January 2018
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USEFUL NUMBERS Fire Police Ambulance Coast Guard 999 Police Non Emergency 101 Alcoholics Anonymous 08457 697 555 Age UK Thanet 01843 223881 Bethesda Medical Centre 209300 BT Faultline 0800 800 151 ChildLine 0800 1111 Citizens Advice 225973 DVLA Vehicle & Tax Enquiries 0300 790 6802 DVLA Drivers Enquiries 0300 790 6801 Electricity– Power Loss 0800 783 8866 Gas Emergency 0800 111 999 Island Hoppa Buses 588944 Craig Mackinlay MP 603242 Leakline 0800 820999 Learndirect 0800 100900
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Hello everybody and welcome to issue number 144 of the MARGATE HANDBOOK. Thank you for all for all the letters, phone calls and e-mails, please keep them coming as they are always very welcome. We had a 95 entries for this month’s competition, Well done to the winner. (This months competition is on Page 7) We have two recipes for you (See Pages 24 & 28) Grandad learns how to tell the time( See Pages 12 &13) A fantastic tale of old Margate from Alf “Legs” Beeching (See Page 16) You will find the Tide Tables for Margate on (Page 22) Finally just to say A VERY HAPPY, HEALTHY & PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL We love to hear from you each month and as always our contact details are: Web: www.margatehandbook.co.uk E-mail: info@margatehandbook.co.uk Tel: 01843 571145 68 Clarence Avenue Cliftonville Margate CT9 3DR
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JANUARY 2018 COMPETITION
The prize this month is again a metal wall sign To win this prize just tell us: which of our advertisers has the Phone number 07557 389149 Then either e-mail us at Info@margatehandbook.co.uk or send in your entry to Competition. Margate Handbook. 68 Clarence Ave, Cliftonville. Margate. CT9 3DR Please DO NOT FORGET to tell us your name and address. All entries must be received on or before 3.00pm on Monday 15th January all correct entries will be placed together and the winner will be drawn out. GOOD LUCK This Months winner is J Robinson Epple Road Birchington Thanks to Ben of Brackenborough Plastering for picking the winner Please mention The Margate Handbook when responding to adverts
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January Crossword Across 1. Inverse (10) 7. Curt (7) 8. Crib (3) 9. Sentinel (6) 10. Hinge joint (4) 12. Remedy (4) 13. Cask (6) 16. Mythical bird (3) 17. Fishing boat (7) 18. Duty (10)
Down 2. Bizarre (9) 3. Disregard (6) 4. Wealthy (4) 5. Nimble (5) 6. Arithmetical operation (4) 8. Lowest female singing voice (9) 11. Empty (6) 12. Freight (5) 14. Entice (4) 15. Male deer (4)
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GRANDAD LEARNS TO TELL THE TIME
Grandad had gone to the supermarket with his eldest Granddaughter and her 4 year old Daughter, who was of course his Great-Granddaughter, but they hadn’t gone to buy groceries, she was going to the Opticians. They arrived there and just got to the Opticians counter when his Great-Granddaughter said she needed the toilet, so Grandad said “You go off and take her and I’ll keep your place in the queue”. So off the other two went leaving Grandad in the queue. There were three other people in front of him and Grandad thought that they will be back before he got to the front. A couple of others joined the queue behind Grandad and the queue started moving up. Eventually he was at the front, so he said the lady behind him “You go in front of me as I’m waiting for my Daughter”, this happened twice more as they still weren’t back and on the fourth time that Grandad got to the front a lady behind him in the queue said in a rather snooty voice “You keep letting people go in front of you, what is it that you are doing here, what do you want” Grandad replied that he was waiting for his Daughter to return and she was going to see the optician. “Why isn’t she here then” asked the snooty lady “She has taken her young Daughter to the toilet” replied Grandad “and will be here soon”.”Well what is it she wants to see the optician for” asked the snooty lady. Grandad thought to himself, we are in a queue at the opticians counter with a sign clearly stating that it is the opticians counter and this lady is asking me what she wants to see the optician for. He turned to the lady and said “Gordon Bennett, what do you think she wanted to see the