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November & December 2018 Aberdeenshire North & Central November & December 2018 Aberdeenshire North & Central Newsletter What’s on NOVEMBER 2018 – NORTH Wed 31 Oct Lunch Club Numbers by 26th October please 12.30pm – Boyndie Visitors Centre, AB45 2JT 1.30pm Thurs 1 Macduff Curling and Cake 10.30 am- Macduff Library, 17 High Street, AB44 1LR 12.00 Tues 6 Turriff Hae a News 2.00 pm – Turriff Library, Grange Villa, The Square,AB53 4E 3.30 pm Wed 7 Banff Musical Memories 2.00 pm – Fife Lodge Hotel, Sandyhill Road, Banff, AB45 1BE 3.30 pm Thurs 8 Banff Film Club 2.00 pm – Fife Lodge Hotel, Sandyhill Road, Banff, AB45 1BE 4.00 pm Mon 12 Turriff Musical Memories 2.00 pm – Baden Powell centre, Baden Powell road, Turriff, AB53 4FE 3.30 pm Tues 13 Golf at the Myrus Golf Centre 11.00 am – Myrus Golf Centre, Macduff, AB44 1RG 12.30 pm Tues 13 Turriff Hae a News 2.00 pm – Turriff Library, Grange Villa, The Square,AB53 4E 3.30 pm Wed 14 Banff Conversation Café 11.00 am – Fife Lodge Hotel, Sandyhill Road, Banff, AB45 1BE 12.30 pm Thurs 15 Turriff Curling and cake. NEW TIME 2.00 pm – Baden Powell centre, Baden Powell road, Turriff, AB53 4FE 3.30 pm Tues 20 Turriff Hae a News 2.00 pm – Turriff Library, Grange Villa, The Square,AB53 4E 3.30 pm Wed 21 Lunch Club Numbers by 16th November please 12.30pm – Boyndie Visitors Centre, AB45 2JT 1.30pm Mon 26 Turriff Musical Memories With Anouk 2.00 pm – Baden Powell centre, Baden Powell road, Turriff, AB53 4FE 3.30 pm Tues 27 Turriff Hae a News 2.00 pm – Turriff Library, Grange Villa, The Square,AB53 4E 3.30 pm Wed 28 WALK & TALK 2.00 pm – Meet at Turra Den, car park, Turriff 3.30 pm Thurs 29 Deveron Diners 75 CLUB TO BE CONFIRMED 12.00pm – Fife Lodge Hotel, Sandyhill Road, Banff, AB45 1BE 2.30pm November & December 2018 Aberdeenshire North & Central Newsletter What’s on DECEMBER 2018 – NORTH Tues 4 Turriff Hae a News 2.00 pm – Turriff Library, Grange Villa, The Square,AB53 4E 3.30 pm Wed 5 Banff Musical Memories 2.00 pm – Fife Lodge Hotel, Sandyhill Road, Banff, AB45 1BE 3.30 pm Thurs 6 Macduff Curling and Cake 10.30 am- Macduff Library, 17 High Street, AB44 1LR 12.00 Mon 10 Turriff Musical Memories With Anouk 2.00 pm – Baden Powell centre, Baden Powell road, Turriff, AB53 4FE 3.30 pm Tues 11 Turriff Hae a News 2.00 pm – Turriff Library, Grange Villa, The Square,AB53 4E 3.30 pm Wed 12 Banff Conversation Café 11.00 am – Fife Lodge Hotel, Sandyhill Road, Banff, AB45 1BE 12.30 pm Thurs 13 Boogie in the Bar 1.30 pm – at the Deveronside Social Club 3.30 pm Fri 14 Christmas Lunch TBC Spotty Bag Shop, Banff Tues 18 Golf at the Myrus Golf Centre 11.00 am – Myrus Golf Centre, Macduff, AB44 1RG 12.30 pm Tues 18 Turriff Hae a News 2.00 pm – Turriff Library, Grange Villa, The Square,AB53 4E 3.30 pm Wed 19 Lunch Club Numbers by 14th December Please 12.30pm – Boyndie Visitors Centre, AB45 2JT 1.30pm Thurs 20 Turriff Curling and cake. NEW TIME 2.00 pm – Baden Powell centre, Baden Powell road, Turriff, AB53 4FE 3.30 pm Fri 21 Banff Film Club 2.00 pm – Fife Lodge Hotel, Sandyhill Road, Banff, AB45 1BE 4.00 pm November & December 2018 Aberdeenshire North & Central