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Looking forward to a busy year What a busy December it was before the event. Well done £1,000 from the pitch money form will be available soon. for all our members. We had a to all who took part, raising raised last year will soon be It is also about this time that lot of work to do to make sure much needed sponsorship donated to Children’s Hospice Lions organise our annual Boat that Santa could be escorted and pledges for your own South West Little Haven, the trip. More information will be around the Rame Peninsula preferred Charity Cause and charity chosen by the Windy available to you when we have in a presentable sleigh, for supplementing our Torpoint Ridge owner, Sheila. made the arrangements. everyone to enjoy. and Rame Lions Charity The Black Prince Father’s Day in June sees We had a deadline to meet Chest. Thank you to festival, which takes our yearly stroll along a with Santa being invited to all the spectators place on the first designated route within Mt. the Torpoint Christmas Lights who filled our Bank Holiday Edgcumbe Park. It would be Switch-On. Everything seemed collecting Monday in May, nice to see new faces on the to go well; Santa was very buckets. is a wonderful day, so choose a charitable pleased to see so many people Now into day to be cause you would like to raise in Fore Street and took great 2015. Our associated money for, get a sponsorship pleasure in being able to travel next main with. Starting form early and persuade your the route going the wrong way collecting at Millbrook close family, extended family, down an otherwise one-way spree will be the Quay, the parade, neighbours and workmates thoroughfare. weekend before the stalls and to sponsor you for the 10K We do hope that you all and the weekend of side entertainment, walk. A small percentage is managed to see and talk to Mothering Sunday, with the progression of the retained by Torpoint and Rame Santa and our Elf’s as we our daffodil picking and selling. garlanded ‘Black Prince boat’ to Peninsula Lions Club to help us travelled around the area. If It maybe back breaking work, Cawsand and then to Kingsand to continue giving support to we missed you, please email: but it is also very enjoyable. It is a joy to see and be part of. those in our area who need it. torpointlionsclub@aol.com so is very good value for money Do come along and, yes, bring The Summer Fair and Grand that we can look at possibly too, so please buy some. your spare cash with you.

Draw will be on the third changing the routes we travel Our Lions Club ‘Car Boot’ Cambridge Field details are Saturday in July. We normally next year. will again be operating from yet to be finalised, but it is a have Autumnal respite time Thank you for being very the car park at Windy Ridge at day primarily organised to allow to enjoy holidays and social generous and donating so Trerulefoot from sometime in individual charities and selected events before we organise the much hard earned cash which April. It is a good way to make good causes to raise funds for Senior Citizens’ Concert and get will allow Lions to help others a few quid, lose some additional their own organisations. Dates involved with the Three Choir’s less fortunate. clutter and make room in your for the event and details of how refrain which kick-starts our At our December meeting it house for other items. to obtain a pitch application local Remembrance tributes. was a great privilege During the and an absolute intervening ‘lean time’ pleasure to welcome periods between major many of those who events there is always took part in our recently our coffee mornings to sponsored Swimathon be looking forward to. and those who I think that you may participated in Lions have had enough of International Peace hearing how we raise poster competition. most of our funding, Lion president Stephen next month I will presented certificates gladly tell you how of appreciation to the we use your generous dedicated winners donations to benefit (Everyone is a Winner) people here and and their very proud abroad. We never parents and mentors. disclose personal The chill factor, facts. Be assured that experienced by many, every penny donated will be but a moment is a penny that goes in history as we reflect to a worthwhile cause. on our Sponsored Dip Each Lion personally for charity, held on New Torpoint and Rame CATS (Community Action Through Sports) group turned out contributes just over Year’s Day. This will be two nights running (one in the wind and rain) to assist Santa on his rounds, visiting £1 per week to pay for covered more in detail local children. Their help and support to the Lions was greatly appreciated. Raising our own administration next month as this money for local charities along the way was rewarding for them and their happiness costs. editorial goes to print gave a cheer to everyone who opened their doors to them.

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lifeguards are very modest and feel they were just doing their job, but to receive such widespread recognition illustrates to them just how valued their lifesaving service is to the public, and we’re all extremely proud of them.’

