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‘FIT FUN’ FOR TOTS Meets at Portessie Public Hall on Fridays, 10:15am-11:15am. Active games class for 2-3 year olds. Sessions include movement, ball skills, parachute games and nursery rhymes. Call Kerry Main on 01542 831165 or kerrymain@hotmail.co.uk
CLOCHAN COMMUNITY CENTRE Monday 2pm-4pm: art group - £2 per session. Contact Alan: 01542 850493. Tuesday 10am-12pm: coffee morning, home bakes and book swap - £2. 1:30pm-4pm: tea dance (old time and popular sequences). Contact Paul or Pauline: 01542 850416.
FOCHABERS WRVS LUNCH CLUB Thursdays, 12pm - 1pm at Bellie Church Hall, Fochabers. Freshly cooked 2 course lunch for £4. All welcome. Volunteer drivers wanted
DARNAWAY CURLING CLUB Small, friendly club delighted to welcome new members for the coming season.Come and try a new sport. evrae@hotmail.com
FOCHABERS PÉTANQUE CLUB Meets at Fochabers Cricket Club, Fochabers. To play and promote the game of pétanque. Contact MIke Watt: 832591.
DIABETES UK MORAY Last Wednesday each month 7pm - 9pm (ex July & December) at The Inkwell at Elgin Youth Cafe, Francis Place, Elgin. All welcome for tea, coffee and chat. Support for people with diabetes and their carers. 01343 860671 for info or visit www.diabetesukmoray.org.uk
FRISKIS AND SVETTIS (BUCKIE) Meets at the Baptist Church Hall, Buckie on Monday 6pm-7pm. Originating in Sweden, aiming to get people healthy. Exercise to music, open to all. Call Joan Thain: 01542 832749 or 07970 118647. www.fsaberdeen.co.uk
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GRANGE BADMINTON CLUB Tuesdays 7pm - 9:30pm at King Memorial Hall, Grange Contact Tamsin Morrison on 870251 or tamsin.morrison@btinternet.com GUIDE DOGS FOR THE BLIND Nairn & Moray Branch are looking for new branch volunteers. If interested, please contact Anna Temple or Anna Roberts. Tel: 01309 694866 ISLA ART AND CRAFTS Meets Monday evenings 7pm 9pm in The Loft Mid Street, Keith. Help, advice and tutorials from 2 professional artists. Call 01542 886070 or 01542 882391. KEITH & DISTRICT RANGER GUIDES (GIRLGUIDING MORAY) Senior Section 14 - 24 yrs. 3 Wednesdays of 4, 5.30pm-7pm. St Rufus Hall, Keith. Tel: 01542 886422 evenings KEITH B.A.L.L. GROUP Meet on Wednesdays 10.30am 1pm in St Rufus Hall, Keith. Contact Evalyne tel: 886913 or Maureen tel: 886020 for details.
KEITH COMMUNITY CENTRE BOWLING CLUB Tuesday & Thursday afternoons at Keith Community Centre. Call Mr Hugh Edgar: 01542 882586. KEITH & DISTRICT SILVER BAND Practice night, Sunday 6.30pm to 8.30pm, Longmore Hall, Keith. Contact Wendy Jones 887529 or visit www.keithsilverband.org KEITH SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE CLASS Every Thurs 7.30pm - 9.30pm, Royal British Legion Hall, Keith MORTLACH ART GROUP Meets in the Memorial Hall, Albert Place, Dufftown every Thursday 1pm-5pm. £2 per meeting. Tuition available. Some materials are available. MORAY ARTS CLUB Bringing 'The Arts' to the people of Moray. Call Myra Gallicker (Art Convener) on 01343 541426 or email mjg.artist@hotmail.co.uk or visit www.morayartsclub.com MORAY BURIAL GROUND RESEARCH GROUP (MBGRG) Local heritage group actively researching and recording monumental inscriptions in churchyards & cemeteries in Moray. Call Helen Mitchell on 01343 546620 or visit www.mbgrg.org MORAY DISABILITY FORUM We welcome everyone interested, or working in the area of disability to become a member of the group. Call Mike McKenzie, c/o Moray Resource Centre, Elgin. Tel: 07967 440164 MS EXTRA Meets 1st Wed every month, 7pm in the lounge at Ugie House Hotel, Keith. A social & support group for extraordinary people who just happen to have Multiple Sclerosis. Call Susan Shand 07823322268 for details
