It was a hair-raising experience for a number of people across Mid Argyll when they went for a not-so-quiet drink at Lochgilphead’s Argyll Hotel –and lost their hair in the process as they went head to head with a razor in aid of the Rainbow Valley charity.
The charity aims to fulfil the vision of cancer-victim Johanna MacVicar,who died in 2005,and create a centre of refuge where people affected by cancer can go for advice and support.
See the Argyllshire Advertiser,May 10 2013 and on line at www.argyllshireadvertiser.co.uk/digital for the full story and two pages of photos from fund-raising events around the area.
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