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BANFFSHIRE FIELDCLUBMeets monthly at KeithCommunity Centre toexplore the district,inquiring into its geology,botany, natural history, ar-chaeology, etc. Contact MrsK M Hawkes 840718

BUCKIE AMATEURSWIMMING CLUBClasses spanning all levelsand coaching available.Age 5-16 years. ContactDavid Eckersley 832078

BUCKIE ROVERS JUNIORFOOTBALL CLUBTraining Monday &Wednesday, 7pm-9pm July- May. Contact Mr D GRoberts 840861

FAITH AND LIGHTGROUP - BUCKIETo provide an evening ofrespite care to the parentsor carers of club members.

1st and 3rd Tuesdayevening at 7pm. ContactAnne Gerrard 831124

GRANGE BADMINTONCLUBTuesday evenings, 7pm to9.30pm, King MemorialHall, Grange. Contact ChrisLancaster 870622

KEITH SPORTS ANDCOMMUNITY CENTREContact June Simpson882222.

JOG SCOTLAND BUCKIEMeets on Tuesday 6.30pmat Swimming Pool car park,juniors meet on Monday4.30pm at BHS GamesHall. Suitable for beginners.Tel: 842847 or [email protected]

JOG SCOTLAND KEITHMeets on Monday 6.30pmat Keith Community Centre,juniors meet at 6pm.Suitable for beginners. Tel:870609 or [email protected]

MULBEN SCOTTISHCOUNTRY DANCINGMeets the 1st & 3rdWednesday each month,7.30pm-9.30pm, MulbenHall. All welcome. ContactMargaret tel: 01542 860208

NIKKI’S AEROBICSExcercise class atLongmore Hall, Keith onTuesdays 7pm to 8pm

‘NO STRINGS ATTACHED’CONFIDENTIALHELPLINEIf you are caring forsomeone who is affected bydrugs, alcohol or mentalhealth issues and you feelthat it is having an impact onyou and the rest of yourfamily call 01343 555031 forhelp and advice. Anonymityif required

QUARRIERS CARERSUPPORT SERVICEMORAYProviding practical andemotional support to the

unpaid Carers of Moray. Ifyou look after a familymember, friend orneighbour and could usesome help or just want tofind out more about whatwe do, call us on 01343556031

RHYTHYM & RHYME GYMTOTSFun musical baby andtoddler sessions.Movement, music, songs,soft play and healthy snack.Wednesdays from 9.30am-10.15am and 10.20am-11.05 am. Contact Wendytel: 832133

ROTARY CLUB OFBUCKIEMeets every Mondayevening at 5.30pm for 6pmin the Marine Hotel, Buckie.Visit our website at www.rotaryclubofbuckie.org.uk

ROYAL BURGH OFCULLEN PENSIONERSCLUBMeets first Tuesday of eachmonth at 7pm, for thewelfare of the elderly inCullen. Contact BuntyGardiner 840653

SILVER BANDPractice night, Sunday6.30pm to 8.30pm,Longmore Hall, Keith

SPEY BAY VILLAGE HALTuesday and Friday 7.30pmBowls; Wednesday 7.30pmLadies Craft Night;Thursday 1.30pm Motherand Toddler. Contact IreneLeslie 821081

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Clubs &Societies 3Pastoral Letter 6Church Details 6Organic Farming 8What’s On 9/10/11 & 13Cinema Listings 11Chef’s Confidential 12Council News 14 & 15School Dates 16Local Holidays 16Tide Times 16Useful Contacts 18Advertisers Index 18

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Quarriers Carer Support Service’s dedicatedstaff respond to both the practical and emotionalneeds of unpaid Carers of all ages acrossMoray.

“One of the biggest challenges we face is thatmany people don’t recognise themselves asCarers and don’t realise there is help available.”Susan Leonard, Project Manager.

Carers can be parents, spouses, partners,children or friends who provide unpaid help tosomeone else who needs it on a regular basis.

This may be because the person they look afteris frail or elderly, mentally or physically disabledor they may misuse alcohol or drugs. One inthree of us will be an unpaid Carer at some pointin our lives.

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Young Carers - one to one support for youngpeople to ensure their caring responsibilities areminimised and that they get the same opportuni-ties as other young people in their community.

