Come and see the Haddington Community Choir in St Mary’s Parish Church, Haddington, on Saturday 22nd March at 5pm, and spot a few familiar faces from Garvald and Morham in the choir! Please see the flyer link, below.
Donations to the Lamp of Lothian Trust welcome.
The film showing on Friday March 14th is “The Taste of Things” starring Juliet Binoche – romantic, French, food-based, – mais OUI, s’il vous plait!
Film starts at 8 pm so there is plenty of time to call in to Garvald pub in advance to contribute to the Ukraine fundraiser.And even time for a pre-film supper at the Lanterne Rouge. And it’s still massively good value to become a member of the Club – £30 for 8 films.
I would like to let members of the community know that due to continuing family illness, I have decided to stop keeping hens and ducks and, therefore, will no longer be selling eggs.
I would like to thank everyone who has supported my venture over the past years – it has been much appreciated.
The birds will continue to free range on my friend’s farm near North Berwick.
Elizabeth Jack
Garvald and Morham Community Council have acquired a thermal imaging camera to allow local homes to be surveyed by a local volunteer and advice given on measures that can be taken to reduce heat loss. The expected result is lowered energy use and bills and a reduction of our communal carbon footprint.
To arrange a date, contact either Andy Duncan (Garvald) or Andrew Watson (Morham). We’ll then arrange a suitable time to carry out the survey.
If you prefer, the camera and instructions can be delivered so you can do the survey yourself. In either case we will review the pictures taken and, where possible, give advice on measures that can be taken to reduce heat loss.
There is no charge for this service.
Please contact us, using the contact form below, if you’d like to take up this offer:
Trump’s sudden withdrawal of Arms and Aid to Ukraine is yet another battle President Zelenskyy and Ukraine have to fight.
There will be a collection on behalf of Ukraine on Friday 14th March in the Garvald Inn. Please pop in any time between 5.30 pm and 9pm, have a drink and donate. Children under twelve will be served supper at 5.30pm. All comers will be served snacks and nibbles throughout the evening.
Funds raised go to UNITED24, the charity launched by President Zelenskyy.
If you can’t make the 14th but would like to donate, please contact the organiser, Anne, via the contact form, below:
Lammermuir Church which includes Yester, Bolton, Saltoun, Humbie, Garvald and Morham is bringing something new to Garvald on Sunday 9th March, 4-6 pm in the Village Hall.
It’s called “Messy Church” and it’s a couple of hours of activities, games (and macaroni cheese) for children and families. The theme is Joseph and his brothers – an opportunity to learn more about those ancient and eternal bible stories, while having fun and sampling the aforementioned macaroni cheese! Just come along – everyone welcome.
more information from lammermuirchurch.org/messy-church
What to bring along:
See you there!
FREE THERMAL IMAGING SURVEY
Garvald and Morham Community Council have acquired a thermal imaging camera to allow local homes to be surveyed and advice given on measures that can be taken to reduce heat loss. The expected result is lowered energy use and bills and a reduction of our communal carbon footprint.
The survey can be done by a local volunteer or householders can beat the queue and borrow the camera and do the – fairly simple – survey themselves.
To arrange a date, contact either Andy Duncan (Garvald) or Andrew Watson (Morham). We’ll then either arrange a suitable time to carry out the survey on your behalf, or deliver the camera and a simple instruction sheet and collect the camera the following day. In both cases we will review the pictures taken and, where possible, give advice on measures that can be taken to reduce heat loss.
There is no charge for this service.
Please contact us, using the contact form below, if you’d like to take up this offer.
What to bring along:
See you there!
A film to make you laugh for Valentine’s Day.
“The Holdovers” is a film about a curmudgeonly high school instructor who has to remain on campus over the holidays and forms an unlikely bond with a troubled teenager and the school cook. Doors open at 7.30 pm. Film starts at 8 pm. Even better – you could start the evening off with supper in the Lanterne Rouge.
