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Kibera News Issue 15 August 2012 Barrhead Church Kibera Project Issue 15 August 2012 Our Mission Statement: “The aim of this partnership is to establish a relationship between the Christian communities of Barrhead and Kibera by sharing Mission, Education, and Mutual Friendship.” On Saturday 9th June, the volunteers arrived at Bourock Parish Church, ready and willing to inflate around 1800 balloons, attaching the tickets that local people had so generously purchased. Cream Teas were served throughout the afternoon at Arthurlie Parish Church. After receiving the ‘ok’ from Air Traffic Control at Glasgow Airport, the balloons were released. 98 were found and returned, and the lucky winners notified. (Balloon Race photographs courtesy of R McKenzie) The profit stands at £2219 – a HUGE thank you to everyone who helped in any way with this event. The photo on the right shows Naomi and some members of staff labelling the newly acquired text books. © Barrhead Church Kibera Project www.bourock.org.uk/kibera Charity No: SC 041915 Page 1 The photographs show the latest progress of the construction of the toi let block and Conference Centre at Silanga. Here are the students who would not be receiving an education if it wasn’t for the support of people in Barrhead. The race ended on 09 July (miles) Found at (Balloon colour, if advised) Purchased by Found by 1. 40.824 Glenlood Hill, by Biggar K. Ball, Barrhead [email protected] 2. 31.951 Boat Road, Biggar (yellow) Janet Thomson, Barrhead Euan Erskine, Biggar 3. 27.657 Rigfoot, Lanark (red) Evie Martin, Neilston Mr & Mrs R. Templeton, Lanark 4. 24.457 Cedar Grove, Kirkfieldbank Margaret Kerr, Barrhead A. Sherriffs, Kirkfieldbank 5. 18.697 Overtown Park, Wishaw (blue) Gillian Smith, Seafield Meghan Hill, Wishaw 6. 16.995 Miller Street, Larkhall(red) Betty Esson, Isle of Man Stuart Redmond, Larkhall 7. 15.286 West Newton Farm, Strathaven (gr) Joan Brown, Barrhead Sally Yuill, Strathaven 8. 14.932 West Highland Way, Dungoyne Joe Hynds, Barrhead Garry Gilday. Glasgow 9. 13.384 National Museum of Rural Life Hugh Carmichael, Strathclyde IT E. Brownlee, East Kilbride 9. 13.384 National Museum of Rural Life Blair Hendrickson, Isle of Man I. Fenton, East Kilbride 11. 10.159 Torrance Golf Course, East Kilbride M. Honan, Barrhead James Darroch, Glasgow 12. 10.097 Auldhouse, East Kilbride (pink) Ellen MacIver, Barrhead Allan Rowie, East Kilbride 13. 10.035 Acacia Way, Cambuslang Carolyn Mackay, Paisley Julie Dewan, Cambuslang © Barrhead Church Kibera Project www.bourock.org.uk/kibera Charity No: SC 041915 Page 2 14. 9.178 Ayton Park North, East Kilbride Brandon Douglas, Barrhead Steven & Lisa McCaig, E.K. 15. 9.016 East Kilbride Golf Course I. C. McNeill, Barrhead Kai Montagh, E.K. 16. 8.836 East Kilbride Cemetery Ross McIntyre, by Brookfield Mrs, Gemma Howard, E.K. 17. 8.556 Eastmans, East Kilbride Sheena Pritchard, Port Glasgow Olivia Quinn, East Kilbride 18. 8.314 Drakemire Avenue, Glasgow Brian MacLachlan , Barrhead Theresa Black, Glasgow 18. 8.314 Drakemire Avenue, Glasgow Cameron Patton, Largs Stephen Wilson, Cambuslang 20. 8.308 Raithburn Road, Glasgow Kieran Boyd, Barrhead Theresa Black, Glasgow 21. 8.121 Blaeloch Drive, Glasgow Isla MacLachlan, Barrhead Theresa Black, Glasgow 22. 7.972 Glenluce Terrace, East Kilbride N. Cowan, Barrhead R. Peacock, East Kilbride 23. 