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The Lyminge Newsletter THE LYMINGE NEWSLETTER For the communities of LYMINGE, ETCHINGHILL, RHODES MINNIS and POSTLING Produced by THE LYMINGE ASSOCIATION June 2021 www.lyminge.org.uk !"#$%&'(%)*$+,-(%.//#0+12+#, A fantastic selection of different events over FOURTEEN days !! Theme - Anglo Saxon 21st June - 4th July 2021 It’s here ....we hope!! The joint committee (The Lyminge Association and Pathways To The Past) have committed considerable resources to this fortnight of fun and entertainment and we look forward to everybody enjoying their new found freedom (in a responsible way). THE FULL PROGRAMME AND DETAILS OF MANY OF THE INDIVIDUAL EVENTS CAN BE FOUND INSIDE THIS NEWSLETTER, STARTING ON P2. Besides the extensive programme, there are considerable amounts of information relating to the events and how to engage with them. Some events need booking and so you are encouraged to make your bookings as soon as possible since tickets are limited. In particular the Banquet and the Quiz need to be booked beforehand. For a variety or reasons, we are NOT able to accept payment for these two events on the night and in the case of the Banquet, the cut-off date for booking is 11 June. Finally, we always welcome any feedback and comment which is always useful in steering future events. So, we look forward to seeing you all at some stage over this Festival Fortnight. The Festival Committee Lyminge Litter Pick A giant litter pick throughout the village Saturday 19 June 2021 !"#$%&'$()*+%,(--#*+%.#--%/(01%*-23+4%#)5%#)'01()*%+-4+%'26%7++-%/26-5%1+-89 :-+#4+%(5+)0(7'%01+%;+'%#<+#4%01#0%/26-5%=+)+7(0%7<2$%26<%-#0+%>8<()*%?-+#)@@ Editor: [email protected] 1 Tel: 01303 863737 A fantastic selection of different events over FOURTEEN days !! Theme - Anglo Saxon with THE Great Lyminge Art Exhibition all around the village, throughout the fortnight PROGRAMME Monday 21st June ‘Meet Rob Macintosh to discuss his trilogy of novels set in Anglo-Saxon Kent’ 2 - 4pm Lyminge Parish Church Tuesday 22nd June An informative walk around the village with Mike Foxon and Andrew Coleman. All about the History and Geology of the area. The walk should take about 2.5 hours. Starting from information panel, Tayne Field at 2pm Thursday 24th June A Walk along the Royal Saxon Way with Andrew Swarbrick - 13km round trip. PLEASE NOTE that this special walk has to be booked in advance by TEXT to 07754797848 or by E-mail: andrewswarbrick13@ googlemail.com. Please bring packed food and a drink. (See P8) Dressing the Well with Lyminge Girlguiding Well Field ~ 6pm - 8pm Friday 25th June Medieval Banquet complete with appropriate music supplied by Rough Musicke! Lyminge Village Hall. 7.15 for 7.30pm. Booking is essential for this event ~ cut-off date 11th June, please call Dave Hunt-Cooke on 01303 862928 or Peter Barnes on 01303 863737. (See P6) Saturday 26th June Garden Safari ~ Special PASSPORTS available at Lyminge Village Stores and the Parish Church Cream Teas at Lyminge Parish Church Visit by the Rt Revd Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Bishop of Dover to the school fayre and the parish church for the dedication of the new artworks (See P8) Primary School Summer Fayre Midday - 3pm ~ Fun for all the family Tayne Field (See P 5) Meet Emma Batten with her book “The Pendant Cross” and the sequel. Lyminge Parish Church Beer Festival at the Coach & Horses including the especially brewed Queen Ethelburga’s Ale (See P9) Sunday 27th June Garden Safari ~ PASSPORTS available at Lyminge Village Stores and the Parish Church Cream Teas at Lyminge Parish Church Meet Emma Batten with her book “The Pendant Cross” and the sequel. [after church service] Lyminge Parish Church Beer Festival at the Coach & Horses including the especially brewed Queen Ethelburga’s Ale (See P9) Wed 30th June ‘Kentish Minsters and Royal Saints’ - a talk by Dr Andrew Richardson, Canterbury Archaeological Trust, Parish Church Thursday 1st July Canterbury Brass Band Concert ~ Retiring Collection 7.30pm Parish Church Friday 2nd July A Quiz with an Anglo-Saxon theme ~ bring your own supper. Lyminge Village Hall. 7 for 7.30pm £3 per head, teams of 8 max. Book with Nancy Benham on [email protected] (See Page 9) Saturday 3rd July An exciting and informative display by Øst Centingas Anglo-Saxon re- enactment group. Tayne Field (See Page 8) Quilter’s Exhibition in the Parish Church. Sunday 4th July Another chance to see the display by Øst Centingas Anglo-Saxon re- enactment group Tayne Field (See Page 8) Quilter’s Exhibition in the Parish Church A Walking Treasure Hunt around the village for all the family with versions for children, adults