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... League promotions by the trough Council; not the hard work put into them by “Bill Rains and bis colleagues of the Western Section. The race starts In Brighton on August Sunday and the first stage follows the usual route to London. The next two dally races ...
... at Manor Hall, Clifton, March 14, at -045 a.m. Dundry welcomed to the party guests from Backwcll and Norton Malreward. The fun of the evening began with entertaining and hilarious games arranged by Miss Stock and Mrs Richard Russell. It was good to see ...
... Clarke. Upton-on- Sevem, P. R. Bradley. Bristol Final (Section one onlyi G. W’. Aldridge, Cheltenham, P. Bicknell Melksham, J. D Newman. Bristol. I. M. Rouse, Cheltenham. A. V. Rowe Taunton. Final (Section two only): C. S Crabb. Bridgwater. J. R. Langford ...
... helpful talk and demonstration was given by Mrs Wilson, of Taunton, on “Household Jobbery.” After refreshments there was a “fun and games half hour.” The monthly competition was for a bowl home-grown bulbs and was judged by Mr and Mrs Wilson. Easton-in-Gordano ...
... peopl* out to see tne fun. There was not the slightest doubt as to the integrity of Alderman Matthews but in view of Labour opposition thought they should seek another name whicn would have the unanimous support of all sections ot the Council. Alderman ...
... HAPPY FACES Kingswood Community Association sports (children's section), at the Douglas Sports Ground, yesterday TROLLEY BUS PIONEER DIES IN BRISTOL World Patents Held in His Name The Bristol man in v.hose name are held the world patents for electric ...
... gusto, while the same lorry, another section portrayed the marked contrast of Christina Home. ’ Thousands lined the main streets watch the traditional procession march with massed bands to Kingswood Park where fun-fair was to session. The 1950 Temperance ...
... of '' Boheme.” The characters did not really come to life, and made little appeal to tbs emotions In addition, the string section proved much too powerful for the principals, and It was not until th«* last act that there was consistent balance. The principal ...
... volumes, is the current “Book of the Week” exhibit in the Reference Library. The work is arranged In chronological order and sections are devoted to each Chancellor. Robert Henley, first Earl of Northington. descendant of an ancient Somerset family, was ...
... MAN MWX black Saloon XCE'cvr is.goo mil os. unaeratchod. Best offer o.er £375.-8, Oore Road. Ashton. 3. AT* Dropnaan HUDSON fun -•-s m.p.s.i, Very smart appearance ; taxed, compttheni.lv* insured £250 Boad. Kantian If Saloon. .3,000 mile-. 4»A. Covenatit-free ...
... dav yesterday The single- tournament fourth rcunu and the yair- tournament third round were played o't. Result- SINGLES: Section A—E Fortune beat ! Young. 21-7; T Gad-don bt J st-ev. 31-15): W T Gnfflt.i-- W Fanner. 21-11; T Thoma- bt F C Robinson. 21-12 ...
... in the service of mankind Professor M Stacey, of the Depart.- ment of Chemisiry. Birmingham, told members of the Chemistry Section at the British Association meeting yesterday. One complex polysaccharide, made by harmless bacteria from cane or sugar beet ...