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June 1999
THE LYMINGE ASSOCIATION DISCO
Sunday 16 May:
With music still ringing in our ears and feet still aching from dancing,
the Lyminge Association Committee are enjoying the after-effects of the
FIVE-HOUR DISCO session! The children who attended the Disco yesterday
gave us an interesting five hours too! Little Daniel, who was rather
overwhelmed by the under five's Disco, and who fell asleep on Linda's lap
for most of the time, does not reflect the quality of Christopher's Disco
music! Well done Chris for 5 hours of wonderful lighting and music. Out
thanks also go to a certain little band of lads who were at the second (7
to 10's) session. They did a sterling job collecting up all the empty
drink cans during their time there and firmly insisted that we had to
recycle them at the bottle bank. How much Disco Dancing they did was
questionable, but we hope that with the rest of the youths who attended,
they enjoyed the event as much as we did organising it. The 11 to 15 year
age group was not so well attended, but provided us with interesting dance
routines to watch! Altogether approximately 180 children attended. Our
only regret was that we missed part of the wonderful atmosphere from
Lyminge Day as we were decorating the Methodist Hall to provide
'atmosphere'. Congratulations anyway to the Village Hall Committee for
their successful village day. Debbie Marsh (Chairman) and Linda Willcox
(Vice-Chairman).
Proposal for a Concrete Batching Plant at the
Beachborough Roundabout, Newington
Regrettably, this Newsletter will reach you too late for you to let
Shepway District Council know any views you may have (the planning
application is scheduled for discussion on 1 June), but residents should
be aware that Balfour Beatty have made a planning application (no.
99/0328/SH) to build a plant to make concrete for the rail link. If it
goes ahead traffic volumes and the environment could be severely affected.
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News from the Millennium Committee
Don't forget that the Millennium Raffle will be drawn on Saturday 19
June 1999. The prizes are as follows:
1st Shopping Vouchers to the value of £150.
2nd Piece of Hand-crafted Furniture (from Thoroughly Wood)
3rd Family Fun - a Summer Outing Package*
The following can be chosen from:
* Golfing Heaven package*
* Fitness Fanatics package*
* Gentle Pursuits package*
* One car and up to 5 people to Duxford Air Museum
* Family ticket to Leeds Castle
* Family ticket to Wingham Bird Park
* Bottle of Champagne
* Handbag
* Tin of biscuits
* Adult ticket to Port Lympne
* Book - "Spicer's Years"
* Return ferry ticket for car and up to 9 passengers
.....and more!
* The packages contain a variety of at least three vouchers for local
attractions or pursuits
Not everyone has returned their ticket stubs yet! Please bring them to
Haxton's Estate Agents or to the School on Saturday 19 June. Please return
unsold tickets. If you would like more tickets both Haxton's and the
Library have some. Funds from the raffle will help us to finance the
Millennium events - the more money the better the events!! Leaflets
outlining next year's planned events will be available at the Raffle draw.
Your next opportunity to purchase the Lyminge Millennium mugs will be
at the Ethelburga Fete on Saturday 12th June. They cost £4.50 each, or £40.50
for ten. They are already proving popular - don't forget there is only a
limited number available - buy now to avoid disappointment!
Lyminge C.E. Primary School - 150th Anniversary
Celebrations
This year Lyminge C.E. Primary School is 150 years old. We are having a
week of celebrations 14th-19th June and invite you to join us for some of
the events. As part of the week there will be an exhibition of school
photographs, reports and memorabilia. If you can lend us any items for the
exhibition, please contact the school as soon as possible (Tel 862367).
On Friday 18th June we are being presented with a scroll signed by the
Archbishop of Canterbury marking 150 years to service to education and
there will be a buffet lunch for children, staff and invited guests. We
are trying to find the oldest person who came to the school to invite them
as guest of honour to the lunch. If you know of someone who might be
eligible, please let the school know.
On Saturday 19th June 10am-12 noon there will be an open day for
villagers to visit the school to look around, see the exhibition and have
coffee. Please come along and share in our celebrations.
