... Hancox, who was replying to the toast The Association. proposed by the Mayor Reading (Aid. T. S. W. Smart), went on to speak the good work of the association raising money for the Royal Commercial Travellers' School, the benevolent association and ...

... Reading branch of the Workers' Educational Association. He admitted he was speaking only of Reading, adding that local authorities differed. Let make it quite clear —and think am speaking for all other heads in Reading—we don't talk about scholarships or of ...

... lives: these athletes who have reached the top are pretty good people anyway,'* said Geoff. Dyson, chief coach of the A.A.A., speaking at Ashmcad School, Reading, Monday. He was giving the first of a series of , talks by top-class athletes and coaches, arranged ...

... Apply Hon. Sec.. 11, Butler Market, Thame, Oxon (Thame 3301. BERKSHIRE FF.DFRATION YOUNG I ARMERS' CLE BS. Hth ANNUAL PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST for the Reading Mercury Challenge Trophies SENIOR SECTION: MONDAY, IK BR I ARY 24th, 1955, at St. Laurence's Hall ...

... attends on Sundays. Speaking to the Laud Society in St. Laurence's Hall, Reading, on Tuesday, he said: No doubt they were very sensible and prudent for people of years ago, but they have little relevance for 1958. Sir John who was speaking about Modern ...

... himself bv saying Give them a job of work to do and should know, for he is the national organiser of the Guild. He was speaking io leading figures in the Scout and Guild world a rally organised bv the Wokingham branch, and was deputising for Lord Peter ...

... Waltham St. Lawrence on the nomination of the Rev. A. H. Ginever. Major Palmer has had considerable experience of public speaking and lecturing. was gazetted M.B.E. and 0.8. E. in the first World War, eventually being appointed assistant officer in charge ...

... of thinking that because the heads of four or five nations met. the problems of the world would be automatically solved. Speaking of the Conservative Party's prospects, the Member said he did not take a gloomy view. Ihe Government were obliged take unpopular ...

... evening particularly one on which an illusion was shattered —and that by the principal guest! Brig. Mockler-Ferryman was speaking of the difficulty he found in getting organisers at county level, and told us that some time ago found just the right person ...

... country. It was certainly a day out for these gaitercd gentlemen, as it must also have been a day off for weasels and stoats. Speaking of the importance of proper rations for breeding pheasants, Mr. C. L. Coles, of the Game Research Station at Fordingbridge ...

... entries had not yet closed, entries for trade stands this vear's show already exceeded the record figure reached in 1956. Speaking of the visit of the Royal Show next year lie told the members: By and large we have got it all sorted out. In general don't ...

... affairs that Alderman Bale has brought to the Bench. No one knows better than the loss wc shall sustain. Mr. Kenneth Clark, speaking on behalf of the solicitors, said they had always received the utmost fairness and courtesy from Alderman Bale and would ...