DAILY RECORD, Saturday, January 3, 1981 Making a spectacle of herself WONDER if any other granny has done what I'm doing at present. Without glasses while my own were being repaired, my grand-daughter, Kelly, aged three, came to my rescue. I'm now wearing her old ones until I get mine back. It's not often a granny can get that kind of help from one so Dumfries. Leisure Strangeways AN watching the recent TV programme about Strangeways this brings back happy memories for me.
My mother and father met there while they were both warders. Seeing this programme made my heart swell with pride.Mrs J. S. Bennet, Peebles. on January 1.
land, Ibrox, Glasgow. Green, Irvine. asked my three-year-old FROM OUR KIND READERS to Mr and Mrs J. P. Arbuthnott, 19 Allison Street, Glasgow, on their 54th wedding anniversary.
to Mr. and Mrs J. Bennett, 16 Holehouse Drive, Knightswood, Glasgow, on their 51st wedding anniversary. also to Mr and Mrs F. Hart, 19 Arran Road, Motherwell, who celebrated their Golden Wedding yesterday and Mr and Mrs.
A. Kirkwood, 1 West Avenue, Renfrew and Mr and Mrs. J. Collie, 148 Cleeves Quad, Nitshill, Glasgow, who celebrated their Golden Wedding YOUR Daily Record Anderston Quay Glasgow G3. 8DA Congratulations DURING, have recent been weeks giving their views on great ta.
ners. Every Saturday at the Magnum Leisure Centre, Irvine, Joe Wayne and his wife Sandra run the Whatsitsname Club. Adults and children alike enjoy the show. They also do children's shows throughout Scotland. Thanks, Joe and Sandra, from my three very happy kids.Mrs L.
Bilham, Whitehope STRANGEWAYS was which touched the heart, but surely the close-up picture of the old wrinkled man with his quivering lip at the end of the programme sums up life in any Suther- Cancer Research- Record reader; customers of E. Mullen, Beeches Road, Alison Finch and Sharon Campbell, In memory of my In memory of my dear husband Duntocher; £10 Anon. Renfrew; ES Campsie Road, Port Glasgow. Linton. Bobby Macaloney from customers Jenny of and Dylan fan.
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P. Stewart suggests paying an allowance to married women to stay at home. Many married women actually like earning their own wages. I did not get married to stay at home and do housework. A job is as important to many women as it is to men, married or Rafferty, Barrhead, Glasgow.
Interesting. A LAST children word on when make-up dear sister, Ina, C. Anon, Auchenharvie 1980: Fund-(5 Anon, Anon. J.K., Dunfermline. Children-41 autistic 30 daughter what she wanted for her birthday she replied "lipstick and perfume." I bought her strawberry lip pomade, a child's cosmetic gift set containing shampoo, conditioner, hand lotion and spray mist.
I think it's a great idea, as it encourages them to take an interest in -Mrs Dalziel, Crosshill, Glasgow. Cup of cheer family and I got the best present of all this Christmas. On December 16, my sister gave birth to 8 beautiful baby girl, named Kerrie. I had been feeling depressed for a few months -but it all disappeared as soon I saw her, just 15 hours old. It's amazing what a little life can Nicholson, Jean Armour Drive, Glasgow.
To a drunk THE alcoholic cartoon by the S.H.E. should read: He drank in moderation Till a brainwave hit his head If he couldn't make a living How the hell could he drink when dead. -Mr. J. Love, Argyll Street, Alexandria.
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actions of the so-called hunt saboteurs of Stirling University. The fox may take the odd lamb, but in nature it has always been the survival of the fittest and in the case of the fox and lamb it is one against one. Not, as in the case of fox hunting, say, one against More power to their elbow I A. Michael, Ballindalloch, Banffshire. and so grateful for what I have in life.
In this day of grab and greed it is wonderful to read of people like Philip. The pictures are superb and show dedication and love in his eyes. He really cares. I would like to wish all the nurses in all hospitals a Happy New Mays, Faifley, Clydebank. No hunting A hole country support person the ZON AN 1 1.
