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March 1999
LYMINGE MILLENNIUM DRAW
To be drawn on Saturday 19 July 1999 at Lyminge School
If your copy of the Newsletter has been delivered to your home, you
will also have received one book of Draw Tickets. The Lyminge Millennium
Committee has organised this draw in order to help fund the many
interesting and varied activities planned for the year 2000. We hope that
there will be something to everyone's taste. The full schedule of events
will be announced officially on Saturday 19 July, but they will include a
New Year's Eve celebration to remember, a Pancake Day race, May Day
celebrations, a street party, a "Harvest of Talents" for Harvest
weekend and a children's Christmas party.
All these will need to be properly insured and funded and so the
Lyminge Millennium Draw is the first of our fund-raising activities. There
are lots of prizes - as well as the three mentioned on the tickets we also
have a package of passes to fitness centres we have named " Get Fit
For the Millennium", another entitled "Leisure and Learn",
plus theatre tickets, a day trip to France, a tin of biscuits - and so on.
Please help make 2000 a year to remember by buying your tickets. The stubs
and money (£1.00 per book) can be left at Haxtons. Many thanks to all the
Newsletter Distributors for bringing you the tickets and to Haxtons for
their help. If you need any more tickets, please give Liz Coleman a ring
(863197).
This month's Newsletter is sponsored by:
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us to find out what we can do for you. Haxtons is a member of the local
independent network of estate agents (LINEA). This is a group of
independent estate agents located throughout Kent who will help with the
sale of your property at no extra cost to you. In this way, you benefit
from dealing with one local agent and building a relationship with them,
but at the same time, you receive the coverage and marketing efforts of
many. We are also currently offering very special commission rates for all
instructions taken on between now and the end of March. Please call in or
ring Barbara, Roy or Joe for further details on 01303 863393.
Community Policing
Crime in Lyminge for January 1999 was down to just one, which was a
theft from a motor vehicle. Please can bike riders make sure that if they
are riding during dark mornings or evenings they have lights showing to
the front and rear of their bikes. If anyone has any information about any
crime in the Parish, no matter how small it may be, please feel free to
come and see me at the Police Surgery at Lyminge Library. Alternatively,
you can leave your name and telephone number at the Library and I will
contact you. Finally, a note to motorists.... please remember to lock your
vehicle and set the alarms if you have them, as cars are being stolen in
some surrounding areas. Sam Wigley.
Note: the Police Surgery is held on Mondays from 3.00pm to 4.00pm and
Thursdays from 6.00pm to 7.00pm. On the Mondays the Surgery is manned by a
Parish Councillor, who will ensure your query or information is dealt with
in complete confidence and directed immediately to the Police. The Monday
Surgery is also an opportunity to deal with any matter which you feel the
Parish Council can action.
Toad Patrol 1999
Established residents of Lyminge Parish will be well aware that a
colony of toads over-winter in Ashley Wood (beyond Beachborough - opposite
Summerhouse Hill). A good marker for the start of Spring is their annual
migration to their spawning pond at the other side of the former B2065.
However, the migration can take place at any time, unpredictably and in a
headlong rush. The time depends on the weather and the lengthening of the
days, but is more predicable at night and in damp (rainy) conditions. For
regular users of the road, the first signs of the migration are the
appearance of do-it-yourself toad signs (not a spelling mistake!) and a
few people dashing around with buckets and torches! The first week of
March is quite a usual start. Sadly another, more disturbing, sign is the
large number of corpses littering the road. So, please slow down as you
approach this area and then drive very carefully in order to avoid our
four-legged, hopping neighbours - and the two-legged bucket and torch
carriers! If you have time to spare, please also volunteer your services.
Just turn up at the toad crossing suitably clad for the cold, wet, dark
conditions and with a bucket and a torch and assist in the toads'
long-term survival.
LYMINGE DAY
SATURDAY 15 MAY 1999 - SCHOOL SPORTS DAY 1900
Recreate the atmosphere of a turn of the century summer and take part
in a school sports day - and compete in all the old-fashioned races and
games.
