September - Alyth Voice

Tel/Fax: 01828 632545
Alyth Voice
84th Edition, September 2004
Minimum Circulation 1350
E-Mail paulramsay@bamff.demon.co.uk or freida.murray@ntlworld.com
VOICE FOUNDER MEMBER RETIRES
Having been a member of the Alyth Voice since the beginning, Jessie
McLean has decided to hang up her editorial hat. Jessie was involved in
the Voice beginnings and has watched the paper grow over the years
into a substantial community newspaper. Jessie, and Will Burns Brodie
have been the distribution team for the past few years and since they
moved out of Alyth last year have continued to get the Voice out to you
each month. Sadly they both feel that it is no longer practical for them to
continue as our distributors. Not only did Jessie deal with the distribution
side of things, she also acted as treasurer, and organised our advertising.
We would like to wish them well in their new ventures and thank them
both for all the dedicated work they have put into the Voice over the
years.
There will be an informal meeting of all the Voice team in September to
discuss where we go from here.
The Voice now needs to reorganise– If you feel you would like to give a
few hours of your time to the community we would like to hear from
you.
We are looking for helpers
a) To back up our existing delivery team.
b) To work with our existing advertising team organising Ads and
dealing with invoicing.
c) Treasurer duties.
If you are interested in helping to get the Voice out every month please
contact Freida at Alyth Voice– 632545.
DON’T HOARD YOUR UNUSED MEDICINES
Make sure that your old and unused medicines are not a danger to yourself and
other people.
Next time you visit your pharmacy, remember to take all your part-used, unused
and out of date medicines so they can be disposed of safely.
Don’t hoard, flush or bin them
Please don’t hang on to medicines “just in case”- take them back!
IT’S THE SAFEST WAY
PLEASE NOTE
THERE WILL BE NO OCTOBER
ISSUE OF ALYTH VOICE
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It’s up to YOU! We need your reply!

Useful Telephone Numbers
Blairgowrie Police Station - 01250 872222
Hydro-Electric Emergencies - 0800 300999
Scottish Gas Emergencies - 0800 111999
North of Scotland
Water Authority - 0845 437 437
Alyth Post Office - 01828 632301
Alyth Health Centre - 01828 632317
Alyth Primary School - 01828 632462
Blairgowrie High School - 01250 873445
Alyth Environmental Group - 01828 632907
If you offer a Emergency or breakdown Service
e.g. Plumber, Electrician, Locksmith, Glazier, Central Heating or any other
trade, Please send us your name and number for our useful numbers section.
Voice Teaser
What is a Grossart?
July answer- What is a Gowan?- A Daisy
Alyth Voice Editorial Team
Paul Ramsay 01828 632992 Editor
Freida Murray 01828 632545 Layout editor
Margaret MacKenzie Advertising
Marjory Macpherson Advertising
For the time being if you have any queries on Advertising please contact Paul
or Freida
In Order to avoid disappointment please ensure that Articles/Ads
for publication are submitted by 21st day of each month.
Creative Writing
Group Begins in
Alyth
Mr Jim Adam is organising a
writing group, as published in
the “Blairie”, which starts in
the Community Wing on St
Andrews Street on Thursday
9 th September at 10.30
a.m. Anyone and everyone is
welcome to come along. If
you haven’t tried putting pen
to paper or typing up a story
before, help will be available.
If you already have a story to
share the group we will be
delighted to read it or to hear
it being read.
And the Voice would love to
publish it.
Here is a biographical piece
by Jim -
I am not a military person. I wasn’t sure whether to
accept Jim Husband’s invitation to join the British
Legion’s Coach to Mc Diarmid Park in Perth.
Massed military bands were to “Beat the Retreat”
and there would be a flag ceremony commemorating
the sixtieth anniversary of the D - Day landings
in Normandy.
Blood – costly landings which heralded the beginning
of the end of the Second World War.
Especially during the silences, my mind went back
to 1943 to being called up to serve in the Royal
Navy. Three of us from St Mary Street and one from
The Crescent in Dundee went down, along with
many others to the Marryat Hall to be signed up for
the forces.
Although we four boys, about to become young
men, had been at Logie Central School together and
in the same class, our lives had gone different ways
in wartime Dundee. We had met up again in the
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Joy’s Recipe for
Girdle Scones
Ingredients-
16 ozs S. R. Flour
Scant level T. spoon salt
2 slightly rounded t. spoon sugar
1 oz butter or marg
Just over/under ½ pint milk
Put on pan or gridle, electric 2 (electric frying pan 4)
Method
Sift dry ingredients into bowl
Rub in marg/butter with fingertips
Give a good stir with a knife.
Add milk to centre and keep on ‘stirring’ with the knife
The dough just has to be firm enough to handle and no more.
Cover a chopping board with an opened up flour bag, flour well.
Turn out half the mixture and flour lightly on top.
Use hands to make a round shape and then gently pat with the back of
the hand until you have four scones that will fit on your girdle easily.
Don’t make it too thin.
Cut with knife if you lift a wee drop flour from round the sides the
dough will not stick to the knife.
Wipe knife for each cut.
Cook for 6 mins on each side and put up on edge for a second or two to
toast the sides.
Put cloth on wire tray and cover.
(keeps them soft)
ENJOY!
Do you have a favourite recipe you would like to
share?
Send it into the Voice and we will print it.
In Memory
corridor waiting area outside the Marryat Hall. Waiting
for our names to be called, we made half-whispered
exchanges about what we had been doing these past
three years.
The loudspeaker at Mc Diarmid Park asked us to stand.
The flags were lowered in homage. A lone piper played.
I thought of sixty years and eight months ago. Ronnie
Birse, Jimmy Bruce and Davie Patterson, had gone into
a different room from me.
Preparing for D-Day and during the landings we were
very busy in the Fleet Air Arm. It was almost exactly a
year from the Marryat Hall meeting when I was able to
go home on leave. I was not long home when my
Mother gave me the news. Ronnie, Jimmy and Davie
had been called up into the Royal Tank Corp.
Their tanks had been hit during the Normandy assaults.
All three had been killed.
Jim Adam

Alyth Youth Theatre needs YOU!
Are you interested in helping? Why not go along to a meeting and
speak with Victoria Harden or Donna Scott.
The group meets every Tuesday evening at the community wing
Alyth Primary School .