Supporting the RNLI to ‘save lives at sea’ your local RNLI branch was also delighted with the success of their Christmas Fayre and Grand Raffle held at the end of November.

The event raised almost £1300 for the charity, almost three times as much as in previous years. A big thank you goes to everyone locally who bought raffle tickets ahead of the event, and also to those who came along on the day to support. A special thanks also goes to some of our local businesses which helped us with raffle sales including: Millbrook Newspaper shop, Hearts Kitchen cafe, Reddings Hardware Store, The Garden, Alternative Styles and Sainsbury’s Torpoint.

News from the Neighbourhood Policing Team from Sergeant Angela Crow, Neighbourhood Team Leader.

The number of police cadets continues to grow and I am delighted to welcome four new cadets so far this term. Those of you who attended the Torpoint Christmas lights switchon would have seen two of our older cadets out on patrol handing out crime prevention leaflets. Next year, the cadets are going to take part in an exciting project to build a ‘Cop Car ’. I will keep you updated on their progress.

During November the Control Room recorded 146 calls from the public in Torpoint and across the Rame Peninsula. These calls included the 54 crimes recorded as being committed across Torpoint and Rame Peninsula. Crime types by parish area were:Torpoint: 32 - 9 assaults (all categories including sexual and domestic incidents), 6 burglaries (1 attempt, 1 shed, 2 linked at business storage, 2 dwellings), 5 thefts, 4 criminal damages, 5 public-order type offences including possession of bladed items, 2 communications offences and 1 drugs offence.

Deviock: 8 – 2 burglaries (dwellings), 5 criminal damages and 1 vehicle interference Sheviock: 0 Antony & Wilcove: 5 - 2 burglaries (dwellings), 1 assault, 1 theft and 1 vehicle interference St John: 0 Millbrook: 6 - 2 thefts, 1 criminal damage, 1 arson and 2 assaults

Maker with Rame: 3 - 1 theft, 1 assault and 1 criminal damage Police attended a number of domestic related incidents where no specific offences had occurred, but help was provided at the scene and other incidents where vulnerable children and adults were identified as requiring help from other agencies.

There were also 26 incidents of anti-social behaviour reported to us across Torpoint and Rame. The majority of those were ongoing neighbour disputes; some were complaints about nuisance customers in business premises, others about noise and vehicles.

You can report anti-social behaviour directly to the Anti-Social Behaviour team at Cornwall Council by completing the online report available at www.safercornwall.co.uk If you have any information about crime or anti-social behaviour in your area, please call the police on 101, email 101@devonandcornwall.police.uk or in an emergency always call 999.

Alternatively you can call the charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or via www.crimestoppers-uk.org.

As always, the best way to contact the Torpoint team with a non-urgent enquiry is by email to torpoint@devonandcornwall.pnn. police.uk One of the Torpoint team will answer your query as soon as possible, but there may be a short delay as the email inbox is not monitored 24hrs a day.

All that remains for me this month is to wish you all a safe and happy New Year.

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Chiropodist 2015 promises to be a significant year for Torpont.

In June the town will host the Cornwall Armed Forces Day this promises to be the biggest ever event hosted in Torpoint with visitors expected to arrive in their thousands to Thanckes Park.

Over the course of the year the Town Council are looking to lead the development of a Town Vision that will inform the Town Neighbourhood Plan.

The Town Council are also looking to improve their links with the community and communication in general. In October last year a working part was set up to review the council’s communications.

We are keen to hear from you with ways to improve our communications please email us at admin@torpointtowncouncil.gov.uk Christmas lights: This year’s Christmas lights and switch on event was bigger and better than they have been for many years, with large crowds, stalls and children’s entertainment attracting a bumper crowd. Special thanks to the Torpoint Events Company for arranging the decorations and the festivities.

The lights through the street are funded through the Town Council, with the trees and electrics sponsored by local businesses in Fore Street, the Chamber of Commerce and the Torpoint and District Lions. Significant sums of money are saved through a strong team of volunteers who were on hand to put the decorations up and set up the switch on evening.

