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Killin News Killin & District Community Newspaper KILLIN NEWS KILLIN & DISTRICT COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER Price £1 Issue 134 June 2013 Killin News DEADLINES Issue 135 Editorial Advertising After a long and, at times, tiresome winter it is 5th July good to see that three ‘new things’ are coming on the scene. Copy 12th July The 2nd Killin & District Scout Group. It is some time since Killin had a Scout Group but many Publication Scout Groups visit Killin for camping and other 2nd August activities. Now local children can enjoy the hills, forests and burns around Killin through the experience of scouting, not just in the Editorial Policy Statement Summertime but throughout the year. Their experience will give them the confidence and The Killin News is a free community newspaper knowledge required to walk safely on the hills and produced and distributed every two months by amass lots of interesting details about local flora, volunteers to households and businesses in Killin and fauna, ecology and the practical elements of district. The aim of those involved is to produce an existing in the wild. It will help them improve their informative, accurate and entertaining journal for social, team and leadership skills and the benefits those who live, work and visit in this area. Letters will last throughout their lives. Congratulations and articles published in the newspaper do not David Robertson for achieving that first step. necessarily reflect the views of the Production (Page 3) Committee and they reserve the right to shorten, edit or not publish any item. Contributions will be A new local cinema is on the scene. The Birks attributed to the author. Vested interests will be Cinema, Aberfeldy is now our local cinema having declared where applicable. Articles should be been restored by volunteers with the support of between 200 and 300 words, photos in high quality the Friends of the Birks Cinema over a period of and the content should be original work relevant to seven years or so. It is hard to understand how Killin and environs. All personal emails are much work was required to achieve that goal. This acknowledged by a reply. If you do not receive a was an immense achievement. The challenge now reply please contact us by phone or drop the article in is to keep interest fed with a diet of films that will the office letterbox. encourage people to forego the television and return time and time again to enjoy the experience Production Committee of real cinema. (Page 9) Gina Angus, Willie Angus, Allan Chisholm, Judy Forster The long awaited new MacGregors has opened in Dani Grant, Liz Howard, Angus Inglis, Phil Jones, Killin. A visit reveals a comfortable tearoom with Margaret MacIver, Annike Mayo, Kay Riddell, customers enjoying the ambiance. A display of Marion Strang craft work for sale completes the picture. This is just the start. You will see, from the article, that Delivery Volunteers more is to come as the development of the food Jim Beattie, Linda Frost, Elizabeth Hancock, Marion and vegetable shop takes place. For that you will MacGregor, Roy McGregor, John and Jennifer Morris, have to wait and try it out when it is all up and Julie Rhys, Moria Robertson, Janet Somerville, Gordon running, but a good start has been made with Webster, Sonia Cull, Isla Craig, Joyce Russell, John more to follow. (Page 6) Riley, Jen Riley, Rosie Mochan, Mary Anderson, plus WA some committee members To advertise in the Killin News Advertising Rates from £12 Contact Tel: 01567 820298 Adverts are accepted in good faith and we cannot be held responsible for the goods and services advertised Web sites: www.killin.info and www.killinnews.co.uk Front page e-mail: killin.news[at]madasafish.com A visitor to David Robertson’s garden editorial[at]killinnews.co.uk photographed by David adverts[at]killinnews.co.uk Address: Main Street, Killin FK21 8UW Office Phone : 01567 820014 pdf versions of the paper can be viewed on the Killin News website 2 Killin News Ron Allner Ron 2nd Killin & District Scout Group The 2nd Killin and District Scout Group Marieke McBean, Harriet Stevens, David Wilson District Commissioner for held their first meeting as a Group on Stirling, Rosemary Fletcher, David Robertson, Sarah Watts, Stan Sanderson Wednesday 8th May at Tombreck. To mark their first night, a combined Also at the meeting was the District We have our first Patrol tent for the meeting of all three sections, Beavers, Commissioner for scouting in Stirling Scout section, presented to us by the Cubs and Scouts was held, with and Trossachs District, Mr David Group in Falkirk that I still