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LYMINGE MULTI-TERRAIN RUN & FUN RUN FOR CHILDREN

The runs will take place on Saturday 11th March starting from Lyminge Village Hall. Application forms are available from Lyminge Newsagents, Lyminge Library and Haxtons. We desperately need more people willing to be Marshalls for this event. If you can help, please contact me on 01303 862488
 

The Royal British Legion
Elham Valley Branch
 We have some wonderful news - this year's Poppy Appeal raised £4,676 for the Branch. This is a record and entirely due to your kindness and hard work in raising so much money. I realise some of you may not be members of The Royal British Legion but nevertheless your help is never forgotten. Kind Regards John Vinnicombe, Chairman and Poppy Organiser, Elham Valley Branch.

What a Difference
What a fantastic difference the new ceiling sound proofing system has made to Etchinghill Village Hall! Our Toddlers can enjoy their playtime whilst our mums and dads can actually hear themselves swapping stories and our babies can chill in a quieter zone! Thank you Village Hall Committee for funding this. Etchinghill Toddler, Baby & Parent Group

Lyminge Library News
by Jane Pace
 The library is looking very smart outside now, the back just needs to be finished.
The computer taster session again went very well, possibly another towards the end of the year.
The Caterpillar Music Morning at Baby and Toddler Rhyme Time was lovely and noisy, with nine children and their mums dancing to I Am A Music Man and the Hokey Cokey. It's back to me now, so come along 9.30 Thursday mornings in term time (dads and grannies too).
The reading group is going really well with mixed views on the books so far, which makes it very interesting. This month we are reading Anne Tyler - 'A Patchwork Planet.' Next month is 'Mill On The Floss' by George Elliott. Try your hand at Calligraphy afternoon is being held at the library on Saturday 4 March 2.00 - 4.00 free, names to the library please.

Paul Gordon Running London Marathon
Paul Gordon from Etchinghill is getting ready for one of the biggest challenges of his life by running The Flora London Marathon for the national charity, The Stroke Association.
Running for the Stroke Association Paul will be helping to raise money towards combating strokes in people of all ages. Every five minutes someone in the UK has a stroke and a stroke is the third biggest killer and the leading cause of severe disability in the UK.
Unacceptable inadequacies in stroke care and research exist. For every £50 spent on cancer research and £20 on heart disease research, only £1 is spent on stroke research. Paul hopes to raise over £2,500 for this charity.
The money Paul raises from the London Flora Marathon will go directly to the charity. The Stroke Association is the only national charity solely concerned with combating stokes in people of all ages.
It funds research into prevention, treatment and better methods of rehabilitation, and helps stroke patients and their families directly through its community services. These include dysphasia support, family support, information services and welfare grants. It also campaigns, educates and informs to increase knowledge of stroke at all levels of society & they act as voice for everyone affected.
For more info, visit www.stroke.org.uk or contact 0845 3033100. If you'd like to donate, visit Paul's webpage www.justgiving.com/paulgordon  or tel 07958 209201

Broadstreet House
Broadstreet, Lyminge
We are researching the history of this listed, part Georgian, part Victorian house. Do you have any old photographs/ paintings/postcards/etchi ngs/other images that might assist us? If so, we would love to take copies. If you can help, please contact either the Home Manager (Shelley) on 01303 862448 or Bernard 01580 712798.

Online Lyminge Recreational Area
by Adam Scott
I'm on the Lyminge Youth Action committee and I'd like to mention the Lyminge Online forums. This is a great place for people to put across their views anonymously and for us who actually know the facts to answer the questions. I have started a poll and topic in the Forums under "General Chat". It is called "LYMINGE RECREATIONAL AREA" it already has 80 views. http://www.lyminge.org.uk/forums/
viewtopic.php?t=207  http://www.lyminge.org.uk/forums/
viewforum.php?f=2

