APRIL 2011 - Palgrave,...

APRIL 2011

Palgrave & District Community Council Registered Charity 269132

www.onesuffolk.co.uk/PalgravePC

CRAFTS & COFFEE

SATURDAY 16th April

Community Centre

9.30am—2.00pm

Friday 1st Qigong School PE pm

Saturday 2nd

Sunday 3rd

Monday 4th Garden Club Meeting 10-1230 Bowls Crib

Tuesday 5th

Wednesday 6th School PE pm Exec meeting

Thursday 7th Bingo

Friday 8th Qigong School PE pm

Saturday 9th Flower Show

Sunday 10th Flower Show

Monday 11th Yoga Bowls Crib Jazz Club

Tuesday 12th Lunch Club Friendship Club

Wednesday 13th First Aid Talk *

Thursday 14th Quilters

Friday 15th Qigong Private Booking 7-11

Saturday 16th Coffee Morning & Easter Crafts

Sunday 17th

Monday 18th Yoga Bowls Crib

Tuesday 19th

Wednesday 20th First Aid Talk *

Thursday 21st Private Booking 530 – 8pm

Friday 22nd Qigong

Saturday 23rd

Sunday 24th

Monday 25th Yoga Bowls Crib

Tuesday 26th

Wednesday 27th

Thursday 28th

Friday 29th Qigong Private Booking 6-9pm

Saturday 30th Private Booking 9am – 2pm PHFC Presentation Evening

PDCC Diary – April 2011

Palgrave Star April 2011

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Anyone wishing to advertise in the Star please contact Helen Thorburn 01379 651749

EVENTS AND MEETINGS are at the COMMUNITY CENTRE unless otherwise stated:

WHATS ON: REGULAR ACTIVITIES APRIL

Every Monday Carpet Bowls 2.00pm Every Monday Progressive Cribbage 7.30pm Alternate Tuesdays Friendship Club Enquiries to

651926 First Thursday in month Cash Bingo 7.30pm

CRAFT & COFFEE MORNING

16th April 9.30am – 2.00pm This used to be our Easter Coffee Morning with some appropriate craft stalls – but it has grown and is now a Craft Fair. We have some of the regular stalls and some new ones as well. If you have a craft and wish to be involved you will have to act quickly because space is very limited now (phone 643629). Super refreshments will be on sale and the members bar will be open as a café. You will be able to see jewellery, home cooking, photography, bags, Easter gifts, art in glass, feltwork and more – all sorts and lots of interest. So, tell your friends and come and enjoy this event.

WINNERS of MARCH 200 DRAW

1st Roy Watkinson £15.00 2nd Michael Bannigan £10.00 3rd Roy Watkinson £ 5.00

SPRING FLOWER SHOW

9th & 10th April 2.00pm - 5.00pm

PALGRAVE

COMMUNITY CENTRE

Teas served during the afternoon

Free Admission

Tombola

Registered Charity No. 269132


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Spring Flower Show 9th/ 10th April The Palgrave Spring Show is nearly here. The Flower Show is open to residents of Palgrave and all PDCC members. Entry forms need to be with Eric Barlow by 7.00pm on the Monday 4th April and entries at the Community Centre by 10.30am on the Saturday 9th April.

SATURDAY OPENING RETURNS TO COMMUNITY CENTRE BAR

It is now April the clocks have gone forward, the days are longer and the Community Centre Bar is now opening again on a Saturday evening from 8.00pm to 11.00pm starting on April 9th. This is a members bar so if you are a member come along and have a drink and meet some friends. If you have not got around to joining the Community Centre pick up and complete a membership form. Forms are available from the Centre or by contacting Helen Thorburn (01379 651749) A year’s membership costs £7.50, that’s less than the price of 1½ gallons of petrol.

Palgrave Harts Football Club Presentation Evening

with Buffet & Disco

Saturday 30th April 7.30pm

£3.00 members £3.50 guests Bar & Raffle

RICHARD KEEBLE

Painter – Decorator

Ceramic Tiling

plus

General House Maintenance

For a free quote please telephone

01379 644867

Mobile 07768 229 700

● Keep all of your compensation

● No cost or risk to you

● Members of Law Society Specialist

Personal Injury Panel

Chancery House,

Victoria Road,

Diss, Norfolk.

IP22 4HZ

tel: 01379 644311

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Proud to support the

East Anglian Air Ambulance

Fine Cooked Meats

Hams, Tongues and Salt Beef

our Speciality

Our Best Sausages:

Guaranteed all pork.

