; he ,_ tinf-minilybeside  stained glass window whldl the £000  raised from -
'fl1eir.spc_IiI_s(_u'_ed  tron; Wjlnchesbr to Canterbury will help to restate. Left to.
. right;  Alicia Penfln, Edward, Richard and Mr  Penfln.

 

Welcomes
to our

cathedral

A chance to explore the
20 altars, which are nor-
mally closed to thepublic,
and to watch stonemasons,
bell ringers and wall paint-
ing res rers at work was
provided last ’l'hursday
when Canterbury Cathe-
dral held an open evening.

Visitors were welcomed
by the Dean, the Very-Rev
V ctor de Waal, after which
they were ven a talk by
Canon Dere Ingram Hill.

The Archbishop, Dr
Robert Runcie, was also
present. mingling with the
étéests and later attending

mplineinth‘e'Quire. .

This igea wat: to enable
peop e see e progress
of restoration work taking
place arising from the
appeal fund. —

During the evening, the
Dean was presented with a
cheque for £614. by the
president of the Forest of
Blean Rotary Club, MrKen
Sergeant. on behalf 0
DavidandA.liciaPentlna
their four children, Caro- ’
line, John. Richard and
Edward, who undertook an
11»-day s nsored walk
from Winc ester to Canter- W

bury in July. , A
The “money will help‘ to ‘

replace a panel of the

stained glass portrait 0;
William the Conqueror in
the .Cathe'dra.l’s west

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