PYJAMA PARTY PUPILS |
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There were no bedtime blues for youngsters in the nursery class at Cairn Primary when they donned their best nightwear for a pyjama party the other day. |
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Young David Higgins settles down with a jigsaw. |
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The nursery tent proved to be a popular resting place for Sam Currie, Toni McMillan, Victoria Bell and Rachel Campbell. |
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Little Sam Currie and Morgan Hetherington enjoy a bedtime tale from Chloe MacKie. |
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Victoria Bell, Rachel Campbell and Toni McMillan had great fun at the modelling table. |
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Teachers June McDowall (left) and Rae Simons joined in the fun with little Morgan Hetherington (left) and Courtney Paton. |
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Maybole Business Forum's second meeting is at 7:30pm on Tuesday, March 6, in Maybole Castle. |
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Plans are being laid for Maybole Gala Day on June 16. And a list was opened this week for stall bookings for Glebe Park. |
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Maybole couple Tom Anderson and Elaine Milligan smile happily after being married recently ... |
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Mochrum men reel in the year 2000 trophies. |
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Top speaker will visit historical society. One of the country's best-known historical speakers is to visit Maybole. Tam Ward, of Biggar Museums Trust, will give an illustrated talk .... |
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Names to the faces. Remember the fascinating picture we carried last November of the 1950's dinner ladies at Carrick Academy? |
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Maybole S-sail into last 16!. SS Peter & Paul 1 Maybole 3. Maybole secured a place in the last 16 of the Scottish Amateur Cup for the second year running with a deserved replay win in Dundee. |
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Golf Lover has New Zealand off to a Tee. Maybole businessman Alistair Kidd aims to make a name for himself on the other side of the world - for a second time. |
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Maybole Youngsters want a drop-in centre for advice. Maybole youngsters have appealed for more facilities at the community wing of Carrick Academy. |
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LOOKING BACK: 25 YEARS AGO. Queen of Carrick Jackie McCulloch presents Maybole's first Citizen of the Year award to GP Dr. Harold Grieve ... |
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INSTALLATION AT MAYBOLE. BRO Charles Brian Spiers has been installed as Right Worshipful Master of Lodge Royal Arch Maybole No. 198. The Ceremony took place last weekend in the Masonic Temple at Whitehall. Installing Masters were Bros George Maider, Thomas Clewlow and William Dykes. |
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MASTERS OF ART! |
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There was something familiar about the paintings that adorned the walls of Cairn Primary last Friday. On closer inspection, the work of the masters sprang to mind. |
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MAYBOLE PUPILS PAY THEIR RESPECTS TO BURNS |
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Decorations do justice to a delicious lunch. St. Cuthbert's Primary School dining hall was transformed into a Scottish shrine when staff, pupils and guests gathered to pay tribute to the memory of Robert Burns. And the Burns lunch did justice to the artwork and decorations contributed by every young pupil. | ||
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Senior pupils followed their younger counterparts with equally impressive performances in the well-patronised competition. |
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The P4-5 winners line up with their certificates. |
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St. Cuthbert's pupils are all set to tuck in to their traditional bill o'fare at the school's highly successful Burns lunch. |
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The haggis is carried in by Kerry Foster and Mrs Marie Christine Simpson. |
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St. Cuthbert's Primary School pupils proved they know their Bard when they collected awards in the annual Burns competition. |
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A string of Saltires provide the backdrop for top-table officials and guests. |
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SHINING LIGHTS AT GARDENROSE |
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Super six really know their Burns. The beaming smiles tell their own story ... we're winners. | |
