September 2007
Sunday 30th
11:00pm
Easy steps to an Eco Friendly Home
Swap it - Switch to energy saving light bulbs - they last longer and save both energy and money
October 2007
Monday 1st
8:00am
Thought for the Month
To share with others
We will not be remembered by our words, but by our kind deeds
2:00pm
Word Processing the Next Step
ALVO 2 Hope Street Lanark
Come along and join in the fun. Find out what else word document can do. This class last for three weeks. Costs ?12.00 Concessions ?9.00 Tel 01555 661233
5:30pm
Play Like a Teenager
ALVO 2 Hope Street Lanark
Ever wondered why your teenager gets excited about websites such as Bebo and My Space, well come along join in the fun and find out
Friday 5th
10:00am
Using Pictures in Documents
Carstairs Junction Hall
Carrying on the theme to help you be more creative with your documents. Includes clipart and photographs. Telephone 01555 811002 to book your place
7:00pm
Karen Dunbar
Motherwell Concert Hall
Yes, the Karen Dunbar the one off the telly. Karen Dunbar from Chewing the Fat and the Karen Dunbar Show. Now showing at the Motherwell Concert Hall. If you are lucky enough to get tickets and see the show why not come back to us and tell us about your great night. For information and tickets just click the box office
Sunday 7th
11:00pm
Easy steps to an Eco Friendly Home
Look out for energy efficient labels on electrical items - A (good) / G (poor)
Monday 8th
Tuesday 9th
3:00pm
A Beautiful Mind
Vogue Cinema Lanark
Starring: Anthony Rapp, Jennifer Connelly, Paul Bettany, Adam Goldberg, Ed Harris, Russell Crowe, Judd Hirsch, Vivien Cardone, Joshua Lucas, Christopher Plummer
Directed by: Ron Howard
Ron Howard's Oscar-winning A Beautiful Mind is a compelling look at one man's genius, his debilitating mental illness, and the fine line between the two. Nash is eccentric, socially awkward, and extremely competitive. He's chosen for a post at MIT,(Massachusetts Institute of Technology) which includes crucial code-breaking work for the US government. There, he meets a beautiful and brilliant student, Alicia (Jennifer Connelly). They marry but their happiness is threatened, as Nash, is belatedly diagnosed as schizophrenic.
Certificate 15 For further info please call LAMH on 01555 666415
6:00pm
Country Dancing Classes
Kirkton Church Hall
Carluke Country Dancing Class begins on Tuesday 9 October at 7.30 p.m. in Kirkton Church Hall. Beginners will be made very welcome. Tuition given. Subscription is £30 per annum.
Why not give it a try - no payment until you decide to join.
Wednesday 10th
6:00pm
The Machinist
Vogus Cinema Lanark
The Machinist is an interesting piece of work. According to DVD times: Although financed and produced by Spanish studio and shot in Barcelona, it primarily looks and feels like an American effort, taking its cue from The Sixth Sense and Christopher Nolan's Memento. The plot focuses on Trevor Reznik (Christian Bale), an industrial worker who hasn't been able to sleep for a year. Thin to the point of emaciation, some event in the past is clearly preying on his mind and preventing him from moving forward. He leads a monotonous life, his only human contact being with his unsympathetic co-workers, the waitress of the diner he frequents every night (Aitana Shez-Gij and Stevie (Jennifer Jason Leigh). One day, however, his life begins to change when a mysterious man, Ivan (John Sharian), begins to haunt him, and he starts experiencing bizarre and disturbing visions. Are they (and Ivan) merely figments of his imagination, or is something much more disturbing happening? Certificate 15 For further info please call LAMH on 01555 666415
Thursday 11th
3:00pm
Harvey
Vogue Cinema Lanark
Veta Louise Simmons (Josephine Hull) hopes to arrange a wonderful marriage for daughter Myrtle May (Victoria Horne) in the upper echelons of society. There's one problem: her wealthy brother Elwood P. Dowd (James Stewart) has an imaginary pal, a six-foot-three rabbit called Harvey. After Elwood accidently wrecks a party by introducing Harvey to everyone, Veta decides to have him committed.