Lyminge Babies & Toddlers Group
by Linda Howard
I first went to Lyminge Babies and Toddlers Group last summer. Like all newcomers I was very apprehensive and it took a bit of courage to walk through the door that first time. I needn't have worried. I was surprised at how friendly the mums were and how relaxed it all was. Soon I really looked forward to going each Tuesday and now as I've made new friends there, if I'm unable to go I really miss it. It gives me that hour or so away from the chores where I can have some welcome adult conversation and enjoy a hot cuppa while knowing that my son is safe, occupied and happy playing.
I would best describe it as a small friendly group which provides valuable time for little ones to play, have fun and socialise with other children. There is plenty of space for them to run around and let off steam. The group is very well run by Yvonne, Jan and Abbi and they welcome all parents and carers of young children.
I really recommend the group to anyone who wants to meet up with other parents/carers locally. You can come along any Tuesday or call Yvonne on 01303 862765 for more information. The group runs term time only in the rear room of the Methodist Church Hall (opposite Lyminge Primary School), from 9.30 - 11.30 am.

Elham Valley Lions
Annual Sponsored Walk - Sunday 9 April
Make a note in your diary of our sponsored walk in aid of local primary schools, starting from the King's Arms Elham at 10 a.m. Sunday 9 April.
We have invited all local primary schools to be involved and Elham and Lyminge are already on board. You may nominate a specific school or your sponsorship will be apportioned over the schools taking part.
So do come along and enjoy a tramp though the delightful countyside around Elham. The route will be mainly on footpaths and small roads. It will only be about 8 miles, but if this is too much for some of you, a shortened route can be chosen. There will be a prize for the individual or dog with the most sponsorship.
For more details or a sponsorship form, please contact any EVL member or call Ken Staff on 01303 238041.

In aid of Etchinghill Multi-sports Court Association and in-conjunction with Etchinghill Golf Club.
MONTHLY QUIZ NIGHT
Etchinghill Golf Club, Conference Room.
 7.30 p.m. Every Tuesday of the month.
Starting Tues. 7th March 2006.
WIN 50% OF THE QUIZ NIGHT’S PROFITS
Maximum of 6 people per team. £2.50 per person.
For more information ring 862 421.

Rhodes Minnis Spring Flower Show
Rhodes Minnis Village Hall
Saturday 25th March 2006
For
Rhodes Minnis Summer Flower Show.
Doors open at 2.30 pm
For a schedule please contact
Mrs Daphne Andrews
On 862865

To raise funds for
Etchinghill Youth Enterprise(EYE)
 We are hosting a
Progressive Supper
A three-course meal with a twist
Saturday 18th March 7.30pm
Each course will be served at a different host house within the village
Book now to avoid disappointment £12.50 per person
For tickets, ‘phone 01303 862421

LYMINGE GARDENERS SOCIETY
Are you thinking what to do with your garden now that Spring is here?
Come along to Lyminge Methodist Church Hall on Tuesday 21st March at 7.30pm for a Talk and slides on ‘Planning a Garden’ by Mrs Jackie Holt, Landscape Gardener. Cost for the evening is £1.00 for members and £1.50 non-members. All are welcome.
SPRING SHOW
 Saturday 1st April 2pm – 4pm
 If you would like to enter our show please ‘phone 01303 863049 for the schedule
Some classes are:-
A Limerick: First Line – There was a zookeeper named Bill.
A Decorated Egg,
 Photograph headings – Just Relaxing, A Perfect Pet or Reflections
Children’s Section:- A Decorated Egg,
3 chocolate Buns,
A Drawing of a Pet (ages Under 5 yrs, 6-8 yrs and over 9years)
Please write name and address on back and age on the front of your drawing

APRIL BEETLE DRIVE
Come & join us at
Rhodes Minnis Village Hall Saturday 1 April
Starts at 7.00 pm Adults £2.00 Children 50p
Includes refreshments.
There will be a raffle.

