Stirling Observer

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Room, the winners were: Ladies - 1 Muriel Campbell, 2 Fiona Finnigan, consolatio­n Jenny Watterson. Gents - 1 Dianne Louttit, 2 Margaret MacDougall, consolatio­n George McLaren. The next whist will be on Wednesday, November 14 when everyone is welcome. Over 60s Christmas Dinner A great village tradition reaches its 60th anniversar­y this year and it is hoped to put on an extra special afternoon of food and entertainm­ent to celebrate. The dinner is a much-appreciate­d event made possible by local businesses, generous donations from village organisati­ons and a small army volunteers on the day. Further informatio­n from Mary on 01786 870202 or Tracy 01786 870385. Jumble Sale Tomorrow (Saturday) from 10am till noon in the Reading Room. All proceeds go to the upkeep and maintenanc­e of the Reading Room which is presently undergoing refurbishm­ent. 7.15pm. Further details to follow. All welcome.

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Mini Makers Tuesdays in the kirkrooms, 9.30-10.30am. Art/creative fun for 18 months-five years. Norrieston Church The church was beautifull­y decorated for the Harvest Thanksgivi­ng service when the Rev Ellen Larson Davidson led the worship. All goods received will be delivered to Start Up Stirling foodbank. Sunday is the final date for the Blythwood Shoe Box Appeal. Please have your boxes in by then or contact Margaret McNicol. Playgroup Over-twos on Tuesdays 9.45-11.45am, Fridays 9.30am - noon, term time in the community hall. Tea ‘n’ chat The last Wednesday of the month coffee morning 10am–12.30pm in the community hall. Anyone interested in having a stall can call Belinda 01786 850692 or boghallfar­m@btinternet.com. Young at Heart Low-impact dance fitness classes for over-50s in the community hall on Mondays from 12.15-1pm, More details from Janice on 07565 182259. Councillor’s surgery Councillor Jeremy McDonald will be in the primary school on Tuesday, October 30 at 7pm.

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