Twin Town Diary
A record of visits and other events arising from the twinning of Oban
and Laurinburg.
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March 94 |
Oban High School teacher Tom Laurenson plus OHS students, Lisa MacKinnon and Nicola Meekin, visit Laurinburg, and are granted honorary citizenship of Scotland County. Lisa utters the first Gaelic words to be heard in Old Laurel Hill Church for over a century | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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May 94 |
First issue of 'Laurinburg News', an occasional Newsletter for OHS | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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July 94 |
Mr and Mrs Doug Stack pay a private visit | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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October 94 |
OHS teacher Miss Loiuse Meehan visits Laurinburg with 15 students. They are:
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November 94 |
SHS teacher Mrs M Wright and 12 students visit Oban Beacham MacDougald (Laurinburg) and Johnnie Robertson (Red Spings) visit Oban Laurinburg restaurateur Colin MacArthur arrives with his wife and son, and provides a US style pig picking' (barbecue) at Oban's November 5th fireworks display. Brett MacArthur celebrates his 21st birthday in Oban. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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December 94 |
Oban Old Parish Church and Old Laurel Hill Church (Laurinburg) share a watchnight service, courtesy of Oban FM personnel and equipment |