Herald - Issue 411

26th August 2021 • The HERALD • Page 29 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v CALL 023 8084 4788 TO BOOK Call into our Hythe office at 1a High Street, Hythe SO45 6AG or visit our website: www.watersidetours.co.uk for leaflets, tours or a free quotation for group travel DAY TRIPS Monday 30th August – 9am – WINDSOR - £20 Wednesday 1st September – 8am - BLETCHLEY PARK - £43 Saturday 4th September – 8am - BRIGHTON & ITS LANES - £19 Sunday 5th September – 9am - BOURNEMOUTH AIR SHOW - £16 Monday 6th September – 9am - FAREHAM MARKET - £8 Wednesday 8th September – 9am – CHICHESTER - £14 Saturday 11th September – 8am – STREET - £21 Sunday 12th September – 8am - LYME REGIS - £21 Monday 13th September – 9am - CHRISTCHURCH & OR STEWARTS - £8 Friday 17th September – 9am - HORSE DRAWN BARGE WITH PLOUGHMANS - £42 Saturday 18th September – 8am – EXETER - £23 Sunday 19th September – 8am – WORECESTER - £23 Tuesday 21st September – 9am - SALISBURY & OR WILTON CAFÉ - £8 Saturday 25th September – 8am - PORTSMOUTH & GUNWHARF - £14 Sunday 26th September – 9am – MARLOW - £20 Tuesday 28th September – 8am - THE TOWER OF LONDON - £68 Wednesday 6th October – 9am - HEDGE END & HASKINS - £8 Saturday 9th October – 7.30am - KNIT & STITCH SHOW - Coach only £25 Sunday 10th October – 9am - HENLEY ON THAMES - £20 Tuesday 26th October – 7.30am - COCKNEY MATINÉE - £62 Wednesday 1st December – 2pm - KEW AT CHRISTMAS - £45 HOLIDAYS 4th October - 5 DAYS H/B - JERSEY - £440 S/S £135 23rd December - 5 DAYS H/B - CHRISTMAS IN EASTBOURNE - £495 S/S TBC 30th December - 4 DAYS H/B - NEW YEAR IN LYNTON - £355 S/S £90 OUT & ABOUT HYTHE & DISTRICT CLUB (Private Members Club • CIU Affiliated) FORTHCOMING ENTERTAINMENT Friday 27th August – Pick Ups Saturday 28th August – The Strand Friday 3rd September – Kaboodle Saturday 4th September – Loose Connections Friday 10th September – Changes Saturday 11th September – New Era Friday 17th September – Midnight Hour Saturday 18th September – Neil Diamond & Elvis Tribute Friday 24th September – Sunstroke Saturday 25th September – The Natural High Friday 1st October – Snake Oil Band Saturday 2nd October – Deep 13 Friday 8th October – Handle with Care Saturday 9th October – Plus One Friday 15th October – The Hurricanes Saturday 16th October – David Bowie & Rod Stewart Tribute Friday 22nd October – Re-Issue H UPSTAIRS FUNCTION ROOM WITH OWN TOILET AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS £50 HIRE H • Bingo Every Tuesday & Sunday • Ballroom Dancing every Wednesday • Lunchtime Club every Thursday, including Quizzes, Games & Bingo. Hot & Cold Food • Live Entertainment Fridays & Saturdays • Meat Draw Every Sunday • Key to Fortune Every Friday • Free Members Draw every Saturday • Snooker • Pool • Darts etc PYLEWELL ROAD, HYTHE • (023) 8084 7139 www.hytheclub.com • E: club@hytheclub.co.uk SPORT ON THE LARGE SCREEN Wildlife Walk OH WHAT A SHOW! New Forest and Waterside U3A A walk for all the family. Discover the natural wonders of Lepe Point and the Sensory Garden on this guided walk with a Ranger. Places must be booked in advance. Suitable for children 7 years and above. Visit the website to nd out more information and to book. £4.50 per person. Car parking not included. Friday 27th August at 1pm. Go to: www.hants.gov.uk/thingstodo/countryparks/ lepe to book and find out more information about all the summer activities Fawley Show is taking place on Saturday 28th August on the playing eld at Marsh Lane in Fawley Village. e whole day is planned to be packed with historic, classic, modern vehicles and motorcycles on display. ey also have a fantastic line-up of 6 live bands playing throughout the day, lots of cra stalls selling handmade goods and refreshments too. • 11am – Goodnight Sweethearts • 12.30pm – udpuckers • 2pm – Up All Night • 4pm – Trav Cats • 6pm – Mick and Russ • 8pm - e Lizzy Legend (Tribute Band) For the kids there will be a photo opportunity with Captain America, a bouncy castle and slide, face- painting, remote controlled vehicles, re engines and armoured vehicles provided by the Military Education Trust, to name but a few! A erwards, take a short stroll into Fawley Square where you can see more vehicles and enjoy a fabulous meal and a pint at the Falcon Inn. Entrance is FREE , so head over to the playing elds on Church Lane, Fawley and while away a few hours with friends supporting local bands ey’ve had an amazing response from lots of businesses in the area - large and small and will be advertising their logos for their sponsorship on the Big Banner on the day. New Forest and Waterside U3A are now to start their meetings again in St. Andrew’s Church Hall. e next meeting is on Tuesday 31st August at 2pm and the speaker will be Terry Smith of Open Sight which provides practical support for the blind and partially sighted people across Hampshire. e following meeting will be on Tuesday 21st September and the speaker will tell them about the work of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission who look a er all the war graves across the world. A er each speaker they have tea and biscuits and usually the meeting ends at approximately 3.30pm. New Forest and Waterside U3A have many interest groups such as gardening, theatre, discussion, history, skittles and much more. ey organise a luncheon once a month and a holiday once a year. Should you be interested in joining this friendly group please go along on the rst and third Tuesdays in the month or email Ken Dagnall: kendagnall@talktalk.net for more information.