... in Canada at 12 o'clock midnight just when the Americans on the other side of the border were beginning to celebrate Independence Day. She supposed that had an influence on her for she did not believe in joining up with Fife. She believed in taking the ...

... of mine put their seals to that document. only about five out of every hundred Scots know that 6th April is Scotland's Independence Day ? The best known words in that splendid document of human rights are no doubt: For so long as one hundred of us remain ...

... found life in Canada to his liking. He was married, not on Dominion Day, but on 4th July when U.S.A. neighbours celebrate Independence Day. He and his bride return to Canada this week. MORE ABOUT BIBLE THE reference to the Bible found in the house above Mr ...

... a-cooking ? Its \lmburzers and the cooks ire “boys” at the U.S.A. Naval Base at Edzell. They tertained 2,000 people at an Independence Day “at home ”. At times 300 people were in the quene for this treatincluding many Kincardine- Shire visitors, The Personnel ...

... Miss V. Milne (Brownies), Miss N. Reith (Guides) and Mrs R. Duncan (Trefoil Guild). Two Brownies gave an account of the Independence Day celebrations at Edzell, and a report on a visit by Guides to London, including a tour of the House of Commons accompanied ...

... elsewhere, including the “Food and Drink” hangar, where flags flanked two giant iced cakes. One bore a welcome to the Independence Day celebrations, and the other had a representation of the flag with white stars on a blue background and pink stripes. ...

... camera, and hundreds of pictures were taken for “the folks back home” to show how the Americans at Edzell spent their Independence Day four days after the rest of America. The thing that impressed me most was the supremely efficient way in which the whole ...

... They Queued For Hamburgers And Hot Dogs Independence Day Picnic At U.S. Base At Edzell ...

... and blue streamers floated from the lamp-standards. Also in red, white and blue was a notice above the entrance: *“ The Independence Day Picnic —Welcome”. And that wasn't just a platitude, I was struck by the friendliness and helpfulness of the many servicemen ...

... queue from the moment they went into action, and there were still queues four hours later. The occasion was the annual Independence Day picnic at the base, and the hangar marked *“Food and Drink” was what most of the visitors made for 2lmost as soon as ...

... pupils have given displays—always in aid of good causes—throughout the Mearns. The last time I saw one of them was at the Independence Day celebrations at the U.S. Navy Base at Edzell two years ago when Miss Freeman and some of her pupils delighted the crowd ...

... strange clothes and all that are viewed with misgivings. Cheer up -— Yyou've seen nothing yet. That view is based on Independence Day celebrations here. They began in brilliant sunshine in the main square with president, premier, bishop and ambassadors ...