... hotels and public houses to chat informally with the customers. And in many other respects, too, he established himself as a dynamic personality willing to try new ideas and Dbreak mnew ground. This week-end Mr. Jenkinson makes a return visit to the town ...

... each presented with a rolled umbrella and a bowler hat by the Mayor of Blackpool at a reception on Tuesday of last week, and on Wednesday morning the party of Britons, more than 60 strong, flew from Blackpool Airport on the first lap of a 3.000 miles journey ...

... did quite a reasonable and satisfactory job of work. The full statistical story is as follows: played ~NO COMPLAINTS at all three, won one, drawn one, lost one, goals for 12, goals @pout this four-three defeat at against seven. C};grley on a s%n}r)iny ...

... The lift, normally a gmooth, efficiently humuning ‘uummaton. suddenly jammed between the first and second floor. And the ladies, ranging in age from 72 to 85, could not get out. That was on Tuesday night. | ‘ Help was soon at hand. A Iresident passing ...

... 25th, 1899, by the Rev. A. S. Hollinshead. Mrs. Richardson, a native of Walsden, Todmorden, served as a Sunday school teacher, while her husband was actively associated with the Y.M.C.A. All his working life, Mr. Richardson, who is a native ...

... Fence’s Institute Nears a Jubilee DO it yourself is no new thing, at least not so far as Pendleside is concerned. For 50 years ago plans were heing made for one of the most remarkable examples of selfhelp in the area, which is now within a long stone’s throw ...

... One of his fellow-passengers on the ship was a young boy called Winston Churehill, After a spell as a professional roller skater, Mr. Gradwell had the urge to travel again and moved to Canada in 1922 as a college physical training instructor. Three years ...

... Agison cricket protession rinidad and Tobago) who wa _ West Indies Government. He is chatting witl s the elder daughter of the well-knowr lard Jaques. and her husband Dr. A. %, % B it LI FhEaL R F RSN, | R T G R S S o g ,;:;:.:{:‘:;:}'}l{ o AR %2 £.t j 2 ...

... unofficially on some of the loneliest old people just to have a chat with them. During her service, she has drawn thousands of pensions, lit fires, assisted the old people by doing many a little job about the house, and has even borrowed ladders and climbed ...

... people from the church attended a youth rally held at Barnoldswick. On Monday evening students had a discussion with Sunday school teachers, and on Tuesday night two of them were at the institute joining in activities and chatting to the people present. The ...

... Health Committee, He referred to this in the course of a progress report on proposals for the extension of the home help service for aged people living alone. This Division’s scheme is in the nature of a pilot scheme. ** We are starting in Brierfield next ...

... Voluntary Service, the ambulance service and the RALC. A highlight of the exhibition, the first of its tvpe ever to be held in Colne, was a £l,OOO model of the Preston by-pass, / A woman has a chat — and sneak thief cashes in. Pu 1644 B. ...