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Callington Town Council NewsletterJuly 2013
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JOIN IN
THE FUN!
Callington News www.callington-tc.gov.uk July 2013
© Callington News is published and distributed by Callington Town Council Produced by Bluemoon Print & Promotions. www.bmpp.co.uk
The copy deadline
for the August
issue is Tuesday 9
July 2013
Editorial copy can be sent to
the editor by emailing
[email protected] Copy can also be sent to the
Town Hall at the addresses
below.
Advertising space needs booking in
advance. Please post or hand in copy to the Jo Taylor, Callington
Town Hall, New Road,
Callington PL17 7BD. Phone 384039 or
The Town Clerk's Office and One Stop Shop are open 9am-
2pm Mon-Fri. At other times an answer
phone is available.
Post can be put in the letter box in front of the office or through
Something for all tastes and all ages..... That’s what is on offer during the 2013 Callington Festival. Over the years
it has grown and, with your support it, will continue to do so: more support means bigger audiences; bigger
audiences mean more income; more income means charities derive more benefit; and also advertising and
sponsorship increase; which means we have more funding; which means we can get bigger acts; which means YOU
have a better Festival and Callington has a greater footfall and the town becomes more vibrant. It’s a win-win
situation, so please get along to as many events as you can.
The Festival kicks off with an exciting event at the Community College: open to all the community from 3.30pm,
“Playing the Field” is a fun, interactive event for all the family. Four artists have been specially commissioned to
create inventive new works with a collection of sound and music installations. Immerse yourself in a Sound Field;
walk through a garden of pinwheels; follow a trail of Aeolian harps; trigger hidden sounds; create your own junk
instrument; perform in a junk orchestra; record your own track! Great for all the family!
After the end-of-year concert featuring talented students from the Community College we open the Festival
officially with the amazing Callington Carnival (see more on page 2) which is followed by the first concert of the
week when we welcome “Spectra Musica” from Somerset, a chamber choir based in Wincanton, which performs
throughout the South West of England and whose repertoire spans six centuries. The concert will be in support of
the Pillaton Church restoration fund, a truly deserving local need.
On Sunday afternoon we are delighted to have John Brolly with us. John is a talented
storyteller who will present his show for children and well-behaved adults. This is a
wonderful concoction of story-telling, poetry and fun that will delight the whole family.
A Bingo evening and a Pub Quiz at the beginning of the
week take us through to our co-operative venture with the
Dante Quartet on Wednesday. A late afternoon workshop
(when gypsy jazz fiddler Tim Kliphuis leads a music
workshop for all ages, instruments and abilities) is followed
by an evening concert in St Mary’s Church with Tim and his
trio delivering ‘the most breathtaking instrumental show
you’ll hear all year’. This world-famous Trio are not to be
missed.
The last four events of the Festival feature Callington’s very
own Community Gospel Choir in concert; the GLADRAG
Summer Ball featuring Strictly Ballroom Plus; the Festival
Concert in the Methodist Church where Burraton Male Voice
Choir, Pelynt Male Voice Choir, St Dominick Handbell Ringers and a Guest Soloist will
be appearing; and the grand finale at Polhilsa Farm which will be hosting the Tamar
Valley Festival of Transport.
The Art Exhibition in Jane’s Floral Designs is linking in with the Festival Week, so do
pop in to have a look at the artwork. There are still a few other things in the pipeline (think
Montmartre in Callington!) and there may well be other events which may yet still
surface, so keep an eye out for posters with updates or keep up with the latest at
www.callingtonfestival.weebly.com. We hope to see you out and about during the
Festival!
Page 2
FAMILY FUN
AT THE
PIRATES PARTY The Bull’s Head from 5.00pm
- BBQ - Guest Ciders -
- Children’s Karaoke - Live Music -
.......and much, much more
It’s Carnival Time! And it’s not too late to be part of it!
There’s still time to build a float or get yourselves
organised as a walking entry.
For details of how to enter and an entry form
see www.callingtonfestival.weebly.com/how-to-enter.html
Street Entertainment in Fore Street from 4.00pm
starring
HARRY KAZZAM ....... and others
Buskers welcome to appear—just turn up and play!
