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Alyth Garage Alyth Garage • Cambridge Street • Alyth • Perthshire • PH11 8AW , Tel - 01828 633783 Your Local, Friendly, Family Run Business Alyth Voice www.alythvoice.co.uk 179th Edition, May 2013 1725 copies HOLY WEEK IN ALYTH On Palm Sunday at 11am a Palm Sunday Procession took place . It started at the Airlie Street Hall where everyone was welcomed by the minister then a hymn was sung. From there the procession gathered at the square for the Palm Sunday Story Bible Reading. The next stop was beside the burn on the Bamff Road where another hymn was sung. The last leg of the procession took the adults into the church. The children entered the church during the first hymn waving their palm branches. These they gave to the minister who in turn gave them a palm cross.At the close of worship everyone in church received a palm cross from the Primary children. The Primary collected Easter Eggs that day to give to children in hospital and the residents in Belmont .Due to the generosity of the congregation over 80 eggs were collected. Needless to say they brought lots of happiness to the recipients. Procession up to church . With the ponies is Sir Primary Sunday School children with Rev Andrew Ogilvy-Wedderburn and Fiona Watson Mrs. Morag Thomson Mike Erskine and Elasaidh Mollison (The donkeys expected from the animal sanctu- receives a palm cross from ary were snowed in so there were ponies twins Abbie and Sophie instead!) Maxtone Easter Sunday On Easter Sunday, many valiant souls walked up Alyth Hill for the morning service. The Alyth Voice is a free monthly newsletter, managed, written, and delivered by volunteers. 2nd Alyth Brownies Alyth Bowling Club February and March has been busy for the girls as they have been working on and have now gained their Cooks Badge and Healthy Fun was had by all at the opening of the bowling green on Saturday Hearts Badge. 6th April. Pictured is some of the Brownies enjoying a healthy snack that helped them to gain both badges. Sheena Fotheringham, Secretary Sheena Fotheringham, Guider - 2nd Alyth Brownies ALYTH YOUTH PARTNERSHIP During the Easter Holidays the Alyth Youth Partnership SCIO continued offer snow sports opportunities for the AYP Snow Sports Club. A num- ber of young people have taken advantage of the tremendous winter season and fantastic conditions on the slopes throughout Scot- land. Almost all of the young people who have taken part in the club came with no experience of snowboarding or skiing but have persevered to become competent, safe and enthusiastic ambassadors for all things winter sports related. Regular trips have been offered to young people from Alyth and the surrounding area to get them to and from Glenshee most week- ends. Young people who opted for snowboarding and skiing have taken advantage of discounts offered by local business man Cally Gordon to hire or buy kit, AYP offered free transportation, hints and tips, service and repair of equipment and have developed new skills, self-confidence, esteem and increased activity and fitness levels. The participants of the AYP Snow Sports Club have endured driving snow, high winds, ice and blocked roads on occasion but were rewarded on the Easter Holidays with bluebird skies, great snow and wide, uncluttered pistes at Nevis Range and Glencoe on their 2 day tour of Scottish West Coast Resorts. All of the young people were exhausted after 2 days pushing themselves to develop, improve and motivate each other, not to mention the 'Goggle-Tan' they all got on their return. I am extremely pleased to see the young people progress from beginners to intermediates within one season, behave as perfect ambassadors of Alyth and the surrounding area when visiting other areas and demonstrate a willingness to try something new, learn different skills and still be hungry for more. Many of the young people have indicated a desire to sit their BASI Instructors Course next season. Members of the AYP Hub drop in centre played in a 5-a-side tournament held at Bells Sport Centre in Perth where they won some games and lost some games. The Hubsters are looking to hold their own version of a 5-a-side tournament for local young people during the summer holi- days. Hubsters also took the opportunity to travel to McDiamird Park to watch the Scotland v England U18s football match, wearing Scotland shirts, flags and enjoying a pie at half time. Shame about the result (Scotland lost) but everyone had a good time for the last night of the holi- days. Paul MacFarlane Below: Scott Low L-R: Eli Yeaman, Ian Fotheringham, L-R: Ricky Evans (Youth Holly Shaw, Kev Thomson (Youth Worker), Holly Shaw, Conner Worker), Conner Gowans, Scott Gowans, Ian Fotheringham, Low, Paul MacFarlane (Youth Work Allan Tosh Manager) 