Weekly Notices Archive

28th July 2009

1. ‘Care through Prayer’ Please use this new leaflet as a guide for your prayers. The long-term sick and infirm will continue to be named in ‘Care through Prayer’ so that we can pray for them. Some of these people may no longer appear in this weekly noticesheet or have their names read out during intercessions. No changes will be made without discussion with those involved.

2. Michael Grandey, our new curate, is to be ordained deacon on Sunday 5th July in York Minster. There are 16 tickets available for people from St Mary’s and St Nicholas. If you would like to go please speak to Bev or Nigel as soon as possible.

3. There are two vacancies for next year’s pilgrimage to Oberammergau. This is an 8 night excursion starting on 31st August. If anyone is interested please contact Rev’d Ron Smith as soon as possible.

4. On Thursday 9th July at 8.00 pm the Aroma Coffee Shop is hosting ‘An Evening with Jeremy Piercy’. Jeremy is the director of Shared Earth and a leading Fair-Trade Movement campaigner. Tickets are £2.50 (to include light refreshments) and can be obtained from Rev’d Cameron Stirk (Tel: 768326) or from Aroma. There are only 48 tickets so get yours now to avoid disappointment.

5. There will be a labyrinth (and refreshments) on Sunday 19th July from 1.00 pm until 5.00 pm at 17 Corner Close, Wigginton, home of Fiona and Ian Evans. More details of what a labyrinth is and how it works will appear in July’s edition of “Talkabout”. Some Joseph Rowntree pupils are going to Kenya in July 2010 with Camps International and as part of their fund raising for this will be providing tea, coffee and cakes, as well as a raffle. Please support them.

6. Also in support of Joseph Rowntree’s Kenya expedition there will be a Summer Family Barbeque at St Nicholas Church on Saturday 5th September from 6.00 pm onwards. (Note change of date from last week’s notice). Tickets will be £3 per person or £10 per family. Contact Ruth Evans for tickets. For more information about the expedition to Kenya go to: www.joro2kenya.org

7. On Monday 6th July 7.45 – 9.45 pm Aroma Coffee shop will be hosting a free ‘Transition Workshop’ for any parent whose child is starting at secondary school in September. For further information contact Lucy Stirk on 768326.

Monday 29th June 2.30 pm Meeting of the Bible study and prayer group at Oaken Grove Community Centre

Tuesday 30th June The scheduled Pastoral Support Team meeting has been cancelled

Wednesday 1st July 10.00 am Eucharist at St Mary’s (President: Rev’d Paul Jackson)

Thursday 2nd July 7.30 pm Meeting of Churches Together at St Mary’s

Friday 3rd July 7.30 pm Meeting of the Events Group at the back of church

21st June 2009

1. ‘Care through Prayer’ Please use this new leaflet as a guide for your prayers. The long-term sick and infirm will continue to be named in ‘Care through Prayer’ so that we can pray for them. Some of these people may no longer appear in this weekly noticesheet or have their names read out during intercessions. No changes will be made without discussion with those involved.

2. Thank you to those who supported WaterAid’s “Jars of Change” campaign. The sum of £66.00 was collected.

3. Mike Grandey, our new curate, is to be ordained deacon on Sunday 5th July in York Minster. There are 16 tickets available for people from St Mary’s and St Nicholas. If you would like to go please speak to Bev or Nigel as soon as possible.

4. Can you tell a plant from a weed? Pauson is tidying the churchyard on Mondays and Tuesdays and one of his tasks is weeding. The trouble is, he doesn’t know what to uproot and what to leave! If you could spare some time to chat to him and offer some guidance (perhaps even lend a hand) everyone will benefit, except, perhaps, the weeds!

5. There are two vacancies for next year’s pilgrimage to Oberammergau. This is an 8 night excursion starting on 31st August. If anyone is interested please contact Rev’d Ron Smith as soon as possible.

6. On Thursday 9th July at 8.00 pm the Aroma Coffee Shop is hosting ‘An Evening with Jeremy Piercy’. Jeremy is the director of Shared Earth and a leading Fair-Trade Movement campaigner. Tickets are £2.50 (to include light refreshments) and can be obtained from Rev’d Cameron Stirk (Tel: 768326) or from Aroma. There are only 48 tickets so get yours now to avoid disappointment.