Lyminge Parish Council
At the Annual General Meeting, held on Monday 17th May, Councillors
re-elected Cllr Derrick Hamer as Chairman and elected Cllr Edgar Taylor as
Vice Chairman. The Chairmen of the committees will be appointed at their
first meetings.
Members of the public are always welcome to meetings of the Parish
Council and can address the Council on any matters of local interest
before the meeting commences. The next meeting is on Monday 28 June at
7.30pm in Lyminge Village Hall. Further information from Colin Auld, Clerk
of the Council, on 01303 862607.
Neighbourhood Watch
There will be a meeting for Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinators on Monday
19 July in either Lyminge or Elham Village Hall (notification will
follow). This will help address any existing problems, particularly with
regard to information flow. If you are claiming on your insurance that you
are in a Neighbourhood Watch area, you must make sure your Neighbourhood
Watch is still active!
Overhanging Branches and Greenery
Now that the leaves are on the trees and bushes, villagers are asked to
check any greenery which overhangs footpaths and cut them back as
necessary. This is particularly vital at junctions where a view of the
road may be obscured, and where branches and nettles may hurt small
children, particularly in pushchairs.
During June
Lyminge Library
The Exhibition in June will be of mixed media paintings by local
artist, June Price.
During June
Lyminge Dramatic Society
Lyminge Dramatic Society are "on tour" in the month of
June, with a new variety show entitled, "Variety '99".
The Show, which promises to be a great evening's entertainment,
includes a mixture of songs, dance routines, comic sketches,
monologues and melodramas. Catch the show at one of the following
venues:
Elham Village Hall- Saturday 5 June 7.45pm
Lyminge Village Hall - Friday 11 June 7.45pm
Saltwood Village HallSaturday 12 June 7.45pm
The Show includes as specially rehearsed act from the Youth Drama
Group.
Tickets are available from Elham Newsagency, G.W. Finn and Sons (Lyminge)
and Saltwood Post Office. Book early to avoid disappointment.
Lyminge Methodist Church
A warm welcome to any who wish to share our family worship each
Sunday!
Our Minister, the Rev. Carole Irwin will lead worship on 6 June
and 27 June, which will include Holy Communion. For Baptisms,
Weddings or Funerals, please contact her on 278525.
Hall/rooms available for hire through Christina Guyett, telephone
863049.
31st May - 12th June
Age Concern, Elham Rural
There will be a house-to-house collection in your area for
Alexandra Rose Day. 80% of the proceeds from this collection will
go directly to Age Concern, Elham Rural.
Wednesday 2 June
(Volunteer Week 1st - 7th June) - We'd value your time!
Age Concern, Elham Rural
All volunteers (existing and potential!) are invited to a cream
tea at the Age Concern Day Centre, Everist Court, Lyminge at
3.00pm. For further information contact Mrs. Sheila Woods, Area
Organiser on 862364.
Friday 4 June
Race Night in aid of Cantores Dominicae
Lyminge Village Hall. Doors open 7.15pm - first race 8.00pm. £5
per head including supper. Licensed bar. Booking essential -
please call Gill Monk - 863803
Saturday 5 June
Etchinghill Cricket Club
Car Boot Sale. Boots cost £5.00 on the day. For further
information call 862060.
| Sunday 6 June
The Valley Carnival
The Valley Carnival will take to the road at 3.00pm, starting from
Lyminge School and then winding its way round the village,
stopping at the 'station' to refuel. The carnival is based on the
history of transport through the valley using the train as a
central theme. Amazing costumes are being made by the children of
Lyminge and Hawkinge Schools and by guides and scouts and other
groups. They are being helped by the 'Whole Hog Celebratory Arts
Group'. Lyminge Scouts are providing marching music. The Elham
Valley Lions are providing the organisation and backup. Workshops
are being held during half term in Elham and Lyminge for everyone
to come and do their bit and make the event a really impressive
one. The Lions have received a grant from the Millennium
Commission for next year to run a carnival through the whole
valley.
Tuesday 8 June
Lyminge W.I.
Our next meeting will start at 2.15pm, when the Speaker will be
Mrs. Cansick on 'Patchwork'. The competition will be an animal
from a vegetable.
