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AULDEARN SWRIMeetings include talks anddemonstrations including craft,travel, social and internationalaffairs. Preserves and enhancesawareness of Scotland's ruralheritage. Second Wednesday ofmonth, 7.30pm, Dunbar Hall(excluding July & August).Contact 452345 or [email protected]

BEFRIENDERS HIGHLANDVoluntary organisation, whichco-ordinates friendshipsbetween volunteers and peoplewho have experienced a mentalhealth problem and are lonely orisolated. Contact HeatherForbes 451444 email [email protected] www.befriendershighland.org.uk

BODY & CORE YOGAFITNESSTrain & tone yourself fit toexcellent music. CawdorCommunity Centre everyTuesday at 7.30pm. Matsprovided - bring water & a smile!Contact Debs tel: 07840 659358

MEN’S CHOIRA new choir just for men. Allkinds of music. Meets fortnightlyat St. John’s Church, Forres.Alternate Tuesdays 7.30pm-9.30pm. No experiencenecessary. For more detailscontact Bill tel: 01309 672951

NAIRN & DISTRICTGARDENING CLUBMeets on the second Thursdayin month at Nairn Community

Centre at 7.30pm. A variety oftopics are covered from visitingspeakers. Contact 452331 forfurther details

NAIRN ARTS SOCIETYOur club is an organisation foranyone in Nairn and area inter-ested in art. We meet in theLaing Hall, Fishertown andregularly have demonstrations,exhibitions and sales of artworks. Groups meet daily atvarious times. Contact SecretaryHazel Cullen tel: 456159Visit www.nairnarts.co.uk

NAIRN ROAD RUNNERSWe are a small & friendly cluband cater for all running abilities.Come & join us on our clubnight every Thursday at 7.30pmat the Maggot. For more detailscontact Louise Scott tel: 451835, email [email protected] or visitwww.nairnroadrunners.co.uk

NAIRN SPORTS CLUBNairn Sports Club hassomething for everyone -Fitness classes, Gym, Tennis,Squash & Badminton Courts,Sauna, Non-members welcome.Contact 454523 or [email protected]

NAIRN ST NINIANBADMINTON CLUBCurrently held at Nairn Academygym hall every Thursday,September to Easter from 6pm -7.30pm. Age between 8 & 15years. Contact 454716 or [email protected]

NAIRN THUNDERBOLTSNairnshire’s Mini Rugby Club.For children in Primary 4 - 7.Training on Sunday mornings10.30am - 12noon at Viewfield,behind Nairn Museum. Affiliatedto SRU. For more details tel:01667 454963 or visitwww.pitchero.com/clubs/nairnminirugbyclub/

RELATE HIGHLANDOffering the services of a coun-sellor in Nairn on Wednesday af-ternoons. Contact 01463712888 (Monday-Thursday 10-1,or leave a message)

THE ACCIDENTALSNairn’s Community Choir.Practices are held everyWednesday, 7.30-9.30pm, in StColumba’s Church Hall, QueenStreet. We sing a cappella infour-part harmony. Newmembers always welcome.Contact 453838 or come along.

ROYAL BRITISH LEGIONEntertainment and dancingevery weekend. Highland Hallfunction suite available forweddings and parties of allsizes. Contact 453201

WESTERN FRONT ASSOCIATIONWe hold 9 meetings per year(on Saturday afternoons) inElgin Library open to anyonewith an interest in the First WorldWar. Contact Derek Bird on01343 870562 or email [email protected]

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Vikings and Norse in the Moray Firth

Where was the frontier?

Viking pirates attacked areas of Scotland, as elsewherein Western Europe, in the late 700’s and continued spo-radically for several hundred years. They favouredwealthy coastal settlements where their highly mobilefleets could accomplish swift grab and run raids. We knowabout the raids of monasteries, because monks elsewherereported on these frightening marauders, but suspect thatwealthy secular sites were also targeted. Not onlyprecious objects were taken, but also people to be soldinto slavery.

In the wake of these raidsScandinavians came andsettled, in particular onthe Northern and WesternIsles, but also toCaithness and Suther-land. These areas werecontrolled by powerfulchieftains, known as jarlsor earls. Gradually over

time the King of Norway obtained nominal overlordshipover these Scottish Scandinavian settlers. Officially theWestern Isles were part of Norway until 1266, and theNorthern Isles until 1472, resulting in centuries of Scandi-navian influence in these areas. Ideally the term Vikings isused to refer to the raiders, and Norse to the settlers.