Judging in Saltash Road Car Park from 3.45pm
Carnival leaves Saltash Road Car Park at 4.30pm
AND DON’T FORGET THE “SPECTRA MUSICA” CONCERT IN THE EVENING!
Saturday, 6 July 2013
Page 3
Mustard Seed Church
Our Sunday services are at 10.45am each week; we have a
'Seedlings' groups for pre-school children and babies with
their mums from 9.15-11.30 each Wednesday in school
term time and we have a youth group, 'Underground
Youth' on Thursday evenings from 7-8.45 in our
downstairs hall for secondary school age people.
Catholic Church Callington
To whom it may concern:
VANDALISM
Once again we have experienced some vandalism to the
property of 'Our Lady of Victories' Catholic Church in
Coronation Terrace. One asks the question: why?
Damages have been caused to the kitchen double-glazed
pattern door (glass smashed) ; also damage has been
done to one of the bollard lights in the car park (uprooted
from the ground). Once again, why?
Would the vandals show themselves? We know who you
are and also your names. Let us hope you have insurance
to cover the cost of damage you have caused. It will be a
mighty sum!
We are a small community who try to keep what is
known as 'An Oasis of Peace' in a small hamlet of
Callington where we like to keep in and around the
surrounding area looking good for the people of
Callington. The Church is open from 4pm Saturday and
Mondays. To the Vandals, we await your visit.
PROBLEMS we need to address.
1. We have recently experienced dog poo appearing on
the church lawns. Children from the Catholic
Community have been experiencing dog poo on their
shoes. Not a nice experience! POLITE NOTICE. To
whom it may concern, please refrain from walking your
dogs on the Church lawn. Also football is not allowed.
Trespassers are also not allowed.
We have had complaints from the residents in the
bungalows opposite the church lawns about the noise
which disturbs their afternoon rest. So may I remind the
culprits of the above that the Catholic Church,
Coronation Terrace and surrounding area (which
includes the car park) is private property and belongs to
the Roman Catholic Diocese of Plymouth.
Watch out, you trespassers!
We would like to thank Emma and her immediate family
who live opposite the church for total commitment in
keeping a beady eye and reporting to us any problems.
Their help is most valuable and much appreciated by the
Catholic Community.
Church Services.
Saturdays 5-30pm Rosary 6pm Vigil Mass for Sunday.
Mondays 4-30pm Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
Rosary. 5pm Holy Mass.
Monday 9th July. 4-30pm PADRE PIO PRAYER
MEETING. Adoration of the Blessed sacrament. Rosary.
Devotional prayers. 5pm Holy Mass. Followed by
discussion over supper. Padre Pio said: "Prayer Groups
become Beacons of Light in the community."
Come. Join in with us; you will not be disappointed. Our
doors are always open wide.
Valerie Williams.
Callington Methodist Church
60th Anniversary of the Queen's Coronation
Over 30 people of all ages sat down to a bring-and-
share lunch on Sunday 2nd June. A variety of
savoury and sweet food was enjoyed by
everyone. There was also a quiz which included
dates, places and people connected with royal
events.
Festival Week Concert - On Saturday l3th July at
7.30 pm there will be a concert in the Methodist
Church given by Burraton & Pelynt Male Voice
Choirs with Guest Soloist Kathryn Martin
(Plymouth) & St Dominick Handbell Ringers. The
Chairman is John Coates (formerly Radio Devon).
There will be refreshments at the close. Tickets - £5
at the door.
Proceeds will be divided equally between the RNLI
and Callington Methodist Church.
Church Matters
Callington Spiritual Church
Wednesday 3rd July Spiritual Church, Community
Centre, Coronation Close, 7.30pm. Admission: £3.
Medium T.B.A.
Wednesday 17th July Spiritual Church, Community Centre,
Coronation Close, 7.30pm. Admission: £3. Medium: Eddie
Morgan (Essex)
Wednesday 31st July Spiritual Church, Community Centre,
Coronation Close, 7.30pm. Admission: £3. Paul Latchwood
(Plymouth)
Contact Chris 01579 382114 for information.