If you would like to enter a team, ring Dennis Huntley for details on
862343
Plus craft stalls, sideshows, exhibitions, demonstrations,
Morris men, pony rides, all-day beer tent, teas
Monday
1 March
Folkestone and Hythe Conservative Association
Lyminge Branch
The Annual General Meeting will be held at Etchinghill Golf Club
at 7.00pm. All members are welcome.
Saturday 6 March
St. Mary and St. Ethelburga Parish Church, Lyminge
presents
THE FOLKESTONE CELEBRATION CHOIR
Conducted by Paul Powell, in the warmth of the Church
£5.00 includes cheese and wine
ALL PROCEEDS IN AID OF CHURCH FUNDS
Tickets available from:
Mrs. Alice Davies 862584
Mrs. Pat Watt 862246
Mrs. Liz Sharp 863692
Saturday 6 March
Oast Quilters
Sharon Garrick's talk is "I should really know when to say
"No'" at St. Anselm's School, Canterbury. 2.00pm for
2.30pm. More information from 863197.
Tuesday 9 March
Lyminge W.I.
The Speaker will be Mrs. Marion Collins on "Cathedral Flower
Festivals". Marion regularly arranges flowers at Canterbury
Cathedral. The Competition will be a floral arrangement for a
church window - frontal effect. The meeting starts at 2.15pm at
Nailbourne Court.
Saturday 13 March
Lyminge W.I.
A Coffee Morning will be held from 10.00am at Nailbourne Court.
There will be a cake stall, raffle and other stalls. The entrance
is 50p, which includes coffee and biscuits.
Saturday 13 March
Rhodes Minnis Village Hall
If you would like a family outing, then come to the Beetle Drive
starting at 7.00pm. It only costs £1.00 per adult and 50p per
child for a great evening, refreshments included.
Sunday 14 March
Together at 10
When? 10.00am
Where? Rhodes Minnis Chapel
Why? To thank God for Mothers.
A child-friendly short service for Mothers' Day - please come
along and bring your Mum (and Dad). Stay for a coffee and chat at
the end of the service. All denominations welcome.
Tuesday 16 March
Etchinghill W.I,
The Speaker at our meeting starting at 2.30pm will be Mrs. B.
Beevis on "A Look at Sainsbury's", followed by a
scrumptious tea.
Wednesday 17 March
Rhodes Minnis Circle
Our next meeting will start at 7.30pm at Rhodes Minnis Village
Hall, when our Speaker, Mr. Lush, will talk about herbs. This
month's competition is a recipe or remedy using herbs.
Thursday 18th and
Friday 19th March
Elham Charities Show
We are delighted to present our first show on the new village hall
stage. This will be an international revue entitled,
"Celebration!", a celebration of the new village hall,
as well as being our 21st anniversary. Tickets for the show will
be available from Elham Post Office and Gill's Hardware, price £5.00.
We have reduced the ticket price, as we shall not be providing the
supper. So please bring your own supper, wine and glasses (plates
and cutlery will be supplied). Please come and support us on this
exciting occasion. We promise you a good time. Dorothy Middlemiss.
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21 March
Parish Walk
Meet at 10.00am at the Post Office car park.
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. Anyone wishing to
find out more about the Society will be most welcome to call in
during the evening.
Saturday 20 March
CHARITIES' COFFEE MORNING
Saturday 27 March
Etchinghill W.I.
JUMBLE SALE
At Etchinghill Village Hall from 10.00am -12noon
Includes nearly new, bric-a-brac and books.
Teas available. Admission 20p
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.
Friday 2 April
Arthritis Research Campaign "ARC"
The annual doubles darts match is again being held on Easter
Friday at 8 o'clock in the Coach and Horses. Shield for the
winners and runner-up. A great evening for a great cause.
Tuesday 6 April
Lyminge Historical Society
Visitors are very welcome to come and listen to the talk given by
Eric Drury entitled "St. Mary's Hospital, Etchinghill",
starting at 7.45pm in the Lyminge Methodist Hall. Cost to
visitors, £1.00.
Thursday 22 April
Lyminge Outing to France
Outing to France by coach through the Tunnel, including buffet
lunch and free wine tasting. Leave 10.30am. £25.00 per head.