Newsletter WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2018 - NORTH Mon Nov 5th Hae A News 10.30 am - Halloween Themed Activity 12 noon Fraserburgh Library King Edward Street, Fraserburgh Wed Nov 7th Lunch Group with Activities Quiz 12 noon - Fraserburgh Leisure Centre 2.30 pm North Links, Seaforth Street, Fraserburgh Thu Nov 8th Boogie in the Bar 1.00pm- Peterhead Football Club 3.30pm Balmoor Tce, Peterhead Mon Nov 12th Hae A News 10.30 am - Reminiscing and News 12 noon Fraserburgh Library King Edward Street, Fraserburgh Wed Nov 14th Boogie in the Bar 1.30 pm – Fraserburgh Leisure Centre 3.30 pm Mon Nov 19th Hae A News 10.30 am - Dominoes Activity 12 noon Fraserburgh Library King Edward Street, Fraserburgh Tue Nov 20th Friendship Group Carer Support 10.00 am - Roanheads SH – Common Room 12.30 pm Great Stuart Street, Peterhead Wed Nov 21st Hae a News Mintlaw 10.15 am - Mintlaw Library 11.45 am Newlands Road, Mintlaw Frid Nov 23rd Musical Memories 10.30 am- Fraserburgh Library 12.30pm Mon Nov 26th Hae a News 10.30 am – Reminiscing and News 12 noon Fraserburgh Library King Edward Street, Fraserburgh Wed Nov 28th Hae a News Mintlaw 10.15 am – Mintlaw Library 11.45 am Newlands Road, Mintlaw November & December 2018 Aberdeenshire North & Central Newsletter WHAT’S ON DECEMBER 2018 - NORTH Mon Dec 3rd Hae A News Group 10.30 am - Christmas Crafts 12 noon Fraserburgh Library King Edward Street, Fraserburgh Wed Dec 5th Lunch Group Christmas Meal 12 noon - Party Games and Music with Anouk 3.00 pm Fraserburgh Leisure Centre North Links, Seaforth Street, Fraserburgh Thu Dec 6th Boogie in the Bar 11.00am Peterhead Football Club 3.30pm Balmoor Tce, Peterhead (Festive Friends followed by Xmas meal - Limited places – please contact Kathy Fraser) Mon Dec 10th Hae A News 10.30 am - Christmas Crafts 12 noon Fraserburgh Library King Edward Street, Fraserburgh Tue Dec 11th Friendship Group 12 noon - Christmas Meal 2.30 pm Albert Hotel Queen Street, Peterhead Wed Dec 12th Boogie in the Bar & Christmas meal 12 noon Fraserburgh Leisure Centre 3.30pm Tickets £5 – contact Kathy for more info Mon Dec 17th Hae A News 10.30 am - Christmas Music with Anouk 12 noon Fraserburgh Library King Edward Street, Fraserburgh Wed Dec 19th Hae A News Mintlaw 10.15 am - Christmas Activity 11.45 am Mintlaw Library Newlands Road, Mintlaw November & December 2018 Aberdeenshire North & Central Newsletter WHAT’S ON- NOVEMBER- Central Mon 5 Nov Ellon ‘Hae a News’ Café 10.30am- The Buchan Hotel 12.00noon 2 Bridge Street, Ellon Mon 5 Nov Carers Xchange 10.00am- Quarriers, Wardes Rd, Inverurie 12.00noon (Care & Repair Service talk) Wed 7 Nov Ellon Musical Memories 10.00am- Conservatory, The Buchan Hotel, 11.45am 2 Bridge Street, Ellon Thu 8 Nov Inverurie Football Memories 11.00am- Hanover Court SH 12.30 pm Cuninghill Road, Inverurie Thu 8 Nov Insch Musical Memories 1.15pm- Insch Daycare 2.45pm Insch Church Hall Western Road Insch Frid 9 Nov Westhill Musical Memories 2.00pm- Westhill Library, Westhill Drive 3.30pm Mon 12 Nov Westhill ‘Hae a News’ Cafe 1.30pm- Westhill Community Church 3.00pm Old Skene Road, Westhill Wed 14 Nov Positive Dementia group 10.30am- Dementia