Happy birthday Netta.

Previously posted relative to the Tricia McCann item. It might be a different outcome today? GLASGOW HERALD 15 MARCH 1986 WOMAN ASKS FOR RIGHT TO WORK AS DOCKER A 25-year old woman yesterday demanded the right to work as a docker. Miss Tricia McCann, of Ardrossan, took her case to an industrial trib...

GLASGOW HERALD
7 JULY 1911

VISCOUNT KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM TRAVELS FROM ARDROSSAN

Viscount Kitchener of Khartoum crossed from Ardrossan to Belfast last night by the R.M.S. WOODCOCK en route to Dublin.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_K ... _Kitchener

I was certainly watching, and agree it was a exciting match, played in a great atmosphere.

Happy birthday Mitchy.

Hi, my father lifted lines for Mitchell on the corner of Union St for about 14 years.My uncle Matt lifted for Nellany. Hi Sam, Always nice to hear from you. You made me smile when I thought of my pal's grampa "lifting" for Saltcoats Polis :lol: : - GLASGOW HERALD 26 APRIL 1930 BOOKMAKERS’...

Happy birthday Tom.

Marjorie, Albeit a decade or so earlier than the period you're interested in, I reckon the shop and house are situated on the left of this postcard view, just about where the men are standing in a group. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/185850343811?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=710-134428-41...

Looking at www.instantstreetview.com I see the shop is currently occupied by Mackenzie Way, Estate agent, and that the dwellinghouse door at 36A is still clearly numbered.

I have never heard of Miss Mansell's Haberdashery or come across any reference to it. However, the North Ayrshire Directory 1935-1936-1937 refers to a "Miss Maxwell's (not Mansell's), Drapery, at 36 Hamilton Street, Saltcoats." A Mr. John Maxwell, joiner, and Mrs. Mary Maxwell (presumably ...

Happy birthday Ian. Have a great day.