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JohnstoneChristmas MaretSunday 27th November10am - 4pmWalkinshaw CommunityCentre, Walkinshaw Street,Johnstone PA5 8AFWalkinshaw Community Centrewill hold their first ChristmasMarket featuring a range of arts,crafts, home baking and one-offgifts! This is a free event.Last iht o te PromSaturday 19th November 6pm at Paisley Salvation Army,Paisley Corps Mill Street, Paisley PA1 1NDSaturday 12th Novemberat 7pmCochrane Castle Golf ClubScott Ave, Johnstone PA5 0HFJoin St. Vincent’s Hospicefor their hottest everfundraising event ...Their Red Hot Firewalk!Take part by contactinginfo@ svh.co.ukor register at the bar in CochraneCastle Golf Course(£10 Registration)Come along and join in the sizzling fun!By popular demand! Sold out every year, this will again be a spectacularevent with special guest musicians, vocalists and Proms Band - AndrewWileman (compere), David Daws, John Starkes & Ross Mercer ... Plentyflag waving and audience participation! Not to be missed!!Tickets - Adult: £8, Children under 16: £5Charity event in aid of The Salvation Army work in Paisley.ADVERTISING FEATURE18 years and counting!18 years ago on 4th October 2004I took the plunge and started‘Suzanne’s Grooming Pad’. I amover the moon with this achievementand would personally like to say amassive THANK YOU to all clients,past & present, for helping me fulfilmy dream.Her’s o n re cfu r!!Grffe alle Rotar ClubSpeakersOctober speakers were Lynsey Scobie from Quarriers on 5th October, another entertaining talk on“Behind the Scenes” by Alan Watt 12th October and on 19th October Monsignor Andrew CanonMcFadden spoke about his life and service as the senior Royal Navy Chaplain and Royal Chaplain tothe late Queen. November Speakers include Gaynor Miller from Rainbow Valley Charity.If interested in Rotary please come along and find out who we are and what we do e-mailgryffevalleyrotary@gmail.com to arrange your attendance.Musical LunchThis was fully subscribed on Sunday 2nd October and over £2,000 was raised for 500 miles, - thecharity run by Olivia Giles to provide prosthetic limbs to disabled people in Malawi and Zambia.Thanks to all who helped and donated raffles and a special thanks to St Columbas School and to allthe performers.Curry NightThe annual curry night in Shimla Cottage Bridge of Weir to raise funds for Rotarys Charity Polio Plusis taking place on Thursday evening 10th November and tickets are availableQuiz Night ChampionsRotarian from across the west of Scotland supported a charity Quiz night organised by HunterstonRotary, raising funds for the End Polio Now campaign and local Ayrshire community groups.The winning team from Gryffe Valley Rotary Club were presented with the Hunterston Quaich byPresident FitzGibbon who congratulated them on a “well-earned victory”.Gryffe Valley WayWe are interested to hear from the first people who have walked the full length of the Gryffe ValleyWay and indeed anyone who has run it (and their time).Our next activity is to create a number of Interpretative boards along the Way including at Kilmacolm,Bridge of Weir, the Mill Lade, Crosslee village, and Craigends Estate. We are writing to each of thelandowners to request permission. Anyone with knowledge of the history of these places is invitedto contribute and any businesses willing to sponsor a board are invited to get in touch. Please emailgryffevalleyrotary@gmail.comNext Deadline...#331 December: 9th NovemberOur full business directory is available on page 42 .....8
North ole Exeriene &Christmas ImagiariumSaturday 10th & Sunday 11th DecemberNorth Pole Experience: 11.30am - 7.30pmChristmas Imaginarium: 11am - 5pmCoats Paisley, High Street, Paisley PA1 2BAWelcome to the North Pole - you are greeted by yourImaginarium Tour guide character, who will escort you ona two hour journey through Imagination. Situated in the former grand chapel of the Gothic Coats MemorialBuilding we will play host to a stunning market full of beautiful goods to indulge. Live entertainment, carolsingers and performances throughout the day.Meet and Greet with Nutmeg our Baker elf, hear jokes from Sparky the Reindeer trainer of the North Pole (Noreindeer present at the experience), dance along with our Elves, sing your heart out!Johnstone Chritma LihtsSwith OnSaturday 3rd DecemberTime to be confirmedHouston Square in Johnstone willbe transformed into a Christmaswonderland as the town switcheson its beautiful lights officiallymarking the start of the festiveseason. Free eventStritly Come racin 2022Playtime with our elves and an exclusive area forour little baby guests. After your Elf Experienceyou will meet the Wonderful Mrs Claus beforeembarking off on an adventure to post that allimportant letter to Santa. You can bring yourown or make your own on the experience.Our magical North Pole delivery service is topsecret, never before been told!Our Santa’s Grotto and North Pole ExperienceMUST be booked separately and in advance.Child Admission £26.50 (First adult on yourbooking goes free), Infant - 0-12 months £10,Adult £8Friday 16th September saw a glitzy glamorous event in the beautiful Grand Marquee at Ingliston Hotel& Country Club, Bishopton where 8 couples danced to compete for the 2022 glitterball trophies whilstentertaining 400 guests.This event was the tenth Strictly Come Prancing organised by St. Vincent’s Hospice which is an evening basedon the BBC TV series, with their very own hosts, specifically chosen judges and of course the “prancers” whoworked very hard over the last few months to perfect their routines.The worthy winners were Cath McCallum & Frank McGourlick who danced the very energetic Jive to “I LoveTo Boogie”, congratulations to them!Also entertaining the guests was Lochwinnoch musician “Archie”, followed by one of our judges CurtisCampbell who provided vocals as the “Strictly Pros” danced a routine to a Michael Buble medley.The evening brought in a fantastic £41,050.63, which enables St. Vincent’s Hospice to continue to offerinvaluable care to patients living with life shortening illnesses and their families.Huge thanks toeveryone involved,including our headlinesponsor TaylorWimpey.Preparations for StrictlyCome Prancing 2023are already underway- would you like totake to the stageto compete for theglitterball trophy?Please contact Lesleyon 01505 705635 ext403 or email events@svh.co.uke: info@advertizer.co.uk | www.advertizer.co.uk |November 2022 9
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