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The éports «

High jump (boys. under 11).—~—1, T. Pope; .1

2,. D. Fernaugh; 3, F. Hopkins. Under

14: 1. F. Hogben: 2._H. Price: 3. D. Norman. 

Flat races (boys'and girls).—Under 6:
1. S. Ovie: 2. G. Willetti 3.
Underfi: 1. H. Neaves; 2. J. Fernaugh: 3.
W. Packmanfl Girls.--—Under 10: 1. M.
Culver; B. West: 3. E. Packmarh

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Under 12: 1. J. Crawley: 2. 'C. Driver: 3.,
Hopkins; 2. _'
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F. Neaves. Under-14:
J. Mullinger; 3. M.
M. Honney: _2. A. Wass;
Boys.—Under 10: 1", F.
Price: 3. J. Stevens. 
Culver: 2, S. Willettg
Undl 1:

1. C.
Goldup. 14 to 18:
3. F. Beadle.
Hopkins: 2. G.
Under 12: 1. J.
3. V.
1. R. Sneller: 2. D. Norman"; 3.i
F. E. en. 14 to 18:
M. Taylor: 3. R. Edwards.

'18 and over:
1. J. Friend: 2. V. Stockwell: 3. Mr.
Matthews. - _

Men (40 to 50).—1. Mr. W. Hogben; 2.._
Mr. W. Bishop; 3. Capt. Maslin. .

Ladies (18 to 40).—-1. Miss Weiss: 2.. Miss‘
Williams: 3.. Nurse Lawless. Over 50: 1.1
Mrs. Machin: 2. Mrs. Wass; 3. Mrs. Down.

Old soldiers’ race.—--1, Mr. Moyes: 2. Mr.
H. G. Price; 3, Mr, A. Hawkins. '

Half-mile.—1, F. Down; 2. W. Wiilett;
3. R. Edwards.

Tug-of-war.-1, King's team; 2. Daisy's
team: _ %

The darts cup was won by Mr,
Mummery. and
went to Miss Hope.

S.

The catering was by Mr. F. Mason, of I

the County Hotel, Canterbury, and the
Committee wish.to express their thanks
to Mr. Taylor, foreman at Highland
Court, and his staff for the admirable
ground arrangements. -

The responsible Committee was

J. Driver. 

O'Connell. ’ I

1, R. Norman: 2,i.

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A. Taylor, C. West, F. Hogben, H. Price.

J. Friend, H. Knight, J. Carpenter. E. :

Pope, L. J. Williams,
15‘. R. W. Berry,
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with Miss

Hope, Mrs..
well, Miss Bell,

Mrs. Friend. Mrs. '

We... and Mrs. Money. -, '

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Bridge and Patrixbournu

The villages of Bridge and Patrizi-
bourne will long remember the
Jubilee. For, under a cloudless blue
sky, a brilliant carnival procession
proved a fitting prelude to nearly 12
hours at joyous celebration at High-
land ;_irt-—festivities on such a scale
made‘“possible only by the generosity
of Mr. W. K. Whigiiam and the ener-
getic efforts of ii Committee, of which
Mr. J. Friend was tiie Chairman. After

 

[Photo, Fisk-Moore
, MR. W. K.-‘WI-_llGi-IAM

the mile‘-long carnival procession had
made its way from Bridge up the hill
and through the 'gates_ of I-Iighlanci
Court, it was estimated that some 1,000
villagers had entered tiie spacious
grounds to take part in the service of

thanicsgiving, conducted by the Rev. I-I.
"Knight, which followed --the crowning

performing the ceremony. Followed
laughs, and not a few thrills, when
Capt. Masiin's Riding School gave an
appreciated musical riding display. One
of the high peaks of the afternoon's
entertainment was a display by the

V.'Ol"l-CI""‘I‘lllki3 manner, quelling the
{lame I a few moments. It was not
without its humorous aspect. however,
and many laughs were provided by the
clever fooling of Mr. L. J. Williams and
a certain "‘female" in a startling, if
old-fashioned, negligée, who was seen
to emerge from the smoking building,
while the efforts of several members of
the Brigade to rescue zi _dummy in the
face of two powerful jets from the
hoses proved most enjoyable-—h-.
spectators!