Training - based on what Carers tell us theyneed and delivered in local communities.Subjects include managing stress and benefitawareness.

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Pastoral Letterand Church Meetings

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We should be used to it, I suppose,but I still feel slightly irked at acertain point in a telephone con-versation to be asked by someoneI don’t know what my postcode is,and then told by him or her whatmy address is.

A large part of our lives nowadaysis recorded in computers. And it’snot surprising that we feel at timesas if something is being taken fromus and that our personal liberty isbeing eroded.

Yet the Bible tells us that Godknows much more about us thanany computer database. He knowsevery move we make, every wordwe speak, every nook and crannyof our lives. Everything is subjectto His scrutiny. That’s becauseHe’s God.

Several years ago, Bette Midlerreleased a song called ‘From aDistance.’ A constant refrain is“God is watching us, God iswatching us, from a distance.” It’sunclear from the song whether theemphasis is on the fact that God iswatching us or the fact that Godisn’t anywhere too near. But it’scertainly true that God is watchingus.

God’s knowledge of us, however,is not like the worst aspects of theinvasive media. It may besomething of a challenge but it isalso a comfort to know that there issomeone who understands (fromthe inside) the real you and the realme, and still loves us - as He does.

This was the experience of which aHebrew poet wrote in Psalm 139.

It’s theme is God the inescapable.It says that wherever in theuniverse we may be we are sur-rounded by His presence.Wherever we go, His eye is alwaysupon us. “If I went up to heaven,You would be there, if I lay down inthe world of the dead, You wouldbe there. If I flew away beyond theeast, or lived in the farthest placein the west, You would be there tolead me… to help me.” (Psalm 139verse 8 to 10)

And why would we want itotherwise? Wherever I go, thereGod is. Now and always Heupholds me with His power, andkeeps me with his love.

JG MatthewBuckie North Church

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Buckie Baptist Church meets Sundays 11am & 5.45pm. Contact Rev.V MacDougall Email [email protected] - Children are welcome tojoin us on Sunday morning at Rainbow Kids (0-5yrs) and JuniorChurch (5yrs upwards) Contact Irene 01542 840821Buckie North, C of S, Cluny Square, contact Rev Gordon Mathew882352/831328 email [email protected] or Mr GraemeGerrard (Session Clerk) 01542 831124 [email protected], Riverside Christian Church, Sundays 10.30am, contact01542 833923 or visit www.riversidebuckie.orgBuckie, St Peters Church RC contact 832196Buckie Methodist Church Sundays 11am & 6pm, alternative Sundaysat Portessie. Sunday School, Bible Studies, Prayer meetings, Studygroups, Women's Guild, Men's Prayer Breakfast and House GroupsCullen & Deskford C of S every Sunday at 10.30am. First Sunday ofMonth in the Hall Church, every other Sunday in the Auld Kirk, 2nd and4th Sundays in Jubilee Hall Deskford at 12noon, contact 01542 840193or email:[email protected] Methodist Church, Seatown, Cullen, Buckie Sunday morningworship at 11am led by a Minister or an authorised Local Preacher. Ac-tivities for children are available as required.Findochty Methodist Church welcomes you to fellowship everySunday morning at 11am. We also meet weekly every Wednesdayfrom 2pm-3.30pm for fellowship and fun.

Keith, Holy Trinity Episcopal, Family Eucharist 11.30am.Keith, C of S - North, Newmill, Boharm and RothiemayNorth Church : Sunday 11am; Boharm Church : Sunday 9.30am (firstSunday of the month at Mulben village hall); Rothiemay Church :Sunday 9.30am, except the first Sunday in each month. Contact: RevG Hutton Steel or email: [email protected], C of S - St Rufus, Botriphnie and GrangeSt Rufus Church : Sunday 10.15am; Botriphnie Church : Sunday11.45am (alternate Sundays); Grange Church : Sunday 11.45am(alternate Sundays), contact: Rev Ranald S.R. Gauld or email:[email protected], St. Thomas’ Church RC, Vigil-Mass 9.30am and 6.30pmConfessions Saturday 10am on request.Portessie Methodist Church, Portessie, Buckie Sunday worship at11am (with Sunday school) and at 6pm (alternately here & at Buckie).Portgordon Methodist Church, Portgordon, Buckie meets forSunday worship at 11am, bible study meeting on alternate Mondayswith the Church of Scotland congregation at 2pm, craft group meetson Wednesdays at 2pmRathven Church of Scotland Sunday morning worship at 9.45am ledby a Minister or an authorised Local Preacher. Sunday School outwiththe local school holidays. Wee ones also very welcome. Contact Moira01542 833956 or Ann 01542 831607

