Hard copy invitations to the village Christmas dinner are on their way out to you by Shanks’ Pony! Should you prefer to do things quicker, or are reading this in a month’s time having lost “that bit of paper with a snowman on it,” click here to download.
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Garvald Horticultural Society AGM, Wednesday 4th November
The Garvald Horticultural Society/Flower Show AGM will be held in the Village Hall on Wednesday 4th November at 7.30pm. If you have any ideas for next year or would like to help with the 2016 show, please do come along. All are welcome.
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Garvald Kids Go Guising – Saturday 31st October
Saturday 31st October 2015, 6pm-7.30pmMeet at the hall – guising – back to hall for games and divvying up the loot…
Please don’t abandon your children! All primary school children must be accompanied by an adult.
If you are new to the village, the Garvald tradition is for the children to go guising together in two or three groups (with grown-ups in tow). We then go back to the hall for apple dooking, donuts on a string etc while sweets are divvied up and shared (to the delight of the smallest who usually profit with a bigger bag!).
Please let us know via the contact form below, or make it obvious on the night, if you do not wish to be disturbed! -
Garvald and Morham Church – Autumn Newsletter
Church Services
Garvald Services 2015: 25th October, 8th November, 22nd November, 6th December, 20th December, 24th December (6pm)
Morham Services 2015: 18th October, 1st November, 15th November, 29th November, 13th December, 24th December (11.30pm), 27th December
Garvald Services 2016: 3rd January, 17th January, 31st January, 14th February, 28th February
Morham Services 2016: 10th January, 24th January, 7th February, 21st February, 6th March
All services start at 9:30 am (unless otherwise stated). There is also a Sunday school for primary age children on Garvald Sundays. We meet in the church at 9:30am for the beginning of the service, or you can meet up with us in the stables at 9:50am.
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100 Club Round Up …
Recent winners as follows …
September draw:
• 20, Hazel Clark; and
• 36, John Hughes.October draw:
• 63, Eleanor Cazdow; and
• 55, Elaine Campbell.Well done to you all!
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A whopping great thank-you to all the Hall AGM attendees …
Wow, what a turn out?! Thank-you to all those who came along tonight, and to those who sent their apologies as well. It was great to see new faces, as well as old. The Trustees and Committee very much enjoyed hearing your thoughts as well as answering your questions. Here’s to another great year in the Hall!
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Hall AGM, 7.30pm on Wednesday …
We appreciate you all lead busy lives and suffer from many competing priorities, but it would make such a difference if there was a good turnout at tomorrow’s Hall AGM. It’s at 7.30pm, and there will be cake, biscuits or both! Please PLEASE *PLEASE* try spare an hour or so of your time.
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One for the nature lovers …
A kind offer from Barrie Ash:
“I currently receive ‘Scottish Wildlife’ from Scottish Wildlife Trust, which is published three times each year as well as ‘Natures Home’ from the RSPB, which has a Scotland News supplement and is published quarterly.
Instead of ultimately consigning them to the recycling box, if there is anyone in the village or nearby who is interested, or might be starting out in learning about our wildlife, you would be welcome to have a look at them. I would be pleased to pass them, after having had a good read myself of course!
Please contact me by telephone 01620830322 or drop round to The New School House.”
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No Councillor Surgery in the Hall this Saturday …
Unfortunately, Councillor Trotter Is having to cancel his surgery in the Hall this Saturday. Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.
