... later without waiting till upwards of #£200,000 has been found for alterations and extensions. “ Members of this Committee can speak from personal experience of many educational problems as they affect the local people and after considering the arguments advanced ...

... “tremendous challenge” it gave, when he lunched with the Woodhall Wednesday Club at the Petwood Hotel this week. Sir Mortimer, speaking of the progress which had taken place in the world during the past nine or ten thousand years, said that John Buchan in 1923 ...

... declared Mr. M. Good (Reepham) at Tuesday’s meeting of the Witham Third District Internal Drainage Board at Lincoln. He was_speaking against a motion to withdraw the Board’s opposition o the River Witham Improvement Scheme p WA R Despite a plea by Ald H ...

... ‘much as six inches deep. And the result of this over-deep sowing was exactly the same as using poor seed. STILL NONE BETTER Speaking of varieties, Mr. Bremner said that at the moment there was till no sign of a winter wheat to replace Cappelle — “probably ...

... of a talk given by Sir John Hunt, leader of the Everest expedition, to boys at Carre’s Grammar School, on Tuesday. He was speaking to pupils from a number of Kesteven schools, when they gathered to see him present certificates and bronze badges to those ...

... Murray t Collection Rushby a supper n Rushby, Rymer, Mr. and Margaret ley, Mr. ! ton and | for Sund £5 10s. MOTH D. Woodh the speak Mothers’ described at Halton, ge;iment | eing und by Mr. E. was held Street, wh Vicarage, hostesses Bates, Co« WHIST Institute ...

... already caught on in the Isle of Ely, district advisory officer Mr. J. Harris told farmers at Swineshead on Tuesday. He was speaking at a_parish meeting organised by the Holland Advisory Service where so many farmers turned up that it was soon “standing ...

... Even if we are not quite so well off, I would rather be a little worse off in a free land than under a dictatorship.” He was speaking at the annual luncheon of the Lincolnshire Association of Agricultural Valuers, at * the Petwood Hotel, when he attacked ...

... 7] . ” Feeling the Pulse BY then they would know the reactions of their 43 member clubs. “We want to feel the pulse so to speak,” said Mr. Dellow. “I understand that our teams situated in seaside towns like the scheme. ‘“But we realise that there would ...

... prospects for this year’s Review outcome must surely be the spirit of optimism that is abroad in the industry. Almost everyone one speaks to seems convinced that this year’s results will be more satisfactory to the farmers. The roots of this optimism are to be ...

... William Brummsley, of Mablethorpe (right), idle and Bert Francis (left) at (Photo: Wrate’s Press.) the Association — went on to speak of the early days after its formation, when subscriptions were 2s. 6d. per club! LINCOLN TRACK ? He recalled some of the great ...

... “ Small Savings” When the committee’s chairman, Ald. Feneley, rose to speak it was in an atmosphere visibl¥ strained. He was just saying: “It is the aggregate of small savings which make up the big savings .. - when Ald. Hutson’s cry broke through the ...