Deep Freeze Prices quoted

Fresh meat suppliers to Pal-

grave Community Centre …..all

year round.

Telephone: Diss 642105 Pulham Market 676450 Mobile: 07951 331027

D. A. Browne & Son

High Class Family Butchers 29 St. Nicholas Street

Diss, Norfolk, IP22 4LB

AND NOW ………...ALSO AT :

35, The Thoroughfare, Harleston Tel; 01379 852235

J. TEMPLE ENGINEERING

MOTOR ENGINEERS

Cars, Vans, Trucks, Servicing/Repair/MOT

Vehicle collection from home or work

Try us for your garden machinery repairs.

Excellent rates on tyres - inc. agricultural.

UNIT 2, FORGE BUSINESS CENTRE,

PALGRAVE

01379 641808 OR 07799 885 558

Friendly & Reliable Service

General Plumbing Bathroom Fitting & Tiling

Sinks/Taps Water Softeners

Fully qualified & Insured

Mr Pat Marsden T: 01379 651007 M: 07799 895958


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JAZZ CLUB

Monday 11th April 8.00pm

THE LIFE AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF SIR GEORGE SHEARING

Speaker John Sparks

All welcome. Admission charge. £1.00 per session for members.

£1.50 per session for non members. All meetings held on the second Monday of each month at Palgrave Community Centre.

Further information from Bob Smith on 01379 890657 or email; [email protected]

Palgrave Village Litter Pick Sunday 17 April 2011

Meet at 10.00am at Community Centre

Can you help please? The litter and other rubbish around our village roads and verges is piling up again. We are to hold a Village Spring Clean Day on Sunday 17th April at 10.00am, meeting at the Community Centre. If you are willing and able to help please just turn up at the Centre where "litter pick" sticks, yellow jackets and bags will be supplied.

For further information please contact John Sparks on 641596.

ELLIS LANDSCAPING

Tree Specialists

Tree surgery

Trimming of trees and hedges

Disease and damage corrected

Removal of tree stumps

Fully qualified, certificated and insured. For a free estimate please call Joan or Alan on

01379 668636 or 07990 801 388 [email protected]

Your local tree surgeons. Based in Hoxne

We specialise in

Fur Away Tails Pet Sitting Service

Dog Walking, Day Care & Boarding Small Animal Care & Pet Sitting

Fully insured, police checked & experienced

[email protected] www.furawaytails.co.uk

Contact Melissa on 07811627694 or 01379 641853

Paths Fencing Patios, Block Paving Driveways General Garden Maintenance & Clearance Palgrave based

Kevin Ellis

Tel 01379 640154 Mobile 07403 232 641

GORGEOUS CUPCAKES

Come and enjoy learning how to decorate cupcakes and really impress your friends and family!

Courses from 11a.m. to 3 p.m. Continuous coffee/tea and all materials,

including 12 cupcakes, supplied.

£40 per person.

Also decorated cupcakes supplied for parties, family gatherings and weddings.

Call Sue 07824 999 208 for details


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Spring News Letter 2011 Crime news: Recent crime trends have been the theft of scrap metal and oil theft.

As a result of this the SNT have made these two issues our current Priorities. In relation to oil thefts we are advising that oil tanks are screened from view using fencing and plantation. We are interested in any suspicious vehicles seen either touting for scrap metals or seen with oil drums or piping.

We have also seen an increase in break-ins to outbuildings we are advising that sheds and garages are kept locked and items stored within need to be marked with postcodes to prevent theft. Alarms and padlocks can be purchased from the SNT at £10 each, or from hardware shops.

Good news stories: Catalytic converter marking: The SNT security marked over 25 vehicles with special paint and engraved the number plate into the Catalytic converter to prevent theft. This event took place at Barley Green Garage, Stradbroke on 21st February 2011.

Welly Walk: Pupils at Wortham Primary school recently did a Welly Walk to help raise awareness of speeding on the A143 near to the school and were assisted by the SNT in crossing the road and having the Speed Monitor Display at the site throughout the day.

Migrant worker Engagements: Workers at Vion foods , Gressingham foods and Crown Poultry were visited by Police and Migrant Liaison Officers to help build links between the foreign workers and police. Leaflets were taken to the workers which had been translated into Polish, Lithuanian, Portuguese and Romanian.

Connect Weekend: The SNT will be holding meetings and visits to all 44 Parishes within the district on the weekend of March 25th, 26th, 27th we will be giving seminars on crime prevention, conducting speed checks and handing out advice leaflets.