Traders at Callington Festival Callington Traders Association wishes every success to Callington Festival and hopes everyone enjoys the different events. Visit the shops and businesses in Callington during the Festival to see what special offers are available. The Association will also have a refreshment stall in Fore Street during the Carnival procession on Saturday 6th July. See you there! Stay Calm – Shop Local.
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Your Say...
Honey Fair
The Lions of Callington are already busy
behind the scenes making preparations and plans
for Callington’s Honey Fair Day which, as always, will
take place on the first Wednesday in October.
Don’t forget to pop the date in your diary and watch this
space for further details
Community Spirit
On May 29th at the Mustard Seed Hall a meeting took
place where 40+ residents from the Broadmead/
Glebelands area of Callington met to discuss the re-
introduction of the Neighbourhood Watch Scheme.
Special thanks to Julie Dowton representing Devon and
Cornwall Community Watch Association who gave an
overview of the neighbourhood watch system. Professor
Mike Moore shared his knowledge of running a NHW.
Thank you to PCSO Mark Stribley and our Portreeve
Denise Winfindale for their support. It is important to
remember that the NHW is not just about crime
prevention but also aims to build a better community
spirit and promote good neighbourliness.
MayFest thanks...
What can I say? I was very privileged to be a Callington
resident these last few days. Having invited 52 people
from France to join us, I was grateful to all who supported
me. Firstly, thanks to the minister Tony and the church
wardens for allowing us to use St Mary’s Church. The
joint concert with the Callington Community Gospel Choir
on Thursday evening was well supported and raised just
over £215 for the Merlin Centre. Thanks to the choir for
freely providing refreshments. Thanks also to Kay and all
the staff at the Bulls Head, who provided our French choir
a banquet fit for a king at cost on Thursday evening.
The MayFest itself saw all of our French guests joining in
the merriment and filling the streets with joy, laughter,
song and dance. Thanks to all those who then helped with
the tea, coffee and wine reception at the church. Dishes
done, then dash to the Bulls Head, where the marquee,
lounge and function room overflowed with the most
wonderful sense of community. Dancing, singing, live
music, ale, wine, pork, sausages, burgers, piano, squeeze
box and French sea shanties filled the air. The atmosphere
created was simply magical and will be treasured for a
lifetime.
Our French guests left just before 8pm, but not before
commenting on how wonderful the whole experience had
been, and how much they would like to return to our
wonderful town of Callington again one day.
Thanks to all those involved in organising the MayFest,
and let us all remember to be grateful for what a wonderful
town we have.....
Steve Dawe
Musical Director
Callington Community Gospel Choir
Paws for coffee
Our PAWS FOR COFFEE Morning in aid
of HEARING DOGS FOR DEAF PEOPLE & PETS
AS THERAPY (P.A.T. DOGS) will take place on
Tuesday 9th July from 10-12 noon. Coffee or tea and
homemade cake: £2.50.
We have a demo by Hearing Dog Puppies in their early
stages of training, bumper Bring-and-Buy Stall plus a
short talk by Nick Ford of the Memory Café in
Callington. This is for local people living with memory
loss their family or carers who, with the support of
volunteers, enjoy each other’s company.
We mustn't forget The Callington & District Food Bank
& Pet Food Collection where you can bring along your
items which will be gratefully received. The morning
will take place at Wendy's at 28 Werrington Drive,
Callington.
Please come along and support these worthy
causes. All are Welcome.
As from June the Callington Bowling Club will be
holding Coffee Mornings from 10am on the 1st Saturday
in the month.
Also, by popular demand, a General Knowledge Quiz
will be held at 7.30pm on the 3rd Saturday in the month,
and includes a pasty supper (£2.50 inclusive).
Teams of 4-6 persons are invited with no need to pre-
book.
All events will be held at the Club in Liskeard Road,
and everyone will be made most welcome, including
prospective players.
Terry Bolt Fundraising Co-ordinator
Page 5
The photo shows the students from
the Community College being
presented with certificates of
appreciation for having raised £400
- £500 for the Royal British
Legion’s Poppy Appeal.