For further information contact– Victoria Harden she can be
reached at Alyth Museum or at her home– Victoria House, Victoria
Street.
WISECRAFT
Craft Workshop and Gallery
Blairgowrie
Wisecraft is work activity project run by Gateway Enterprises for those with severe
and /or enduring mental health problems. It is jointly funded by Perth and
Kinross Council Social Work Services and NHS Tayside Primary Healthcare
Trust and is part of Meadowell Day Services.
Are you looking for something truly out of the ordinary and locally made? Come
and see us.
We turn everyday scrap into original art and useful things.
Greeting Cards, Woodturning, Ceramics, Copper Jewellery, Cloths and fabric
gifts.
Pottery, Glassware, Plants, Artwork, Wooden Toys.
Mostly made from recycled materials!
Book Exchange, Pottery firing service, one off items can be made to order.
Interested? Why not take a look? Come on in and have a browse.
10 Lower Mill Street Blairgowrie
(Behind Victoria Hotel)
Telephone 01250 874777
Open -
Mon-Fri 9-5
Sat 10-4
Gateway Enterprises is managed by Perth and Kinross Association of Voluntary
Service Ltd.
Registered in Scotland SC086065. Registered by the Inland Revenue as a
charitable Organisation for tax purposes (No SC005561)
DIY - SAFETY TIPS
How do you know which is the correct fuse for any particular appliance?
A fuse is fitted to allow the equipment to cut out if there is a problem,
before any damage is done to either the appliance or surrounding are. If,
therefore, the fuse fitted is too large the appliance will be damaged before
the fuse cuts out. Conversely, if the fuse is not large enough it may
cut out unnecessarily - this is, however, much the safest option. If in
doubt fit a lower fuse.
Common fuses are 3, 5, and 13 amp but it is possible to get fuses at other
ratings such as 1 and 10 amp. To find out how big a fuse you should
have fitted look for the Wattage information on the electrical equipment.
For instance a television may require 300 Watts at 240 Volts AC
(Alternating Current). If you divide the rated wattage by the Voltage
(300 divided by 240) = 1.25, therefore, this item would run happily on a
2 amp fuse, usually a 3 or 5 amp is fitted, this is OK but the lower the
fuse fitted the safer the item will be as the fuse will blow quicker in the
event of a fault.
If you use 110 Volts the same principle applies - Wattage divided by
voltage (i.e. 110).
Biggest problems are with things like Nursery night lights etc., with very
low wattages. With these items even a 3 amp fuse can, theoretically, be
way too big. One solution to this is to ensure the circuit is protected by a
Residual Current Device which will trip long before a fuse will. Many
modern houses are fully protected this way at the consumer unit.
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ALYTH & DISTRICT
BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
Notice of Office Bearers and Committee Members after the
Committee meeting on Thursday the 19 th of August 2004
Office-Bearers
Chairperson Mr.Michael Kay
Telephone Alyth 632252/632690
e-mail mike@atcalyth.freeserve.co.uk
Vice-Chairperson Mrs.Flo McNeil
Telephone Alyth 632986
Secretary /Treasurer Mrs. Nancy Kay
Telephone Alyth 632690
Committee
Mr. S. Eno, Mrs, K. Donaldson, Mrs. O. Last and
Mrs. J. McGill.
The questionnaires voting result for the Victorian Day Dress
Competition this year will be a Fancy Dress Competition as
decreed by the returns received which will take place on Saturday
27 th of November 2004.
Alyth Playgroup
Back to school at long last! Put your feet up and have a rest! Ha!
You must be joking; I’ve got another two in the house! Don’t panic
though, help is here- Alyth playgroup is now up and running again.
Situated in the Community Wing, we run Every Tuesday and Thursday
morning from 9.15 to 11.15.
Last year we had many successful fundraising events, and were able
to buy a new mobile phone, a new bike, and a new hot water geyser,
as well as great parties at Halloween, Christmas, Easter and a great
teddy bears picnic at the end of term. Many thanks to all who contributed,
especially Linda, for letting us get pampered in her house,
and Graeme, Margaret and the customers of Geos Bar, for all their
‘support’ during our May fundraiser.
During this term, we will be continuing along the same theme as the
last, but we will also be incorporating some new ideas, including
special story days, children’s cookery, dance and music, as well as
all the usual arts and crafts, singing, painting, and most important of
all, playing! If you have a little one 2 ½ or over, or you know someone
who does, come along and see for yourself the fun they have. Or
give me a phone on Alyth 633034.
We would like to put out an appeal to everyone who has old toys on
the top shelf, or in the shed. If you don’t want or need them, and
they are still on good condition, bring them along to us where they
will be put to good use. If you would prefer, phone me and I will
collect.
So what are you waiting for? Don’t be stuck in the house thinking
up another new idea to keep your little angel amused – bring her
along and we can do it all for you.
That way you can go home, put your feet up, read a magazine…………….yeah
right, do the ironing more like!
Ps. Calling all old and wannabee committee members. Our AGM
will be held in Geos Bar at 8 pm, Wednesday 15 th September. Remember,
you don’t have to be a Mum to be on the committee! New
faces required please!
Tracy Stewart
Alyth Playgroup Committee
01828 633034

Alyth’s Garden Competition
I was delighted to have the time to wander round Alyth, not only judging your local competition
entrants but to appreciate what a lovely friendly town you have.
I found the quality and variety of planting superb and had great difficulty in making a final
decision. I know that there will be disappointments at the judges decision but can I also say that
this judge was disappointed that she couldn’t give more “firsts”.
It is specially pleasing when a town is made beautiful by the residents enhancing the good
work being done by the Bloom Committee.
Kate Stevenson
Secretary
Take a Pride in Perthshire Association
The Alyth in Bloom Trophy Presentation is on Sunday 5th September at 2.30 pm in the Lesser
Town Hall Alyth
Kate Stevenson during her judging of the Alyth Gardens
THE TEDDY
BEARS TRAIL
2004
The Teddy Bears Trail “World Tour” was
sponsored by Alyth & District Business Association
and was a competition that had been
designed for the young and the young at heart.