The next SNT tasking meeting is on May 3rd at Bedfield Sports pavilion at 7:30pm. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. In Priory Road, Palgrave between 10.00pm Monday 28th February and 5.30amTuesday 1st March entry was gained to a residential property via an insecure door and two handbags stolen from within. Both handbags were later recovered nearby with cash missing. Were you in the area between these times, did you notice any unusual activity? Anyone with information relating to this burglary is asked to contact Mid-Suffolk Police on 01284 774100 reference ST/11/668

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Breakfasts & light lunches served all day

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March Star Many of you may have noticed that the March Star was rather late, this was due firstly to a computer virus and secondly a problem at the printers. The loose page in last months edition was because two pages had been missed in the printing process. Hopefully all will run smoothly this month.

FRIENDS OF CHERNOBYL CHILDREN

On the 15th July twelve children plus interpreters arrive for a month long visit, they come from villages affected by the Chernobyl nuclear accident. Two children and two interpreters will be staying in Palgrave. We are having a stall at the craft fair on 16th April at the Community Centre to raise money for clothes, shoes etc. We shall be arranging a varied programme of activities all of which will need funding. Please come along and give your support.

DISS FIRST RESPONDERS We are a group of volunteers who respond to emergency calls in the area where we live or work, on behalf of the East of England Ambulance Service. Our aim is to reach a potential life threatening emergency in the first vital minutes before the Ambulance crew arrive on scene. Community First Responders are dispatched to the patient by Ambulance Control to an area where the ambulance cannot realistically reach the collapsed patient within the first 8 minutes. Our purpose is to try to make a difference in our community, helping to stabilise the collapsed patient and, in doing so, help to keep the patient alive until the arrival of the more highly skilled Ambulance crew, who are trained to undertake further life saving techniques. We use our own vehicles, and pay for our own fuel when we are on call, and claim no expenses for mileage.

To help pay for updated kit, and raise funds towards a dedicated vehicle for the group, I am embarking on a 200 mile cycle ride around the circumference of Norfolk at Easter. A dedicated vehicle will give the group a greater presence on the road, and raise our profile within the local community. We are not allowed to put sirens or flashing lights on our own cars, and have to obey normal traffic regulations as does any other motorist or road user. Our own car can be covered in emergency service decals etc., and hopefully make us more visible to other road users.

Any help that you feel you can provide would be much appreciated. My telephone number is 01379 652495. Kevin Mobbs, Palgrave

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OPEN GARDENS WEEKEND 25th/26th June

Many thanks to those residents who have already volunteered to open their garden. To make this event happen we need more villagers to open their gardens. WITHOUT YOUR HELP THIS EVENT WILL NOT HAPPEN. Still at an early stage but we would like to have as many gardens as possible open. It could be your front garden, your back garden, both or even just your patio area. All residents of Palgrave are invited to open their garden. We hope to show a diverse range of gardens large, small, formal, cottage etc (or even like my own edging towards the untidy). Your garden could be open for only one of the days if this is more convenient. We plan to have an evening the following week where the open garden hosts could visit each others gardens so you will not miss out!

Proceeds will help fund the rising cost of keeping the Community Centre open. Please help support your Community Centre and make this an enjoyable event for the whole village.

If you think your garden is not good enough or of no interest then you are probably wrong. We are not looking for every garden to be immaculate! To volunteer your OPEN GARDEN please contact Helen Thorburn tel.01379 651749 email [email protected] or Pat Simms tele 01379 643629

Prize Bingo

in aid of Cancer Research in memory of Gracie Jolly of Palgrave Saturday 9th April ~ Wortham Village Hall

Doors open 6.30pm ~ Bingo starts at 7.30pm Good Prizes ~ Raffle

Refreshments available

For more information please call Christine Jolly on 01379 651189

Did you know?

Our last electricity bill for the Community Centre was over £800.

ANGLIA SKIPS 2,4,6,8 & 12 yard capacity

at competitive rates

Tel; 01379 873337

www.angliaskips.co.uk

SKIP HIRE


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Early Morning Birdwalk Sunday 15th May

It is now two years since we have held an Early Morning Birdwalk with our Nature Notes Palgrave resident David Garnham. After a walk of approximately 2½ hours spotting wildlife we return to the Community Centre for a cooked breakfast at around 8.30am prepared by our willing cooks.

