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February 1999
Charities' Coffee Morning
The popular annual Charities' Coffee morning will take place this year
on Saturday 20 March at Lyminge Village Hall from 9.30am to 12 noon. The
Association's secretary will be contacting all the charities which have
taken stalls in the past years, but if your charity would also like to
book a table please contact Mary Bennett on 863059. Tables cost £3.00 (£6.00
for two). Please note that as the venue has changed raffles and tombolas
can include alcoholic beverages.
The next committee meeting of the Lyminge Association is at 8.00pm on
Monday 1 February at Everist Court.
Parish Council
The Parish Council Elections will take place on Thursday 6 May 1999. If
you would like to find out more about becoming a Parish Councillor, you
are invited to an Informal Evening at the Civic Centre, Folkestone at
7.00pm on Wednesday 17 February. To book a place you should telephone the
Kent Association of Parish Councils on 248252.
Notes on Qualification for Election and Holding Office as a Councillor:
1. A person (unless disqualified) is qualified to be elected and to be a
Councillor if s/he is a British Subject, a Commonwealth citizen or a
citizen of the Irish Republic, if on the relevant day (i.e. the day on
which s/he is nominated and, if there is a poll, the day of the election)
is 21 years of age or over and:
(a) on the relevant day is, and continues to be, a local government
elector for the parish or community, or
(b) has during the whole of the 12 months preceding that day occupied as
owner or tenant any land or other premises in the parish or community, or
(c) his/her principal or only place of work during those 12 months has
been in the parish or community, or
(d) has during the whole of those 12 months resided in the parish or
community or within three miles of it.
At Lyminge Library
During February
The exhibition during February will be of drawings by ray Brewer.
3-14 February
The Quaker Tapestry
39 of the 77 panels of embroidery illustrating the Quaker way of
life from the 1650's to the present day will be on display in the
Chapter House at Canterbury Cathedral. This is a modern community
textile of narrative crewel embroidery stated in 1981 and
completed in 1996 in the style of the Bayeux Tapestry. If you miss
it at Canter-bury, it is on at Rochester Cathedral 17-28 February.
Both exhibitions are open daily 10.00am - 5.00pm.
Tuesday 9 February
Lyminge W.I.
At our meeting, starting at 2.15pm at Nailbourne Court, the
Speaker will be from Somerfield Stores. The comp-etition is for a
jam tart.
Tuesday 16 February
Etchinghill W.I.
The Speaker at our next meeting in Etchinghill Village Hall at
2.30pm will be Mrs. P. Baxter on, "The Story of Casa
Hope", followed by a very nice tea.
Wednesday 17 February
Rhodes Minnis Circle
Sue Morris will speak at our next meeting about Hospital
Volunteers. The month's competition is for a candleholder.
In aid of the Lord Whisky Animal
Sanctuary
(Tel: 862622)
The 6th Fur, Feather and Exotics Exhibition
Saturday 27 February from 10.00am-4.00pm
Canterbury College, New Dover Road, Canterbury
An unusual event - not to be missed
Owls - Cage birds - Pigeons - Chinchillas - Cavies
Rabbits - Hamsters including Syrian hamsters - Gerbils
Ferrets - Rats and Mice - Tarantula and Scorpion
Hedgehogs - Lizards - Geckos and other exotic reptiles
A wealth of knowledge from the experts who will be pleased to
advise on the care of unusual pets
Children's under 15 Pet Show (no cats or dogs) at 2.30pm. Entry
fee 25p.
Browse and Buy stalls * Bric-a-brac * Raffle * Tombola
And much more. Admission 50 adults, 25p children.
Thursday 4 March
Abbeyfield Society (Lyminge) Limited
Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the
above Society will be held at 7.00pm at Rivulet, Canterbury Road,
Lyminge, to which all members of the public are invited.
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Notice
Saturday 6 March
There will be a concert in Lyminge Parish Church by the highly
acclaimed Folkestone Celebration Choir under its Conductor, Paul
Powell. Please book this date now.
Saturday 6 March
Oast Quilters
The next meeting is at St. Anselms, Canterbury. 2.00pm for 2.30pm.
