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The Advertizer – Your local community magazine to the Gryffe area. The Advertizer is a local business directory including a what’s on guide and other local information and an interesting mix of articles.

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Church Notices

HOWWOOD PARISH

CHURCH

Heading into holidays now.

On 5th June Rev Alistair Shaw

spoke of the Queen in this

her 70th Jubilee year about

her service and also about her

tremendous faith. Quite sure this

has helped her over the years.

Excellent service and tea

and cake after were very

appreciated.

Not much more this month, but

remember that our services will

be open all through the summer

at the usual time of 10am each

Sunday.

All are welcome in this place.

Kilbarchan Parish

Church

Services continue each Sunday

at 11am, conducted by Rev.

Stephen Smith and coffee and

tea are now served once again

in the hall after the service.

All welcome. Each service is

available to watch by Live Stream

by logging on to the church

website: www.kilbarchankirk.org

All are welcome in the church or

online.

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Dema Frl

Gro a n

A huge thank you to John

Robertson who kindly offered to

pay the Dementia Tea Dance on

13th May.

We had a lovely afternoon at

Lochwinnoch Golf Club such a

beautiful location in the spring. We

had excellent entertainment from

Clare and Dominic a great mixture

of sing along and dancing. There

was as usual a delightful afternoon

tea provided by the Golf Club staff

thanks so much.

Our next event is a film afternoon

on Friday 24th June in the Calder

Church.

Next Deadline...

#327 August 2022: 13th July

Kilc Par

Chuh T’ Clu

We had a very successful restart in

May with our summer party ending

the session on 27th June. We hope

to see lots of new babies and tots

under 3 years after the summer

break. The club will resume on

Monday 29th August.

Kilc

Nata Wm’s

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During July and August, we have

a varied programme of visits and

coffee afternoons. The book

group will discuss Big Brother by

Lionel Shriver and the walking

group will continue to explore

some new walks. If you’d like more

information, please phone 348627

or visit: www.nwr.org.uk

Fant Sen

Scon Tor

Eve

We were delighted to host the

hugely talented ‘Jazz Forward’ as

our second event as part of this

year long project to get musicians,

venues, sound engineers and

others who are part of the Sottish

music scene back to performing

and earning after the dreadful

pandemic.

The Lochwinnoch Golf Club again

provided the beautiful location for

the event and the audience were

treated to a wonderful evening of

musical talent.

The next SOT event is on Saturday

16th July with the Sandy Brechin

Band a wonderful evening of

Scottish music. The full year’s event

list is now complete for 2022 for

Lochwinnoch Arts Festival with

more to come in 2023!

Tickets online or in ‘Now and Then

Gifts’ Lochwinnoch

www.scotlandontour.com/venue/

lochwinnoch-golf-club/

How Comt Coc

Senior Citizens Afternoon Tea

On 7th of June Howwood Community Council held our first afternoon tea

since before the pandemic for our Senior Citizens at The Midton Bowling

Club. Although it was held indoors, the sun shone on a beautiful summers

day and helped create a brilliant atmosphere.

It was very well attended by about 40 Howwood residents and it is fair to

say that all of us enjoyed the afternoon, full of sandwiches, an assortment

of cakes donated by The Boarding House, tea, coffee, soft drinks and

loads of blethers!

Great to see and hear!

One of the highlights of the afternoon was the appearance of the children’s

choir from Howwood Primary School who sang some great songs from a

few years gone by, adding to the party feel of the afternoon.

Our oldest villager, Peggy Moore, had just celebrated her 95th birthday.

Peggy was born in Howwood and has lived in and been very much a part

of the village ever since. As our “Queen For The Day”, she was presented

with a bouquet of flowers on behalf of us all by Coire Watkins, the youngest

of the talented youngsters from the school.

Hopefully, the day marked a welcome return to the times of meeting

up and friendship we have all enjoyed in the past - with many more to

come.

Thanks to all who made it possible from all sides of our community.

ward 9

cllr chris gilmour

Hello everyone - I would like to take this opportunity to

introduce myself. My name is Chris Gilmour and, along

with my colleague Gill Graham, I was recently elected to serve as Local

Councillor within Ward 9 Johnstone North, Kilbarchan,Howwood and

Lochwinnoch. I have previously served as a Renfrewshire Councillor for

the period 2012 until 2017 representing Ward 8 which was Johnstone

North, Kilbarchan and Lochwinnoch. Having been away for five years it’s

great to be back and I am committed to ensuring Ward 9 has a strong

voice in Renfrewshire House.

I have been attending Community Council meetings since my election

and by the time you read this I with have attended all four CC.’S in the

ward and will have also attended Lochwinnoch Gala Day and Lillias Day

in Kilbarchan.

Over the summer period I shall be out and about in the Ward - please do

not hesitate to stop me for a chat. More formally I can be contacted on the

following...

Contact info: 07484 064521 / 0300 300 1289

cllr.chris.gilmour@renfrewshire.gov.uk

Our full business directory is available on page 42 ......... 24

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