Photos Taste Of France 25th October 2013

On Friday 25th October 2013 St Andrew’s, Ardrossan, held a “Taste of France” evening. With a French menu provided by some of the ladies from the Church.
For starters we had a choice of soups, French Onion or Bouillabaisse, main course was either Chicken Chasseur or Beef Bourguignon. Followed by Tart Tatin or Cheese Board.
After the meal we all enjoyed a French based quiz and some off even played in-door boules.

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: Sandy waiting for the meal to be served

: Kath, Lillian and Michael’s back

: Fiona and Gladys

: Linda and her garlic top

: Jeanette, Judith and Ivan all enjoying a small glass of vin

: The “Red Beret Brigade”

: Ivan checking out the desserts

: Mike getting the last bit the tart

: John having seconds

Following advice issued by the Scottish Government is to the effect that church services should cease. Consequently, the Bishops ask that all gatherings for worship, including small gatherings such as house groups, should be discontinued until further notice. All services at Ardrossan, Dalry or Irvine are cancelled, there are no more Lent Groups and the Passover Meal (at Irvine) is also cancelled. Everything associated with the Church of Scotland in Irvine are also cancelled. Further details can be found on the provincial website at the link below. Coronavirus Cessation of Church Services - The Scottish Episcopal Church

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Photos Taste Of France 25th October 2013

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