Torpoint Moorings Association are looking to improve access to the beach in front of Windsor Terrace. The wall at the bottom of Quarry Street is to be straightened with the steps that access the beach being replaced by a small slip for easier launching of dinghies. The cost is expected to be in the region of £2000 and it is hoped to be completed

by Easter.

Penntorr Health Monday January 19 The Rame Group Practice is moving from its surgeries at 16 Antony Road and 22 St James Road in Torpoint to new purpose built premises in January 2015. We are moving to Penntorr Health on Trevol Road, opposite HMS Raleigh, during the the weekend of January 16 to 18 and look forward to welcoming you to Penntorr from January 19. The new surgery can be contacted using the current Antony Road telephone number of 813277.

The practice is making appointments available on a ‘book on day’ basis from January 12 to 19, to allow flexibility to sort out everything for the move.

Patients needing to be seen for both urgent and routine appointments will be seen during this time on a ‘book on day’ basis. Pre-booked appointments

will be available as normal after January 19.

The practice team is very excited about this move and our ability to treat our patients in a much better environment in the future.

Lloyds pharmacy will also be a tenant at Penntorr Health. Repeat prescription drop off and collection services will be operated from Torpoint town as follows: Boots drop off in pharmacy; Lloyds drop off box at CHATLINK Patients should ensure that they use the correct drop off box for their chosen pharmacy.

Patients wishing to make use of these services can drop their completed repeat prescription slips into the pharmacy and they will drop them up to Penntorr Health, collect them later and make the prescriptions up ready for collection by patients.

The practice continues to operate from Coombe End Surgery in Cawsand and patients who normally attend that surgery may continue to do so or attend Penntorr Health.

Torpoint & District Twinning Association: It’s been a busy few months with the Torpoint & District Twinning Association. Here’s a round up of our activities and events. During November we held a cinema night at the Council Chambers, where members enjoyed watching the Russell Crowe film ‘A Good Year’ – a heart-warming film about a British investment banker inheriting his uncle’s chateau in Provence (there’s the French connection!)

Cider and crepes were enjoyed by all, and it was such a popular event that we expect to run more cinema nights in 2015.

On November 29 we held our annual Christmas Craft fair at the Band Hut, showcasing some fabulously talented local craft makers. The twig reindeers made by Amelia proved a big hit!

Monies raised from our fundraising activities go towards subsiding our French Twinning visits, and preparations are already under way for our visit to Benodet next May. In the New Year we will host our AGM meeting on January 23, to which all members are invited.

The French Twinning Association welcomes new members, and is particularly keen to encourage families to join, as there are a number of French families in Benodet, very keen to twin with a family from Torpoint and the surrounding area.

It’s a great opportunity to develop the language, and experience a new culture. For more enquiries please contact the membership secretary: Chrismartin123@btinternet.com

Multi-Use Games Area update

Over the summer the Torpoint and Rame Active Community Sports Network have been working hard behind the scenes to secure the £1m funding to build a Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA), which gained planning permission in August 2013, alongside the YMCA Sports Hall in Torpoint.

Sports clubs and potential users in Torpoint and the wider community have provided letters of support and estimated their expected future use of the proposed facility. This community engagement and feedback is being used to develop a sustainable business plan.

Once the plan is complete the key information will be in place to enable the Network to submit comprehensive funding bids early in the New Year and secure what is hoped will be a welcome and long overdue sports facility for the Torpoint and Rame Community.

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The Friends of Mount Edgcumbe are undertaking a project to find out about life and work on the estate in the years before, during and immediately after the First World War and have been awarded a grant by the Heritage Lottery Fund to support this work.

As many readers will know most of the estate records were destroyed by fire in 1941 when the House was hit by incendiary bombs so the team of volunteers undertaking this research are piecing together information from a range of sources. They aim to find out what it was like to live and work on the estate in the years leading up to the First World War, what happened to those who went to war and to those who remained on the estate.

The research will be used to create a documentary

and digital archive which can be used by a wide range of people and form the basis for future exhibitions, talks and living history events at Mount Edgcumbe.

The material will also be available via a website.

Work on the project is progressing well but it is hoped that local people will be able to add to the information and material available.

