... George Street School, Colne, Thursday evening of lust week. added that the classes were those for oratorio, choric verse speaking and junior orchestras. They were hoping to draw more team* for the verae -(H'akmg tlum they liad in the last two years and ...

... Ronald Gould, M. A. General Secretary of the National Teachers, and leader the Teachers Panel of the Burnham Committee, speaking a crowded > ■*, ineeiitm at Cardiff, . . week in the House «f Commons Sir Stafford Cupps remarked that «e could not ex)iect ...

... who paid their rates with their rent, the Corporation retaining the per cent. It was pointed out Councillor Hargreaves, speaking the per cent allowed to owners projierty assessed at less than per annum, that the landlord was liable for the rates whether ...

... the main church. They did not know what was going to happen to the Scouts now that Mr. Bragg, the leader, was leaving them. Speaking of missionary work. Mr. M irquis said that was not too satisfied with it. Missionary work was one thing the church had to ...

... attention 39. Birtwistle Avenue. Colne. p DEAN. , . Memory of JEAN. Who died March 31*t. 1944. Aged 10 think you silence. often speak your name: God only knows how we miss you. As journey along life* way 359 p Mam. Dad. Brothers and Mater. ...

... play—those of police officer and an old woman, interpreted them with humourous vigour. The training of the choir and the choric speaking group, and the stage management were in the hands of members of the Community, who also planned the wardrobe. Most of the ...

... lie glad to see you. You'll find him at the public librurv.—Your* etc.. TWO WYCOLLER. T. BRADLEY WILFRED SPENCER. The Parson Speaks THE GREATEST EVIL By REV. R. W. L. HUGGINS When practising the Psalms one choir practise came across the passage, Behold, ...

... and may Ihe oi with etiual points, legion have two more matches to P| y’ Klridge (our. Reports Saturday's »!«ch generally speaking, were played in an end-of-the-season atmosphere, are appended DING DONG DERBY. son sustained a. slight injurj'. and hail ...

... wrong sense of values, and bringing them up to expect get something for nothing. 1 clad that the Church England, ch often speaks with many voices, to quit© clear that football pools are an evil. I am glad also see that the Brains Trust in Colne recognised ...

... Unions tnd Tax Relief. Speaking of the T.U.C. leaders talks with Sir Stafford Cripps last week, Mr. Arthur Deakin, general secretary of the Transport and General Workers’ Union, said at Salisbury on Saturday night : We have told him of our difficulty ...

... wonderful gift that rny man can receive. Rents of Houses COLNE OFFICIAL'S PLEA Mr. S. Cayton, chief sanitary inspector of Colne, speaking at meeting of the North-Western centre of the Sanitary Inspectors’ Association, at Lancaster, Mondav, said that if. believed ...

... countryside m East Lancashire and further atield. Miss Lofthouse, it will he remembered, visited Colne during the winter to speak to members of the Literary Society on her favourite topic. Her latest publication, which she describes a footpath guide, for ...