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Community Wrenthorpe - Updated Nov 27



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Published Date: 10 February 2006
CONTACT: Any news items for Wrenthorpe can now be e-mailed or phoned through to Margaret Smart. See her contact details above.

Old Mobile Phones: Wrenthorpe Rangers FC are collecting old mobile phones to be reused and recycled as part of its fundraising activities. Hand old mobile phones in at U8 training sessions on Saturdays, 10am to 11am, at Wrenthorpe Junior School on Imperial Avenue. All SIM cards should be removed.

FAIR: Wrenthorpe Primary School Friends Association is holding a Christmas fair at the school tomorrow. Santa will be available from noon onwards for children to visit.

ST ANNE'S: Tomorrow at 10am the church is having a clean-up day to get the church ready for Advent and Christmas. All welcome. On Sunday family eucharist begins at 10am. Children's church is in the church hall at the same time.

WINTER FAIR: Wakefield charity The Cross Project is holding a fundraising winter fair at Wrenthorpe Methodist Church tomorrow from 10am. Puppet show at 10.30am, Elite dancers performances 2.30pm and 3.15pm.

SERVICE: Wrenthorpe Methodist Church service on Sunday is at 10am. Gordon Kay will lead the worship.

STALLS: St Anne's Christmas fair is on Saturday, December 6 from 10.30am to 2pm in St Anne's Church Hall, Wrenthorpe.

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