If you have any information about life on the Mount Edgcumbe estate or on the Rame Peninsula during this period, any documents, photographs or mementos that we could scan or photograph please contact Liz Paxton by email liz.paxton@plymouth. gov.uk or leave a message at Mount Edgcumbe House (01752 822236) and one of our volunteers will contact you.

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Diary Dates January 19 Opening of Penntorr Health; March 14 Torpoint Silver Band & Ferry Boaters Concert - Council Chambers; June 20 Cornwall Armed Forces Day - Thanckes Park (The Lawn); July 4 Maryfield Church Fete July 18 Lions Summer Fayre - Torpoint School; September 12 Carnival Day - Cambridge Field; November 28 Christmas Lights Switch-On

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By Fr Simon Chinery

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Celebrating Ephiphany and what it means...

If you see people going around drawing strange symbols on houses at the beginning of January, don’t be alarmed. It’s not an outbreak of vandalism or anything sinister but rather a traditional house blessing celebrating the feast of the Epiphany.

The word Epiphany means appearance or manifestation and the church celebrates the revelation of Jesus Christ’s divinity to the world. The Magi or wise men were the first to worship Jesus and we ask for their prayers of blessing by writing the initials of their traditional names – Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar - above the door of the house with chalk blessed by the priest at the Epiphany Mass. The initials C.M.B also stand for the Latin phrase Christus Mansionem Benedicat – may Christ bless this house.

At the time of Epiphany the church also remembers other manifestations of Jesus’ divine nature – the voice of God heard at his baptism and the first miracle he performed, turning water into wine at the wedding in Cana of Galilee.

Today, though, Christ is not often made known through special divine revelations but rather through the actions of those who have given their lives to him, showing his love and bringing his light to the world. Not just the great saints like Mother Teresa, and the thousands of lesser known missionaries working in so many deprived and dangerous places; not just the thousands of ordinary people killed each year because of their Christian faith; but all those faithful followers of Jesus who witness to him through their obedience to his teaching in their love of God and their love of their neighbour.

As the days lengthen as the new year begins, may God’s light illuminate all our homes and workplaces and bring us closer to him.

Father of light, unchanging God, you reveal to people of faith the resplendent fact of the Word made flesh.

Your light is strong, your love is near; draw us beyond the limits which this world imposes, to the life where Your Spirit makes all life complete.

We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.

The views expressed in this column are not necessarily the views of Churches Together in Torpoint

Special visitor at the Kernewek Link offices Father Christmas visited the Kernewek Link Office in Torpoint in December with gifts for pets, treats for children and mince pies and mulled wine for the parents.

He brought a message that pets are not just for Christmas they are for life and that they are valued members of the family.

Along with many dogs, teddies and children the Mayor and Mayoress of Torpoint Mike and Val Pearn popped in with their Teddy, named appropriately ‘Ted’.

There was a surprise visit from Sydney the Corgi, who amongst all the excitement came in and sat at the bottom of Santa’s feet, a few minutes later his mum came looking for him, it was a magical moment!

A great time was had by all and a big thank you to Kernewek Estate Agents & Torpoint Pet Supplies for sponsoring the event.

Thanks from Cancer Research Cancer Research thank everyone for the support throughout 2014.

The Christmas Coffee morning and stall and the switch on of the lights raised a total of £739. The committee consists of a few aged ladies who are ably helped by their families. They average £10,000 a year for this cause and are always looking for help.

FROM THE MAYOR’S PARLOUR First and foremost on behalf of Val, myself, members and staff of the Torpoint Town Council I would like to wish you all a very happy and prosperous New Year for 2015.

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More details can be found at their website address www.liskeardlooe.foodbank.org.uk. The Foodbank are also looking for new members to join their volunteer drivers, if you can help telephone 07512 011452.

Congratulations to: • Chloe Vincent and Chloe Phelps on performing in the Plymouth’s Theatre Royal pantomime “Jack and the Beanstalk” • Veronica Bright winning second place in an international short story competition.

