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36 The Parish Magazine - July/August 2022 Please mention The Parish Magazine when responding this advertisement Visit our website or follow us on Facebook for details of events and Platinum Jubilee celebrations ASSISTED LIVING | NURSING | DEMENTIA CARE | RESPITE Delivering peace of mind - the Signature way Our award winning care team are on hand 24 hours a day providing care that is responsive to individual preferences and needs. We take pride in going above and beyond for your loved ones. We encourage and empower residents to live independent lifestyles, providing discreet assistance as and when needed. From a little assistance with washing, dressing and taking medication to those residents who have greater needs, all our residents receive the tailored support they need delivered in their own apartment. To find out more, please contact the Client Liaison Manager at a Signature home near you: Cliveden Manor, Marlow 01628 702310 Sonning 0118 338 2986 signature-care-homes.co.uk
ANSWERS TO QUIZ ON PAGE 35 THE QUEEN’S EARLY YEARS 1. 17 Bruton Street in Mayfair, London 2. Duke and Duchess of York - later King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. 3. 2.40am 4. 21 April 1926 5. 145 Piccadilly 6. At home 7. First young person to win the Royal Life Saving Society Lifesaving Award 8. 21 April 1942, her 16th birthday, when she inspected the Grenadier Guards at Windsor Castle. 9. 9 July 1947 10. The wedding bouquet laid on the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior. THE QUEEN’S CORONATION 11. There were five Queens crowned before Elizabeth II. 12. Cunningham, Tovey, Noah, Tedder, Eisenhower, Snow White, Tipperary and McCreery. 13. St Edward's Chair, made in 1300 for Edward I. 14. 7 million people in the UK watched the ceremony on television. 15. 11 million listened on the radio. 16. There were 8,251 wedding guests 17. 61 monarchs 18. Sir Norman Hartnell 19. More than 2,000 journalists and 500 photographers from 92 nations. 20. Almost 30,000 men took part in the procession. THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH 21. Villa 'Mon Repos' on the island of Corfu, on 10 June 1921. 22. Queen Victoria 23. Midshipman in 1940 24. 4,632 25. The University of Cambridge challenged Prince Philip to a tiddlywinks match in 1958 and since 1961 the ‘Silver Wink’ was awarded by the Duke to the winner of the University Tiddlywinks Championships. 26. Tanna, one of the islands in Vanuatu. South West Pacific 27. France 28. The Duke's livery colour is dark green, known as 'Edinburgh Green' 29. Earl of Merioneth and Baron Greenwich 30. 1956 THE QUEEN’S SERVICE 31. 3 million 32. 3,135 33. 380,630 34. Over 1 million 35. 88 36. 30 37. 100,000 38. 75,000 39. 39 – which is more than any other member of the Royal Family 40. 620 THE QUEEN AND POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS LEADERS 41. Winston Churchill 42. Geoffrey Francis Fisher 43. Over 170 around the world – 14 in the UK 44. Seven: Geoffrey Fisher; Michael Ramsey; Donald Coggan; Robert Runcie; George Carey; Rowan Williams and Justin Welby 45. George Carey 46. Margaret Thatcher and Theresa May 47. Paul Wright 48. It is privately owned by the Queen. 49. 13 50. Lyndon B Johnson THE COMMONWEALTH 51. 14 52. Queen of Australia 53. 33 54. 54 55. Almost one third 56. Second Monday in March 57. Every 4 years – this year it is in Birmingham from 28 July – 8 August 58. 2.5 billion 59. 54 60. Common, means 'belonging to all,' and wealth, is 'happiness or riches' THE PRINCE OF WALES: THE EARLY YEARS 61. Buckingham Palace at 9.14pm on 14 November 1948 62. Geoffrey Fisher, Archbishop of Canterbury 63. Duke of Cornwall, Duke of Rothesay, Earl of Carrick, Baron Renfrew, Lord of the Isles, Prince and Great Steward of Scotland, The Prince of Wales, Earl of Chester, Duke of Edinburgh, Earl of Merioneth, and Baron Greenwich. (The last three were inherited on the death of his father.) 64. Hill House, West London 65. 1958 66. July 1969 67. Archaeology, Anthropology and History 68. 1974 69. Approximately £150 million 70. The Mosaic Network The Parish Magazine - July/August 2022 37 RENDEZVOUS IN THE ARK We meet every second and fourth Tuesday of the month at 12 noon for lunch and conversation To reserve your place call 0118 969 3298 Planning Your Traditional Wedding? Then you might like to discuss the possibility of marriage in our ancient and beautiful parish church. If so, call the vicar, Jamie 0118 969 3298 He will be pleased to help! In addition to the stunning and historic location in Sonning, we will work hard to provide you with a memorable and moving occasion. We can provide a choir, organ, peal of eight bells, beautiful flowers, over 100 lit candles set in ornate Victorian chandeliers and the use of our beautiful churchyard as a backdrop for your photographs. Church of St Andrew Serving Sonning, Charvil & Sonning Eye is back! . . . revkate@sonningparish.org.uk the church of st andrew SERVING CHARVIL, SONNING & sonning eye since the 7 th century
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