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April 2024                            April 2024

 Notification of Memorial   platform, were either not practicable or too costly so it was agreed not to
            pursue these ideas further. However, we will look into putting a handle in the
 Service    shop  by  the  door  to  provide  help  getting  over  the  raised  threshold  and

            laying some anti-slip matting on the top step. There is an assistance bell at
 Lieutenant Commander Christopher   the  foot  of  the  steps  so,  for  anyone  who  feels  that  they  would  like  some
            help, just ring the bell and the shop staff will come to you.
 Maunder MBE Royal Navy (Ret)
           The 2024 Calendar was very popular and we made a small profit on sales.
 Following the recent passing of our father,   We  still  have  some  available  at  half-price.  It’s  now  time  to  start  thinking
 Chris Maunder, Tim, Jonathan and the family   about  the  Calendar  for  next  year;  we  are  considering  suggestions  for  a
 would be delighted if you would join them for   theme and will shortly let you know all about it so that you can all unleash
            your inner creative spirit!
 a memorial service to celebrate our late
 fathers life.    As ever, we can always find a job for any volunteer to do so if you feel you can
       spare an hour or two, please let one of the committee know or leave your name
 The service will be held at 2.00pm Saturday   and contact details in the shop and someone will get back to you.
 27th April 2024 at St John the Baptist Church,   Please continue to support your local community shop!
 Bere Regis.
 Following the service all are invited for tea and refreshments at the Bere Regis
 Scout Hut, Elder Road.   A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY
 Please bring your fondest memories of ‘The Guvnor’ to share with family and
 friends.   Apologies  for  my  error  in  the  article  ‘A  Little  Bit  of  History’  in  last  month’s
 Family request no flowers.    magazine.
       It  should  read  ‘This  short  story  was told  to Irene  Bryant  by  Basil  Knowles  brother
       and his wife.’
                                                                   Angie Talbot








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