• To all the Young footballers who raised a fantastic £1,000 in memory of a much-loved resident of Torpoint Glynis Kitching, The young people from Torpoint Athletic FC raised the cash for the ‘Glynis Kitching Memorial Fund’ and it was donated to Wolf Ward at Derriford Hospital. Fourteen teams took part in a tournament at The Mill, and the event was so popular that six teams had to be turned away. Tony Kitching presented the £1000 cheque to senior sister Margaret Mahoney. The funds will be used to refurbish Wolf Ward Day Room, which is used by families and staff.

• The Pride of Plymouth 2014 Emergency Services Award went to the RNLI Lifeguards Andy Wrennal, Daniel Holley, Joe Saunders and Aidan Hetherington. Thanks to their quick thinking and skill a potentially tragic situation was averted when a group of six were rescued from rip currents off Tregonhawke Beach. Congratulations to you all.

Defibrillators: The Police have recently undertaken to identify locations of defibrillators around the area. While they will hold these details on a database accessible by control room staff, I thought you might find it useful to know where they are – and if you know of any which are not on this list, please let me know and I can update our records.

It may not be the first item you think about when compiling a first aid kit, but the truth is a defibrillator can mean the difference between life and death. When you learn that around 30,000 people suffer a cardiac arrest each year, the possibility of needing access to immediate defibrillation becomes more of a reality.

The defibrillator is simple to use. It really has the ability to save lives. During a sudden cardiac arrest, the chances of a casualty dying are reduced if high quality CPR and immediate defibrillation is administered.

Locations of Torpoint De-Fibs: Lodge House Surgery, St James Road Surgery, Antony Road Surgery, Torpoint Dental, Antony Road Dental Centre, Torpoint Ferries – one on each ferry, Torpoint Ferry Office, HMS Raleigh. The St James Road Surgery and Antony Road Surgery De-Fib’s will I believe be located at the New Health Centre from January 19.

Locations of Rame Peninsula De-Fibs: Millbrook Surgery,Coombe End Surgery, Kingsand, Community Responders have one which they share whilst on call in both Millbrook and Kingsand, Rame Gig Club and The Devonport Inn, Kingsand.

Winter Driving: Cornwall Council is responsible for over 4,500 miles of road from major principal roads to narrow country lanes. Winter service is an important part of the council’s maintenance work and approximately £1m is spent each year on roads affected by winter weather. This involves salting major roads when there is a risk of ice, clearing snow and reacting to floods and fallen trees. We will, within the available resources, provide as safe

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Winter driving advice: • Before setting out on your journey during wintry conditions: • Plan your journey • Ask yourself if your journey is absolutely essential • Check the local and national weather forecasts • Listen to local and national radio for travel information • Tell someone what time you expect to arrive • Take warm clothes, food, boots, torch and mobile phone - and in snowy conditions, a spade • Clear your windows and mirrors before you set off and carry a screen scraper and de-icer • Last, but by no means least, take care!

Real Christmas trees will be collected on the garden waste collection day in weeks beginning January 12 and the January 19. Put your tree out beside your rubbish and it will be collected separately and composted.

Cornwall Library - Books (Including Torpoint) issued since April 2014 = 877,571.

Mayor’s Diary November 21 - Friends of Antony Road Surgery Fashion Show at the Council Chambers. £712 was raised towards equipping the new Health Centre and I also presented a cheque to Dr McEleny for £854 raised by the Friends in previous fundraising events this will be used to fund a new cautery machine for use in minor surgical procedures. An entertaining evening by all who took part.

November 28 - The Kernow King show at the Council Chambers.

November 29 – Official opening of the St James Christmas Tree Festival. Congratulations to Gill Lobb and her helpers by organising this splendid show of Christmas trees entered by community organisations and individuals.

November 29 - Christmas Lights Switch on in Fore Street – another great community event. A big thank you to all the volunteers who helped to erect the lights and trees the week before, and on the night to all our talented entertainers, Paul Roper who switched the lights on and of course Father Christmas.

November 30 – Truro Cathedral for the High Sheriff of Cornwall’s Legal Service.

December 5 – Seventeen Thirty Club (1730) £100 presentation to the 2nd Brownies in attendance was Chris Roper who has run the brownies for 20 plus years and is retiring as their leader. Thank you Chris for all that you have done for the group. Also well done to Frank Holden who has arranged these presentations for 18 years and given thousands of pounds to local organisations.