‘NO STRINGS ATTACHED’ CONFIDENTIAL HELPLINE Caring for someone affected by drugs, alcohol or mental health issues and feel that it’s having an impact on you and the rest of your family? Call 01343 555031 Anonymity if required. NETMUMS Being a mum can be very isolating so meeting other mums can be a lifeline. Elgin area is such a great community and our mums are very welcoming. Ccome along and see what we are all about. Visit www.netmums.com, contact Claire Brenton on 07989135607 or email claireymac1@aol.com NIKKI’S AEROBICS Exercise class at Longmore Hall, Keith on Tuesdays 7pm to 8pm RHYTHM & RHYME GYM TOTS Wed 9.30 - 10.15am & 10.20 11.05 am. Fun baby & toddler sessions. Movement, music, songs, soft play and healthy snack. Call Wendy tel: 832133 SPEY BAY COMMUNITY HALL Mon Peak Physique 7pm-7.45pm & 8pm-8-45pm (07973149855). Tues Indoor Bowls 7-8.30pm (821947) Wed morning BALL (821713). Thurs Mums & Toddlers 1-2.30pm (821162) Badminton 79pm. Fri Peak Physique 10-11am. Indoor Bowls 7-7.30pm. Call Willie Pirie on 01343 823995 for general enquiries. PLEASE NOTE: Details of Clubs & Societies are published on a rotational basis.
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PASTORAL LETTER & CHURCH MEETINGS Well, we are now on our way through 2014, hopefully you are not still recovering from all the hustle and bustle of the Christmas and New Year festivities. As I watched and listened to all the activity that goes on over the Christmas period, I started to ask a question as to the purpose of the time of year. What does Christmas mean to most people? The level of commercialism seems to gain new heights every year, with more and more spending which can lead to financial pressures which has to be dealt with the following year, just in time for the next Christmas period, then the cycle starts again. Is that the original message of Christmas? I know the original story talks of the Wise Men bearing gifts, but I don’t believe that it was meant to put us under pressure to give. Giving should be a joy, from our heart of generosity, not a false expectation that we should give beyond our means. The message that denotes the time of year just past is the wonderful truth that God has sent His one and only Son into the world, not to judge and condemn us, but to save us. That is the good news of Christmas. And that is the difference between Christianity and religion.
I used to think that they were the same thing, sour faced people dressed in black with big hats and ready and willing to be judgemental and condescending. But I have found that there is a massive difference between the two. Religion is mankind trying to please God by a misguided sense of piety, while condemning others around them. Christianity is God reaching out to mankind with a message of hope, love, grace, mercy and forgiveness, through His Son Jesus Christ. The message that Christ brings means that sinful humans, which includes you and me, now have the opportunity to ask Jesus into our lives so that our wrongdoing can be washed clean, and we receive His right standing before God, that isn’t a bad exchange. He wants to exchange our old life with a new life. The Bible says it this way in John 3:1-3, “Now there was a man of the Pharisees named Nicodemus, a ruler of the Jews. This man came to Jesus by night and said to him, ‘Rabbi, we know that you are a teacher come from God, for no one can do these signs that you do unless God is with him.’ Jesus answered him, ‘Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God.’” Some people think that that is too
Keith, Church of Scotland - North, Newmill, Boharm and Rothiemay. North Church: Sundays 11am. Boharm Church: Mulben village Hall. First Sunday of the month 9.30am. Rothiemay Church: Sundays 9.30am, except the first Sunday in each month. Contact the church office on 01542 886390 and visit keithnorthchurches.org Keith, Church of Scotland - St Rufus, Botriphnie, and Grange. St Rufus Church: Sundays 10.15am. Botriphnie Church: Sundays 11.45am (alternate Sundays). Grange Church: Sundays 11.45am (alternate Sundays). Contact Rev. Ranald S.R. Gauld: 01542 882799 or email: kay_gauld@btinternet.com Keith, St. Thomas’ Church RC Vigil Mass: Sat 6:30pm. Sunday Mass: 10:30am. Confessions on request. Tel: 01542 882352. Portessie Assembly Hall Ogilvie Street. Sunday 6:15pm - Gospel Service. Portessie Methodist Church Portessie, Buckie. Sundays 11am & 6pm. Portknockie Church of Christ Sunday 11am: breaking of bread. 6pm: gospel service. Friday 7pm: prayer meeting and Bible study.