The cost will be £8.00, £7.00 for members., this is the same price we charged in 2009. Look in the May Star for the start time. To book your place and of course the breakfast contact Pauline (07554945682) or Pat (643629)

PALGRAVE GARAGE SALE TRAIL Sunday 8th May 9.00am – 2.00pm

ur first village garage sale day proved to be successful last year. A chance to de-clutter your home, garage, shed and garden without leaving your

property. The PDCC are organising a Village Garage Sale Trail on Sunday 8th May. This is an opportunity to clear some of the unwanted items in your home. For £5.00 you can join in this event. We will provide a map with addresses for the garages available from the Centre and the Village Green, for a nominal charge of 50p If you do not have a garage you could display your wares in your garden, drive or yard. Refreshments and of course parking will be available at the Community Centre.

For this event to take place we need several households to take part. At the moment we have not had enough interest to make this event viable. If you have been dithering please register your interest now or at the very latest by 15th APRIL by phoning Pat (643629) or Helen (651749)

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Rachel Hiller & Ian Seymour-Blackthorn of Diss First Responders will be the instructors

Proceeds to Diss First Responders

MEDICAL EMERGENCY

CAN YOU COPE ?

An insight into how YOU can help

13th & 20th April

7.30pm

Palgrave

Community Centre

Cost £4.00 for each session

to include refreshments

For more information contact :

Janet Lockett 01379 650622

Helen Thorburn 01379 651749

CPR

Suspected Heart Attack &

Stroke

Recovery position

Dealing with serious bleeding

It could be your husband, your wife, your child or a stranger


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Palgrave Gardening and Social Group On 7th March the group were delighted by an entertaining talk by Laurence Flatman, retired director of Blooms, illustrated by old photographs and a selection of plant specimens. On Monday 4 April at 10.30 am at Palgrave Community Centre

the group are organising a

Container & Hanging Basket Planting Demonstration with Sue Allison Do come along to find out how to plant up a wonderful display in containers and baskets for this year. This is open to everyone from Palgrave and beyond. The cost is £2.50 (£2.00 for PGSG members) and includes coffee/tea and biscuits

. COACH TRIP TO BARNSDALE GARDENS Monday 6th June The group will be visiting Barnsdale Gardens, Rutland, legacy of Geoff Hamilton including an hour coach tour around the lake. Departure from Palgrave is at 9.00am, expecting to return at approximately 6.00pm. The cost is £17.00, including coach fare and entrance. There are still some vacancies. Anyone interested in the above or membership of the group please contact Sheila on 01379 643393

Tip of the Month The garden centres will be filling now with small bedding plants of all sorts for less than a pound each. If you buy, for example, a fuchsia (why not try Thalia for a change?), an argyranthemum, a trailing petunia and that useful grey leaved trailer helichrysum petiolare , bring them home and pot them on, they will grow away rapidly. You can then take several cuttings from each plant. They strike quickly at this time of year. By the time you plant up your containers next month you will have quite a variety of small free plants. Thought for the Month

I don’t believe the half I hear Nor the quarter of what I see! But I have one faith, sublime and true, That nothing can shake or slay; Each spring I firmly believe anew All the seed catalogues say! Carolyn Wells

Please call for free advice: Telephone:

01379 652909

THE CURTAIN GALLERY

Have offered a quality hand-made service for the past 23 years. Our

specialities include Curtains, Pelmets, Blinds, Bed covers, valances and hand-made, padded head

boards

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Secretarial & Office Services

If you need :

Help with composing a letter or CV

Support with presentation and editing of reports

Help to set out estimates and quotations

Assistance in typing a thesis

General office help

then call Margaret at S.O.S

Telephone 01379 650639

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To advertise in this space costs

£50.00 for 1 year

Contact

01379 651749 or email

[email protected]


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Mid Suffolk Mobile Library

The Mobile Library will be calling at Palgrave Church on the 13th & 27th April 2.35pm – 2.50pm

