u-u..p,..u.. . - _...__ C e F56 . 5‘ as one a BCIEKESBOURCNE _ C.orrespond'ent:' John.Anderson, Bering Road", Bridge, Canterbury, , CT4 5-NA", phone 830260. A " Mil1en_nium.'_Wal'k: The walk to ' I commemorate the bicentennial of . - e the birth of Dr CharlesT_il-stonef . ', _ .Bekei'Will-take place on Saturday. '-Mike Barker and, the Essentially Hopsiarm trailer "will be at the l . villagehall. at .1.45pII_1' to transport - walkers-to Seatjon. To be sure of a_ - seat-phone JQan:.Atkins on 8311271.‘ . ' Thewalk begins at 2._30pin_'fron1' ' the bridge over" the Little Stour in _ ._ " Seaton; Anyone notwishing to ._ _ ' walk the whole route can join" the _. party at Well Chapel at 3._30pIn. T - -_ Unveiling ceremony; The heritage. - boards and footpath map Wil1_be' 3. __ unveiled at .4.30pn1.inthe.pavilion at Bekesbourne Recreation ._ -- Ground, ‘on S_atlurda_y._ The bar will -be open froIn.4_pn1 and there will be other refreshrnents for sale. _ Neighbourhood Watch: The annual ' meeting will take; place on Monday, October 16 at -7.'30p_n1,. in the village. hall. As Malcolm Howells is standing down, the -watch needs a -new co-ordinator. The scheme-will close at the end, of October if no one comes forward.- a - Road closure: Kent" County . i Council-~has'-issued a traffic. order giving notice‘ that -Bekesbourne Lane, Canterbury will be closed-to all vehicles from the junction with LittlebourneRoad, by'.the golf _ course, for 300 metres" in a . C so_utherly dir-e'_c'ti_on_._-_ ' The order will come‘ into force on _ Mondtl-Y,.November 6. The closure .- is to enable a new Water_‘n1a'1n«to’b'e constructed and the. Work -is ._ l ~ -expectedto take 28 "days. p C 751225 _, but there will be no outside K.‘-5 2.000" CT4 5NA. ' FISH scheme: The" annual meeting and coffee pop-in will be held in the village hall on Wednesday, ' October 11, at 10.15am. Allare .. \ Welcome. -If anyone-would like - ' transport, phone Ann.Medhu’rst,. -on 830762." T ‘ ' Council_: The parish council will ‘ '12, at 7.30pm. A11’ parishioners are Welcome. - ' . Wine and wisdom: A fun evening with p1oughn1an’s' supper, isto. be ' held in -thevillage hall at 7 for - ' 7 .30pm,. on Saturday, October 14. Tickets are £5 inclusive; please _take liquid refreshments and ' . glasses. Proceeds go to the North Nailbourne Ward .Conservatives. Sale: The village playgroup ‘jumble sale will be held at the village hall, 2pm, 'on_Saturday; entry _fee __2_Op. - at the Red Lion, Bridge. _ _ ' BCP"Communior1__is at St.Ma_ry?s ' to church; PatriXbourne;..10aIn___ s v harvest festival-, St .Peter’s Church, ' Bekesbourne; 6pm Evensorfg,_" St‘ _Ma'rsha11._ ' - _ _ _ School: Bridge school PFA is " _ holding .-a boot fair/table top:::§a1e-,. to no_on, et up at 9am, at the school. _ _ _ ' __ .. Pitches bought in -advance‘ from- ‘£8. Refreshments will be available caterers or traders;-*' _ _- '_ I Correspondent: .lohn-Audie-rson,_ 7 Dering Road, Bridge, Canterbury _ meet in the Hunter, Room of_'the _ ' . ' village hall, on Thursday, _.Oc_to_ber' Church" services: On I Pete_r’s.'Church,"Bri_dge and;=1:iam C I _' Bridge -Methodist"? Church, H_'<__')_l-y ~ _ _ . Communion led by the Re_v‘DaVid _- ' on Saturday, October 14 fro‘1'n'10an:1_' I‘ school office _are £6 and on’ the day C ‘ 13, Alistair Atkin -acoustic duo are _ _..PH."