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At the vegetable section of mylocal supermarket I stoodponde r i ng….Organ i c…NonOrganic? What’s the difference?Well for those of you who want toknow, this is what it’s all about….

Organic farming is the name givento a variety of agricultural produc-tion systems that aim to work withnature, rather than by conqueringit. Organic is most commonly as-sociated with food production,both crop and livestock. However,organic methods are alsoemployed in the production ofmany other goods, leading toproducts as diverse as timber andclothing, to be labeled as organic.

The principal differences betweenorganic farming and conventionalfarming are:

❍ an extensive restriction of theuse of artificial pesticides, fertilis-ers and other agro-chemicals; ❍ a hostility to the agricultural ap-plication of biotechnology; ❍ a rejection of the routine use ofpharmaceuticals on livestock; ❍ an attention to animal welfare;and ❍ a focus on crop rotation, soilquality and maintaining biological

diversity as alternatives tochemicals.

In this way, organic farming is inmany respects, a return to tradi-tional farming methods.Organic food is felt by a growingnumber of consumers to be safer,more nutritious, taste better and beless harmful to the environmentand animal welfare than conven-tionally produced food, and themarket for it has grown in recentyears accordingly.

I recently spoke to Hugh Griesson,one of Scotland’s largest organicfarmers, and he talked to me abouthis father Sandy. “Sandy was notan Organic farmer but watchedwith interest as Hugh stoppedusing sprays and fertiliser. He stillworries about the weeds but thechange that he really noticed wasthe butterflies. Insects have thrivedsince we went organic, especiallythe butterflies. They are drawn tothe red clover that we plant for soilfertility. As they feed on the flowersthey fill the farm with colour andmovement. When the white cloverflowers it can be quite alarming towalk through. Every step disturbsa cloud of bees. Fortunately theyare well fed – too sleepy to bealarmed. Hoverflies and ladybirdshunt through our potato cropskeeping them free of aphids andthe diseases that aphids carry.Where there are insects there willbe birds and mammals. We havewetland fields with Lapwings, RedKite and Curlew. Other fieldsprovide seeds for finches, larks,and Tree sparrows. Sand Martinsfollow the cows, hunting for

insects. Barn owls hunt for volesand Red Kites clear up theleftovers.

Organic farming has brought thewildlife back into the fields but wehave also worked at improving thewoods and waste ground. Wehave planted hedges and wild-flower meadows. We have dugponds and planted woods. Welook after wetlands and rarehabitats. It is always veryrewarding because new plants andanimals moving in and setting uphome repay our efforts. They allbeautiful and all have a role to play.They are all a part of the jigsaw thatmakes up a healthy, living farm.”

Moray Coast and the Highland’shave some of the finest organicfarming in the world, so next time,like me, you stand ponderingOrganic or Non Organic, think ofHugh’s dad, Sandy!

Grateful thanks to:

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OCTOBER 1 fridayjake cogan - free friday, the loft venue, by kinloss,tel: 01343 850111

2 saturdaymagic spaghetti by licketyspit, 4pm, universal hall,findhorn, £6/£5/£4 u-16’s, contact 01309 690110quiz night, 7pm, lhanbryde community centre, £2per person with teams up to a maximum of 4, contact alison on 01343 843025 or email [email protected] city social club - ‘stars in their eyes’, in aid ofclub house stair lift, tel: 01343 551114 or 01343541305 after 6pmmatt andersen, 8pm, the loft venue, by kinloss,£10/£12, tel: 01343 850111

3 sundayblood donors, 10.30am-12.30pm and 2pm-4.30pm,fisherman’s hall, buckiecawdor castle closes for the season, last entry 5pm,www.cawdorcastle.commatt andersen take 2, 3pm, the loft venue, bykinloss, £10/£12, tel: 01343 850111