PARISH COUNCIL NEWS

PIG UNIT LION ROAD

At the Parish Council meeting on 16th March 2011 Alistair Bryce explained to the Parish Council and the public that the burning of pig litter (the straw in the farrowing huts) was a necessary environmental control in running that sort of operation. The District Council and DEFRA are aware of the procedures and they are approved by them. It is understood that the burning which happens about once every three weeks does cause problems to some nearby residents. To minimise that problem Mr Bryce has provided a list of the dates when burning should occur, although they could move to be one day later in the event of bad weather. There are two pig units, the first known as Wortham, is on the south side of Lion Road. The second known as Palgrave is on the north side of Lion Road. The burning dates are: Wortham Palgrave 24th March 14th April 5th May 26th May 16th June 7th July 28th July 18th August 8th September 27th September 20th October 10th November 1st December 22nd December ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… We now have vacancies to be filled, and elections are due to be held in May. The role of us all in our communities is increasingly being talked about. If you would like to consider joining the Parish Council please contact one of the Councillors or Anne Coates, the Clerk. Contact details and dates of meetings are displayed in the Community Centre, on the Parish Council notice board at the entrance to Forge Close and on the web site www.onesuffolk.co.uk/PalgravePC.

PALGRAVE Litter Picking Day

Meet at the Community Centre at 10.00am

Litter pick sticks, yellow jackets & sacks will be supplied

Sunday 17th April 10.00am

YOUR HELP IS NEEDED

Phone John Sparks to confirm you will be there 01379 641596


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PALGRAVE WALKING GROUP Our group, which now regularly attracts over 20 walkers, meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month leaving Palgrave Community Centre at 9.45 a.m. Everyone is welcome to join our friendly group but it is regretted that dogs cannot be allowed on our walks. Additionally Palgrave Walking Group or its walk leaders cannot be held liable for any injury sustained whilst on any walk they organise. If you would like further details please contact Brian Beecroft. Telephone 01379 642208. April Walks Tuesday 12th April 2011 Brian and Lyn Horner will lead us on a 4 ½ miles circular walk on footpaths, field edges and quiet lanes between the villages of Pulham Market and Pulham St. Mary. There are a few stiles on the route but otherwise the going will be flat and easy. After the walk we take refreshments at a local public house. If you wish to join us on this walk please be at Palgrave Community Centre car park ready to leave for the starting point at 9.45 a.m. Tuesday 26th April 2011 This walk, to be lead by Roger and Margaret Coomber, is 5 miles long and almost circumnavigates Palgrave village. Starting and finishing at the Community Centre, the walk is on field edges, footpaths, permissive footpaths and minor roads. There are 2 stiles and some potentially muddy stretches. For the first time we will be walking along the permissive footpath created in 2010 by Paul Whiting along the River Waveney between Denmark Bridge and Star Cottage which, with permission given by a local farmer to walk along his field edges, will enable us to link up with the excellent footpath network around Palgrave. After the walk we will transfer to a local public house for refreshments. If you wish to join us on this walk please be at Palgrave Community Centre ready to leave at 9.45 a.m.

01379 898048 mobile 07766337081 [email protected]

NEIL M FOULGER Carpenter & Joiner

All types of carpentry Roofs, Doors, Tiling

Fitted Kitchens / Bathrooms Free estimates

Community Centre Bar

Open

Fridays & Saturdays

8.00pm until 11.00pm

RM & HR Hall Gardening Services

Telephone (01379) 740812

Conscientious Local Gardener Reasonable rates

Available all year round

Lawn mowing, Borders, Pruning, Vegetable plots tendered,

Hedge Trimming and other garden maintenance

RHS Qualified


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Prize Bingo Friday 15th April at the Community Centre commencing at 7.30pm

Come along and have some fun and maybe win a prize or two, there will also be a raffle and refreshments will be available. All proceeds will be going to Marie Curie Cancer Care. The event is being organised by Ann Coates (01379 740041) in memory of her mother-in-law, any donations of prizes would be appreciated.

Dates for your Diary

9th/10th April Spring Flower Show

15th April Prize Bingo - proceeds to Marie Curie Cancer Care

16th April Coffee Morning with Easter Crafts

7th May WMCC Bike Show

8th May Village Garage Sale

14th May Jumble Sale

15th May Early Morning Birdwalk

21st August Music on the Meadow

PALGRAVE PARISH WEBSITE – webmaster Dave Whitehouse, Hyland House, Lion Road, Palgrave. Telephone. 01379 6446565 or email: [email protected]

BOOKING RATES FOR PALGRAVE COMMUNITY CENTRE

MONDAY – THURSDAY £10.00 PER HOUR

FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY £12.00 PER HOUR

Bar Service for functions £20.00 for 4 hours Deposit of 50% with booking

CONTACT THE BOOKING SECRETARY FOR FURTHER DETAILS

Pauline Garrod - 07554945682

Use these spaces to dispose of unwanted items.

The seller must insert a brief description , contact telephone number and a price .