help with. parents in attendance and taking part. Wilson, who attended with several of They have given us a Niger Patrol Tent More than a hundred children and his team from Stirling. They were and flysheet plus a Dining Shelter. So parents attended and all had a delighted to see the turnout of now the Scouts have a tent and can memorable if slightly muddy evening. children and the enthusiasm of the learn how to pitch it. The programme for the night was a Young Leader Team. I would like to The next few months will be spent treasure hunt around the fields of thank the folks at Tombreck for an hopefully obtaining grants and begging Tombreck followed by a superb BBQ excellent BBQ and also the Ribena. from local businesses and and some socialising, with lots of The Beaver and Cub sections have organisations. David Robertson juice, tea and coffee being consumed. twenty members each and I’m afraid Group Scout Leader Those parents who attended as if that is our maximum at the moment. dressed for strawberries at Wimbledon But a word for parents, please don’t Please contact leaders if you would like weren’t long in discovering their be put off as we have started waiting to join as there is a waiting list mistake! lists for each of these sections. Who Beavers: Thursdays 6.15 – 7.15pm knows what the future will bring and Killin Primary School Marieke McBean Index we will wait and see how the numbers [email protected] Cubs: Wednesdays 6.15 – 7.45pm Ads Index 39 hold after the summer holidays. We Killin Primary School Agricultural Society 14 are still searching for more Young David Robertson GSL Badminton Winners 35 Leaders to help in the Beavers and Balquhidder Summer Music 29 Cubs and of course parents who can Tel 01567 829171 Big Shed News 25 become occasional helpers. [email protected] Birks Cinema 9 Scout numbers are also healthy and Scouts: Wednesdays 7-9pm at the Big Book Review 32 we have fifteen boys and girls at the Shed, Tombreck Harriet Stevens Boxing Update 35 moment, but I suspect this may have [email protected] Bus Service 7 hit twenty by the time you read this. Celebration 34 Community Bus 26 Computer Corner 17 Danny’s Story 37 Drama Club 27 Drascombe Rally 31 Duck Race 23 Editorial 2 Family History Workshop 24 Fire Alarm 5 Fortingall Art 24 Frost Report 8 Glen Lyon and Loch Tay CC 7 Golf 20 Hang Gliding Competition 29 KAT 4 Killin Community Council 7 Cubs and Beavers Killin Outdoor Centre 23 Killin Primary School 22 Allner Ron Letters 36 MacGregors 6 McLaren High School 21 Mervyn’s Weather and More 15 Mobile Libraries 20 National Trust for Scotland 18 Planning Applications 38 Recycling Centres 39 Ring of Breadalbane Explorer 16 Scouts 3 Something to do in the Rain? 34 Strathfillan By The Way 10 Striking Memories 28 U3A 28 Walk in the Park 30 What’s On 39 Which Bin 39 World Book Night 33 3 The last two months have been a busy employ a part time support worker to representation of the community has time for some KAT projects and only work in the Mill with the volunteers in participated this time. More on this in the main activities are covered here. view of the intensity and complexity of the next issue. The Old Mill the work involved. Meanwhile the Public Toilets The Mill is open and is busy with overall management, a heavy task, is The Loch Lomond and Trossachs visitors and customers. The key for performed by Don and Alicja Fraser to National Park Authority presented KAT the Macnab burial ground and Innes whom we all owe a debt of gratitude with £10,000 for a feasibility study on Buidhe has been much in demand and and without whom the project is toilets (as a subject only). KAT doesn't visitors remark on the beauty of the unlikely to have taken place. Thanks have an existing income, let alone the island. We are lucky to have such an also to all the volunteers who have put £8,500 p.a. necessary for the attractive venue right next to the Falls in so much effort and to all who donate maintenance and repair of just one of Dochart. The shop is living up to the to the Thrift Shop for continuing to existing public toilet, so is not in a business plan and supported a steady make this project a success. position to take over the toilet for the income even before the visitor season Project Support Worker – community. However, the audit will opened. Volunteers staffing the Mill Theresa Elliot look at what options are available and enjoy the work and entering into With finance from LEADER, The Loch for the best site for a public toilet in discussion with visitors and helping Lomond and Trossachs National Park Killin. That site must service tourist them plan their holiday in the area.
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