4 monday & 5 tuesdayearly christmas fair in aid of children 1st, monday5pm-8pm wine and savouries included, tuesday10am-3.30pm tea and coffee included, soup andsandwiches available, westfield house, spynie, nearelgin iv30 8xl, enticing shopping for christmas orindeed any other occasion, tel: 01343 547308

5 tuesdayquarriers care and share, aberlour, 11am-1pm, comealong and meet other carers, enjoy a chat, a brewand some fun activities, call liz or marion on 01343556031 for more information

6 wednesdaycraft demonstrations and tasters by buckie arts &crafts group, 6pm, buckie library, for more detailscontact elgin library tel: 01343 562600 or visitwww.moray.gov.uk

8 fridayill met by moonlight by hijinx, 8pm, universal hall,findhorn, £10/£8/£6 u-16’s, contact 01309 690110

9 saturdayandy irvine, 8pm, universal hall, findhorn, £10/£8,contact 01309 690110

10 sundaygolden spurtle world porridge making championships 2010, carrbridge, visit www.goldenspurtle.com for full details

12 tuesdayquarriers care and share, aberlour, 11am-1pm, comealong and meet other carers, enjoy a chat, a brewand some fun activities, call liz or marion on 01343556031 for more information

13 wednesdaynatural speyside by ged connell, 7.30pm, keithlibrary, for more details contact elgin library tel:01343 562600 or visit www.moray.gov.uk

14 thursdaykeith support group parkinsons uk - ga’an aboutfolk, 7pm-9pm, keith resource centre

15 fridaygilles petit, 7.30pm, universal hall, findhorn, £10/£8,contact 01309 690110

16 saturdayheadwater, 8pm, the warehouse theatre,lossiemouth, £10, contact 01343 814004 or visitwww.thebooth.co.uk to bookbodysurf scotland dance double bill, 8pm, universalhall, findhorn, £8/£6, contact 01309 690110live music with jason porter, 9.30pm, kris kros bar @the seafield arms hotel, cullen, free, tel: 840791 oremail [email protected]

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Jake Cogan at The Loft VenueFriday 1st October FREE ENTRYRecognised as one of folk musics mostexciting new voices, Jake belongs to a rarebreed of selfless performers - those who lettradition breathe through them.Tel: 01343 850111 or visit www.loftgigs.co.uk

16 saturday & 17 sundaygilles petit 2 day voice workshop, contact [email protected] for details

17 sundayorienteering at carse wood, registration 10.30am to12noon, a full-scale event with seven differentcourses to suit all ages and abilities, £6 adults/£2juniors, visit www.moravianorienteering.orgfree walk & talk for speakers of other languages,2pm, la caverna, clifton road, lossiemouth, come fora walk, meet new people, practise speaking english,all welcome, visit www.english4moray.co.uk orphone / text 07922 051930 for informationboogie blues ragtime, the loft venue, by kinloss, tel:01343 850111

19 tuesdayquarriers care and share, aberlour, 11am-1pm, comealong and meet other carers, enjoy a chat, a brewand some fun activities, call liz or marion on 01343556031 for more informationharry the piano, 7:30pm, ogstoun theatre, gordon-stoun school, nr elgin, £12/£6, visit our websitewww.thegcs.org.uk for details or tel: 01343 837917

21 thursdaythe bevvy sisters, 8pm, the warehouse theatre,lossiemouth, £10, contact 01343 814004 or visitwww.thebooth.co.uk to book

23 saturdayhalloween party, 7pm-9pm, lhanbryde communitycentre, adults £4/children £2/family £12 (2 adults & 3or more children)michael marra, 8pm, the warehouse theatre,lossiemouth, £10, contact 01343 814004 or visitwww.thebooth.co.uk to book

26 tuesdaywe dance wee groove, 10am & 1.30pm, universalhall, findhorn, £4 per child, contact 01309 690110quarriers care and share, aberlour, 11am-1pm, comealong and meet other carers, enjoy a chat, a brewand some fun activities, call liz or marion on 01343556031 for more information