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simplistic to be true, or that it is nonsense. Some don’t believe that God exists at all and that we cease to exist when we die. But Jesus proves that there is a God, and that He wants to have a relationship with each and every one of us, if we let Him. And that is the key, if we will let Him. I pray that 2014 will be the year that you ask Him into your heart, and as you repent of (or turn away from) the wrong lifestyle, ask Him to forgive you of all the hurt you have caused, and as you forgive others who have hurt you, then the promise is that you can have a relationship with Him, which continues on into eternity. Many millions of people around the world are walking in this relationship with Jesus Christ, and know the blessings that it brings. As one famous preacher once said, there are no atheists in hell, all now believe, but it is too late for them. Believe in Him now and change your eternal destination. Don’t be put off by Christians like me, look at what Jesus is offering and at His character. We aren’t perfect but He is. May God bless each one that reads this article, and that the peace of God will be evident throughout the year. Pastor John Coppard Riverside Christian Church, Buckie
Ladies fellowship (September - March) every second Monday 7pm. Wednesdays 8am: prayer breakfast. Leader Mr Stewart Gray: 01542 836007. Portknockie Church of Scotland Sundays 11.15am. All welcome. Contact Morag Ritchie: 01542 840951 or Heather Reid: 01542 840921. Rathven Church of Scotland Sunday 9.45am led by a minister or an authorised local preacher. Contact Moira: 01542 833956 or Ann 01542 831607. Riverside Christian Church Buckie. Sundays 10.30am. Tel: 01542 833923. Website: www.riversidebuckie.org St Peters Church RC St Andrews Square, Buckie. Saturday Vigil 6.30pm. Sunday Mass 10am. Resident priest: Rev Tad Turski. Tel: 01542 832196.
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Useful Contacts Police Station ......................................................................101 Buckie Leisure Centre ........................................01542 832841 Keith Community Centre ....................................01542 882222 Keith Swimming Pool ........................................01542 882222 Keith Resource Centre ......................................01542 886174 Keith Library........................................................01542 882223 Keith Sports & Com. Ctr ....................................01542 882222 Moray Council Access Point, Keith ....................01542 885500 Registrar ............................................................01542 885525 Keith Tourist Info. Ctr ..........................................01542 888423 Keith Community Bus ........................................01542 886390 Babs Dial A Bus..................................................01542 835800 Dial ‘M’ For Moray Buses ..................................01343 562533 National Rail Enquiries ......................................08457 484950
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Rothiemay Primary School ................................ 01466 711220 St Peters RC Primary School ..............................01542 831339 St Thomas RC Primary School ..........................01542 882256 Buckie High School ............................................01542 832605 Keith Grammar School ........................................01542 882461 Milne’s High School ............................................01343 820611
DOCTORS Ardach Health Centre..........................................01542 831555 Seafield Medical Centre ......................................01542 835577 Seafield & Cullen Medical Group ........................01542 835577 Keith Medical Centre ..........................................01542 882244 Dr Grays Hospital, Elgin ....................................0845 456 6000
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The end of January sees Holocaust Memorial Day marked, which remembers victims of the holocaust. The theme of this year’s remembrance was ‘journeys’ - the journeys that holocaust victims were forced to undertake and the journeys we should all be making to create a better world and prevent such atrocities occurring again. I have been to visit former concentration camps at Auschwitz and elsewhere along with students from Moray secondary schools and they have been incredibly moving journeys where we have heard the experiences of holocaust survivors. Equality and fairness is at the heart of how I approach my work as an MP and there are few more moving examples of why this is so important to the decisions that we all take on a day-today basis. Angus Robertson MP
Clavie burning at Burghead has marked the old New Year of the 11th January and it is a real family occasion. As a regular visitor to the event it is great to take my two boys down, who are both full of ‘oohs’ and ‘ahhhs’ at the fiery spectacle. When I was first elected for Moray I took the parliamentary oath holding a piece of Clavie, which is reputed to bring good luck. The Clavie burning always brings back memories of moving to Moray and, with the family feel, it is definitely one of my favourite Moray events!
