Page 50 • The HERALD • 5th October 2023 v FOR GOOD ADVICE, ASK YOUR LOCAL SPECIALISTS v You are invited to BETHANY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Rollestone Road, Holbury Every Sunday, 6.20pm for 6.30pm Christian Worship & Teaching 023 8089 2153 Everyone Welcome Yours Faithfully... Can You Help To Knit Some Woolly Angels? Every year St John’s Church in Hythe like to inform the local community of their church service times in the most angelic of ways. At the beginning of December the church give away little hand cra ed angel keepsakes along with their Christmas service times attached. Last year the church gave away 1000 angels and is hoping to top that number this year. e ‘Angel Lady’ Sue Blomley is asking for anyone who enjoys knitting, crocheting or sewing to get involved to help them to exceed last year’s total. If you are able to help you can pick up a pattern from e Herald O ce. Can you help to make some angels? Tickets for Paultons Park’s Halloween Spooktacular Are on Sale Now Paultons Park, the UK’s best value theme park, has con rmed the return of its popular Halloween Spooktacular and Celebration of Christmas events this Autumn and Winter. e Halloween Spooktacular sees the leading attraction undergo a ghoulish makeover for the event taking place between Thursday 12th October and Monday 30th October. A western-themed transformation for Tornado Springs is sure to thrill guests with a ghostly surprise or two, while Peppa Pig World’s ghoulish makeover will bring a spooky touch to the famous experience. e Legend of Paultons Manor show, an all-singing and dancing extravaganza, returns on selected dates throughout October, with a special Halloween tale suitable for families to enjoy. Paultons Park’s very own Halloween mascots, the Spirit Squad, will be haunting the park with several opportunities for visitors to meet the friendly phantoms. Families can enjoy late-night openings and the unique opportunity to experience Paultons Park at dusk on Tuesday 24th, Wednesday 25th and Thursday 26th October. SituatedinOwer,PaultonsParkhasbeenrecognisedas one of the world’s leading attractions by TripAdvisor and is now recognised as one of the best value family attractions in the UK. Tickets can be pre-booked online for Paultons Park’s Halloween Spooktacular. Early booking is advised to avoid disappointment. Guests can nd out more information and book tickets on the Paultons Park website: paultonspark. co.uk or visit: www.paultonsbreaks.com to explore short break deals. Happy Halloween 2021 HELP OUT DAY On Monday 11th September, ExxonMobil held their ‘Help Out Day’ at the Healthy Haven Garden. Pam, Islay and Ali went along to help repair their paths. Robbie and James also went to help along with their own volunteers. ey ran out of hogging to nish the paths, so they will have to complete it another day. ey also teak oiled their benches, cut down a small plum tree to make more room, put in some edging, dug up the tomatoes and collected some large pots of Agapanthus. A great time was had by all. Sandwiches, crisps, biscuits and cold drinks were provided by ExxonMobil, and the garden volunteers provided homemade cakes, fruit and tea and co ee. e Healthy Haven Garden volunteers were blown away by the enthusiasm and hard work of the three young ladies from ExxonMobil, and ExxonMobil should be truly proud of them going along and doing such a great job. Skipinnish to Bring Celtic Music to The Brook Chart-topping Celtic music powerhouse, Skipinnish will be perfroming at e Brook in Southampton as part of their Autumn Tour. Having formed 24 years ago, Skipinnish have rocketed right to the top of the Celtic music scene in recent years. eir anthemic songs, e Island, Alive, Walking on the Waves, Last of the Hunters, December and many more along with their powering bagpipe led tune sets give their audiences an unbeatably powerful musical experience. Skipinnish always leave audiences thrilled and this tour will have crowds singing and dancing into the night! Founder member Angus MacPhail said: “We had such a great time with amazing audiences on our last English tour and we cannot wait to return! The support we have had from our English fans in recent years has been truly incredible and the whole band is very excited to be returning South! You can see Skipinnish perform on Friday 13th October at e Brook, 466 Portswood Road, Southampton. SO17 3SD, doors open at 7.30pm, tickets £27.50 in advance, call the Box O ce: 023 8055 5366. Join Hythe Library on Wednesday mornings 10am to 12noon to meet and socialise with new friends who are also retired. Feel free to bring along existing friends or get to know their regulars and enjoy a free hot drink and maybe even a biscuit. No need to book, they look forward to seeing you there. ‘CHAT ABOUT’ SOCIAL CLUB IT’S NOT WHAT YOU SAY Totton South U3A continues with its vibrant programme of groups and members are supporting Hanger Farm’s lm showings at 3pm on the 3rd Monday of the month. Totton South U3A will be represented at the Totton Community Fayre at St Wins Church, Salisbury Road Totton on 10th October 5-7pm, when anyone who would like to nd out more about membership of U3A’s can chat to Totton South U3A Committee Members. Totton South U3A’s general meetings are on the 3rd Friday afternoon of the month, 1.30pm at Colbury Memorial Hall, their next meeting is on Friday 20th October for ‘It’s Not What You Say - Body Language Speaks Louder an Words’. e November meeting takes place on Friday 17th November for ‘Colouring For A Living - Writing Children’s Books’. Visitors are welcome at general meetings and membership application forms are available. ere is lots to do for a membership fee of £16 per annum including two co ee mornings on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month with quizzes, held at Hanger Farm Arts Centre. For more information please visit: u3asites.org.uk/ totton-south/home
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