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`Whitbread Flowers are off the ground in Freshbrook'
Work is now well underway on the new Flowers Pub which will open

towards the end of August 1982. The interior will depict an old mill with
a mill wheel and a large open fire place. Facilities will include a children's

room, Skittle Alley, Darts and Pool. Home Cooked food at lunchtime with
a Cold Buffet Bar. In the_evenings hot snacks and salads.
The atmosphere will-be warm and comfortable and very traditional.

In the next issue we will be telling you all about the exciting competition
to name the pub; there's a Barrel of Beer for the Winner.

Colour the Pub 1 Thanks from Elsie Hazel Court

ASTER EGGS FOR THE
If you ever wondered if anyone reads the Link, the folks
EST — Kids send your
wn coloured drawing here at EHC can tell you that lots of fine people do.
r painting of how The day after the last issue went out, our phone was
ringing with offers of things to "kit out" the commcn room
ou think this pub
ill look to:- of our sheltered housing scheme for the elderly. To date
we've acquired a colour TV, a stereo, a piano, a dart
aul Miller: 14, King
board, several large cheese plants and lots of puzzles.
harles Rd; Roger
Heartfelt thanks are due to the kind donors. You've made
gle: 13, Castle Dore,
eoff Richmond: 23, everyone feel really "at home" in Freshbrook.'
uddesdown Rd. or P.S. We're still looking for a freezer, book shelves or
ick Jansen: 6 Moresby wall units and a snooker table and there's always rocm for
lose. REMEMBER! write more plants.
our name age and
Tel: 873040 Martha Parry, Warden.
d dress on the back.
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