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FEBRUARY 2014 1 saturday sold on soul dance in aid of unicef doors open 7:30pm in elgin town hall. tickets £10 available from sound & vision, south street, elgin or phone 01343 544600. over 18's only. licensed bar. lhanbryde community centre quiz night 7pm for 7.30pm. £2 pp, teams of up to four. byob.
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9 sunday orienteering at altyre 10:30am - 12pm at altyre sawmill, near rafford. moravian\'s big winter event with a choice of 8 different routes to tackle from 2 km to 10 km. a great day out for everyone from toddlers who love the outdoors to hardened adventure runners! messy church 4pm - 6pm, lhanbryde community centre. join us for crafts, games, songs, bible story and ending with a celebration family tea. all welcome, children must be accompanied by an adult. for further details please contact 01343 843765 or see www.salucofs.wordpress.com
14 friday the rat pack is back! valentines special @ ironworks 7:30pm. u16s must be accompanied by an adult. call 0871 7894173 or visit www.ironworksvenue.com dance night 7:30pm - 11:30pm, clochan community centre. bring & share, tea & raffle. proceeds to clochan c.c. renovations. call paul / pauline 01542 850416
15 saturday sale @ dogstar cards 10am - 3p at 31 banff road, keith, ab55 5et all cards, jewellery and gifts reduced. for further info visit http://dogstarcards.yolasite.com
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orienteering at lhanbryde - the crooked wood 10:15am - 11:15am at lhanbryde primary school. 2 km short course or more challenging 4 km route. refreshments in aid of lhanbryde primary school. visit www.moravianorienteering.org
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MOROCCO A very popular destination currently is Morocco. This amazing country has thrived on being at the north end of the Sahara Desert and on the trade route to Europe. We spent three nights in Marrakech, 3 nights in the Atlas Mountains and 3 nights on the West coast. In Marrakech we walked for miles taking in all the sights, sounds and smells which make it such an extraordinary and vibrant city. We enjoyed the Djemaa El Fna Square with its music, snake charmers, street entertainers and stalls selling delicious freshly squeezed orange juice and in the evening hundreds of barbeques seem to appear from nowhere. The rabbit warren of the Souks are unlike anything we had seen before. We stayed in a wonderful Riad within the Medina. The staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly and our room combined Moroccan style with a contemporary twist and we enjoyed being able to lie back and rest on our own roof terrace. It was one of the best places we have ever stayed in but was a world away from what we found outside the Riad and by the time we moved on we had really had enough of being hassled endlessly to buy things. Beware the carpet stores, serving peppermint tea and being very persuasive! From Marrakech we went into the Atlas Mountains for three nights of peace and tranquillity. The weather was lovely and we enjoyed a few walks through the hills passing small hamlets where children who appeared from nowhere were not sure whether to hide or ask for 'bonbons' and ‘stylos’ (pencils). We were then driven west across the country to Essaouira, a charming fortified emplacement created by the Portuguese in the 15th Century, which is now an unspoilt fishing port – not a bar or club to be seen! We found excellent fish restaurants and stayed in another excellent Riad with a roof top pool. There are miles of lovely beaches and at other times of the year the Atlantic breezes attract windsurfers. The early morning drive back to Marrakech was fantastic – it was market day in one of the towns and we watched hundreds of men riding across fields on donkeys draped with panniers bringing their wares to market – it was an unforgettable and almost biblical sight. Morocco is ideal for a long weekend or for longer multi-centre journeys as we did. Riads are smaller boutique hotels with central atriums open to the skies and roof terraces, negating the need for widows to the exterior, and Kasbahs are larger guest houses with grounds – both are generally very characterful and certainly a contrast to a normal city hotel. Temperatures in the towns and cities are comfortable all year round, becoming hotter from June to October, and being really at their hottest from July to September. Evenings tend to be cooler, and in the mountains it can also be cooler all of the time. The local currency is the Moroccan Dirham, not generally available outside the country, but it gives good value for money.
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