GMI News

Grant Application
We have recently heard that our grant application was unsuccessful.

Future plans

The management committee are working on funding applications to upgrade the downstairs rooms. If anyone can offer help with this, we would be very happy to hear from you.
We are happy to welcome two new events in the last two months: Pottery classes and Table tennis. 

Members​

We would like to thank everyone who is supporting GMI by becoming a member. Membership forms are in the shop, but online membership forms are also available.
​Members are invited to AGMs.
The committee agreed to start renewing memberships from February 1st 2019 to make it easier to administrate.

Fund raising

Future plans for fund raising: Tea party, Whist Drive, Christmas market and tea dance.          Please let us know of your ideas!
Snooker
We would like to hear from anyone who would like to organise some kind of snooker club. Currently the Snooker Room is used once a week by two people. We would like to keep the table, as long as it is used by more people on a regular basis.

Bookings

Please remember to book GMI so dates and times can be put on the calendar. It will also help with invoicing.
​This includes all groups.
Working Together
We welcome the help of Moniaive Initiative, who are now involved in sourcing funding with us.
Logbooks
There are two logbooks in the hall upstairs.
Please log anything to do with maintenance,
​for instance light bulbs, hot water etc....
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Kitchen use

We now have added more cutlery, plastic containers, biscuit tins, sugar shakers, small milk jugs, soup bowls, a large electric kettle, a microwave, a coffee pot and  large teapot to the kitchen. We are waiting for a delivery of a new urn. 
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AGM: Tuesday Fbruary 26th 2019 at GMI at 7.30 pm
We just had a fire inspection: Unfortunately someone 'borrowed' a fire extinguisher. Please do not take anything from the building before asking the management committee. 
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Keys are now available from Watson's, The Craigdarroch or a committee member.
The police advised us to keep the building locked, also for insurance reasons.