... A CHAT After the girls had stopped for a chat viith the scissor grinder on the market. Mr E. Leyeridge. of Clti Lake. he said. Ird like to set a lot more of these about . . . There better than the mini skirt any day.- Though the hot pants ...

... A chat with Bill Skelton MY CHAT this week is with a man of the railroad, Mr Harry Theaker, definitely not a dreamer, but a man with both feet on the railroad in his time. Born on Sunday, January 16, 1904, in ...

... .. . a chat Members of the Government and senior airport ollicials observed the family mourning ordered by the Queen for Princess Arthur of Connaught. As the Queen Mother chatted with members of her crew. the Queen and Princess Margaret had an animated ...

... A CHAT He hoped some of them would come along in the future and chat with the residents on the seats they had provided. He said that the Guides had a record of service to the community during their 60 years that could not be beaten by anyone. | The Hon ...

... A CHAT .That was how it got its nickname of “Friendly Row,” the way neighbours would always be ready to sto.lp and have a chat, hen too there were the ...

... FOR A CHAT THE TALKING Car made a stop in thz Haverhill High Steet on its tour of Suffol towns to chat up the shoppers and passers by. Emblazened with the words “Stop That Thief” in red letters the car has been commissioned by Suffolk Police in ...

... the only one to get on a BA Hons Course taking her to Nottingham Polytechnic, from where she will be graduating in a couple of weeks. o In the meantime she has been on a student exchange course to New York, and last week, as a finale to her time in college ...

... A chat With Bill Shelton I HAD intended doing a only Americans wore helcorporate chat this week mets without fastening the based on people I met at the chin strap ! Nostalgia Evening in Horn- A cuic o b e ITSS, in my judgement. One can- ...

... A CHAT! their radios—battery. relay or electric. Application has to be made to 86. Bromley-common. Kent. Said Mr. W. T. Hinder, the secretary: No one is excluded from applying, providing they fall within the two categories. Even if there is a radio in ...

... “A CHAT” The signalman at Melton Junction, Mr. Frederick Alfred Peters, of 27 Queensway, Melton, said that shortly before the accident Mr. Brooks had brought to him a cap he had found on the line. They chatted for a few moments. There was ...

... A CHAT The its are not to he official and will consist mainly of just along. once or twice a week, and having a friendly chat. The volunteer helpers will also help by doing such things as the weekly shopping. Lady Mary, who lives at No. 74 ...

... A chat Fred's equipment for his task was quite He had a barrow a yellow painted, twowheeled wooden barrow. bearing the totters MCC, to denote it was county council property. The tools I recall him using IIV•I • • shovel, a broom. • ...