Teddy had explored the world this year for his
summer holidays and had finally arrived in
Alyth, Scotland. He had visited many businesses
in Alyth and asked them to display his
collection of national flags that he had collected
from round the world. You had to collect
a free entry form from the Alyth Post
Office, Airlie Street, The Spar, Commercial
Street or Costcutters, Airlie Street follow the
instructions which lead you round the town.
Looking for the Teddy Bears/ displays in the
shop windows and answer the questions.
Please can you take your completed answer
sheets to The Doll’s House Shop, Camno,
Workshop, Commercial Street, Alyth before
16 th September 2004 ,the date of our next
committee meeting when the winner (s) will
be drawn.
We hope you all had fun completing the
Teddy Bears Trail, and visitors to the town
have enjoyed their visit to Alyth.
Thanks must be expressed to the compiler
Mrs. J. McGill, for her work in producing the
entry form, all the businesses for their Teddy
Bear displays and their willingness to take
part and to all who have entered.
Thanks must be expressed to
Mr.W.Gordon of Alyth Post
Office, Paul’s Spar, Commercial
Street and Costcutters,
Airlie Street and all their staff
and for distributing all the
entry forms and to everyone
who takes part in the Teddy
Bears Trail.
Royal Bank of Scotland
Alyth Branch
Raising money for
Cancer Research
The Charity Fun Day and other donations
within the bank has raised £519 so far.
Well Done Alyth!!!!
The Royal Bank of Scotland will match
the final total.
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Alyth Community Council
Notice
Copies of the Minutes of the
Alyth Community Council
monthly meetings are lodged in
Alyth Library
The Auld Oak Tree
By Daniel Dewar
Juist tak a stroll by Pitnacree
In early licht or gloamin’
an’ there ye’ll see the auld oak tree
stand guard ower a’ below, min.
Like me, it’s getting’ thin on tap
but no quite ready, yet, tae drap.
For years an’ years an’ years an’ years
it’s tholed the rime an’ snaa, man;
and seen the pain, the bluid the tears-
oor backs agin the wa’’ man;
oor sodger laddies cripplin’ home
frae Passchendaele, Ypres an’ Somme.
An’ then, again, frae Alamein,
an’ Dunkirk’s death-drenched beaches;
frae D-Day’s hell; an’ Burma’s smell,
disease an’ scabs an’ leaches.
proud symbol o’ Auld Alyth’s grit-
whin passing’, lift yer hat tae it!
It’a seen the fact’ry lassies rin
-frae auld wives doon tae teenies-
wi’ heid-squares blawin’ in the wind,
an’ flappin’, floral peenies…
An’ then, ‘twid hear the slappin’ belts;
‘tween warp an’ weft, the shuttles’ pelts.
Young sonsy brides; grooms full’d wi’ pride-
aye, monie a swanky weddin’
(a heidin’ fur the High Kirk door)
hae passed ‘tween oak an’ steadin’.
it’s smeit the gruff o’ reedy smells…
an’ danced wi’ joy tae Christmas bells.
Wee infants maakin’ fur the kirk
tae jine the band o’ Christians.
Dool funerals wendin’ through the mirk
tae lay tae rest oor missed yins…
We’ve hud oor shair o’ guid an’ bad,
but, a’ things wyed, we shuid be glad.
So ‘coont yer blessins’ as they say…
Cheer up! An’ be contented.
Juist go fur broke, like oor auld oak,
an’ act as if ye meant it!
Whin coorin’ neth oor teuch auld tree-
try tae stand as staunch as he!
(See page 8)
Daniel Dewar
Commercial Street
Alyth

DAVIDSON CHEMIST
9 Airlie Street, ALYTH.
Tel 632302
Prescriptions dispensed
Delivery service available
HOPE PARK HOUSE
BLAIRGOWRIE
Residential home for older people
DAY CARE
LONG STAY CARE
SHORT STAY CARE (respite)
SEPARATE DEMENTIA UNIT
Tel: 01250 872349
for details of charges
and arrangements to view
Pennycook Driving School
Clar-Innis,
Meigle Rd,
Alyth PH11 8EX
01828 632135
DSA
Approved Driving Instructor
High Pass Rate
Pass Plus Registered
RENDEZVOUS
**HAIRDRESSER**
Margaret or Paula
would be happy to advise on that new look for
2004
59 Airlie Street, Alyth. Tel: 632097
Open Tues - Sat
Gift Vouchers Available
Walls & Floors
21, Commercial Street
Paints & Papers, Ceramic Tiles, Carpet Tiles,
Carpets, Vinyls, Laminate Flooring,
Decorating Sundries, Rugs.
Decorating Advice Given
Shop Hours
Mon-Fri 8.15—5.30
Sat 8.30—5.00
Tel: 01828 632879
Mrs Susan Marsh (Cert Ed)
Cherrybank, Lands of Loyal
Tel: 01828 633501
Alyth Springs Therapies
Westfield Estate Alyth Tel: 01828 632450
Reg. Holistic Reflex Therapists
Sore Neck/Shoulders, Sports Injuries, Stress, Anxiety.
Sandra Gould AMGCP NARH
Joan Taylor SRM, Reflex Zone Therapist
Specialised Clinics Monthly For Management of Pain,
Arthritis, Stroke, ANAH Disorders & Menopause.
For a Full Range of Therapies see our web site-
www.alythsprings.co.uk
AIRLIE GARAGE
ALYTH
Telephone: 01828 633363
Servicing, Mechanical &, MOT
Repairs
Welding & Steam Cleaning
Panel Beating, Spray Painting and
Restoration.
All Jobs Considered
Free Estimates
Tyres at competitive prices
Winter Tyres Studded and Wheels Balanced
Breakdown Recovery and Car Transportation Service
Quality Used Cars For Sale
Traditional Acupuncture in Blairgowrie
Acupuncture can help a variety of symptoms
and health problems
Free 15 minute consultations available in Blairgowrie
to discuss whether acupuncture may be helpful.
Practitioner is fully qualified and insured and is a member
of the British Acupuncture Council.
Judith Bryden
MA(Hons)LicAc.MBAcC.
Contact Judith at 01250 876345 or
07762 188418 (mobile)
If not in
MEGS stock we will
MINI MARKET try and get it
Alyth
for you
Come in and Browse
Household Items– Electrical Goods, Kids Toys,
Picture Frames—Wooden and Silver All sizes.