Lecture from Sharon Garrick entitled, "I Should Really Know
When To Say No". More information from 863197.
The R.A.F. Association
The RAFA will be raising money for the 1999 'Wings Appeal' with a
stall at the Charities' Coffee Morning on Saturday 20 March. We
shall be pleased to accept donations for the stall of bric-a-brac,
unwanted Christmas gifts, etc. plus raffle prizes at any time.
Please ring Derek Morris on 862240 for collection.
P.S. As the Coffee Morning is in Lyminge Village Hall this year we
are able to accept and offer bottles as raffle prizes.
Tuesday 23 March
Lyminge Gardeners' Society
The first meeting for 1999 will be a pop-in social evening at 3
Honeysuckle Cottages, High Street from 7.30pm. A chance to renew
the yearly subscription of £2.00 and discuss the forthcoming
gardening season with fellow enthusiasts. Bert Fagg and Peter
Taylor, Lyminge's resident experts, will answer questions and give
advice on the growing and showing of vegetables.
Saturday 27 March
Elham Valley Cricket Club
Quiz night at Elham Village Hall. 7.00pm for 7.30pm. Bring your
own food. Raffle. Tables - maximum of 8 people cost £3.50 per
head. Names to C & J Tutton (862281) by 18th March at the
latest please.
Advance Notice
The Elham Valley Lions annual country charity walk will take place
on Sunday 11 April. Dust off your walking boots now! Details to
follow.
Advance Notice for anyone interested
in Textile Arts
There will be an exhibition of quilts, wall-hangings, wearable
art, novelties etc. at the University of Kent 16-18 April. All
produced in Kent in the last decade.
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Thank you
The Barnes family wish to thank you for the numerous cards and letters
sent following the recent loss of Eric on 3rd January. Your attendance at
the Church Service, despite the inclement weather, was warmly appreciated.
Thank you for all your support.
Doreen, Tony and Ann, Francis and Elizabeth.
The Lyminge Association wishes to extend its sympathies to the
Barnes family following the loss of Eric. Eric and Doreen have been
staunch supporters of the Lyminge Association and Eric will be much
missed.
House Sitter Required
Adult animal lover required to house sit during our holiday period (2
weeks) and occasionally at other times. Approximately 1/2mile from the
village. £150 per week. Experienced. References required. Reply with your
details and contact telephone number in an envelope to the Library (please
mark your envelope, "House Sitter").
Lyminge Dramatic Society
Make a date in your diaries for the next Lyminge Dramatic Society's
production which is the farcical comedy, "Lord Arthur Savile's
Crime". Continuing with the popular Victorian theme, the play, (by
Constance Cox, based on Oscar Wilde's story) runs from Wednesday 10 March
to Saturday 13 March in Lyminge Village Hall. Performances commence at
7.45pm and Senior Citizens are welcome to attend the Dress Rehearsal free
of charge at 7.45pm on Tuesday 12 March. Tickets are priced at £5.00 for
adults and £2.50 for students and the Box Office opens at Finns in
Lyminge on Saturday 20 February. Don't miss what promises to be a
memorable production!
Lyminge Library
The Library now has a fax machine which can be used by members of the
public. A list of charges is displayed in the library. When ringing the
library the fax/telephone takes a second or two to decide to which mode to
switch. Please be patient - it's only a machine! After a few rings and
pauses you will get through to a person!
Postling Parish Council
The Parish Council is looking for a Clerk to succeed the current holder
of the post before 31 March 1999. It would be preferable to have a person
living in or not far from the parish who has an interest in the local
community. Secretarial and book-keeping experience will be helpful, but is
not essential. There are usually no more than three or four meetings per
year. Salary and expenses are paid. If a suitable person is appointed, he
or she could start before 31 March next. For an informal chat about the
job, please contact the current Clerk, Max Laker on 840471 or the
Chairman, Frank Hobbs at Page Farm, Postling. Tel: 862188.
Lyminge Methodist Church
A warm welcome to any who wish to share our family worship at 11.00am
each Sunday.