The girls decorated poppies, made
cakes and biscuits and then went out
and sold them among family and
friends for this worthwhile course.
The Royal British Legion,
Callington Branch, would like to say
a huge thank you for taking the time
and initiative to help soldiers,
seamen & airmen of our Armed
Forces to get a better life after the
Falklands, Iraq, Syria, and
Afghanistan.
The British Legion is not just for
today but for the rest of their lives.
The picture shows the Chairman David Jones presenting the certificate to the two girls who instigated the idea to
make money for the Legion.
‘Playing the Field’ family event
Tuesday 2nd July 2013
Callington Community College
Callington Community College will be hosting a fun, ‘family orientated’ community event which
includes a selection of music and sound installations by famous artists. Come and have fun walking
through an interactive world of sound and action. Also get the chance to see some great performances
from students and an exhibition of Year 7 students’ work. Feast yourself at the BBQ and enjoy local
exhibitors’ stalls.
Fun and games for all.
Kate Hartgroves (Teacher), Sarah Parkes and Bethany Richards, David
Jones, Sally Humphries (Teacher)
Aged 4-11?
Read six books over the summer holidays … …and win prizes for every pair of books you
read!
Beginning Saturday 13th July 2013, come
to CALLINGTON LIBRARY
to sign up and take part for free!
Page 6
Update on Town Council News and Business
When Councillor Denise Winfindale took over as your Portreeve and Mayor for the municipal year 2013/2014 it was her pledge
to keep the residents more informed, so herewith the latest news from your Town Council.
In May we said farewell to retiring Councillors Kate Glancy, Rick Lumley, Heather Jones and Chris Thomas. Their support and
guidance over the years has been much appreciated. We now welcome two new Councillors, Mark Smith and Dave Williams,
both traders in our town. At the time of going to print we still have two vacancies (one for Kelly Bray and one for Callington)
on the Town Council. If you are community-minded and have a few spare hours on a Tuesday evening, have you ever
considered being a Town Councillor?
We are also looking to recruit a new Town Crier to represent the town at the various civic and community events. Anyone
interested in becoming a Town Councillor or the Town Crier should write to the Town Clerk.
During May the Councillors agreed their new committee structures, which were are as follows:
At the Full Council meetings we do hold a Public Session at the beginning to take any questions, so please do come along with
any queries or concerns you might have.
Further details on the Councillors and the responsibilities of each committee will be provided in our Annual Parish Report,
which will be produced soon.
Over several months Councillors have been addressing anti-social behaviour issues but we have taken further steps recently.
Firstly, Councillors have arranged for additional CCTV coverage in order to monitor problem areas; this will collect the
necessary evidence for the Police. Secondly, staff will be trained on environmental enforcement, which means they will have
the authority to issue Fixed Penalty Notices for litter dropping and dog fouling on behalf of Cornwall Council.
Keeping up to date on training and current legislation is always on the agenda.
Only last month the Councillors and staff renewed their Fire Safety certificates. In the
picture you will see your Portreeve & Mayor, Cllr Denise Winfindale, getting stuck in.
We also welcome our newest tenants to the Pannier Market, Tamar Grow Local. More
details can be found on their website, www.tamargrowlocal.org/about-tamar-grow-
local .
Tamar Grow Local (TGL) is a ‘not-for-profit’ Community Interest Company (CIC) set
up on co-operative principles for the benefit of the community promoting sustainable
local produce in the Tamar Valley.
The Town Council will also be reviewing its website during the year in an attempt to
raise the profile of the town and to computerise many of our procedures and records,
such as on-line booking for the town hall facilities.
Councillors entertained the French exchange students for an evening in June as part of their week’s events.
Over the summer months, you will no doubt see our workmen whilst on your travels; they are particularly busy at this time of
year keeping the grass verges under control and weed spraying. This is a contract that we have agreed to continue this year for
Cornwall Council.