__!_ ‘_ 7% Q T1 %% Qgttfitr EKESBOURNE —. C(;;rré§i.pondé11t:-.Juhn Anéltéifson, 7 I 5. :-Déring Road,-. Bridge-_, ,Ca11terbury, " - ;,f.‘3T.4 5NA,19h&ne 330260. % g % Friends: Organisers of the Friends- of Bekesbourne Church hoot fair last month thank John Ash for the use of his field and all whose hard work raised £250 for funds. . ! The bazaar will be held in the Village hall on Saturday, Noveinher 25 from 10am. The Brownies will 1 be there to make their contribution- to what is always an enjoyable mornlng. - Service: On Sunday, Holy _ Communion at St Peters Church, Bekesbourne is at lflarn. Conkers: The annual conkers competition will be held at the Unicorn .I]_{-Hit Sunday, at noon. All i ages are welcome. eJr.(1""' 12%‘; $0 BISHOPSBOURNE Correspondent: Malcolm Mitchell; -The Old Cottage, Bishopsbeurne, . CT-1 5HT, phone 01227 830645. e Thanksgiving: A wide cross- __'s-ectien of the c0.mmu_nity was _- _ -"represented at a service-of - " 'thenkS'gi_ViI1g at St Mary the Virgin ' _ . Chnre-h e-n.Frid.ay for Jim Reid, a .ferrn'erh_gev_erner of i Canterbury . _ ~ e -Pri$e0I1;' Who. lived in The Street. _ .'i1‘h'e Cong‘-rjega—ti0.n reflected the l .:'n1an_y._in-ter.e-s.t_s -throughout his _ __ear_e_eZr_ and "social li-fe, ranging from - -_"C_anterbury’s-_l__\/IP, 'M'r__J11li_an Brazi'er' j—. Mr.Reid'-had_be_en[-chairman of _. r ' ' Bridge 'Cens'erva]ti_Ve A'ssoc_iet_i0n' F to members. -of the" pri's_0n "service, ' ' representatives. of Canterbury Golf Club, of .Wl:1-ich -he was _a 1-0-ng Standing ‘member, .Canterbury -_Citizen$_AdVice Bureau —and'- _ .'Bish0'psb011rne P-aris-h__C-ouncil, of . ' "which" he ‘had b.een_ a: member. Mr Reid, who was 72 and suffered e - fr-0-m "dementia, -vanished from his ' Vemzer; ' " in USk.- '- home on September '7 and his-ibody i was discovered three weeks later in 5. woods near Stelling Minnie. An : ~ -- i.1'.I.q1-.'Iest has been opened and E._lI'.]_‘i(J'L1'l“.l'l_(‘!t’1 1;I11L1l N eve-m‘ber 6. ’l‘]'1e l.l.1:-1.I'1 |£Hp;ivi_ng‘ st-:.r°v:i(:e was eend1.1(:ter:l by the I'm-me-r Rector, t (L‘lI"lt)l.1 Alan Duke, who .is; new chaplain to the Bishop in In his e‘ulegy Mr 'I)uke recalled t|1:—1'L Mr I:{e.i.d, who was born in FiT:l‘e; .l1ad.'let't.home at the age of 13 to work on a farm, eventually joining the Army as E1‘ physical training instructor before continuing the Sa1ne'sQ_rt of werk.at'B0rst'al young offenders’ -inS_tituti'0I1_ in:. Kent and _ .' Aftfer gaining ‘A-levels at Harlech. . he served in _.the prison service in . _- the‘ .Ho;me_Office' and became ir_1volVed'i_n' -the training of "police _ __ __ dogs". He was then appointed _ - - assistant governor of Eastchurch "Open Prison, on the --Isle of A- him. .