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The Blackdown Community Choir is now recruiting for the summer term, to start after Easter. All voices welcome, especially men! Ability to read music is not required, but you must be able to hold a harmony part. Singers need to commit to Wednesday night practice. For more information ring Gabrielle Newman Turner on 01823 680690.
We started the New Year with a meal at the Catherine Wheel, enjoyed by all. In February we were all enthralled and amused by Irene and Geoffrey Dearsley telling us about "Nigeria then and now." In March we were entertained by Hazel Partridge who told us about "A Year in Spain." This was accompanied by beautiful slides as well as bangs in the kitchen (a new window was being fitted). We rounded off the afternoon with delicious sweetmeats and nuts.
Previously we mentioned the small Bavarian village of Oberammergau where a Passion Play has been performed every 10 years since the time of the Black death. In 2010 they will perform it for the 41st time. The whole village is involved in the show.
It's that time of year again! - The time for our annual Vestry and Church Meetings. These will take place on April 20th in the Church room starting at 7.30pm.
The church fete will be held this year on Saturday 4th July, 11am to 4pm on the Parish Hall Recreation Field.
The Friends of St Mary's are holding a Safari Supper on Saturday 6th June - starters at one house, main course at another, dessert at another. 3 courses plus wine and coffee all for £12.00 a head. Spaces are limited, so we recommend you book early. To make your reservation, or find out more, please contact: Patricia Fuller on Tel: 01823 680436 All Proceeds to the Friends of St Mary's. Turning wet and windy with some hill snow possible.
The morning will be mostly dry and after a frosty start for some, there will be some sunshine. However, cloud will gradually increase from the southwest, with wet and windy weather developing across Devon and Cornwall later. Maximum temperature 7 °C.
The evening will start dry, albeit cloudy in the east, perhaps with an initial patchy frosty. Wet and rather windy weather further west will gradually extend to all areas overnight. Minimum temperature 1 °C.
Wednesday will see outbreaks of rain turning heavy and persistent at times. Snow is possible on the Moors, especially later, and there will be a strong to gale force wind. Maximum temperature 8 °C.
Overnight rain and snow will clear to leave a sunnier but chilly day on Thursday, with lighter winds. Milder on Friday and Saturday, though some rain, and becoming windy again.
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Sourced from the Met Office