David de Mello   13/Apr/2002:04:48:00 I miss the three towns alot, except when I see the Temp at Prestwick. I'm living in Papua New Guinea at the moment, volunteering for the VSO, teaching kids how to be mechanics. The temp never goes below 28 degrees here, which sounds brilliant, but as human nature would have it! I wish I was somewhere colder sometimes. Just had a thought, If all us x saltconians went back home, I wonder how much bigger the place would be?   Sharon Dishner   08/Apr/2002:23:10:51 I was born Sharon Cummings in Kilwinning, grew up in Stevenston. Attended Hayocks Primary until Primary 7 (Miss Cuthbertsons class), moved around 1976. After living in Kilmaurs, Irvine, and Hallglen, emigrated to the US. Have greatly enjoyed this website, all the photos and memories. Now live in Virginia, with my husband and two daughters. Would love to hear from some old schoolmates. :-)   Ian Clarkson   08/Apr/2002:20:49:52 I have just heard about the Kyleshill Reunion on 28th May, and looking for more info. I was there from 1952 till 1959, and my favourite teacher was Miss Kenyon. I was at Kyleshill when it was burned down and went to Auchenharvie. I now live in Irvine, but my roots are in Saltcoats. Ian Clarkson   DAVE CARSWELL   02/Apr/2002:19:49:09 Hi everyone my father Robert was from Saltcoats (Glebe street)I was born in Irvine christened in Ardrossan but my family moved south while i was a small child I love to visit the 3 towns even though ive lived away nearly all my life ! Iam very proud of my Scottish roots -&- have wonderfull memories of Ardrossan as a child(school holidays)I now live in Scunthorpe nth lincs be nice to hear from anyone who lives near me! Best wishes to all ! DAVE CARSWELL   Andrew Mackay   01/Apr/2002:21:43:38 Hi, My name is Andrew Mackay, I was born and grew up in Ardrossan, lived in Princess St.and Rowanside Terrace.Attended Winton and Egligton schools from about 1944 to 1955. I left Scotland in 1961 for England. Emigrated to Canada in 1962,moved to California 1969 and lived near San Diego since then. Would very mouch like to hear from anyone from school or generally from the old days. Andrew.   Marilyn   30/Mar/2002:11:25:26 Hi threetowners..does anybody remember a family of Millers who left the area in the 1950's and went to live in Sydney?? The mother was Lizzie [nee Robertson]What about an Andrew Robertson born about 1920 in the Saltcoats area or Stevenston? Both families connected with Robertsons Fish Shop and the Murray family. Andrews mother died young and he may have been bought up by other family   Valerie Howie   12/Mar/2002:23:10:29 Hello to all who remember me. Left Auchenharvie A 1979. Amazed to see primary school pictures of me on site. BLAST FROM THE PAST.Been married now for nearly 23 years and have a twenty two year old son. WOW where did all that time go.Life is Fantastic. Will need to look out the old photo's. take care val x x x   BETH BROWN   11/Mar/2002:19:53:22 Hi to all, any one who remembers me please get in touch ardrossan academy,1963.   gilbert (gibby) Mont   11/Mar/2002:18:57:31 Hi to all would like to here from any one who remembers me from school. First time on site, nice to see the old school pic.   ELIZABETH ANNE McMIC   11/Mar/2002:16:50:05 Hello Everyone, Went to St Andrews Academy 1979-1983, stayed in Stevenston till got married, now in Kilwinning. Married Steven McMichael who went to Hayocks, Auchenharvie then moved to England. Great Website! Great to see the "old town" seen some relations along the way! Would be great to see more school photos of "our years" if anyone's got any. Passing this website onto sister-in-law, Andrea McMichael who is in one of the old photos! She'll love to see it I'm sure!!!   E.Adamson   07/Mar/2002:17:44:41 Hi Folkes just found the threetowners a couple of months ago great stuff Hugh was not interested in the computer until now . My name was Eunice Anderson married to Ian Adamson from Saltcoats I worked in Murchies at winton st. Ian for Gibson bricklayer ,wondered if anybody remembered that far back we have been in Canada for the last 45 years Toronto Would love to here from anyone who remembers us old folks all the best Eunice -&- Ian Adamson