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Re: Photo 89

by Grace Millar 16 November

the people in the photo are;

Back Row: Sammy Smillie, John McHarg,

Charlie Hannah, Eddie Wilson, Alan Douglas, Davie Cook, William Milliken, Billy Milligan, Archie Walker.

3rd Row: Marion Milligan, Margaret Martin, Joyce Gale, Ann Boyd, Isabel Lowe.

2nd Row: Johnny Corbet, Marshal Nixon, Drew Fulton, John Reid, Ronnie Bowie, Danny Black, Pat Rankin, Robert Williamson, Thomas Sloan.

Front Row: Ruby Rankin, Grace Clark (me), Ann Bell, Margaret Jess, Ann Weeks, Margaret Fulton, Jeanette Speirs, Janie Clannachan, Margo McConnell, Janet Allerdyce, Margaret Kyle.

Happy memories........


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