December 6 – We visited the St James Church Fair and Tree Festival, then a visit to Father Christmas at the offices of Kernewek Link in Macey Street. Their website is well worth a look. Visit www.kerneweklink.co.uk.

Diary dates and other information is on the Town Council’s website www.torpointtowncouncil.gov.uk If you have any enquiries relating to the Town please contact the Council Offices on 01752 814885 or 01752 814165 opening hours Monday to Friday from 9am to 2pm or contact your councillor. You are also welcome to attend Council meetings where there is always a public forum for you to voice your opinions and ideas. (Dates of meetings on the website or noticeboards) Cornwall Council website Information www.cornwall.gov.uk If your organisation has planned an event during 2015 please let us know so we can put it on the Diary Dates Calendar so that too many events will not clash.

Torpoint Neighbourhood Watch Office The office provides a service to the local area with regard to Neighbourhood Watch and crime prevention issues. The office is open to the public at the following times: Mondays – 0930 - 1230; Wednesday – 0930 - 1230; Friday – 0930 - 1230 The office is situated at Torpoint Police Station telephone number 01752 817858. Also available from the office and reasonably priced are crime prevention items which include shed/vehicle alarms and personal attack alarms.

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Manager Sally and Jane, her deputy, were also involved in arranging a ‘Pub Quiz’ evening for the residents and their families which was a great success.

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Greenpeace and Cornish fishermen lobby Fisheries Minister over fishing quota Greenpeace volunteers and Cornish fishermen met Fisheries Minister George Eustice, who is also MP for Camborne, Redruth and Hale, in December to express their concern over the unfair fishing quota system.

They handed in a petition from over 2000 people from or near his constituency of Camborne, Redruth and Hale.

The petition signatures were gathered over three weekends on Camborne High Street. The petition called on the Minister to overhaul the fishing quota system.

The signatories demanded that George Eustice changes the way that quota is allocated so that more is given to local, sustainable fishermen, who protect the marine environment and make a real contribution to the Cornish economy.

The minister was met by a constituent and Cornish fishermen who are struggling to make a living because they are not given enough fishing quota.

After the meeting, they presented the signatures gathered from his constituents in two ‘captain’s log’ books surrounded by a colourful banner, fishy figures and sea shanties were sung by a local band.

Nina Schrank, oceans campaigner at Greenpeace said: “There is new European fisheries legislation that is designed to reward sustainable fishermen; it’s a golden opportunity that the government must not miss.

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Fisheries Minister George Eustice “It’s time to stop destructive, foreign owned vessels hoovering up fish stocks while lining their pockets with the sale of fish caught from our shores.

“The reform of this legislation was not won easily, now it’s up to the government to turn it into a reality here in Cornwall and along the UK’s coasts.”

Greenpeace’s new campaign, ‘Our Net Gain’ is urging the government to reclaim fishing quota for local, low impact fishermen in the UK. Greenpeace carried out an investigation revealing that 43% of England’s fishing quota is held by foreign controlled, fishing businesses. It also exposed the high concentration of quota in the hands of a few industrial fishing companies: • The five largest foreign controlled vessels hold 32 per cent of the English quota • One Dutch-controlled vessel holds 23 per cent of the English quota • The small scale fleet in England has just 6 per cent of the UK’s quota

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Torpoint WI celebrated their 40th Birthday in November in style with a delicious meal in the brilliantly decorated St James Church Hall.

The theme for the evening was the 1970s with many ladies wearing red and styles from that era. The menu was based on food popular in the 70s - roast beef and Yorkshire pudding, a lovely choice of starters with profiteroles, Black Forest Gateau and fresh fruit salad for dessert.

Rosemary Slee, President, welcomed members and two guests, Pam Parnell and Jen Gilbert who came along to represent Cornwall County Federation. Unfortunately Kathy Reed, the new Federation Chairman, was unable to attend but sent a card with her congratulations and best wishes.

Following the meal Rosemary explained how the WI in Torpoint had started in 1974 by mums attending the local playgroup run by Rosemary, who wanted to get together for a cup of tea, chat and to learn new crafts etc.

