5th October 2023 • The HERALD • Page 27 v INDEPENDENT, LOCAL AND PROUD v Professional installers of Fascias, Guttering, Cladding, PVCu Windows & Doors Composite Doors • 10 year labour and product guarantees Repairs, cleaning and advice also available Tel: 023 8086 9715 or 07888 705455 enquiries@aztecfascias.com THE DAY I LOST HER Local Author Catherine Miller has released her latest novel for sale, ‘ e day I lost her’ is a heart-breaking and emotional page turner following the plight of a mother in her hope of nding her long lost daughter. e book which is set locally in the Waterside follows the twists and turns in Yvonne’s journey to nd her daughter. Catherine is passionate about food poverty and wanted to highlight the issue in this novel, with Yvonne’s place of work being the local food bank, with many scenes set in the Waterside Foodbank. Since writing the novel Catherine has gone on to walk 100 miles for FareShare and plans to make a donation to the real Waterside Foodbank to help support the work that they do. Catherine’s new book is available to buy in both paperback and e-book formats from Amazon, Kobo, Google books and Apple books and can be ordered through any book shop. For more information about Catherine and her previous books please visit: katylittlelady.com Catherine Miller e Totton and District branch of Probus meets on the 4th Wednesday of the month with the exception of August and December. ey meet at the Colbury Church Rooms in Deerleap Lane, Ashurst. Probus Clubs are for retired people to join and enjoy monthly meetings and meet with likeminded people. ey have a friendly atmosphere, and involve members with the activities. e club is directed primarily to provide friendship between members, and the opportunity of meeting new people. e programme involves a social get together, followed by a three course lunch and an informative talk. Some of the talks for this year are, ‘Life in the Royal Marines’ by Simon Morgan and ‘Shopping in the High Street in the 1940-50’s’ by John Pitman. Also, additional activities between meetings, recently introduced, where members visit local Garden Centres and places of interest for morning co ee. Anyone looking to spend a pleasant few hours in good company, to enjoy a very nice meal, and relaxing entertainments, please contact Tony Greenham on: 023 8086 7882, or email: tonyandpatg@gmail.com for full details. Visitors are welcome, with no obligation to become members. Totton and District Probus Club Book SONGS-4-U for Christmas Performances Hythe’s Mistletoe Fair will take place on Saturday 2nd December coinciding with Small Business Saturday. Save the Date! Mistletoe Fair Local choir SONGS-4-U, are now taking bookings for Christmas performances. If you would like to book the choir to entertain a large or small group or would like some more information about the choir please give Anne a call: 023 8020 7207 or: 07979 242886. SONGS-4-U meet at St Andrew’s Church, Dibden Purlieu every Wednesday from 1.45pm to 4pm. Anyone interested in joining can just go along, they would love to have more men join them, of course new ladies are always welcome, no experience required. Go along to Marchwood Village Hall (SO40 4SX) on Saturday 7th October, 11am to 1pm, for a Dress for Less event selling pre-loved clothes for everyone, as well as refreshments and a ra e. Money raised from the event will go to the child bereavement support charity Simon Says. e event has been sponsored by Staplewood Construction Ltd. Dress for Less and Support Simon Says
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