The Churches in Lyminge have arranged weekly Lent meetings which will
be held at 'Lanfranc' in the High Street from Wednesday 24 February at
7.30pm. These meetings are open to any who would like to explore different
aspects of the Christian faith.
Lyminge Handbells Appeal
Many readers will have heard the handbells, especially at Christmas and
recall the unique sound they contribute to such an occasion. They were
donated to the church in the early sixties and sadly, are now in poor
condition, with repairs and restoration becoming quite urgent.
The bellringers have decided to launch an appeal to raise funds to
carry out the necessary work, with the intention that the handbells will
be as good as new by the Millennium. The amount needed is £3,000! This
may seem a large sum, but five bells need recasting and the remainder
re-tuning. In addition, all of the moving parts require attention, and the
leather handles replacing.
Up until now, the handbells have been used mainly by the bellringers,
either to practise their change ringing skills, or to ring music at
Christmas, village fetes, etc. Restoring the bells would provide an
excellent opportunity to widen the scope of usage, perhaps by establishing
a village handbell team that met regularly throughout the year.
If you would like to contribute anything to the appeal, please send
donations to me at "Whisper Cottage", Rectory Lane, Lyminge.
Cheques should be made payable to "Lyminge Handbells Appeal".
Alternatively, we are also looking for persons with a flair for fund
raising who would like to be involved in the project. John Mitchell,
Handbell Advisor, Lyminge Bellringers. Telephone: 863796.
The Lyminge Association has been pleased to help start this appeal
with a contribution of £200.
Lyminge Pre-School Playgroup
We currently have vacancies at our long established, highly motivated
and well equipped Pre-School Playgroup. We offer a great opportunity for
child-ren to lean through play. Sessions are from 9.00am-12.00pm Monday to
Friday and are held at Lyminge Village Hall, Woodland Road. £3.75 per
session.
ALSO, a Summer School is set for the week beginning 16th August 1999 at
£5.00 per session, 9.30am-12.30pm, Monday to Friday for 3-5 year olds.
Playgroup staff will be taking the children for arts and crafts and lots
of organised play. If will be held in Lyminge Village Hall and field.
Please pre-book for summer school. For information about the playgroup,
ring Lynn Hussey (862831) or Pam Wooding (863283).
Sibton Park Cricket Club
Request time!
SCORER SPCC seeks a scorer for Forester Kent League matches on
Saturdays from May to August. Free transport and refreshment and a small
payment available.
ACCOMMODATION. Board and accommodation is being sought for a young
Australian cricketer in the Lyminge area from April to September 1999.
Anyone interested in either of the above requests, please contact Geoff
Harris on 840305.
Private party bookings, contact Bob Williams on 863170.
Our Dinner Dance will take place at Etchinghill Golf Club on Saturday
20 February.
The AGM of SPCC is on Saturday 6 March at 8.00pm in the cricket
pavilion.
100 Club winners for January 1999. Due to a shortfall in subscribers,
the third prize money has been withdrawn until further notice. £25 G.
Keutenius, £10 S. Timms.
Up-Beat - Heart Support Group
Supported by the East Kent Community NHS Trust and affiliated to the
British Heart Foundation
Angina, heart attacks and aneurysms can be devastating, frightening and
isolating for patients and carers alike. All members of the group, some of
whom come from Lyminge, have themselves lived through tenuous situations,
including major surgery, and their experiences now provide valuable
support to others. Should you hear of anyone affected by heart disease,
please refer them to UP-BEAT Heart Support Group. We are a friendly group
- very happy to be alive! - and willing hosts to all newcomers. We have
taken space in the "Rest and Recuperation" section of the
Newsletter for a year, so the contact names and numbers will always be at
your finger-tips.
Lyminge Village Hall
It's Valentine's Day on the 14th! If he should "pop the
question" and you get engaged, now's the time to plan an engagement
party and then your wedding reception! Come and see the superb facilities
at Lyminge Village Hall. Contact the Booking Secretary, Joy Bartley, on
862538 (between 6.00pm and 8,00pm) for information and details. The
village hall is ideal for any celebration party and/or disco, or club
event.