7. There will be a labyrinth (and refreshments) on Sunday 19th July at 17 Corner Close, Wigginton, home of Fiona and Ian Evans. The labyrinth provides a meditative pathway and the physical journey from the edge of the circle to the centre becomes a spiritual journey. Prayers can be offered as one travels (prayer suggestions will be provided). Each ‘pilgrim’ can travel at their own speed. Do come and find out the difference between a maze and a labyrinth. Some Joseph Rowntree pupils are going to Kenya in July 2010 with Camps International and as part of their fund raising for this will be providing tea, coffee and cakes, as well as a raffle. Please give them your support.

8. Also in support of Joseph Rowntree’s Kenya expedition there will be a Summer Family Barbeque at St Nicholas Church on Saturday July 18th 6.00 pm onwards. Cost £3.00 or £10.00 for a family. Contact Ruth Evans at St Nicholas for details and tickets.

Wednesday 24th June 10.00 am Eucharist at St Mary’s (President: Rev’d David Porter)

Wednesday 24th June 2.00 pm Communion at Ivy Lodge

12.30 pm Wedding at St Mary’s

14th June 2009

1. The 10.15 am service today is Brian Gant’s last at St Mary’s before his retirement. We would like to say “thank you” to him for his ministry here and wish him and Diana a very happy and healthy retirement.

2. Church Groups Please could everyone involved in groups agree one person to let me know who are presently members of the group and who is the convenor/chair. It would also be helpful if groups could get back to the system of providing regular reports to the PCC – minutes/notes or a brief report will be fine. Thank you for your support. Ian Strong (PCC Secretary)

3. If you are new to church or do not give currently through Stewardship, please consider giving via one of our Stewardship methods – weekly envelopes, bankers’ orders, cheques etc. Ask James Fenton in confidence at the back of church for more details.

4. There is a York Diocese Reader Enquiry Day at St Nicholas Wigginton on Saturday 4th July 10.30 am – 12.30 pm. This is an informal event for anyone who wishes to find out more about being a Reader in the Church (what Readers do, selection, training etc.). You can go for the whole two hours or drop in for as long as you wish.

5. Haxby and Wigginton Methodist Church has invited Rev’d Richard Andrew (York St John University and York Institute) to lead three evenings on the theme of being a missionary minded church, using the book “Journeying Out” by Ann Morisy. The dates are Tuesdays 16th, 23rd and 30th June at 8.00 pm. All are welcome to attend.

6. The date for the summer concert at Sneaton Castle is Saturday 27th June. Apologies that this was mistakenly left out in “Talkabout”.

7. Can you tell a plant from a weed? Pauson is tidying the churchyard on Mondays and Tuesdays and one of his tasks is weeding. The trouble is, he doesn’t know what to uproot and what to leave! If you could spare some time to chat to him and offer some guidance (perhaps even lend a hand) everyone will benefit, except, perhaps, the weeds!

Monday 15th June 2.30 pm Meeting of the Bible study and prayer group at Oaken Grove Community Centre

Monday 15th June 11.00 am Communion at Haxby Hall

Monday 15th June 7.45 pm Meeting of the World Concerns Group at 17 Corner Close, Wigginton

Wednesday 17th June 10.00 am Eucharist at St Mary’s (President: Rev’d Steve Jarratt)

Wednesday 17th June 2.15 pm Meeting of Haxby and Wigginton Mothers’ Union in St Mary’s Church Hall. Speaker: Mrs Stephanie Cooper on the work of Christian Aid in Northern India (with slides).

Wednesday 17th June 7.30 pm “Foundations of Faith” in St Nicholas’ Church Hall

7th June 2009

1. Church Groups Please could everyone involved in groups agree one person to let me know who are presently members of the group and who is the convenor/chair. It would also be helpful if groups could get back to the system of providing regular reports to the PCC – minutes/notes or a brief report will be fine. Thank you for your support. Ian Strong (PCC Secretary)

2. Christian Aid Week 2009 Many thanks to all who worked for this week. St Mary’s collected £1,602.43. I am very grateful to June Jaques who has now taken over as St Mary’s representative and she will organise next year’s collection. Anne Wright.

3. Please remember that the Mothers’ Union are collecting postcards to raise money for the church in Sudan. If you have any please give them to Maureen Kent. Thank you. (You may be interested to know that in the year since last June £13,000 has been raised for the church in Sudan.)

