Margaret Lancaster
Police are anxiously trying to trace a north-east woman who was reported missing from her home last night.
Margaret Lancaster failed to return to her Tarves home yesterday evening.
The 52-year-old was last seen in the area by a family member at about 11am yesterday morning. Police have described her disappearance as “completely out of character”, and they are particularly concerned for her welfare given the current weather conditions outside.
It’s that time of year again. The nights are longer, selection boxes are appearing in the shops, toys are piled high…Christmas is coming and we are delighted to present our annual exhibition of Paintings, Original Prints, Sculpture, Ceramics, Wood, Glass and Jewellery. If you can make it, do come to the opening on Sunday 8 November between 2 pm and 5 pm. If you cannot make it on Sunday, the exhibition continues for six weeks until Sunday 20 December.
Artists include Aliisa Hyslop, Anne Anderson, Caroline Bailey RSW, Catriona Campbell, Sarah Carrington, Jane Charles, Janet Cleghorn, Tim Cockburn, Kirstie Cohen, Kenna Crawford, Andy Cross, Marion Drummond, Winifred Fergus, Moira Ferrier RSW, Claire Harkess RSW, Garry Harper, James Harrigan, Alan Hayman, Wendy Houston, Susie Hunt, D.E.Johnston, Jim Livingstone, Jennifer Mackenzie, Mhairi McGregor RSW, Duncan Macleod RSW, Charles MacQueen RSW RGI, Jean Martin RSW, Ian Mastin, Jenny Matthews, Drummond Mayo, Fiona Millar, Illona Morrice, Kathryn O’Kell, James Orr, Barbara Robertson, Ann Ross RSW, Michael Ross RSW, Patricia Sadler, Tom Shanks RSW RGI PAI, Joe Smernicki, Helen Tabor, Marion Thomson, Alan S.Watson, Christine Woodside RSW RGI and Jim Wylie.
Do your garden a favour and give it some lovely muck… courtesy of the Young Farmers. Delivery 7th or 8th November (location dependent)
The annual FAIRTRADE sale is at Anne Aspden’s open house, Bonnyton Farmhouse at the end of Bonnyton Road, Pitmedden again. Wed 4th Nov to Sunday 8th November, there will be the usual warm welcome to shop for wonderful, food, clothing crafts, cards and gifts – all from ethical producers. Nowhere better to get seasonal gifts with a conscience and support the commercial efforts of small producers from the thrid world developing countries.
Join us, for coffee cake and soup at lunchtimes while you shop as well. Love to see you all.
Mid Formartine Fairtrade group