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Recently I went for a short holiday. As I passed a small garden I saw this Spitfire standing wired down to the ground. Is there any way I can trace who flew it, where it was based and where it was built. If you look at the tail picture you should see the number N3318.
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JOSEPH WELD & TRIMAR HOSPICE AND CANCERCARE DORSET

FORTHCOMING EVENTS 2006

Please contact the Trust Office

Joseph Weld Hospice, Herringston Road, Dorchester DT1 2SL tel: 01305 215315 for further details of the following events

June

Saturday 10th Coffee Morning at Marshallsay Court, Chickerell, Weymouth.10am– 12noon. Home made cakes, jigsaws, CD’s, Videos, Bric-a-Brac plus much more. There will also be a raffle. All welcome.

Saturday 17th Charity Cycle Ride from The Crown Inn, Winterborne, Stickland more details from Trust Office

Saturday 17th Cerne Abbas: about 20 Private Gardens Open 2 – 6pm. Adults £4,

& accompanied children free. Teas, Plant Stall, Free Car Park. Proceeds equally to Joseph Weld & Trimar Hospice and CancerCare Dorset Trust

Sunday 18th and Cerne Abbas Cricket Club

Wed 21st Tea at Three, Trimar Hospice, Greenhill, Weymouth, 2 – 4pm Join Britains biggest tea party, Entrance £1 ((Use your free bus pass, bus stop directly outside building)

Joint Weekend with Motor Neurone Disease Association at Manor Farm, Higher Eype, Bridport

Friday 23rd – Bridport Big Band Concert with Ploughman’s Supper at 7pm Tickets £8.50

Saturday 24th – Jazz Concert with the Roger Marks’ Jazz Band and Cream Tea at 3pm Tickets £7.50

Sunday 25th – Organ Recital by Byron Jones and Cream Tea at 3pm Tickets £7.50

Sunday 25th Sutton Poyntz Street Fayre, There will be a Joseph Weld & Trimar Hospice and CancerCare Dorset Trust Stall.

Sunday 25th Open Garden Afternoon – Coburg Road Queens Avenue area of Dorchester will be having an open gardens afternoon. From 2 – 5pm. Visit individual private gardens and enjoy refreshments at Dorchester Middle School. Admission to all gardens £2 per person, accompanied children free. Try our quiz for only 50p. Parking available at Market Car Park and Dorchester Middle School.

July

Thursday 6th Best Bib and Tucker - Trimar Hospice, Greenhill, Weymouth., in the garden & conservatory 2 – 4pm. Strawberries & cream, sandwiches & bubbly. Tickets £3.50 each available at Joseph Weld Hospice & charity shops in St Thomas St and Great George St Weymouth. (Use your free bus pass, bus stop directly outside building)

Friday 7th Quiz Night, King Charles Tavern, St Andrews Road, Bridport 7.30pm with bumper raffle. Everyone welcome

Friday 14th NAFAS Dorset & Guernsey Area Show 2006 ‘Winds of Change’ St Mary’s School, Shaftesbury

& in aid of Joseph Weld & Trimar Hospice and CancerCare Dorset Trust

Saturday 15th

Saturday 15th Joseph Weld & Trimar Hospice and CancerCare Dorset Trust Summer Fete at the Joseph Weld Hospice Grounds 11am-4pm. To be opened by celebrity Martin Clunes. Fun day for all the family, lots of attractions. Come and join us.

August

Thursday 10th Sea Front Stall, Weymouth Esplanade with Tombola and Sale items

Saturday 12th Chickerell Carnival, There will be a Joseph Weld & Trimar Hospice and CancerCare Dorset Trust Stall.

Wed 16th BBQ at Trimar Hospice, Greenhill, Weymouth. 4pm to 7.30pm Children’s games

Thursday 31st “The Mitford Sisters” Talk by Mary Lovell at The Digby Hall, Hound Street, Sherborne

September

Saturday 2nd Double Event Sales at Trimar Hospice, Greenhill, Weymouth, 10am –

& 12noon. on sale (Saturday) will be Wall Paper, Bric-a-Brac, Stamps, Jigsaws, Garden Accessories. On sale Sunday will be Tools

Sunday 3rd for all trades and DIY. Something for everyone.

