Advertizer - Issue 177 - June 2009 (Gryffe)

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Bridge of Weir Festival Committee
Bridge of Weir Festival Committee invites local organisations and
other interested parties interested in taking a stall or pitch at Gala
Day 13th June to contact Gordon Lethorn on 07816 354854.
Gala Day - Saturday 13th June - Parade meets at Cargill Hall at 11am
and sets off approx 12.15pm to arrive at Houston Road Park approx
12.45pm to be ofﬁ cially opened at 1pm
Gala Praise - Sunday 14th June - St Mary’s Episcopal Church but being
held in St Machars Church from 7pm
Childrens Entertainment - Monday 15th June - Cargill Hall 7pm to 9pm
- Entertainment still to be conﬁ rmed
Football Fiesta - Tuesday 16th June - Houston Road Park - from 7.45pm
- details still to be conﬁ rmed
Festival Week Tea Dance - Thursday18th June - British Legion - 2pm to
4.30pm - details still to be conﬁ rmed
Festival Prize Bingo Night - Thursday 18th June - British Legion - Eyes
Down 7.30pm - Entry £1 includes a light buffet - Pay at the door
Childrens Show - either Thursday 18th June or Friday 19th June -
Bridge of Weir Primary School - 10am - entertainment and date still
to be conﬁ rmed
Disco for 8 to 12 year olds - Friday 19th June - Cargill Hall 7pm to
Senior Citizens St Machar’s 9pm - 50p entry at door
Wednesday evening meetings are
Ranfurly Lunch Club
End of Festival Cèilidh - Saturday 20th June - Cargill Hall 7.30pm
held in the Cargill Hall at 7.15pm till late - Light Buffet and Late Bar - details & price still to be
every 2nd and 4th Wednesday in St Machar’s Ranfurly Lunch Club conﬁ rmed.
the month. A rafﬂ e will be drawn will be held on Friday 29th May
at every meeting. June Events: from 12noon - 1.30pm. Still only
4th - Summer Outing. £2.
St Mary’s Plant Sale
Our plant sale this year will be held on Saturday 30th May, from 11am
Community Walk
– 2 pm. To celebrate the Centenary of the church, the sale will be
held in the church car park (over the old railway bridge, immediately
Dust down your walking shoes and meet us at 2pm outside
opposite the church) which has been resurfaced and is now ﬁ t to be
Somerﬁ eld supermarket in Bridge of Weir, on Sunday 7th June,
seen by visitors!
when the Renfrewshire Rangers will take you on a stroll around We shall again be selling high quality bedding plants (supplied by
the picturesque village on the banks of the River Gryffe. Greenhead Nurseries), and some herbaceous perennials. All proceeds
to our Centenary Fund.
We hope that visitors will also take the opportunity to visit the church
Thursday Coffee Shop - Bridge of Weir
itself, where coffee will be available – also from 11am – 2pm.
This popular weekly coffee shop has been running in Freeland church
for over 25 years and is enjoyed by everyone - young and old. Tea and
coffee is served along with a mouth-watering array of home baking.
Come along and enjoy the chat, meet some new friends and support
this venture. It is open every Thursday throughout the year from
10am - 12noon.
brookfield
SWRI Brookfield
We meet on the third Monday of the month at 7.45pm in the Village
Hall. If you enjoy sewing, knitting or crochet; water colours, pastels
or oils; baking, photography or just making new friends, please come
along and join us. New members are always welcome.
Brookfield Art Club’s
Community
Summer Painting Class
Council
Brookﬁ eld Art Club is holding a Painting
Please note that minutes
Class in Brookﬁ eld Village Hall on Thursdays
of the meetings are put
from 12noon till 3pm from Thursday, 16th
up on the notice board
July to Thursday 20th August. Cost £30 for
in the Village Hall.
the six weeks, payable on ﬁ rst day of class.
Copies of the minutes
Ages 15 plus. To reserve a place, contact
are also available from
the secretary (01505) 324169.
Marjory Love on 01505
320497.
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