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Treasure Trove Nursery
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Treasure Trove Nursery is a Private school located in Glasgow. The Manager is Margaret Greenhorn.
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Treasure Trove Nursery 19 Hatfield Drive, Glasgow, Glasgow City, G12 0YE
0141 357 6040
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- Type: Private
- Manager: Ms Margaret Greenhorn
- Gender: Co-ed
- Total on roll: 29
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Bandera tennis serves up good results in Uvalde tournament
By Brady Keane BCC Contributor
The Bulldog and Lady Bulldogs tennis teams competed at the Uvalde tournament last weekend, bringing home a lot of success across multiple divisions. The tennis players brought home six top 10 finishes in the early season tournament, and will look to build off the successful weekend moving forward towards district.
On the Lady Bulldogs' side of the tournament, Abbey Jones won second place in the main draw in the girls singles competition, and Marissa Godbey won the consolation draw. Also competing for the first time at the varsity level was freshman Kalee Schoonmaker in the girls singles division.
The Bulldogs tennis players were able to rack up several top awards in the tournament as well, as Bobby Nolan and Jonathan Stockdale got third and fourth place respectively in the boys singles division, while the boys doubles team of Nathan Acord and Wyatt Evans got sixth place and the freshman doubles team of Gunnar Gard and Jacob Williams got tenth.
Both the boys and girls tennis teams will continue their preparation for the district tennis tournament with several more meets in the coming month.
Today, the teams travel to Canyon Lake with game times beginning at 4:15. The teams will next travel to the River Hills Country Club in Kerrville on March 4 for a Duel Match with Medina. The district tennis meet will be held March 27 and 28.
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Santa Cruz Player of the Month (Jan)
Vital Blackburn's most recent Poll asked you "Player of the Month for January?" We voted in favour of Roque Santa Cruz.
After winning the Forward of the Month poll by a country mile Santa Cruz JUST scoops the overall Player of the Month poll also with 39%, this saw him narrowly edge out David Bentley who finished as the runner-up with 34%.
The rest were much the same as each other, although Brett Emerton (10%) did stand out from the rest.
So in summary
David Bentley - 34%
Matt Derbyshire - 7%
David Dunn - 5%
Brett Emerton - 10%
Brad Friedel - 5%
Roque Santa Cruz - 39%
With the Player of the Month for January out of the way, the Goal of the Month for January will come soon, but first the current poll inspired by The Rovers Players is asking, "Rovers Man of the Match v Everton?"
As for what you think, cast your vote and why not have your say on the latest polls findings.
Do you have an idea for a poll? Submit it by clicking here!
NOT REGISTERED TO VITAL BLACKBURN? WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR! Register by clicking here.


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The North American based automaker Ford has recently released the first details with the 1.5 liter EcoBoost powered 2014 Fusion.
Ford's new EcoBoost engine will replace the current 1.6 liter EcoBoost with its 178 BHP but it will develop a higher torque figure, of 249 Nm (184 lb-ft), from 2,500 rpm. The unit in question has an aluminum bloc and head with twin independent camshaft timing and it is 1.5 liters in displacement, producing a total output of 178 BHP (133 kW) at 6,000 rpm and it has a peak torque of 240 Nm (177 lb-ft), available between 1,500 and 4,500 rpm.
The carmaker didn't announce any fuel economy figures on this unit for the moment and it says that if you prefer the previous 1.6 liter EcoBoost, this will still become available, along with the six-speed manual transmission. The brand new Ford 1.5 liter EcoBoost engine, which will power the 2014 Ford Fusion, will be produced at the company's plant in Craiova, Romania. Besides these two engines, the 2014 Fusion will also receive a 2.5L 175 HP unit, along with a 2.0 liter EcoBoost, which is good for 240 HP.