Helen Dowdall Town Clerk
Committee Chair & Vice Chair Meeting Dates Each Month
Planning Andrew Long and Phil Harriman 1st & 3rd Tuesday at 6.45pm
Town Hall & Premises Jamie Dowdall and Roger Denley 1st Tuesday following Planning
Outside Services Denise Winfindale and Karen Gold 2nd Tuesday at 6pm
Finance & General Purposes Jeremy Gist and Andrew Long 3rd Tuesday following Planning
Full Council Denise Winfindale and Andrew Long 4th Tuesday at 7pm
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CALLINGTON’S FRENCH EXCHANGE
GOES FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH
The forecast of a week of sunny weather heralded
the arrival on June 2nd of twenty students and
their teachers from Guipavas, Brittany for the
second leg of the French exchange to Callington
Community College. A fun-packed week had
been arranged with activities including Tai Chi
with one of Callington’s visiting Chinese teachers,
Taiko drumming with Music teacher Adam Lane
and a trip to Woodlands theme park.
One of the most popular events of the week was
the Lego Robotics Olympic games run by
Callington’s robotics specialist, Ben Watts. The
students worked in Anglo-French teams and had great fun communicating in English and French in order to
complete all of the challenges.
Also, a fantastic farewell barbecue was hosted by Callington Town Council, where Portreeve Cllr Denise Winfindale
welcomed the visitors to Callington. Music and karaoke for the evening was provided by exchange participant,
Jonny Burnard. A farewell Cornish cream tea took place on Friday afternoon in College to finish the week off nicely.
This year’s French exchange has been voted a massive success by students and teachers alike and planning has
already started for 2014. The week certainly succeeded in cementing new friendships as the unprecedented amount
of farewell tears at the ferry port confirmed.
Lions Bingo
The Lions Club of Callington are holding
their Summer Bingo on Monday 8th July
2013 at Callington Town Hall.
Doors open at 7.00pm and “eyes down” at
8.00pm.
All profits to good causes.
Callington Town Council
has vacancies for a
Facilities & Maintenance Officer approx. 20 hours per week
and a
Bookings & Accounts Clerk approx. 10 hours per week
Job Specifications and Application Forms available from the
Town Clerk, Town Hall, New Road, Callington PL17 7BD.
(01579 384039)
E-mail [email protected]
Office open 0900 – 1400hrs, Monday to Friday
Applications close Monday 15th July 2013.
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Callington Sport and Leisure, in partnership with the Callington Youth Project and the Community Action Through
Sport (CATS) CredAbility Project, has lined up a fantastic summer holiday programme for 2013 with plenty
available for all age groups, from 5 all the way to 18 years.
For the first time ever we will be offering young people aged between 11 - 18 years the chance to complete their
National Indoor Climbing Award certification and also their Youth Leadership Award for mountain-biking.
Delivered by Delaware Outdoors, these sessions will take place over several weeks during the summer holiday. For
more information, please contact Dougie on 01822 833885.
Other sessions include Fun and Games, Bouncy Castle Fun and Going Potty for children aged between 5 - 11 years
and the most you will pay is £6 for the whole day. Young people aged between 11 – 16 years can come along for a
tour of the home of the Exeter Chiefs, Sandy Park Stadium, Exeter. The Chiefs played in the Aviva Premier League
and the Heineken Cup during the 2012/2013 season. We also have the Plymouth Argyle Soccer road show for
children and young people aged between 5 - 14 years; Plymouth Raiders will also be delivering their Basketball
Camps for children and young people aged between 5 – 16 years. If you are aged between 13 – 17 years, join us for
a fun-filled day at Splashdown, Paignton, one of Britain’s largest outdoor waterparks!
As part of our Children’s Sport Development Programme, football and trampolining will continue to run throughout
the summer on Saturdays. We aim to give as much notice as possible should one of our sessions not run, so please
refer to our website if you are unsure. The final session for ‘Wiggle & a Giggle’ and ‘Jump Start’ will be Wednesday
17th July and will continue after the summer holiday in September.
Be sure to check out what TennisMAD are up to over the summer too. TennisMAD coach here at Callington Sport
and Leisure during the school term on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and are dedicated to
inspiring and helping bring out your own unique qualities as a player, regardless of your age or ability. Contact them
on 01752 893700 or visit their website www.tennis-mad.co.uk.