optician for, did you think she was going to ask one of the opticians if they could help her change her car tyre” Just then his Granddaughter came back and as she did she was called up to the counter. After a few minutes his Granddaughter turned to Grandad and asked him if he would look after the little one as she was going to be a while with the optician. Grandad took his Great-Granddaughter and they went and sat down. “Where is Mummy going” asked the little one “She has gone to see the lady who is going to make her some new glasses” said Grandad. “How long will she be” came the response. “Oh, only about 5 minutes” said Grandad. “How long is 5 minutes” asked the little one, so Grandad showed her his watch and said “From number 1 to number 2, that is 5 minutes” “How do you tell the time, Mummy has put up a big clock in my play room, well it’s not really a clock, it’s just a piece of paper with numbers on it and said she has started to show me how to tell the time, because she said it is important that I know how to read the clock”. “Oh well lets start and learn a bit more while we are waiting for Mummy” said Grandad. “Right I’m going to teach you how to read the clock” and he showed her his watch “this is the clock, well it’s not a clock it’s a watch, but it’s the same thing” said Grandad “now time is made up of zones or periods, there are Hours, Minutes and Seconds and in every day there are 24 hours, there 12 in the day and 12 at night” To Advertise in The Margate Handbook please Phone 01843 571145
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Just then his Great-Granddaughter said “Oh Grandad, you are silly you just said there are 24 hours in a day and then you said there are 12 hours in a day, well which is it” “Ah, yes I know I said that but a day is made up of a day and a night” said Grandad “It’s a bit hard isn’t it” said the little one. “Right now listen carefully” said Grandad “on every clock or watch, there are 3 pointers, they are called hands, there is the first hand that points to the hours, the second hand that points to the minutes and the third hand that points to the seconds” Why doesn’t the second hand point to the seconds then it would be called right, and the third hand could point to the thirds” said a now puzzled little girl. “Right” said Grandad “forget about the third hand, we’ll just concentrate on two hands, the Hour hand, which is the fat hand and the minute hand, which is the thin one, now up the top of the clock can you see the number up there 1 and 2 now 1 and 2 is 12” “No, No 1 and 2 is 3, everyone knows that Grandad” said the little one “No it’s not 3, we already have a 3 on the side here by itself” said a by now very frustrated Grandad. “No it’s 12 and if the fat hand and the thin hand are pointing to the 12 it is 12-O-Clock” Grandad continued “now the thin hand starts to move away from the fat hand and comes round to the number 1, that number 1 is 5, which means ,when it reaches the 1, it is 5 past the hour” “No Grandad, that can’t be right, because number 1 can’t be number 5 as well, because look down here there is a number 5 already, oh you are silly Grandad” Grandad didn’t know what to say, so he tried to explain that every number on the watch was 5 minutes. “But isn’t every number on the watch an hour, because that’s what Mummy said it was” said a by now a very confident sounding young lady. “No, well Yes they are hours but they are minutes as well” said Grandad “You see 1 is Five, 2 is Ten, 3 is Fifteen, 4 is Twenty, 5 is Twenty Five and 6 is a Half” Just then the little fell into fits of laughter “Oh you are so funny Grandad, how can a number 6 be a half, because even I know that a half is less than a one” Grandad felt like he was digging a huge hole and getting himself deeper and deeper into it. “Right let’s start again shall we” said Grandad “ I know that mummy told you that all the numbers around the clock were hours, but they are also minutes as well” Just then his Granddaughter came out from the opticians with a new pair of glasses. “Is everything alright” she asked and before Grandad could answer his Great-Granddaughter said “Mummy, Grandad really is silly so once you have taught me how to tell the time, you will have to teach Grandad as well” “What is she on about” asked his Granddaughter. “Don’t ask, Don’t ask” said Grandad “come on let’s go”.
