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October 2016 OCTOBER 2016 Published by the Elham Village Hall Association, Charity No 1024757 Lavender House, High Street, Elham CT4 6TB T: 01303 840577 E: [email protected] W: www.bournephysio.co.uk Professional Physiotherapy for multiple conditions and Sports Injuries Julie Perkins, Chartered Physiotherapist MSc, BSc (Hons), BA (Hons), MCSP, MPF, MSOM HCPC registered ETCHINGHILL GOLF Canterbury Road, Etchinghill, Folkestone Licensed for Civil Ceremonies, Weddings, Christenings, Renewal of Wedding Vows and Baby Naming Open to the public for Breakfast, Lunch and Afternoon Tea We have a large function room overlooking our beautiful golf course, perfect for birthday or family celebrations Every Sunday - come and try our delicious carvery in our panoramic restaurant with a creative menu that changes weekly For further details email: [email protected] or telephone 01303 862929 Wilco Plumbing & Heating Central Heating Installations & Repairs Gas & Oil Boiler repairs & replacements LPG, Solar & Unvented hot water specialist Landlords Gas Safety Inspections Local Experienced Engineer Registered with the Institute of Plumbing Gas Safe Registered 01303 862173 / 07860 452640 Do you need a helping hand? Garden & Domestic Work House & Pet Sitting Small Animal Care Then please ’phone Fiona Johnson 01303 840507 (working locally for 28 years) Abbeyfield Building and Loft Conversions Your local reliable Electrician Part P Registered & Elecsa Approved 19 Blackhouse Hill Insured & On Competent Persons Register Hythe, Kent CT21 5UL For a free quotation & advice, call James on Tel: Mob: 01303 766333 www.abbeyfieldbuilders.co.uk www.sunhouse-electrical.com All types of Building Work undertaken Air Link Cars TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE (You pack up, We pick up) Airport, Seaport & Long Distance Travel Specialist. CONTACT The family run business where service really counts. KAREN FURLEY Estate cars and people carriers. Fixed price 24 hrs a day. No extras. 01303 840167 Written confirmation of booking. Established 10 years. [email protected] For the Easy Airport Link, Think Air Link! 2 IN ELHAM WHAT’S ON October 2016 OCTOBER Autumn Coffee Morning and Bulb Sale - Gardening Sat 8 10am Elham Village Hall Society Sat 8 Invicta Wind Orchestra 7.30pm St Marys Church Sun 9 Conker Bash 12 noon Elham Village Hall Thurs 13 Elham Circle - ‘Keeping Safe’ Chris Wheal, Fire Service 7.30pm St Mary’s Church Hall Fri 14 Folkestone -The Town That Reinvented Itself -John Buss 7.30pm Elham Village Hall Tues 18 Taste of Kentish Harvest Supper 7-11pm Abbot’s Fireside Sat 19 Model Railway Exhibition 10-5pm Elham Village Hall Fri 21 Autumn Quiz 7.30pm Elham Village Hall Sun 23 Walkers are Welcome 10.15am Village Square Fri 28 Illuminations Talk ‘In the Club’ - Derek Boughton 7.30pm Elham Village Hall NOVEMBER Sat 19 Elham Valley Model Railway Exhibition 10-5pm Elham Village Hall Wed 23 The Railway Swing Band 7.30pm Elham Village Hall The perfect venue for every occasion DATES FOR YOUR DIARY Fundraising Events in support of ELHAM VILLAGE HALL Elham Village Hall Conker Bash 12 noon Sunday 9th October An Illustrated Talk by John Buss in support of Village Hall Funds 7.30 pm Friday 14th October Situated in the beautiful Elham Valley, our modern village Illuminations Talk ‘In the Club - A Sociable History hall offers convenient and flexible facilities. Ideal for small or of Elham’ by Derek Boughton large occasions, from business meetings to wedding parties. Friday 28th October The Railway Swing Band Approved by Kent County Council as a venue for the Wednesday 23rd November solemnisation of civil marriages and the formation of civil partnerships. More event details are listed in the events section of Village Hall website as well as the Take a look at our website - Elham Village Website. In addition we will publish posters near the time of our www.elhamvillagehall.co.uk events on the Village website, in this Newsletter and Contact Maggie Tappenden around the village. 