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Balmullo Newsletter - June 2011TRANSCRIPT
In this issue
Council Contacts 2
What’s On? 3
Lost & Found 3
Info 3
200 Club 3
Editorial 5
Announcements 5
Thanks 7
Help 7
Balmullo Cubs 7
The Gala 9
SYP 11
Gardening Club 15
SWRI 15
Gala Pictures 16
YRP Group 19
Balmullo Boys Football 20
Quiz 21
THE COMMUNITY
COUNCIL’S MONTHLY
NEWSLETTER
Balmullo Newsletter 06 ISSUE
JUNE 2011
AIMEE BELL
AS “THE MAD HATTER” IN THE BALMULLO SCHOOL
PRODUCTION OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND
Also online at www.issuu.com/balmullo
Members Chairman:
Zoë Sanders [email protected]
Vice-Chairman:
John Docherty 871497 [email protected]
Treasurer:
Andrew Falconer 870496 [email protected]
Secretary:
Raymond Crush 871400 [email protected]
Minute-Secretary:
Isobel Eccleston 870973 [email protected]
Newsletter:
Ina Cameron 870253 [email protected]
Councillors Peter Lomas 870848 [email protected]
Alison Jeffrey 870674 [email protected]
Irene McNair 870315 [email protected]
Fife Councillors
Maggie Taylor 01382 552718 [email protected]
Tim Brett 01382 330905 [email protected]
Ron Caird 01382 542414 [email protected]
Let us know your views Email us
BALMULLO COMMUNITY COUNCIL
Useful Contacts Burnside Hall Keeper Lynn Murphy 870466
The Minister Rev. Caroline Taylor 870038 [email protected]
Dog Warden 0845 155 0022
Community Police P.C. Gavin Rae 0845 600 5702
RAF Aircraft Noise 839471
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TO ALL ADVERTISERS – Please check your advert. If you would like to remove it or change it in any way, please let me know. Either by phone or email. My details are on page 2 of this newsletter - Ina Cameron.
Statements made or opinions expressed in this Newsletter do not
necessarily reflect the views of the Balmullo Community Council or any of its
officers.
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WHAT’S ON? JUNE 26th Paths Group walk. Leave Burnside
Hall at 2pm. All welcome 28th Meeting re Pharmacy at 10am. Details in Announcements please try
to attend. JULY 1st Horse Racing night in Burnside Hall
at 7pm 31st Paths Group walk. Leave Burnside Hall at 2pm. All welcome
AUGUST 6th Gardening Club Annual Flower Show in Burnside Hall
11th Road Race round Balmullo starting 7.30pm from Balmullo Farm 28th Paths Group walk. Leave Burnside
Hall at 2pm. All welcome
SEPTEMBER
12th Community Council Meeting in School at 7.30pm 24th Bowling Club Closing of the Green
Dance. 8pm till late. All welcome OCTOBER 10th Community Council Meeting in
School at 7.30pm 5th Burns Club Music & Poetry Evening NOVEMBER
14th Community Council Meeting in School at 7.30pm 25th Burns Club St Andrew’s Night Dance DECEMBER
12th Community Council Meeting in School at 7.30pm 16th Bowling Club Xmas Dance. 8pm till
late. All welcome.
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£50 Mrs Greenwood, Smithy Road
£20 Mrs Young, Park View £20 Mrs Lang, Lucklawhill £20 Mr Tolley, The Mount £20 Mrs Campbell, Dunedin Park
£20 Mrs Reid, Burnside
£10 Ms Smith, Murray Row
£10 Mr Smith, Anderson Drive £10 Mrs Whyte, Cynicus Place £10 Mrs Wilson, School Road £10 Mrs Campbell, Lucklawhill
How to Join? It's easy to join the 200 Club.
Call or email Ina on 870253 or [email protected]. It only costs £1 per entry per month, and you can enter as many times as you like.
We are currently trying to raise money for various Balmullo community activities and projects.
200 CLUB JUNE WINNERS
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LOST & FOUND
A set of car keys have been found in Willie’s Wood. If you think they may be yours ask at the Spar. (looks like the owner has a Mitsubishi).
