that Plymouth was a terrible place and that she wouldn’t go
there again – and she didn’t.

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Free Lessons at Camelford Martial Arts Clubs
If you have ever thought about giving Martial Arts a go but
never had the chance, Camelford Karate, Judo and Aikido
Clubs are offering a first lesson free for any Child or Adult
wanting to give a Martial Art a try. You don’t need to have
done any training before and all ability levels are
welcome. The Clubs are all run ‘not for profit’ which
means the training fees are used just to cover the cost of
the training hall and any remaining funds are used for the
benefit of the club.
All are taught by Shihan (Master) Roger Tarrant 6th Dan
black belt in both Shotokan Karate & Aikido, and a 3rd
Dan black belt in Judo supported by numerous Black Belt
instructors. Roger has also taught the Police and
American Armed Forces, as well as numerous selfdefence
courses. Shihan Roger established the clubs
twenty years ago when there were very few Martial Arts
clubs in the area and is the highest qualified Multi
Disciplined Instructor in Cornwall for Martial Arts which
teach the traditional pure form of each discipline.
Camelford Shotokan Karate club is held at Sir James
Smith’s School on a Tuesday at 6pm for Juniors and 7pm
for Adults.
The Aikido club and Judo club are held at Camelford
Leisur Centre on a Monday and Wednesday respectively,
both beginning at 7pm.
The evenings are a fun way to get fit and build confidence
whilst learning effective self-defence. The Club is looking
to build on current numbers and are looking forward to
some new beginners, so why not give it a go! Just turn up
on the evening of your choice and join in for a free ‘taster
session’.
Alternatively:
Email: societyofindependentmartialarts@outlook.com
Or text/phone 07443 221772
The clubs look forward to seeing you there.
HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY
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St ENDELLION EASTER FESTIVAL
8 – 16 April
At St Endellion church
9 concerts, including lunchtime prom and latenight
concerts, over 9 days
Come and join us for a programme which is perfectly
poised for the narrative of Holy Week, as it passes from
Palm Sunday, through Maundy Thursday and Good
Friday to the celebration of Easter Day. The
programme begins with another Come and Sing, led
again by Oliver Tarney, featuring Parry’s ‘I was Glad’
and Handel’s Coronation Anthems. There are two
wonderful chamber concerts at the start of the festival
week, and two late night treats. The St John Passion
will be performed on Good Friday and Easter Saturday
as this year’s central work, and our other two main
concerts will include Poulenc’s Lenten Motets,
Tchaikovsky’s String Serenade, Vivaldi’s Stabat
Mater and, on Easter Day, MacMillan’s Christus
Vincit, Haydn’s Cello Concerto in C and Brahms 1 st
Symphony. We have a strong line-up for our Thoughts
for the Day including Annie Vernon (Maid in Cornwall)
and Janet Townsend MBE and the St Kew lunchtime
prom will feature Peter Parker, author of a new book on
AE Housman in conversation with Patrick Gale.
For full programme visit
www.endellionfestivals.org.uk.
To book tickets, call the box office on 07771 796643
Une visite à Paris en métro
(Paris by métro)
An illustrated talk (with a few surprises!) by Vincent
Raymond-Barker with French wine and cheese
At The Old Bank, Camelford
Wednesday 5 April 2017 7pm
Entry £5 (£3 without cheese and wine; £2 children
To reserve a place, please e mail
theoldbankcamelford@gmail.com.
Vincent Raymond-Barker takes us on an armchair tour
of Paris by métro, exploring famous places and
monuments. Each audience member will have their own
Paris street map to follow the route. A great way for
those who know it to revisit this beautiful city, and for
others to discover it for the first time. The talk is given in
English but there will be an opportunity to practise your
French if you want to.
Proceeds from this event will go to The Old Bank and
FLOWERS FROM BRUALLEN
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AWARD WINNING FLORIST
THE
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First Class Food - Vegetarian Dishes Available
Treligga Downs, Delabole
67 High Street, Delabole,
North Cornwall PL33 9AH
01840 212555
WISHING ALL OUR
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A VERY HAPPY EASTER
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www.bruallen.co.uk
Events in April
Wednesday 26th
FOOTBALL CLUB BINGO
Family run florist with that personal
touch
Contact us also for flower
Function Room Available
Phone: (01840) 212565

WANTED TO RENT
Large 2 or 3 bed property with garage or similar sized
out building.
We have a busy gardening / cleaning business. We
have no pets. Our current property has been sold.
