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Sangs That Sing Sae Sweit: A Scots poetry anthology to be savoured

THERE’S a fine poet named GF Dutton who’s not much heard of these days but whose poetry I’ve always valued ever since Andrew Greig, who was…

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The Right Chemistry: Getting to the root of gutta percha

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Appeal for former pupils who went to school in Hilltown area in June 1952

© DC Thomson Sheena Wellington. The hunt is on for any “Hulltoon Bairns” who went to school in the area in 1952, who can help honour a former city music teacher. In particular, city group, Friends of Wighton, want to hear from former Hilltown primary kids who remember taking part in a musical recording session that year. Speaking on behalf of the group, well-known Dundee folk singer Sheena Wellington said: “We are looking for Hulltoon Bairns – anyone who was at primary school in Dundee’s Hilltown area in June 1952. “During that month a city schoolteacher called William Montgomerie came along with a big tape recorder to record the songs and games played in the playground.”

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