... Our rising rates THE constant and steady rise in retails one of the most trying problems with which those engaged in our municipal life have to grapple. On the one hand we have the Government sponsored drive against inflation, fortified by clarion calls ...

... Congregational Church fought against ever rising costs was expressed by Mrs J. Little, Carlisle, when she opened the annual Easter Fair in the Congregational School Hall, on Thursday afternoon. FIGHTING RISING COSTS All — over the country churches were ...

... Outings in search of trout at Easter By Black Nymph `PART from a decided lack • of water in the rivers, con,l, ais have been extremely , Ant for the many anglers !.o have sallied forth for FaAer outings in search of trout. Warm weather and sunshine hgve ...

... for the Easter recess, their last time at the old school. The new building is nearing completion. NOTES FOR FARMERS ON FEEDING CROPS Continued tram last week OF all the root crops potatoes respond best to generous manurial treatment, and in addition to ...

... POTTS-DODD Married at the Presbyterian Church Penrith. on Easter Monday. were Mr Tom Baxter Potts, son of Mr and Mrs H. Potts. 31 Wetheriggs Rise, Penrith, and Miss Ealcy Isobel Dodd, daughter of Mr and Mrs T. Dodd, Town Head Farm, Penruddock. The ceremony ...

... president: and Mrs G. Armstrong, treasurer. Why the co risen 1 PENRMI Rural Council's protest at their last meeting about the rise in the county precept has brought a reply from the Clerk to the County Council. At Tuesday's meeting of the Rural Council. ...

... Centenary Church on Good Friday morning. The Rap- ti it minister. the Rev. Colin Ett.berts, was the preacher, and he gave an Easter address. Mrs W. Wharton was the organist. Death of Mrs M. Capstick, Tebay The death occurred on Thursday of Mrs Mary Margaret ...

... Another blow THE vicious circle is DOI, turning more and more Penrithians began their Easter holiday—if thee, could afford one—under the cloud of an eighteenpence rise in their rates. Ratepayers thought a rate of £1 in the £ grim enough. What will they ...

... FORS LIMITED TOURS LIMITED ift'LLO CHILDREN: I expect .111,iat during the last few loos you will all have had lots lots of Easter eggs. They te em to get bigger and betterdetorated each year, but I usagme it will take you no time at all to eat them. I ...

... ftior Observer hat TOM Very often pictures of chickens appear on Easter cards, or imitation ones are added to the Easter.egg. I thought it would be appropriate, therefore, in this Easter issue to print this picture of some lovely little chicks investigating ...

... on leave over Easter, a fortnight after they Joined the R.A.P. on National Service, ware two Penrith lads—Maurice Chapelhow, 18-year-old son of Mr and Mrs J. Chapelhow, Holmeriggs Avenue, and Harvey Ask.ns, aien 18, of Wetherrigg. Rise. Both were schcol ...

... for your Easter holiday during the next lew days and I expect you are all looking forward to it. Your next term takes you into the Summer months and those of yeu who enjoy the outdoor pones of this season will be getting in some practice. Easter is the ...