INFO
Remember this is the last Newsletter until September so keep a note of
the What’s On dates.
Hope you all have a happy holiday and enjoy the rest of the summer.
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EDITORIAL Ina Cameron
Zoe and I attended the RAF Forum last week. They outlined the up to date issues of the Air
Show which sounds like being full of exciting flying displays. The tickets are available at the Post Office at a reduced rate for residents of Balmullo. Because of the congestion on Quarry Road last year the Police have advised us of the
following restrictions. 1] Temporary Traffic Restriction Order – Advising of No Parking in passing areas or vehicles will be towed away. Signs will be displayed in the area and the TTRO will be advertised locally with other TTROs.
2] AA signage in the area of No Parking 3] AA No parking cones will be placed in the area. 4] Periodic mobile motorcycle patrol throughout the day to enforce/manage the problem. Hopefully this will keep the passing places clear.
ANNOUNCEMENTS Community Council
There was a large turnout for our last meeting of this season. The main reason for this was a lengthy discussion on the possible closing of the dispensary in the Doctors'
surgery. Peter Lomas confirmed that Balmullo Community Council intend to apply for reception of a deputation with up to 2 speakers given a total of 10 minutes to address the meeting to be held on 28th June 2011 at 10am in Room 10 at Rothes
Halls, Glenrothes. THIS MEETING IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
Alan Kennedy of SODS group advised they are also opposing the decision. Members of our Council met with Alan Kennedy to discuss each other's ways of tackling the problem and agreed to co-operate and keep each other informed of progress. In the
meantime if you can afford the time it would be helpful to the cause if as many people as possible turned up for this meeting. It may be that we will not all get in to the Rothes Halls but a large turnout will show that we mean business and perhaps the
Press could be asked to come along and make notes. More details on:
http://www.nhsfife.scot.nhs.uk/about_us/about_meetings.html
We then heard from Headmistress Mrs Else who gave an update on the Multi Use Games Area. Fife Council have agreed to give support and the size of the MUGA will
be about the size of a tennis court. The area where it will be placed is from west to east within the park along the boundary of the school. There now needs to be a constituted committee to look after this project, with Balmullo parents, park committee and residents already being involved. The overall cost of the MUGA will be
in the region of £67,900 plus vat.
The safety issue of the disused Steading at Balmullo Farm is being looked into.
The Multi Path project has been suspended indefinitely due to the refusal of the land
owner to concede land.
Two members from the Gala Committee were in attendance at the meeting and they expressed their Committee’s thanks to all who braved the weather to attend the Gala.
There is a report elsewhere in the newsletter.
The Main Street through Tayport will be closed for 3 weeks from 25th July.
Hope we have a good summer and hope to see some new faces at our meeting on the 12th September.
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THANKS David Hall
I’ve been strimming the Burnside path for the last seven years now on behalf of the Paths Group and this year is one where it has been really clean and almost litter free. Many thanks to all those who use the footpath network, especially the dog-walkers. The wild
flowers are also exceptional this year!
BALMULLO CUBS
82nd Fife (Balmullo) Cub section carried out a litter pick in the park and
along the grizzly path on 8th June, the council provided equipment and
bags.
The cubs are working to achieving their Global Conservation Badge. If any
adults are interested in helping out with the local Scout Group we are always
looking for volunteers! Please contact [email protected]
Beautiful Fife 2011 Balmullo Community Council
Judges will visit the village later in the year (around the end of July) and walk around the main streets to make their assessments. Marks will again be awarded under 3 main headings – Horticultural Achievement, Environmental Responsibil-ity and Community Participation, with the total mark determining whether we achieve the Gold, Silver Gilt, Silver or Bronze standard. However, we still rely on all of you keen gardeners to help us out again this sum-mer. The judges were certainly impressed with the large number of well-kept and varied gardens on their last visit – keep up the good work!