Etchinghill Village Hall
An ideal venue for meetings, parties and clubs at all inclusive
reasonable rates - 'phone our booking clerk for more information (862109).
Negotiations are still taking place for the new Village Hall. We will keep
you informed.
Come and sample one of the activities held at the Hall: Art, WI/Home
Economics, Toddlers' Group, Table Tennis and Scottish Country Dancing.
'Phone the Secretary on 862501 for details.
We would like to run a flower arranging class on either a Tuesday or
Thursday evening (starting in the Spring) - is anyone interested and can
anyone pass on their skills to a small group?
Rhodes Minnis Village Hall
Are you looking for a hall in which to hold practice sessions, private
party/function or meeting? Rhodes Minnis Village Hall has the capacity to
take parties of up to 100 and has kitchen facilities if required at no
extra cost.
Rates Session Times
Sunday- Friday £11.00 per session am session 8.30am - 12.30pm
£27.50 per day pm session 1.30pm - 5.30pm
Saturday £16.50 am/pm session evenings 6.00pm - 11.45pm
£22.00 evening session
£44.00 full day
A £25.00 returnable deposit is payable in advance. Electricity will be
charged at 10p per unit. Regular hirers will be given a special reduced
rate. For further details contact Mick or Dorothy Athow (booking
secretaries) on 862616.
Elham Valley Lions Club
Elham Valley Lions were out and about in the Elham Valley in the weeks
before Christmas giving Santa a hand collecting for the needy. A total of
15 outings for Lion Santa and Rudolph collected in excess of £3,700. This
has provided food parcels and electricity vouchers for over 100 needy
families and has funded five Christmas parties for the elderly.
Lion President, John Clayton, who was one of those knocking on doors,
said, "It was a marvellous effort this year; our best yet".
Thanks to all those who gave so generously and especially for the help
given by Liz Bailey of the Whole Hog Celebratory Arts Group in building
such a magnificent Rudolph to guide Santa on his travels. The float was
better than ever!
The Lions have been helping Santa for over 20 years and have, thanks to
the generosity of all those who have contributed, been able to give those
less fortunate a little extra at Christmas. Thank you all for your help.
Lyminge W.I.
Our first meeting of the New Year was a very interesting one. Mr.
Godden gave us a talk and slides on Western Norway, which we all enjoyed.
The Competition was a photo of a winter scene; 1srt Mrs. Harris, 2nd Mrs.
Longley and 3rd Mrs. Wareham.
Lyminge Senior Citizens' Club
The Senior Citizens' Club enjoyed slides on America given by Mr. Godden.
One the 6th of January we held a New Year Tea party. This was attended by
27 of our members. We sang carols and had a lovely tea and a beautiful
cake iced by Mr. Hayward. Every member received a Christmas present on
leaving. Dorothy Bain.
The following letter has been received from Mr. Norman J. King, of
10 Kimberley Terrace, Lyminge
"Dear Madam,
"I have just received and read, a copy of the Lyminge Newsletter
for the current month.
"I have read with amazement, that Lyminge has received a Nation
Award for care and support of older people. I have lived, as a newcomer,
in Lyminge for 12 years, and as I am almost an octogenarian, I would be
most interested in care and support. Obviously, it has passed me by, for
regrettably, I have seen no evidence of the qualities, which apparently
have prompted the award, in question. Indeed, I feel that if Lyminge is
the acme for the nation, in this matter, I must extend my sympathy to the
residents of the other communities, who failed to match up to Lyminge's
apparently high standards.
"Fortunately, I have only sought support on one issue, namely the
signing of the road in which I live. On several occasions I have
approached the Parish Council on this matter, and on each occasion
sympathetic noises have accompanied a "pushing under the
carpet".
"In desperation, I approached Shepway Council, who informed me
that they had no objection to the signing of Kimberley Terrace, provided
that I met the cost of doing so! Precious little support there, either
from my Parish Councillors, or the local authority.
"This is the only occasion upon which I have sought support, and
in future, I wouldn't repeat the exercise, no matter how many plaques
Lyminge received for in my experience, the care and support referred to,
is most elusive."