Plenty umbrellas- for this lovely summer weather
High visibility jackets & waistcoats-many sizes
Now in stock– Large selection of Fishing Fly's
Cheapest in town
Tel : Mobile 07801520411
Gift Vouchers
GEORGE W. RENNIE
2 St. Malcolm’s Wynd Kirriemuir
Tel: 01575 573292
Mobile: 07711 818238
Repairs Spares & Servicing
Washing Machines, Cookers,
Tumble dryers & Vacuums.
also
Cycle Repairs & Spares
Childminder
Registered Childminder
Has part-time and full time vacancies.
For Immediate Start
Tel: 01828 633744
HOBBIES
19 Airlie Street Alyth
Tel: 01828 632565
Large selection of Craft & Card Making
Materials-Toys & Models
Join Our Christmas Club NOW
Free Christmas Catalogue in Store
Open Mon-Fri. 9 am-4.30 pm
Closed-12.30-1.30 Lunch
Closed Wednesday
prop: Muriel McNicoll
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CLASSIC RESTORATIONS
WEDDING HIRE
Pitnacree St,
Alyth,
Tel: 01828
633293
Let us make your day extra
special with our unique
collection of classic Rolls
Royce Silver Cloud, Bentley
Mk V1 & Jaguar Mk 1X.
COLIN & CATHY FORD
Number 5 Toutie Street, Alyth
CHIROPODY
SUGARING,FACIALS
EYELASH/BROW TINTING
PEDICURE, MANICURE
by CREATIVE NAILS
**Late Nights Tues. & Thurs.**
For an Appointment
Tel:01828 632297
For All your garden machinery requirements.
SALES, SERVICE, REPAIRS, HIRES
all makes.
Sharpening service.
Main Dealer for Westwood, Jonsered, Echo
Stockists of Honda, Husqvarna,
Castel, Stihl,
Kawasaki and more.
Collection and Delivery by arrangement.
ALSO
Gates, Railings, Balustrading etc.
Steel workers and fabricators
CONTACT: Blair Eng.
BLAIR
ENGINEERING
HIGH STREET
RATTRAY
BLAIRGOWRIE
FURNITURE STORE
PERTH STREET, BLAIRGOWRIE
(Adjoining Shell Garage)
COME ON IN AND HAVE A BROWSE
BEDS– from £69; 2 and 4 Drawer Divans; Metal and
Pine Beds; Mattresses; Headboards; Pine Bedroom
Furniture; Ex-Catalogue Suites; Pine and Beech Look
Bedroom Furniture;
Dining room Sets and all types of furniture and furnishings.
Stock Changes Weekly
Open 7 Days –Sunday 12 am-4 pm
ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES
THE ALYTH TRADITIONAL
FISH BAR
Telephone Orders Welcome
01828 632000
Fish Suppers £2.50 on Wednesday
From 5pm-7pm for OAP’s
Hours of Business
Monday 4.30-9 pm
Tuesday 4.30-9 pm
Wednesday 4.30-9 pm
Thursday 4.30-9 pm
Friday 4.30-10 pm
Saturday 4.30-10 pm
Sunday 4.30-9 pm

Car & Home Insurance Special Rates
For PH11 Postcodes TELEPHONE
For a Quote 01828 633000
I&D Insurance Services
16 Airlie Street
Alyth
Partners Iain & Dawn Butchart Email i-d.insurance@btconnect.com
ARNOLD WHITE
C
JOINER OINER AND CCONTRACTOR
ONTRACTOR
All types of
Joinery/Carpentry work
i.e.-Extensions, Loft Conversions,
Double Glazing, Conservatories,
Kitchens.
Harwood & Laminate Flooring,
Fitted Furniture
1 Strathmore View Telephone
Alyth 01828 632467
Perthshire Mobile:07736248718
PH11 8JD
Alyth Art School
Enjoy Drawing & Painting in Alyth
Classes for Adults held
Tuesday afternoons 1.30 pm-3.30 pm
Wednesday mornings 10am-12 noon
Tel: Jeanne Redgrave-01828 632039
Or call at 16 Toutie Street Alyth
DAVID SCOTT
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
&
MONUMENTAL AGENTS
OUR STAFF ARE HAPPY TO ASSIST
WITH ALL ENQUIRIES
CONTACT DAVID SCOTT LTD 7 TOUTIE STREET
ALYTH TEL: 01828 633433 OR
65 HIGH STREET
BLAIRGOWRIE TEL:01250 876400
BIG GAV
BARONY VIEW
GROUND MAINTENANCE
HAY STREET
ALYTH
Now is the time to book your hedging
Patios, Gravelling, Fencing, Dykeing
And all other types of ground maintenance
Telephone: 07739 833595
CENTRAL GARAGE, ALYTH
MOT TESTING FOR CARS
AND MOTORCYLES
DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN HAVE YOUR MOT TEST
A MONTH IN ADVANCE AND NOT LOOSE OUT?
THIS MAY ENSURE THAT YOU DON’T GET CAUGHT
OUT BY THE NEW ROAD TAX
RULES
(COMPUTER CHECKS TO FIND TAX
DODGERS WITH AUTOMATIC
FINES OF AT LEAST £80)
CALL DONNA FOR AN APPOINTMENT ON
01828 632492
Charles A Davidson
Blacksmith, Welder and Fabricator
Gates and Rails made, erected and repaired
All fabrication and farm work undertaken
Tel: 01828 632948
Mobile: 07957 766 546
Established 1975
MURRAY PENNYCOOK
PLUMBING & HEATING
GAS, OIL & SOLID FUEL
Clar-Innis, Meigle Road, Alyth
Tel: 01828 632135
Mobile: 07850-733-481
Oil –Gas –Solid Fuel
Corgi & SNIPEF Registered
Rhones - Lead Work –Drains
Free Estimates
PETS PANTRY
19 High Street
Blairgowrie
Tel: 01356 623006
Keith Nicol
Reflexology
Beneficial for a variety of health conditions.
For more information call.
Anne Crombie Reflexologist
GSSR MSIR
Tel: 01828 650 308
mob. 0778968059
Home visits available
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Stonework
R. D. Builders
Extensions
Renovations
Harling Etc.
For Free Estimates
Tel: 01828 632231 or Mobile 07729924784
19 Tay Road Alyth, Perthshire PH11 8EB
LUNANS
Airlie Street
Proprietors Jason Donald & Debbie Richmond
NEWSAGENTS & STATIONERS
A great selection of boxed & individual cards
at competitive prices.