2 AIR TRAINING CORP-EASTER CAMP Four cadets of 2519(Strathmore) Squadron, Air Training Corps, had a suc- cessful Easter camp, from the 20th March to the 27th March with 15 other cadets drawn from 571( Cupar), 1145 ( Dunfermline) 1192 ( Kirkcaldy), 2435 (St. Andrews) 297 ( Musselburgh) Squadrons and 297DF ( North Berwick) Detached Flight at Royal Air Force Boulmer. The cadets who attended from 2519 were Cadet Corporals Ashton Dobie (Alyth) and George Simpson (Kilry) and Cadets Aidan Preston ( Blairgow- rie) and Rea Bloice (Luncarty) the staff member was Flight Lieutenant Mi- chael Kay, RAFVR(T) ( Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve (Training).) (Alyth). The cadets arriving at R.A. F. Boulmer on Wednesday at lunch time, in the afternoon and after being allocated their accommodation and flights the ca- dets were given a security brief from a member of the Police Flight followed by a Health and Safety brief by a member of the Fire Section and were intro- duced to all the camp staff members followed by an orienteering exercise near Boulmer village followed by most of the camp passing their swimming proficiency test in Almwick swimming pool. During their camp all the cadets undertook dry weapon training on the Mk 8 .22 rifle or the 5.65. mm Cadet L 98 rifle which concluded with all cadets firing these rifles on the barrack range and four cadets managed to achieve Left to right: Corporal Ashton Dobie, Corporal George Simpson, both a Regional and Corps Marksman award due to their fired scores. Flt Lt Michael Kay, Cadet Aidan Preston, Cadet Rea Bloice. The cadets also carried out drill resulting in a drill competition at the end of the week, leadership, sports, a visit to the Officers Mess, they also visited the Fire Section and 202 Squadron “A” Flight which fly the Sea King HAR3 in the search and rescue role, four lucky cadets were given a flight in a Sea King. The flight covered the countryside to the North of RAF Boulmer and they also over flew Alnwick Castle where some of the Harry Potter Films were filmed. All the cadets and staff enjoyed their visit to the RAF Boulmer CRC (Control and Reporting Centre) which will controlled all of the United Kingdom restricted Air Space during the Olympics. Bamburgh Castle was the place chosen for a cultural visit which is one of the oldest castles in England that is still a family home it was also the place where much of Mary Queen of Scots 1971 and Macbeth 1972 were filmed and there are various flats in the castle which are available to lease and there is also a Vickers museum in the grounds All the cadets enjoyed Wet 'N' Wild Water Park, North Shields with its many flumes and some cadets even had a go on the Kamikaze, the UK’s fastest water slide. On Tuesday evening the cadets started their packing ready for returning home before the presentation of various prizes and awards gained during the week followed by a fun night. The cadets returned home on Wednesday 27th March all tired but having had a very enjoyable week and having made new friends from other squadrons. Cadet Corporal George Simpson and Cadets Aidan Preston and Rea Bloice are delighted to return to their squadron with their Corps Marksman awards. If the above interests you and you are between the ages of 13 years old to 18 years old come along any Monday evening between 7.00.p.m. and 9.00.pm. to The British Legion Hall, Blairgowrie where 2519 (Strathmore) Squadron, is meeting during their Squadrons new premises being built and speak to the Commanding Officer, Adjutant or any of the Cadets. Michael Kay Flt Lt RAFVR (T) Adjutant, 2519 (Strathmore) Squadron. THREE PEAKS CHALLENGE I am taking part in the Three Peak Challenge on the 24th May to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK. This is the nominated charity of my employers the Royal Mail Group. The challenge is that we climb Ben Nevis, Mount Snowdon and Scafell Pike. The team doing the challenge is Kevin Smith, Brian Provan, Iain Coull and Derrick Tipple. We also have great pleasure in being joined by our driver Angus Smart. We have been heavily supported by our depot Parcelforce Perth and for every pound we raise they will match it. Our goal is to raise £3500 which would be doubled to £7000. We have been very well supported on our sponsor forms but also have the online link, so please if you can go to the site and make a donation it does make a difference. Just over a year ago I was under the doctor and was sent for routine checks to find out my cholesterol and sugar levels, they were extremely dangerous and I was encouraged to join the Alyth Health Centres Healthy Living plan. This I did and thanks to Nurse Carol Smith’s encouragement and guidance I set a plan to lose seven stones in weight.
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