The initial Scandinavian settlers were pagan and wereburied with gravegoods in marked contrast to the nativeChristian Picts. Viking graves are known from Caithness,and there appear to be isolated remains of female andmale graves from near Dunrobin Castle and Ospisdalenear Dornoch. South of the Dornoch Firth there is verylittle archaeological evidence, and unfortunately none atall from Dingwall. A Viking silver hoard was deposited atTarbat church, Portmahomack around 1000. Recently asmall silver ingot fragment, similar to ones found in Vikingsilver hoards, was found by a metal detectorist nearDores. If it dates to the Norse period, it would provide hintsof Norse use of the Great Glen. However, unfortunatelysilver ingots were used throughout history and intomodern times, and because it was not excavated by ar-chaeologists we are unable to determine the context ordate. Another metal detector find, but of a more distinctiveobject allowing better dating, was found only last year atArdersier. It is part of an openwork brooch or mount with

an interlaced animal. Brooches of this style were worn inScandinavia and often date around c. 1150. This excitingfind provides evidence of late encounters on the southside of the Moray Firth – but whether as a traded item orpart of a short-lived settlement cannot be determined.

From these fragments of evidence, it is clear we cannotsay anything with certainty about the southern frontier ofthe Vikings and Norse in the Moray Firth area south of theDornoch Firth. I suspect that it was not static, and wouldhave been a contested frontier area with its fertile agri-cultural land. It probably changed hands between Norseopportunists and the local powers, the original Pictishrulers (and possibly kings of Fortriu, if indeed this key latePictish stronghold was situated on the Moray Firth as AlexWoolf has argued), and later the earls of Moray (whoduring the reign of MacBeth in the early 11th century con-trolled a vast area), depending on who was stronger at thetime. Sometime in this period Dingwall presumably wasthe centre of Norse control, perhaps as Barbara Crawfordhas argued, as part of a strategy of the Earls of Orkney togain timber from the Conon and Beauly rivers to bringback to Orkney.

Tantalising questions remain. What was the relationshipbetween Norse and native in this area? Where were thePictish and later native settlements especially to the northof Inverness? And of course, how much and in what waydid this Norse settlement influence the local area? We canonly hope that future archaeological discoveries will shedlight on these issues.

Dr. Susan Kruse is a Viking archaeologist with interests in Viking silverhoards, economic systems, and the issues of frontiers. Currently she isa project officer with ARCH, Archaeology for Communities in theHighlands, providing a range of courses and events for people to learnabout and preserve their local heritage. She is an Honorary ResearchFellow with the University of the Highlands and Islands and a Fellow ofthe Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.

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People say the funniest things

There are Spoonerisms andFreudian slips, even some of theprofessional TV presenters havefallen foul to the mouth and headparting company. People say thefunniest things - whether it’s thehumour of Groucho Marx, ‘I neverforget a face, but in your case, I’llmake an exception.’ Or a line fromthe old John Wayne film The QuietMan, ‘He’ll regret it till his dying day,if ever he lives that long.’ Or the jokeabout the Irishman - of which I amone - ‘I’d rather work at night anyday.’

People do say the funniest things.Then there are the funny things thatare said with a barb of sarcasm.‘Trust me, I’m a politician.’ Or ‘Yourmoney is safe in our Bank.’ Or thenote from the treasury, ‘there’s nomoney left, good luck.’

Then there are the funny, as instrange, things we say that are not

funny at all. ‘I’m not dead, I’m onlyin the next room.’ Its all meant tocomfort, but it’s as helpful as awater pistol replacing a fire engine.

There are so many things that wesay to each other, and which weswallow whole which if we thoughtabout them at all would make ourblood boil. What about this one - wemustn’t let the top bankers losetheir bonuses in case they leave thecountry - let them, if people won’twork for the good of the country inhard times, what good are they - oris that too simplistic - or perhaps theking hasn’t any clothes on after all!

But this is my least favourite, and Ihear it a lot these days. When itcomes to religion or faith, I hearpeople say things like this. ‘Wemustn’t indoctrinate people, let’s letthe children make up their ownminds when they are able to decidefor themselves.’ Seems fairenough?

Trouble is, by then it’s too late, thefoundations are not laid and thechildren are grown and have noknowledge on which to make arational decision about faith. It’s asif you let your child do whateverthey wanted when young and thensay your daughter age 16 decidesshe wants to be a Ballet dancer -will she suceed? Probably not -because skills that should havebeen taught as 5 year olds areabsent.

So parents, don’t be funny. Teachyour little ones about faith. Takethem to Sunday School, and betterstill you go too, so that when theyare at the stage of making the bigdecisions of life, they haveknowledge and skills and experi-ence from which to proceed. I hopethat seems fair enough. Its no joke!

