New website up and growing

WHAT HAVE WE BEEN DOING?

It has been an over all suc­cess story for the Society, with interest being taken in our work, locally, nationally and internationally. We have achieved our main ob­jective of researching, re­cording and educating the public at large, by various methods of the Heritage of Monifieth and the local area. This has by no means been an easy task and credit should be given to those members who undertake and are committed to per­forming various designated duties. Our up- graded web­site appears to be very popular, with the added at­traction of being able to visit the House of Memories online by means of a Virtual Tour. We have been rec­ognised, for our work, by Angus Council and awarded financial support, for which we are truly grateful. Our activities and the House of Memories now appear in various Angus Council brochures and pub­lications. What will the fu­ture be for MLHSP?  This is something to be ad­dressed by all the mem­bers who should recog­nise that in order to Sur­vive & Thrive each must play a part in the day to day increased workload that has come with suc­cess.

Lady Fiona Fraser of Carmylie, has accepted our invitation and is now our Honorary Patron.

We are very grateful for her offer of support and help in maintaining our objectives.

To one and all that sup­ports our group by vari­ous means, please ac­cept our sincere thanks.

Margaret Copland President

Tea break on a Trip to ‘Logie Mud-House’

Our Talks, and trips programme continues to be popular with both members and non members . What is really needed to keep the MLHS work vibrant
is more volunteers with two hours a week to spare, when they could assist in the House of Memories., which was established 10 years ago. We are all ten years
older, and sad to say some not as able as we once were. One of our long serving members Betty Cairns recently passed away after being unwell for a long time.
Her knowledge of Monifieth was greatly appreciated, as was her assistance at ^‘55′ The future—— with a little help from our friends the MLHS hopefully will flourish over the next ten years at ’55’.

Part of the audience attending a MLHS talk

Margaret Copland (President)
Monifieth House of Memories