Flower Festival at St. Anne's Church, Turton, 1999

Welcome to our church and the Flower Festival in which we displayed flower arrangements on our theme "Limericks & Rhymes". We are grateful to all who created the floral arrangements to depict this theme. Our thanks are once again due to all who donated money, flowers, time and talent,. and for everyone who worked so hard to make sure that this festival was a success. We hope you enjoyed yours visit and thank you for your support. The proceeds of the Festival helps us to provide money for the up-keep of the church and also to support charities. If you know a charity that could benefit from this Festival, please contact us on 01204 852831 and we will be discussed by the Festival Committee. Many thanks go to all our sponsors.....please give them your support !
Altar		Mr Stanley Jordan, Mrs Ethel Shutt
Lych Gate	There was a weekend in July	Ridgeway Tropical Plants (Bromley Cross)
Pillars		Miss Clarice Bell, Mr John Bennett, Dr & Mrs Burns, Mrs Hilda Clegg, Mrs Annie Entwistle (Chapeltown), Mr & Mrs E. Forster, Mr & Mrs L. Halliday, Steve Harrison - Builder (Edgworth), Mr & Mrs B. Hart, Mrs E. Holden, Ian Howard (Carpets), Mrs Frances Hughes, Mr K. Mann, MJD Construction, Moclam Engineering (Edgworth), Mrs Sheila Nolan, Mr & Mrs K. Ramwell, Miss Irene Rowson, 4 Square Scaffolding (Edgworth), Mr & Mrs A. Smith, Mr & Mrs A. Topham, Terry Whittaker - Electrician (Edgworth), Mrs Ann Whittle, Mr & Mrs H. Worsley, Village Off-Licence (Edgworth), Village News (Edgworth).

2.	Rose Leaves	North Turton Parish Council
3.	There was a Young Lady of Ryde	Mrs Christine Tootell, Dental Surgeon
4.	There was a Young Girl of Uttoxeter	Guides 10th Bolton (St. Anne's Church)
5.	Kindness	Holden's Ice Cream (Edgworth)
6.	To My Hairdresser	Lock 'n' Roll - Hairdressers (Bradshaw)
7.	A Serious Lady from Welwyn	Turton Post Office
8.	Marconi, Whose Ardour was Tireless	Flower Festival Committee (St. Anne's Church)
9.	How Often and Often I Wish	Advanced Door Services (Edgworth)
10.	There was an Old Man with a Beard	Whitehead's Butchers (Edgworth)
11.	Whatever Will Rhyme With Summer	Spring Bros. - Plumbers (Edgworth)
12.	A Scottish Grace	Derian House
13.	O Beer !	Rose & Crown (Edgworth)
14.	O, I Yearn to go Back to the Cam	Mrs K. Grimes
15.	The Twins	Edgworth Post Office
16.	A Certain Young Gourmet of Crediton	Women's Institute (Edgworth)
17.	The Poulteries	Mrs Norma Williams
18.	As We Savour Your Bounteous Gifts	Mrs Kathleen Scarlin
19.	The Reverend Henry Ward Beecher	Mr & Mrs N. McDowell
20.	A Tutor Who Tooted a Flute	Brookside Garage (Edgworth)
21.	Albert Einstien's the Man We Must Credit	J. Allison, Avril Binns. M. Kennedy
22.	Goosey, Goosey Gander	Ladies Group (St. Anne's Church)
23.	The Logical Vegetarian	Mrs Tina McGuigan
24.	There was a Young Fellow Named Fisher	Tottington Motor Co.
25.	The Old School List	Turton & Edgworth C of E / Methodist School
26.	A Fishing Song	Haworth Haulage
27.	Anticipation	Children's Church (St. James' Church)
28.	By Loch Ness They can Toss, Like Confetti	P.C.C. (St. Anne's Church)
29.	There Was an Old Man of Hague	Mother, Bay & Toddler Group (St. Anne's Church)
30.	George Stephenson said: "These Repairs"	Mrs Ann Southern, Mrs Barbara Lofthouse
31.	There Was an Old Man Who Said "How"	Mr & Mrs Bob Winward
32.	I Sell the Best Brandy and Sherry	White Horse Inn (Edgworth)
33.	A Plea for a Plural	Edgworth & District Horticultural Society
34.	There Was an Old Man on Some Rocks	Mrs M. Dobie
35.	The Tortoise-shell Cat	Katy's Cattery
36.	There was an Old Person of Basing	IDC Computing Equipment
37.	This Plat is a True Ratatoulee	St. James' Church
38.	There Once was a Naughty Old Salmon	Luncheon Club (Edgworth)
39.	There Once was a Person in Pink	Edgworth & Chapeltown Over 60's
40.	A Raven Sat Upon a Tree	The Spread Eagle (Turton)
41.	There was a Good Canon of Durham	Mrs Alison Breakspere
42.	There was an Old Person of Wilts	North Turton Conservative Association
43.	There was a Young Lady of Riga	Edgworth Methodist Church
44.	Wild Bowler	Edgworth Cricket Club
45.	A Bottle of Perfume That Willy Sent	Mrs Claire Clarkson
46.	A Friend Who is not an Ascetic	Village Greens (Edgworth)
47.	I am an Unadventurous Man	Heron Lodge Guest House (Turton)
48.	The Centipede	Stuart L. Ramwell
49.	There was a Young Girl of Natchez	KTV (Toye Farm)
50.	Precede Us, O Lord, With Thy Grace	Leisure Hour (St. Anne's Church)
51.	Three Wonderful People Called Wick	Scouts & Cubs
52.	There was a Young Man of Japan	Miss Sylvia Fishwick (Walmsley Church Amateur Operatic & Dramatic Society)
53.	The Music of the Future	Choir (St. Anne's Church)
54.	There was a Ship of Reo	Mrs Nancy Hughes, Mrs Ethel Shutt
55.	There was an Old Person of Troy	Mrs Julie Barlow
56.	The Bee Hive	Mrs Marlene Holt
57.	In Praise of Ale	Chetham Arms (Chapeltown)
58.	There was an Old Man of Vienna	Mrs D. Haworth, Mrs A. Cundy
59.	There was an Old Man of Thermopylea	Wardens & Sidesmen (St. Anne's Church)
60.	Said Orrille to Wilbur, "Hold Tight !"	Mr & Mrs C. Bradburn
61.	A Calculus Fit to Compute On	Specific Software (Chapeltown)
62.	A Wandering Tribe Called The Siouxs	Black Bull Inn (Edgworth)
63.	There was a Young Lad of St.Just	Steven Pyecroft - Joinery Contractor (Chapeltown))
64.	Lancashire Hot Pot	Victoria Dyson (Chiropodist)
65.	George Washington to His Dad	The Daulman Family - Vicarage
66.	There was an Old Man of Carlisle	Mother's Union (St. Anne's Church)
67.	Having Rid Hamelin Town of its Vermin	Russell's Seeds & Bulbs (Bromley Cross)
68.	The Duel	Mrs Mary Hayler, Mrs Wyn Hart, Mrs Pauline Kirk

The Standard MIDI File now playing is entitled "Petite Fleur" (Little Flower) and is the copyright of International Music Publishers (IMP)