Good range also of beautiful cards
for that special person or occasion.
ALL YEAR ROUND NEWSPAPER DELIVERIES
and for the
VERY EARLY BIRDS
Rolls and Filled Rolls
Shop open from 5.30 am
Janet & Bob’s Stained Glass
A stained Glass Window can transform
any room in your house with rays of light and colour.
We make (real) leaded windows which can either replace
or be installed behind your existing window.
Choose from our own designs ranging from
traditional to contemporary.
We can project your own ideas into glass.
Phone Tayport 01382 553337
www.jbsg.ukonline.co.uk
Carpet Care
Carpet, Upholstery and Leather
Cleaned and Protected
Call
Neil Stewart
for a Free Quote:
01828 632771 or 01250 875216
Mobile: 0771 391 5546
GEO’s BAR
&
THISTLE LOUNGE
AIRLIE STREET, ALYTH
Tel : 632276 Fax: 633939
e-mail: thisletopia@aol.com
Lounge available for meetings
FOOTBALL ‘LIVE’
on Digital & Five
73-75 Airlie Street, Alyth, Perthshire.
Licensed Grocers with a wide range of Fresh & Frozen
foods. National Lottery outlet. Video & DVD rental.
E-Top up and Credit/Debit card facility available soon.
FREE HOME DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE
Either do your shopping in-store and we will take it home
for you or telephone your order into us and we will deliver
it.

Alyth Burn After the August Rains
The Burn attracted many people after the rains in August. Children and adults alike stopped to watch the rather high burn as it cascaded
through Alyth at a fierce rate of knots. —Has the Burn ever overflowed? Do you remember it? Why not tell us about it?
The Language of e-mails
Ever wondered what those funny signs are some
people use in their emails? Apparently it is a way
of introducing some emotions into the message -
O.K. so long as the recipient understands them!
Here's a quick guide to some of the basics -
Original smiley :)
Classic smiley :-)
Frown :-(
Wink ;-)
Laughing out loud :-D
Amazement :-O
Confusion }:-s
Tongue hanging out in nausea :-Q
Sticking tongue out :-P
Sent with a kiss :-*
User has moustache :-{)
User has moustache and beard :-{)}
User has curly hair &:-)
Red Nosed smile (in other words drunk):*)
Wears glasses 8-)
Feels bashful Xo)
A saucy or knowing wink };-)>
IT'S A DIFFERENT WORLD ISN'T IT??????
This star is Red
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Alyth AFC
The Football club wish to announce a public meeting to be held in the
Pavilion of the Diamond Jubilee Park on Thursday 16 th September 2004
at 7 pm.
The purpose of the meeting is to discuss a proposal that the football pitch
be enclosed by posts and a railing. The purpose of the railing would be to
improve the viewing of matches for spectators and also to protect the
pitch.
To ensure that all interested parties are aware of the meeting, we intend
to put posters round the town and also put an announcement in “The
Blairgowrie Advertiser”.
For further information please contact Sandy McCurdy –01828 632744
Drumnacree
House &
Come and join us in our lounge bar.
New a la carte menu from September
Special functions catered for to make that day memorable.
6 comfortable en suite rooms in this 4 star STB hotel.
“Now taking bookings for December and Christmas Fayre”
Alyth Perthshire
For reservations phone 01828 632194

Community Markets
4th Saturday of the Month
Blairgowrie Wellmeadow
10am - 3pm
‘Therapies Galore’
Holistic Healing Centre
IAC MGPBT BASC ITEC
Body, Mind & Spirit
Harmonising Treatments
& Training Courses
We are a team of highly qualified practitioners
Specialising in providing and teaching holistic therapies.
Our aim is to help you achieve true balance in
Mind, Body & Spirit.
Thorough consultation ensures that each person receives
the best possible combination of therapies to
meet their specific needs.
You may find the treatments
Energising, Calming, Relaxing, Spiritual, and Emotional.
Take from them what you need to find your own inner sense of true peace.
Half Day, Full Day, Residential & Individual sessions.
Treatments given in our Centre, in your workplace,
and elsewhere by arrangement.
Ideal for Individuals, Couples, Team Building Work,
Pre Wedding Break, Celebration Package or Retreat.
Group and Corporate bookings always welcome.
We specialise in Workplace ‘onsite’ Relaxation & De-stressing
Treatments available include:
Aromatherapy, Reflexology, Indian Head Massage,
Swedish Massage, Reiki, holistic Massage, Colour Therapy,
Hopi Ear Candling, AuraSoma, Touch Therapy,
La Stone Therapy, Sports Massage,
Hands & Feet Treatment, Make up lesson,
Tarot Consultations, Crystal & Gems.
Training Courses available for absolute beginners
& for the professional therapist
Holistic Healing Centre Opens- 6 th September 2004
10% discount during September for Reflexology
Enquiries to: - Therapies Galore Holistic Healing Centre
Forfar Road
Meigle
Perthshire
PH12 8RS
Tel. 01828 640854
Email: lyndea@ukonline.co.uk
CHRISTIANITY
EXPLORED
Sometimes I do, but I
can’t see a reason for it
Have you ever wondered
why you are here?
There is a good reason
why not come exploring
soon…………………
Watch this space!
Strathmore & The Glens
If you would like to know more about the work of the Partnership please
visit our website at -www.strathmoreglens.org
PO Box 6621, Blairgowrie PH12 8YF
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Jam in the Den: 24 th July 2004
As a visitor to Alyth, I have always been here too late to see
the jam. But this year the holiday has fallen earlier. My husband’s
mother was born and brought up in here and we have
been visiting for about eight years. Latterly with our son, who
accompanied me on Saturday afternoon, while my husband
battled with the organ in St. Ninian’s, preparing for the following
morning’s service.
After a week of warm weather, the day was colder with regular
showers of rain. As we walked away from the church, the
organ faded and the sounds of amplified music pervaded the
air, floating up from the den and seemingly acting as a siren
for the people trickling down. All ages, some with visitors
here for the occasion, consciously dressed for the event or
waiting for friends at strategic points before descending the
long slope past the parish church.
There was little in the way of protective rain gear, perhaps so
that others would see the fine clothes and braided hair. People
preferred to sit under umbrellas or a variety of tents and awnings.