Ricky ReidAuldearn & Dalmore ParishChurch

Nairn Baptist Church meets in Nairn Community Centre,King St. All welcome 11am every Sunday and 6pm everythird Sunday of the month. Contact the Pastor 459672 orvisit the website www.nairnbaptistchurch.org.ukAuldearn and Dalmore Parish Church Morning Service 12noon. Contact Rev. Ricky Reid 451675.Cawdor Parish Church Morning Service Sunday 10.15am.Contact Rev. JS Mathieson 493217Nairn Free Church Morning Service 11am with SundaySchool & Creche (Gordon St); Evening Service 6pm(Rosebank Hall); Youth Club for S1 upwards Wednesday6.30pm (Rosebank Hall); Prayer and Bible Study Thursday7.30pm (8 George St). Minister Murdo MacLeod 459131.Nairn Christian Fellowship Sunday Worship 10.30am;Praise and Bible Study Wednesday 7.30pm. Contact Sandy Shaw 456492.Old Parish Church meets at 10.30am for morning Worship,Sunday School & Creche. Rev. Ian WF Hamilton.

St Ninians Church Morning Worship and Sunday School10.15am; Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7.30pm.Rev. Ricky Reid 451675.St Columba’s Scottish Episcopal Family Worship10.30am; Evening Prayer 6.30pm.Rev. Canon Alison Simpson 452458.St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church Sunday Mass11.30am; Saturday Vigil 6pm.United Reformed Church Morning Service with SundaySchool and Creche 11am.Contact Rev. Steven Manders 451443.The Pentecostal Church of God Nairn Sunday Service10.30am. Minister: JD Grant 456088.www.churchofgodnairn.orgNairn Joint Service 1st Sunday monthly St Ninians 6.30pm

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of ice. Strain and serve in a sugar-rimmed

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BAR ONE

N O 1 A C A D E M Y S T R E E TI N V E R N E S S B A R O N E . C O M

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Delicious MenuCocktail Classes

Wine Tours

Offers for MarchTuesday - FridayCocktails from £3.00

Wines from £2.50Beer from £2.00

Warm Welcome, Hot FoodCool Music, Cold Drinks

Monday - Thursday11.00 - 11.00

Friday - Saturday11.00 - 01.00

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Police Report

no Police representation at meeting.

CCllr. m ashford wished to ask of the

police if there was any ‘duty of care’ by

newsagents for their ‘paper boys’. he

drives through nairn every morning at

07.30 and encounters at least 3 working

paper boys riding their bikes, in the

darkness, without lights or ‘high vis’’

tabards.

Matters Arising

a) nairn Bus issues ~ update and Dr.

surgery survey. J mackie reported that

the Bus service had now returned to

what had existed before the cuts. Dr.

surgery survey is to be arranged and it

is hoped that there will be a good

response.

b) a96 resurfacing work and safety

issues. there had been doubt

expressed by members of the public as

to the safety of the positioning of the

‘white line’ defining the boundary

between the carriageways and the

cycle path, in that it tends to ‘pull’ the

traffic towards the kerb. J mackie added

that if the Community Council had been

consulted we may have expressed a

further wish for the speed limit to be

moved further out to the sandown road

junction.

c) town Centre redevelopment. Dick

youngson reported that local group

niCe had been busy looking at what

might be achieved with the town centre

redevelopment. niCe and the

Community Councils tended to have a

wider view than hC and felt that just

handing it over to a developer is not

good enough. moving the bus stop from

the forecourt of the old bus station and

replacing it with two, adjacent, on the

a96 one east and one West. in the end

there wasn’t a great deal of difference

between niCe and hC, agreement

should be fairly easily reached.

d) sandown lands~ Where now? J

mackie commented that the suburban

CC had had a meeting with hC some

time ago asking if now the Deveron

homes development had been stymied

could the Wetland project be proceeded

with? he had been told that it would not

be possible then, as Deveron homes

still had two years to decide whether to

proceed or to abandon their plans for

the sandown lands. however since

Deveron had now withdrawn their

interest we have heard nothing. s Park

answered saying ‘now Deveron have

moved on we can start to look at the

whole thing again’. J mackie suggested

that the CC could move the wetland

project forward before any future

bidders were sought.

CCllr. J hart asked how the Common

good fund can be billed for a ‘blunder’,

by the then local committee of the hC,

in allowing the sandown lands to

become a secure agricultural tenancy,

consequently incurring a large compen-

sation payment to the farmer

concerned. Was the limit of six years on

fiscal debts not applicable in this case?

s Park answered saying the monies in

the Common good had long been

earmarked for this purpose and he

didn’t intend to go all through this

subject again.

J mackie thought clearly mistakes had

been made but it was time to move on.

member of the public D scholes asked

that further provision of allotments will

figure in future of sandown lands?