Please ring: 01840 212757
Lisa: 07929026435
Adam: 07855709686 We need a new
Senior Housekeeper
for our Tipi Campsite
FOR SALE
1 wicker conservatory chair, with cushions. Good
condition. £50.00 Call - 01840 214495
We’re looking for a practical, organized
individual happy to undertake physical work in a
sometimes challenging rural environment.
THANK YOU
The newly formed committee for the Delabole Skate and
Park Project would like to thank everyone in the local
community for their support with regard to the recent
survey we carried out. The Parish Council have now
agreed in principle that we can start the task of fund
raising for the project.
We would also like to say please keep a look out for any
upcoming fund raising event that will be happening in the
very near future.
Many thanks Clemmie Lassells, Jo Harris,
Mel Vercoe, Zoe Burnard, Claire Sleep &
Ashley Harris.
Someone prepared to work off Grid to high
standards, including changeover cleaning &
stock control.
Its part time flexible work (self-employed) £9 p/h.
We’d also like an Assistant Housekeeper: £8 p/h
Own transport & references essential. St Kew
area.
t: 01208 880781
e: info@cornishtipiholidays.co.uk
ATTENTION ANY FISHERMEN /
WOMEN
A Middy Match Black net -18” Match Carp Net - these
appear un-used.
Another net + a Keep Net (Keenets Safe Net) – Well
used. All in a bag.
Given to the Church for use as an illustration – now no
longer wanted.
Price – just a donation to the Delabole Methodist
Church.
Contact – 01840 214818 - 38, Penmead Road,
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FRUIT AND VEG.LOCAL CHEESES.ETC. GIFTS AND CRAFTS.
SHOP AND RESTAURANT OPEN DAILY FROM 9am
Tel: 01208 880164
Don’t forget we serve Breakfast 9am - 11am,
Lunch from 12 noon - 3pm
Coffee, tea, homemade cakes, cream teas,
ice-cream etc served all day.
Pop in and you will be sure of a warm
welcome...open every day!
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A choice of meats including home-produced beef
followed by a selection of home-made desserts.
Booking essential!
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St. John the
Evangelist
April Dates
Priest in Charge of Camel-Allen Cluster
The Rev. Angela Cooper 01840 212468
Readers: Sue & Claire 212713
Services across the Cluster
Sun 2nd 9am Holy
Communion
Sun 9th 11am Lanteglos
Sat 8th 10am-12noon Triple S at
St John’s
Mon 10th 7pm Taize style
worship
at St John’s
Tues 11th 7pm Celtic style
worship
at Advent
Wed 12th 7pm Stations of the
Cross
at St Teath
Thurs 13th 7pm The Last
Supper
at Camelford
Fri 14th 2.pm Hour at the
Cross
at Advent
7pm
Tenebrae
at St Teath
Sun 16th 6am Sunrise Service
& Breakfast
at St. John’s
11.00am
Holy
Communion
23rd 9am Holy
Communion
30th 9am Holy
Communion
Did you know…
… that the Community Rooms in St.
John’s Church can be rented for use for
private parties and events?
• Reasonable rates
• Small kitchen area
• Toilets
• Heating
• Tables & chairs or areas can be clear
• Main Church building and smaller
carpeted room, which can be
separated off
For details & to book
contact Tricia on 212520
Methodist Church
April Dates
Sun 2nd 9.30am Family Breakfast
11am
Morning Worship
led by Mr Elson
Wed 5th 2.30pm Women’s
Fellowship with
Rev. Angela
Cooper
Sun 9th 11am Palm Sunday
Worship led by Mrs.
Sue Ede
Tues 11th 11am-noon FoodBank
Noon-
1.15pm
Community Lunch
of roast turkey,
homemade dessert,
tea/coffee
Wed 12th 2.30pm Nimble Fingers
Fri 14th 10.30am Coffee & Hot Cross
Buns
11.00am
Worship
Sun 16th 11am Easter Morning
Worship led by Mr
Parkman - with
Communion
Wed 19th 2.30pm Nimble Fingers
Sat 22nd
Carnival Big
Breakfast
Sun 23rd 11am Morning Worship
led by Rev Doreen
Tues 25th 10.30-noon FoodBank
Coffee & Chat
Wed 26th 2.30pm Women’s
Fellowship
Sun 30th 11am Worship led by Mr.
Poorta
7pm
Delabole Community
Choir Concert

What’s ON …
Village Show
Did you enjoy last year's Village Show and all the
wonderful crafts and produce on display?
Would you like to be a part of the Village Show this year
and going forward into the future?
