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... Inkster. Greenfield; Mr and Mrs Mackay. Cruesday. and Miss Mowat. S9urin Schoolhouse. Special prizes for the sports from Mrs D. Wilson. Sjo Brekka Mrs Craigie. Howlett and Mrs Grieve. Westneas. are also gratefully acknowledged. To those ladies Who gave gifts ...
... Desert Lt. D. Wi.. M.cArtb Canines Story of African Tear Lt. D. Wilson MacArthur, H.N.V.11., well known sea story writer at present stationed at Kirkwall Naval Bee., delighted a large audience of Servicemen and civilians at last Weduesday's meeting of ...
... ing as well as sympathy the two women who were drowned on t he lith of May 1685. Possibly Margaret MacLauchlan and Marga ret Wilson were fanatics, but they show ed that courage and independence of spirit w' hich Scotland always admires, and, unhike t heir ...
... important chief, the missionary had to stand over his grave at the burial. in order to prevent his wives and slaves from being killed and buried with him, so as to minister to him is the other world. Rut the light of the Gospel spread. the darluesin recede& ...
... steamer, and the fifteenth a small British motor vessel. - The small motor ship and four of the trawlers were sunk. Two men were killed and siz were injured in all. Seven neutral ships—as coMrasted with three British—were lost throogn Nazi mine warfare in the ...
... of Seven Children Killed in North Raid Fifteen civilian deaths and the same number injured—that was the toll of a G e rma n bomber's snack on a town in Northern Scotland last Monday. Seven of the dead were children, some of them killed while at play on ...
... for purposes of this kind? With regard to the safety of tine civil population, we are killing on the roads of our country twice the number of people as were killed in pre-war months. due very largely to increased traffic dengees after dark. The presence ...
... The subject for discuss!oig was: Is disappointment in love or loss of fortune harder to bear!The first speaker was Miss Wilson. M.X., Finstown, who put the case for loss of fortune being the greater evil in a vciy able paper, quoting many illustrations ...
... to present contlitiosn, procured as a treat for them. SNOW Killed M *o;l'slot—information was received in Shetland last weekend that Sapper J. Gordon Irvine, Royal Engineers. had been killed -at Burray, Orkney, on the Wednesday previous, as the result ...
... campaign against the rat population of St Ole. In fourteen nights recently, on the farms of Cnintit and Upper Scapa, they killed a total of 202 rate. Neer Swasisr.—Tile new vessel of Cue North of Scotland Company to operate on the Shetland North Isles ...
... not be done without the use of a pressure cooker. It, is pointed out that certain bacteria which occur in vegetables are not killed except by intense heat, such as could be generated only in pressure cookers, and that these bacteria withstand the amoont ...
... civilians with stories of the early days of the Toc II movement. Tubby deputised as speaker for the evening in place of Lt. D. Wilson Ilacarthur, ILN.V.R, the well-known sea.story writer, who was to have continue() the account •.1 his motor tour from England ...