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Girl Guides, Brownies & Rainbows
Contact:
Lesley Millar Girlguiding Angus - County Office
Forfar Guide Centre, The Myre, FORFAR, DD8 1AZ
Tel : 01307 461090 (answering machine)
Scouting Contact Details
At present the Kirriemuir Scout Group is the main one that covers the local Angus Glens for the 6 to 14 age range with Beavers, Cubs & Scouts sections.
As part of the wider North Angus District, there are also Scout Groups in Brechin & Edzell.
In addition to the local Groups, the 14 to 18 age range are now known as "Explorer Scouts" which operate as a District Unit for North Angus District
Scouting is open to both boys & girls in all sections and in all Groups from January 2007.
KIRRIEMUIR SCOUT GROUP CONTACT:
Ralph Neave (Group Scout Leader)
87 Glengate,
Kirriemuir,
Angus, DD8 4JG
Tel. 01575-572452 (home)
e-mail: rwneave@supanet.com
MEETING TIMES:
Beavers - Thursday 6.30 to 7.45pm - (6 & 7 years)
Cubs (Monday Pack) - 6.30pm to 8.00pm (8 to 10-1/2years)
Cubs (Tuesday Pack) - 7.00pm to 8.30pm
Scouts - Wednesday 7.00pm to 9.00pm (10-1/2 to 14 years)
MEETING PLACE:
Scout Hall, Whitelums Road, Kirriemuir
NORTH ANGUS DISTRICT EXPLORER SCOUT UNIT
MEETING TIMES : Thursday 7.00pm to 9.00pm (14 to 18 years)
MEETING PLACE: May vary - currently 6th Forfar Scout Hall
Angus and the Glens Curling Club
Meets at the Forfar Ice Rink, Suttieside, Forfar. Session cost £6.50
Prospective members are invited to a free game at the club’s annual bonspiel in October
Contact:
Dr.Fin McKenzie,Clach Na Brain, Glen Clova, DD8 4GU, Tel: 01575 540 330
Mixed club serving the Glens areas but open to all. Full programme of competitions and friendly matches against other clubs in the Angus Province. The club will introduce new members to a game which will offer good social and competition opportunities.
Scottish Women's Rural Institutes
Scottish Women's Rural Institutes is one of the largest women's organisations in Scotland and boasts about 25,000 members. Members informally call the organisation the Rural.
Memus and Fern, 2nd Tuesday of the month, Memus Hall
Traditional Music and Song Association
The society provides the opportunity to enjoy listening to and taking part in various musical activities as well as story telling and verse. The annual festival draws participants and audiences from all over Scotland
Meets at various locations throughout the year with an annual 3 day festival in September. No age restrictions
Membership £10 pa
Contact:
Patrick Newman (Secretary), Rose Cottage, Cortachy. Tel: 01575 540 261
