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... paper and tourism industries. The industrial-units scene is also strong and a wide range of businesses adds to the economic arm of the district. New industrial and tourist projects will provide extra jobs and make the attractive district an even better ...
... the British Legion parade was very satisfactory. The two new members of the Fraserburgh Football Club directorate are Messrs. John McGrory and Charles Watt. Provost H. J. Milne and Mr J, M. Boyle, Town Clerk, have been appointed to represent the town at ...
... yaganUy planned, but en° need nobody a reputation II but her own. la the tuauncr of IM4 Olivier waa released from the Fleet Air Arm at the reaocat of the gevenore of the old Vie. That famous old theatre faai been put out of action thi blitz and it waa decided ...
... with the Fleet Air Arm at purchase d only for us at Reid & fter accident, without driving Lossiemouth before taking on | Pearson Beautifully soft lambs: disqualified, the job as Legion steward. One objector wool jumpers and cardigans or MOT certificate ...
... hosts of the Market Arms B (centre) guests of honour at a presentation party. Mr William Wilson ( decanter, whisky glasses, water jug and silver tray from staff and cus is thought to be the oldest | over a bounuet, The Market Arms town, dating trom 15 ...
... loving memory of my dear husband and our father. John Crawford, who died 9th February, 1953, in the Fraserburgh life-boat disaster. Sheltered on the rock of ages. Anchored on the golden shore. In the loving arms of Jesus, Rests our loved one ever more. From ...
... voice ring clear with a message of the new worldno more war. The Labour Government could not assure the people security by arms, and at the same time meet the ordinary day to day economic and social needs of our papulation. They pleaded with the Prime ...
... The suggestion came from a special sub-committee which considered the need for more homes in the county. Tine chairman, Mr John A. Rae. said that there was a definite need for further homes. He emphasised that in doinsj The sub . eommiU e e had given ...
... threat as Po & i a Aone ‘A on mis anc Gown tne CAIPPIngs on the. before industrial dispute on.Monday night involv- POPE John Paul, bearing a hape for ing at Southall had forced the cancellation the poor, toured New ‘while police. of the regular train ...
... wheel-arm. only 27 Gns Bed-Settee Suite. in Red Moquette only 18 Gas Odd Bed- Settees. in Brown Rexine, wheel-arm, also Moquette: from 8 Q@ns Odd: Studio Couches, in Moquette, various colours, from 16 of Aberdeen, 171 George Street and 1:f John Stree: ...
... timetable. The TSB have already spent £l2 million on marketing and have 550,000 potential buyers of the shares. But chalrman Sir John Read is tin tent on getting t,000.000 shareholders and the campaign will be riesumed shortly. One advantage of the delay is ...