Active Retirement Deceased Remembered Mass will be celebrated on Monday November 24 at 8.30pm in St Patrick’s Church Kilmaine for deceased members of Kilmaine Active Retirement group. Monster Annual Card Game The Annual Kilmaine National School Monster 25 – Drive will take place on Friday, December 5th in Kilmaine Community Centre. All the usual prizes will be there to be won on the night. Tickets are available from members of the Board of management or from the school itself, and will be on sale shortly. Golden Jubilee Souvenir The Video of Canon John Fallon’s Golden Jubilee can be ordered by contacting Linda Munroe on 087 9770828 at a cost of €7 to be paid in advance on or before November 24 2014. Kilmaine GAA Club Lotto There was no winner of the €16,900 club lotto draw held on Monday November 17 in Jack Murphy’s Bar. The numbers drawn were 20, 26, 30 and 34. The weekly prize winners were Ann Cleary, Kilquire Phylis Murphy, Fountain Hill Kilmaine and John Nalty, Kilmaine. The annual prize winners were Lucy Mullin, Shrule and Marion Sheridan, Tuam Rd Kilmaine. The house prize winner was Willie O Brien, Headford. Kilmaine GAA Club would like to thank all for their continued support. More details on locallotto.ie or kilmainegaa.com. Kilmaine Pastoral Council A new Pastoral Council, to serve from 2015 – 2019, is being formed in Kilmaine Parish. Nomination forms, with all relevant information are available now in Kilmaine Parish Church and Gortjordan Church. Closing date for receipt of nominations is Sunday 30 November 2014. Fundraiser Table Quiz A Table Quiz will be held in Mackens Lounge on Friday, November 28 at 9.30pm in aid of Kilmaine Community Field. Your support would be appreciated. Shrule- Glencorrib G.A.A. Club Lotto There was no winner of the €4,300 club lotto jackpot held on November 10. The numbers drawn were 05,14,18 and 27. The Lucky Dip Winners were Frank Browne, Caherlistrane and Ger Mc Gaugh, Ballycurrin. The Annual Subscribers Lucky Dip Winner was Jimmy Duffy, Gurteen. More details on locallotto.ie or shruleglencorribgaa.com. Sympathy The death has occurred of Julia Hodge nee Hughes, Hackney London formerly Houndswood Cross ,Sister of Bridie Flynn Ower Headford the late Tess Crowley, Kathleen Woodhull and Paddy Hughes. Removal took place on November 12 from Knock airport to the Sacred Heart Church Cross. Requiem Mass for Julia was held on November 13 followed by burial to Cross East Cemetery. May she rest in peace. Kilmaine LGFA Kilmaine LGFA are holding a celebration night in Kilmaine Community Centre on this Sunday, November 23rd at 6pm to conclude their first year in existence. All players, perspective players, parents and supporters are invited. GLENCORRIB COMMUNITY CENTRE – DOWN MEMORY LANE Minutes of the 3rd meeting that was held on Wednesday 27th October 1976 continued. Fr. O’Connor suggested that we take note of the ladies committee. He then outlined the achievements and what they had planned for the future. A suggestion from the floor that the plan be altered. Didn’t take details of it except to note that galvanise be used instead of slates, 4ft high stage and upstairs not to be used. This was intended to save money. Views for and against it were aired. No details noted except to day that it would be discussed at Sunday’s meeting. Discussion followed and the type of toilets to be installed and method of installation. Decided to follow the plans. Reverting to the discussion on saving money on building. Fr. O’Connor said he would visit as many others halls as possible and see what height their stages were. The meeting concluded. Minutes of the 4th meeting that was held on Sunday 31st October 1976. Meeting began with Fr. O’Connor reading the draft of the letter prepared by the ladies committee which will be sent to emigrants from the community. The letter to be signed by officers of both the men and ladies committees. He then outlined how the concept of the centre was first thought up and how a general meeting was called. Engineer approached to draw up a plan and how the county council gave planning permission for that specific plan only. As a result of the suggestion to alter the plan after the last meeting, members of the organising committee approached the engineer with an alternative plan of the roof structure. This proposal was that the roof would be the same height from the end wall of the new building to the back wall of the stage. And in reply to the question about the height of the stage, Fr. O’Connor visited 8 centres which had a stage and found that only one of those had a stage over 3 foot in height. He then put this proposal to the chair, in turn this was put to the committee. It was seconded by Tom Mohan. An undertaking by all that, that was the end of that particular discussion and no other discussions in regard to major alterations in the plans. A word of thanks passed on to the people who had made trojan efforts to date in laying the foundation and that great progress had been made in some areas. Noted that foundation laid right up to the damp course. Next step involves knocking of gable of old school. This going to be a major job. Glenactive Christmas Making Day The Glenactive Club is having a Christmas wreath / spray / garland making day on Tuesday December 2 from 11 am to 1pm. This group meets at the Community Centre. This Event is open to everyone in the Community. It’s €3 if you are not a member of the group. Glen Active meet every Tuesday. Glencorrib NS Cake Sale The Staff, Board of Management and parents of Glencorrib National School would like to invite all members of the community to their annual cake sale, which will take place on Saturday 29 November in the community centre after 7pm Mass. Parents from your village will call to collect for the cake sale on Friday evening 28 November or on Saturday morning November 29. As always special emphasis is on home baking. We kindly request that you value your own cake. Tea, coffee and refreshments will be served and a Christmas raffle will take place on the night. We thank you for your continued support of the school.