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... remarkable growth of the Fire Guard in the burgh during the past twelve months. A year ago, ho said, the Fire Guard equipment in the burgh had consisted of six stirrup pumps. which were the property of the Town Council. Now the Fire ...
... Kastbouses Fire Chard was given in the Easthouses Institute Hall last Sunday. Mr John Bridges. Head Fire Guard. presiding. Nearly 50 men and women Fire Guards attended. The chairman paid special tribute to Mrs Marion Paterson. of Aberdeen, ...
... plane passing over Dalkeith and dropping bombs there might be a great many fires started all at once, That would be a serious state of matters and the members of the Fire Guard• deserved every credit for spending their spare time training themselves to ...
... al , allopted. Fire Prevention Iu a letter to the sit. Itivector T. It. Stirling. hoe Servitv Officer, stated that lie had again been requeoltall the Head and Fire Guards to make renewool application fur the provision of ladder. for Fire Ottani% in Ihdkcitlo ...
... Stirling. and practices cant' The Fire Guard had invited members of other ('ivil Defence services to the film show, with the result that there was a very representative and large gathering. Mr L. Lumsden. Head Fire Guard. presided. and said this was their ...
... playing thy• accompaniments. Mr Alex. Lawrie ails at the organ. GUARD APPOINTIIILNT. —al Horace Solidi. II 311iiirpark. Eskbank. Da!Keith. has heen appointed local Training Officer to the Fire Guard Service. As Training Officer. Mr Smith will he responsible ...
... explosive fire-bomb. By this he hopes to scale cB, or kill elf, the Fire Guards striving to eitinguieh the risme before it has got a hold. The Fire Guard stands between the bomber and the conflagration, so the enemy starts by trying to get ...
... to the Fire Guard. Experience has shown that fire can be one of the most serious (smsequenees of air attack and it is very necessary to have a strong and well trained force ready to deal with this aspect of air raids. The work of the Fire ...
... service as might he insessary in organising a fire guard within the burgh. The Provost asked if lima.. closely identified with the fire service appreciated all that was , involved. Mr T. bean. convener of the Fire Brigade Committee. replied that it wMS as ...
... rate'-1 J. Davis and 1). MeGregor, Bonnyrigi& School ; 2 T. Sommerville and R. Young. A.C.F. Relay rave (Home Guard and Fir• Guard) ---1 Fire Guard (R. Wood. A. Rae. A. Stark. H. Patterson. A.C.F., Bonnyrigg and Lasswade Schools-1 (R. Robbie. J. Walker, F ...
... 'l'lll. duties of M.C. nen. eapably undertaken by Mr R. Anderson. Fire Guard Staff Dance.—By arrangement with lnspei 4 tor Stirling. Fire Guard Staff Officer. the Gowkshill Fire Guard. No. Area. Newtongrange, ...
... large oat, pre-war ; oorpet sweeper with bag. Write No. 75 Advertise* Offioe. FUR tricycle, rooting borne. safely swing, fire guard, end child s smell chair. Offer* to A. CI Westfield Pit., Itskbank. LION Bale . — Bell tent, good 000ditioa ; sent.'. Raleigh ...