Details from 863299 or 862545.
Etchinghill Cricket Club
Car Boot Sales - Dates for 1999
Saturday....10th April, 8th May, 5th June, 3rd July, 28th August,
25th September and 9th October.
Boots cost £5.00 on the day. For further information ring 862060.
Lyminge Methodist Church
A warm welcome to any who wish to share our family worship at
11.00am each Sunday.
Mothering Sunday 14th March. Family Service conducted by the Rev.
Carole Irwine. Guest Preacher: Mr. Mike Chisnall.
Churches Together Lent Meetings. Every Wednesday 7.30pm at
Lanfranc, High Street. Title: Communities of Hope. Every Tuesday
2.30pm at Nailbourne Court. Title: Attending, Exploring, Engaging
- Hopes for the Millennium.
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Thanks
Beryl Barden, wife of Fred, who passed away on 25th January 1999, would
like to thank the neighbours and friends for their cards, flowers and
donations.
Thanks
Ann Benning and family wish to thank all their friends and neighbours for
all the help and kindness shown them during Harry's illness over the past
years. Thank you also for the lovely flowers and kind messages of
sympathy.
Thanks
Florence Mary Hall, 14.04.20 - 12.01.99. A brave fight, greatly missed.
Thank you all for your condolences. George Hall and Family.
Etchinghill Village Hall
In February's Newsletter an error was made concerning the telephone number
of the Booking Clerk for the Hall. The correct number should have been
862172 and NOT 862109. Our apologies to Dr. Michaels and his staff for
this mistake and thank you to them for redirecting callers to ring 862172.
From the Village Hall Committee.
Affordable Housing for Parishioners
The Rural Housing Trust has negotiated with Meriden at Etchinghill for six
houses of an affordable nature to be built at the rear of the site. The
two-bedroomed units will be the same quality as the rest of the housing.
They will be available for sale to people from the Civil Parish of Lyminge
and are likely to be sold by Meriden at a price in the region of £91,000.
The Rural Housing Trust, however, will be a part owner so the cost to the
house-holder is likely to be about £45,000. They are also likely to be
available to rent. This is very much a preliminary notice, but if you
would like more information when it is available, please contact the Clerk
to the Parish Council, Colin Auld, on 862607.
Hedgerow Survey
The Parish Council wishes to co-ordinate a survey of all the hedgerows in
the Parish. A working group will be set up to audit the hedges. Volunteers
are sought to help - perhaps you could take a note of a hedge along a path
where you regularly walk your dog? If you would like to help, or need more
information, please contact Patsy Philip on 862983.
Lyminge Library
Many thanks to the 1st Bossingham Brownies for their very colourful
collage pictures entitled, "Brownies in the Millennium", now on
display. The exhibition for March will be a collection of paintings, in
various mediums, including some local landscapes, by Mary Hill. Mary will
be showing her work for the first time at the Library.
Missing Mail
Some letters to a resident in Etchinghill have "gone astray". If
you haven't received correspondence you were expecting and have not
already reported this, please tell the Post Office - and your Parish
Council Representative, so that they have as much information as possible
to help with their enquiries.
Royal British Legion - Elham Valley Branch
Branch meetings are held at St. Mary's Hall, Elham at 2.30pm. April 6th,
July 6th, September 10th and A.G.M. on November 12th. We are always
looking for new members. Why not come to one of our meetings or our annual
dinner on April 24th at the Elham Village Hall, price £11.00. The Branch
Secretary is G. Hogben on 01227 709527.
Garden Safari - 19-20 June
The Lyminge Association is planning a Lyminge Garden Safari (gardens open)
again this year. This is a very popular event and attracts visitors to the
village. If you would like to open your garden to the public, please let
Debbie or Paul Marsh know on 863192. As with previous years, should you
wish to have a stall or do refreshments in your garden for your favourite
charity, that will be fine.
