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... follow—Club Championship (Dr. Sra th Cup) Harold Irvine; runner-up, Mr Andrew Dickson: President’s Bowls, Mr .1. R. Ballantyne. runner-up, Gordon Stocks Cup, Mr .1. C. Mitchell; runner-up, Mr G. S. Wemyss; Spears Cup, Mr J. S. Ballautyne; runner-up, Air ...
... yarn using powerful, screaming jetpropelled pieties as its background, the picture shows Bogart as a daredevil teat-pilot with a chip on hie shoulder. Providin the love interest is beautiful g _ Eleanor Parker cast as a Red Cross girl in England, who ...
... realise at Robson Lowe’s London auction rooms. this case the stamps are foreign ones used abroad and they include a large number of rarities. Philatelists all over the world arc showing themselves all agog with interest in the phenomenal collection this veteran ...
... who is sure to welcome it with joy and gratitude and to send to friends England, where interest in the Hebrides is almost as great as it is north of the Border. G. H. B The world’s tallest man, Ted Evans of Englefield Green, Surrey, whose height is 9 ...
... 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 ...
... respected wherever be went; Always thoughtful. willing and kind; A beautiful memory has left behind. —lnserted by John, England. He lives with us in memory still, Not lust today, but always will. God's greatest gift—Remembrance. —lnserted by Mime. Bobbie and ...
... help us to get them. Sooner or later they will realise that thev will not be able have the luxury of a dispute with their neighbours, because unless we do something about Scotland now there will be no Scotland left. you want to change the world,” concluded ...
... evening in an atmosphere described “disgraceful rowdyism” which caused damage to the beautiful hall. It is understood that the use of the Younger Hall was only granted under certain stringent conditions, which, however, are usual precautionary measures when ...
... could be used to purchase books. Later Acts removed that restriction and raised the limit to ono penny in the €. Later still, but not until 19*20, in Scotland, the rate rose to three pence in the I*. That is our permitted rate today. England and Wales ...
... plb'rimaee After civinc his blessing, the Pope proved he held Scouting In high esteem bv coming over to us immediately He was on the point talking some of us when some enthusiast the back began shout Long live the Pope. The Holy Father could do nothing but ...
... presented the trophies to the winners most events at the area children’s sports held during the summer: Drummond Cup (girls)—Jean Martin; McKenzie Cup (boys)—Marshall Drummond. The Provost extended congratulations to the winners their splendid achievements the ...