29 fridayscottish international storytelling festival 2010 -eastern routes:authentic voices, 7.30pm, universalhall, findhorn, £9/£7/£5 u-16’s, contact 01309690110andy white, the loft venue, by kinloss, CAP/donation,tel: 01343 850111

30 saturdayhocus pocus - spooky halloween walk in thegrounds of brodie castle, dooking for apples & otheractivities, 6pm-7.30pm, adults £2/children £4/family(2+2) £10, tel: 0844 493 2156live music with lee rodgers, 9.30pm, kris kros bar @the seafield arms hotel, cullen, free, tel: 840791 oremail [email protected]

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From 1/10 Burries (15)

Takers (12a tbc)

From 8/10 Wall Street 2 : Money

Never Sleeps (12a)

Charlie St Cloud (12a tbc)

From 15/10 Despicable Me 3D (PG)

Vampires Suck (12a tbc)

From 22/10 Alpha & Omega (PG)

RED (12a tbc)

Paranormal Activity 2 (15)

Legend of the Guardians 3D (PG)

From 29/10 Saw 3D

Special Showings

1/10 Grease Sing Along

2&3/10 Thomas : Misty Island Rescue

Date tbc Back to the Future

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KidsAM - Every Saturday & Sunday at

10.15am - 95p per ticket

Senior Screenings - Every Tuesday at

12.30pm - £3 inc. refreshments

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Moray Playhouse, Elgin

New Screenings begin on Fridays

Call 01343 542680 or visit

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Eden Court Theatre, Inverness

Inception (12A)

Scott Pilgrilm Vs The World (12A)

Five Easy Pieces (15)

Mother (15)

Waltz With Bashir (18)

The Human Centipede (18)

Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky (15)

Despicable Me (U)

The Prestige (12A)

Made In Dagenham (15)

The Town (15)

plus many others

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Cinema Nairn

1/10 The Railway Children (U)

29/10 The Hurt Locker (15)

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Sticky Toffee Pudding andButterscotch Sauce

This month as the leaves are turning, one of ourmost popular sweets is sticky toffee pudding. Itfeatures often in our menu so I thought I would sharethe recipe. It is a fantastic sweet for the coolermonths and cheer up those dark evenings.

Ingredients - Pudding100g Pitted Dates50mls Water50mls Orange Juice75g Dark Or Light Brown Sugar65g Butter (Room Temperature)1 Egg125g Plain Flour7g Baking Powder5g Bicarbonate Soda1 tin condensed milk

Ingredients - Sauce75g Butter250ml Double Cream100g Light Brown SugarPinch Of SaltOne Vanilla Pod Seeded

Put dates, water and orange juice into a smallpan and bring to the boil. Simmer until they havebroken up slightly then leave aside (chefs tip - put in2-3 earl grey teabags to add flavour)

Cream sugar and butter with a hand blender orwooden spoon. Once soft, add your egg thencontinue to mix well. Sieve the flour and bakingpowder into creamed butter mix, then add bicarbon-ate of soda to date mix. Combine the date mix to thebutter mix, stir well, then put into a greaseproofpaper lined deep baking tin roughly 10”x 10”.

Boil the tin of condensed milk for 3 hours makingsure the tin is fully submerged at all times (to savetime, you may wish to purchase Carnation caramelavailable from local supermarkets). Take your boiled

condensed milk (toffee) and spread it around intothe mix before baking (the more the better). Cook inthe oven at 180°C (gas mark 5) for 15/20 minutes.The mix will still will be soft and wet when you testwith a skewer, hence the Sticky in Sticky ToffeePudding! Cut to desired size and shape.

Sauce method - this is simple - add all sauce in-gredients into a sauce pan then boil gently until allhas come together and sugar has dissolved. The dif-ference between this and toffee sauce is that but-terscotch has salt and vanilla in it.

I would serve the Sticky Toffee Pudding with yourfavourite ice cream and the butterscotch. You couldalso replace buttertscotch with custard if you liked.

This Recipe was given to me by my old head chefand good friend Mark Greenaway and I am nowpassing it out to you as I think we all love it! It's gotto be up there with chocolate brownie for me, whichI will leave for another month!

