... ceremony at Easter. Arrangements are in the hands of Mr. F. Morena, of the Infantile Paralysis Fellowship. FIRST VENTURE Speaking to a Worthint, Gazette reporter yesterday be said that it was the first venture of Ws kind, and if successful siker betels ...

... 451 and the Corporation's houses, plus services, are worth nearly E 1.000.000 The 133 printed pages of Nairn is the abstract speak in millions bet do not overlook the odd pounii. In the aggregate balance-. heet the overall figure accounted for by the Borough ...

... the Library and Museum Committee to the Town Council to-morrow. Prepared by the Librarian, Mr. L. M. Bickerton. the report speaks et the great need for more floor space for the Central Library. Chino! statistics the report states No douot in Worthing ...

... that it was not as nice a shelter as he would like to see, Coun. H. D. Steele said it was not as flimsy as suggested. Also speaking in favour of the shelters were Coun. Mrs M. F. Cale, Coun. 1-1. L. Frampton. Ald. H. J. T. Brackley and Coun. C. G. (Wand ...

... festival of their own. (It may or may not have been significant that Coun. W. H. Hancock was reported in this instance as speaking of teachers and not head teachers). Would not a non-competitive festival equally interfere with the curriculum? Are ...

... type. Sites were selected after a complete tour of the town by the Sub-Committee which had considered the shelter question. Speaking of the advertising on the shelters be said the concrete type had advertisements in one long strip, while in the recommended ...

... goad can. Ma. 14 / 10 -.—Apply after d p. 11. time-rd.. Wortfung 30 WED CYCLE BARGAINS • Gum. Wigs. Prices from 311:- 3 Speak front Wall WEST STRUT ...

... Minima Massa that CApaneiliers hod bees threatened with sweleetiow ratepayers' amelatisaa. Alderman Mason: Surely we can speak the truth. Councillor H. D. Steele said although the shelters were not as nice as he had hoped, he did not think they were ...

... saw a Council doing anything which was wrong in law or against the interests of the people incorporated. it was up to him to speak up and say so. and snap his lagers at the consequences. NO POLITICS It was not laid down that he must be a lawyer, but most ...

... to vote than in 1945. They are gearing up now and are ready for action. Our new prospective candidate, Mr Duchin, will be speaking in all wards. We shall be putting up a very effective campaign this time. The adoption meeting will be at the Labour Hall ...

... being put forward Meetings will be arranged for every ward and the Brigadier will speak at as many as possible. Mrs Prior-Palmer will also be doing a good deal of speaking. There are plans, too, for cottage meetings. The candidate will visit various ...

... Division Conservative Association, at the annual meeting of Selden Ward branch at Lyndhurst-road School on Friday. He was speaking in the absence of Brigadier 0. L. Prior-Palmer, D. 5.0., M.P., who could not attend because of a car breakdown some miles ...