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Author's diverse background makes for exciting cuisine
Readers of this column already know that I love any cookbook written by Tessa Kiros. With a Greek-Cypriot father, a Finnish mother and a Russian great-great grandmother, London-born Tessa Kiros was born into a family with diverse culinary backgrounds. When Kiros was four years old, she moved with her family to South Africa and when she was 18, began traveling to learn about the cuisines and cultures of other places such as Australia, Greece and Mexico. Kiros' experiences come to life through her cookbooks' recipes and through the numerous reminiscences about the people and places she cares for. All of Kiros' cookbooks, "Twelve," "Falling Cloudberries: A World of Family Recipes," "Apples for Jam," "Piri Piri Starfish," Venezia: Food and Dreams" and the soon to be released "Food from Many Greek Kitchens" contains the brilliant photography of Manos Chatzikonstantis. The photographs are as inspiring as they are beautiful and it's easy to get lost in them again, and again and again. If you embark on any of Kiros' recipes, do purchase the freshest ingredients possible, especially as it relates to the produce. With many foods coming into season, check your neighborhood farm stand first. It's fun giving local food a foreign flare and Kiros' recipes can get you started, fast.
Denali ditches pipeline; BP-ConocoPhillips venture doesn't secure support
JUNEAU -- One of two companies planning to build major natural gas pipelines in Alaska has dropped its bid, saying Tuesday that it didn't secure the support necessary to justify going forward with its project.
Kenai to consider $13.3 mil budget
Kenai's City Council will consider a $13.3 million budget Wednesday night that reflects only a few changes from city administration's original proposed budget.
3 dead, 2 missing in Cook Inlet
ANCHORAGE -- Coast Guard rescue crews responding to a report of four missing clam diggers southwest of Kalgin Island discovered the bodies of two men more than 1,700 yards from the beach at Polly Creek on the west side of Cook Inlet Tuesday.
Fire still not allowed
Permitted open burning and burning in barrels remains suspended on the Kenai Peninsula until further notice, according to a Alaska Division of Forestry announcement Monday.
Announcement renews AGIA gas pipeline debate
JUNEAU -- Tuesday's announcement that a company is scrapping plans to build a major natural gas pipeline in Alaska has renewed the debate over whether a line is viable or the state is chasing a mere pipe dream.
Area projects make budget
Called into special session last month by Gov. Sean Parnell, the 27th Alaska State Legislature finally came to a close late Saturday night. Legislators, including Sen. Gary Stevens, R-Kodiak, and Rep. Paul Stevens, R-Homer, returned to their homes over the weekend after passing a $3.2 billion capital budget.
Reading Runes: Kenai man shares the magic
Up Kenai's windy Strawberry Road an ancient rune master lives in a cozy, cedar cabin.
Company abandoning pipeline project in Alaska
JUNEAU -- A company is dropping its bid to build a major natural gas pipeline in Alaska, saying it didn't get the agreements necessary to justify continuing. Denali-The Alaska Gas Pipeline made the announcement Tuesday.
Birds, birders flock to Kenai
Visitors have started flocking to the central Peninsula for the annual Kenai Birding Festival this weekend.
Danielle Lynn Cunningham (Montgomery)
Danielle Lynn Cunningham (Montgomery) on May 1, 2011, met her untimely death at the age of 36.
John 'Jack' Griffel
John "Jack" Griffel, age 73, of Albert City, Iowa died Tuesday, May 3, 2011 at his home.
Patrick M. Maltby
Patrick M. Maltby died Thursday, May 12, 2011, at the Atlantic Healthcare Center, in Vero Beach, Fla. He was 71.
Sports Brief: SoHi baseball tops Homer
The Soldotna baseball team defeated host Homer 26-7 in five innings in Northern Lights Conference action Monday. The Stars improve to 2-3 in the league and 3-8 overall.
Sports Brief: SoHi softball tops Skyview
The Soldotna softball team defeated Skyview 12-0 in 3 1-2 innings Monday in Northern Lights Conference action at Guy and Judy Hayes Field in Soldotna. SoHi is now 7-6 overall and 5-1 in the league.
Sports Brief: Kenai Central baseball earns 1st victory
A 12-run fifth inning sparked the Kenai Central baseball team to its first win in program history on Tuesday, 18-8 at Homer in Northern Lights Conference action.
Sports Brief: Mariners softball upends Kardinals, 13-4
Brooke DeVaney went 4-for-4 with three RBIs and two runs, Lauren Cashman went 2-for-4 with three RBIs and two runs and the host Homer softball team defeated Kenai Central 13-4 in Northern Lights Conference action Tuesday.
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