The group has a very successful history, winning the Royal Cornwall Cup twice, the Western Morning News Cup for swimming, enjoying lots of outings, mystery trips,

Birthday dinners out, even enjoying afternoon tea on the Torpoint Ferry on the occasion of the WI 75th Anniversary.

They have played cricket, taken part in a raft race and a tug-of-war and were able to look back at some of those occasions through a selection of photographs, Minute books and a booklet entitled History of the Torpoint WI. Rosemary thanked Sharon and the girls for a lovely meal and Pam presented Rosemary with a card and gift. Mary then thanked Rosemary for all her hard work in forming and continuing the Torpoint WI Group and presented her with a beautiful bouquet of flowers on behalf of all the members.

Members were invited to help decorate the WI Christmas Tree as part of the Christmas Tree Festival to be held at St. James Church.

Discussions are continuing concerning the arrival of the Centenary Baton in Torpoint next February.

The next meeting entitled ‘Deadlier than the Male’ will be held on Wednesday January 28 at 7.30 pm in St James Church Hall, St. James Road and visitors and new members are always very welcome.

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Four generations of sailors come together at Raleigh War Two and mainly served on Motor Torpedo A Naval family have gathered at HMS Raleigh to Boats in the Pacific. He was also involved in watch as a 17-year-old from Plymouth became patrols of the English Channel. Percy and his wife a fourth generation sailor. live in Plymouth.

Trainee Engineering Technician Mechanical CPO Williams, Kane’s father, said: “Well done Engineering (ETME) Kane Williams embarked on little Bungy! Both my wife and I are extremely his Naval career in September following in the proud of Kane for completing his phase one footsteps of his parents, John and Claire Williams, training at HMS Raleigh. Sitting in the stands his grandfather Pete Williams and his 89-yearbrought back memories of standing on that old great grandfather, Percy Furneaux, all of same spot on the parade ground whom were at the training base in 24 years ago, trying to block out Torpoint for Kane’s passing-outthe pain of the weight of the rifle parade. whilst attempting to stand still.

Kane, who attended Plymouth “Kane has always wanted to College, said: “It’s been my dream join the Services from an early to join the Royal Navy ever since age and after his first visit to the I was little. My dad’s done it, his Careers Office his mind was made dad did it and my great-grandad up to join the Royal Navy. After did it too. The Armed Forces has discussions with my father and me been a major part of my life and I he was clearly a natural ETME as wanted to carry on the tradition. he has a keen interest in hands“I’ve enjoyed HMS Raleigh from the very beginning; working on engineering and will fit in well as a team to overcome all the socially down the stoker’s mess. challenges we’ve faced, from “It only seems like yesterday weapons training to completing a that I hoisted a mischievous 30 kilometre trek across Dartmoor. toddler on my shoulders after At times it’s been very tough, but returning from a long deployment Trainee Engineering we’ve pulled together as a team and seeing him in his number Technician Kane Williams and cracked on. I feel a huge one uniform 14 years later I can’t amount of self-pride knowing that stands smartly on parade believe how quickly Kane has I’ve completed the first phase of grown up. I wish him all the best my training and I’m very excited to begin the next in his phase two training and after when he joins chapter of my Royal Navy career.” his first ship. As a serving father I also have Kane’s father John, known as Bungy, is a the advantage of being able to keep a close eye serving Chief Petty Officer (CPO). He joined the on him.”

Royal Navy in 1990 and is currently based in With the first phase of his training complete, Cyprus where he lives with his wife, Claire. CPO Kane’s next port of call is HMS Sultan in Williams has served on a variety of Devonport Hampshire. There he will learn the skills in based ships ranging from numerous Type 22 marine engineering to keep the ship running frigates to HMS Bulwark and HMS Enterprise. smoothly, safely and effectively.

Claire spent six years in the Royal Navy, leaving Once fully qualified he will work on everything in 1997 to start a family. from the ship’s hull and engines to its electrical, Pete, Kane’s grandfather, lives in Downderry, fuel, hydraulic and fire fighting systems.

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