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WOOD HILDA IRIS On the 18th December 2014, peacefully at Dumfries Infirmary, in the presence of her family, Hilda Iris Wood nee Litterick of Auchencrieff Road, Dumfries, beloved wife of the late Leonard (Twig), adored and much loved mother of Junior, Iris, Ian & Joy, devoted nana and great nana and a loving mother-in-law, sister, sister-in-law, aunt and friend to many.

He said: \"An old wartime left-hand drive Willys Jeep came on to the estate and my father attached wooden blocks to the pedals and gave me lessons off-road. I could drive by the time I was seven.\" Mr [Duncan MacRae] can well remember the hairy trip back from Glasgow where he bought his first car - the Consul. \"There were no tyre tread regulations or MoTs in those days and the bald tyres were screeching on every corner,\" he said. The worst? A sporty rear-engined Renault Dauphine which had a habit of \"losing it\" on the twisty Highland roads.

Trustees were unanimously in favour of a recommendation made by Duncan MacRae, a retired director of trades for the Ministry of Education, about how the district could prepare high school students for a trades career. MacRae recommended expanding Career Technical Centre programs to provide students with access to most of TRU's trades and technology programs. This would include choosing a specific school to host these programs as a joint-use facility. Because of the number of trades programs it already offers, MacRae said NorKam secondary would be well suited for the task. \"This is not small change,\" MacRae said. \"In regard to the equipment, I believe the trades sector would be forthcoming to help out, with matching dollars coming from Victoria.\"

[Duncan MacRae], famous for his rendition of A Wee Cock Sparra and as television's first Para Handy, died in 1967.

H. Gillespie, tel: 01698 384289Sara, tel: 0141 637 9029LOOKING for Alexandrina Maxwell Smith Clark, born March 10, 1945.

A LIFE on the ocean wave for me Actor [Duncan Macrae], seen here in Para Handy, was one of Scotland's finest stars of stage and screen. SHIPSHAPE: Duncan Macrae, left, in TV series Para Handy

\"I just don't know what I'll do now he's gone. You never expect your child to die. I just thought he'd be around forever.\" \"Then suddenly he fell forward and said, 'Dad I think I'm going to faint'. Those were the very last words he said to me. \"He died at the house. I am so glad I was there at the last minute, that he wasn't alone. He didn't die in pain and he was at home with his dad.\"

Devoted [Duncan Macrae], who gave up HGV driving to care for his only child after his wife died, said: \"[Martin Glazier-Macrae] died knowing I loved him more than anything, and I know he loved me too. I just don't know what I'll do now he's gone. You never expect your child to die. I just thought he'd be around forever.\" \"Then suddenly he fell forward and said, 'Dad I think I'm going to faint'. Those were the very last words he said to me. \"Martin was pronounced dead at the hospital, but I am sure he was already gone. He died at the house. I am so glad I was there at the last minute - that he wasn't alone. He didn't die in pain and he was at home with his dad.\"

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The name is more than just a \"terrible pun,\" explains Evan Willms. \"The state of the empty mind is our goal,\" he said. He and partner Duncan MacRae's flagship product, Sprout, is designed to deliver articles of interest to clients based on their own preferences. \"What we're really offering is sort of an info-tainment,\" said Willms. \"We're trying to pull things that you're not going to find any other way, so it could be a New York Times article (or) on the other hand, it equally could be an indepth blog posting from someone you've never heard of ... We're not replacing things like your daily newspaper or your trade-specific magazine because those are very topically focused and we're drawing from a much bigger pool.\"