Advertisers from outside Palgrave should state where they live i.e. Diss

PALGRAVE STAR SMALL ADS Free to of PDCC members otherwise £2.00 per advert.

Maximum 50 words per advert


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CLUB BAR OPEN Friday 8pm – 11pm Saturday 8pm – 11pm Bar Manager: Pauline Garrod 07554945682

PDCC Chairman: John Kilgannon Vice Chairman: Mike Dyer

Committee Members: Eric Barlow, Amy Blackbourn, Mike Dyer, Pauline Garrod, Heather Goddard, Graham Hodson, Ted Ling, Jean Potter, Lesley Greenleaf, Pat Simms, Sally Scott-Robinson, Helen Thorburn, Jean Thorndyke.

TO HIRE THE COMMUNITY CENTRE for meetings, receptions, etc. contact Booking Secretary Pauline Garrod

07554945682

Community Council Secretary Lesley Greenleaf 07730558468 Membership Secretary Helen Thorburn

Kerridge Cottage Lows Lane Palgrave

01379 651749

New members are always welcome. Ask for an application form. (Forms also available at the Community Centre)

CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE MAY STAR BY 18th APRIL Any items of news, interest or forthcoming events please send to:

Helen Thorburn, Kerridge Cottage, Lows Lane, Palgrave telephone 01379 651749 or email [email protected]

Please include your name and telephone number

(Inclusion in The Star is at the discretion of the editor and PDCC Committee)

PRESSED-TO-GO

MOLE CATCHER

“NO MOLE—NO FEE” Tim Crease

Tel: 01379 890333 Mobile: 07801297152

Member of The Guild of British Mole Catchers Member of National Pest Technician’s Association

OPEN SATURDAYS 9.30AM - 4.30PM

OR BY APPOINTMENT

QUALITY NEW & NEARLY NEW LADIES AND

CHILDRENS BOUTIQUE

50/50 SALES OF YOUR QUALITY ITEMS

SHOEMAKERS COTTAGE

MELLIS ROAD

WORTHAM

01379 783772

FAMILY RUN IRONING & DRY CLEANING SERVICE

ESTABLISHED 9 YEARS

COLLECTION & DELIVERY BASED IN ROYDON

PHONE KAREN FOR DETAILS 01379 652767

Old Bury Road, Palgrave.

01379 783003

Open Tue - Sat (Late nights available Thurs & Fridays) Ample Free Parking Also Lesley is available for Nails & Waxing Call Sarah for an appointment

THE CUTTING COTTAGE HAIR SALON

Services at St Peter’s, Palgrave April 2011

Sunday 3 April – 4th Sunday of Lent – Mothering Sunday Readings: Exodus 2.1-10; or 1 Samuel 1.20-28; 2 Corinthians 1.3-7; or Colossians 3.12-17; Luke 2.33-35; or John 19.25-27; Psalm 34.11-20; or Psalm 127.1-4 11.00 am Family Service

Wednesday 6 April 5.00 pm Evening Prayer – Common Worship Order 1

Sunday 10 April – 5th Sunday of Lent Readings: Ezekiel 37.1-14; Romans 8.6-11; John 11.1-45; Psalm 1308.00 am Holy Communion – BCP


Sunday 17 April – Palm Sunday Readings: Palm Sunday readings apply: Philippians 2.5-11 plus dramatic reading of St Matthew’s passion of our Lord 10.30 am 6.30 pm

Holy Communion – Common Worship Order 1 and Procession with Dramatic Reading Benefice Healing Service


Friday 22 April – Good Friday 10.30 am Family Prayer Walk and Service

Sunday 24 April – Easter Day Readings: Acts 10.34-43; Colossians 3.1-4; Matthew 28.1-10; Psalm 118.1-2, 14-24 [14-24] 11.00 am Holy Communion – Common Worship Order 1


Sunday 1 May – 2nd Sunday of Easter Readings: Acts 2.14a, 22-32; 1 Peter 1.3-9; John 20.19-end; Psalm 168.00 am Holy Communion - BCP 10.00 am 10.45 am

Sunday Club followed by Coffee and Cookies followed by a short Family Service

St Peter’s is normally open during daylight hours for private prayer and meditation, please do use this resource which is for the whole community.

ALL ARE WELCOME

Midweek Communion in the Chancel at St Mary the Virgin, Wortham Thursday 7th April at 9.30 am - Holy Communion - BCP Thursday 21st April at 9.30 am - Holy Communion BCP

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