Herald - Issue 418

v CALL US: 023 8084 5700 v 27th January 2022 • The HERALD • Page 3 THE FRAME SHOP 15 Marsh Parade, Hythe SO45 6AN Tel: 023 8084 4741 PICTURE FRAMING PICTURE FRAMING PICTURE FRAMING ESTABLISHED 1987 Prints, Paintings, Tapestries & Embroideries MEETING ALL YOUR GLASS AND MIRROR NEEDS • Glass cut to size • Mirrors made to measure • Broken glass repaired • Misted up or broken double-glazed units replaced • Glass table tops • Heat-resistant glass for woodburners 75 Rumbridge Street, Totton Tel: (023) 8086 3074 TOTTON GLASS • J ewellers • W atchmakers J. COLLINS & SON Proudly Serving the Waterside since 1972 10 Marsh Parade, Hythe, Southampton, Hants Tel: (023) 8084 3074 WE ARE KEEN TO BUY ALL SECONDHAND JEWELLERY, SCRAP GOLD Stockists of large range of gold, silver and gem set jewellery M ain A gents for C itizen , R otary , L orus W atches and S eiko C locks Kit Heath & Hot Diamond Silver Jewellery Stockists Secondhand Jewellery for Sale Our Professional Services include Jewellery &Watch Repairs, Re-Stringing memory of planting a tree will remain with school children and encourage them to continue to garden and invest in our landscape in the future”. e Southampton player also treated both the girls and boys football teams to photos and a Q&A session. P.E Teacher, Mr Hungerford was thrilled that Jack spent so much time with them, saying: “We were extremely lucky to have Jack Stephens visit Saints Dig Deep for Blackfield Continued from front page Smiles all round as Saints Defender Jack Stephens joined the Blackfield School girls and boys football team for questions and photos our school. Our teams were able to ask questions about his personal highlights, difficulties that he has faced, advice on how to stay motivated and focused on tasks and long term goals. The children were in awe of his eagerness to answer such tough questions but you could also see how much they looked up to this athlete who is a perfect example of what is possible when you apply yourself and put the hard work in. We know this is a memory that will stay with these children for many years to come and as a school we couldn’t be more thankful to Southampton F.C and Jack Stephens for making this happen.” Friday 17th December was a crisp and cold night, but it didn’t deter nearly four hundred people from enjoying the return of Hythe Marina Carols organised by the Hythe Marina Association. e ever-popular New Forest Brass Band led residents and members of the public in the hearty singing of many favourite carols in the Marina Square, enhanced by the Beaulieu Warblers, Sounds Easy Singers, Melody Makers, the Marina Singers and the stars of the evening, the children of Hythe Primary School Choir. e evening was in support of the locally based Honeypot Children’s charity that gives respite and support for children aged 5 to 12 who are full-time young carers. A collection at the event raised £770 for the charity. A very enjoyable evening concluded with mulled wine generously provided by the marina’s Boathouse Hotel and restaurant. Christmas at Hythe Marina