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Beryl Tory's eulogy as supplied by her daughter and read out by Sue at Beryl's funeral.

Look after your mind - deep relaxation. The word relax comes from Latin and means to loosen or open. It is also linked to free, as in free up. Relaxing deeply is not just a physical process, but also a loosening up of thoughts. A kind of quiet and gentle concentration that focuses the mind on pleasant things. Here’s a script I use when I want to relax. If you try it, I recommend getting someone with a soothing voice to record it for you, speaking quietly and slowly. When you wish to listen, sit somewhere peaceful where you will not be disturbed. Close your eyes, though this is not essential, but if you keep them open stare at the floor or a blank space on the wall and don’t let your gaze wander. Now notice your body and deliberately relax your muscles, then enjoy…

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Last Minute Theatre is celebrating 25 Years with

Vera Beryl was born to James William and Vera Emily Weston; a little sister for Maurice, she became known as ‘Beryl’. Growing up to be a fighter in more ways than one - older brothers can do that to you. Beryl was very sporty as a teenager including cycle racing. When she left school she went to work as a seamstress. She continued to make clothes for her family and became very good at many crafts.

Looking for a great night out?

Cream Teas will be held in St. Peter’s, Church Langton every Sunday from 29 June to 28 September.

Come and relax at a Sunday afternoon concert in the acoustically renowned St Peter’s Church. These are to take place on the last Sunday of the month in June, July, August and September. They will be no longer than 45 minutes, starting at 2pm (except 27 July when it will begin at 1:45pm). Cost is only £5 or £8 with tea/coffee and cake. Pay on the door; however you should reserve tickets for catering purposes.