N.C.C.F. funding withdrawal

Cllr. s. Park told the meeting ‘We have

had a meeting and are thrashing out

how we can fund it’.

Treasurer’s Report

Planning Matters

Sainsbury’s

CCllr D youngson reported that we

£697.77 in funds.

Planning ~ an objection to an applica-

tion at ‘achnashelloch’ moss-side, had

been withdrawn on production of a

revised plan. Planning had since been

consented.

sainsbury’s ~ We wait to see if the de-

velopment goes ahead after the

scottish government stated it’s intent to

increase the tax burden on large, out of

town, superstores. C. Cllr. m ashford

commented that the furore had been

mostly fired by the scotsman

newspaper’s antipathy towards the

scottish government.

Highland Councillors Report

a Park thought most subjects had

already been covered and looked

forwards towards to the CC forum on

the 10th feb. Budgets 2011 were now

in place.

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D scholes asked what the situation was

regarding the changing to a single

Community Council for nairn. he felt

that the public mood was overwhelm-

ingly in favour of the proposal as was

proved by the questionnaire in the

‘nairnshire telegraph’.

a. Park answered all three community

councils needed to agree on the

proposal; the hC could not impose it.

J mackie said it should not be up to the

community councils either but the

people of nairn. the process was to

have been done in two phases; Phase

i, consultation with the community

councils. Phase 2, consultation with the

public. Phase 2 was never done. time

was short as the plan was due to be

submitted by april 1st 2011, the election

would be held in november 2011.

Date, Time & Venue of Next Meeting

22nd february 2011, 19.30hrs at nairn

academy, Duncan Drive, nairn

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The Elgin Marvels

Fossil Reptiles & Footprints

Not to be confused with the Elgin Marbles, the Elgin ‘Marvels’actually come from Elgin! They are 250 million year old fossilreptiles, and their footprints, that were collected from oldsandstone quarries, mostly over a century ago. Dr Neil Clark,Curator of Palaeontology at the Hunterian Museum inGlasgow, provides a fascinating insight into our local history.

Carol Hopkins, a student at a 1996 Open University SummerSchool in Edinburgh, had visited the local Clashach quarry atHopeman and found a vast number of footprints beingexcavated. The quarry had recently been re-opened to supplystone for the facing of the new Museum of Scotland inEdinburgh. By 1997, Carol had investigated over 200 foot-prints and trackways!

The animals responsible for making these footprints arethought to have been mammal-like reptiles. Fossil skeletons ofthese animals were known from the nearby Cuttie’s Hillockwest of Elgin and can be seen displayed in the Elgin Museum.

Also in 1997, Bill George, who worked in the quarry atClashach, found a rock with an intriguing hole in it. It was im-mediately thought this may be a cavity left by bones dissolvedby acid waters. No recognisable fossil bones had ever beenfound in the Hopeman sandstone so this discovery was po-tentially an extremely important one, as the age of thesandstone at Hopeman was not known with any certainty.

At that time, there was really only one way to deal with cavityfossils; to fill the cavity with rubber and smash it open with ahammer to remove the dried rubber. I decided this was

probably not the best way to investigate the cavity as it woulddamage the fossil so I removed the rock to Glasgow for furtherresearch using modern medical techniques.

With the help of Calum Adams, a consultant radiologist, at theWestern Infirmary in Glasgow and the Royal Alexandra inPaisley, we scanned the hole in the rock using both CT andMRI. It was not easy scanning through such a thickness ofrock and the machine had to be tweaked close to its limits. Asthe CT produced its first scan, we saw something I was notexpecting. We saw a difficult to interpret complex network ofcavities.

When all the scans were collected and stacked into a 3Dimage, the nature of the hole in the rock became clear. It wasthe entire skull of a mammal-like reptile! After this, the rockwas placed in a plastic box and filled with fluid to make theMRI scanning work. The whole process was so unusual thatthe BBC filmed an episode of Tomorrow’s World on this noveltechnique of analysing cavity fossils in a non-destructivemanner.

Research by Arthur Cruickshank, an expert in such animals,showed that the skull was identical to a known animal fromCuttie’s Hillock called Dicynodon (Gordonia) traquairi.Because of this discovery, we now know that the age of theHopeman sandstones is the same age as the Cuttie’s Hillocksandstones closer to Elgin - 250 million years old.

In March 1998, the quarrying was increased which put anumber of critical footprints at risk of being destroyed. TheMoray Stone Cutters kindly offered to move the slabs ofsandstone containing footprints to a convenient spot, formingan amphitheatre close to the Moray Coastal Trail nearHopeman.