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The Month of January January is the first month of the year, has 31 days, and is named after the two-faced Roman god Janus. January's birth flower is the Snowdrop. January is the first month of the year in our modern day Gregorian calendar, and its predecessor the Julian calendar. It consists of 31 days and the first day of the month is known as New Year’s Day. Janus, the god of doors because this month is the door to the year. The Roman god Janus represents all beginnings and possesses the ability to see all things past and future. The month of January was added to the Roman calendar by Numa Pompilius around 700 BCE so that the calendar would equal a standard lunar year of 355 days. January became the first month of the year around 450 BCE, although March was originally the first month of the year in the old Roman calendar. January originally consisted of 30 days when it was added to the 10-month Roman calendar. However, a day was added making it 31 days long in 46 BCE by Julius Caesar.
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THE PROPOSED NEW MARINE ROADWAY AND GLOBE HOTEL With thanks to Alf “Legs” Beeching This selection of minutes extracts covers the period in 1879 when this part of Margate’s New Marine Drive was commenced and concerned the purchase of various Freehold properties including the “Globe Hotel” March 16th 1878 The road building and improvements Committee [No1] brought upthe following report-: Recommending that the council carry out the New Road connecting Marine Terrace with The Parade according to clauses 1 and2 of the 29th necessary steps be taken at once adopted., to proceed with the same and that the Surveyor have instructed to prepare the requisite plans and working drawings. Also that in connection with this work the necessary notices be issued for acquiring under the terms of the aforesaid-All the properties from and including Horn Corner to and including the Globe Hotel together with the area required out of the Harbour as shown on the accompanying plan. Robert Wood-Chairman Mr Reeve –I have much pleasure in seconding the proposition it is one of the most important improvements which have been before us for many years and I am certain it will be done with due regards to caution and the expenditure of the Burgesses money etc. The cost of the road is somewhere about £22,000 without the purchase of any of the freeholds. Of course taking 3 or 4 houses at the bottom of the street will cost about £6,000 And something about £7,500 for the Globe Hotel June 29th 1878 The town clerk produced a document relating to the purchase of property adjoining the Globe Hotel known as the Victoria Baths for the purpose of the New Marine Road. Mr Bayly objected to figures being stated in open court. It was indiscreet and prejudicial to the interest of the payers etc, The subjoined report were received and adopted -: July 6th 1878 The committee recommend that Mr, Spencer Chadwick of 17 Parliament Street London SW be appointed arbitrator on behalf of the council in reference to the Freehold of the Globe or Marlborough Hotel and that the corporate seal be affixed to such appointment. September 13th 1879 Ale of stock and fixtures of the Globe Hotel £354-14-3d Purchase of the Globe Hotel £7,247-18-8d The Town Council February 29th 1880 The special business-: That a reward of £50 be offered for the discovery of the incendiary of the recent fire at the Globe Hotel and that the council take the necessary steps to recover possession of that part of the leasehold premises lately assigned to them by Mr Bristed and which has been enclosed by Mr. Wright without any right by Mr, Smeed. To be continued next month To Advertise in The Margate Handbook please Phone 01843 571145
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
2018 Wishing you 12 Months of Success 52 Weeks of Laughter 365 Days of Fun 8,760 Hours of Joy 525,600 Minutes of Good Luck 31536,000 Seconds of Happiness. To Advertise in The Margate Handbook please Phone 01843 571145
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Tel: 01843 290980 or 07889 615158 www.pandsees.co.uk
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January Sudoku How to Play Fill in the grid so that every row, every column, and every 3x3 box contains the digits 1 through 9, with no repetition! That's all there is to it. You solve the puzzle with reasoning and logic - there’s no maths involved and no adding up. It's fun. It's challenging. It's addictive!
