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... Edinburgh, the worlds largest mobile restaurant, a van built to the design of Mr John Hall, well-known Kirkcaldy and Edinburgh caterer. The van, which intended for use at Highland Gatherings and similar large outdoor-functions, can dispense 2000 cups tea an hour ...
... Burghs, concluded his address with the exhortation: “I appeal you to free Scotland and to let us march forward to abundant and expanding prosperity. Let us march forward, proud in our independence generous in our prosperity. It is now Scotland. who must ...
... Wttjhr fit I. Christie. P. L. T M. Ura.-. J. Wright and Mr J. M. Mitchell, M SCOTLAND’S PLACE IN WORLD National Party Address “Scotland’s place in the world,” was the subject of, an interesting address given by Mrs Mary Dott, Edinburgh, National Secretary ...
... throughout the weightlifting world as the Scottish wonder boy,” Phil Caira. Kirkcaldy, will participate in the England v. Scotland international weight-lifting match to be held in the Pathhead Hall on February 3. England is represented by Syd Harrington ...
... many years she led the industrial world. Then came the wars, we could not feed ourselves, therefore we had to buy food and course the raw materials required for manufacturing. Instead taking gold on investment it paid us to take food and raw materials. ...
... opportunity to call attention to the Fund and a method by which contributions to can be made? The Fund is means by which ail of us in this country can wtprcss our thanks to our kinsmen and friends overseas for the vast total of their food Kifts— amounting ...
... Awards.— Ena Fanner, 10 years of age. Dunfermline, who won the Hynd Cup for the second year in succession at the recent Thornton Highland Games, was awarded the Fife Championship Cup at Inverkeithing Games on Saturday, and Shona Foy Kirkcaldy, gained ...
... already vindicated its institution. and had earned the envv of libra rianship throughout »he world. THE HIGHER LEVELS have emphasised the higher levels in the use of books,” he added “but I must say a word upon its intensely human and not less important ...
... held appointments in England and, latterly, in Edinburgh. Show Awards.— Trophy winners at Kirkcaldy Domestic Rabbit Club table show on Saturday were: Members’ Cup. A. Lightfoot. Markinch; Juvenile Cup, Jack Naim. Kirkcaldy; Pen Cup Fund. A. S. Mclntosh ...
... ~111 I:.V CKO JJTVINC. M r \. UY >a i:o.\ Min !*ter Rev .lOHN K. A RTtK -BAPTISM AI SLR VICK Living Congregation-Us World-Vitw, Thv Kinancial Statement copies available. p.m.- Ini ted Servu*e Normaud Hoad Tnilcd Free Church. I—Dramatic Concert ...
... necessary to meet the needs of England’s foreign policy, and not enough attention to consumer goods and agricultural produce for the home market, so necessary to safeguard the Scottish people from the vicissitudes of a world slump.” The matters joint concern ...
... Regarding Christmas and the world, he said that a stable world order could not bo achieved through vindictiveness and ill-will, but only on the basis of goodwill. This was the only Way they could build a superstructure of world organisation. Votes of thanks ...