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Glengarnock Steel Staff Magazine 1925. John Anderson, Thomas Clark and Peggy Strain.
Thomas Clark, John Anderson, Callen, Begg, Cunningham, MacBride, Jamieson, Fraser, Hamilton, Thoorburn, Corbett, Peggy Strain and many others.
Radio Clyde Jingles from the 1980s
The infamous jingles from Bill Padley – click here
County Sound 1980s Radio Jingles
Please click here for the Les Reed showreel from the late 1980s.
If you know who the singers are, please tell me, I know that these were made by Alfasound so it could be people like Chris Rainbow or someone similiar.
Glengarnock Steel Works Staff Magazine 1925
Two of these pages (not related) are carrying stories about Wilson Anderson and his promotion and flowers.
Other names:
Robert Corbett
John Thorburn
Fred Dickie leaving for Sydney
Robert Dumphy, George Reid, John Hamilton, John Knox, Andrew, McGookin, Jamieson, McGhie, Kerr, Graham. Faulds, Frame. Ross, McBlane, McLeod, Reekie, McBlane, Brennan.
Poem by Thomas Miller.
There are also a number of other names about Glengarnock Bowling Club.
Glengarnock Steel Magazine April 1922 – Hugh Higgins of Saltcoats
Additionally, a poem called “Maid of Longbar” by Hugh L. Paterson – if you know this place now, you would know how ridiculous a poem about the place sounds.
Other names include: Miss Shaw, Miss Provan, Williamson, Warnock, Hubner, Hamilton, Gordon, Breckenridge, Sharp, Kerr, Anderson, Abernethy.
Glengarnock Steel Staff Magazine May 1922 – Peter Adamson Abernethy
A Steel work Employee who came from Linwood.
Other Names in this page:
West, Busby, Calder, Ferguson, McGhie, Aitken, Stewart, Drysdale, McBride, Graham, Clifford, Baxter, Clark, Vann, Kean, McBride, Anderson, Henderson, Martin, Robertson, Watson,
Picture of Leslie Martin, Miss H H Barclay, E C Stuart, W H Aiton.
Other names, McMinn
Leslie P Martin, HH Barclay, EC Stuart, WH Aiton.
Glengarnock Steel Staff Magazine 1922 – Ronald McTaggart
There were a few people with the name Ronald McTaggart around Kilbirnie in 1922 – I´m unclear which one he is.
Glengarnock Gleanings (February 1920) | Colvilles Staff Magazine
Original February 1920 issue of Colville’s Magazine – Glengarnock Gleanings section. Includes a feature on long-serving employee Charles Logan, local football and welfare league activity, and a report on athlete David M. Parker. Fully transcribed and preserved below – original scan is above, including a picture of Charles Logan.
Continue reading “Glengarnock Gleanings (February 1920) | Colvilles Staff Magazine”Glengarnock Gleanings (extract from June 1922) | Colvilles Magazine Archive – Terence McCabe
An insight with a photo of a young man Terence McCabe and his trip to France. I am currently scanning the entire edition on to another post in this blog. Please send me an Email if you have problems locating it.