To reheat a pizza so that the base is out-of-the-oven crisp, heat your leftover slices in a frying pan on low-medium heat on the stove until warm and wave goodbye to the days of soggy microwave pizza.
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Irish Stew with Parsnips Ingredients
Serves: 4 1 tablespoon olive oil 900g (2lbs) lamb stew meat 1 parsnip, peeled and in large chunks (optional) 1/2 teaspoon salt 3 large potatoes, peeled and quartered freshly ground black pepper to taste 1 tablespoon chopped fresh rosemary (optional) 1 large onion, sliced 1 leek, green part only, rinsed and sliced 2 carrots, peeled and in large chunks 1 litre (1¾ pints) water, or as needed Method Prep:15min › Cook:1hr 45min › Ready in:2 hr Heat oil over medium heat in a large stockpot or casserole pot. Add lamb pieces and cook, stirring gently, until evenly browned. Season with salt and pepper. Add the onion, carrots and parsnips and cook gently alongside the meat for a few minutes. Stir in the water. Cover and bring to a boil before turning the heat down to low. Simmer for 1 hour or longer, depending on the cut of meat you used and if it is tender yet. Stir in potatoes and simmer for 15 to 20 minutes before adding leeks and rosemary. Continue to simmer uncovered until potatoes are tender but still whole. Serve piping hot in bowls garnished with fresh parsley.
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January: Wolf Moon The first Full Moon of the year is named after howling wolves. In some cultures, it was known as Old Moon, Ice Moon, Snow Moon, and the Moon after Yule. Wolves howl a lot in January. during their breeding season that is January and February. The Wolf Moon is on the night between 1 and 2 January 2018 is a Super moon. The following Full Moon is also in January, on the 31. It has no given name, which makes it a Blue Moon. However, this particular Blue Moon will likely look red in some areas, because it will cause a total lunar eclipse, also known as a Blood Moon. On January 31st the total lunar eclipse should be visible?
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Coffee Tiramisu Cake Great for if you are on a diet Ingredients 5 spray(s) Calorie controlled cooking spray 1 teaspoons Ground Coffee 3 medium, raw Egg, whole, raw 75 g Light Brown Sugar 75 g Plain White Flour 100 g Low Fat Vanilla Yogurt 15 ml (3 tsp) Tia Maria or Marsala 1 teaspoons, heaped Cocoa Powder, for sprinkling 250 g Quark (Weight Watchers do one) Method Preheat the oven to Gas Mark 5/190°C/fan oven 170°C. Lightly grease 2 x 18cm sandwich tins with low fat cooking spray. Line the bases with circles of non-stick baking parchment or greaseproof paper. Put the coffee powder or granules into a cup and add 1 tbsp boiling water, stirring to dissolve. Whisk the eggs and sugar together using a hand-held electric whisk until pale, thick and very airy. This will take about 5 minutes. Whisk in the coffee liquid. Sift the flour into the mixture and fold it in lightly using a large metal spoon. Share the mixture between the cake tins and level the tops. Bake the cakes for 12-15 minutes, or until the tops spring back when pressed lightly. Cool on a wire rack for 5 minutes, then remove from the tins and peel away the lining paper. Cool completely. Beat the low fat soft cheese with a wooden spoon until softened, then stir in the vanilla yogurt and 1 tbsp Tia Maria or Marsala. Put one of the cakes on a serving plate and sprinkle the rest of the Tia Maria or Marsala evenly over the surface. Spread half the soft cheese mixture on top, then place the second cake in position. Cover with the remaining soft cheese mixture and sprinkle with cocoa powder. Keep in the refrigerator until ready to serve, though allow time for the cake to come up to room temperature to enjoy it at its best.