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Picture by Karen Barclay, Copyright

Police Matters

• CL said a traffic survey was conducted

at Fife- Keith on the 1/7/2010. CL felt that

they weren’t there long enough to see

how much traffic there really was going

through the area especially in evenings

at the weekend. There are still

complaints about the speed of some

drivers. GC said to keep on taking

number plates and reporting them. DH

will be asked to contact the police on this

matter again.

• Vehicles on Nelson Court junction are

causing an obstruction.

• The Community warden has been

notified of property damage in the Den.

Two officers have been appointed to

cover the estate. Children been reported

to be wandering around at 3am, 10 - 11

year olds.

• Implements/trailers parked in the lorry

park - can they be removed.

Presentation

• John Cairnie and Richard Donald gave

an interesting presentation from the

Head of Children’s Services in Moray.

They try to work with people in schools

and other groups in the area to help

youngsters and parents. Richard Donald

left an information pamphlet for coun-

cilors to read over. Ivor Lee is a contact in

Keith for anyone needing advice.

• There was a reduction in Moray in the

period 2006/2007 due to the partnership

with the police that the group had. John

Cairnie was interested to hear what the

councilors thought of youth crime. JM

said that the youth team had been cut

although the community warden is

greatly appreciated. She said there were

still the ongoing problems that have

always been around eg Noisy cars and

underage drinking. She didn’t think it was

any worse than twenty years ago.

Matters Arising

• DH took the decision to get vouchers for

the youths who were being presented

with awards at KGS.

• DH will find out if Moray Councils

insurance will cover the BMX track if it

were to go ahead.

• JM asked if the traffic survey had been

done at peak times in School road - GC

said they had been done at peak times.

• Complaints again about Tesco lights.

• GC said Bear were to get in contact

about the snow clearance. A meeting is

to be arranged for Moray Council and

Transport to attend as well as Bear.

• GC will chase up on the drains for Fife

Keith square.

• Potholes around the town need to be

repaired - Den car park and School Road

were mentioned. GC will see to it.

Correspondence

• Moray Council is disappointed that KCC

are objecting to theroad closure in

School Road. Traffic survey done in that

area.There haven’t been a lot of objec-

tions for the closure of school road. There

was a meeting held in the library which

DH attended, She said that the crossing

at Bydand can be dangerous.

• CC received a letter from Alistair Keddie

outlining how to tailor meetings. There is

a lack of people attending the meetings

on a regular basis. Usually someone

does attend from Keith.

• The Caravan park- there was no copy

of the consultation. JM responded to the

consultation. RP knew the background

and helped with the response. The

caravan park needs to be shut down for

two months. Strathisla have responded

as well.

• JM responded to the funding – Option 3

was decided.

Community Councillors Updates

• CL - Roads and Rights of Way - More

volunteers have been working with the

railway.

•The fence at the Old town onlooking the

railway line is broken. Can it be fixed?

•Why doesn’t the street cleaner use the

machine to clean the gullies?

• Christmas Lights - We will be unable to

use Stephen Taylors shed. SC has

Parliament

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Richard Lochhead MSP

Angus Robertson MP

Over the summer and

away from parliamentary

duties I have managed to

get back to cycling, which

I very much enjoy but

which also often takes a

back seat. Along with the

family I have been exploring the cycling

byways around Elgin and Lossiemouth

and introducing my two young children to

the activity before being rapidly out-

classed with youthful energy while I am

peching and wheezing my way up a hill.

Fortunately a few days out have blown the

cobwebs away and I am feeling a little

fitter than I was. The trick of course will

be keeping up the effort but with the same

two youngsters pestering me to take them

out it will hopefully continue!

With the time delay between

writing a column and it

being in print I suspect

summer will be a distant

memory, however I feel it is

still timely enough to make

mention of a new business in Fochabers

which is already enjoying great success with

locals and visitors alike. After a visit to

Fochabers Ice Cream Parlour you, like me,

will probably be amazed, not just at the very

cool old style signage complete with giant

cone, but also at the unbelievable mouth

watering selection of ice creams. With

flavours including ‘Blackforest Gateaux’,

‘Fudgy Mallow Swirl’ and the very old school

‘Parma Violets’ I can honestly say I had to be

dragged away, but not before managing to

get a cone. It’s great to see a new business up

and running and using local suppliers, espe-

cially in the current challenging economic

environment, and I wish them every success.