In aid of the Lord Whisky Sanctuary Fund
FUR & FEATHER EXHIBITION
On
Saturday 18th March 10am – 4pm
At
Boughton Village Hall, near Faversham
The Hawkhurst Owls, the Lightfoot Alpacas, Jess Bates Ferrets, Woodhill Poultry.
SE Canary Club and lots more fascinating creatures for you to see and learn about
Colouring Competition for under 8yrs and painting competition for over 8yrs
Small Animal pet Show where the Judge will talk to each one individually to see how much you know about your pet – lots of fun!
There will be refreshments, tombolas, raffles, lots of craft and book stalls – a family day out for all
Admission by donation – Plenty of parking
Tel: 01303 863633
Park House Animal Sanctuary, Stelling Minnis

Lyminge Dramatic Society – Humble Boy
Rehearsals are well under way for our Spring production, the play “Humble Boy” by Charlotte Jones, which opens on Wednesday March 29th and runs to Saturday April 1st at Lyminge Village Hall. Directed by Cheryl Crees, this is a tragi-comedy about broken vows, failed hopes - oh, and bee keeping! Witty and perceptive, this is a play to cherish. Performances will start at 7.45pm and tickets will go on sale at Haxtons Estate Agents, Lyminge on Saturday 4th March.
Please note that this is an adult play containing strong language and is not suitable for children

Easter craft and Activity Day
 A day filled with crafts, games and lots of fun
For all children aged 4 ½ - 11 years old
Wednesday 5th April 10 am – 3 pm
 Methodist Hall, Church Road, Lyminge
 £5 entry for the day (concessions for families)
Bring a pack lunch
40 places available
For more Information and to book ring Rebecca Ashman on 01303 862432

Mother’s Union – Sunday Teas Our Sunday afternoon teas continue (in Nailbourne Court Lounge, 3 – 5pm on Sundays 5th March and 2nd April
Pram Service Our monthly Service for pre-school children will be held on 2nd March starting at 2.00pm in the Church. The Service will finish in plenty of time to collect older children from school.
Bereavement Support Lunch. Our next lunch will be on Thursday 16th March, 12.00 for 12.30pm at The Coach & Horses at £6.50 per head. If you would like to book a place, please contact Vanessa on 862432. Coffee Morning – Monday 3th March.
Coffee Mornings will be held on the second Monday of each month from 10.00am to 11,30am in Wentworth Close lounge All welcome to join us as we meet with the residents for coffee and a chat

RHODES MINNIS METHODIST CHURCH
This small Chapel in beautiful countryside surroundings holds a weekly Sunday Service normally at 9.30am Followed by coffee and biscuits A warm welcome is extended to any visitors
The Preachers for March are:-
March 5th               Mr. David Foreman
March 12th             Rev. Derek Hancock
                             (Holy Communion)
March 19th             Mr Dudley Shipton
March 26th *10am* All Age Service
                             Rev. Derek Hancock

LYMINGE METHODIST CHURCH
Family worship takes place every Sunday at 11am Including Challengers for young people Visitors are very welcome to join us at out weekly Service at 11am and invited to share fellowship afterwards with a cup of tea/coffee
All will find a warm welcome at any of the following meetings
Lent Lunches weekly from Friday 3rd March
12.00 – 1.30pm
Lent discussion groups weekly from
Tues 7th March 2pm in Methodist Church or
Weds 8th March 7.30pm in the Parish Church
Fri 3rd March Women’s World Day of Prayer
2pm in Methodist Church
Sun 19th March 11am Service includes Holy Communion
Sunday 26th March Mothering Sunday
Monday Fellowship weekly 2.30 – 3.30pm (except Bank Holidays)
For Baptisms, Weddings or Funerals, please contact the Minister, Rev Derek Hancock.
 Tel: 01303 266281
The boat sent via Operation Sunshine has arrived in the Sudan

LYMINGE JUDO CLUB

Lyminge Judo Club has vacancies for anyone over the age of 6 years. We would particularly like more teenagers & young adults – an opportunity to learn self-defence skills and improve fitness. Why not come and visit us on a Monday evening at Lyminge Village Hall. Time/age related groups from 6.15pm to 9.00pm. Next meeting Monday 6th March
 For further information please call Debbie on 01303 862210

