On Sunday, 2nd April, 2023, Please bring an Easter Egg for a disadvantaged child.
Worship will be in the hall that day and will include Holy Communion.
Worship will be in the hall that day and will include Holy Communion.
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£250 was raised from the sale of our annual Christmas Quiz Sheets. See below for the answers.
1 Tumbler departs GLASGOW 2 Parent in good health MOTHERWELL 3 There are no ends to a hairdryer AIRDRIE 4 Almost speechless before French chips DUMFRIES 5 What a burglar does BRECHIN 6 Not staying LEVEN 7 American money DOLLAR 8 Arran or Holy in the middle of one’s wages PAISLEY 9 It is all around us AYR 10 SRENVNISE (Anagram) INVERNESS 11 Garment crossing COATBRIDGE 12 Mixing a fish STIRLING 13 Take a tumble on way to church FALKIRK 14 Part of a candle WICK 15 Home of golf ST ANDREWS 16 What a chef writes with PENICUIK 17 RNIGDEBHU (Anagram) EDINBURGH 18 Relaxing opening BATHGATE 19 Copper and golf score CUPAR 20 Clergy and Scottish bridges BISHOPBRIGGS 21 A safe place for a male deer BUCKHAVEN 22 Where females keep their money LADYBANK 23 Regal girl KINGLASSIE 24 Pretend bird EAGLESHAM 25 Sullen mixed up bear ABERDOUR 26 ENMTOOSR (Anagram) MONTROSE 27 Does this animal live here? BEARSDEN 28 Chilly water COLDSTREAM 29 Auto riser CARSTAIRS 30 ISWRPECTK (Anagram) PRESTWICK 2023
Talk on The Picts by John Borland-7.30 p.m. Friday, 24th March in the hall Snack lunch in May might possibly be a a special Coronation Lunch. Music in St Vigeans: Sunday afternoons in June St Vigeans Fete: the afternoon of Saturday 3rd June Floral Art Demonstration: late August Concert in St Vigeans: late September Coffee Morning: Saturday 25th November in Old & Abbey Hall 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Talk by John Borland
on The Picts: who, where, when? in St Vigeans Hall on March 24th at 7.30 pm Tickets £5, to include coffee or tea and shortbread, are available from: Helen Rosie 01241 870852 or Jim Menzies - email: jim.menzies247@gmail.com The fete is scheduled for SATURDAY 3rd June, 1 pm – 4 pm
Our Annual Fete is returning with all the usual stalls and activities and we are also always looking for new ideas. However, we do need a large number of people to erect gazebos, man stalls, make tea & coffee and lots more. We are also looking for prizes for the various stalls – tombola, bottles, small adult and child prizes to name a few. If you can help us, please speak to Helen Rosie or Liz Lawson, letting them know what you would prefer to do. Palm Sunday 2nd April
Morning Communion Service in the Hall at 11 am Maundy Thursday 6th April Joint Service at 7 pm in Friockheim Church Good Friday 7th April Service at 7 pm in St Vigeans Church. Easter Sunday 9th April 8 am -Sunrise Service on the hill across from Hercules Den. 9 am - Bacon Rolls in Hall 10 am - Morning Service in Church. An Invitation from St Thomas Church:
There is to be a gig in St. Thomas’ parish hall this coming Friday at 8 p.m. in support of the Ukraine War effort. A young musician named Fyfe Galbraith has organised a great programme of songs and it will be an opportunity to learn more about the devastating effects of the war in Ukraine and a little bit about the Ukranian culture. There will be drinks available but it is suggested that you bring your own bottle and a raffle will be held. |
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