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BALMULLO GALA - 11th June Claire Barr
Despite the weather there was a good turn out for the Gala. Bill Duff led the parade to the park where Romy Nicoll was crowned Queen and declared the Gala open. Her attendants were Keirra White, Sophie Land and Connor Foulkes with Alex North as Page. There were lots of attractions to keep the children busy. The races and the finals of the 5-a-side football. The hill race, sponsored by Paul Monteath, ran to
the quarry gates and back [there was a bull and cows with calves in the field!]. The hospitality was sponsored by Tesco, where the hot drinks were much appreciated. Our photographer for the day was Bob Dronsfield, thank you very much. Thanks go to all who helped make the Gala a success. Special thanks go to all who helped us set up and take it all down again. Volunteers are always appreciated as is everyone with some time to spare to help the Committee.
The Committee are hoping to buy a storage container for all our gear, and we are looking for some spare ground to store it. If you can help with this please contact myself or any of the Committee. THE MAIN WINNERS ON THE DAY WERE AS FOLLOWS:-:
Girls Junior Champ 1st Morgan Middleton 2nd Zoe Stewart 3rd Jessica Bucket
Girls Senior Champ 1st Erin Moore 2nd Laurin Cowie 3rd Juliet Carr Boys Junior Champ 1st Callum Thaw 2nd Neil Chalmers 3rd Finlay Foulkes & Bradley Jackson Boys Senior Champ 1st Ben Drew 2nd Alasdair Chalmers 3rd Seb Buchanan
Hill Race Winner Dale Kennedy Hill Race Junior Conor Foulkes
Football Winners Juniors Anstruther
Seniors Pitlessie
(Apologies to any name spelling errors, this is as given on the score sheets – Ed.]
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Josh Martin & Alexander Fyfe – MSYPs
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We will be working at a national and local level over the next two years to
make changes and improve the lives of young Scots. We will meet
nationally four times a year to address the big issues affecting everyone and also campaigning within NE Fife for change! Already we have met
with the conservative council group to discuss the need for more
accessible transport for the young people of NE Fife.
How can you contact us? Come along to YPR meetings to speak with us personally.
Email us at either [email protected]
Find us on Facebook (Alex Fyfe & Josh Martin MSYPs) and message us!
Remember if you want changes to happen you need to tell us, any idea big or small,
we will listen.
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LEUCHARS & DISTRICT GARDENING AND CRAFTS CLUB
Coffee Morning
The Coffee Morning on 21st May, which included the sales of books, a superb and well-stocked baking stall, and a great selection of well-grown plants from George Redpath, was deemed a successful event, likely to be repeated next year. Despite the competing events elsewhere, it was fairly well attended and enjoyed by those who did support this, the Club’s
first such fund-raising effort. One of the most popular activities was a guess-the-weight of the basket of vegetables, which was won by Ann Falconer. The raffle proved as popular as ever with a good selection of prizes. The coffee/tea and biscuits organised and efficiently served by Marjorie Pasley and her team was a great success. Indeed the whole of the
Committee – and some spouses - contributed greatly to this event, with particular thanks to Gwenyth Mitchell for organising the vegetable competition and the tremendous effort by Jan and George Redpath. The Club also thanks Lynn Murphy for her willing help with the setting out of tables and the supply of table-coverings. And finally, sincere thanks to those
who attended the Coffee Morning, and whose support and generosity is greatly appreciated by the Club. The Club also wishes to remind readers, before they head off for their holidays, of the
Club’s Summer Show on the 6th August in the Burnside Hall. If anyone requires a Show Schedule, please ‘phone 01334 870217 for a copy or ask one of the members of the Committee. - Leslie Bisset
BALMULLO S.W.R.I. Ann Falconer
President Mrs. Mary Campbell welcomed members to the meeting on Thursday 2nd June.
Our speaker for the evening was Helen Galloway, President of Hearing Dogs for Deaf People in Fife. She was accompanied by Ken Scott with his dog Spike, who was the star of the evening. Helen gave a brief history of the charity and then told us about their on-going work and training programme. Ken explained how having Spike has transformed his life so
that he can now live independently and safely, with Spike identifying and making him aware of everyday sounds that we all take for granted. There was a sales table afterwards which was very well supported by our members. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the presentation and our guests were given a vote of thanks for such an entertaining evening.