If you are interested in fossils from the Elgin area, or findingout more about other fossils, please visit the Elgin Museumwww.elginmuseum.org.uk

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FEBRUARY 24 thursdaymusic nairn presents..., the internationally acclaimedclarinettist, emma johnson, plays music by dvorak,rachmaninov, copland, bernstein, reich anddankworth, accompanied by john lenehan, piano,8pm, nairn community & arts centre, nairn, tickets£19/members £16,students £2, tel: 404763/453476scottish opera, 7.30pm, universal hall, findhorn,£11/£5 concessions, tel: 01309 691170 for details

25 & 26 friday & saturdayfèis inbhir narainn, two day arts and music festival,traditional music classes with tutors including brucemacgregor, sandy brechin & brian ó headhra, allabilities, age 8 to adult, contact rhona tel: 462681oremail [email protected]

26 saturdayinverness fiddler’s rally, 7.30pm, £14/£12, empiretheatre, eden court, inverness, annual rally with over100 players on stage plus renowned fiddler duncanchisholm with guitarist tony byrne, and song groupcanntaireachd, tel: 234234 or visit www.eden-court.co.uk

MARCH 3 thursdaypure brass, 7:30pm, south room, gordonstounschool, nr elgin, £12/£6, visit our websitewww.thegcs.org.uk for details or tel: 01343 837917

4 fridaycinema nairn presents ‘julie and julia’, 7.30pm, nairncommunity & arts centre, tel: 453476back to the future - ‘elgin in style’, 7.30pm, elgintown hall, showcasing a number of city centre busi-nesses using drama, dance & live music, brought to

you by elgin business improvement district (bid) andthe out of the darkness theatre company, £7, visitwww.elginbid.co.uk for more detailscinema nairn - ‘julie & julia’ (12a), 7.30pm, nairncommunity & arts centre, tel: 453476

6 sundaygreat glen walking club - glenmoriston windfarm viaeasan ban, depart 0900 hrs, inverness cathedral carpark, 10 miles 1400 feet ascent, grade b, os sheet26 gr nh 502 402

9 wednesdayalejandro ziegler tango quartet, 7.30pm, universalhall, findhorn, £10/£8/£6, tel: 01309 691170highland rock garden club - ‘the practicalities ofgrowing alpines’ by ron macbeath of lambertonnursery, 7.30pm, nairn community & arts centre, tel:01309 641405

11 fridaydyke garden club - ‘sweet peas’ allan mcgowan,7.30pm, dyke village hall, contact 01309 641342 or01309 641565

12 saturdaygreat glen walking club - by the river nairn to boyfisher memorial, depart 0900 hrs, highland councilcar park, 8 miles level, grade c os sheet 27 gr nh883 570slam, the loft venue, by kinloss, £15/£20, tel: 01343850111 or vist www.loftgigs.co.uk

18 fridaymichael card concert, nairn community & artscentre, tel: 453476matt andersen, the institute, fochabers, tel: 07977150641 or www.thebooth.co.uk

FEBRUARY / MARCH 2011

Line Listings are FREE

Enhanced Listings cost from £25 plus VAT

Call 01309 690063 or email

[email protected]

Deadline for April issue is

Wednesday 9th March

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Fèis Inbhir NarainnNairn Community & Arts Centre25th & 26th FebruaryTraditional Music ClassesAll Abilities Welcome – Age 8 to AdultContact Rhona : 01667 462681Email : [email protected]

Slam at The Loft VenueSaturday 12th MarchSlam are Stuart McMillan & Orde Meikle. Synonymous withthe Glasgow underground club scene, thisduo have garnered a reputation as Interna-tional DJ’s and respected collaborators.www.loftgigs.co.uk tel: 01343 850111

March 2011 SpotLight on Nairn and Districttel: 01309 690063

19 saturdaywestern front association - from front to back : thegerman prisoners of the bef - mike taylor, 2.30pm,the gallery, elgin library, contact derek bird tel:01343 870562, email [email protected] visit www.wfascotlandnorth.org.ukmusic nairn presents..., the pianist alexander kan-chaveli plays music by mozart and prokofiev, andrachmaninov’s second piano concerto, with artemakopyan playing the reduced orchestral part on asecond piano, 8pm, nairn community & arts centre,tickets £14/members £11/students £2, tel: 404763matt andersen, the loft venue, by kinloss, tel: 01343850111 or vist www.loftgigs.co.ukthe wiyos, 8pm, universal hall, findhorn, £13/£11/£8,tel: 01309 691170 for details

20 sundaygreat glen walking club - boat of garten, loch vaa,loch mallachie, loch garten, depart 0900 hrs,inverness cathedral car park, 10.5 miles 170 feetascent, grade c os sheet 36 gr nh 971 185

25 fridaycinema nairn - ‘3:10 to yuma’ (pg), 7.30pm, nairncommunity & arts centre, tel: 453476she’koyokh klezmer ensemble, 8pm, universal hall,findhorn, £10/£8/£6, tel: 01309 691170 for details