Saturday 12 June
St. Ethelburga Summer Fete
Saturday 12 June
In aid of the Lord Whisky Animal Sanctuary
Dog & Owners Happy Day and
Animal Blessing Service 2.00pm - 4.00pm
All animals Blessing Service at 2.00pm with Rev. Christopher
Esgate. Rescue Dogs and Owners Fun Classes - judging 2.30pm
approx. Entries (60p) 12.30pm - all pet dogs welcome. Judges:
Viscontess Hawarden and Derek & Dianne Stingmore (Kentish
Gazette). Pet Classes - judging 2.30pm approx. Entries (50p)
1.00pm - Feather, Reptiles, Insects, Rabbits, Hamsters etc. Judge
Mr. Ray Williams. Cups to be presented by Lady Hawarden. Music by
Faversham Mission Band. Owls. Bees. Stalls £5.00 pre-booked.
Children's corner. Bric-a-brac. Bottle stall. Raffles. Tombolas.
Hot and Cold Refreshments - and much, much more. Admission by
donation. Plenty of parking.
Tuesday 15 June
Etchinghill W.I.
We meet at 2.30pm at Etchinghill Village Hall. Our Speaker will be
Mrs. G.D. Moir on "My Life on a Falklands Sheep Farm".
We have a nice tea afterwards.
Wednesday 16 June
Rhodes Minnis Circle
Our next meeting is at 7.30pm at Rhodes Minnis Village Hall, when
Mr. Tony Jeffrey, Solicitor, will give a talk followed by
Questions and Answers. This month's competition is, 'A New Law I
Would Like to See Put Into Place'.
Saturday 3 July
Etchinghill Cricket Club
Car Boot Sale. Boots cost £5.00 on the day. For further
information call 862060.
Saturday 3 July
Lyminge Historical Society
Evening outing to Hever Castle and Gardens. Telephone Bob Gay on
862574 for more details.
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Wanted
Any kind of odds and ends of wool. I knit full-sized blankets (now
starting on the 60th blanket) which are distributed to the homeless by the
Sue Ryder Foundation. Please contact me by 'phone on 863353, or Ridgehill
Barn, Etchinghill. D.C. Wrathall.
Lyminge Bowls Club
We have had a very successful start to our season, winning all of our
weekend friendlies. Our coaching course is still available for the next
three weeks on Sunday mornings at 10.30pm. At the present we are averaging
15 people who are attending these coaching sessions.
Home Matches for June:
Saturday 5th 10.00am - Sunday 6th 3.00pm
Saturday 12th 3.00pm - Monday 14th 2.30pm
Wednesday 16th 2.30pm - Sunday 20th 3.00pm
Tuesday 22nd 2.30pm - Saturday 26th 10.00am
Sunday 27th 2.30pm
We are situated in Woodland Road next to the Scout Hut and Village
Hall.
Etchinghill Village Hall
Due to a cancellation, the hall is now available for hire for a
Millennium party or other event on 31 December 1999. Bookings may also be
made for other events during the week and at weekends. Please contact the
booking clerk on 862172 for availability and prices. Don't forget regular
groups who welcome new members - Scottish Country Dancing, Toddlers Group,
W.I. and Guild, Table Tennis.
Lyminge Pre-School Playgroup
Lyminge Pre-School Playgroup is now accepting bookings for September.
We are a long-established and well-equipped Playgroup, which meets in
Lyminge Village Hall from 9.00pm to 12 noon on weekday mornings during
term time. Please 'phone Lynn Hussey (862831) for further information and
to reserve a place for your child.
King's School, Geography Settlement Topic
In an email from Rory Reilly, Head of Geography, The King's School, he
writes:
"I would like to thank the residents of Lyminge for their help and
patience with our pupils during their geography field trip to the village
on May 20th. They are now busy writing up their findings".
