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Blood donor’s 100th pint milestone

A MAN given a blood transfusion during his birth has donated his 100th pint to replenish NHS stocks.

Blood flows as Iain Campbell donates his 100th pint.
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Iain Campbell, 53, is in his 38th year of giving blood, having started aged 18, in 1978.

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30th September 2016
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Front Page
Cocaine crook gets two years jail term
A DRUG dealer was sent to prison for two years
Campbeltown Town Hall project scoops prestigious national award
At the awards presentation last week were Barry Colville, Lindsay
NEWS
Cut council mileage rates not bin collections
ON MONDAY Kintyre refuse collection moves into the much-derided, three-weekly
Inpatient and day children’s service may move from RAH
NHS GREATER Glasgow and Clyde is proposing to transfer paediatric
Carradale rain sent plastic ducks completely quackers
THE WEATHER was too wet even for ducks bound for
‘Extreme Beasts’ porn charge not proven
THE CASE against a man found with a DVD featuring
Man admits threatening officers
A QUALIFIED vet who shouted ‘I am the authority here’
Rescued town hall garners national award
THE TEAM behind the restoration of one of Campbeltown’s most
Pair confess to fight
A MAN who was hospitalised after a fight pleaded guilty
Soaked sand as beach fans revel in the rain
RESIDENTS, relatives and staff at a Campbeltown care home didn’t
Wet weather wrecks first highland games in years
A HORRENDOUS weather forecast led to Campbeltown’s first Highland games
Mum admits sending lover lewd images
A CHEATING 23-year-old Argyll mother who used her young girls
Guitarist walks the line for lost pal
‘Something like that never really leaves you’
Tractor driver banned from the road
A COUNCIL grass cutter stopped by police while driving a
St Kieran’s 200th anniversary of worship
A CAMPBELTOWN Roman Catholic church marked its bi-centenary with a
A stitch in time
NEEDLE novices will be able to get some sewing instruction
Stick goes walkabout
A COURIER reader has found a red shafted, black handled,
Food bank stocks shelves for grand opening
KINTYRE Food Bank welcomed its first delivery to fill its
Health care groups pull together at town hall
AN INFORMATIVE event provided the perfect opportunity for residents to
World’s biggest coffee morning
A CAKE sale, raffle and thirsty coffee drinkers helped Campbeltown’s
Thought for the Week
How often we hear this warning in Argyll. Black clouds
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO OCTOBER 4 1991
A BEND in a local road which has been the
FIFTY YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 29 1966
WHAT looks like the hoax of the year was pulled
ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 30 1916
At three o’clock on Sunday morning Big Ben will be
Labourer fined after fire destroyed stolen work’s van
A MAN who had a provisional licence and was only
LETTERS
‘Generally a law-abiding town’
THESE were the words of Sheriff Ruth Anderson QC as
All his Saturdays came together
KINTYRE has always scored above its weight and the national
Don’t let a good thing go to waste
By now every resident in Kintyre will have received their
FEATURE
care in the community
We all thrive to have happy, healthy relationships whether it
LEISURE
Fifty notes for seaman’s treasure trunk
BARGAINS galore went under the auctioneer’s hammer at the Rotary
Rangers take pupils for walk on the wild side
DALINTOBER’S primary four class laced up their hiking boots to
Charitable Castlehill children collect cancer support cash
CASTLEHILL primary pupils raised £350 when they held a Macmillan
Museum life in miniature
BUNS and rock cakes are on the menu tomorrow (Saturday)
PTA hits the spot with fundraiser
AN EVENING fundraiser at Dalintober primary school including a hit-the-target
Exclusive Disney competition
The family action film is part of Campbeltown Picture House’s
DISTRICT NEWS
Rhunahaorine celebrate third Green flag
AN ECO-FRIENDLY primary school recycled their way to a third
£8million family distillery gets go ahead
A FAMILY-RUN whisky company is set to establish Islay’s newest
FRAMING
Biggest monthly increase for First Milk in nine years
FIRST MILK have announced their largest monthly price per litre
SPORT
Golf round-up from the juniors at Machrihanish
JUNIORS lined up alongside seniors for the annual end of
Blair lifts ‘Wee Joe’ memorial shield
MEMBERS and guests turned out at Tarbert golf club for
Golf lotto winner
GEORGE McSporran bagged the Machrihanish Golf Club three-number lottery to
Kintyre anglers catch Kinloch Shield . . .
KINTYRE Angling Club welcomed Lochgilpead Angling Club to Lussa Loch
Thomas competition commemorates vice captain
AN EMOTIVE contest in memory of Gary Thomas was held
MacBrayne scoops September Medal
CAMPBELL MacBrayne took the Dunaverty September Medal by the smallest
Argyll Select match falls victim to the weather
LAST Saturday’s football match between an Argyll Select and the
MacNab pips McCaffery to Tarbert title
FOURTEEN members and guests gathered for golf’s Lamont-Mac-Kenzie 5th Major
Ponies are in the McEachran genes
A PONY champion who first saddled up aged just one
Islay Golf Club results
WESTERN Ferries, Sunday August 28: 1 A MacAuley 41 points;
Souness passes Paterson Scottish FA volunteer award
‘THE DRIVING force’ behind Campbeltown youth football has been awarded
MOTORS
MY CAR CHECK MARKET GUIDE: SEPTEMBER 2016
MY Car Check’s valuation experts have revealed significant trends in
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CRESSWELL- GEORGE
Peacefully, at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow, on September
LOWE
Peacefully, at the Royal Alexandra Hospital, Paisley, on September 21,
MACDOUGALL
Peacefully, at the Queen Elizabeth University Hos pital, Glasgow, on
MACLEAN
-Peaceful ly, at McKellar House, Erskine Care Home, on September
SOUDEN
- In loving memory of a dear mother, Betty, who