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... Impressions of America ROTARIAN Hugh S. Arbuthnott was the speaker at last week's luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Kirriemuir. He talked about his trip tothe U.S.A. and of his visit to Stone Mountain Games, Atlanta, and also to the bird migration ...
... America's Cup campaign THE STARTING-GUN for the 1990 America's Cup was fired yesterday by flamboyant millionaire financier Peter de Savary. The challenge has a budget of £lO million. Mr de Savary said yesterday, We believe we With the cup hardly screwed ...
... Private army set to conquer America THE DUKE OF ATHOLL will lead his private army on a pilgrimage to America this week, as the Atholl Highlanders seek to conquer their cousins across the Atlantic. The 70 men depart from Prestwick Airport this morning ...
... Baby Stuart off to America for check THE BAGS are packed, they're ready to go—the Beveridge family from Lochgelly are U.S.- bound on Monday on a flight they fancy will mean good news for 18-month-old baby Stuart. In June this year The Courier revealed ...
... Young Kirrie writer heading for America A 17-YEAR-OLD Kirriemuir youth will be heading for America next month and having a short story published after being the only successful non-American in a worldwide competition. Christopher Smith, or Ewart if you ...
... 3.oo—News; Weather; Americas Basketball. 3.so—News and weather. 4.oo—Bazaar. Ideas about how you can save time. effort and money 4.30—: Rob Curling looks at what's going on in radio and TV. Marian Foster has news from the Daytime Club. ...
... Stuart returning to America for check on eye operation IN LESS than two weeks' time the Beveridge family from Lochgelly will fly to America to find out just how successful the operations have been to restore sight to the eyes of 18-month-old baby Stuart ...
... The grand tour—down South America way VISITORS TO the Johnstone household in Ritchie Avenue, Monifieth, had better be prepared to be good listeners. The family are more than ready to regale them with interesting tales of butterflies as big as the palm ...
... ENERAL NEWS Haggis-making row—English pretender now in America THE ENGLISH butcher who claims to have become the undisputed haggis-making champion of Great Britain has been branded The Great Pretender for singing his own praises south of the border ...
... based in Europe? Are they not an insurance of America's continued interest in averting war in Europe? The herd view would be that there is a great difference between 350,000 troops and putting 220 million American lives at risk, said Dr Salmon. The ...
... YORKSHIRE'S FINEST concerted voices and music will be heard not only throughout the land this Christmas, but in America, too. Rejoice, a celebration of favourite traditional carols and specially arranged Christmas music interspersed with seasonal readings ...
... Anger that venison is excluded from guide culture that anybody in the countries, America and even as where a habit of eating 50 kg. a year far afield as Japan might wish to reduce their coosivunent from Reediebill venison intake by switching to was sent ...