4. If you are new to church or do not give currently through Stewardship, please consider giving via one of our Stewardship methods – weekly envelopes, bankers’ orders, cheques etc. Ask James Fenton in confidence at the back of church for more details. We do need you all!

5. There is a York Diocese Reader Enquiry Day at St Nicholas Wigginton on Saturday 4th July 10.30 am – 12.30 pm. This is an informal event for anyone who wishes to find out more about being a Reader in the Church (what Readers do, selection, training etc.). You can go for the whole two hours or drop in for as long as you wish.

6. Haxby and Wigginton Methodist Church has invited Rev’d Richard Andrew (York St John University and York Institute) to lead three evenings on the theme of being a missionary minded church, using the book “Journeying Out” by Ann Morisy. The dates are Tuesdays 16th, 23rd and 30th June at 8.00 pm. All are welcome to attend.

Monday 8th June 10.00 am Mothers’ Union Corporate Communion

Monday 8th June 7.00 pm Prayer visiting team meets outside St Mary’s

Monday 8th June 7.30 pm CMS Summer Meeting at Westfield Farm

Tuesday 9th June 11.00 am Communion at Birchlands 7.00 pm Communion in St Mary’s followed by….. 7.30 pm Meeting of the PCC

Wednesday 10th June 10.00 am Eucharist at St Mary’s (President: Rev’d Paul Jackson) 2.00 pm The Singles Group will meet at 5 Sandholme, Haxby. All are welcome. 7.30 pm “Foundations of Faith” in St Nicholas’ Church Hall

Thursday 11th June 7.30 pm Meeting of the Worship Group in church

Saturday 13th June 10.00 am Healing Service at St Nicholas Church

24th May 2009

1. Fairtrade Breakfast next Sunday (31st May) 8.45 am – 10.00 am in St Mary’s Church Hall. Our first breakfast was so popular that we are running another one. £2.50 will give you the chance to try a fair-trade breakfast, including cereals, spreads, tea, coffee and juice. The times have been set so that you can come after the 8.00 am service or before the 10.15 am service. There will also be a fair-trade stall. Any profit will go to help provide seating for the church in Malawi where Bev was working.

2. The CMS Summer Meeting will again be held at the Quiet Garden, Westfield Farm, Sheriff Hutton, on Monday 8th June 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm. There will be a ‘Bring and Share’ supper followed by a talk about Rwanda. For details please see the poster at the back of church or speak to Margaret Carden. If you wish to go please contact Margaret before 2nd June.

3. Please bring your contributions to WaterAid’s “Jars of Change” campaign next Sunday (31st May) or, if you are away, the following Sunday at the latest. Thank you.

4. A big “thank you” to everyone who supported the Beetle Drive and helped to raise £132 for the Pauson Project. Mpabukire Pauson Joshua arrives in Haxby on Thursday (28th May) and will be helping at St Mary’s and in the community from Sunday 31st May until 15th July.

5. Please remember that the Mothers’ Union are collecting postcards to raise money for the church in Sudan. If you have any please give them to Maureen Kent. Thank you.

6. Taste and See 2009 will take place on Saturday 13th June. This is an ecumenical day of ‘bite-sized spirituality’ giving participants the opportunity to experience different types of prayer and worship. The day is being organized by CORE (York City Centre Churches Care and Development Trust) and offers a choice of 16 workshops to choose from. The day starts in the Minster at 9.30 am and ends at 4.00 pm after a final act of worship in All Saints Pavement. The cost for the day is £15. For details and booking form Tel: 619489 or look on the website www.tasteandseeyork.org

7. On Bank Holiday Monday (25th May) starting at 12 noon there is a Family Fun afternoon at Oaken Grove Community Centre. There will be children’s games, table top sale, tug of war, wellie throwing and much more. Do go along and support our local Community Centre.

Tuesday 26th May 2.00 pm Communion at Birchlands

Wednesday 27th May 10.00 am Eucharist at St Mary’s (President: Rev’d Canon Brian Gant)

Wednesday 27th May 2.00 pm Communion at Ivy Lodge

Wednesday 27th May Meeting of the Team Council at St Nicholas

Friday 29th May 12.30 pm Wedding of Andrew Lupton and Joanna Bennett at St Mary’s

17th May 2009

1. . Rev’d Paul Jackson will be ordained priest in York Minster on Sunday 7th June. If you wish to go to the service you will need a ticket, so please put your name on the list at the back of church. If you wish to travel on the coach or go to the party afterwards you also need to indicate this on the same list.

