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... TROPHY TO ABERDEEN UNIONIST PUBLIC SPEAKING FINAL SOUTH JUNIORS’ SUCCESS ABERDEEN SOUTH team, composed of three ladies, won the Spencer - Nairn Public Speaking Trophy at the Junior Unionist Week- End School in Perth on Saturday. The members of the team ...
... thousand men jor Aberdeen’s Territorial Army. Lieut.- Colonel J. K. Dunlop, Assistant Adjutant-General of the Territorial Army, speaking at the opening of the rally in the Music Hall on Monday, (“Weekly Journal” Copyright.) • ...
... be surprised if it came to an end sooner.” Lord Provost Mitchell, Aberdeen, ventured this bit of optimism on Monday when speaking at the opening of a Church canteen for Service men. ...
... practically the same last year. Engagements were few, but where there were changes the tendency was a slight increase. Generally speaking, the average wages were in the vicinity of 2/- per week above minimum rates. ...
... been chosen by headquarters with particular regard to the special requirements of the treacherous Aberdeenshire coast. • Speaking of the installation of radiotelephony in the lifeboat, he said it is proving valuable addition to the boat’s equipment. The ...
... ki and oi o f job o ‘ation t I orne d Priva a te can t ail,” si should tion of . “We’ ?richt kelly 'but it ...
... . legendary figure, the Prince Aoeideen last week, that root idea what cinema lacks being the importance of technique, i speaking later in the evening on the Mr Guthrie’s talks, with their mixture theatre and the cinema. Mr Guthrie, who of scholarship ...
... enthusiastic congratulation of Sir James Simpson on Saturday for their achievement in raising over £ll,OOO for hospitals. He was speaking at the season’s final whist tournament of the association in the Station Hotel. Continue in the way of welldoing,” said Sir ...
... need at the moment is women motor ambulance drivers. This was stated by Sergeant Kenneth Cole, of Aberdeen City Police, when speaking on Friday at the presentation of awards to those who successfully completed the courses in first-aid and A.R.P. work arranged ...
... two Scotsmen had formed a St Andrew’s society, the two Irishmen had killed each other, and the two Englishmen were not on speaking terms because they had not been introduced. This amusing little story was told to Aberdeen Business and Professional Club ...
... there. Sir Murdoch will speak at Banchory on Friday, and on the same evening Mrs Macdonald will address meetings on the Mearns coastside. Mr James Scott, former Liberal M.P. for the constituency, will also come north to speak at Stonehaven next Wednesday ...
... diploma ; Sheila MacDiarraid, Isabel M'Haffie, and Jessie Eegg, certificates of merit. Speaking of Scots verse—Emily Robb, Ist place and certificate merit Public speaking—Women Graduates Team— Isabel Anderson. Lilias Cameron, and Susanna Pratt. 2nd place ...