26 saturdaygreat glen walking club - monaughty forest, depart0900 hrs, inverness cathedral car park, 8 miles 975feet ascent, grade c os sheet 28 gr nj 165 589

27 sundaycelebration of life fair, 12noon-4pm, eight acreshotel, elgin, £3/under 12’s free, wide range of topquality products & services, proceeds to macmillancancer support & maggie’s highland centrescotland’s census 2011, further details can be foundat www.gro-scotland.gov.uk

MARCH 2011 continued

Matt Andersen - The Loft VenueSaturday 19th March

With a larger than life showmanship, earning him a fervent steadfast audience.

www.loftgigs.co.uk tel: 01343 850111

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Nairn call 01309 690063 or go online at

www.spotlighton.co.uk for more details1 friday and 2 saturdaymoray & nairn floral art club present an exhibition ofwedding dresses and flowers through the ages, friday7.30pm-9.30pm, saturday 10am-4pm, nairn community &arts centre, tel: 01343 850634 for info1 fridayfil campbell, 8pm, universal hall, findhorn, £10/£8/£6, tel:01309 691170 for details2 saturdaythe call of the loonbird, 4pm, universal hall, findhorn,£6/£5/£4, tel: 01309 691170 for details8 fridaydyke garden club - agm and ‘garden hints & tips’, 7.30pm,dyke village hall, contact 01309 641342 or 01309 64156513 wednesdayhighland rock garden club - ‘the wild flowers of the north-west highkands of scotland by ken butler, 7.30pm, nairncommunity & arts centre, tel: 01309 641405caged, 7pm, universal hall, findhorn, £6/£5/£4, tel: 01309691170 for details14 thursdaysean hughes, 7.30pm, universal hall, findhorn, £14/£12, tel:01309 691170 for details15 fridaycinema nairn - ‘chinatown’ (15), 7.30pm, nairn community& arts centre, tel: 453476western front association - postal and paper ephemera ofthe great war - jim mackay, branch member, 2.30pm, thegallery, elgin library, contact derek bird tel: 01343 870562,email [email protected] or visit www.wfascotlandnorth.org.ukred room, 8pm, universal hall, findhorn, £10/£8/£6, tel:01309 691170 for details30 saturdayhighland rock garden club - annual spring flower show,plant sale & coffee morning, 10.30am, nairn community &arts centre, tel: 01309 641405

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Cinema ListingsMarch 2011

Universal Hall, FindhornShowing films throughout the

year. Visit www.findhorn.org/uhall

or call 01309 691170 for details.

Moray Playhouse, Elgin

New Screenings begin on Fridays

Call 01343 542680 or visit

www.morayplayhouse.co.ukPortessie Public HallRegular films including

Saturday matinees.

For further details email

[email protected]

Eden Court Theatre, Inverness

The King’s Speech (12a)

Blue Valentine (15)

Neds (18)

True Grit (15)

plus many others

Visit www.eden-court.co.uk or

call 01463 234234 for details

Vue Cinema, Inverness

From 4th March

Rango (U)

From 11th March

The Resident (15)

From 16th March

Chalet Girl (12a)

From 25th March

The Eagle (12a)

KidsAM - Every Saturday & Sunday at10.15am - £1 per ticket

Seniors Club - Every Tuesday at12.30pm - £3.05 inc. refreshments

NEW Teen Screen

Every Thursday & Friday£2 with upgrade for 3D films

Visit www.myvue.com for details

Cinema Nairn

4th March

Julie and Julia (12a)

25th March

3:10 to Yuma (PG)

Visit cinemanairn.blogspot.com or

contact Nairn Community Centre

on 01667 453476 for details

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PILATES FOR YOUR POSTURE AND YOUR LIF

"Pilates and Nordic Walking compliment eachother incredibly well" says Karen Powell, Inverness based Pilates Teacher and British Nordic Walking Instructor.

PILATES trains the body to work in its own natural posture, lengthening and strengthening the muscles gently, and so develops yur deep core muscles which support your spine with movement. After practising Pilates for a few months, Karen says that "Often people experience the feeling of having grown taller, of feeling more relaxed, as their posture has improved"

NORDIC WALKING uses the same principles of Pilates in its unique walking style, using poles, and also has the benefits of improving stamina and cardiovascular fitness.It uses specially designed poles to enhance your natural walking experience. With a technique similar to the upper body action of classic cross country skiing, it becomes a whole body exercise that can be enjoyed at many levels, from walking for health to athletic Nordic running.

