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... ROTARY CLUB.—Mr John Joss paid a tribute to the importance of the local weekly newspaper in the life of a community when speaking at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club on Thursday in the CNif6 Moderne. He was proposing a vote of thanks to ...
... announcers befoie letting them go on the air? We Would urge them to drop this policy, to employ men and women and let them speak like men and women. Regarding television, the memorandum says:—We find it difficult to write with restraint. This is the invention ...
... year is a marked increase in the number of solo verse-speaking competitors. Compared with four between 10 and 12 years at the last Festival there are 15 on this occasion, and the solo verse-speaking (Scottish) class, for those under 12 years, has attracted ...
... in the Panmure Hall. Bro. J. Kennedy, R.W.31., presided, and the oration was given by Bro. the Rev. George Adam, Edzell. SPEAKING COMPETITION.—M iss E. M. Grieve holds a rehearsal with the winning South-Angus team in the Junior Unionist competition—Mr ...
... Provost Fenton and Mrs Fenton, and public health officials from the counties. UNIONIST SPEAKING COM- 1 PETITION.—The district final of the junior Unionist speaking com- 1 petition for East Scot la nd was won last Saturday in the Duncan Institute, Caper ...
... Congregation Is asked to meet In the Hall, when E. J. MeD. Pullan, Esq.. M.R.E.. M.C.. MA., an expert In European Affairs, will speak on — The Council of Europe. After the address and discussion period, we shall adjourn to the Church for Family Prayers. The ...
... Church who were enthusiastic in the cause of Christ, and it ill became the Youth Committee to bring a comparative outsider to speak to Youth upon Christ and His work. Mr Day said that in his last report on the work of the Youth Committee ho had mentioned ...
... loaned the galleries, the Acts Council had loaned the pictures, 'and the Art Society had undertaken the work of organisation. Speak? r ing of the present exhibition. Mr Brown Raid he had found it had not suffered from the limitations of one or two exhibitions ...
... Communicants' Class. 6 p.m.—Divine Service conducted by Minister. at which Rev. William 8.D., home on leave from Africa, will speak on The Church in Northern Rhodesia. 7 p m.—Youth Group meets, baying as guests, Princes Street Church Young Members' League ...
... followed under the supervision of Mr Stewart Dilly, choirmaster. The accompanist was Mrs , W. K. Eaton. DUMPING GROUNDS.—Speaking at a meeting in Arbroath of Dundee and district section of the Royal Institute of Chemistry, Mr Andrew Dargie, city analyst ...
... Hornsby. Ph.D. -District Vnited Service in Lady- loan Church. ST JOHN'S METHODIST CHURCH• Mobter—key. F. W. Shaw. 11 amt —God Speaks : to Samuel and to Us. 5.17 , p m.—After an Old French Air; Devine: Whitlock. r pm —So. 4. How can we become Children of ...
... Alex. Fairweather; runner-up, Mr James Cargill. JUNIOR UNIONISTS' SUCCESS.—The South Angus team won the Junior Unionist. speaking competition in the East of Scotland, the final of which took place at Perth last Saturday. The winning team comprised:—Chairman ...