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FRESHBROOK & GRANGE PARK 5

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Freshbrook Village Centre Freshbrook
Tel: 873217
Village Centre
NoaA Tel: 870226
Opening Times:
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9am- 1pm
Auzz /ea, 215pm -6pm
Open: Saturday
• Tues,Wedgam - Gpm
• Thum gam -8pmFri gam -7pm 9am- 12noon
• Sat 830am -130pm
The Second Freshbrook Guides have been busily collecting aluminium
cans for the Evening Advertiser's Prospect Foundation appeal.
The guides pictured above, who meet atFreshbrook Church, on Thurs- Open Mon - Sat
day evenings recently delivered two large bags of cans to the appeal. 11.15am - 11.00pm
Freshbrook Guides are looking for a volunteer helper who is keen on Sun 4pm - 10pm
teaching crafts, cooking, and can answer a dozen questions at the same Traw
time. To find out more, contact Trish Herbert on 873023. Car Park A
family fish West Swindon Centre
Indoor Boot Markets Bosnia donation NOVEMBER SPECIALS
Every Sunday morning Children at Windmill Hill School
gam -12 noon donated the proceeds of their Har- Large Cod & Standard Chips Wa263 Now £2.30
Freshbrook Community Centre vest Festival in October to Bosnia Standard Cod & Chips Wa.L211 Now £1.95
Pitches are £5 each. To book or relief. A celebration was held at Budget Cod & Chips 7
Waj-1-72 Now £1.70
for more information phone Freshbrook Church where children
871017 or 872450 were asked to bring dry goods to be The Lunch Time Deal: 11.1 Sam - 3pm
made up into survival packs. Choose us FIRST for the Best Quality Take Home Food Available
Cash Bingo
Every Sunday evening Playgroup spaces Telephone Orders Welcome - 870455
Freshbrook Community Centre Noah's Ark Playgroup which meets
Doors open 7pm at Freshbrook Church will have
Eyes down 740pm places available from January, on
Admission 20p Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Refreshments on sale mornings for 3-5 year olds. Anyone
For more information, interested please contact the church
phone 872450 office on 873050

Kids Jam for the Lord ERMIN
Hundreds of children enjoyed competitions, games and learning Bible
stories during a week's intensive youth work at Freshbrook Church WINDOWS
during October.
Using the title JAM - Jesus And
Me - Scripture Union children's For conservatories and windows in uPVC
workerSteve Hutchinson led a team
of Freshbrook Church volunteers on or aluminium with hardwood surround
five evenings, culminating in an
evening for parents to join in and see
what the children had been doing.
Church secretary Ruth Wright
said that 318 different children had
attended the JAM sessions, 220 on
one evening. "The church youth
workers were aware that many chil-
dren have very little contact with
the church. They wanted to organ-
ise a fun event to share the message
of the Bible, and show the commu-
nity the church is for them."
She said that the volunteers found
that 71% of the 318 children attend- Call Brian Smith on Swindon 824419
ing JAM were not regular church Youngsters enjoying themselves at the or Roy Wellington on
attenders. They hope that some of Freshbrook Church JAM session.
the children will join the one hun- Faringdon (0367) 242080
dred who already go to Freshbrook Covenanters for 11 to 14 year olds Ermin Windows, 87a Ermin St., Stratton St. Margaret, Swindon
Church each Sunday. There is a on Wednesday and Brownies and
Bible Club on Monday evenings, Guides on Thursday.