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WELL DONE SARAH! 26 MILES
IN 4 HOURS 24 MINUTES!
Sarah Cox ran the marathon to help raise funds for a defibrilla-tor for this parish— to date the sum raised towards the £3,000+
cost is LESS than £500! Come on folks PLEASE PLACE A DONATION IN AN ENVELOPE & PASS TO Graham (postman &
Sarah’s father-in-law) WHO WILL gratefully receive any MONIES up to beginning of July. See page 2
MOUNT &MOUNT & WARLEGGAN LIFEWARLEGGAN LIFE
MAY / JUNE Number 94
2016 Non-Parishioners 30P
Mount Defibrillator On Sunday 24 April, Sarah Cox successfully completed the London Marathon. She wrote to us: Hi all. Just wanted to update you and the village. I completed yesterday’s marathon in 4 hours and 24 minutes. Carrying the Cornish flag the whole way! I was pleased with this run as I had been poorly with a cough and only managed a handful of runs to train. It was my 8th marathon and my 4th London Marathon. Was a fantastic run and am
feeling good today! I also have two fundraising events coming up in Bodmin in Syds Bar (once called the Garrison Club) a quiz night and a bingo night. (keep an eye on the notice boards for details)
You can contribute to our defibrillator online through warleggan.net/heart, or by going to events organised by Warleggan Young Farmers, who are also raising funds for this cause.
OPERATON LANE CLEANING
Thanks to the few parishion-ers who volunteered and turned up equipped with brooms, spades and muscle to clean and tidy the lane to the church—well done, much appreciated.
TRAPPED IN A CHURCH ON A FRIDAY EVENING
It takes strength of mind to go to an organ recital in a church. It’s much easier to stay at home, isn’t it – just settle into a comfy armchair and watch TV, and any time you’re bored, you just push the button and switch channels, or pop into the kitchen to make a cup of coffee. No such joy for me on Friday 22 April. There I was, seven o’clock in the evening, trapped in a pew, preparing myself for two hours of organ mu-sic. I was near the door, but escape would be difficult. I felt for the 60 or so other people seated even further from the exit. But it wasn’t a bad evening at all. OK, it started with the Dam Busters march, a jolly enough tune, but it did sound a bit like a fairground or-gan; more of this and I wouldn’t make it to the interval. But then it got better. And better still. A wonderful selection of music, from Bach to Handel, Schumann to Fats Waller, and more than once I found myself drifting off, forgetting where I was, as Jonathan Delbridge brought out the best that our small church organ had to offer. What a range of sound we had, as our visiting organist took full advantage of the two keyboards, the foot pedals, and the variety of stops. On top of that, his introductions to the pieces weren’t dull biographies of long-dead com-posers but inspiring and often humorous facts that really did help us to enjoy the music more. So thank you for a great evening Jonathan, and thanks to those at the church who made it all possible. Chris.
What’s On with Cornwall Hospice Care… We have a few events local to you that might be of interest, all in sup-port of Cornwall Hospice Care – Mount Edgcumbe Hospice in St Austell and St Julia’s Hospice in Hayle. Further information is available at www.cornwallhospicecare.co.uk or call 01726 66868 (opt 3) [email protected] OPEN GARDENS Visit beautiful gardens, kindly opened to the public by their owners many with refreshments. Sun 15th May – Ken Caro, Bicton, Nr Liskeard Sun 8th May – Tregrehan, Par Sun 29th May - May Tree Garden, St Austell Sun 19th June – Lower Amble Gardens Group Opening, Wadebridge Sun 19th June – Trebartha, North Hill, Launceston Sun 19 June – Glenmore, St Austell Thurs 21st July – Restormel Manor, Lostwithiel Sat 23rd July – Hidden Valley Gardens, Par Sun 21st August – Arundel Garden, Crantock, Newquay REFLECTIONS – TREBAH GARDENS FRIDAY 3RD JUNE, 4PM A reflective afternoon remembering loved ones. A hand crafted raft dec-orated with flowers and personal messages will be rowed away with gentle background music and some words of poetry. Free entry to the gardens from 4pm, raft will float at 5pm. TREWITHEN FAMILY FUN DAY – SUNDAY 24TH JULY, 11AM-5PM A family fun day including a display of classic cars, a fun dog show and a treasure hunt. Enjoy the beauty of the gardens and listen to a selec-tion of live music. Food and drink on sale and lots of entertainment for the children (bouncy castles, magic shows etc). Entry is £3 for adults, children are free. Stall and classic car spaces still available. THE GREAT CORNISH CAKE BAKE – FRIDAY 6TH MAY Hold a cake sale in your home/office/school/village hall on 6th May, it’s National No Diet Day so there’s no excuse for not eating cake! We can help with posters, invites, balloons and serviettes. If you need any further information then please get in touch:
For anyone who is a bit fed up with battling through the traffic in Bodmin to get to the shops, the answer is on your doorstep. Village Greens has free, convenient parking. You can stay as long as you like, indeed, we would encourage you to do so. We have a wide range of local produce, and lots of store cupboard es-sentials. We will help you pack your bags (no 5p bag charge,) and carry y o u r s h o p p i n g t o t h e c a r i f n e e d e d . We will NEVER have a self service till, and the chances are we will help you remember what might have been on your shopping list. You can treat yourself to a hot drink, cake, sandwich or full breakfast in the cafe. Food is cooked to order using local ingredients. Browse the book stall, pick up some cards, chat with friends. It's a sim-p le , re l axed way to s tock up and ca t ch up. We have now been open for over seven years and would like to offer up a big thank you to all our suppliers, helpers and customers, and extend a warm welcome to anyone who has yet to join us.