and with wheelchair access. Meet at Parish Church at 2pm. Editor: [email protected] 2 Tel: 01303 863737 Diary of Forthcoming Events This page is printed to give readers and organisers the opportunity of planning events without clashing with existing ones, which are already in the ‘diary’. It is not intended as a means of advertising and we take no responsibility for errors or omissions. Acceptance is at the discretion of the editor. Please send your updates by email to [email protected] or via methods outlined on Page 3. Location and name codes below: One-Off Events Weekly Events Monthly Events 1 In term time only 2 Except Jan and Feb 3 Except Jan, Feb, and trip in Aug 4 Except Aug and Dec 5 Not held in August C&H: Coach & Horses; EVH: Etchinghill Village Hall; ELVH: Elham Village Hall, ERA: Etchinghill Residents’ Association; ES: Elham Square, EVLT: Elham Valley Line Trust, JC Jubilee Centre; JF: Jubilee Field; KH: Korf House; LB: Laing Bennett; LBC: Bowls Club; LL: Library; LMC: Lyminge Methodist Church; LPC: Lyminge Parish Church; LPS: Lyminge Primary School; LVH: Lyminge Village Hall; LW: Lord Whisky; NP: Nailbourne Court; PC: Postling Church; PH: Lord Whisky, Park House; PVH: Postling Village Hall; RVH: Rhodes Minnis Village Hall; RMC: Rhodes Minnis Church; RMCS: Rhodes Minnis Cat Sanctuary; RR: Rigden Room; SMVH: Stelling Minnis Village Hall, SNL: See Newsletter for info; SP: Sibton Park; SPCC: Sibton Park Cricket Club; TC: Tayne Centre; TF: Tayne Field; WF: Well Field Editor: [email protected] 3 Tel: 01303 863737 Lyminge Methodist Church !"#$C/44/=+%A$(#)*+,#($=+44$>#$"#40$8%0#)$,8))#%'$@/*#)%<#%'$ A8+0#4+%#($I<-(D(B$(/,+-4$0+('-%,+%AB$#',:J$-'$==1$B$>8'$=#$ -)#$8%->4#$'/$("-)#$+%0//)$C#44/=("+3$/)$)#C)#("<#%'(: $$ K'"$$78%#$$L$$$1)$./?$M/44-%0( $ 56'"$78%#$$L$$$1)$M8A"$G8)%"-<$I+%,4:$M/4?$ $$ $$ $ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$2/<<8%+/%J St Mary and St Ethelburga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o contact the churches, please phone: >#$=/)%$-%0$=#$"-*#$(/,+-4$0+('-%,+%A$+%$34-,#:$$E#$=-)<4?$ Reverend Jane Weeks +%*+'#$-%?$*+(+'/)($>8'$(-04?B$=#$,-%%/'$/F#)$)#C)#("<#%'($ 01303 840219 or email [email protected] -C'#)$'"#$(#)*+,#: www.elhamvalleygroupofchurches.co.uk or G#,-8(#$/C$'"#$(+H#$/C$/8)$2"-3#4B$+'$=/840$>#$-33)#,+-'#0$+C$ www.achurchnearyou.com ?/8$,/840$7(2%819',(%:,#;%#,%<=><>%?@A?@B%+C%*#D%;#D7E% 7+:(%2#%F#+,%D/$(/$'"-'$=#$,-%$-,,/<</0-'#$?/8:$$E#$4//D$ C/)=-)0$'/$(##+%A$?/8: Postling Church Services $ K'"$78%#$ 9:6;-<$$M/4?$2/<<8%+/% $56'"$78%#$$ 9:6;-<$$$1/)%+%A$R#)*+,# +"/)&0),*&' $N;'"$78%#$$$ 9:6;-<$$1/)%+%A$R#)*+,# )*'123)*4% $NO'"$78%#$$ 9:6;-<$$1/)%+%A$R#)*+,# !"#)#$ -)#$ %/$ ,/<>+%#0$ (/,+-4$ #*#%'($ -($ (8,"$ +%$ 78%#B$ >8'$-($,-%$>#$(##%$#4(#="#)#$+%$'"#$%#=(4#''#)$'"#)#$=+44$ .))%GH3IJKHG%.3H%IJ.%LMMN5$P/AZ%$0#'-+4($-*-+4->4#$-' -$4/'$A/+%A$/%$-'$'"#$T-)+("$2"8),"$08)+%A$'"#$P?<+%A#$ ===:#4"-<*-44#?A)/83/C,"8),"#(:,/:8D$ [%A4/LR-&/%$\#('+*-4:$ X%]/?$'"#$#&3#)+#%,#^ Lyminge Newsletter Terms & Conditions: Copy deadline for next edition - 18 June 2021. Please email your copy to the editor ([email protected]). Your payment must be received before your article or advert can appear in the Newsletter. Please leave your payment along with your name, organisation, telephone number and copy of your ad in a sealed envelope at the Lyminge Library. Business adverts cost £9.50 per month or £95.00 per year. Personal and charity adverts and articles from £3 per month, or £30.00 per year. The annual rate offers 12 entries for the price of 10. Please make cheques payable to ‘The Lyminge Association’. If you do not have email, a typed paper-copy may be left with the payment at the Library (when back open). Printed by Canterbury Print & Mail. Lyminge Association accepts no liability for the accuracy of the advertisements or subsequent actions arising in conjunction with advertisers in the newsletter. Further details from Peter Barnes (editor) on 01303 863737 or [email protected] Editor: [email protected] 4 Tel: 01303 863737 Lyminge Primary School SAY IT WITH BALLOONS A celebration is not a celebration without balloons. Order a single happy Saturday 26th June 2021 birthday balloon or a 3-5 12-3pm Tayne Field balloon bouquet to lighten someone’s day or brighten R%!! !R"" "#$ the celebration. FUN 'LL !&# (" No order too small. FOR LCO)" !OR !!!!! Collection or home delivery 'ALL LL!! Local Lyminge-based balloon decorator service. BBQ & much more… 07958 737 977 Come and enjoy the fun!! Editor: [email protected] 5 Tel: 01303 863737 Medieval Banquet Lyminge Village Hall Friday 25th June 7pm for a 7.30pm start.
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