Our range of sports-specific facilities will continue to be open to the public and available to hire over the summer at
very competitive prices. These include a gymnasium (Badminton and Basketball), a floodlit Indoor Tennis Dome
with two courts, an Indoor Sports Hall (Badminton, Basketball, Netball & Football), 4 floodlit Outdoor Tennis
Courts, a mirrored Dance Studio, Indoor Cricket Nets (3 lanes) which meet the ECB specifications for an indoor
training venue, a floodlit 5-a-side MUGA and a full-size 3G Astro Turf (also floodlit) and a Fitness Suite with 18
Life Fitness stations - cardio-vascular, fixed weights and also free weights.
We also have several different fitness classes taking place during weekday evenings. From slow-paced, relaxing
Hatha Yoga to high intensity Kettlercise we have something for everybody! If you like to keep up-to-date with
activities, events and opportunities or for more details please contact us and ask to be added to our emailing list:
Webpage: csl.callington.cc, email us: [email protected] or call: 01579 383477
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Callington Foodbank
We have a Tesco collection on Friday July 5th and Saturday July 6th. We are looking for volunteers to help on those
days in collecting food and also regular volunteers for the drop-in centre which opens Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays from 2-4pm. If anyone would like to help, phone me on 01579 389576. We have now fed 1649 people in
crisis, 693 of whom are children, with over eleven tonnes of food. We are very grateful to all the individuals,
churches and groups who give food regularly, to the thirty or so organisations who give out vouchers and to all who
volunteer at the drop-in. We have a satellite centre at Tamar Valley Methodist church which opens from 10.30-11.30
every Thursday.
Last August was our busiest month since the launch, one tonne of food being distributed, and we are anticipating a
greater demand this year.
At the CAVe in July!
Thursday 11 July "Brilliant from start to finish,
this lavishly mounted portrait
of a bygone era is one of
Visconti's (and world cinema's)
masterpieces."
"The film is one of the most
sumptuous ever made in Europe."
"Is this the most beautiful film ever made?"
Thursday 25 July "Chilling but moving classic of British
cinema."
" One of the most dynamic and radical
British films ever made."
Films are shown in the Council
Chamber, starting at 7.30pm
For details see:-
www.callingtoncave.weebly.com
Long Legged Beasties Sunday 7th July at4pm in the Town Hall
Storyteller John Brolly is back with this show for
children and well behaved adults. See him as Professor
Crumble, the world’s foremost expert on all of the
strangest and most monstrous creatures in existence.
This is a wonderful concoction of storytelling, poetry
and fun that will delight the whole family. John has
worked at entertainment events across the world and
has appeared in a range of film and television
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Mon 1 Callington U3A, Town Hall (10.00am-12.00pm)
Mon 1 Weightwatchers, Council Chamber
(10.30am-11.30am)
Tue 2 Pilates, Town Hall (10.00am-11.00am)