7.896 Linn Park, Glasgow Janet Droy, Barrhead Jamie Black, Glasgow 23. 7.896 Linn Park, Glasgow E. Turner, Neilston Theresa Black, Glasgow 23. 7.896 Linn Park, Glasgow A. Ball, Barrhead Theresa Black, Glasgow 23. 7.896 Linn Park, Glasgow Jamie Cathcart, Barrhead Janet Wyper, Glasgow 23. 7.896 Linn Park, Glasgow Lewis Grant, Neilston Eleanor Summers, Glasgow 23. 7.896 Linn Park, Glasgow Ima Burnett, Barrhead Margaret Lawless, Glasgow 23. 7.896 Linn Park, Glasgow B. Honan, Barrhead Elaine Ballantyne, Castlemilk 23. 7.896 Linn Park, Glasgow Tracy Morrison, Paisley Connor Forde, Glasgow 23. 7.896 Top Wood, Linn Park, Glasgow Ethan Jeans, Barrhead M. Watson, Castlemilk 23. 7.896 Top Wood, Linn Park, Glasgow Hannah McClure, Thornliebank M. Watson, Castlemilk 23. 7.896 Top Wood, Linn Park, Glasgow Gordon Murray, Barrhead M. Watson, Castlemilk 23. 7.896 Linn Park, Glasgow Margaret Addie, Edinburgh A. Kyle, Glasgow 35. 7.804 Teal Cres., East Kilbride (purple) Morag McKenzie, Barrhead Leann White, East Kilbride 36. 7.792 Linn Cemetery, Glasgow Mrs Moira Gray, Barrhead Theresa Black, Glasgow 37. 7.643 Linn Park Golf Course, Glasgow Jack Grant, Neilston Theresa Black, Glasgow 37. 7.643 Linn Park Golf Course, Glasgow(Yel) Helen Cain, Laurencekirk Peter Alexander, Glasgow 37 7.643 Linn Park Golf Course, Glasgow Mary Gauld, Barrhead Peter Alexander, Glasgow 37. 7.643 Linn Park Golf Course, Glasgow Brenda Ewing, Barrhead Peter Alexander, Glasgow 37. 7.643 Linn Park Golf Course, Glasgow Mandy Carmichael, Barrhead Peter Alexander, Glasgow 37 7.643 Linn Park Golf Course, Glasgow Irene McKnight, Barrhead Peter Alexander, Glasgow 37. 7.643 Linn Park Golf Course, Glasgow Jean Montgomery, Barrhead Peter Alexander, Glasgow 37. 7.643 Linn Park Golf Course, Glasgow Farr, Wester Ross Peter Alexander, Glasgow 37. 7.643 Linn Park Golf Course, Glasgow S. Miller, Barrhead Jill Massey, Netherlee 37 7.643 Linn Park Golf Course, Glasgow A. Campbell, Barrhead L. Kyle, Glasgow 37 7.643 Linn Park Golf Course, Glasgow A. Campbell, Barrhead B. Kyle, Glasgow 48. 7.606 Keswick Road, East Kilbride (red) Tom Ion, Glasgow Susan Gray, East Kilbride 49. 7.556 Derwentwater, East Kilbride (blue) Brian Kelly, Barrhead Susan Gray, East Kilbride 50. 7.531 Cathkin, Rutherglen S. Farr, Barrhead Iain Spence, Glasgow 51. 7.500 Cedar Gardens, Rutherglen Callum Oliphant, Barrhead Helen Adamson, Rutherglen 52. 7.295 McNeil Gardens, East Kilbride Betty McGrath, Barrhead Mrs Julie Kerr, East Kilbride 53. 7.251 Spey Grove, East Kilbride (orange) Elsie Paterson, Glasgow Daniel Ferry, East Kilbride 54. 7.096 Medwin Avenue, East Kilbride M. Campbell, Barrhead A. Trescowthick, E. K. 55. 7.084 Cathkin Braes Golf Club, Rutherglen J. Hallan, Paisley Graham Keith, Rutherglen 56. 6.804 Jackton, Eaglesham (red) Colin Thomson, Hamilton Carole Jesmont, East Kilbride 57. 6.537 Machrie Road, Glasgow M. Marklow, Barrhead David Anderson, Glasgow 57. 6.537 Machrie Road, Glasgow M. Marklow, Barrhead David Anderson, Glasgow 59 6.388 Crofthill Road, Glasgow A. Smith, Barrhead R. Mohammed, Glasgow 60 6.041 22 Craigshen Ave, Carmunock Isabel & Tom Drennan, Barrhead Barry Filer, Carmunock 61 6.041 Carmunock (nk) B. Brown, Houston S. McPhee, Carmunock 62 6.004 Waterside House, Carmunock Ann Howard, c/o Strathclyde Uni. P & G Shanks, Carmunock 63. 