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01626 779494

PROMOTIONAL FEATURE Gazette/News Wednesday, May 6, 2015 25www.dawlishnewspapers.co.uk

THE Open DAW assisted by the Methodistchurch operate a monthly paperback bookswap for the community. This is held on thesecond Friday of each month in the MethodistChurch Hall in Brunswick Place.

People are invited to bring along e.g. five paperbacksand can change them for one to five books from the boxesof books on the table. There is no charge for doing this.

While in the hall why not have a cuppa with a cake,toasted teacake, bacon bap or even a mini breakfast.

Should you wish to purchase a book this can only bedone at the front of the church in the Open DAW.

Our next book swap takes place on Friday, May 810.00am 12 noon in the church hall. After the electionyou may want to take your mind off it all, so why notcome along, have a good browse and relax.

Harry Moore, The Open DAW

COMMUNITYPAPERBACKBOOK SWAP

Shaldon Singers

MOZARTRequiemSATURDAY,

9th MAY7pm

St Peters Church,Shaldon

TEL: 01626 873492for details

Teignmouth andDawlish Community

Interest Company

Annual General MeetingThursday 21st May

The Manor HouseDawlish 6.30pm

CHURCH SERVICES

PARISHCHURCH

ST GREGORYTHE GREAT

DawlishSunday, 10th May

8.00am Holy Communion9.30am Sung Eucharist11.30am Family Service

4.00pm Christian Aid Serviceat the Methodist Church

DAWLISHMETHODIST

CHURCHBrunswick PlaceSunday 10th May

10.25amRev Ken Welford

5.30pmInformal worship with

Mr Harry Moore

Dawlish Christian

FellowshipOld Town Street

10.30amFAMILY WORSHIP

A warm welcome awaits you

ST GEORGESCHURCH

HOLCOMBESunday, 10th May

Rogation Sunday8.00pm Holy

Communion BCP9.30pm Sung Eucharist

Tuesday, 12th May9.40am Quiet Prayer

10.30 Holy Communionwith prayers for healing

STRANDUNITED

REFORMEDCHURCHDAWLISH

Sunday, 10th May10.30am

Christian Aid Service takenby Mrs June Wilson

4.00pmUnited Christian Aid

Service at St GregorysChurch

TEIGNMOUTHUNITED

REFORMEDCHURCH

Dawlish streetSunday 10th May

10.30-11.30amPreacher:

Miss Catherine HarrisAll welcome to our

friendly church. Stay for tea or coffee

afterwards.

DAWLISH CHRISTIANSPIRITUALIST

CHURCHAlbert Street, Dawlish

CHURCH SERVICESSundays at 6.30pm

SPIRITUALHEALING

Tuesdays 2.00-4.00pm

ALL WELCOME

The Clifford The Clifford Jazz CafeJazz CafeMonday 11th May

MATT CARTER TRIOWITH TOM DREWETT

& LEIGH COLEMAN8.30pm - FREE ADMISSION

Set meals from 14.95including 1 glass of house wine

(Monday night only)BOOK A TABLE NOW

01626 872311 01626 872311 Fore Street, Shaldon

Live atThe Ferryboat InnThe Strand, Shaldon (01626) 872340

OPEN MIC NIGHT2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month

Friday 8th May

FILTASunday 10th MAY

MAFIA BABIES

Teign Choral Societypresents

60TH ANNIVERSARYCONCERT

Saturday 16th May St Michaels ChurchTeignmouth, 7.30pm

Tickets 7 from choir members and Tourist Information, the Den.

8 on the door. Children 3 (all tickets include refreshments).

TEIGN Choral Society was founded in1955 and to celebrate their diamondjubilee they have invited friends fromKingsteigntons Choir 86 to join themin performing the well loved VivaldiGloria, and beautiful works by Bizetand Schubert.

A Rogers and Hammerstein medley(Oklahoma, Sound of Music etc etc includingThere is Nothing Like a Dame) will add extraoomph! Wonderful tunes that were verypopular in 1955.

Four very good soloists will reallycomplement the work of the choir with theirartistry and dramatic interpretation. The twochoirs and soloists will be accompanied by anorchestra and Aubrey Maybin on continuoand all will be directed by conductor DavidBowles.

It should be a memorable evening, thesociety looking back on its 60 years ofachievement and eagerly anticipating the next60.

The society will be holding a memberssocial at the Alice Cross Centre onWednesday, May 20. It is a very informalevent and former members who would like toattend would be most welcome. Please letNigel Berryman know (01626 773286) by

SINGERS CELEBRATEDIAMOND JUBILEE

May 16 if you would liketo come to the social.

IN JUST over a fortnight, the Mayorof Exmouth, Bill Nash, will announcecider festival, Scrumpstock open at5pm on Friday, May 15 for a weekendof festivities at Exmouth Rugby Club.Exmouths Town Crier will also be inattendance.

Exmouths Mayor Bill Nash said:Exmouth Town Council is dedicated to sup-porting activities for residents and visitorsalike in Exmouth. We welcome the Scrump-stock Festival at the Exmouth Rugby Cluband wish it every success.

Adults attending the festival can bringunder 18 year olds in for free to enjoy puppetshows by Rattlebox Theatre, one featuring apirate nun, face-painting, bubbles, gamesstalls, music, food and soft drinks.

To support young adults over the age of 18,Scrumpstock is benefitting Devon-based char-ity, the Snooky Trust, which was set up inmemory of charity founder Caz Steffensbrother Chris Snook, who died aged 27.

Following the severe storms in early 2014,The Snooky Trust worked with Dawlish Town

Council to help 46 people who had to fleetheir destroyed seafront homes and were leftwith just the clothes in which they werestanding. Caz said she was overwhelmed andhumbled by people donating food, toiletries,clothing and bedding.

As well as diverse musical acts performingat the festival, there are jam sessions on theSaturday and Sunday for festival-goers whowant to make their own music.

Just confirmed are folk pop indie bandBonsai Pirates from Bournemouth, Boy LeMonti from North Dorset who play old skoolska and rocksteady, Jamaican dance music ofthe sixties, and Whack Turkey from SouthWales, whose act is known as The Rapture.

In terms of food there will be Devons ownWestaways, famed for their gourmet porksausages in freshly baked rolls.

Fans of pies and pasties will find Chunk ofDevon from nearby Ottery St Mary, with vari-eties including steak, chicken, sausage andham, as well as their award-winning roastedvegetable pasty.

Tickets are still available on www.scrump-stock.co.uk

Exmouths Mayor Bill Nash

Davethe

Pirate

TEIGNMOUTH FOLK CONCERTS

Top acapella folk trio at THE ALICE CROSS CENTRE, Teignmouth

9th May, 8pm 14 (12 advance)01626 775517 www.teignmouthfolkconcerts.co.uk

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(15) (2hr.25m)THURSDAY: 8.10KIDS CLUB :

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TQ14 8DS ~ 01626 870277Discussion on Spiritual Law

11th May 7.30pm 3Veil Painng 18th May 7.30pm 3

CLAIRVOYANCE WEDNESDAYFrom 7.30pm 3

SPIRITUAL HEALING SATURDAYS10am unl noon

SUNDAY DIVINE SERVICEFrom 6.30pm

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