2. There is a week of prayer for Yo-Yo from May 18th to May 22nd. There is a prayer diary for the week on the notice board at the back of church, together with Yo-Yo’s latest newssheet.

3. There are just a few tickets left now for the Beetle Drive in St Mary’s hall at 7.00 pm on Wednesday 20th May in support of the Pauson Project. Prizes, raffle, refreshments. Tickets £1 from Beverley Crapper or Elizabeth Moran.

4. Fairtrade Breakfast Sunday 31st May 8.45 am – 10.00 am in St Mary’s Church Hall. Our first breakfast was so popular that we are running another one. £2.50 will give you the chance to try a fair-trade breakfast, including cereals, spreads, tea, coffee and juice. The times have been set so that you can come after the 8.00 am service or before the 10.15 am service. There will also be a fair-trade stall. Any profit will go to help provide seating for the church in Malawi where Bev was working.

5. Two Mothers’ Union events (these are changes of dates) York Archdeaconry Festival at St Mary’s Church, Tadcaster on 16th July at 7.30 pm. York Archdeaconry Quiet Day at St Edward the Confessor, Dringhouses on 8th September from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm. “Cost of Relationships” Also the Mothers’ Union are still collecting postcards to raise money for the church in Sudan. Please let Maureen Kent have any that you have collected.

6. There will be a Feed the Minds Book Sale on Tuesday 19th and Wednesday 20th May at St Helen’s Church, York (opposite Betty’s Café) from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm.

Monday 18th May 2.30 pm Meeting of the Bible study and prayer group at Oaken Grove Community Centre

Monday 18th May 11.00 am Communion at Haxby Hall

Tuesday 19th May 7.30 pm Meeting of the Pastoral Support Team at the back of church

Wednesday 20th May 10.00 am Eucharist at St Mary’s (President: Rev’d David Porter)

Wednesday 20th May 2.15 pm Meeting of Haxby and Wigginton Mothers’ Union in St Mary’s Church Hall. Mr Brian Smith will speak about guide dogs for the blind.

Wednesday 20th May 7.00 pm Beetle Drive in St Mary’s Church Hall

Wednesday 20th May 7.30 pm ‘Foundations of Faith’ at Wigginton Church Hall

Thursday 21st May Ascension Day 7.30 pm Eucharist at St Mary’s

10th May 2009

1. .Christian Aid Week 10th – 16th May Envelopes for collectors are now ready in church.

2. Many thanks to all who contributed to last Saturday’s Plant Sale, by bringing plants to sell, by helping beforehand and on the day and for coming to buy. The sum of almost £380 was raised towards church funds and this is greatly appreciated.

3. There will be another Fairtrade breakfast on Sunday 31st May from 8.45 am to 10.00 am in St Mary’s church hall. There will also be a Fairtrade stall.

4. Two Mothers’ Union events (these are changes of dates) York Archdeaconry Festival at St Mary’s Church, Tadcaster on 16th July at 7.30 pm. York Archdeaconry Quiet Day at St Edward the Confessor, Dringhouses on 8th September from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm. “Cost of Relationships” Also the Mothers’ Union are still collecting postcards to raise money for the church in Sudan. Please let Maureen Kent have any that you have collected.

5. Rev’d Paul Jackson will be ordained priest in York Minster on Sunday 7th June. If you wish to go to the service you will need a ticket, so please put your name on the list at the back of church. If you wish to travel on the coach or go to the party afterwards you also need to indicate this on the same list.

6. Still time to buy your ticket for the Beetle Drive in St Mary’s hall at 7.00 pm on Wednesday 20th May in support of the Pauson Project. Prizes, raffle, refreshments. Tickets £1 from Beverley Crapper or Elizabeth Moran.

7. There is a week of prayer for Yo-Yo from May 18th to May 22nd. There is a prayer diary for the week on the notice board at the back of church, together with Yo-Yo’s latest newssheet.

