BALTIC STREET We extend to all our Customers Seasonal Greetings and ALL BEST WISHES for the coming year. Our premises will be for Year Holidays on Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, 31st December, Ist and 2nd January. Reopen Thursday, 3rd January, at 8 a.m. Should you be in difficulty

IT was a fine clay, but cold, last Easter when we decided to visit the Den. Don't ask me its name. It has always been the Den as far as I'm concerned; two miles down the Arbroath road from the Steeple by road, and somewhat less as the crow flies. At the top of the Den stand two

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Grae takes By COLIN G. THE new district nurse. Doreen McDreel. blared up the Drumlea brae in her red Mini, leaving a wake of swirling exhaust. She passed Miss Olive Dun of Drumlea House. on her pon y . and was round the bend and out of sight before the startled beast had time to

golden wedding in September. The famil), wholesale grocer's business was founded by his grandfather. the late Provost Scott. who laid out a large part of the

Festive Fare over the Festive Season NEW YEAH LUNCHES and DINNERS Fully Licensed : : Tables Reserved Telephone: St Cyrus 233 MR AND MRS J. W. ESSON, PROPRIETORS

CHICKENS CAPONS BOILING FOWLS AYLESBURY DUCKS PHEASANTS BARBECUED CHICKENS STEAKS PIES MADE TO ORDER PICKLED BRISKET and SILVERSIDE SMOKED GAMMONS and, of course PRIME SCOTCH BEEF, LAMB & PORK

People in those days, with a certain independence of mind, liked a home that was different from their neighbour's, from roofline to basement. All but one of the 16th century houses in this picture of Castle Street disappeared in a late Victorian re-development. The sole exceptio