CoMMUNity CoUNCil CoNtACts

Keith Community Council: meets first Monday of

each month (excluding January and August) 7pm at

Keith Community Centre. Contact: Diane Halley

(Secretary) on 886640.

Buckie Community Council: meets third Tuesday

each month (excluding July) 7pm Town House West.

Contact: Allan Fraser (Secretary) 832826

sourced lights for the A96 - have to be bought in June or the

price goes up. 20 will be bought.

• MC - Signs and Street Furniture - MC asked about signs

going up to point the way to Mid Street shops - permission

from C Murphy would be asked for. Was there any money from

KCRP from this group that could be used to change the

signs that MC already has in storage. It wouldn’t cost much

too get the signs are written. Notice board displaying infor-

mation has never been done in Tesco. Flags pointing the way

to Mid Street were suggested at the end of the lane on Moss

Street, going to Mid street – Auction room lane. Tubs not

looked after

in Keith Square. Nobody has volunteered to do them this year.

Sign fallen down in Newmill.

External Groups Updates

Regeneration Partnership – Most comments are positive

about the flags on Mid Street. Some need to be uncurled.

Hopefully shopkeepers will do this. Other ones to go up for

Keith Show and in Fife Keith.

Next Meeting

The next meeting wiill be on Monday 4th October 2010 at 7pm

in Keith Sports and Community Centre.

Christmas Fayre£14.99

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for 2010/2011 (all dates inclusive)Autumn Term Ends Friday 8th October 2010Winter Term Starts Monday 25th October 2010In-service Closure Friday 12th November 2010In-service Closure Monday 15th November 2010In-service Closure Tuesday 16th November 2010Winter Term Ends Wed. 22nd December 2010Spring Term Starts Thursday 3rd January 2011Mid-term Holiday Friday 11th February 2011Mid-term Holiday Monday 14th February 2011Spring Term Ends Friday 1st April 2011Summer Term Starts Monday 18th April 2011Good Friday Holiday Friday 22nd April 2011

May Day Holiday Monday 2nd May 2011In-service Closure Thursday 19th May 201In-service Closure Friday 20th May 2011Summer Term Ends Friday 1st July 2011for 2011/2012 (all dates inclusive)Autumn Term Starts Tuesday 16th August 2011Autumn Term Ends Friday 7th October 2011Winter Term Starts Monday 24th October 2011In-service Closure Monday 21st November 2011In-service Closure Tuesday 22nd November 2011Winter Term Ends Wed. 21st December 2011Spring Term Starts Thursday 5th January 2012Mid-term Holiday Friday 10th February 2012

Holiday Dates 2010Buckie Holiday † Monday 18th OctoberFochabers Holiday ‡ Monday 18th OctoberKeith Holiday Monday 18th OctoberSt Andrews Day Tuesday 30th NovemberChristmas Day * Monday 27th DecemberBoxing Day * Tuesday 28th DecemberHoliday Dates 2011New Years Day * Monday 3rd January2nd January * Tuesday 4th January

Buckie Holiday § Monday 4th AprilKeith Holiday Monday 4th AprilFochabers Holiday ‡ Monday 11th AprilGood Friday Friday 22nd AprilEarly May Bank Holiday Monday 2nd MaySpring Bank Holiday Monday 30th May

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AM PM1 F 11.332 SA 00.33 13.133 SU 02.16 14.514 M 03.30 15.565 T 04.26 16.456 W 05.11 17.277 TH 05.53 18.06

AM PM8 F 06.32 18.459 SA 07.11 19.2310 SU 07.49 20.0511 M 08.30 20.4812 T 09.13 21.3713 W 09.59 22.3314 TH 10.54 23.4815 F 12.1116 SA 01.22 13.4617 SU 02.50 15.0618 M 03.49 16.0119 T 04.31 16.40

AM PM20 W 05.03 17.1321 TH 05.33 17.4422 F 06.00 18.1223 SA 06.28 18.4224 SU 06.57 19.1225 M 07.26 19.4626 T 07.59 20.2127 W 08.35 21.0328 TH 09.17 21.5329 F 10.09 22.5630 SA 11.1831 SU 00.19 11.49

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