Rev. Frank Kent
As most people will know, the Rev. Frank Kent is leaving Lyminge at Easter
for a new "posting" at Sittingbourne. Frank's last service will
be on Easter Sunday. Frank and Ann will be greatly missed, not just by
Church Parishioners, but by the general community. Donations are welcome
for farewell gifts to Frank, which can be left in the box at Gills
Hardware, or given to any Church Warden or Harold Stenning at Church. The
closing date will be Saturday 27 March.
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
Etchinghill W.I.
At our January meeting we welcomed a new member, Mrs. Hills. We enjoyed
a talk by Mr. P. Smalley on "Recollections of a Country Vet"
followed by tea.
Lyminge W.I.
On the 9th February we had a gentleman from Somerfield's Stores. He
gave us a talk on how it first started up, to the present day. From what
he said, they are still expanding. Our competition for the last month was
a Jam Tart, which was won by Mrs. Harris.
The Senior Citizens' Club
The Club had a busy month again, and in spite of the cold weather our
numbers have been well up. A talk was given by Mrs Bain on the year she
first came to the village, travelling on the train from Lyminge to
Folkestone in 1941. She also described Mayfield Road, the main road and
shops in the village at that time.
Sibton Park Cricket Club
At the Annual Dinner Dance held at the Etchinghill Golf Club on 20th
February, the following Cups and Shields were awarded for achievement
throughout the 1998 cricket season:
Chairman's Cup: (donated by G.K. Keutenius) to G. Harris.
Batting Cup: (donated by J.O. Law) to T. Dunham.
Bowling Cup: (donated by P. McKen) to P. McLeary.
All-Rounder Cup: (donated by C.H. Clark) to D. Stewart
Fielding Shield: (donated by B.G. Norman) to S. Hickmott.
Young Player of the Year: (donated by D. Gabriel) to M. Wren.
Reminder: to all members - it is vital you attend the A.G.M. on the 6th
March 199 at the pavilion for 8.00pm. Your club needs you!
For private party bookings contact Bob Williams on 863170.
100 Club winners for February 1999 were: £25 M. Clarke, £10 C.J.
Francis.
The following letters to the Editor were received in response to Mr.
Norman King's letter which appeared in February's Newsletter:
From Yvette Grandfield, Kimberley Terrace:
"Dear Sir/Madam,
"I sympathise with Mr. King, but do not see that his complaint has
anything to do with care of the aged. His annoyance seems to be isolated
in the naming of a street which could be the concern of any member of
society. I would point out that a terrace is 'a row of houses'; in this
case a row of early 20th Century dwellings - number 1 to 8, designated
Kimberley Terrace, and suitably signed at the Church Road end. Following
No. 8 there is Tayne House, which originally had a large garden. This was
used to build a new terrace, named "Tayne Cottages" and beyond
this is Wesley Terrace, which joins the main road.
"I may add, that I am heartily tired of receiving mail addresses to
'Kimberley Terrace' which should go to people in 'Tayne Cottages'."
From 'Young' Bert Lewis:
"Dear Liz,
"I've had to read Mr. King's letter several times, shocked at how
anyone can truly lay claims to lack of support in times of need within
Lyminge.
"I received amazing support from neighbours when my Mother (well into
her 90's) came to live with me. I had no difficulty in forming a rota to
call in (keys made available) between 9.00am and 4.00pm on Mondays and
Thursdays to check upon her and stay awhile when I was attending painting
classes. The time came when professional help had to be engaged. Meals on
Wheels with Age Concern in the background did not fail us. Similar help
was given me during my late wife's long illness.
"By his implication I am highly indignant of any criticism of Age
Concern. There is no other group more dedicated to helping Senior Citizens
than the team at Everist Court when a reasonable need exists. I have
worked with them since arriving here in 1979, fading somewhat now, as I am
an octogenarian. My advice to Mr. King is to put on a smile, knock off the
chip(s) on his shoulder(s) and do as I do, congratulate himself upon
having arrived in Lyminge.
Less Stress More
Success Day
At Lyminge Village Hall on Saturday 17 April
The one-day workshop will enable individuals to recognise their
stress peak levels and the factors that create stress in their
lives, using Yoga, Chi King and Tai Qi exercises to facilitate
relaxation and promote stress relief. Lyn and Michael Ng will be
the teachers for the day, both having a good understanding of
stress issues after their experience of working in the NHS, local
education and the business world.
