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St.Michael & All Angels coffee morning and bring and buy sale

February 26, 2014
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THE Friends of St Michael’s and All Angels are holding a coffee morning and bring and buy sale on Saturday, 1st March from 10.00am to 12.00noon.

The money raised is for the maintenance of the oldest building in Melksham. At the same time they request that ladies bring their unwanted bras which will be recycled for cancer research and also being collected are oddments of wool and materials to give to the Doorway Project who are teaching homeless and vulnerable ladies to knit and sew.

Please come along and enjoy a cup of coffee and a cake for £1.00.

 

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