Karen Powell is based in Inverness and runs short courses, tailored to suit small groups and individuals.Armed with your own poles and a wee bit of tuition there are many Nordic Walking routes of varying length, both easy and more difficult on your doorstep and easily accessible from Inverness.

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Try out some of these scenic alternatives........Craig Phadrigh Forest - 1-2 mile easy routeOrd Hill - 2-4 mile route, undulatingDaviot Forest - 2-4 mile route, fairly flatCaledonian Canal for Inverness to Dochgarroch return - 7 miles flat.In addition here are 2 simple Pilates exercises you can try at home to help your body move more freely.

1. Spine Twist Start by sitting tall, on a chair or the floor. Reach arms out to sides, and allow your shoulders to relax away from your ears. Pull in your belly button. Imagine you are a puppet being lifted up through the crown of your head. Turn to the right, keeping your hips forwards, return to the middle, then turn to the left. Repeat 3 times on each side.

2. Hip RollLie down on the floor with knees bent. Place a cushion between your knees. Notice how your back feels on the floor. Breathe in a relaxed way without lifting your shoulders. Tilt your tail bone (at the bottom of your spine), flatten your back onto the floor, and peel your back off the floor into a long line. Imagine you have a ski slope running from your knees to your shoulders. Pull in your belly button, and then gradually return to the floor, allowing each bone in your spine to touch the floor one by one until you are back down to your tail bone once again. Repeat 5 times.

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Now that the days are getting longer and theweather milder, Knockomie is welcoming local walkers, who have enjoyed a stroll on many ofthe local footpaths, Blairs Loch and the DavaWay. Those who enjoy a delicious hot chocolate,cake and a warm fire to relax beside, not tomention the weekend newspapers! One of thefavourite cakes are our home made Cranberry andGinger Cupcakes, so we thought we you mightlike the recipe.

Ingredients

125gm Unsalted Butter or Margarine250gm Caster Sugar2 Large Eggs1 tsp Vanilla Extract250gm Plain Flour2 tsp Baking Powder150gm Dried Cranberries1 piece Stem Ginger in syrup2 teaspoons of stem ginger syrup3 dessert spoon Semi Skimmed Milk

Method

Line a muffin or cupcake tray with 12 largecupcake / muffin cases. In a mixing bowl cream thebutter and sugar. Add the eggs and and vanillaextract and and beat again. Add the flour andbaking powder and stir in the cranberries, stemginger, syrup and semi skimmed milk.

Spoon the mixture between the cupcakecases, filling them about 2/3 full. Bake in the ovenat 170°c / 325°f / gas mark 3 for about 25 minutesuntil they are firm to touch and if you put a skewerin to them it comes out clean. Remove from ovenand leave in the tray to cool.

Orange Buttercream

125g Unsalted Butter at room temperature50ml Freshly Squeeze Orange Juice500g Icing Sugar

Method

Beat the butter and orange juice together.Gradually beat in the icing sugar until smooth. Icethe cupcakes once cool, either using a knife or anicing bag with a large star shaped nozzle.

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MUSIC BY MARIE Music Teacher & Soprano

FIONA KYLE Inspirational Harping

CALEDONIAN KILTS Kilts Makers & Hire

ANDREW GRANSDEN Photography

SIMON POYNER Gardner Financial Services

CRAIC POTS Fun Pottery

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FIRST AID & RESUSCITATION Moray College

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FUNKY BONGOS Ceilidh Band

JOHNSTON & CARMICHAEL Accountants

KARIN DALLEY Chiropractic Clinic

DAWN LECKIE Specialist & Novelty Cakes

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Carole Bridge from Maggie’s and David Cameron from Macmillan will be available on the day for a chat as to how their range of services can support you, your family and friends in the event of cancer.What will you find there? The widest range of top quality products and services in the area. Come and have a mini massage, reiki or other relaxing taster treatment. Try some yummy chocolate, gluten free products, or one of the many other tasty delicacies on offer. Test luxurious products from aloe vera to hand made specialist make-up. Get business and personal advice to improve your companies profitability, the way you look or your own self confidence and health. Get a foot health check, advice on skin, dental and posture problems, from one of the medical specialists available. Treat yourself or a loved one to unique designer jewellery, clothing or other beautiful products available.The aim of the day is to have fun, raise money and celebrate life by improving it in whatever way small we can.