of the Jubilee Queen. Mrs. Wiiighani 5

Bridge Fire Brigade, whose members .
e>.tinguished a burning house in a very i

Still more amusement was occasioned
by theistaging of a comic football
match. the game being characterised
by. the “friendly " spirit in which it
was played—ihe contestants were in

fanciful costumes, and the referee was '

knocked out and finally borne away by
the ambulance squad. The f_un in-
creased as the day were on. and it was’
a large gathering which sat down to
tea and supper. During the afternoon,
members of the Bridge Boys’ Club gave
an exhibition of boxing, including a
blindfolded and simultaneous bout bgé
tweent o airs while the li ‘db ‘
I G»iI_r'El%ii%’§EBf*T'Ig"'_t_a__cl_e: who had hea ed
e r- -ival procession, gave a number
of ‘s .-tions. Girls of the Bridge
Schools provided a delightful contrast
with their country dances, and the tug-
oi-war was rousingly and whole-

heartedly pulled.

All those residents who_ were too
inflrm to follow the procession on foot
were‘ conveyed from the village *0
Highland Court in-a special ‘bus and
during the evening thc'King's speech
wasbroadcast. -' "-V. 

-As darkness ' came; the eagerly
awaited display of fireworks com-
menced, and their brilliant beauty was
much appreciated. After the_prize—BW‘
ing, Mr. J. Friend, in proposing 3 VD_t'3
of thanks to the host and hostess, said,
although he had witnessed many bril-
liant functions of that day's nature, he
had -‘ '*.onfc-ss that he had never seen.
or ei ed. such a day as on that ocea-
sioii._ Their host had .not only pro-
vided cvery one of those good things
that they had had, but he had also been
responsible for the greater part of the

make the day the occasion_for express-
ing universal congratulations to Mr.
Whigham upon his election to the P051-

joy the best of health. The proposition

Whigharn made an appropriate res-
ponse.

After the lighting of the monster
beacon, on top or which was a Belisha
of that ilk. dancing was enjoyed on the
lawn to the strains of "Daisy's Band.’

The Prize-Wlnnnrn

H. G. Price: 3. 13. W. Edwards; specials,
Messrs. Burniston's and P. Richards.

Price: 3. Harry Hawkins.

Tableaux.-1. W. Hamilton 8.: Ca._ 2, L.
Cowell &: Co. ‘ -

Cycles (adultsl.—~1. M. ‘Hcnriey. Special,
A. W

Cyc. (childrcn).—1, R. Andrews; 2, K.

Cobb: 3. B. Honncy.

Prams and push-chairs.—1, Mrs. F.

I-Iogben: 2. Mrs. Crampton.

Prams tchi1drenl.—-1, P. and G. Webb:

2. D. Vinien.

2 Hfiimorous iagult§i).—,1.B Mr. Wgodclotflic:
. r. Down: . 01!... .Bl‘l.'5«"r.‘ eca. :
i a];@iuffl’fi‘d§Zl3ii-*i6‘vandeni (dd. J. ‘and
is. . Castle.

Picture-squc.—i, Miss Itichiirdsoiv 2.

Miss W. Hogbcn: 3, Miss Croft. Specials:

Miles (adults).
Humorous (childreiil.—-1, R. Wonfor: 2,
A. Pope: 3. R. Williams. Specials: N.
Hogben, 1C. May,
Picturesque (children).—1. D. Fenn: 2.
R. Webb: 3. E.‘ West: 4. Miss Mulliiiger:
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Light mount‘eci.—i-,'D"."na Cent; 2. o."
Jarrett. - - ..

arrangements. He felt that they should

tion of High Sheriff of the County of I
Kent——(applause)-—and he hoped that '
both Mr. and Mrs. Whigham would en- '

was accorded musical honours, and Mr. ~

Tradesinen's vehicles: 1. C. West: 2. '

Private cars.--1, C. Prickett: 2. Harvey '

B. and E. Stockwcll (double). and Mrs. -


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Father leading them off.

