... discussion took place as to whether the discussion should be in public or in private, but Mr Merker urged that it be in public. speaking to his motion. Mr said it arose out of facts that were emerging in the Subcommittee. discussions there and of criticism of ...

... Kellock was the chairman at the Lo'ncss meeting, and a civic welcome was given to the ' Covenanters by Provost Neil A Wilkie. Speaking as a Churchman the Rev. J. Ferguson Bayne, Bo’ness Old Kirk, said that Scottish history was inextricably woven into the history ...

... power and conviction In his Presbvterv work he had won their esteem for his honesty of purpose, clear think ing. straight speaking, and per suasive eloquence. No one could be in any doubt as to where M- Donaldson stood in any controversial issue, because ...

... sick bays are operated. During the war years much good work was done on gun-sites, in camps and in hospitals. One officer, speaking of the lady chaplain attached to his unit, said that she was not only a help but an inspiration. Telling how in many cases ...

... WANTED Mrs Brown. Armadale, speaking on the question of supervision, said a homely, capable woman who knew how to run a working mans home was more desirable as a supervisor than a young person with a diploma, as the latter were apt to be high falutin ...

... Ayrshire town. Officials and ordinary citizens will be neard talk ing about their plans for the' town including a housewife who speaks from the standpoint of one who re sides in one of the new housing schemes and also discusses with members of the Tenants’ ...

... ABOVE FARTY Before he plunges Into the thick the electoral fray. Mr Woodburn tad an opportunity speaking to Scottish local government representatives in Edinburgh on a nonnarty text. The luncheon given he Corporation annually so that he Secretary of State ...

... messages to the same effect. The people in Canada would never forget what the people in this country had done for their sons Speaking the servicemen who came over to Canada during the Air Training Scheme, he assured the company that they had behaved in a ...

... service. These mission services will be held in the church all week RECRUITMENT TO MINING INDUSTRY “Extremely serious problem Speaking on the problem of re cruitment to the mining industry at Dunfermline on Sunday night. Mr G. Middleton, general secretary ...

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... invited. The toast of wars usual, had his name taken j this stage, and it was anything but lhe S.J F.A was proposed by Mr for speaking back to the referee, interesting. As time wore on Brox-lHugh Chisholm, vice-president, and The defence was 100 strong burn ...

... THROUGH WITH MATHERS DRAMA AS PART OF GENERAL EDUCATION “Would yield great benefit” Mr Mitchell points out that generally speaking, when he is asked to give*Ravlce to youth clubs, he is confined to transient groups of young people, most of whom are at ...