What a show

THE Mawddach Art Group would like to say thank you to all the people, locals and visitors, for their support at the recent exhibition which ended on Sunday, 8 May.The group would like to express special thanks to Allison at the Dagon Theatre for her support and the super venue and to Matthew White, who once again made sure that the art exhibition banner was displayed.

Collecting

NUMEROUS items of ‘rubbish’ can be recycled to raise funds for charities. The collection point for Barmouth is the Bookshop in Park Road by Oasis. The items to be collected are biscuit wrappers, old mobile phones, Tassimo pods, old spectacles, anti-perspirant and deodorant aerosols, milk, washing bottle and pop bottle tops, ink and toner cartridges, coffee jar lids, trigger spray tops and used stamps.All these items are sorted and passed to the various charities by Craig Dob-bins who has been developing a net-work of recyclers for several years. All the money raised is used for charitable purposes. Craig gives his time and energy free and really appreciates the support that the community gives him. He has a network of collection points, the next nearest being Youngs green-grocers in Dolgellau.

Reminder and update

THIS Friday the film at the Dragon will be Room starting at 8pm following the meet the wardrobe mistress session at 7pm in the arts room.Also reminder that the sale of costumes by Bermo Arts takes place on Saturday while another sale in the arts room will have a range of items for your delight. The sales run from 10am till 4pm.