Even the cover over the stage had come adrift and
flapped in the wind so that the musicians had to stand stage
left or right to avoid the rain. All except the drummer whose
kit sat directly and damply beneath the gap. They were good,
the bands, and clearly enjoyed the support of friends, family
and groupies or the familiarity of this annual event. “It’s great
to be back and there’s lots more bands to come, “ said one
singer/guitarist as the sound man jigged up and down under
the stage to keep warm.
If this wasn’t your kind of band or your favourite music, perhaps
it soon would be. A group of students sat patiently by the
fence under the trees with their cans. A couple sat close in two
chairs, she with a wine glass, he with a pewter mug. Then
there was the future. A ten-year-old girl sang to her guitar in
homage to Oasis, seemingly unfazed by the stage, audience or
enthusiastic response. The link person chivvied the performers
along while we listened to recorded music and more musicians
arrived with different shaped cases and boxes.
As we stood more families joined the party, bringing an array
of picnics, rugs, folding chairs and even a partially erected
gazebo which was completed with impressive speed and set
off by a smoking barbecue. We walked back along the grass.
The cheery bar staff served a steady stream of customers. On
another stall, burgers and sausages helped to keep out the
damp. We tried the tombola, unsuccessfully, the bouncy castle
and looked at the plastic toys. There was a battle taking place
on the fort, but as my companion pointed out he could still
hear the band. But these other entertainments were secondary.
Along with others we were drawn back to the stage, stopping
on the way at the face-painting tent, where another practised
performer worked alongside a younger colleague.
Eventually we had to leave to collect the organist. As I
walked up the path with my, by now, pirate-faced son, the
trickle had become a steady stream of people. I lack knowledge
of names – the penalty of the tourist - but recognised
many faces. The rain stopped and the evening turned balmy
and the bands played on.
Julie Berrow

Glenisla Golf Centre
Alyth
Tel: 01828 632445
Meals Served All Day
New Menu …..New Chef
High Teas Served Daily From 4.00 onwards
Homebaking
Don’t Pass Us By Give Us A Try!
Book to avoid disappointment
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Website: www.glenislagolf.com
Alyth Photographic
&
Art Exhibition 2004
This year’s photographic exhibition
will have a postcard
theme in an effort to find suitable
pictures for making into
postcards for sale in Alyth. To
be held on October 16 th & 17 th
in the Ogilvy Rooms, Alyth.
This will be combined with an
art exhibition and sale.
Any photographer wishing to
take part can enter into:
The general exhibition, with any
subject matter or
The postcard section, pictures
taken within the parish of Alyth.
Each entrant can enter up to 4
photographs between the two
categories.
All prints must be card mounted
and a minimum or 6 x 4 inches
of picture area.
On the back must be written the
entrants name, phone number,
picture title and which section
entered into.
Entries should be handed into
the Post Office by Tuesday 12 th
Oct, no entrance form is required.
Prints will be returned
for collection after the exhibition
from the Post Office.
Any photographer who would
like to help man the exhibition
would be made very welcome.
The exhibition will have just one
overall winner in addition to nay
prints selected as possible postcards.
Any budding artist wishing to
show/sell their work will be
welcome and should come along
to the Ogilvy Rooms on Friday
evening (15 th ) from 7 pm when
the pictures will be hung.
The organisers hope for a good
turnout of high quality photos
and paintings, so come on you
budding Lord Lichfields or Rolf
Harris let’s be seeing your work.
Alyth Man Published In
New Anthology of
Literary Works
Alyth man Daniel Dewar was invited to attend the book launch of
‘The Lie Of The Land’, a new collection of poems and short stories
from Perth and Kinross, which was recently published, by Perth and
Kinross Libraries. The book was launched in the A.K. Bell Library.
Daniel has a poem included in the book and was presented with a
complimentary copy.
‘ The Lie Of The Land’ is designed not only to showcase new work
by previously unpublished writers, but also writers who have been
published before.
Well Done Dan Dewar!!!!!
See page 4
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Quiz Corner
Answers to August Quiz.-Lets Go 1 Goulash 2 Good Will Hunting
3 Go West 4 Gopher 5 Goose pimples 6 Goodnight Sweetheart
7 Gorgon 8 Goldfinger 9 Godzilla 10 Gone With The Wind
WHAT’S THE SP?- The answers to the following
ten questions all begin with the letters SP
1 In which war was the novel For Whom The Bell Tolls set?
2 On which river does the city of Berlin stand?
3 What is the state capital of Illinois?
4 An assegai is a type of what?
5 Which 1984 film saw Daryl Hannah playing a mermaid?
6 Tony Hadley provided lead vocals for which New Romantic
pop band?
7 What name is given to the ornamental pocket that hangs at
the front of a Scotsman’s kilt?
8 Which organ of the body is responsible for the production of
anti-bodies?
9 Which action movie thriller saw Keanu Reeves and Sandra
Bullock aboard a booby-trapped bus?
10 Which marine creature has the heaviest brain of all the
world’s animals?
Copyright © Categorically Quizzes 2004
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
To all readers with a Birthday in
September & October
Rhind-Happy Birthday Karen on 12th September
Love From Mum& Dad and Jamie
McIntyre– Love and best wishes on your 40th
Birthday on 20th October Jackie
From Mum Dad Jamie & Family
Please send in your greetings for all occasions
there is no charge for public notices.
CHILDREN’S CORNER
What happened to the leopard who took a bath
three times a day?
He was soon spotless.
How does a leopard change his spots?
When it gets tired of one spot it just moves to another.
Why don't leopards escape from the zoo for long?
Because they are easily spotted.
What is the Capital city of theses European Countries?
1 Albania
2 Andorra
3 Austria
4 Belarus
5 Belgium
6 Bulgaria
7 Croatia
8 Czech Republic
Answers on page 10

Thank You
Silvie & Ruthven W.R.I.
The members of the above wish to sincerely
thank everyone who supported their Coffee
Morning. The splendid sum of £671 was
raised.
Barnardo’s Boxes
The boxes of the Alyth “ Out of School “
Barnardo’s Group, which includes a few
boxes from Blairgowrie and Newtyle, were
opened recently. A total of £389 was realised.