Further enquiry rendered the following:
"They looked at the site of the village. They surveyed all the
village services; type, situation and use. They looked at shopping
patterns of the people living in the village. They also looked at housing;
age and size. This gave them some ideas about the development of the
village. They also tried to gain an idea about the population structure of
the village, but with many out at work they realised that they were not
getting an accurate picture. In a questionnaire they also looked for views
about the village. Other villages studied were Ash, Wingham, Bridge,
Barham and Elham.
Calling Long-lost School Friends
Nigel Armstrong emailed from Vancouver. He grew up in the village
during the 1960's and early 70's before moving to Scotland. The family
lived in Brady Road and Nigel had five brothers and sisters (Julie,
Alison, Debbie and twins Alex and Neal). Nigel was head choir boy at
Church until his voice broke (in Rev. Luckett's time). If you would like
to contact him, his email addy is nigela@asiaonline.net.
Contact Liz on 863197 if you don't have a computer!
For Sale
Girls Mountain Bike - 'Apollo'
Suit 6-9 years. Excellent condition
£50 ono
Call Gill Monk 863803
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 session8.30am - 12.30pm
£27.50 per day pm session1.30pm - 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.
Etchinghill W.I.
We all enjoyed Mr. B. Ogley speaking on the "Wind of Change".
He told us how the Hurricane of '87 changed the direction of his life. He
brought some of his books with him and members were able to buy them.
Lyminge W.I.
At our meeting of 11th May we voted on the Resolutions which now go to
the IGM at the Royal Albert Hall on the 2nd June. Our competition last
month was how many words of 3 letters or more could be got from the word
"International". Mrs Harris 1st. Mrs. Payne 2nd.
The Senior Citizens' Club
We had a pleasurable outing to Borden, near Sittingbourne, where we all
enjoyed a cream tea. En route we saw woods full of bluebells and fields of
yellow rape. A lovely afternoon and the sun shone for us.
D. Bain.
Sibton Park Cricket Club
'100' Club Winners for May 1999 were; F. Burger £25.00 and R. Burt £10.00.
Gardening Tips for June
Sow biennials, including polyanthus and winter pansies. Plant anemones
for autumn flower. Prune spring flowering shrubs after the blooms have
faded. Feed spent bulbs with a potassium-rich fertiliser to ensure good
flowering for next spring. Tackle perennial weeds. Look into ways of
conserving and collecting rainwater in the event of a dry summer. Mulching
plants helps and try linking up a series of water butts - it's a simple
task.
Lyminge Gardeners' Society
Saturday 19 June
The Society, along with other gardening clubs in the area, has been
invited to a table top competition at Bossingham Village Hall, to help the
Bossingham Society celebrate its 80th anniversary. Doors will be open to
the public from 3.00pm
Tuesday 22 June
There will be an evening visit to Pear House, Sellinge, renowned for its
display of roses. Non-members will be welcome to join the trip. Be at
Sellinge by 7.30pm, or at the Library car park, Lyminge by 7.00pm.
Etchinghill Nurseries
We have a selection of bedding and perennial plants available from May
onwards. Also tomato, cucumbers and runner bean plants. Ring 863314
EVENINGS.
Whiteways Nursery
Bruce and Shirley Pascoe, Stowting, Ashford. TN25 6BS
Telephone/fax: 862259
* Bonsai and Accessories * Alpines * Conifers *
* Bedding/Patio Plants * Perennials * Shrubs *
Open from Easter to the end of October
Tuesday - Friday 1.00pm- 6.00pm
November - Easter weekends only 10.00am - 5.00pm
Open all day on Bank Holidays.
The Coach and
Horses
Don't forget to fill out a questionnaire for the Millennium night.
We would like to know.
Don't fancy cooking tonight? We are very happy to welcome families
to the Coach and Horses. We have a menu to suit eveyone!
Don't forget to check the blackboard outside for the matches which
feature on SKY TV - and then join us to watch the match on our big
screen.
Telephone: 862694.
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.
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.
Mrs. L.I. Arnold 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
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Hons, MRSS
offers
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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.
Electrosound
Disco, P.A. and Lighting Services.
Anthony Seymour (tel. 01227 832269)
Granary Court
Out Elmstead Lane
Barham CT4 6PG
Sue Dyson M.B.R.A.