Then come along to our AGM and find out how you can
help (we're a friendly bunch so don't be shy)
Village Show AGM
Methodist Chapel Schoolroom
Monday 10th April - 7pm
All Welcome
Endelienta
Fostering the Arts and Spirituality
in North Cornwall
Endelienta Events in April
Dutch Serenade: A choral journey
by Kamerkoor Collgium Utrecht
Friday 28th April 7.30 pm
This mixed chamber choir from the Netherlands, on a
mini-tour of the South West, take us on a journey from
sacred to secular and romantic to minimalist, including
contemporary pieces commissioned for the choir. The
concert promises a taste of choral clarity in music
connecting different times and places.
Tickets £10. Free for accompanied under-16s
Book online at www.endelienta.org.uk
By telephone 07787 944395
By e mail tickets@endelienta.org.uk
or
in person from Wadebridge Bookshop
Exhibition - David Marl: Pilgrims
22 April - 7 May, weekends & Monday
1st May 11-30 4.30
DELABOLE COMMUNITY CHOIR
Musical Director:
Glynnis Robertson
with
local young musicians
present
A Spring Sing
at
Delabole Methodist Church
Sunday April 30th at 7.00pm
Admission £5.00
Including
refreshments,
(children free).
An Exhibition of exquisite small acrylic paintings,
exploring the magical reality between dream and belief.
The travellers in his colourful landscapes seem curious
and fearless to make each new step towards discovering
the meaning of existence in this world.
Entry free In the St Endellion Hall
Exhibition - David Marl: Pilgrims

DIARY DATES
YOUR GUIDE TO TO LOCAL EVENTS AND
MEETINGS IN AND AROUND DELABOLE
Monday, April 10th.
Camelford Old Cornwall Society, Clease Hall, Camelford.
“ Stannon Clay Works” 7.30pm.
Monday 10th April - 7pm
Village Show AGM Methodist Chapel Schoolroom
All Welcome
Wednesday 12th April - 7pm
60’s and 70’s Music Night at St John’s Church Rooms.
Tickets £7.50 to include a pasty supper.
Contact Tricia Hicks 01840 212520
Sunday April 30th - 7pm
Delabole Community Choir - A Spring Sing
Delabole Methodist Church. Admission £5.00 to include
refreshments.
DEADLINE FOR MAY ISSUE
10th APRIL
DON’T BE LATE!
Flagman’s Notes.
There is just one date in April
when the Union Flag should be
flown:
Friday, 21st April. Birthday of Queen Elizabeth.
Sunday, 23rd April. St George’s Day. The Cross of St
George will be flown.
This month’s Bible verse
APRIL 2017
Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth
and the life: no man cometh unto the Father
but by me. John 14:6
REGULAR MEETINGS / EVENTS
Every Monday (Excluding school holidays):
Delabole Art & Craft Group meet at Chapel School
Room. 1.45 - 4.00pm. £2.00
Every Tuesday: Kernow Credit Union 1.00- 2.15pm
Venue changed to St John’s Church from 3rd October.
Tel : 212520
Every Tuesday/Thursday
Moor Harmony Ladies Barber Shop Chorus
Thursdays at Wadebridge Ambulance Hall from 7.15 -
10.00pm All Welcome Contact Mel 01840 212312
Every Wednesday Fitness League ladies exercise
group for all ages, 9.30am at Camelford Hall.
For more information call Katie Holmes 01208 815725
Every Thursday
Delabole Community Choir meets in the Delabole
Methodist Church from 1.30-3.00pm. For more
information please contact Glynnis on 07968080023
4th Thursday of each month except December.
Cornwall Council Out & About Service at Delabole
Childrens’ Centre on the playing field.
Delabole Quilters will be meeting at Delabole Methodist
Church on Fridays at 2pm. £2 per session.
3rd and 17th February. 3rd and 17th March
No experience necessary! Contact Sue 01840 212713
Monthly V.I.P. Club 3rd Wednesday from 2.00-4.00pm
Contact Tricia on 01840 212520 for details and to arrange
transport.
SPACES AVAILABLE
Delabole Mini Minors Pre-School Playgroup
New Revised times from JANUARY 2017
Monday - Friday 9.00am - 12 noon
Lunch Club Tuesday & Thursday 12 - 1pm £3.50
£7.50 per morning session / Funding for 3 & 4 year olds,
plus some 2 year olds. Conditions apply.
NEW Parent & Toddler Group
Come out to play and chat. Every Tuesday 10-11.30am
£1.50 with tea or coffee and a child’s snack
Contact Sam Cowling 07850249152 or just come along.
Ring Linda Hammond on 01208 880665 or
Mob. 07484 243742 for more info.
Neither is there salvation in any other: for
there is none other name under heaven given
among men, whereby we must be saved.
Acts 4:12 (King James Bible)