This money will go to help the most
vulnerable and young people in society,
transform their lives and fulfil their potential.
Barnardo’s helps these young people to
overcome severe disadvantage by helping
them to address their various problems and
supports others while they tackle the challenges
of disability.
Many thanks to my friends who came along
to help count the money (mainly in 1p,2p
and 5p coins) from each individual box and
to the many loyal supporters of Barnardo’s
some of whom have been donating money to
the charity for nearly 50 years.
If anyone would like a box or has a box in
the house from the time their children were
at school and would like to bring it back into
use, please contact me on- Tel: 632456
Dorothy Lothian
Alyth Scottish
Country Dance
Classes start on the 23 rd September 2004.
All Welcome
No experience necessary.
£2 per night
More information from: Ruby Tel: 632939
or Helen Tel: 632929
SBEF
James Tripney
Joiner & Undertaker
All aspects of joinery work,
domestic & commercial.
Double Glazing etc.
House No’s
36 Smythe St 01828 632890
Alyth 01828 632717
Tel/fax: 01828 632260
PUBLIC NOTICES
Alyth District
Ploughing Society
Coffee Morning in
Airlie Street
Alyth
25 th September
Usual Stalls and Raffle
10 am-11.30 am
St. Ninian’s Church
Coffee Morning
October 23 rd
Airlie Street Hall
10 am – 12 noon
Usual Stalls
All Welcome
Do you have an event scheduled in your
club or organisation?
Advertise it in The Voice – all community
fund raisers are advertised free of
charge– so come on let the people of
Alyth know well in advance what’s
going on in the town.
We would like to apologise to
our readers and our
advertisers for there being
no Alyth Voice next month.
Hopefully we will be reorganised
and back in print
in October.
Singing Lessons
James Robertson
Member of the
Association of Teachers of
Stirling
Telephone 632770
1 Tirane
2 Andorra la Vella
3 Vienna
4 Minsk
5 Brussels
6 Sofia
7 Zagreb
8 Prague
P&K Council Tel: 01738 475018 E-Mail: imiller@pkc.gov.uk
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Alyth Musical
Society
To help fund our production of My Fair Lady
in April 2005, the society has arranged two fundraisers
for November.
The first is the annual Coffee Morning on Saturday 13 th
November.
The next is a “first” for the musical Society- it is a play, a
comedy for all the family called Surprise
Package about a Glasgow family’s first package
holiday abroad and all their adventures
( and misadventures) in Spain.
This is to be held in Alyth Town Hall on
Friday and Saturday 19 th and 20 th November.
For more information
contact– Marjorie Twivey
01828 632494
Alyth Christmas Lights 200 Club
July Winners
165 £50 Mr & Mrs J. Adam
41 £30 Mrs A. Cocker
39 £20 Mrs J. Stewart
August Winners
109 £50 Mr G. Arthur
74 £30 Mrs N. Grant
112 £20 Mrs C. Grieve
GRANGEMOUNT
CATTERY
Aberbothrie, Alyth
SPECIAL DIETS CATERED FOR
INDIVIDUAL HEATED
CHALETS
Set in the quiet rural setting of beautiful Strathmore
PERSONAL ATTENTION
FROM THE OWNERS
DENNIS & LIBBY MELLOY
Tel -01828 632284
Ian Miller Local Councillor. SURGERY AT ALYTH TOWN HALL
(Old Council Chambers) on 1st MONDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 7.00PM
OR CONTACT BY Tel: SNP OFF: 01250 876576 Home 01250 873304
Here’s the
answers. Kids

On the Tuesday 17th of August seven cadets and two
members of staff from 2519 (Strathmore) Squadron, Air
Training Corp, visited R.A.F. Leuchars as a reward for the £ 983.00.
worth of raffle tickets that the Squadron sold in support of the 2003
Air Show. The visit was hosted by the Station’s Surface Finishing
Facility who were responsible for running the raffle at the Air Show.
The seven cadets were Corporals Sean
Donaldson, Mark Harper (both Blairgowrie),
Hayley Sinclair and Christopher
Gordon (both Alyth) and Cadets Alan
Harper, Rachel Taylor and Andrew Morrison
(all Blairgowrie), and the accompanied
staff were Flight Lieutenant Roy
Kemp (Luncarty) and Flying Officer
Michael Kay (Alyth) both Royal Air
Force Reserve (Training) Officers.
Cadets Visit to Royal Air Force Leuchars
On arrival the cadets were first taken to
Visiting Aircraft Servicing Section were
they viewed the arrival back at R.A.F.
Leuchars of 4 of the 6 Italian Air Force
AMX ground attack aircraft which are
currently based at R.A.F. Leuchars on
detachment from their home base about
10 miles south of Venice to use the training range at R.A.F.
Spadeadam in northern England. After these aircraft had shut down,
one of the young Italian pilots explained the role of the aircraft and
where his squadron is based before showing the cadets the cockpit of
the aircraft. After thanking the Italian pilot for taking time from his
busy programme the cadets had lunch.
After lunch the cadets went to 3 Flight Army Air Corp who are a
logger unit at R.A.F. Leuchars and fly the Aerospatiale Gazelle AH1
helicopter in a communication role for senior officers in Scotland and
Northern England. The duty pilot Warrant Officer Green gave the
Balhary Estate
Camp
Alyth
All that remains today is the water tower
Do you have any memories about the of the old prisoner of war camp that
was just outside Alyth? There were Italians in the camp and there are still
ruins to be seen on the Leitfie road near Balhary. (July issue of Alyth
Voice)
In response to our article Mr Stuart Milne of Alyth handed in these photos
of the camp, taken just before it was demolished. The water tower on the
left is all that is left standing.
If you have any information about the camp or any stories regarding the
camp, please let us know.
This is an era gone by which we should share with the young people of
today.
Thank you, Stuart, for the use of your photos.
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cadets a short brief on the role of 3 Flight Army Air Corp
before taking them out to one of the helicopters and giving
them a full safety brief. The party was then kitted out with a flying
helmet before all the cadets and staff received a 10-minute flight from
R.A.F. Leuchars around the coast towards Tayport before returning to
the base.
The cadets then spent a period of time on
the roof of the old Control Tower occupied
by 3 Flight Army Air Corp watching
the departure 6 Tornado F 3 aircraft of 56
Squadron (The Firebirds) from there
flight line adjacent to the old Control
Tower as well as the return of 4 Italian
Air Force aircraft from a training mission.