Editor's reply:
1. Care and support of the elderly
On behalf of the very many in the village who do care and support the
elderly in our community, I feel very sad that Mr. King should feel so
negative about this award. I suggest that he read the submission, a copy
of which is available in the Library. There he will read about the many
aspects which make Lyminge a good place to live. In the citation at the
award ceremony one of the key things highlighted was the subtlety of
support for those who need it. Mr. Hayward, for instance, takes a basket
of groceries and bread around the flats in Nailbourne Court, saving people
the walk to the shops.
2. The Signing of Kimberley Terrace
The Parish Council is aware of the strength of Mr. King's opinion
regarding the signing of Kimberley Terrace and indeed shares his concern
that the emergency services may have difficulties locating people with
this address. To this end they have regularly corresponded with Shepway
District Council on the subject, for it is SDC who are responsible for
road signs, not the Parish Council.
It is a timely reminder to us all to ensure that we have our map
grid reference taped to our telephones to give when we call 999.
Nevertheless, the emergency services do have very technologically advanced
location systems.
I have copied Mr. King's letter to Age Concern, The Chairman of the
Parish Council, Derrick Hamer and David Monk, one of our Ward
Representatives for SDC.
Lanfranc, High
Street, Lyminge - FOR HIRE
Very comfortable Church House for hire for small parties,
meetings, coffee mornings, etc. Use of whole house with kitchen
and tables & chairs. With or without heating. Booking
Secretary: Ken Bolton 863117.
Mrs. F.E. Sharp, MSSCh, MBChA
Qualified Surgical Chiropodist
I hold a clinic at Lyminge Village Hall on the 3rd Thursday each
month from 9.00am AND at Lanfranc, High Street, Lyminge on the 1st
Tuesday of each month from 2.00pm, OR in the comfort and privacy
of your own home. Phone 863692 for an appointment.
The Coach and Horses in January
NEW - look out for our children's meal deals. £2.50. Price
includes main meal, sweet and a toy. Excellent value for money
Don't forget Thursday night is quiz night. Fun informal
atmosphere. Cash prizes. All welcome.
Planning a function? Let us know. We will cater or just provide
the venue (free of charge) for your Christening, Wedding
Reception, birthday party or even a retirement bash. Let us do the
work - book a disco and bring enough people - we will share the
cost.
Remember our take-away food service. Full menu available,
including the popular large cod or plaice and chips at £3.20.
Everything is served in "stay hot" containers with free
sauce sachets.
Open from 11.30am and 5.00pm weekdays (don't forget the 5-7 Club -
discount bitter from 5.00pm to 7.00pm), 11.30am and 7.00pm
Saturdays and all day Sunday. Telephone 862694.
Scottish Country Dancing
A fun evening for anyone with or without experience to enjoy this
activity with our friendly group 9Wednesdays 8.00pm - 10.00pm at
Etchinghill Village Hall). Give it a try! 'Phone 862501 for more
information.
Ellie Topaz, BA Hons, MRSS
offers
HEALING BODYWORK, based on harmonising the body's energy system
through gentle touch. Effective in treating sinusitis, respiratory
problems, migraine, stiff neck, back problems, arthritis, anxiety,
insomnia, depression, digestive disorders, menstrual problems,
stress and poor circulation. For further details, or to book an
appointment, please contact Ellie on 862261.
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MChS
State Registered Chiropodist
Member of the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists.
Member of the Association of Reflexologists
Specialist member of the Association of Beauty Therapy and
Cosmetology.
Honeypot Holt, Longage Hill,
Rhodes Minnis, Canterbury, CT4 6XT
For appointments please call: telephone: 863359
Fax: 863359
Etchinghill Golf
Open to the general public. Splendid 80-seater a la carte
restaurant. Coffee shop for light snacks.
Tuesday evenings - 3-course meal £5.99.
Traditional Sunday carvery lunch - 2 courses £9.95.
Theme Food Nights
Special requirements catered for - families welcome
Please 'phone 862929 for all enquiries.
Sue Dyson MBRA - Reflexologist/Aromatherapist
Reflexology for adults and children.
Special price for children/babies.
Ladies aromatherapy massage.
Cellulite reduction programme.