Unfortunately, when Veta takes Elwood to the sanatorium, the staff come to think that the fluttery socialite is crazy, and is trying to get her sunny brother out of the way. So they lock her up, and let him go. After that mistake is straightened out, the psychiatric staff and Elwood's long-suffering family try to find him.... and Harvey.
According to a review on Amazon by E. A Solinas "Well, I've wrestled with reality for 35 years, doctor, and I'm happy to state I finally won out over it." That cheerful comment sets the tone for "Harvey," a movie about a lovable guy whose way of dealing with the harshness of reality is simple: Make his own.
If we ever saw Elwood P. Dowd ("Here, let me give you one of my cards") in a car, the bumper sticker would probably say, "Reality is highly overrated." The big theme of the movie is that reality can be harsh, and that it's not necessarily a bad thing to lapse out of it into the fantasies of our own minds. If Elwood isn't dangerous and is otherwise normal, who cares if he has an imaginary friend?
Certificate 15
For further info please call LAMH on 01555 666415
Friday 12th
10:00am
Making Posters
Carstairs Junction Hall
The last in this series of fun courses. Come along to help make eye-catching presentations. Telephone 01555 811002 to book your place
3:00pm
Benny and Joon
Vogue Cinema Lanark
What is Benny and Joon about? Well Amazon says �Longing for a romantic Hollywood film that will make your heart leap but not have you reaching for the sick bucket? Try Benny & Joon. Few mainstream US films manage to walk the thin line between emotion and schmaltz, but here is one film that pulls it off admirably. In the wrong hands the concept of marrying love and mental illness could have been a disaster but, as with the low-budget British film Some Voices, Benny & Joon manages to extract genuine humour and warmth from the subject. As the brother and sister of the title, the relationship between Aidan Quinn and Mary Stuart Masterson is central to the story, Benny desperately trying to keep home and job together while looking after Joon. Their lives take an unexpected turn with the arrival of Sam, a brilliantly comic turn by Johnny Depp, as gradually the characters learn that the happiness that all thought beyond them is within their grasp. Depp adds yet another character to his liturgy of slightly odd outsiders but plays it with such panache, this time drawing heavily on Buster Keaton, that you cannot help but fall for him. Indeed, there is not a single character here that you would not wish well.
Certifcate 15 For further info please call LAMH on 01555 666415
Monday 15th
6:30pm
Come Ceilidh
Harry Smith Complex, Lanark
Come and enjoy Ceilidh dancing with Nell Broadbridge More details if required on 01555 662212
Tuesday 16th
8:00am
Show Racism the Red Card
All of Scotland
This is the start of the 4th annual Fortnight of Action. This is a period of concerted action encouraging participation from all sections of Scotland's communities to celebrate diversity and tackle racism. Grants are available of up to £1000 to help fund events within the Fortnight of Action. For further information on how to apply for the grant please check out the Show Racism the Red Card website at www.theredcardscotland.org
6:30pm
The Naked Truth
Motherwell Concert Hall
This comedy drama has been written with women in mind. Yes you could say it is a chicks play. Men are still welcome. it has a top class cast including Lisa Riley. This is the first of three nights. Once you have recovered from all the laughter come back to us and tell us all about it. To book and for further info go to the box office
Wednesday 17th
8:30am
Lanark Museum Trust Training
ALVO 2 Hope Street Lanark ML11 7LZ
Trustee/Board Development
Roles and Responsibilities of the Trustee and or Board. How are these discharged?
One day course
Only ten places available.
9.30 am for 10.00 am start finishing 16:00 pm
Tea, coffee and sandwich lunch will be provided.
New volunteers welcome
For more information and to book your place please contact John Young at jly@btinternet.com
or Paul Archibald at lanarkmuseum@hotmail.com
6:30pm
Come Ceilidh
St John's Church Hall, Carluke
Come and enjoy Ceilidh dancing with Nell Broadbridge each Wednesday. More details on 01555 662212
Thursday 18th
Friday 19th
11:00am
Biggar Little Festival
All around Biggar
More details coming, but don't miss out on this year's grand events from 19th to 28th October.
