There was a large turnout at Anton House Work Centre, in Broughty Ferry yesterday afternoon, to hear Jimmy Spankie of Grampian TV perform the official opening ceremony of the house's open week.Mr Spankie was presented with a tray made by Mr John Brown, assistant in the Work Centre.
The open week is being held in conjunction with Dundee Community for Sheltered Activities Disabled Week
To start the week off, the centre held a sale of work. Visitors also had the chance to have their signatures preserved for posterity in a rather unusual way, by signing, for a fee of 50 pence, a table cloth.
Once completed, the table cloth will be embroidered and hung up in Anton House.
A safe was forced open and a sum of money stolen in a weekend raid on Lorne Street Market, Lochee.
The break-in happened between 6 pm on Saturday and 5.15 pm on Monday 6th March. Thieves gained entry by climbing a ladder to a first-floor window, breaking it, and climbing through.
Also stolen was a quantity of cigarettes from a lockfast stall in the market.
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Police in Dundee yesterday received sixty-two 999 calls and made twenty-seven arrests - Friday 3rd March, 1978
A Dundee man found playing a guitar in the street shortly before 2 am last Sunday was fined £40 by Sheriff Cox at Dundee yesterday.
Mr B (20), Carnegie Tower, Alexander Street admitted that on the road outside the Hong Kong Restaurant, Seagate, he stole an electric guitar valued at £60.
Police heard voices and went to investigate. They saw a group of men go into a nearby lane. The police went there and found Mr B playing the guitar.
Mr B told Sheriff Cox he had been drinking. He said he found the guitar on the pavement outside the cinema in Seagate.
Sheriff Cox ordered the fine to be paid at £5 weekly.
Mr M (23), Drumlanrig Place, Mid Craigie who caused a disturbance in a Dundee discotheque after he had lost his cloakroom ticket, was fined £20 at the District Court yesterday.
Mr M admitted that on Saturday, in Teazer's, Union Street, he knocked articles off the cloakroom counter, attempted to jump over it and committed a breach of the peace.
Dear Sir,
Could I use your columns to say how I and many others appreciated the breakdown of our TV service on Friday. We passed the evening by going to the village school to listen for 3 hours to more talented artistes than we could have heard on TV.
The same faces could be seen in the audience, plus many more, at Saturday's performance of the same artistes.
ABC - Rollercoaster - George Segal, Richard Widmark
Odeon - Star Wars
Regal, Broughty Ferry - March or Die - Gene Hackman & Terence Hill
Victoria - New York, New York - Lize Minnelli, Robert de Niro
Victoria - Kid Galahad - Elvis
Victoria - Zoltan, Hound of Dracula
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Dundee heat of Miss Scotland 1978
Wednesday 8th March
First prize valued at £4,000
Heat prizes £30, £10, £5
Entry forms available from the above address
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