- Sheppey, where Mr‘ Duke first met ‘Mr Reid retired in 1988 after eight ' years as g'oVe'r':1or of Canterbury .- I Prison, becoming involved with ‘the ' 7 Citizens Advice Bureau in - . Canterbury," as Well as pur_sning his _ . - other interests -in ‘golf and politics.- - _ the thanks'giVing_service;__ Mr Duke said it was a tribute tothe affection in which'Mr Reid -was held that so manypeople attended _ A lesson was read- by former‘ -- I '_manager of -Can_t.erbi_1ry CAB .. .'Ju_dith Dimond. The -service, T T followed by cr'emation_at_Barham_, . '.was'a1s-o.att'endedjby Mr _Reid’s _ _ widow,-D'or_a, andfamily mei'nbe_I's'.._' -3 - _lA' c_ol1eoti_on -was~.taker'1 to be shared I _ between. the Alzheimefs R_ese'arch_'- 3" I Trus-t. and St Marys "Church. Furtherdonations_.inrM'r R_e'i'd_’s-_ I - memory may be sent to the _ A1zhei_mer’s Research Trust, G.J. Livanos -House, G-ranham Road, Cambridge CB2 SLQ, or to the- -treasurer, St Mary’-s‘ Parochial _ Church Council, Mrs Pat Austin, .943 - The Street, Kingston": ' -- . Harvest festival; St Marifs Chiiroh ’ _'.was'beautifi'i1l'y decorated-with_'_' ' ' . flowers and produce for-‘the harvest. festival. serviee onsunday, led -."'-'_ur1ited beneficerministr-y team '_-_ 'member_s"M.ary Ambrose, who gave- '__ the‘ address, and Pat Austin.-' Lessons were read byMa1co1m' - ' Mitcheliand Sheila Castle and ' "after the service-perishable goods. _ were gi\"Ien- to the Simon 3_ " ., Community at Sole Street nor1- '- ‘ perishable gifts were "to" besent to the needy.abr‘oad.. ' ' _ i _ Tonight a’ large congregation is ' ' expected for .a'--united ser_Vice_'of — Com-pline for the benefice, ‘which- -includes Barham, "Kingston and - » Womenswold. The service, to be led__ -by the ministry team, is at 7.45pm KW Dc)‘. %|_._‘2_“-f"‘_' -2 000 .. 8.30pm, ‘ ’I‘h_isS'unday there will be - r y _ Communion at Bishopsbourne at ' "Sam, conducted‘ by the Rev John- Tyler. Otherwise, parishioners"rnay attend‘ any of the fol1_ojWi_ng- _ p services" 'in- other churches within ,' the benefice: 9.él5a1__n-, united service a_t Barham Methodist "Chapel; _ “ 10.3Qa1n,mo_'r-ning WOi'.Sh'ip at _ _ Woinenswolcl, _ conducted.-by the ‘ ministry. team," iiamfamily, S _ :2 i, - ‘Eucharist at"St-Giles?s-,:Ki1igstoh, »' celebrated by the Rev. Alan Le ;' .- - 'Gr'ys,. princ'ipa1 of the South East Institute. of Theological Ed_uc'atipn; -or 6pr_niEvensoi1g--at St J ohn’s, Ba'rh'aIn',' condu_cted by the '3 . C m_inistry'_tea_n1;' '- _ _' - Council :-I Bishopsb ourne’s'-‘monthly parish council meeting will _b.e_Ihel't:1 - in the--Coiirad Hall at 7.-30pm‘-on _ Wednesday, when a progress _ report will be given on the , - ' negotiations i:-ot1_"-ansfer ownership of the recreation ground « to be ‘- * "known as NeaIne"s_ Meadow 5 . , The Street,-. from Richard Nea_rr1__'_eto the _p'ari's-h zcounc-il.