Over 10 years experience in Reflexology, Aromatherapy and massage.
Top quality essential oils for sale.
Gift vouchers available.
NEW CLINIC AT:
Bank Chambers, Canterbury Road, Lyminge (rear of old Nat West
Bank)
Tel: 862595 for an appointment or free consultation.
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.
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One Off Cleaning
Services
It is that time again - Spring Cleaning! One Off Cleaning will get
those annual jobs done. Washing painted surfaces, cleaning out
cupboards, cleaning inside windows, polishing the furniture. Call
Sue Chitty on 862617 (evenings).
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
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 07771 865112
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.
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 June include:
"Saving Private Ryan", "The Negotiator",
"The Mask of Zorro" and "What Dreams May
Come".
Try us for fresh sliced ham - smoked or unsmoked, cooked beetroot
and traditional bread from Burgate Bakery.
CALL IN AND SEE US SOME TIME
C. & M.E. Blanch
Lyminge Post Office
Telephone: 862201
Pay your bills: Telephone, Gas, Seeboard, Folkestone and Southern
Water - FREE of charge.
Travel: Foreign currency. Insurance. Elll.
East Kent Bus Co, Agent: Explorer tickets. Outings.
Books: O.S., road maps, gardening etc. Stock or to order
Dry Cleaning & Laundry: Weekly service - Tuesday am.
The Old Mill Office Services
We offer an extensive range of services from the odd photocopy to
full office support.
* Word processing, spreadsheets, databases
* Fax & e-mail bureau, web surfing, 1-to-1 computer training
* Book keeping, telephone answering
* Colour scanning and copying
* Artwork, binding, laminating
* Mailshots
No job too small - give us a call on 862393
or e-mail: gillym@globalnet.co.uk
Curtains and Blinds
I can measure and make curtains and Roman blinds for a fraction of
the prices charged by High Street shops. 'Phone 863947 for quotes
or further information.
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.
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.
| Browns
Bank Buildings, Elham, Canterbury, Kent CT4 6TD
Telephone: 840422
Chartered Surveyors and Estate Agents
* Regional specialists in the sale of village and country property
throughout East Kent
* A progressive and proactive company, we operate 7days a week
* We have been established over 30 years and as Chartered
Surveyors, high standards of professionalism and ethics are
assured.
Jackson Plumbing and Heating
Gas Acop Approved.
No job too small. Special rates for OAP's
Telephone: Home/evening 270691 or day time 0778 8486391.
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.
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
With over 300 carpets to choose from 30 Vinyls, 7 types of wood
flooring and Hundreds of rugs, we are sure we can help you. For a
free no obligation estimate, call Mike or Sue on 862186 or visit
our Aladdin's Cave at
2 Station Road, Lyminge.
For the DIY enthusiast, 9mm laminate flooring and accessories with
free advice.
We thank you for your continued support.
WWW.foundation-flooring.com
N.P.C. Domestic Services
Qualified domestic appliance and electrical engineer
Service and repair of all domestic appliances including:
Washing machines, tumble dryers, cookers and vacuum cleaners.
Small electrical work and household maintenance including extra
telephone points. Many other tasks undertaken.
For a prompt and friendly service and no local call out charge,
telephone Neil Collard on 248887.
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.
K. & M. Lewsey Ltd.
Plumbing and Heating Engineers
Established 1969
Registered Plumber. Gas ASOP Approved Engineers
Telephone: 264535
Daytime Monday to Friday manned office.
M.J. Athow - Est. 1965
BUILDER & DECORATOR
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
Qualified and Insured. Free estimates
24 hour emergency service
Telephone 862616 Mobile 0976 306665
Beaver Builders
from design to completion
Extensions Conversions
Roofing Plumbing
Carpentry Decorating
Telephone: 863371, mobile: 0402 009127.
24 hour emergency. Free quotes.
K.L. Guyett
Property and Garden Maintenance Services
NO JOB TOO SMALL
* Building * Carpentry * Painting * Decorating *
* Gardening *
For free estimates 'phone Ken on 863049
or 0850 600359
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