From the Editor
Well a Happy New Year to all the readers!
Did you take up the challenge set in the last magazine to guess where in
Glasgow and surrounding areas the photographic clues were taken?
Here are answers:
1. “Winchers Stance”. The title of John Clinch’s bronze sculpture,
situated inside Buchanan Bus Station, comes from the local slang word
for kissing or courting, “winching.”
It shows the idyllic scene of two young lovers coming together after
some time and distance apart, a tear of joy rolling down the young
woman’s cheek.
Killermont St Bus Station now known as Buchanan Bus Station
2. Whitelee Windfarm located on Eaglesham Moor.
Reopens 31 January 2018 and offers a café, visitors centre, bus tour of
the windfarm, learning hub etc.
3. Princes Square, Buchanan Street
4. St Enoch’s Square with the station and hotel visible in this picture
5. The Subirachs Building, Howard Street
See Page 14 for some more on this fascinating and little-known
landmark.
6. Slater’s Suits or Menswear, Howard Street
7. Mill Building, Paisley
Congratulations if you got them all correct.
Morag
The Editor
Prayers for the Sick
Please take your Sunday Pew Sheet home (which provides names to add to
your own prayer list) and assists you to remember the congregation who are
unable to join the service due to illness or infirmity and also those whose
anniversary falls during that week.
Remember in your prayers the Scottish Episcopal Church, the ministers and
priests of the local and wider community.
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