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Post Office
Some of the services previously provided for us by Penny, are
being provided from 10th July by Angela, in Brenda's shop.
To see a photograph of the opening ceremony click
here.
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Old Lifeboat
House Restaurant
The
new restaurant is now open and is busy.
Fresh fish daily, and fish and chips to take away.
Booking advised
on 01326 281212
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Coverack
Singers have been rehearsing for the 40th anniversary summer
show since Easter, under the direction of Margaret Oxford.
The first performance on 4th July entertained a large and appreciative
audience, with cabaret style seating at tables.
There
are four scenes around the theme of entertainment.
The
first scene features songs from Old Time Music Hall, with guest appearances
from stars of past performances.
Scene two is a brief history of music and dance.
Scene three
has excerpts from shows and films.
The final
scene takes you to the circus.
Show Dates:
14 July, 28th July, 4th August, 11th August, 18th August, 25th August,
1st September, 12th September.
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Coverack
Singers 40th Show - That's Entertainment

L -R Ann Davies, Bob Oxford, Carrie Hayes, Di Peters,
George Watters, Julie, (hidden behind George), and Carol Crow
See more photos
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Welcome
to Coverack!
New Owners
at the Harbour Lights
Clive and Fiona Wilson
are the new owners, and they hope to be offering a service quite soon,
well in time for the really busy part of the season. Fiona tells me that
their son Jack, presently on vacation from his studies at Cardiff University,
is helping with the preparations.
Their daughter Vicky is married and lives on a fruit farm in Herefordshire.
Fiona was a headteacher at Dawlish Primary School, and afterwards ran
a tea room in Dawlish. Clive retired from the police force to run his
own business as an estate agent, before joining Fiona in a joint catering
enterprise.
At the time they were living south of Exeter, in the village of Kenn.
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Harbour
Lights Cafe and Restaurant
Clive and Fiona plan
to offer tea, coffee, sandwiches, and cream teas, with breakfasts as well
from 8.30am.

View from the Harbour
Lights Cafe
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