5.930 King’s Park, Glasgow Elizabeth Turnbull, Barrhead Alison Parker, King’s Park 64 5.924 Croftfoot Roundabout, Glasgow Marion McIntyre, Barrhead Ray Faulds, Glasgow 64 5.924 Westcastle Crescent , Glasgow Chloe Brown, Barrhead Olivia McPhee, Glasgow 64. 5.924 Westcastle Crescent , Glasgow Bud Gauld, Barrhead Olivia McPhee, Glasgow 67 5.847 Glenacre Drive, Glasgow M. Turner, Neilston Sandra Kirk, Glasgow 68. 5.809 Kingswood Drive, Glasgow Cameron Hay, St. Annes Brian Parker, King’s Park 69 5.572 Fairfax Avenue, Cathcart Alan Jones, Scotstoun Euan Edelsten, Cathcart 70. 5.640 Drakemyre Drive, Glasgow T. Kirk, Barrhead M. Rooney, Glasgow 70. 5.640 Drakemyre Drive, Glasgow Heather Palmer, Barrhead June Myers, Glasgow 72. 5.590 Rockall Drive, Glasgow Eliz. Turnbull, Barrhead David Magill, Glasgow 73. 5.588 Castlemilk Fire Station, Glasgow (yel) Janie Law, Glasgow John Curley. Glasgow 74 5.587 Simshill Road, Glasgow Helen McGinlay, Barrhead A. Kyle, Glasgow 75. 5.485 Magnus Crescent, Simshill Lynne Steen, Barrhead Irene Caldwell, Simshill © Barrhead Church Kibera Project www.bourock.org.uk/kibera Charity No: SC 041915 Page 3 76. 5.456 Farne Drive, Glasgow Glenn Murphy, Glasgow Martin Cleugh, Glasgow 77. 5.378 Old Castle Road, Glasgow Ruth Najda, Edinburgh Kaitlin Wood, Glasgow 77. 5.378 Old Castle Road. Glasgow Gordon McClure, Hillington Meredith Muirhead, Glasgow 77. 5.378 Old Castle Road. Glasgow Kerry Christie, Barrhead Meredith Muirhead, Glasgow 77. 5.378 Old Castle Road, Glasgow Jordan Trench, Barrhead Kevin Bell, Glasgow 81. 5.376 Netherlee Road, Glasgow Callum McNeill, Glasgow E. Quinn, Glasgow 81. 5.376 Netherlee Road, Glasgow Siobhan Macladile, Barrhead Lynn Totten, Glasgow 81. 5.376 Netherlee Road, Glasgow Maria Carolla, Barrhead L. Kyle, Glasgow 84 5.315 Linn Crematorium, Glasgow A. Cowan, Barrhead Paula Downs, Glasgow 85. 5.285 St Raymond’s Pri. Sch. Glasgow Connor Wade, Barrhead M. Rooney. Glasgow 86. 5.213 Holmwood House Cathcart Gabriella Corolla, Barrhead Emily Rice, Carmunock 86. 5.213 Holmwood House Cathcart D. Chambers, Barrhead Maire Whitehead, Glasgow 86. 5.213 Holmwood House Cathcart Renee Allison, Barrhead Maire Whitehead, Glasgow 89 5.205 Millholm Road, Glasgow Rosie May Gormlie, Wemyss Bay Sandra McCallack, Glasgow 90. 4.916 Cathcart Crematorium, Glasgow Neil Murray, Barrhead C. Kyle, Glasgow 91. 4.889 Riverside Park Avenue , Glasgow Douglas Droy, Barrhead E. MacIver, Glasgow 92. 4.864 Millbrae Court, Langside Jennifer Glen, Paisley Ian Sim, Langside 93. 4.719 Stamperland Emma Martin, Neilston H. Burt, Clarkston 94. 4.665 Clarkston Road, Glasgow A. G. Reilly, Barrhead Hannah McGill. Glasgow 95. 3.794 Merrylee Park Lane, Giffnock E. Renfrew, Barrhead Poppy Millar, Giffnock 96 3.657 Eglinton Drive, Giffnock (purple) Scott Robertson, Barrhead Seona Edgar, Giffnock 97. 3.244 Courthill Avenue, Glasgow E. Pearce, Barrhead Kara McConnell, Glasgow 97. 3.244 Courthill Avenue, Glasgow Sheila Rodger, Paisley Lesley McConnell, Glasgow Right: The new Science Lab, taken during July 2012. Even if you are not on Facebook, you can still access the school’s profile page by going to: www.facebook.com/search.php In the box after, ‘Search results for’ enter:- P.C.E.A. Silanga School, Nairobi Coffee Morning Will be held on Saturday 6th October 2012 10am – 12 noon At Bourock Parish Church, Main St, Barrhead © Barrhead Church Kibera Project www.bourock.org.uk/kibera Charity No: SC 041915 Page 4 .
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