Competition Winners:
Gingerbread Man Amusing Photograph Flower of the Month
1st Evelyn Erskine 1st Penny Wiles Mary Campbell
2nd Jacqueline Stockton 2nd Margaret Auchterlonie
3rd Penny Wiles 3rd Grace Steven
Our summer outing is on Thursday 7th July to Monturpie House, Upper Largo for 6.30 pm. The next meeting will be on Thursday 1st September at 7.15 pm in Burnside Hall, when our
speaker will be Mr Mark Crush talking about the Fire and Rescue Service. Competitions will be a jar of Raspberry Jam, a sewn padded Coat Hanger and Flower of the
Month.
New members are always welcome.
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BALMULLO GALA DAY 2011 17
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THE Y.P.R. GROUP
The YPR Group is now back in action following the recent SQA Exams. We held our first
meeting since the exams on Monday 13th June, where we launched our brand new idea: the possibility of establishing new play equipment in the park. Coincidentally, local councillor Maggie Taylor had been in touch with Fife Council, who were also looking at possibly upgrading some equipment in the park. We hope to work with the Council in
order to improve these facilities for the younger people of the village.
Also at the meeting was local MSYP Alex Fyfe, who gave a presentation about his work in the Scottish Youth Parliament. Alex and fellow MSYP Josh Martin have produced an article about their work which can be found in this newsletter. It also contains information about
how you can contact them both.
Some of you may have noticed us at the Gala this year which was still a great day despite the rain. The activities we had on offer were: Guess the Name of the Bear, Guess the
Number of Sweets in the Jar, Treasure Map and SpongeBob. At the time of going to press we do not have an exact figure of how much we raised – but we will let you know in the
September newsletter.
During the summer holidays we hope to proceed with work on the shelter. During the
summer months our main focus will be the funding aspect of the project.
If you get bored during the holidays, why not have a go at our activity page?
You may notice from our meeting planner that we have developed a structure to our
meetings over the next session. After our AGM in September, we will be having a special focus on those in Primary School and Secondary School, as well as the adults of the village, in our meetings from October to December. Early next year we hope to have some
guest speakers from local youth groups/organisations to speak to Balmullo’s young people.
Our next meeting will be held on Monday 12th September at 6.30pm in the School Hall.
This will be our first AGM. We really hope to see as many of you as possible there!!
Between now and then, if you would like to contact the YPR Group, please do so by either
emailing us at [email protected]; or by liking our Facebook page (Balmullo YPR Group). We can also now be find on Twitter (balmulloyprgroup) and we hope to have a YouTube account under the same name by the end of the summer, where we can upload
videos about our projects. We hope you have a very relaxing Summer Holiday.
From your YPRs, Cameron, Danielle and Lewis.
YPR Calendar
2011
12th September AGM 10th October What do those in Primary School want from their village and the YPR
Group? 14th November What do those in Secondary School want from their village and the YPR Group? 12th December What do the adults of the village want from the YPR Group?
2012 9th January Guest Speaker (TBC) 13th February Guest Speaker (TBC)
12th March Reflecting on our work in 2011/2012 so far April & May Exam recess Monday 11th June Launching our Plans for next session
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Balmullo Boys Football Team, Runners-Up at Cupar Gala
From the left: Callum Dinsley, Callum Thaw,Connor Faulkes,Jake MacCabe,Rowan McLoughlin and Tyler Tulleth.
The boys put up an outstanding display in the qualifying rounds winning their 3 games, 1-0, 3-1 and 4-1, earning them a place in the final against Cupar boys. The final was an exciting, skillful and
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BALMULLO QUIZ
There are 8 Questions. Each answer begins with a letter that makes up
“Balmullo”.
This is a good game to play if you’re out walking with your family or friends.
The name of the farm at the northern end of the village
B_____________________
One of the streets in the new housing estate
A_____________________
The name of the hill, as printed in OS Maps
L_____________________
The street where the Spar is located
M_____________________
One of the houses on a road parallel to Quarry Road
U_____________________
One destination of the bus which passes through the village heading towards
Newburgh
L_____________________
Bonus Point: What is the number of that bus service? _____________________
The street adjacent to the school football pitch
L_____________________
A type of tree you may find in the woods up the hill O_____________________
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Can you find the answers to the above Quiz in our word search?
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Y D N L A L C B A B P N U P H
R U D M I E K J W G K O W U L
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