8. Thursday 21st May is Ascension Day and there will be a service at St Mary’s at 7.30 pm.

Monday 11th May 10.00 am Mothers’ Union Corporate Communion at St Mary’s

Wednesday 13th May 10.00 am Eucharist at St Mary’s (President: Rev’d Ron Smith)

Wednesday 13th May 2.00 pm Meeting of The Singles Group at 206 York Road, Haxby. All are welcome

Wednesday 13th May 7.30 pm ‘Foundations of Faith’ at Wigginton Church Hall

Friday 15th May 7.30 pm Meeting of the Events Committee at the back of church. (This is a change of date)

Saturday 16th May Mothers’ Union Pilgrimage to Lindisfarne

3rd May 2009

1. .Christian Aid Week 10th – 16th May New and regular street collectors are needed. There are still eight streets not covered, so please contact Anne Wright or June Jacques if you can help. Thanks to those who have already offered to collect. Envelopes will be in church from Wednesday 6th May, but please only deliver and collect during Christian Aid Week itself. There will be a coffee morning at the Methodist Church Hall on Saturday 9th May. St Mary’s will have a grocery stall. Please leave contributions for this in the box at the back of church or give them to Anne Wright. Contributions are URGENTLY needed as up to now there are NONE!

2. “Foundations of Faith” is a 4 week course for people interested in issues of Christianity on Wednesdays May 13th/20th and June 10th/17th at 7.30 pm in St Nicholas’ Church Hall. Further details and booking form on the blue sheets in church.

3. There is a list by the book trolley on which to write your name if you would like to dedicate the flowers on a particular Sunday. If you would like to know more, speak to Elizabeth Moran or Hazel Wainwright or ring Carolyn Wood.

4. Pilgrimage to Lindisfarne (Holy Island) Saturday 16th May, leaving Haxby at 7.00 am. There are still a few seats available on the coach, open to all. See Maureen Kent.

5. Two Mothers’ Union events (these are changes of dates) York Archdeaconry Festival at St Mary’s Church, Tadcaster on 16th July at 7.30 pm. York Archdeaconry Quiet Day at St Edward the Confessor, Dringhouses on 8th September from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm. “Cost of Relationships” Also the Mothers’ Union are still collecting postcards to raise money for the church in Sudan. Please let Maureen Kent have any that you have collected.

6. There will be another Fairtrade breakfast on Sunday 31st May from 8.45 am to 10.00 am in St Mary’s church hall. There will also be a Fairtrade stall.

7. Rev’d Paul Jackson will be ordained priest in York Minster on Sunday 7th June. If you wish to go to the service you will need a ticket, so please put your name on the list at the back of church. If you wish to travel on the coach or go to the party afterwards you also need to indicate this on the same list.

Tuesday 5th May 7.00 pm Prayer Visiting – meet outside Wigginton Church to visit Kirkcroft

Tuesday 5th May 7.00 pm Holy Communion at St Mary’s followed by.. 7.30 pm Meeting of the PCC

Wednesday 6th May 10.00 am Eucharist at St Mary’s (President: Rev’d Steve Jarratt)

Friday 8th May 12.45 pm Funeral at St Mary’s

Saturday 9th May 10.00 am Healing Service at St Nicholas Church

Saturday 9th May 10.00 am – 11.30 am Christian Aid Coffee Morning in the Methodist Church Hall

26th April 2009

1. St Mary’s annual Plant Sale will be held on Saturday 2nd May between 10.00 am and 12 noon, in the church hall. Entrance 50p to include tea or coffee. Do come and see what is on offer and if you would like to contribute plants for sale, they would be welcome on Friday evening between 5.00 pm and 6.00 pm. If you need help getting plants to the hall or have any queries, please cotact Carolyn Wood or Noreen Bartram. Let’s make it possible to tell Liz and Alan Pemberton that even without them we ran a successful sale!

2. “Foundations of Faith” is a 4 week course for people interested in issues of Christianity on Wednesdays May 13th/20th and June 10th/17th at 7.30 pm in St Nicholas’ Church Hall. Further details and booking form on the blue sheets in church.

3. We will be making our scarecrow for next weekend’s Scarecrow Festival on Friday afternoon (1st May) at 2.00 pm in the hall. If you would like to help, just turn up. If you have any items for our scarecrow, (St Francis of Assisi) please bring them or let Nicola know in advance.

