... real a long proving his worth as a ism- tives From all community period before Christmas which . they had practised Primary Paul's and get fit at the same fees zetal footballer. John councils in the area inter- there will be a course in specially. The ...

... a qua -at Fauldhouse. So far only Improved Player of creosote over articles one l oca l perso n has volun- Veer goes to Paul the ma ,. Grab-bin. Incidentally. trials reared for CAB work. for United's under-I6 team MOVE.— Mrs Anne Chia, More volunteers ...

... company with aon toe next outing. They representative. an,' Mr bottle of beer and a hauf. might 'tarn how :o use the David Coia, youth and This to Jo e was a pleasure. rod. No names. no pack community worker, were in He was eaio to p l ease . drill, but ...

... provided by the R.C. • are e tzeieng of tac n e tt a s form er se Area Community member Silver 8: . .nc1. which was Mr David Coia was very greatly zooreciated. After ;and whis f played the Silv e r with the success of a soot for children, with ton e and ...

... Sloopy, Stag Party and Spinning Wheel, Ryan's Express and top of the bill are the fabulous Dead End Kds. Folk/comedy duo David Coia and Gordon McLean and the Magic Roundabout Discotheque will keep the punters happy in between sets. Co-organ'ser Dougie Croft ...

... gave the oration. The toast to The Lasses was given by Mr Campbell and the reply by Mrs Stevenson. Music was provided by Mr D. Coia. An outing to Kirkcaldy will be held on May 29. FINE-BAN. James BradY (401. of 67 Cochrane Street. Bathgate, was fined £4O ...

... the new 3t Paul's Church (one of the shansd churches being teenaged within Livingston's unique ecumenical movement). The new min the exterior design of a botiega or hacienda: but made. the decor is distinoily from the Austrian Tyrol. Coia was ieter of ...