Monymusk Village Hall

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Thrift Shop Report 11/12 October & a Family Halloween Disco

October Prize Draw

Monymusk Senior Citizens hold a monthly prize draw to raise funds for a summer bus trip and Christmas lunch for senior citizens. The first prize is £100 and the second prize is £25. The Draw must be made with non-committee members present to make sure everything is done properly so it will be made on the second Thursday of each month in the Thrift Shop where non-committee members will be present to oversee proceedings.

There are some draw numbers available. You can get a form to join the draw, which costs £26 per year or £13 for six months (equivalent to only 50p per week), by sending an email to Pam McDonald (ppmcdonald39@yahoo.co.uk) or phoning Louise Craigmyle (01467-651359).

The names of winners will be posted here each month.

The winners for October were:
£100 Mr A Milne No. 69
£25 Mr R Mitchell No. 90

The winners for September were:
£100 J. Reid & S. Shepherd No. 74
£25 Andrew Glen No. 17

The Senior Citizens Committee needs folk to come forward and help to organise the Summer Bus Drive and the Christmas Lunch. The number of folk on the Committee is falling each year while the number of Senior Citizens who benefit is rising. If you know of anyone (including yourself of course!) who could make a contribution to helping the Senior Citizens please contact Euan (651470) or Louise (651359).

Thank you.

Senior Citizens Bus Drive

The Senior Citizens Bus Drive on Saturday 30th June went to Forres for lunch, to Ardersier to visit Fort George then to Grantown on Spey for High Tea.
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Senior Citizens Christmas Lunch 2017

The Senior Citizens Christmas Lunch was held on 2nd December.
Click the photo to see some photos.
The December Prize Draw winners were drawn at the Lunch - see below.

Monymusk Litter Clear Up 2017

Following the successful litter pickup of 2106, lots of folk turned up on 11th March to clear the roadside litter that accumulated since then.

A photo of the 2017 litter pickers
Photo by Colin Johnston

The main road up to Tillyfourie and part of the way towards Kemnay were cleared on a very rainy morning.

The collected rubbish filled four very large bins provided by Aberdeenshire Council.

A photo of the filled bins
Photo by Colin Johnston

When they returned, the volunteer litter clearers were rewarded with coffee and cakes in the Hall.

David Hawson, who helped organise the event said on Facebook:

"Many thanks to all of you for coming out on a filthy day and picking up filthy rubbish. The attached photograph shows how worthwhile it was -- four bins, only just able to cope with the amount we found. What a monument to waste! Especial thanks to Gavin Forrest from the council who provided all the picker-uppers and organised the bins."

Thanks are due to Susan & Alistair Reid and to Susie & David Hawson who organised the whole thing.