Renfrew.
Man with the hammer is Rangers star Bobby Russell who was invited to break open two gallon bottles containing more than £160 collected by customers of the Black Bull in Renfrew. One the left is Black Bull owner, Bill Carcary, a member of the Scottish Taverners, a group of pub owners, hoteliers and restaurateurs who donate cash to worthwhile Scottish charities. 1979.
In the NEWS 1974…
Perth Licensed Trade Association, were recently entertained to a film show and tasting by Bell’s in the City Mills Hotel, Perth. Seen pouring a dram for Mr. J. Campbell is Bell’s representative, Mr. J. Paterson. Other members are (left to right): J. Gibson (Central Bar), J. M. McDonald (Queen’s Bar), Mrs. Campbell (Burns Bar), J. Wheeler (Bee Bar), A. McIntyre (President of Perth L.T.A.), P. Dawson (advertising executive, Bell’s), Mrs. N. Brown (Palace Bar), Mr. R. Giulianotti (The Abbotsford), Mrs. McDonald and L. Gordon (south regional sales manager, Bell’s.) 1974.
Glendevon Castle, Glendevon, Perth..
To mark the first stage of an expansion programme, Mr Daniel McNee, of the Dungeon Bar at Glendevon Castle, where he had held the licence since 1966, had a marquee erected on a concrete floor beside the Dungeon for the holding of an opening night marquee dance and barbecue. 1971.
