The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee) - 2017-10-20

• Ian Taylor of Taylor’s Auctions in Montrose with one of nearly 30 First World War recruitmen­t posters being auctioned today and tomorrow.
• Forfar church faces £300k repair bill
• Friends to remember Montrose biker killed in Thailand.
• Dundee academic warns over smacking ban.
• Hospital car park firm stays silent over prices
• Dundee minister asks for help to craft army of spooky pumpkins
• Probe into cruelty claim after cat goes missing
• Accessibil­ity guide launched for disabled tourists
• Dismay as vandals target lights
• Carnoustie treasure trove will be the talk of big conference
• Trailers ban placed on hold amid waste row ‘shambles’
• Tag for man who fled from police in town centre bust-up
• Murton Trust work enhanced
• Sheriff wants update on victim’s condition
• ‘Extreme commuter’ looking for Dundonians to ride the buses
• Skatepark plans moving forward
• Award-winning actor Roy Dotrice, aged 94
• Northern Irish boss’s ban after drink-driving charge
• Community backing for cinema project quite overwhelmi­ng
• Harbour-based firm strikes spine road deal with Kilmac
• No action to be taken against Lib Dem MSP
• May’s plea: ‘let’s work together’
• Families block more than 500 organ donations
• Miniature bottle of whisky with a large price tag
• It’s me or the Sat-nav
• Those ‘puppy dog eyes’ are for us humans only
• No room for faint hearts or indifferen­ce with The Maids
• Some Dutch courage could help your Dutch
• A gander at Montrose’s geese
• Harassment not only confined to Hollywood
• Equality is good for the economy, Sturgeon claims
• Non-vote by Tories slammed as a ‘shambles’
• Treat for stargazers as Earth passes through comet’s debris
• Leader’s independen­ce threat forces Spain to call cabinet meeting
• Mcintosh Patrick and Morrocco inspire city artists
• Paintings belong to people of Arbroath
• Smackbanwe­lcome but caution needed
• Correction­s and Clarificat­ions
• Ian felt his good mood go from exuberant to dejected in a split second
• Fife builder reaps reward of stronger marketplac­e
• Retail sales dip ahead of Christmas
• New £3.8 million packing hub for Angus jam maker
• Genetic discovery will boost barley breeding
• Booktohelp­ruralchari­ty
• Horoscopes
• In certain jobs it can pay to move
• Artist should be in Redcar frame
• Rule change could be counterpro­ductive
• Dundee HSFP facing tough test in bid to extend excellent run
• Host Garcia and Luiten share lead in Valderrama
• Azpilicuet­a says club mood ‘not the best’
• Matic hails Mourinho for having ‘all human virtues’
• Scougall can take heart from Gers clash: Wright
• Cardle’s absence has been huge blow to Pars, claims Johnston
• Patience will be virtue for Kerr as he eyes return
• Olivier Giroud scores a stunning overhead kick to clinch a 1-0 win for Arsenal over Red Star Belgrade in a Uefa Europa League clash last night.
• Mccann upbeat ahead of Jags trip DUNDEE: Dark Blues urged to build on Celtic Park performanc­e
• Kelly claims third Scottish title with six-shot victory at Gleneagles’ King’s Course
• Mckinnon expects big reaction from United against Inverness - p58
• Celtic must adapt to fixture pile-up, claims Gordon
• Levein praises Wright ‘house’
• Tommy Seymour embraces ‘mustwin’ scenario facing Glasgow
• Pacha ready to start as he bids to arrest Stars’ early season decline
• John Illsley
• The death of Stalin
• Blood Brothers
• Women of the World Festival Perth
• Vintage line-up of class acts
• Saving for Christmast­ime
• Book a spot to catch Dickens’ classic tale
• City restaurant has December covered
• Festive fun in the Fair City
• Stay trim at Christmas with some alternativ­e festive fare
• Make it a December to remember at Glamis
• Festivitie­s at the Fairmont
• Bring in the festive cheer

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