Essential oils available for use at home.
Gift vouchers available.
The Organmaker's Cottage, North Lyminge. Tel: 862595.
UP-BEAT - Folkestone Heart Support Group
We meet on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7.30pm in St.
Martin's Community Centre, Queens Avenue, off Horn Street,
Cheriton. Membership is free and supported by the area's Cardiac
Care Team. If you have a heart disease or are recovering from a
cardiac-related problem, you're not alone! UP-BEAT Heart Support
Group has an enjoyable programme of talks, activities and social
events. Just come along - partners and friends welcome! For
further information and a FREE programme, contact Colin or Diana
on 245240, or email: upbeat@lineone.net
February Gardening Hints from the Gardeners' Society's
Garden Welfare Officer
1. Prune grapes and ornamental vines.
2. Check trees and shrubs planted last year. Firm around the base
if necessary.
3. Replace any broken fence posts.
4. Cover plants in the greenhouse with fleece (or newspaper if you
have no fleece) when frosts are forecast.
5. Ensure that outside pots are not standing in water.
6. Prune large flowered clematis (that flower from July onwards)
7. Check outside taps and lag against freezing.
Happy Gardening!
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Lyminge Airport
Taxi Service
A quality taxi service serving airports, London etc.
Call Peter Chamberlain on 863226 or 07050 650279
Clive Adsett
Mobile Car Mechanic
For most petrol models
General Servicing Engine Tuning Mechanical Repairs
M.O.T.'s arranged, car collected and returned
M.O.T. work
All at competitive rates. Telephone: 863400
Matthew Reynolds
Window and Carpet Cleaning
Local window cleaner. Reasonable rates. Carpet cleaning estimates
supplied on request. For a free estimate, please give me a ring on
863696.
T. Southern and Son
Solid fuel merchants/Calorgas stockists.
Prompt attention from family-run business.
Competitive prices.
Telephone for details on 862397.
Sewing machines repaired in your own home
Expert on Bernina, Singer, Necchi, Pfaff, Jones & Brother,
Riccar, Frister & Rossman, New Home etc.
We call on you. No call-out charge.
Telephone: 01303 245320 or 0860 295895
Mayfield Stores, Grocers and Video Club
Telephone: 862435
Open Monday-Saturday 7.30am - 6.00pm. Sunday 9.00am - 1.00pm
FREE DELIVERIES
Good selection of children's cartoons at 50p per night.
New videos during February include:
"X-files - The Movie", "Dr. Dolittle",
"Blackdog", "Species 2".
Now in stock - cod and smoked haddock fillets
CALL IN AND SEE US SOME TIME
Stairlift Services
Now local to you! 24 hour call-out 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Quality service and repairs on all major makes including:
STANNAH - BISON BEDE - MINIVATOR - CHURCHILL
Engineers to EITB and NALM requirements.
'Phone/Fax: 01304 840150 (office-home)
Mobile: 0370 763731.
C. & M.E. Blanch
Lyminge Post Office Telephone: 862201
BILLS (except Southern Water) payable FREE of charge including
Inland Revenue payments.
SAVINGS STAMPS - to ease the pain!
WINTER HOLIDAYS - foreign currency, insurance (including ski
cover) E111. Regret no passport forms.
The Old Mill Office Services
Colour scanning and copying
We can provide the individual or small business with quality
secretarial services from the odd photocopy to the full range of
typing, presentation, binding, telephone answering service, fax
and e-mail (send and receive), personalised stationery and much,
much more.
Keep this number handy - you never know when you might need us.
Gill Monk - 862393 or e-mail: gillym@globalnet.co.uk
Neil Hartup - Mender
Have you broken a favourite tool, household items or a child's
toy? I can mend things for which there is no recognised repairer.
Call me on 863096, or at "Homefield", Cuckoo Lane,
Postling.
Do you suspect that you pay too much tax?
Richards & Co. Chartered Accountants
We offer professional, friendly assistance. Telephone Tim Richards
on 862022 or call in at the office (over the old National
Westminster Bank, Canterbury Road) for a free initial chat.