EVERY FRIDAY 9.00 am ‘til 2pm, Jubilee Hall Mount
Please note, we will be closed for Royal Cornwall Show on Friday 10 June
HISTORY GROUP
Upcoming dates for your diary :-
25th May Guided tour of Liskeard meet 6.30pm PROMPT at St Martin’s Church 22nd June Guided tour of Wesley Cottage & Altarnun by invitation of Altarnun Local History Society
27th July Recording and plotting the graves in the Old Churchyard at St Bartholomew’s
28th Sept Chris Riddle Royal Cornwall Show
28th Oct Sir Goldsworthy Gurney - a great Cornish inventor
23rd Nov The building stone, rocks & minerals of southern Bodmin Moor—Martin Eddy, geologist
EU – IN OR OUT ?
Join the debate !
Wednesday May 18th 7.30 pm
Jubilee Hall, Mount
Speakers : Phil Hutty ( IN)
& David Lucas (OUT)
Facts, opinions, prejudices and myths
All will be aired and discussed
There will be forms available at
Village Greens for you to lodge your questions in advance.
Also questions from the floor on the night
NOT TO BE MISSED
this is arguably the biggest
question of our age
Admission 50p
CHURCH NEWS The Annual Parish Church Meeting was held at Chykest on Sunday, April 10th, and was chaired by Philip, who has now been with us for over six months. The only change is that Liz Lane, who is our Worship Leader, is now also Deputy Churchwarden. Our thanks go to all those who give help and support throughout the year, cleaning the church, providing flowers, tidying the churchyard, cutting the grass and coping with the unforeseen emergencies that tend to afflict a centuries old building. Our over-riding problem remains the state of the tower. We are still awaiting the result of our application for a grant. If unsuccessful then we shall begin piecemeal repairs, step by step as funds allow. The funeral of Mrs Dorothy May, widow of the late Denzil, took place on Thursday April 21st followed by interment in the churchyard. Our deep-est sympathy goes to all her family and friends. On Monday April 25th the ashes of the late Jean Worden were placed in the old churchyard. Jean was born in Warleggan; throughout her life she maintained close links with both parish and church and we shall miss her. Thank you to all who supported the recital by Jonathan Delbridge; it was a most enjoyable occasion and Jonathan later said he would be delighted to return! The event raised £170 for the Building Fund.
ON THE AFTERNOON OF SUNDAY JUNE 12TH 2.OO—4.30 PM
MEMBERS OF THE PARISH ARE INVITED TO THE
JUBILEE HALL FOR
TEA & LIGHT REFRESHMENT JOINING THE NATIONWIDE
CELEBRATION OF THE QUEEN’S
90TH BIRTHDAY FOLLOWED BY A
6.00PM SERVICE OF PRAISE AT ST BARTHOLOMEW’S
ALL SERVICES ARE LED BY : THE REVD. PHILIP BIGGS OR AN AUTHORISED WORSHIP LEADER
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St Neot and Cardinham
Pre-School • Independent committee run pre-school
• Rated ‘good’ by Ofsted
• Full and half day sessions available
Fully funded 15 hrs/week offered to 2 (subject to personal
circumstance) 3 & 4 year olds
• Spaces available in both St Neot and Cardinham
• Recently awarded level 5 nippers nutrition
Tel: St Neot 01579 326 862 OR Cardinham 07464 779 697
Regan at [email protected]
N0315/3701
NEXT PARISH LUNCH WEDNESDAY 25th MAY
Bookings being taken now 01208 821 494. Price remains the same at £4 / head. The cooks and helpers will be taking their Summer break until the next lunch which will be (subject to any alterations)
WEDNESDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER
DON’T DELAY BOOK TODAY!