~ l -As-usi_ial_there-willbe the. i _ -_oppo'rtuni'ty for members-of_th__e - - public to raise problems at the _ U - st-art of the meeting; ' ' - - Planning" inquiry: A p_ublic__.i:n-quiry will be held" on Tuesday at'The_ j; Guildhall, Westgate; Canterbury-_ £11: 10am into an appeal by Miss.;K,-__-* _ Hort, of the Bourne Par}: Riding Establishnient, Bishopsbou’rne_," agairist an enforcement notice _, issued by Canterbury council-.i'n? '- connection with the use of the =s_it_e. of a caravan which-t_he council 4- says has no -planning consent. The city council has the -support-of the parish council. ' . ' . V __ Diary dates: The v-i11age’s-ha_r-vest ' supper is being held‘ on Saturday at 7.30pr_n in-the Conrad Hall. A few ' places are still available; Tickets at £5 (chil'dren'under 16 £350) canjhe had from Sheila Castle _('pho'ne'_ . 01227 831184) or Phillipa Burniston (01227 830341). Proceeds.fro'r_h the_ event are for village hall funds.-' i_ A jumble sale-vvill be held"ir1_ the "L ' Conrad-H-all on Saturday, --NoVembe‘r'v1.1,~ -‘10arn%11oon,,- _admi=ssior1 "2013, with proceeds _to 'ha11'fun't:1s. Jumb1e__sh0'L11d be ' delivered to the hall the previous "‘. evening, 7-Spin. For iinfkorrnatio-11 '_ phone Gill Applinon 01227 700693 . or Phillip Bur-niston on 83034:]. _ - C(irrespendent_:- Jehn Anderson, '2' -_ ' 7 -‘Bering Road, Bridge, Canterbury, _ ' CT4 5_NA,"ph0ne _83_0260_._ _ Appeal: The __Ge0rge Maben Appeal" - coffee morning raised £5.82‘ in 1:'_wQ- . _ hours; -The final -"total. sent to 'J_i1l,_ __ ' hlS'1’f1{Jth€I', was £737. . ' Kath Pierce, the -organiser, l:l1a1’1l<:s_. 2 _all the helpers and these who - ._ ' _sup__p0rted the.event fer-_i;his_ 3 _ worthwhile Cause. She also asks ‘for all to remember "the little boy in ‘ll - their prayers. He is to be operated _ -en in _lVIe1bs_-u'rne H0_s_pital'e1'1 Nevember 24. _ Health For All: The Bridge . ' Surgery charity snpperting health . I and educatiorial projects in one of the poorest parts of India, is 2 2holding a wine and vvisdoIn' ~ 2 22 -eve2I1iI1g at 7 .30pmn2ext Friday, in- -- Lower Hardres Village Hall. For details phone Sue or Sharon on 2 2 _. 01227 720522. 2 2 Playgroup: The jumble sale in the 2 village hall last Saturday raised 2. about £200 for group funds. The -forgaI1isers2'thank al12w_ho__he1ped2 2 no and supported. _ _ 2 Boots: Bridge School PFA boot 2 fair/tabletop. sale is on Saturday from loarn-noon. 22 S 2 Inn: The White Horselnn closed ? 2 ~ for refurbishment and hopes to re-7 - i open early in November. 2 “ WI: The WI will-rneet on‘Tuesday "at 27.30prn2i'n the village hall, The ' subject for the evening will be 9- _ _' Tesco 2- Home Shopping and the 2 2 competition will be for five‘ 2 hornernade b'isc1.2iits2.~ ‘Church news: The benefice harvest" lunch W3.S' held at Bridge-School 2 2 2 - last S121_nday,2 when efiparishioners 2 ]O1I1e2d 1n what has become a _ 22 successful .annual social ooeas1on.2 The -organisers thank all who 5 ' contributed to and supported the S event. As a b.onus'thte Traidsraf 2 stall raised £123.22 2 2 22 2 Services on Sunday -are: 10arn',' 22 i2ha2rvest festival, St -Peter’s, Bridge; 2 - 11am Methodist ehuro]:12.s2ervic2e led - by Beryl Skin2ner.V S - 2 Den. -I-=3_'_'""£"':c:ég-;p.'§:.?i K5‘