Resource Centre 12.30pm 13-19 King St, Aberdeen Thu 15 Nov Inverurie ‘Hae a News’ Café 10.00am- Kintore Arms 11.30am 83 High Street, Inverurie Mon 19 Nov Alford ‘Hae a News’ Café 1.30pm- Alford Library 3.00pm Greystone Road, Alford Thu 22 Nov Younger people’s group 1.30pm Haddo House – see pg 5 3.00pm Wed 28 Nov Boogie in the Bar 2.00pm- The Drouthy Laird Pub 4.00pm Blackhall Rd, Inverurie November & December 2018 Aberdeenshire North & Central Newsletter WHAT’S ON – DECEMBER - Central No Dec Ellon ‘Hae a News’ Café (to resume in 2019 – date TBC) Mon 3 Dec Carers Xchange 10.00am Quarriers, Wardes Rd, Inverurie 12.00noon (Xmas brunch & refreshments kindly provided by Fennel Restaurant, Inverurie (contact Sarah to book a place) Tues 4 Dec Boogie in the Bar NEW!!! 1.30pm- Insch Church Hall, Western Road 3.00pm Wed 5 Dec Ellon Musical Memories (Xmas meal) 10.00am- The Buchan Hotel, Ellon 11.45am Thu 6 Dec Football Memories 11.00am- Hanover Court SH 12.30pm Cuninghill Road, Inverurie Thur 6 Dec Boogie in the Bar NEW!! 2.00pm- Gordon Arms Hotel, Huntly 4.00pm Mon 10 Dec Westhill ‘Hae a News’ Cafe 1.30pm- Westhill Community Church 3.00pm Wed 12 Dec Positive Dementia Group 10.30am- Dementia Resource Centre 12.30pm 13-19 King St, Aberdeen Wed 12 Dec Xmas Boogie in the Bar 2.00pm- The Drouthy Laird Pub 4.00pm Blackhall Rd, Inverurie Fri 14 Dec Westhill Musical Memories 2.00pm - Westhill Library, Westhill Dr, Westhill 3.30pm Mon 17 Dec Alford ‘Hae a News’ Café 1.30pm- Alford Library, Grey stone Road 3.00pm Thu 20 Dec Inverurie ‘Hae a News’ Café 10.00am- Kintore Arms 11.30am 83 High Street, Inverurie Thu 20 Dec Insch Musical Memories 1.15pm- Insch Church Hall Western Road Insch 2.45pm Thur 20 Dec Younger people’s group TBC Christmas Lunch - See page 5 November & December 2018 Aberdeenshire North & Central Newsletter For more information and/or to book a space for activities, please contact: Alzheimer Scotland North & Central Aberdeenshire Janice Caine Val Sleigh Service Manager Service Administrator Coordinator Chalmers Hospital Chalmers Hosp. Clunie St, Banff Clunie Street Banff 01261 819066 01261 819066 | 07773809176 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Laura Crockatt Sarah Geoghegan Dementia Advisor (North) Dementia Advisor (Central & South ) 01261 819066 | 07825 242381 01224 644077 | 07769 325133 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Dirk Verbiest Kathy Fraser Community Activity Organiser (North) Community Activity Organiser (North) 01261 819066/0779 5256424 01779 491064 | 0779 5 391092 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Anouk Kahanov-Kloppert Community Activity Organiser (Central) Community Activity Organiser Email: [email protected] (North & Central, Musical Memories) Tel: 07769 367815 01261 819066 | 07584 408 255 Email [email protected] Should you no longer require the Alzheimer Scotland Newsletter, please call or write to: Val Sleigh 01261 819066 Service Administrator Coordinator Email [email protected] Chalmers Hospital Clunie Street, Banff AB45 1JA November & December 2018 Aberdeenshire North & Central Newsletter .
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