MOUNT CHAPEL
We enjoyed an excellent concert on Good Friday with the Millpool Cho-rale and a well attended service on Easter Day with Tamsyn Gate and her family from Looe. She organised an Easter Egg hunt for the children and the windows as always were beautifully decorated depicting the Easter story. Saturday 21st May sees our Annual Plant Sale 10am—1pm at the Jubilee Hall with the usual extras of pasties / tea / coffee / cake stall / bric-a-brac / raffle. All welcome.
Ground Maintenance Services
Hedging & Fencing ◊ Stone Walling ◊ Hedge Laying
Decking & Patios ◊ Ground Clearance
Greg 07887 877103/01208 821687 Dave 07779 096331 / 01208 821318
Matthew Keast Plumbing and Heating
All aspects of plumbing and heating undertaken
Gas, Oil, LPG Central Heating, Bathrooms,
Servicing, Certification New Builds, Renovations
Tel: 01208 821364 Mob: 07957 727183
BIG DO & VEGETABLE / FLOWER / HANDICRAFT SHOW SATURDAY 25TH JULY
For all the budding photographers out there the classes are : Abstract
Holiday landscape
Wild Cornish flora
Free choice taken on a Smartphone / Tablet
JOHN DORAN FUNERAL SERVICE
Established 1985
John has over 29 years of experience as an Independent funeral director
offering you personal attention day and night John Doran Funeral Service will work with you to ensure the
funeral of your loved one is tailored to your wishes offering you advice and support in a professional yet friendly
and caring manner ( John anytime on: 01208 821186 or 07778 371169.
Bridge Meadow, Pantersbridge, Mount, Bodmin, PL30 4DP) Golden Leaves prepaid funeral plans are available
call John to discuss.
GARMENT ALTERATIONS FOR
ANY OCCASION
Wedding Dresses a speciality Kathryn Jewels
01726 824361 or 07583 190 173 I can arrange for fitting, etc. at your home
at a mutually convenient time
Warleggan Young Farmers’ Club
Weekly Meeting 7.30pm
TUESDAY Pilates Mixed Ability Class 12-1.00pm
Table Tennis 7.00pm
History Group 7.30pm 4th Wednesday (unless otherwise stated)
FRIDAY – WEEKLY Village Greens Friday Shop 9.00am –
2pm
SPECIAL EVENTS
WEDNESDAY 25th MAY History Group – Guided tour of Liskeard 6.30pm see page 5 for information
12.30pm £4 / Head
BOOKING ESSENTIAL 821494
ALL ARTICLES FOR MAWL BY THE LAST WEEK OF THE MONTH PRIOR TO ISSUE
WARLEGGAN JUBILEE HALL DIARY OF REGULAR EVENTS
SUNDAY Table Tennis 10.30am
MONDAY Warleggan Young Farmers’ Club
Weekly Meeting 7.30pm
TUESDAY Pilates Mixed Ability Class 12-1.00pm
Table Tennis 7.00pm
WEDNESDAY History Group 7.30pm 4th Wednesday (unless otherwise stated)
FRIDAY – WEEKLY Village Greens Friday Shop 9.00am –
2pm
SPECIAL EVENTS
WEDNESDAY 25th MAY History Group – Guided tour of Liskeard 6.30pm see page 5 for information
PARISH LUNCH
WEDNESDAY 25th MAY
12.30pm £4 / Head
BOOKING ESSENTIAL 821494
USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS
PARISH MEETING CHAIR ST NEOT / CARDINHAM PRE-SCHOOL
Pat Phillipps 821638 Regan Whiteley 01208 592 023 READING ROOM CHAIR TEDS & TOTS (Baby Group)
Rob Jory 01208 77569 Regan Whiteley 01208 592 023
JUBILEE HALL CHAPEL STEWARDS
CHAIR Gill Keast 821 494
TREASURER Jasmina Goodair 821223
BOOKINGS Henry Jory 821127 OR www.warleggan.net
Shirley Jory 821360
Pauline Worth 821371
CHURCH WARDENS WARLEGGAN YFC
Pat Phillipps 821 638
Gill Keast 821 494
SECRETARY Polly Chapman
07876 040 501 [email protected]
DEVON & CORNWALL CONSTABULARLY
Non Emergency No 101
CORNWALL COUNCILLOR
[email protected] Robert is our PCSO
Derris Watson 01579 347632
MOUNT & WARLEGGAN LIFE Gill Keast 01208 821494 OR [email protected]
ALL ARTICLES FOR MAWL BY THE LAST WEEK OF THE MONTH PRIOR TO ISSUE
ASDA SHOPPER BUS DEPARTS Thursday Mount crossroads 10.50am. DEPARTS ASDA 12.30pm