Marie Curie Cancer Care get BUPA Great Run Series Charity of the Year.

Marie Curie Cancer Care is delighted to have been chosen as BUPA's nominated charity for the BUPA Great Run Series 2006. The series includes races for all levels of runners, the BUPA Great North Run the world's biggest half-marathon, the BUPA Great South Run a flat 10 mile road race, regarded as the ideal course for experienced runners to record a personal best, and two 10km runs, the BUPA Great Manchester Run and the BUPA Great Edinburgh Run for runners who prefer a shorter race.

What better way to beat that Christmas bulge and raise money for Marie Curie Cancer Care? We need to attract as many runners as possible to take part in these 4 exciting events - can you help?

Every night can be a marathon for someone with cancer, by becoming a Daffodil Runner and running for Marie Curie Cancer Care you will be helping thousands of terminally ill cancer patients have a better quality of life.

As the nominated charity Marie Curie Cancer Care is aiming to raise over £500,000 from the Great Run series and we'd like you to help us. For details about all the runs and how to apply please contact Julia or Katie on 01460 271230 or email julia.chapman@mariecurie.org.uk.
Driving forward care for cancer patients

Ladies it is that time of year again. We are calling all the Ladies from Dorset to take part in our infamous Ladies Driving Challenge.

The Ladies Driving Challenge is happening on the 1st of October 2006 at Bovington Army base, nr Wareham.

Marie Curie Cancer Care is offering ladies the chance to drive a variety of exciting vehicles! Can you see yourself behind the wheel of a fire engine or driving a police car or maybe take things slower on a steam engine?

We have many vehicles from heavy good vehicles, 4 x 4 off road, Second World War vehicles, steam engines and buses.

So come on what are you waiting for call Julia or Katie on 01460 271230 for an entry form and information pack.

All that Marie Curie Cancer Care requires is that you hold a full UK driving license and raise £100 sponsorship money.

All monies raised will go towards the Marie Curie Cancer Care nursing service in Dorset. Marie Curie Cancer Care provides hands on care to cancer patients in their own homes allowing people to have the choice to die at home. This service is free of charge 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

Call us on 01460 271230 or email julia.chapman@mariecurie.org.uk check out Marie Curie Cancer Care other exciting events at www.mariecurie.org.uk.

ARE YOU WILLING TO TAKE ON THE CHALLENGE OF A LIFETIME?

As a keen mountaineer who has tackled Everest and Kilimanjaro among other peaks, I am used to taking on tough challenges! However, as a supporter of Marie Curie Cancer Care, I am calling on people from Somerset & Dorset to take on their own challenge and sign up for the adventure of a lifetime, in aid of the charity.

The Marie Curie Cancer Care Overseas Challenges offer exhilarating and rewarding experiences in some of the most exciting parts of the world - you can choose from treks, bike rides and mountain climbs as well as other adrenaline-pumping physical challenges in Latin America, Asia, Europe, Africa and the Caribbean. [The next adventure is a spectacular trek to Everest Base Camp on the 3-22nd March 2005 - one I can certainly recommend!]. There is something for everyone.

 Brian Blessed/Actor

All you need is a sense of adventure, a reasonable level of fitness and the enthusiasm to rise to the challenge of raising funds for Marie Curie Nurses, whose free nursing care helps cancer patients to make the choice to be cared for at home.

If you are interested in taking part in an Overseas Challenge or would like to receive further information about Marie Curie Cancer Care, please contact Julia or Amanda on 01460 271230 or email Julia.chapman@mariecurie.org.uk

Most people dying of cancer would like to be cared for in the comfortable and familiar surroundings of their homes. Please join up and help make a real difference to the lives of cancer patients and their families.

Brian Blessed
Actor