6:30pm
The MacDonald Brothers
Motherwell Theatre
This event is part of the MacDonald brothers Scottish Tour and coincides with launch of their second album due out on 15th October 2007. The evening will include some of the songs the boys performed in the X factor show and there will also be the opportunity for the boys to answer questions from their legion of fans. To book click on the box office
Saturday 20th
10:00am
Decoupage - Introduction
Carnwath Town Hall
2 week course organised by Forth Community Resource Centre
12:00pm
Boxercise Taster Session
Glespin Community Hall
Glespin Community Group have organised a taster session in this form of exercise to allow participants the opportunity to try it out for themselves without having any expensive outlay for equipment and clothing etc. It is equally suitable for men and women alike. Come along and give it a try if you think it could be up your street.
1:00pm
The Singing Kettle
Motherwell Concert Hall
One for the child in all of us. The Singing Kettle Band are going to the Wild West to find their kettles which have been stolen by the Wild West bandits. A show for everyone and don't forget to dress up as a cowboy or cowgirl. This is the first of three shows there are two perfomances on Sunday 21st October 2007. For more info go to the box office
6:30pm
Cinderella
Municipal Hall, Biggar
Scottish Opera will be performing Rossini's Cinderella in English. Tickets priced £10, £5 (children) from Biggar Little Festival Office, Tourist Information Centre, 155 High Street, Biggar, ML12 6DL - Tel: 01899 221066.
Monday 22nd
11:00am
Easy steps to an Eco Friendly Home
Turn it Down: use timers and thermostats to regulate your heating - and reduce costs
6:00pm
Self Defence Classes
Carnwath Church Hall
Church Hall, Carnwath
A new Training Class will commence here from Monday 22nd October.
Time 7pm -8.30pm
Look Forward To Seeing You There
6:30pm
Come Ceilidh
Harry Smith Complex, Lanark
Come and enjoy Ceilidh dancing with Nell Broadbridge. Telephone 01555 662212 if you require more details.
Tuesday 23rd
10:09am
Digital cameras and your PC
ALVO 2 Hope Street Lanark 01555 661233
Have you got a ditital camera and don't fully know how to work with it on your PC. This short course will show you how.
12:31pm
Forth & District WRI
Masonic Hall
Discussion: 'Matter of Opinion'
Competitions: Oldest Coin and Most items in a Bluebell matchbox
6:00pm
Sugarcraft
Forth Community Resource Centre
Decorating cakes for special occasions. 2 week course.
6:00pm
Introduction to Computing
Forth Community Resource Centre
Suited to complete beginners, this 8 week tried-and-tested course covers all the basics!
Wednesday 24th
8:30am
Lanark Museum Trust Training
ALVO 2 Hope Street Lanark ML11 7LZ
Forward Planning
One day course
Only ten places available.
9.30 am for 10.00 am start finishing 16:00 pm
Tea, coffee and sandwich lunch will be provided.
New volunteers welcome
For more information and to book your place please contact John Young at jly@btinternet.com
or Paul Archibald at lanarkmuseum@hotmail.com
6:00pm
Jewellery Making
Carstairs Community Centre
2 week course organised by Forth Community Resource Centre
6:30pm
Come Ceilidh
St John's Church Hall, Carluke
Enjoy Ceilidh dancing until 9 p.m. with Nell Broadbridge. More details required - phone 01555 662212
6:30pm
Buddy Holly & the Cricketers
Regal Community Theatre Bathgate
Billed as 'The greatest Buddy Holly show on Earth!'
