1 November 2024 Issue 2602 © ULLAPOOL NEWS
A sample of What’s On events
Centennial Celebration of Archibald Geikie – exhibition and talks Ullapool Museum, Northwest Highland Geopark and Haslemere Museum
Dark Night Drawing – Mondays An Talla Solais
Author James Fenton and his book – Ceilidh Place Parlour this coming Thursday evening
Bonfire – Friday evening Ullapool Community Event 6pm
Macphail Theatre- Caught in this moment of time – a play and workshops about living with dementia Saturday 9th 2pm
Scotland’s most remote nightclub – Ceilidh Place Clubhouse Saturday 9th
and there is so much more going on !
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AYE FOND FAREWELL
The Rev’d. Canon Nicholas Court and his wife Gilly are moving to Norfolk in the near future. They leave a legacy of kindness and support given unstintingly to many in our community over the years.
Nicholas served as priest in Kinlochbervie, Achiltibuie, Lochinver, Tongue and at St Mary’s Episcopal Church in Ullapool until 2020. We shall miss them both.
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Have you LOST a canoe??
The recent storms have dislodged a canoe, filled it to the brim with rain water, and brought it to rest by the Leckmelm Garden’s slipway.
The tides are on the rise again and yesterday’s level threatened to take it away on yet another seafaring adventure. As such, I have bailed it out and stored it safely in the rhododendrons.
If you know where it belongs, text me; I can paddle it to its rightful port, within reason!
(email the paper for contact details)
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A sample of What’s On events
Centennial Celebration of Archibald Geikie – exhibition and talks Ullapool Museum, Northwest Highland Geopark and Haslemere Museum
Dark Night Drawing – Mondays An Talla Solais
Author James Fenton and his book – Ceilidh Place Parlour this coming Thursday evening
Bonfire – Friday evening Ullapool Community Event 6pm
Macphail Theatre- Caught in this moment of time – a play and workshops about living with dementia Saturday 9th 2pm
Scotland’s most remote nightclub – Ceilidh Place Clubhouse Saturday 9th
and there is so much more going on !
*****
AYE FOND FAREWELL
The Rev’d. Canon Nicholas Court and his wife Gilly are moving to Norfolk in the near future. They leave a legacy of kindness and support given unstintingly to many in our community over the years.
Nicholas served as priest in Kinlochbervie, Achiltibuie, Lochinver, Tongue and at St Mary’s Episcopal Church in Ullapool until 2020. We shall miss them both.
*****
Have you LOST a canoe??
The recent storms have dislodged a canoe, filled it to the brim with rain water, and brought it to rest by the Leckmelm Garden’s slipway.
The tides are on the rise again and yesterday’s level threatened to take it away on yet another seafaring adventure. As such, I have bailed it out and stored it safely in the rhododendrons.
If you know where it belongs, text me; I can paddle it to its rightful port, within reason!
(email the paper for contact details)
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