01303 862467 for further information. [email protected] www.elhamvillagehall.co.uk www.facebook.com/elhamvillagehall All hiring at competitive rates www.elham.co.uk 3 THE COSY TEAROOMS OF ELHAM 4-6 High Street, Elham, Canterbury CT4 6TD 01303 840344 WE ARE NOW OPEN Serving Tuesday to Sunday 10am - 3.30pm Pop in and say hello. There will always Treat yourselves to Lunch, Afternoon Tea or just coffee and homemade cake in be a welcome from the team. We are lo- our warm friendly Tea Rooms. cated opposite Lidl supermarket in Hawkinge. Opening hours: Monday to Friday 08:00-19:00 Saturday 08:30-13:00 24hour emergency service Hawkinge Veterinary Surgery ,9b Defiant Close Hawkinge CT18 7SU TEL: 01303 764190 www.hawkingevetsurgery.co.uk email [email protected] SPEARPOINT TREE SERVICES SHANE SPEARPOINT TREE SURGEON ALL ASPECTS OF TREE WORK Annie’s Cleaning HEDGE CUTTING ‘Keep your free time free’ GARDEN CLEARANCE For a local, friendly, reliable cleaner with client references please contact me [email protected] M: 07963 203564 H: 01303 311253 07720 894907 E: [email protected] Cleaning, Ironing, Dog Walking and Housesitting 4 ELHAM VILLAGE HALL ELHAM VILLAGE HALL 120 CLUB There is plenty of activity at the village hall over the If you would like to take part, please contact next few months. All our events are in support of the Martin Turner (840804 / [email protected] ) SEPTEMBER DRAW hall or for the benefit of our residents so your support 1st Prize (£30) Number 75 Bryan Badham would be most welcome. 2nd Prize (£18) Number 101 Lorraine Newman rd Sunday 25th September between the hours of 10am 3 Prize (£12) Number 91 Caryll Hall -1pm is a hall Open Day. If you are planning a wedding or a special celebration then come along and see the facilities we have on offer. Free refreshments provided. ELHAM SPORTS CLUB Welcomes New Members Sunday 9th October from 12 noon is the highly Tennis members can either book and play, or join the enjoyable Conker Bash. This year it will take place at friendly club sessions the village hall. Fun for all the family so come along and Tennis coaching available with David Whitehouse support this free event. There is also a beer tent and, because it will take place within the hall grounds any CONTACT INFORMATION inclement weather will not spoil the fun! Chairman Mike th [email protected] Friday 14 October at 7.30pm. ‘Folkestone - The Membership Gerry Town that Reinvented Itself’ a talk by John Buss. This [email protected] event will take place at the village hall and entry is £5.00. Treasurer Mike st [email protected] Friday 21 October at 7.30pm The Autumn Quiz! Adult Fun Tennis Tournament: This highly competitive event is £6.00 pp. BYO food/ Rick: [email protected] drink. To book a table phone 840207. Tennis Coaching: David: [email protected] th Friday 28 October at 7.30pm is an illustrated talk Badminton: John: [email protected] by Derek Boughton at the village hall. Entitled ‘In the CLUB SESSIONS Club’. We will have a bar and a raffle. Entry £5.00. This event is in aid of the Christmas Illuminations. Mondays 18.30pm Gerry: [email protected] Wednesday 23rd November at 7.30pm The Tuesdays 09.30am Railway Swing Band are performing at the hall for one Rick night only! Tickets £10.00 from 840820. [email protected] ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ERIC DOY Betty and families wish to thank everyone for ELHAM VALLEY & WYE LIONS CLUB their kind messages of sympathy, cards, flowers CHARITY QUIZ NIGHT and charitable donations at this very sad time. A special thank you to all those who attended the thanksgiving service making it a memorable Our Autumn Charity Quiz will be held at Etchinghill occasion as Eric would have wished. th Village Hall on October 29 . Only £5 per person, a bar Thank you all for your love and support. will be provided, but bring your own food. For details call Chris on 0794 174 4711. 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