Tue 2 Town Council Meeting, Planning (6.45pm),
followed by Town Hall & Premises
Tue 2 Yogastillness, Town Hall (7.00pm-8.30pm)
Wed 3 Zumba Fitness, Town Hall (9.30am-10.30am)
Wed 3 Country Market in Scout Hut,
New Road Carpark (8.45am-12.00pm)
Wed 3 Slimming World, Council Chamber
(5.30pm-9.00pm)
Wed 3 Callington WI, Town Hall (7.30pm-8.30pm)
Thu 4 Kettlercise, Town Hall (9.30am-10.30am)
Thu 4 CAB, by appointment only, Town Hall
(10.00am-12.00pm)
Thu 4 Fit 4 Life, Town Hall (11.00am-12.00pm)
Fri 5 Diane Watson Yoga, Town Hall
(9.15am-10.15am)
Sat 6 Callington Carnival, (see page 2)
Sat 6 Memory Café, Town Hall (2.00pm-4.00pm)
Sat 6 Ballroom & Sequence, Town Hall
(7.00pm-10.30pm)
Sun 7 Sunday Morning Live!, Town Hall,
(9.30am-10.30am)
Sun 7 CAVe Event: John Brolly’s “Long Legged
Beasties”, Town Hall (4.00pm) (see page 9)
Mon 8 Weightwatchers, Council Chamber
(10.30am-11.30am)
Mon 8 Lions Bingo, Town Hall (see page 7)
Tue 9 Pilates, Town Hall (10.00am-11.00am)
Tue 9 Town Council Meeting, Outside (6.00pm),
Tue 9 Yogastillness, Town Hall (7.00pm-8.30pm)
Wed 10 Country Market in Scout Hut,
New Road CarPark (8.45am-12.00pm)
Wed 10 Zumba Fitness, Town Hall
(9.30am-10.30am)
Wed 10 Celliwic Evergreens, Town Hall
(2.00pm-4.00pm)
Wed 10 Slimming World, Council Chamber
(5.30pm-9.00pm)
Wed 10 Callington WI, Council Chamber
(7.30pm-8.30pm)
Thu 11 Kettlercise, Town Hall (9.30am-10.30am)
Thu 11 CAB, by appointment only, Town Hall
(10.00am-12.00pm)
Thu 11 Fit 4 Life, Town Hall (11.00am-12.00pm)
Thu 11 CAVe Film Night: “The Leopard”,
Council Chamber (7.30pm) (see page 9)
Fri 12 Diane Watson Yoga, Town Hall (9.15am-
10.15am)
Fri 12 Callington Tea Dance, Town Hall
(2.15pm-4.45pm)
Fri 12 GLADRAG Summer Ball, Town Hall (7.30pm)
Sat 13 Councillor Surgeries, Council Chamber
(10.00am-12.00pm)
Sun 14 Sunday Morning Live!, Town Hall,
(9.30am-10.30am)
Mon 15 Weightwatchers, Council Chamber
(10.30am-11.30am)
Tue 16 Town Council Meeting, Planning (6.45pm),
followed by Finance & General Purposes
Tue 16 Yogastillness, Town Hall (7.00pm-8.30pm)
Wed 17 Country Market in Scout Hut, New Road
CarPark (8.45am-12.00pm)
Wed 17 Zumba Fitness, Town Hall (9.30am-10.30am)
Wed 17 Slimming World, Council Chamber
(5.30pm-9.00pm)
Thu 18 Kettlercise, Town Hall (9.30am-10.30am)
Thu 18 CAB, by appointment only, Town Hall
(10.00am-12.00pm)
Thu 18 Fit 4 Life, Town Hall (11.00am-12.00pm)
Thu 18 Unite Exercise Class, Town Hall (6.00pm-7.00pm)
Fri 19 Diane Watson Yoga, Town Hall (9.15am-10.15am)
Sat 20 Sheryll Murray MP, Town Hall (12.30pm-1.30pm)
Sat 20 Family Film Show FREE, Town Hall
(2.00pm-4.00pm)
Sat 20 Memory Café, Town Hall (2.00pm-4.00pm)
Sun 21 Sunday Morning Live!, Town Hall,
(9.30am-10.30am)
Mon 22 Weightwatchers, Council Chamber
(10.30am-11.30am)
Tue 23 Probus Club of Callington, Council Chamber
(10.00am-12.00pm)
Tue 23 Pilates, Town Hall (10.00am-11.00am)
Tue 23 Yogastillness, Town Hall (7.00pm-8.30pm)
Tue 23 Town Council Meeting, Full Council
(7.00pm)
Wed 24 Country Market in Scout Hut, New Road Car
Park (8.45am-12.00pm)
Wed 24 Zumba Fitness, Town Hall (9.30am-10.30am)
Wed 24 Slimming World, Council Chamber
(5.30pm-9.00pm)
Thu 25 Kettlercise, Town Hall (9.30am-10.30am)
Thu 25 CAB, by appointment only, Town Hall