A visit to Surface Finishing Facility then
followed where cadets were able to see
the work on progress on repainting one of
the base’s Tornado aircraft. The Surface
Finishing Facility staff explained all of
the procedures and how critical the temperature
within the spray hanger is as is
the amount of paint used, as the weight of
the paint can affect the flying characteristics of the aircraft on its return
to Squadron service.
The Surface Finishing Facility staff were thanked for all their help
and assistance in making the day so brilliant and enjoyable.
If the above interested you and you are between the ages of 13 years
old to 16 years old male or female come along any Monday or
Wednesday evening between 7.00.p.m. and 9.00.pm. to 2519
(Strathmore) Sqn, Drill Hall, Union Street, Blairgowrie and speak to
the Commanding Officer, Adjutant or any of the Cadets.

One evening recently, while returning from a visit to an old friend
near Kirriemuir, I decided to stop at the RSPB’s reserve at Kinnordy
Loch. There were an unusual number of vehicles in the car
park, but it was only after entering one of the hides that I understood
why. Several people were sitting on the benches and,
strangely for bird watchers, they were not looking out of the windows
through their binoculars. The reason, it turned out, was that
they were mothers: well, that doesn’t look quite right because, although
undoubtedly there must have been mothers among them,
some were men. These people were moth folk, not professional
lepidopterists, but amateurs, doing a course at Kindrogan Field
Study Centre at Enochdhu. Their ploy that evening was to set up
their traps and see what flew into them. I have always been intrigued
by moth traps since reading many years ago the evocative
accounts of a moth man, bicycling about the Borders to tend his
traps. I had always supposed that moth trapping must be a lethal
experience for the moths. I asked about this and was told that the
traps used to catch moths did not kill them. The chief hazard, it
appeared, was that bats would sense the many moths drawn to the
traps and catch some.
After some conversation I learned that the moth folk were going to
set up their traps and that they would be inspecting them from about
ten-o’clock until mid-night. I decided to go home for something to
eat, and then return to Kinnordy for the inspection of the traps. As I
ate my supper the skies flashed with lightning and my wireless
squelched and spluttered, distorting the music to which I was listening.
Driving back to Kinnordy the rain came on again.
LOCHSIDE LODGE
& ROUNDHOUSE RESTAURANT
Bridgend of Lintrathen
Along Lintrathen Loch, just 10 minutes from Alyth, Lochside Lodge & Roundhouse
Restaurant is an ideal venue whether for Lunch or Dinner—our menus are
modern and imaginative using the best of Perthshire & Angus produce, beautifully
created and presented.
Lunch Menu -£11.50 for 2 Courses & £15 for 3 Courses
0r
Dinner –Choose from our 2 or 3 Course menu option offering the best choice of
locally sourced foods combined with international flavours to produce beautifully
presented dishes with wonderful tastes.
–3 Course Lunch in the Roundhouse Restaurant -£16.95 per person & Children
(5-12 years old) just £8.50 with an Easter Gift.
Private Parties and /weddings for up to 40/45 people are welcomed and we can
provide a unique setting for your special day.
We are open for Lunch 12 noon –1.30 pm Tues-Sunday
Dinner 6.30 pm –8.45 pm Tues-Saturday
Reservations are advisable as space is limited-please contact us on 01575 560340
From Alyth, take B954 towards Glenisla, go past Reekie Linn and keep on the
road towards Peel Farm-follow the Loch round and we are the 1st building on the
right in the village.
For inquiries– email –enquiries@lochsidelodge.com or go to
www.lochsidelodge.com
‘Moths and a Rainy Evening’
By Paul Ramsay
A & R ROBERTSON & BLACK W.S PROPERTY
The summer holidays were traditionally a time when people’s thoughts were firmly on, well – holidays. No longer. These days, holidays seem to be the things which
are fitted in between buying and selling houses! Yes, the market – if not the weather – is as hot as ever, and if you’d like to join in the fun, please don’t hesitate to
call into one of our Property Shops to discuss the sale of your house – or purchase of another (both if you like) with –
Valerie at Alyth : 01828 632116
Elaine at Coupar Angus : 01828 627542
Shirley, Susannah or Judy at Blairgowrie : 01250 875050
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At the Reserve the brilliant light of the traps and the reflection of
light from the sheets set up next to them, or on the ground beneath
the lamp, created a pale glare in the night. Moth folk, clad in waterproofs
and with head torches in their hats, moved about from trap to
trap to see what had been caught. The leaders of the group intoned
the names of the moths they were asked to identify. I don’t remember
any of these but, browsing through Waring and Townsend’s
‘Field Guide to the Moths of Great Britain and Ireland’, I was impressed
again by the wonderful and evocative names borne by so
many moths: Toadflax Brocade, Plain Pug, Garden Tiger, Rednecked
Footman, Death’s Head Hawkmoth, Rannoch Sprawler, to
name a few. At one moment in the evening I found myself sitting in
one of the hides by the loch, looking out as a torch beam swept the
darkness in search of moths. Occasionally a bat flew by, probably
Daubenton’s, hunting through the night. Inside the hide the conversation
was about moths and their food plants. The larvae of many
moths depend on the leaves (mainly) of only one species of plant for
their sustenance. Eradicate that plant and you destroy the moth.
What was it that lived on meadow sweet? A few days later, and
taking part in another conversation, I was able to say that ragwort,
which is scheduled as a noxious weed, was the host of the Cinnabar
moth larva and should be valued for that.
After a lull the rain began again and fell with greater intensity than
before. The moth folk decided to head for Strathardle and I drove
home. Over in Glenogil, north of Lochearnhead, the destabilised
soils had slid down over the A85.
DAVID SIM IRONMONGER
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Garden Benches
Gifts
New range of Portmerion in Stock
Nadal Ornaments
Wide range of Gleneagles Crystal
Household
Alyth Square
BBQ’s
All your every day household needs
GARDEN
CENTRE
Large Selection of Climbers,
Pansies,
Heathers & Alpines,
Fruit Trees, Wallflowers,
Cyclamen 6 packs,
Polyanthas, and Viola.
All in stock.
Help is always at hand
to assist you.
Always that familiar face
and friendly smile
We Have It All