AGE CONCERN ELHAM RURAL

We will be holding a Spring Fair at the Centre on Saturday 18th March between 10am and Mid-day. NOT Saturday 4th March as stated in the previous newsletter. Stalls will include bric-a-brac, arts & crafts, refreshments and cakes, books, raffles and a tombola. Please come along and support us. If you are able to make any donations for the sale we would be very grateful.
Age Concern Elham, has asked that we clarify situations when any of our employees might call to the homes of residents in our area. There have been incidents of distraction burglary in other areas of the country where people posing as Age Concern employees have gained access to people’s homes and robbed them.
Employees of Age Concern Elham Rural would NEVER come to a resident’s home without being invited. The managers of the organisation would have arranged with the resident an appointment time giving the name of the person who would be calling. All our staff have Identity badges with their photos on and the contact details of our organisation. If you are expecting a visit by a named employee but have any doubts about their authenticity you should ring the Day Centre for clarification. Ask the person to hand over the ID card whilst you phone and check the details. Ensure that you shut and lock the door leaving the person outside to wait for you. A genuine Age Concern employee will be happy to wait and delighted that you are so safety conscious. If you are still not satisfied send them away. If you are not expecting a visit assume that they are not employees and refuse entry.
We would very rarely arrange for our volunteers to call at resident’s homes, again such a visit would only be arranged through an appointment. Volunteers also have ID badges but with no photograph. They each have a unique identity number, which corresponds, to their file. Again if you are in any doubt about their authenticity you should follow the same procedure as for our employees.

ETCHINGHILL UPDATE

In a blink of an E.Y.E. the E.Y.E. will be open!

Aged between 8 and 18? Then E.Y.E. is for you! On Friday 31st March we are having the launch night including a disco and live music and we plan to provide much needed Youth Facilities in Etchinghill…..we need you!!! To register as a volunteer or member or simply find out more contact Simon on 01303 862421

Etchinghill Multi-Sports Court Association

Detailed plans of the Multi-sports court en-compasses a state of the art floodlit court for Tennis, Hockey, Five-a-side football, Netball and Basketball have recently been submitted to Shepway District Council. We hope to have a positive outcome by the end of March.
The project will cost over £200,000 to fund, whilst we are seeking finance through grants and local businesses, you can help by coming along to our new monthly quiz. See our advert in Dates for your Diary

Tree Preservation

Etchinghill, designated as an ‘area of outstanding natural beauty’ has an almost complete ‘blanket ‘ tree preservation order. If you need to do any tree related work, please contact Chris McCreedy at Shepway District council first

Parent, Toddler and Babies Group

The Parent, Toddler and Babies Group meet every Wednesday in the village Hall between 10am and 12 noon. It costs £1.50 weekly or if you pay for 10 sessions in advance, it is at the discounted rate of £1.24 per week. We are currently trying to raise funds to cover the cost of the hall hire and to purchase new equipment. Help us by sponsoring Katherine, one of our helpers, who is planning to take part in the Lyminge Fun Run on 11th March. Or by coming along to see us at the Charities Fair on 4th March, where we are holding a seconds and nearly new children and babies clothing sale. We are also keen to hear from any of our local residents who might have a few spare hours on Wednesday morning and would be interested in helping the children with their arts and crafts. Please ring Catherine on 862421

ETCHINGHILL W.I.

At our February meeting we were entertained wih a talk and slides by Mr C Baldwin entitled ‘Beer, Baccy and a Hundred Years of Smuggling’. He pointed out that smuggling still goes on today by the avoidance of tax by those who bring back duty free goods from abroadbut we don’t get hung for doing it today!
Once again we enjoyed a very good tea provided our members. Mrs D Bain is our member in charge of the kitchen this year and informs the hostesss’ for each month what she would like them to provide for the teas. We are always there to welcome new members, why not come along for a taster one afternoon. The meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month.
Our next meetng is on 21st March when our speaker will beMrs P Baker whose subject is ‘The Fascinating History of False Hair'. Please contact Mrs J Bartley, President on 01303 862538, or Mrs D Cross, Secretary on 01303 862141