(10.00am-12.00pm)
Thu 25 Fit 4 Life, Town Hall (11.00am-12.00pm)
Thu 25 CAVe Film Night: “Don’t Look Now”,
Council Chamber (7.30pm) (see page 9)
Fri 26 Diane Watson Yoga, Town Hall (9.15am-10.15am)
Fri 26 Callington Tea Dance, Town Hall (2.15pm-4.45pm)
Sat 27 Councillor Surgeries, Council Chamber
(10.00am-12.00pm)
Sun 28 Sunday Morning Live!, Town Hall,
(9.30am-10.30am)
Mon 29 Weightwatchers, Council Chamber
(10.30am-11.30am)
Tue 30 Yogastillness, Town Hall (7.00pm-8.30pm)
Wed 31 Zumba Fitness, Town Hall (9.30am-10.30am)
Wed 31 Slimming World, Council Chamber
(5.30pm-9.00pm)
DIARY FOR JULY
The Old Clink 27 Fore Street, Callington PL17 7AD
386964
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Phil, Lindsay & staff welcome you
Opening times: Mon - Wed: Noon-2.30pm & 5.30pm-11pm
(food served Noon-2.30pm & 6pm-9.30pm)
Thurs: Noon-11pm (food served Noon-2.30pm & 6pm-9.30pm)
Fri & Sat: Noon-Midnight (food served Noon-2.30pm & 6pm-9.30pm)
Sunday: Noon-10pm (Sunday Roast served between Noon-4pm)
Pre-order lunch service for collection Mon-Sat Lunchtime - call for more details
July Entertainment (from 9pm)
Friday 5th July - J D Maskell - singer
Friday 19th July - Jerry Foale - singer & comedian
Friday 26th July - Terri Deane - singer Sunday 7th July - Lisa Gregory - singer
Home Visiting Foot Health
Practitioner
Callum Hill DipCFHP, MPSPract
Now covering this area at competitive rates
Thickened Nails
Corn Removal
Callus Reduction
Ingrowing toenails
Complementary Foot Massage
01579 388 736
www.facebook.com/CallumHillFootHealth
MEADERS KITCHENS South Hill Road, Callington
Est. 1960
Fitted kitchens at reasonable prices
Replacement door, drawers and tops
Save over half on the price of a new kitchen
Telephone: 01579 383160 or 01579 382456
Balti King
Indian Restaurant & Take Away 5 New Road, Callington PL17 7BE
01579 383818
(now rated *** by the Food Standards Agency) SPECIAL OFFER-
Eating In or Takeaway
Every Monday Banquet Night MENU: 2 Papadums & Chutneys, Starter of your choice
Any Main Course (King Prawn, English Dishes, Thali & Tandoori Mix Grill £3.50 extra)
Rice & Nan
6 Course Meal for £11.50 10% Discount on collected Takeaways when you spend £10 and over - CASH
ONLY Sunday-Thursday 5.30pm-11.30pm
Friday-Saturday
5.30pm-Midnight Including Bank Holidays
NICOLA GREENE CHIROPODY BSc (hons) Podiatry McHs
HPC Registered Chiropodist/Podiatrist Home Visit Practice
Full range of footcare treatments including:
Nailcare
Corns and Calluses
Thickend Nails
Dry cracked skin
Diabetic foot assessments
Tel: 01579 590027 Mob: 07786164 205 Email: [email protected]
LET ME WRITE YOUR WILL
I AM A RETIRED SOLICITOR
so you know it will be done properly
I ALWAYS COME TO YOUR HOME
so you feel more confident
COUPLES CAN PROTECT THEIR HOME
FROM RESIDENTIAL CARE FEES
Let me tell you how
I ALSO COVER
Powers of Attorney - Living Wills
MY FEES ARE REASONABLE
and there’s no VAT!
MICHAEL GRUNDY
Telephone 01579 351467
A QUALITY SERVICE
A SENSIBLE PRICE
Loft Conversions/Extensions
Fitted Bathrooms/Kitchens
Painting/Decorating
Plastering/Tiling/Plumbing etc
Interior/Exterior
FREE Estimates
No Job too Small
20 years experience
Please call Billy or Rosie on 01579 384879 - 07956 214 683