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I’m looking to find an old friend.

Her name is Betty Pollock and she lived in Woodlands Crescent and went to Cairns Primary then Cathkin High.

My maiden name is Dunsmore.

Joan Robin. Are you trying to find an old friend you’ve lost touch with?

Either send us an email to news@ rutherglenreformer.co.uk or contact us through Twitter or Facebook, with your details, and the name of your old friend.

Please remember to include as many details about your old friend as possible, such as old schools, old addresses and suchlike. West End White Flats Tenants/Residents Association would like to thank South Lanarkshire Council for the grant towards our pensioner’s Christmas lunch which was held on January 8 at Universal Connections, Burnhill Street, Rutherglen.

We would also like to thank Tony Hutchison and everyone involved for all their hard work in making the meal and the afternoon a very happy one, also thank you to everyone you donated prizes for the raffle. Margaret Feeney, By email. On behalf of the Cambuslang Parish Church‘Neighbourly’ladies I wish to thank South Lanarkshire Council, through the Reformer, for the generous grant towards the cost of our meal at our Christmas pantomime outing.

After watching Peter Pan flying all over and above the King’s Theatre stage in Never-Never land, we journeyed to the King’s Park Hotel where we enjoyed an excellent meal! May Porteous, Secretary, Cambuslang Parish Church ‘Neighbourly’. The committee and members of Manor Way and Area Neighbourhood Watch wish to thank South Lanarkshire Council for the grant for Christmas lunches and purchase of bags of groceries for the housebound, sick and elderly. Frank Conway, Neighbourhood Watch co-ordinator, 1 Manor Way, Rutherglen.

A Rutherglen family was told they would need to change their GP when the area beame part of NHS Lanarkshire despite assurances there would be no changes to patient care. Irene Robertson - along with husband Andrew, and sons Kenneth and Andrew James -...