RHODES MINNIS EVENING CIRCLE

We were given a very interesting talk of the natural history of Kent ranging from RSPB conservation area at Dungeness to Sandwich Bay with slides of birds, butterflies and plant life. Did you know that the area of shingle starting at Dungeness is the largest shingle peninsular in the world? We didn’t either.
The competition – an item of craft was won by Molly Walker
We are holding an Open Meeting on March 15th 2006 at 7.30pm when Peter Meiklejohn, his talk is entitled the Inn Signs of Kent. If you have ever been intrigued by some of the odd names you have soon and would like an explanation, you will be made very welcome.
The competition for this meeting is a Photograph of an Inn Sign
A warm welcome is extended to all to meet Peter at 7.30pm 15th March 2006, entrance £2.50 at the Rhodes Minnis Village Hall.
Please ring Eileen Sless on 01303 863081 for further details

FOR SALE

Maclaren Mac 3 Stroller

 3 wheel stroller in sliver, black and green. Front wheel brake.
Inflatable tyres, includes cosytoes and raincover.
Only 3 wheeler stroller to collapse small enough to fit into the boot of a small hatchback
Cost £200 new
In as new condition £80 ono
Tel: 01303 221143

FOR SALE
Teac Reference 300 component separate hi-fi system, 5 stars in “What hi-fi” for build and sound quality. Separate CD player, amplifier, tape(DAC) player/recorder and DAB radio. Fully remote controlled, Includes all top quality cables, etc. Beautiful sounding system and fully set up for demonstration.
Cost £800.
In as new condition ad fully run-in
£425 ovno Tel: 01303 221143

FOR SALE

Framework of “Jackson” Pergola,

4” square uprights & 8 cross pieces complete with Met-Posts

£30.00 ono

Buyer to collect
Tel: 01303 862901

Recently in Wingham a robbery took place whereby the handbag of a lady who was standing at a bus stop, was stolen by a passing vehicle. This is the first kind of robbery we have had using this action. In the past in Folkestone we have had vehicles pull up to people and the occupant will ask for directions and then say they cannot hear what is being said. When ladies then take a step closer their handbag has been snatched. Please be aware of this type of crime. We need to be mindful of the whereabouts of a bag at all times and to make sure you do not go out with more money than you anticipate spending. Never take your jewellery out of the house believing that it is safer in your handbag.
On Saturday 7th January three distraction burglaries took place within Shepway between 1245hrs and 1430hrs. Two of these took place in Canterbury Road Densole and Hawkinge. These were at approx 1300hrs. A male described as 30 – 40yrs, approx 6’ tall and wearing a flat cloth cap and fawn waist length jacket went to two different properties and said that he was mending perimeter fencing and that the occupant had to pay half. He entered properties without being invited. Money was stolen from one property.
The third crime took place at approx 1400hrs at a property in Main Road, Sellindge where he walked straight into a property and approached the householder who was resting. His story here was that he had to cut down trees and the householder had to bear half the cost. He stole a wallet from this property.
Please be very cautionary of anyone calling at your property. If work were to be done you would have been given written notice. Please also remember that if you are intending to have a snooze please make sure your doors are locked.

THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION – Elham Valley Branch
Friday 17th March – St Mary’s Hall, Elham

I would like to invite you as a guest to a talk by Major McNeilly who spent 20 years as Musical Director to the Sultan of Oman. He developed several military bands for the Sultan including the Oman Philharmonic Orchestra. Tea and biscuits provided at 4.00pm followed by the talk at 4.15pm. Admision free.
John Vinnicombe, Chairman and Poppy Appeal Organiser, Elham Valley Branch

RHODES MINNIS VILLAGE HALL
Are you looking for a hall in which to hold practices sessions, private party/function or meeting?
Rhodes Minnis Village Hall has the capacity to take parties of up to 100 and has kitchen facilities at no extra cost.
Rates:
Sun – Fri £13.00 per session £32.00 per day
Sat £19.00 per session. £26.00 evening session £50.00 per full day
Session Times:
AM session 8.30am – 12.30pm
PM session 1.30pm – 5.30pm
Evening 6.00pm – 11.45pm
A £25.00 returnable deposit is payable in advance. Electricity will be charged at 12p per unit. Regular users will be given a special reduced rate.
For further details contact Mick or Dorothy Athow on 01303 862616