4. Churches Together have agreed to support WaterAid’s 2009 Jars of Change campaign between Easter and Pentecost. Jars are available now to be returned on 31st May.

5. Advance notice. Come and enjoy a fun evening at a Beetle Drive in St Mary’s church hall on Wednesday 20th May at 7.00 pm in support of the Pauson Project. There will be prizes, a raffle and refreshments. Tickets £1.00 from Beverley Crapper or Elizabeth Moran.

6. There is a list by the book trolley on which to write your name if you would like to dedicate the flowers on a particular Sunday. If you would like to know more, speak to Elizabeth Moran, Hazel Wainwright or Carolyn Wood.

7. Christian Aid Week 10th – 16th May New and regular street collectors are needed. Please contact Anne Wright or June Jacques if you can help. There will be a coffee morning at the Methodist Church Hall on Saturday 9th May. St Mary’s will have a grocery stall. Please leave contributions for this in the box at the back of church or give them to Anne Wright.

8. Pilgrimage to Lindisfarne (Holy Island) Saturday 16th May, leaving Haxby at 7.00 am. There are still a few seats available on the coach, open to all. See Maureen Kent if you would like to go.

Monday 27th April 2.30 pm Meeting of the Bible study and prayer group at Oaken Grove Community Centre

Tuesday 28th April 2.00 pm Communion at Birchlands

Tuesday 28th April 2.30 pm Funeral of Alfred Cannell in church

Wednesday 29th April 10.00 am Eucharist at St Mary’s (President: Rev’d David Porter)

Wednesday 29th April 2.00 pm Communion at Ivy Lodge

Saturday 2nd May 10.00 am – 12 noon St Mary’s Plant Sale in the church hall

19th April 2009

1. ST MARY’S SPRING FAIR Saturday 25th April. Those with stalls in the church or hall will be able to set up on Friday between 2.00 pm and 5.00 pm or on Saturday from 8.00 am. Nigel will be co-ordinating on Friday so please let him know if you will be coming to set up and at what time, so he can arrange to have tables up for you. Items are still needed for the stalls as detailed in last week’s noticesheet.

2. Cakes! Please try and do some baking for the cake stall at the Spring Fair next Saturday 25th April. Cakes may be left in the hall on Friday afternoon (24th April) or brought on the day. Many thanks.

3. Rowan Williams has a pair. Get your Holy Socks at the Spring Fair, 25th April. For every pair you buy £1.25 goes to St Mary’s Church. Let’s see everyone buying a pair of holy Socks.

4. The Annual Parochial Church Meeting will be held after the 10.15 am service next Sunday (26th April). The agenda, minutes of the last meeting and reports are available now in church by the book trolley. Please take copies home with you, read them and bring them to the meeting with you.

5. Churches Together have agreed to support WaterAid’s 2009 Jars of Change campaign between Easter and Pentecost. Jars are available now to be returned on 31st May.

6. Coffee Rota. Five more volunteers are required to help with coffee after the 10.15 am service. You would be “on duty” only about four or five times a year. If you can help or want to know more please see Diane Hoyle as soon as possible.

7. St Mary’s annual Plant Sale will be held on Saturday 2nd May between 10.00 am and 12 noon, in the church hall. Entrance 50p to include tea or coffee. Do come and see what is on offer and if you would like to contribute plants for sale, they would be welcome on the Friday evening between 5.00 pm and 6.00 pm. If you need help getting plants to the hall or have any queries, please phone Carolyn Wood on 760175 or Noreen Bartram on 765960.

8. “Foundations of Faith” is a 4 week course for people interested in issues of Christianity on Wednesdays May 13th/20th and June 10th/17th at 7.30 pm in St Nicholas’ Church Hall. Further details and booking form on the blue sheets in church.

Monday 20th April 2.30 pm Meeting of the Bible study and prayer group at Oaken Grove Community Centre

Tuesday 21st April 7.30 pm Standing Committee meets at the Rectory

Wednesday 22nd April 10.00 am Eucharist at St Mary’s (President: Rev’d Ron Smith)

Wednesday 22nd April 11.00 am Communion at Haxby Hall

Wednesday 22nd April 7.30 pm Meeting of the Deanery Synod

Saturday 25th April 10.00 am – 12.30 pm St Mary’s Spring Fair