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Poor year for Roselea
Season 1961-1962 was a lean one for Montrose Roselea. The junior team finished the season around the foot of the league. with no trophies. There was one promising feature, however. They were building up a team of youngsters to produce future dividends. In the close season. Rosel
27 December 1962 - Montrose Standard - Montrose, Angus, Scotland
58 MURRAY STREET
wish their Clients A HAPPY NEW YEAR Both Salons closed on Ist, 2nd and 3rd Janwiry AkAt%C -4 !ru.4C l r`loirt.iMOlMAC''!AM -) ACI ZI4I't P°l.;klror/roo,/,wo--1 V 7.; ";,P. utd ../dew Year tae ane an a' and Many Happy Re-unions in the Friendly Atmosphere of the Anchor Bar There's
27 December 1962 - Montrose Standard - Montrose, Angus, Scotland
was 81-year-old cow-in milk Usan Barsara 35th. Mr DAVID JACKSON, 38 Union Street, Montrose, who died in January. was employed
at Chapel Works for over sixty years. He won the D.C.M. while serving with the Royal Artillery
27 December 1962 - Montrose Standard - Montrose, Angus, Scotland
reached tn. age of 60, just before he came to Hillside tun sears ago. DAVID McINTOSH, 61 Baltic Street. Montrose,
a Queen's Scout and a member of the Ist Montrose Troop, gained the silver parchment of the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme in November. Mr WILLIAM McINTOSH. 23 Glenesk Avenue. Montrose, who was in charge of the Post Office engineering stores at Montrose. received the Imperial Ser
27 December 1962 - Montrose Standard - Montrose, Angus, Scotland
MONTROSE
Closed Ist January. Wednesday, 2nd January Open 9.00 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. John Findlay 68 NEW WYND, thanks all customers for their patronage' and wishes them "The Compliments of the Season— fiC 2 M - ISMACU ACM leolroi-M-70-70, 1 1 , 1V V-Mtir4.tt WE wish to take this opportunity
27 December 1962 - Montrose Standard - Montrose, Angus, Scotland
A NEW AND UNFAMILIAR ORANGE LANE
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27 December 1962 - Montrose Standard - Montrose, Angus, Scotland
Miss MURIEL LONG, sister of Doreen, began a post-graduate course in Social Studies at Edinburgh University in the autumn.
27 December 1962 - Montrose Standard - Montrose, Angus, Scotland
Montrose F.C. said 'Thank you' to 16-year-old TERRY TAVENDALE, ballboy at Links Park for the past three seasons, with an
unexpected gift at the start of the year of a book on football autographed by the Montrose and Arbroath teams. Terry is the son of the Montrose groundsman.
27 December 1962 - Montrose Standard - Montrose, Angus, Scotland
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