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and Dad as the driver, the occasion may have been the 1935 Jubilee
but Dad was not working for the Capt. then, however we had returned
to Patrixbourne by 1935 and the Mnslins may have still been in business

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WELCOME
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PROGRAMME

7-4'l'I-I JUNE 2000
12.00 NOON -' 4PM

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B RI DC I3 HISTORY SOCI IETY TOU RS I0.5IJaIn - I2 noon I f‘;
Mcct nl the ‘Village Hall I 
D-UCK RACE (BrIng your own duck) ]0_(][)an1 
Nznlbourne I-nrd In R:-crc:1linn Ground , ; 3

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I-ANCY DRESS I’J\R.r\DIE [L45 am . I ;
from t|1cRc:l Linn 10 the Village I-‘cm ‘J
BRIDGE VILLAGE FETE 12.00 noon If
Bridge School Grnlnlds ‘. * 
LIVING HISTORY D|SI‘L:'.Y 12.00 onnnrds ‘ 
lay the Scaled Hnol Church ML'.‘l(I0\\'  * L'i
CI.AS.‘IIC' ("AR DISI’I..r‘.Y MI dnv  
lingers Garage '  5,;

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* ALTIE RNATIVIE TH IER/\|’llES l.(J0pn1- 5.00pm I 

While Horse Inn 0 *
JAZZ IN THE GARDEN 3.00pm nmmrds I 
Red Lion Inn I'-
CH I I.-DRlEN'S DISCO -1.00pm - 6.00pm
Village Hill] (undrr l»1'.snn|3: lihllulrunufi and 1I1nJcr:1tmnI|nnicd ln'1|1adn!lpIcust'}
OYSTER MORRIS 5.00pm- 8.00pm I
Wllilc Ilorsc Inn and Red Lion InI1
Sl3r\I.I5D KNOT DISI’LI'\Y 6.|5]Im
(illurcll Mcmlow
CANZON ET IN PERFORMANCE -5.0l}pn1- 5.00pm
While llnrsc Inn
G U ITA R AND VOCA L DUO I.0t)]1m - 3~90I““
While Horse Inn
SNOWDOWN MALE VOICE CHOIR 7.l5nn1- 9.000!!!
St Peter's Church
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-BRIDGE saw its biggest
oeibrntions on Saturday since its
bypass was opened in the 19705.
Music, tun. eating, drinking and
general good humour look over the
village for its Millennium festival.

‘In addition to the annual summer

fete. organised by the church and
the school and held on the school's
recreation ground. there were

_ _events throughout the "village.
‘They included history tours from

the village hall. u duck race from

Nsilbourne Ford to the recreation
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ground. a classic car display at
Rogers Garage. jazz in the garden
at the ited Lion and further music
and a pit; roast at the White Horse.

John Anderson, chairman of the
parish council. said: “it was a hig ,
day for Bridge. the biggest since

,.the bypass celebrations."

Highlights included the children's
fancy dress parade in the High
Street led by n piper anti drtuumer,
and the Sealed Knot display.

I Fall reports in‘ Bridge news in
Roundabout. pages 40-43

High Street 15Af8.93?E,'00 '

“Bridtgeihrows big party

      

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have been asiu.-ri to provide one of
the mobile speed cameras and
[iionn is on the list.

District councillor H. lliccabo
arrived from anothr mac-tint; Ilnd
was ahlo to provide inionnation on
me [trograrnmo for l'tll‘i'll areas,
including a report on the traffic
improvements outlined for illasn,
on which discussion took place.

During the coming year sooozout.
a budget has been indicated for
work to include lllean Common
lootwoy lmpmvernonls; A290 surety
zone for 20 mph iloshrs at Bison
School: and during tho your mot-
2002 at pedestrian orossintr {or
which alaudget has been lrtdloatod.

Plannimz: -Ms K. Flood, oappielps
or woodland at Mlncing nod. 99-
116 lllaan 0o1nmon.i3Ios.I1'-
plnnntrtg consent granted.
Appeal by S. '1‘. Abbott mi-

devoio rnent of site at rear of -In
Schoo Lane, tliean - appeal
tllsmlsseti.

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_‘l‘histwna' a-wall uupplwted, and

and support-are warn waleo_ ' -

Jenn Johnson tho coordlno _ cw
Grace was sold by Canon -
Pacltar. - - -

in an address by John Hi! .
volunteers whose work in loo .
alter older citizens was recognised.

in particular Joan Warren who was
a founder member. and tho nflliltsl
ctmrdlnntor. ‘ -

Joan than out the anniversary -
cake.

  

Outing: A coach outing to the Kent
and sumo:-Railway. plus, '
tticholhnm Priory. Bust some:

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growilm-fields. _-


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