Childminder
Do you require a childminder? I am a qualified Nursery Nurse KCC
Registered. I have a few vacancies full or part-time for children
from birth to school age.
For further details, please contact Pauline on 863810.
G.W. Finn and Sons
Telephone: 862246
We are specialists in country and village property sales with
three residential offices in Lyminge, Sandwich and Fordwich.
Particulars of properties on the market are circulated to all
offices with colour photographs used on all details. If you are
interested in marketing your home, please call us for free
marketing advice.
Bricklayer
Available for extensions, garages, garden walls, patios, drives,
repointing and other works.
For a free estimate 'phone Daniel on 863958 or 07899910072.
| Haxtons Ltd.,
Estate Agents
The Estate Offices, 8 Station Road, Lyminge
Telephone: 863393, Facsimile: 863580
http://www.propertyworld.co.uk/haxtons
We specialise in town and country properties. For a friendly and
efficient service please contact us. We are now open 7 days a
week. We offer competitive commission rates, Internet advertising,
and we advertise in the local newspapers in colour. We also
produce full colour details. This firm is a member of the Local
Independent Network of Estate Agents.
Lyminge Fencing
Manufacturers of top quality
*Fencing panels and matching gates *
* Close board panels and gates *
* Trellis panels * Rose arches * etc.
Telephone: 01303 862685 or 0860 568945
Honeysuckle Cottages, High Street.
Foundation Carpets
Visit our new showroom at
2, Station Road, Lyminge
CARPETS, NATURAL FLOORING, LAMINATES, VINYLS AND RUGS
We have carpets available to suit all budgets, from as little as
£1.70 per sq. yd.
For a FREE, no obligation estimate anywhere in Kent,
'phone Mike or Sue on 862186
Oscar
The complete pet care service - now in this area.
Free nutritional advice.
Free advice on pet related problems.
Excellent quality products delivered directly to you.
Free taste test for your pet before you buy.
Tel: 275364 to contact your local nutritional advisor.
J.C.K. Renovations
The Complete Building and Plastering Service
Rising and penetrating damp treatment Timber rot and beetle attack
External rendering Plastering Int./ext. texture coatings
Concreting Roofing Dry walling Decorating Carpentry Property
maintenance
Telephone: 273837 or mobile 0378 118066.
Alan J. Boughton
Small Works Builder
All aspects of building work undertaken
40 years experience
Telephone: 862075
Lyminge Heating
Plumbing - Heating - Building Works - Maintenance Work - Kitchens
- Bathrooms - Extensions.
From minor repairs to major alterations.
Contact Dennis Huntley on 862343 or
Chris Small on 862935
CORGI registered. Qualified Tradesmen.
Sabre Conservatories, Windows and Doors
We manufacture beautiful double-glazed PVC-u units in our own
factory to exacting standards. We can also boast of being only one
of five companies in the UK manufacturing the fantastic slim-line
Marshall Tufflex system Vertical Sliding Sash Window, which caries
a severe weather rating. So, if you have old box sash style
windows and believe PVC-u would look out of place, think again!
Maintenance free, sealed units, spring loaded balances, slim-line
appearance and decorative 'horns' make our Vertical Slider one of
the best on the market. Remember, we are suppliers to the trade
both in the UK and Europe - they know a good window when they see
one!
For a no obligation quote, call 862393 or email us at
mailto:SabreWindows@gillym.globalnet.co.uk
Jackson Plumbing and Heating
Gas Acop Approved.
No job too small.
Special rates for OAP's
Telephone: Home/evening 270691 or day time 0831 169578.
Emery and Mullett - Builders
All aspects of building, decorating, plumbing and electrical work
undertaken. No job too small. Free estimates. Special rates for
OAP's. Telephone 863249. Direct line to proprietor: 07971 202790.
K.L. Guyett
Property and Garden Maintenance Services
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Gardening * Painting * Decorating * Carpentry * Building
For free estimates 'phone Ken on 863049 or 0850 600359
Beaver Builders
from design to completion
Extensions Conversions
Roofing Plumbing
Carpentry Decorating
Telephone: 863371, mobile: 0402 009127.
24 hour emergency. Free quotes.
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