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1. For butter or for worse
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 26 October 2006A COUPLE whose relationship spread from a note inside a tub of margarine have celebrated 60 years of marriage.
2. ‘Attack was rash and ill-advised’
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 26 October 2006THE deputy headteacher of St George's has sprung to the defence of its headteacher who was criticised for grabbing the limelight in the battle to stop it shutting.
3. Mum in footsteps of beloved Sholeh
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 26 October 2006THE mother of Sholeh Rhodes, the UK's youngest full heart transplant patient who recently died, is to pay pilgrimage to Lourdes just as her daughter did after her transplant 17 years ago.
4. ‘Council to close school to save face’
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 26 October 2006A HEADTEACHER, fighting to save his school, believes its planned closure is to make sure the new multi-million pound Harrop Fold High School is not a financial embarrassment to the council.
5. City’s cutest crowned
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 26 October 2006LITTLE Leilha Lily Gordon has been crowned the cutest child in Salford.
6. Pal saves life of epileptic friend
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 26 October 2006A FRIEND of an epilepsy sufferer saved his pal's life after he suffered a major fit in the street.
7. Premature triplets beat the odds to come of age
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 26 October 2006TRIPLETS born seven weeks premature, two of whom battled serious illness to survive, have just celebrated their 21st birthdays together.
8. Punching above weight to save maternity unit
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 26 October 2006PLANS to shut maternity at Hope Hospital received the third largest number of written responses across the whole consultation area.
9. That's 'allot' of time tending your sprouts
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 19 October 2006A GREEN-fingered Salfordian who has worked the same allotment for more than 80 years is to star in a film about his life.
10. Yobs put young players at risk
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 19 October 2006AN ANGRY football coach is pleading with police to stop the boozing motorbike yobs who are scaring his young team.