Celebration of Life Fair Sunday 27th March, 12-4pm Eight Acres Hotel, Elgin, Moray

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I went for a meal with my husband on a Thursday evening and we were treated to a very enjoyable evening meal, which was very relaxing and compliments to the staff for their very attentive and friendly service. The Menu offered a vast range very reasonable priced Indian Cuisine dishes and it was highly recommended that we tried something from Sam’s Specialities Menu. Once shown to our table we were presented with a mix of Papadums, Chutney and Pickle to enjoy whilst browsing through the menu. We opted to go with the chef’s recommenda-tions for the evening. For starters I had Sam’s Special Platter Vegetarian Option, which was presented with a crispy fresh salad this consisted of mushroom pakora, onion bhaji and vegetable samosa. The other starter was Sam’s Special Meat Platter this was a delicious array of lamb Tikka, chicken Pakora, meat Samosa and chicken kebab all tender and cooked to perfection. We ordered a selection of main courses from Sam’s Specialities Menu, the first was Sali Bolti this

was tender lamb cooked in onions, tomatoes and spices, topped with crispy straw potatoes, the next was Sam’s Special (Malaysian) a delightful dish of flavour cooked with Garlic, Lemon Grass, onions, pepper, green chillies and fresh coconut. The highlight of the meal was the arrival of the Sholey Chicken, cooked with onions, peppers, tomatoes, topped in coriander in ginger sauce and flamed Sambuka served in an iron Karani. These were all served with Pilau Rice and Naan Bread. Each meal was exceptional. After such an exceptional meal we were struggling to find room for dessert but were tempted by the Coppa Ice –Cream range, I had the Chocolate & Custard Pistachio flavour, which was served with a drizzle of sauce and chopped Pistachio on top. Our other option was Mascar-pone and Amaretto flavour, which was very enjoyable.

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Spring Term Starts Monday 9th January 2012Regional Closure Wed. 15th February 2012Regional Closure Thursday 16th February 2012Regional Closure Friday 17th February 2012Spring Term Ends Friday 30th March 2012Good Friday Holiday Friday 6th April 2012Easter Monday Holiday Monday 9th April 2012May Day Holiday Monday 7th May 2012Summer Term Starts Tuesday 17th April 2012Summer Term Ends Friday 29th June 2012for 2012/2013 (all dates inclusive)Autumn Term Starts Tuesday 14th August 2012Autumn Term Ends Friday 5th October 2012


Parliament Blog ”“News that Castle Stuarthas been chosen as thevenue for the BarclaysScottish Open hascheered us all up, in thesetimes of gloom and austerity. From the 7th -

11th July, the “spotlight” will be on theMoray Firth, Inverness. The benefits tothe area will be considerable. The goldcourse General Manager, Stuart McColm, has said that we need to attract20,000 visitors a day to be sure of keeping the event, as the Loch LomondClub, which has hosted the event since1996 attracted between 70-85,000 - soput it in your diary!

This will be a major attraction to bringvisitors north - and a boost for hotels,B&B’s and guest houses. Perhaps inScotland, we tend to undersell our ownmanifold tourist attractions - so the potential to use the tourism trade to bolster our jobs, livelihoods and futuresmay not be realised. We can be backward at coming forward, and maynot see Scotland as others see us. Thiswas brought home to me when a B&Bowner from Newtonmore told me thatshe had holidayed in the Nile in January,and asked me how many visitors Ithought there were in ships on the Nile,

on any one day. She told me the answer:one million! With our scenery, whisky,tartan, Gaelic, history, culture, heritage,beaches, mountains, lochs as well asgolf, fishing, sailing and countless otherreasons to come to Scotland, we could,should and will see more people fromcountries throughout the world comingfor a stay here.

Lying between the current time, and myvisits to the Scottish Open in July, is thelittle matter of the Scottish elections!This column is pretty much non-politicalso I will not make a pitch here! But politics and elections do have theirlighter side. I do remember, for example,one of the first letters I received as MSP,on the day after I was elected, three elections and twelve years ago. “DearEwing” it began rather unpromisingly.“I woke up this morning to learn thatyou are my MSP. This makes this day theunhappiest of my life.” It went on in thisrather gloomy vein, but then ended witha twist in the tale. “PS Can you send asigned photograph.” This was not, I amrelieved to say, a typical communication.And I am not sure what happened to thisvoter after I complied with the request.But if he is reading this, and does comealong to view the Scottish Open, I amhappy to make his acquaintance!

Last month I washonoured to bethe guestspeaker at theHighlands andIslands PressAwards in Nairn.

The local press are vital to ourcommunities and it is importantthat we recognise the importantrole they play. We are lucky inthe Highlands to have such avibrant, successful, and challenging local media. Theircommitment to the wellbeing ofthe Highlands is somethingthey and I share. Whilst we donot always agree, and I may notalways seem grateful for it, it isvital that they keep making thelives of our elected representa-tives awkward - it is thelifeblood of our democracy.

It was a privilege to present theawards to the winners - apartfrom anything else as the minister for public spending Ido not often get to make announcements that peoplelike!

Danny A lexander MP Fergus Ewing MSP

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