Just a reminder that we are still meeting in the Library on Friday afternoons.
We have had some visitors but always welcome more.
Sunday, 24 August 2014
Friday, 15 August 2014
E-mails
There has been a problem with emails. This has now been rectified.
Our sincere apologies if you have not had a reply. The emails are being passed to the persons who will have the most knowledge, or interest, in what you have sent or are enquiring about.
We were unaware that there was a problem. It was only when somebody trying to find a way to contact us, that it was drawn to our attention, via the library.
Our sincere apologies if you have not had a reply. The emails are being passed to the persons who will have the most knowledge, or interest, in what you have sent or are enquiring about.
If you have still not had a reply, please make us aware of it.
We were unaware that there was a problem. It was only when somebody trying to find a way to contact us, that it was drawn to our attention, via the library.
Library Reminder
We are still meeting in the library from 2-4pm on Friday afternoons.
Please feel free to drop and an visit, or join, us. Have a tea or coffee and a chat.
We are still working on WW1 things for our next issue of Bonnyseen.
Please feel free to drop and an visit, or join, us. Have a tea or coffee and a chat.
We are still working on WW1 things for our next issue of Bonnyseen.
Tuesday, 5 August 2014
WW1 Commemoration
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Order of Service
Two minutes silence as the church bells tolled.
A very informative introduction by Councillor Buchanan.
Rev. George MacDonald (Bonnybridge St Helen's Church) and Reading
Provost Reid (Falkirk Council)
Laying of Wreaths
Pipers Lament
Father Kevin Dow (St Joseph's R C, High Bonnybridge) and Reading
Hymn - Abide With Me
Unveiling of Plaque at Tree of Remembrance
(Provost Reid & Frank Walton, Chairman of Greenhill Historical Society)
What the men would have thought if they knew we would all be remembering them 100 years later?
It was a a very touching service.
Monday, 4 August 2014
WW1 Memorial
Greenhill Historical Society have planted a tree, in the Memorial Gardens, to Commemorate the beginning of World War 1.
Along with ourselves, other groups and senior dignitaries will be making their way to the Memorial Gardens in acknowledgement of the outbreak of the war.
Everyone is meeting at the Library/Community Centre and from there we will proceed to the Memorial Gardens.
Greenhill Historical Society will be unveiling a plaque beside the tree.
Please be at the Library/Community Centre for 6.30pm Monday Evening 4th August 2014.
Will will remember them.
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