... Bothal fish pass ~ Speaking of the fish passes on the | river, he said that in his opinion. the newly-installed one at Bothal | had been a waste of money. It had | been inspected by the River Board | and thev were not pleased either.! The Ministry of ...

... Federation of Young nd the memorial chapel had orgin- Farmers’ Clubs North Regional team |2@ be‘afilsfi of he'z..l-tls dsfifi h?t“‘ speaking contests at Alnwick oy |YeIY much he apprecia D s Tuesday :made} to him ax}d Mrs Harris that “There is no scope for the ...

... pointed out that in ¢ New machinery ing Manager and kept in his office, tion to obstruction there Was the Coun. Geo. Rogerson, speaking for T.B. cases were compusorily notified duest on 'f ALI ie 1t the Parks Committee. explained that and were considered in ...

... to “tell the public” Mr. T. P. H. Sanderson, chairman of the Northumberland County Branch of the National Farmers’ Union, speaking at the annpa] dinner of the Horticultural Section of the Branch at the Crown Hotel. Newcastle, on Tuesday, advised horti ...

... meeting official found that the defendant|gf the Coquetdale Round Table. had a partly smoked cigarette a.ndl Mr. Bland was speaking o natches in his finger “stool.” |education. *“ Are we getting value DANGEROUS CYCLING |for our money? was the question ...

... with another oflicer when he saw the defendant, staggering and following two women. He crossed the road hnd as he appeared to speak to them he nearly fell down on several occasions. Defendant then followed other WO women and nearly fell over a wall, ...

... MEMORIAM BARRASS (Lynemouih). Cherished memories of lay ‘dearest daughter, Joyce, who died Ilivh March, 1947, S 0 oftem do I speak your name with hear, and eyes that fill; The ‘love 1 had in e for you death grows stronger sulll You filled my heare with happiness ...

... tha-tl t.he-yp aha Pumetis pubg «We have moved a long waylic speaking in other places than since the Victorian era, and no!their own clubs. longer have we the aspidistra, the, Mr Elsworth was speaking after antimacassar and the chaperon. he, along with Mr R ...

... Callerton| Mr W. J. Griffiths, a member of Collieries. the staff of the National Insurence Also in his{Office, at Bedlington, speaking at a mining connec-\mweeting of the Bedlington Looak tions, Councillor|Labour Party gtressed the sooiad Bruce was chair- ...

... members in Alnwick alone who balance by the H bomb 3,000,000 tons more coal which could have not vet joined us,” he said. Speaking of Communists, he said easily have been won at home, Treasurer Mrs. L Reed reported that that he himsell likened the Russian ...

... Propoging the toast to the club, Mr. Morrell referred to the players of Bedlington some 25 years ago, and then went on to speak of the present day members. NEW MALE VOICE CHOIR CONDUCTOR ' Morpeth Male Voice Choir have been fortunate in securing the services ...

... with our programme and attend our meetings. There is no way of accomplishing this but by the| personal touch,” she said. Speaking of the social activiiies, Mrs, Burn said that they had to move with the times as a lot of the peonle! iust joined for the ...