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Clubs & Associations
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Let us know about yours. Archaeological Society
07906 360725
M argate W I
01843 297965
Boys & Girls Brig ade 1st W estg ate-on-Sea
Tel: 290903
M argate Yacht C lub
07943 936869
C liftonville R etirem ent Association
Tel: 226821
M em ories Dem entia Group
T el: 220925
C liftonville R esidents Assoc
Tel: 226033
R am sgate M odel Boat C lub
T el: 866107
D ecorative & Fine Arts Society
Tel: 862330
R am sgate O ld M oto r & M o torcycle C lu b
07779 422780
F ibrom yalgia Support Group
0844 887 2471
R otary Thanet Sunrise
T el: 292337
F oreness W aterski C lub
Tel: 582951
R oyal British Legion ( M argate)
T el: 224591
G irls & Boys Brigade 1st M argate
Tel: 225910
R SPCA
03001 234999
Is le of T hanet G eographical Association
Tel: 296136
T hanet Astronom y G roup
01843 228904
Is le of T hanet Philatelic Society
Tel: 228415
T hanet Big Sing Com m unity C hoir
0797 930 6372
Is le of T hanet Photographic Sociiety
Tel: 842729
T hanet D og O bedience G roup
01843 225801
Kent Active R etirem ent F ellowship
T e l: 8 32 797
T hanet C om m unity Support
T el: 597115
M acular D isease Society
Tel: 299093
T hanet F airtrade Initiative
M argate Active R etirem ent Association
Tel: 448872
T hanet F es tival Choir
M argate Adult Education C entre
03000 414018
T hanet Judokw ai (Ma rtial Arts C entre) T el: 226007
M argate Am bulance Corps,
01843 603174
T hanet M ale Voice C hoir,
T el: 865819
M argate D iving C lub
07788 447282
T hanet Lions Club
T el: 596857
M argate Bowling C lub
Tel: 228858
T hanet Prem ier Business G roup
07968 473265
M argate C ivic Soc iety
Tel: 835085
T hanet Senior C itizens Forum
01843 843287
M argate F ishing C lub
07793 592073
T hanet Stom a Buddies G roup
01843 579035
M argate F low er C lub
Tel: 226227
T he Isle O f Thanet Bird Club
01227 363578
M argate H istorical Soc iety
Tel: 223300
W alpole Bay Bow ls Club
T el: 280763
M argate M useum
Tel: 231213
W estgate Arts & Crafts
01843 295775
W estgate D ogTraining Group
01843 228925
H ilderstone Am ateur Radio and Electronics C lub
0 77 6 5 17 4 6 37
T el: 602332
e-m ail:hilderstoneclub@ gm ail.com
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Accountants Brydens 5 Alterations & Repairs Margate Make Lounge 29 Artist Emma's Easels 24 Bin Bags M.S. Products 6 Building & Maintenance DSM 21 St. James 17 Cat Sittes The Moggy Minder 5 Car Bodywork Repairs Chips Away 17 Children's Education Kumon 32 Cleaners Clean & Happy 11 Cleaning Supplies Total Supplies 10 Computer Repairs & Services Centaur Systems 20 Conservatories JAS Conservatories 25 Decorators Merchants Margate Decorators Merchants
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Personalised Clothing Edwards Embroidery 21 Physiotherapy JAS 11 Plastering Brackenborough Plastering 23 Plumbing & Heating Copper Connect 20 J. Brackenborough & Son 29 Flow 4 East Kent Coastal 9 Printers SPS 34 Remortages Need Financal Planing 8 Roofing M Findon Roofing 32 S.N. Roofing 15 TMI 21 Solicitors Robinson Allfree Back Surveyors Arthur Bryant 23 Tyres Richard’s Trade Tyres 14 Van Hire Bill's Man & Van Self Drive 3 Verandas & Awnings SBI Front Water softeners Sapphire Water Softeners 14 Hydroworks 7 Wills Martin Isaac 15 Windows Window Doctor 3 Omega 23
Dry Cleaners Mark Michael’s 29 4 Electricians P&P Electrical 3 9 Localleccy 7 22 VA Electrical Services 5 34 Fencing Paddy Moyna 4 Please mention The Margate Handbook when responding to adverts
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