The workshop runs from 10.00am to 3.00pm, with yoga in the morning
and Tai Qi (Chi) in the afternoon and costs £30.00. Drinks and
lunch will be provided. Please bring a blanket. Ring Ann Faiers on
863302 for more information or a booking form.
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
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.
The Coach and Horses
Thursday 11 March - RED NOSE QUIZ NIGHT
Come along and join our fund-raising quiz. Anything goes -
definitely an informal atmosphere!
Bank Holiday Weekend - ARC Darts - annual dart competition - no
explanations needed - look out for the posters. Sunday 4 April -
Country and Western afternoon starting at 2 o'clock. Come and have
a laugh and a dance whilst listening to the Bob Bartell Band - the
perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Finishes when it
finishes!
Don't forget our regular quiz nights, take away menu and discount
beers - the only social scene you'll ever need!! Telephone:
862694.
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.
| Gwen Staveley BSc,
MA, MAR
Reflexology Practitioner
At Everist Court and Fitness Works, Folkestone
For a profoundly relaxing, holistic therapy.
Package deal for 6 sessions. £12.00 per session.
Home visits arranged.
Birthday/Anniversary Gift Vouchers available.
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.
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.
Sue's Haircare est. 13 years
Aromatherapy for Hair
Telephone: 840679
Revitalise yourself with an aromatic restructurant for tired hair
and scalp.
Charges:
Aromatic treatment £4.00
Shampoo and set£5.50
Blow dry£6.75
Perms from £24.00
Colours from£22.00
Majimêche blonding from£22.00
Keep this advertisement and save £1.00 on any salon technique.
Offer welcome Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Men's haircut £5.00 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Closed
Monday. Half day Saturday.
Cut out this advertisement and 'phone soon.
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: Mailto:upbeat@lineone.net
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EAT YOUR EASTER BONNET!!
These biscuits are a favourite of small girls - who enjoy helping to
decorate them
- and then as soon as they are decorated, promptly eat them!
Ingredients:
6 oz plain flour
2 oz cornflour
1 level teaspoon of baking powder
3 oz butter
3 oz caster sugar
I egg
Marshmallows
Glacé icing in various colours
Sugar flowers or similar decor-ations
Red bootlace liquorice
Method:
Combine the biscuit ingredients in your preferred manner. I food-process
them, but if you do not have a food processor, cream the butter and sugar,
add the egg and then stir in the sifted flours and baking powder. Roll out
thinly and cut into rounds with a 3" fluted pastry cutter. Place on a
lightly greased baking tray. You could experiment with baking some of them
in slightly dished patty tins to get a curved brim. Bake at 190°C for
about 15 minutes until they are a pale gold.
Cut all the marshmallows in half laterally and place the halves in the
middle of the biscuits. Cover the marshmallows and the biscuits with glacé
icing and then decorate according to choice. The red bootlace liquorice
can be cut and curved into hat brim ribbons.
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.07771 865112
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.
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 March include:
"Lock-Stock and Two Smoking Barrells", "Mercury
Rising", "The Horse Whisperer", "Lethal
Weapon 4" and "The Trueman Show""The
Trueman Show".
Now in stock - cod fillets 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
MOTHERING SUNDAY/EASTER Good selection of cards. Flowers by post.
Chocolates. Special books.
GARDENING books in stock and to order.
TRAVEL Fast currency service. Insurance E111.
EAST KENT BUS CO. Book an excursion or buy and Explorer ticket.
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 and e-mail bureau, web surfing, one-to-one 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
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.
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.
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
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.
Bricklayer
Available for extensions, garages, garden walls, patios, drives,
repointing and other works.
For a free estimate 'phone Daniel on 863958 or 07899910072.
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.
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.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
M.J. Athow - Est. 1965
BUILDER & DECORATOR
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
Qualified and Insured. Free estimates
24 hour emergency service
Telephone 862616 Mobile 0976 306665
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.
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
SabreWindows@gillym.globalnet.co.uk
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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