Lyminge Bowls Club
Learn to Play Bowls for Free!!
Come along to Lyminge Bowls Club, Woodland Road (near the Village Hall) on Sunday mornings in May and early June (starting 10.30) and try your hand at this most frustrating yet very enjoyable sport. All equipment will be provided for your use. Just bring some flat-soled shoes so as not to harm the green.
This sport is suitable for ALL AGES. Come alone, with a friend or in a family group – whatever combination you will be warmly welcomed.
If you have any queries, please call one of our qualified coaches,
Harry Storey, on 862044
Or club member Wendy Preston on 863495

Lyminge Village Hall
Built for us all to use
Birthday parties only £12.00 weekday afternoons (bring your own paper plates and cups)
Friday night could be quiz nights £45.00
Fundraising? At our popular Saturday nights £45.00.
Club Room for smaller functions from £11.00
Committee venue needed? £7.00
Give Jacqui Storey a call on 862044 to discuss

Sibton Park Cricket Pavilion Club
Having a party? Need a local venue?
Why not take advantage of Sibton Park Cricket Club’s lovely pavilion?
 We have a bar with club price drinks & friendly, efficient staff.
There is capacity for up to 100 guests. For further information or to make a booking please
Contact Lesley Kirk, Tel 01303 862366
Email address
lesley@invercot.fsnet.co.uk

Lyminge Bowls Club
Our new and well- equipped pavilion is available for hire where you may
• Celebrate weddings, anniversaries or birthdays
• Hold fund-raising events, such as quizzes and bingo
• Stage a family reunion or other special occasion
Fully licensed bar with drinks at ‘club prices’
Catering available if required. Call 862855

LYMINGE METHODIST CHURCH
HALL HIRE
Hall
1 June to 30 September £5 per hour
£17 per 4 hour session £32 full day
1 October to 31 May £7 per hour
£24 per 4 hour session £42 full day
(includes heating)
Parlour
£4.50 per hour all year with use of Electric over heaters if required
Overnight Stays
1 June to 30 September £30
1 October to 31 May £40
(Including heating)
Contact Mrs J. Strange on 01303 863039

To deliver newspapers to outlying villages
2 – 3 hours per day (6.30am start). 3 days a week.
Car provided

Apply at shop or ‘phone David or Gill on 862566

Phone Ronnie: 07973 545125
01303 863187

Red Dragon I.T Ltd.
‘Computer Specialists’
We offer you the ‘One Stop Shop’ now open
for your computer requirements.
Our services include repairs, maintenance, training, consultancy and web design.
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• Choose from an extensive range of quality fabrics in the comfort of your own home.

• Samples of fabric and trimmings supplied.

• Fully itemised quotation without obligation.

• Professionally trained seamstress with 17 years soft-furnishings experience and extensive portfolio.

• Tracks and poles supplied and fitted.

For a free home visit call Christine on 863932

• unbeatable choice                              
• expert advice         GORDON BOUCHER
• free quotation              01303 862949      
• select at home                                  
• quoted price includes fitting                
• daytime, evening or  weekend appointments    

• Sole trader accounts, Company accounts and management reports.
• Business and personal tax returns.
• Business plans.
• Energy savings
• Affordable rates.
• Total trust.

        Phone Tony Abbott acima on 01303 862882

• Household                      KCC REGISTERED
• Gardens                         Free Estimates
• Sheds                            Fully insured
• Garages                         TEL: 01303 863634
• No item too small
• Prompt Service

30 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Telephone 862897

AIR LINK CARS
(You pack up, we pick up)

Airport, Seaport & Long distance Travel Specialists. The Family Run Business where service really counts Estate cars and People Carriers Fixed price 24hrs a day. No extras.
Written Confirmation of booking
For the Easy Airport Link, Think Air link!
01303 862704/07753 760897

DOG TRAINING

Obedience classes for dogs
of all ages.
Classes held at Lyminge Methodist Church Hall on Wednesday evenings 7.30-8.30pm.
Phone Barry 840007 for details.

Domestic Oven Cleaning
By the UK’s leading oven cleaning company

• Non castic
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• Ovens, Ranges & AGAs
• Hobs, Extractors, Microwaves & B.B.Qs

Tel: 0800 328 9342 for your free quote

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