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... Sole to speak ABOYNE Rugby Club has pulled off a Grand Slam coup for its annual dinner next Saturday. For Scotland captain David Sole will be the guest speaker at the gathering in the Huntley Arms Hotel, Aboyne. David has fairly strong ties with the village ...
... School speak A LARGE attendance of Banchory Probus Club members was greeted by president Dr Jim Herd, who gave a special welcome to guest’s member Sir Maitland Mackie. The speaker was James Graham, the director of education for Grampian Regional Council ...
... Fancy speaking Gaelic? PARENTS in the area have been invited to take their children along to the recently formed Aberdeen Gaelic Playgroup. The group meet at Middlefield School in Aberdeen on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, and the organisers stress that ...
... Speak up! - TOASTS and speeches come after the meal — and ideally, they should be short, sincere and to the point. : 2 % . ~ Speakers who are used to standing up in public and who feel at ease are a joy to listen to, and can get away with a slightly longer ...
... JIM SPEAKS DESPITE the poor weather conditions there was a large turn out of membersat the February meeting of the Banchory and District Women's Section of the Royal British Legion of Scotland at Ravenswood in the town. The chairwoman paid tribute to ...
... Plain speaking THE very first “Scots Thesaurus,” published by Aberdeen University Press, was launched last Friday. University vice-chancellor Sir Kenneth Alexander said, “The publication of The Scots Thesaurus marks important milestones in the development ...
... Speaking Gaelic EVER wanted to learn to speak Gaelic? If you have, you may be interested in a meeting due to be held in the Community Lounge, Alford Academy, a week on Monday — ch_tl::mber 8. e meeting, which aims to help people learn the language through ...
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... Sandy speaks THE guest speaker at the evening service in the Skene Murray Hall, Forgue, was Sandy Ogston of Fyvie. Turriff man James Low was the soloist and Miss Helen Reid, Colpy, was at the organ. ...
... Speaking | of awards THE speaker at the weekly meeting of the Rotary Club of Banchory Ternan was John Rae, a retired BP marketing consultant. John, a member of the Aberdeen Speakers Club took as his subject, The Honours and Awards System. He discussed ...
... Speaking volumes on Sunday CRIME novellist PD James is joined by a panel of guests to scrutinies the latest offering from the literary world in a new series of “Speaking Volumes” (BBC 1, Sunday) the lively book review programme which returns this weekend ...
... Student speaks at Forgue THE speaker at the evening service in the Skene Murray Hall, Forgue was university student Mr Dale Lonsdale, The Bungalow, Forgue. Mr James Low, Turriff was the soloist. Mr Alex Jamieson, Alvah, Banff was at the organ. ...