Thursday 25th
6:00pm
Ribbons & Pins (pinflair) workshop
Tarbrax Village Hall
Organised by Forth Community Resource Centre
6:00pm
File management & word processing
Forth Community Resource Centre
8 week certificated computer course working towards OCR New Clait Level 1 Diploma (obligatory module)
6:30pm
Lanark Garden Club
Kirkfieldbank Hall
Tonight's speaker will be Walter Silcock, ex President, Uddingston Pride who will be speaking on Winning Scotland in Bloom.
There will also be a bring-and-buy sale of plants.
6:30pm
Buddy Holly & the Cricketers
Regal Community Theatre Bathgate
Billed as 'The greatest Buddy Holly show on earth!'
Friday 26th
9:00am
Crafts for Scotland
SECC, Glasgow
A feast of craft items, ideas and products running from 26th to 28th October
5:30pm
Halloween at Traquair
Ghosts and ghouls on 26th, 27th October (6.30-8.30pm)
Tickets £8.00. Booking essential.
Tel: 01896 830323 for more details or visit website
6:00pm
Ceilidh
Lanark Market
In support of Lanark Grammar pupils taking part in Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme. Tickets £10 - contact Mrs jackson, Lanark Grammar
Saturday 27th
7:00pm
Carnwath Gala Family Quiz Night
Carnwath Town Hall
Carnwath Gala Commitee are pleased to announce that they are holding a family quiz night and disco. Price will be £1 per team member. Come along and join in what will be a great fun night
Sunday 28th
11:00am
Halloween Experience
Traquair House, Innerleithen
A day of ghostly family fun at Traquair - 11am to 4pm
12:00pm
1st Scottish Conker Championship
Tweed Green, Peebles
Check this out on-line at Tweed Valley Forest Festival Website or call 07801 308991
Monday 29th
10:00am
Forth St Paul's Charity Shop
Forth St Pauls Church Hall
Come along and pick up some bargains. Running from 29th October to 7th November 2007
12:00pm
Easy Steps to an Eco Friendly Home
Decorate your home with cushions and throws - not only do they look good but they're great to snuggle up with on a cold evening!
3:00pm
EBAY
ALVO 2 Hope Street Lanark
Are you looking for extra money for Christmas? Got anything you want to sell? Book a place on this new course and learn how to.
7:30pm
Come Ceilidh
Harry Smith Complex, Lanark
Come and enjoy Ceilidh dancing with Nell Broadbridge. Telephone 01555 662212 for more details if required.
Tuesday 30th
12:15pm
Knitting & Crochet
Forth Community Resource Centre
4 week course with Forth & District Wallhanging Group. Suited to beginners as well as those with more experience. Meeting every 2 weeks.
3:30pm
Digital cameras and your PC
ALVO 2 Hope Street Lanark
Have you got a ditital camera and don't fully know how to work it with your PC. This short course will show you how.
7:00pm
Just Like That
East Kilbride Arts Centre
This course is designed to brief you on Child Protection Policy and ensure that the children, staff and volunteers engaged in the arts through your organisation are as safe as they can be. Pre booking is essential. To book a place please contact The Town House 01698 452176 or email:clair.diggle
7:30pm
Carluke Country Dance Class
Kirkton Church Hall, Station Road, Carluke
This group meets every Tuesday and new members will be made most welcome. No experience necessary as tuition will be given. Why not join us?
Wednesday 31st
9:30am
Lanark Museum Trust Training
ALVO 2 Hope Street Lanark ML11 7LZ
Documentation for accreditation.
One day course
Only ten places available.
9.30 am for 10.00 am start finishing 16:00 pm
Tea, coffee and sandwich lunch will be provided.
New volunteers welcome
Fo r more information and to book your place please contact John Young at jly@btinternet.com
or Paul Archibald at lanarkmuseum@hotmail.com
10:00am
Desktop Publishing
Forth Community Resource Centre
8 week certificated computer course working towards OCR New Clait Level 1 Diploma
7:30pm
Come Ceilidh
St John's Church Hall, Carluke
Join Nell Broadbridge for Ceilidh dancing each Wednesday. More details from 01555 662212.
Please note that this class has been cancelled for this week only due to re-decoration of the hall. See you next week.


